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St. Ann and the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Welcomes YouSundays at 11 a.m .Holy Eucharist and Sermon(. Iiuu.li School and Nursery AvailableThe Rev W illia m I). Persell, Rector The R e\\. ( raig O. Townsend, AssociateC orner of Clinton and M ontague Streets %u2022 875-6960Plymouth Church Of The Pilgrims(Congregational)Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m.Sunday July 20, 11 a.m .Rev. Floyd G eorge preachingNursery Care provided during morning worshipIN T E R IM M IN IS T E R l)r . A . m C . Manchester O R G A N IS T A N D D lH E C T O R O l MUSIC Arnold (K ilu n d . Jr.D IR lrC T O R O f (. H Il D R E N 'S (. H O IR S N a rc is s a T iim a nOrange & Hicks Slreels 624-4743A Part of Ybur CommunityRabbi Gerald I. Weider Rabbi Emeritus Eugene J. SackSABBATH SERVICESFriday 8:15 p.m. %u2022 Saturday 10:30 a.m.For m ore inform ation call the Tem ple office (768-3814) AReform congregation, located at Garfield Place and 8th Avenue,Park SlopeCongregation Beth ElohimGtfhett lemple E T iv N fV ZBETHLEHEMLUTHERANCHURCHU ltr a A ve. a t K a c itic b t.Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. NY624-0242Paul I Matson, PastorSUNDAYS: Services 11 amChoir participatingSunday School 11 amEveryone invitedI N V E S Ts k iL l s ...Y O lJJ%u2019LLE A R ^G R E A TD IV ID E N D SH E L P IN GO T H E R S !Mayor s Voluntary ActionCenterSECOND CAREERSVOLUNTEER PROGRAM51 Chambers St Room 1215 NV NY 10007 (212) 566-1806PROFESSIONALSERVICESw m m mACCOUNTANTSTAX SERVICESNATIONAL TAX SERVICE: Income taxes prepared.Open all year to serve you. Mon-Sat, 9am-7pm or byappointment. File early for early refunds. 322 Livingston St (Between Nevins and Bond). 15 RalphAve (0ftBroadway) (718)453-6074 (M15)ARCHITECTURECHRISTOPHER MARCH, AIA, ARCHITECT(212) 362-4628. 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Transcripts/Legal document mailinglist management, financial/statistical repetitive letters, m anuscripts/dissertations, reports/proposals, company manuals and newsletters. FreePick-up. 24 hr. service. Cal 718-658-6773. 44 CourtSt , Bklyn, NY 11201____________________(J26)H o w to P la c e Y o u r A d :Send $ 8 8 for 8 w eek M inim um with ad copy up to .'30 wordsr * ----J U .. - T I . %u25a0 \_ _ *%u2022 * %u2022i / i r O u m i D %u25a0 l i u i a u a j i J p . m . i u i i i c a l i s a u cPROFESSIONALSE R V IC E ST h e P h o e n ix N e w s p a p e r 39!> Atlantic A ve. Bklyn, N Y. 1 1217Names Make NewsDuane Patterson of Hicks St. has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the rank of staff o a ro A a n t H e is a teleromm unications systems control specialist with the 2164th Information System Squadron in England.Brooklyn Heights resident Charles M. Plotz, M.D., chairman of the Department of Family Practice at State University Health Science Center in Brooklyn, has been elected an honorary member of the Japan Rheumatism Association, an appointment shared by only four others in the United States. The president of the New York Arthritis Foundation was honored for his extensive research in arthritis, including his discovery of the latest fixation reaction, a universal standard test for rheumatoid arthritis. This latest appointment adds to his honorary memberships in the French, Mexican, Brazilian and Yugoslav Rheumatism Associations.Fred L. Price, former Special Assistant to the previous President of the New York City Council, Carol Bellamy, was recently appointed Manager of Public Information at Con Edison, Brooklyn Division. The Clinton Hill resident is also an appointed member of the Brooklyn Advisory Board to the State%u2019s Commission on Human Rights.Several teachers at Saint Ann%u2019s School have received recognition for their service. Sara Chambers, science, and Jim Busby, music, are two of only 50 U.S. teachers to receive Joseph Klingenstein Summer Fellowships at Columbia Teachers College. Vivian Swain, modem languages, and Barbara Seddon, Chair/classics, have received National Endowment for the Humanities