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First Presbyterian ChurchAn International Ecumenical ParishSunday Worship and Children's Classes 11 a m.Adult Forum 10amSunday, )une 22nd Dr. Paul Smith Preaching\-----------0 1 -----------st\Judith Parker Taylor, Organist and Choir Director and Executive Director of The Henry Street Pre-School 124 Henry Street 624-3770St. Ann and the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Welcomes YouSunddys at 11 a.m.Holy Eucharist and SermonChurc h Sr hool and Nursery AvailableThe Rev. William l). Persell, Ret tor The Rev. Craig I). Townsend, AssociateCorner of Clinton and Montague Streets %u2022 875-6960UNITARIAN & %u00ab yCnHD onald M c K in n e y, M in is te rSunday, June 15, 1 lam \Preached by Donald McKinneyPierrepont St. & Monroe PI. 6 24 -54 6 6A center of free religion since 1833ART CLASSESIN THE ARTIST'S STUDIO: An established artist working in the realist tradition will continue classes in painting and drawing Atlantic Avenue Small classes Call tor information 625-3872 (F21)DANCE EXERCISEPRIVATE EXERCISE CLASS Your home or my studio Experienced Prolessional Instructor References %u2022 (718) 852-1305MUSIC(F L U T E L E S S O N S )Professional w/master now accepting students ol all levels and ages. Studios m Park Slope and Manhattan. Call (718) 788-1988SLOPE JAZZ: Beginning, returning, crossing over%u2019 Learn to create your own solos. Study the complete program, including: scales, theory and applied harmony, tunes, transcribing lines and solos: ear-training, jazz rhythm. I have 22 years teaching experience and I love it. My playing follows the tradition of Louie. Billie. Prez, Fats. Art. Fatha. Bird. Dizz, Oscar. Lenny. Lee, Sal All instruments and voice. $20 per hour, Charles Sibirsky (718)768-3804 (024)PROF ROBERT SCOTT. PHD. of Jacksonville University Now in Brooklyn otlering:Piano %u2022 Voice %u2022 Theory Lessons Beginners %u2022 Intermediate Advanced Call 718-237-9381 (J5)TENNIS INSTRUCTIONJUNIOR TENNIS CLINIC SUMMER 86. AT SO. OXFORD TENNIS CLUB187 S. OXFORD BKLYN, NY: Beginners %u2022 Intermediate %u2022 Advanced %u2022 Boys and girls, ages 6-18. Session I June 2-August 1, 1986. Thurs. & Fri 4 to 6. Session II August 8-September 12,1986. $150.00 per session Partial financial aid available. One session videotaped FURTHER INFORMATION (718) 624-5461. INSTRUCTORS MEL SWANSON. KEVIN N. HARPER. (S3)TENNIS AT THE PARADE GROUNDS We feature adult beginner clinics, junior programs beginner to advanced, leagues for men and women, mental toughness clinics and more. Call Steve Carberry at 436-8233. (J5)TUTORINGTEST TAKING %u2022 TUTORING: Assessment %u2022 Counseling %u2022Referral %u2022 Workshops %u2022 SAT %u2022 GRE %u2022 SSAT %u2022 COOP %u2022 GEO %u2022ACHIEVEMENTS %u2022 COLLEGE ADVISEMENT %u2022 Dr. Mae Sakharov %u2022 JoanMargolis, MA, MCS Educational & Testing Services, complete battery of Educational Testing now available 220 Court St. Days 858-0050 Eves(212)807-8941. (S2)Instruction Advertising%u2022 $64 for 8 weeks %u2022 (Jp to 30 words %u2022 DeadlineThursday, at 4pm for following week's publication.Send copy and check to in e Knoenix newspaper395 Atlantic Ave %u2022 Bklyn I i 2 I 7i w m m MBETHELEHEMLUTHERAN1CHURCHThird Ave. at P ac ific St.Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, NY624-0242Paul T. Matson, PastorSUNDAYS:Services 11 amChoir participatingSunday School 11 amEveryone invitedI N V E S Ty ( ) u rS K lL LS . . .Y O U %u2019LLe a r NGREA^TD IV ID E N D SH E L P IN Go t h e J J s ;Mayor s Voluntary ActionCenterSECONDCAREERSVOLUNTEER PROGRAM51 Chambers St Room 1215 NY NY 10007 (212) 566-1808LEVOLORVERTICALBLINDS50%OFF* tamaoukraftIn Park Slope145 7th Ave.Bklyn. NY 11215636-1550Going Out? SeeUp & Coming forWhere to Go.Services for Rev. MelishReverend William Howard Melish, the activist Brooklyn minister, died at his home at176 Dean Street on the afternoon of June 15, atthe age of 76. Melish, who recently celebratedthe 50th anniversary of his ordination to thepriesthood, had been suffering from cancer.A memorial Eucharist Service will be heldfor Melish on June 28th at 10am at St. Ann%u2019sand the Holy Trinity Church, Clinton andMontague Streets. A reception at the churchwill follow the service. Melish%u2019s body will becremated and interred at the fam ily plot inCincinatti, Ohio.Melish is known for his work at the HolyTrinity Church (since merged into St. Ann%u2019sand the Holy Trinity Church) that reachesback to 1939, his involvement in Civil Rightsand international relations, and as founder ofthe National Council for American-SovietFriendship. Most recently he served as assistant rector at St. Ann%u2019s. %u2014 L.K.Grad Day at EmmanuelThe Emmanuel Baptist Church in ClintonHill will observe its annual Baccalaureateand Graduate Recognition Day during the11am worship service on Sunday, June 22.Dr. Marshall C. Grigsby, president ofBenedict College, Columbia, S.C., will be theguest preacher.Prior to assuming the presidency of the115-year-old Benedict College last year, Dr.Grigsby was assistant dean and associateprofessor of practical theology at