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School TakesSeveral Park Slope and Brooklyn Heights students have achieved either Honors (no grade below B and earned 37 points) or Credits (no grade below B- and earned 30 pGuito) on Poly Fiep Country School's year end Upper School Honor Roll. Juniors earning Credits were Andrew Karp and Benamin Stewart, sophomore Berkeley Belknap achieved Honors and Sarah Brooks earned Credits. Freshmen Raquel Forsythe and Ayeola Fortune earned Credits.A group of parent volunteers at P.S. 29 were thanked at the recent final general meeting for their hard work this year. They are: Leah Wilcox, Brook Travelstead, Miry am Wasserman, Margaret Williams,Mary Beth Aberlin, Greg Paquette, Betty McDonald, Tina Igneri, Sally Smith, Bob Wiess, Rudy Kamuf, Bill Appel, Chris McKay, Pat Gardella, Joan Sawaya, Maureen Monaco, Tucker Crum, Bernadette Kelly, Evelyn LaQuercia, Marge Birchfield, Susan Lichi, Karen Reina, Pam Casal, and Tony Veronlco.Brooklyn Technical High School freshman Daiman Webb was the first place winner in Congressman Major Owens 12th Congressional District Martin Luther King High School Essay Contest. He received $500 for his essay. Second and third place winners were Pamela McCormick and Jose Angel Santiago of Clara Barton High School.Alice Timothy, assistant principal of the speech and music departments at Brooklyn Technical High School, says that the Brooklyn Tech debate Teams qualified for the State Forensics Finals in Albany this year and to help cover expenses, Manufacturers Hanover Trust gave $1000 through the efforts of vice president Nicholas Barbara; Con Ed contributed $200; and the Williamsburgh Savings Bank also extended support.Results from a Citywide Physical Fitness Program sponsored by the American Heart Association show that many Brooklyn students reached the 95th percentile of achievement on standardized fitness tests. Students from local schools include: Sherease Alston, Michael Bryan, George Garcia, Eluie Gonzalez, Michael Joyner, Monique Moore, Luc Paige, Philllpe Pierre, Norberto Vargas, Jesse Watson, Maurice West and Raheem Williams of P.S. 282; J.H.S. 51 students, Christine Arts, Matthew Brown, Johnny Burkette, Evelyn Cardona, Hilda Charles, Marcel Fulton, Laticia Gerena, Daniel Gonalez, Natasha Jett, Kendria Johnson, Sonia Lasso, Richard Long, Wendy Lopez, Paul Moore, Gregory Morrison, Robert Ortiz, Henry Padilla, Desmond Wilder and Willie Wilson; and P.S. 46 students, Debbie Cruze, Vemita Ellison, Angel Felix, Michael Jenkins, and Randell Johnson. They received medals for their accomplishments at a ceremony on June 11.Three teachers from P.S. 58 in Carroll Gardens have been awarded grants to establish a C1MS Math Resource Center for the continuance of the Math and PatternEleven year-old Bernadette Collazo, a student at P.S. 124K on Fourth Avenue, ispresented with an award plaque and a savings bond by Automobile Club of New YorkPresident Donald T. Phillips. She placed second in the American Automobile Association%u2019s 42nd annual School Traffic SafetyPoster Program.Making Project. They are Mrs. Fran Coglitore, Mrs. Paula Karmiol and Mr. Joseph Kingston.A reception was held for the 112 New York City public high school valedictorians on June 4. Local high school honorees were valedictorians Wei Jing Zhu of Brooklyn Technical H.S., Lauren Plawner of Edward R. Murrow H.S., John Lee of George Westinghouse H.S., Scott Pytluk of John Dewey H.S., Rolande Merisca of John Jay H.S., David Schizer of Midwood H.S., Oscar Gonzalez of Pacific H.S., Lois Watson of Prospect Heights H.S., and Luisa Marenco of Sarah J. Hale H.S.Local Kids Good At NumbersCommunity School District 15 students who scored the highest on the Citywide Interscholastic Mathematics League Competition were honored during the school board meeting, June 25 at P.S. 230 in Kensington.Each year, approximately 50,000 students compete in this city competition and awards are made to those students who score highest in their school districts and in their borough. This year P.S. 230 in Kensington took top honors in District 15.Top district scorers by grade included: first grade, Garrett Gebhardt and William Kolb from P.S. 230; second grade, Josh Goodman from P.S. 29 in Cobble Hill; third grade, Sang Hwa Choi from P.S. 230; fourth grade, David Kerpin from P.S. 230; fifth grade Jonathan Kruz from P.S. 230; and sixth grade, Karen Dickstein and Hiram Morales from P.S. 130 in Kensington.Gebhardt, Kolb, Goodman, Dickstein and Morales were also top borough-wide scorers for their respective grades. %u2014R.T.LIBERTYThe Standard of AmericaCastro!the Standard of performanceG T X 10-40,10-30,10-50, 020-50 %u2022 M u lti 20-40 %u2022 R e g u la r 1 2-pack p ric e $17.88GP50 12-pack Sale Price $ 14.99& FO RD Q u a rt S a le P ric e %u2022 V8, V 6 ,4 c y lin d e r e n g in e s$ 1.25MURAYE%u2019SAUTO PARTS395 Rogers Ave.Brooklyn467-3280M EA DO W SCARBURETORSERVICE, INC.1884 BroadwayBrooklyn443-4700CORTEZAUTO PARTS2400 A m sterd amAu NYO(212)568-8809G R E E N FIE LDAUTO PARTS1 7 53 1 s t Av.N Y C(212)876-6598# 751343A-ONELOCKSMITHS, INC.624-0711W e %u2019re N um ber 1 fo r S e c u rity a n d S e rv ic e 2 4 -H o u r E m e rg e n c y S e rv ic e A la rm s %u2022 D o o r B u zze rs %u2022 G a te sFREE ESTIMATES485 Court St. (corn . 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To schedule an aDDointment for an in- %u25a0 person statem ent call 566-1180DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING PRESERVATION ANDDEVELO PM ENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORKREQUEST FOR COMMENT ONAPPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATEOF NO HARASSMENTP R E M IS E S : 2 9 8 C a rlto n A v e n u e , B ro o k ly nD A T E O F N O T IC E : J u ly 2 ,1 9 8 6T O : O C C U P A N T S , F O R M E R O C C U P A N T SA N D O T H E R IN T E R E S T E D P A R T IE S .An application has been subm itted to the Departm entof Housing Preservation and Development for a certification that after December 12,1982, no harassmentoccurred at the premises in the form of threats, use ofphysical force, deprivation of essential services such asheat, water, gas or electric, or by other conduct intendedto cause persons to vacate the premises or waive rightsrelated to their occupancy. Upon the issuance of a certificate the premises can legally be converted to a nonsingle room occupancy use.Comments as to whether harassm ent occurred at thepremises may be subm itted to the Anti-Harassm entUnit, 125 Church Street, New York, NY 10007 by letterpostmarked not later than 30 days from the date of thisnotice or by an in-person statem ent made within thesame period. To schedule an appointm ent for an inn o r q n n c t a t n m o n t # >all f > A %u00a3 .1 1 Q D____ _____ IJuly 3,1986, TH E PHOENIX, Page 43