grants for summer research. Mary Watson, classics, has been given the Butler Fellowship from New York University for Masters degree study in Classics.The largest percentage of State Health Service Corps scholarships awarded this year to New York City students studying to become health care professionals were given to Brooklyn residents. Recipients are: Judith Beckles, Alfred Blake, Debbie Bowen, LaBonna Card, Amelia DeSaive, Odele Nation, Christina Rosen, Theresa Spruill, Howard Straker and Aster White.Two Brooklyn College students majoring in broadcast journalism have won awards from radio station WNWK F.M. First-place winner, Vincent Marino, won $500 for the documentary he wrote, produced and narrated examining the New York City subway system. Karen Nocera, second-place winner, won $200 for her documentary on plastic and cosmetic surgery.Mary Elizabeth Wendt, a Park Slope resident, has been appointed Bronx Borough Coordinator for the 34 branch libraries ot theNew York Public lib rary system in theBronx. Acting Coordinator since November, 1365, she is responsible for managing the staff, buildings, budget, materials and services for all the Bronx branch libraries.Alexandra Estrada of Myrtle Ave. has been promoted to the rank of sergeant in the UJS. Army. He is a supply specialist with the 502nd Infantry in West Germany.Stacey Bloom of Park Slope recently won first place in an essay contest sponsored by the New York State Association of Realtors. Her essay, %u201cWhat the Renaissance of Brooklyn Means to Me%u201d was also a finalist in the contest run by the Brooklyn Board of Realtors. Her essay will be entered in the National essay contest competition.Full tuition Presidential Scholarships have been awarded by S t Francis College to incoming students. They are Park Slope resident, Seamus CnmdBgham, and Flatlands resident, Marybetfa Moss.Army Pvt. 1st Class Sareeaa KeBer of Carlton Ave. has arrival for duty with the 3rd Infantry Division, West Germany. Keller is a flight operations coordinator.Twelve women were honored recently at tiie Soroptomist International of Brooklyn Club at its Career Women%u2019s Dinner. The Brooklyn Club is a member of Soroptomist International, the largest women%u2019s classified service organization in the w orld, numbering over 75,000 women. Those honored were: B arbara J. M aDea, Elizabeth Samuel, RaselamriceDi, M a ry T . B a rkley , E aa B ailey,Judith Bronsfadn, Catherine Pearson,M aryan n PotestneDi, Lisa DeGeanaro,M aureen Sheehan, Anastasia Fogarty andAlys Kinsm an.Jennifer B. Anker of Cobble HOI, Brooklyn, was one of 177 seniors to graduate at commencement exercises June 1 at William Smith College in Geneva, New York Anker majored in anthropology and sociology.Marine Pfc. Dennis Perez of Fourth Ave., a John Jay High School graduate, has been meritoriously promoted to his present rank upon graduation from recruit training at Marine Corps. Recruit Depot, Parris Island,Marine Staff Sergeant Gilbert T. Taylor, son of Hermlone D. Taylor of Baltic St., and a 1977 graduate of John Jay High School, recently reported for duty at Marine Corps Base Camp Butler on Okinawa.Ruth White will be honored at a reception at the Brooklyn Club in September for 40 years of leadership as a member of the Board of Directors of the Brooklyn Lung Association.Land %u2022 Sea %u2022 AirWe%u2019ll Get You There!Prompt, Professional, Courteous ServiceFor All Your Travel NeedsDomestic * Islands * OverseasHappy Talk Travel of Brooklyn, Inc.299 Livingston St. (off Nevins)834-9600When You NeedA Good FloristHere We Are!Where We%u2019ve BeenFor 133 Years...James Weir Ecklebe and GuyerAmerica%u2019s Oldest Urban FloristFlorists # Fruiterers City & Worldwide Delivery Always open 7 daysWe Take Major Credit Cards 160 Montague St. %u2022 Brooklyn Heights____________ 624-0270______________All the News of Downtown BrooklynAnd Its Historic NeighborhoodsReported Every Week in The Phoenix937BESTSELLERSM ow C a talo gPont Office Box 37000 Washington. 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