HowardUniversity Divinity School. Previously, heserved as associate director for the BlackReligious Experience and TheologicalEducation with the Association ofTheological Schools in the United States andCanada.While still a student at Morehouse College,Dr. Grigsby was a member of a nine-personteam which built a medical clinic in theMoharane section of Lesotho, South Africa,during the summer of 1967.Dr. Michael N. Harris, pastor of the Emmanuel Baptist Church, invites the public tojoin in sharing Emmanuel%u2019s baccalaureateservices, held annually to honor junior highthrough college graduates. Music for the occasion will be furnished by the ChurchChorus and the Children%u2019s Choir, under thedirection of Sylvia J. Harris. The church is at279 Lafayette Avenue.Celebrating Gay PrideMetropolitan Community Church ofBrooklyn, which worships at 85 South OxfordStret, will be celebrating Brookyn lesbian/gay pride with a special service at 5pmat the church on Sunday, June 22. A Community Potluck Picnic follows the serice.Rev. Susan Eenigenburg, pastor of MCCBrooklyn, will preach, and Richard May,president of Lambda IndependentDemocrats of Brooklyn, will offer a contemporary witness as part of the program.Members and friends of the church participate by leading worship, and there will bespecial music.%u201cThe celebrative service will honor thepride and accomplishment in the founding ofB.U.G.L.E.S. (Brooklyn United Gays andLesbians) during 1908,%u201d says Eenigenburg.BUtiLiUS is a network ot independentgay/lesbian organizations in Brooklynestablished for mutual aid and for the creation of a strong Brooklyn Gay/Lesbian identity and visibility. MCC Brooklyn is one of fourfounding member organizations in BUGLES.The others are: Gay Friends and Neighborsof Brooklyn, Lambda IndependentDemocrats of Brookyn, and Lesbians andGays of Flatbush.Church Marks 150thBrooklyn%u2019s oldest Roman Catholic Churchwill celebrate its 150th anniversary with aconcert of chamber music by Musica deCamara, featuring violinist Wilfredo Deglansof the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra.The performance will take place at theCathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul at Courtand Congress streets in Cobble Hill, Sunday,June 22 at 2pm.Admission to the concert is $5 and ticketscan be purchased at the church rectory.Create a Moore FundThe George Moore Memorial Trust Fundhas been established at Lafayette AvenuePresbyterian Church in memory of the lateGeorge W. Moore, humanitarian and advocate for legal aid to the poor. It will providefunding for services related to young peopleand senior citizens and is being made possible %u201cby the many friends and organizationswith which George Moore was a part during alife spent as one of Brooklyn%u2019s leadingcitizens,%u201d says Dr. George L. Knight of thechurch.A resident of Brooklyn for 30 years, Moorewas active in the South Brooklyn area duringthe 60%u2019s and 70%u2019s. He was a founding memberof the National Client Council and he alsoserved on the boards of the National LegalAid and Defender Association, CommunityAction For Legal Services, Fort GreeneSouth Brooklyn Legal Services, BrooklynHospital Community Advisory Board. Underthe OEO program, he was active on the Council Against Poverty of the City of New Yorkand on the Fort Greene Community Corporation.In 1982 Moore retired from the NYCDepartment of Social Services after 30 yearsof service. He was born in Lexington, Kentucky 1916 and died in Brooklyn on March 8,1986 after a brief illness. Following cremation, a memorial service was conducted by theReverend Dr. George Litch Knight of theLafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church inBrooklyn where he was a trustee, elder andan active member for over 25 years.Any person or organizations who want tomake a contribution to the fund should contact Dr. Knight at the church, 85 South Oxford Street, or call 625-7515.A Part of Ybur CommunityRabbi Gerald I. Weider Rabbi Emeritus Eugene ) SackSABBATH se r v ic e sFriday 8:15 p.m. %u2022 Saturday 10:30 a.m.Picnic Service in Prospect ParkFriday, June 20, 6:30 p.m.For more information call the Temple office (768 3814). AReform congregation, located at Garfield Place and 8th Avenue,Park Slope.Congregation Beth ElohimGvittf i%u00abvi c '- S n mNews of Downtown Area ChurchesAppears Every Week in The PhoenixPlymouth Church O f The Pilgrims(Congregational)Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m.The Reverend Russell Williams, guest preacherDirector of the International Conference of the United Churchof ChristNursery Care provided during morning worshipINTERIM MINISTER: Dr. Avery C. M.nchesler ORGANIST AND DIRECTOR OF MUSIC: Arnold Osllund, Jr.DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN'S CHOIRS: Narcissa TilmanOrange & Hicks Streets 624-4743COMPUTER PROGRAMMINGI s It F u r Y e u ?L y e u ' v e r e c e n t l y b e e n l a i d o il,y e m m a y t iee l i g i b l e f o rFULL TUITIONSCHOLARSHIPS(Through JTFA With %u25a1ther Federal Financial Aid) Vproject COPE(718) 4 3 6 * 3 5 4 4 o r436*3614Page 30, THE P H O E N IX , June 19, 1986