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Plymouth Church Of The Pilgrims(Congregational)M orning W orship at 11:00 a.m.Sunday 11 a.m .Rev. Floyd George preachingN u rs e ry C a re provided during morning worshipINTERIM M IN IM I R l>r Cver> C. M inrh rslrr O Rl.XNIST \\N D DI8J l )OR 6 ) M l SIC 4rnnld (kilund. Jr.OIRI lT O R O t l U ll OR) N'S CHOIRS Narcissa TiimaniJ r a n g c & H ic k s M re e ls 624-474.1A Part of Your CommunityRabbi Gerald I. Weider Rabbi Emeritus Eugene ). Sar kSABBATH SERVICESFriday 8:15 p.m. %u2022 S aturday 10:30 a.m .For m ore inform ation call the Tem ple office (768-3814). AReform congregation, located at G arfield Place and 8th Avenue,Park Slope.Congregation Beth Elohimtklfld tempi* C 'm S s J T 2BETHLEHEMLUTHERANCHURCHT h ird Ave. at P ac ific St.B o e ru m H ill, B rooklyn , N Y624-0242Paul T M atson, PastorSUNDAYS: Services 11 amC hoir participatingSunday School 11 amEveryone invitedI N V E S Ty Q u rsk i L l s ...Y O |J %u2019LLe a r NG R E A TD I V I D E N D SH E L P I N GO T H E R S !Mayor s Voluntary ActionCenterSECOND CAREERSVOLUNTEER PROGRAM51 Chambers St Room 1215 NY NY 10007 (212) 566-1808MedicalKATHLEEN R. WATSON. M .O . Diplomate ofBrooklyn Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Acomprehensive rehabilitation utilizing a team approach in the management of disability and loss offunction By appointment. All insurance accepted794 Union St. Bklyn, NY 11215 718-230-9101(J22, 87)JAVIER J. H0RTA, M .D.: Family practice Staffphysician at local hospitals. Insurance accepted537 Atlantic Avenue,(betw 3rd & 4th Ave.) CALL(718)875-2213. 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Crisis and long-term problems. Experienced. Free initial consultation. Insurance accepted.Park Slope otlice. Call for appointment. (718)783-1826. JANEF. BUCKWALTER, C.S.W. ( A2,87)EMPATHIC. INSIGHT ORIENTED THERAPY OFFERED for problems related to low selt-esteem,change, creativity, anxiety, depression. Experienced female psychotherapist and art therapist. Freeconsultation. Moderate tees. Brooklyn Heights.(718)596-1190 (J30.87)MassageDALE V. KENT-CABRERA PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE THERAPIST AT RANGE OF MOTION (Licensedby N Y. State) Stress reduction, Swedish andmedical massage ottered. Medical massage by R*only Park Slope Convention Hours by appl. only.Reasonable, call DALE V. KENT-CABRERA (718)768-8227. (J26)Physical Therapy718-499-9001 (J12/87)PARK SLOPE PHYSICAL THERAPYBarbara Douglas, R P.T. %u2022 Joanne Bertolo, H.P.T.A holistic approach to health careComlortable private office %u2022 Insurance accentedCall 718-788-5551 %u2022 551 First St., Brooklyn(J4.87)Names Make NewsJeffrey M. Hoffeld has been elected to theboard of trustees of Saint Ann%u2019s School inBrooklyn Heights. Hoffeld is president andfounder of Jeffrey Hoffeld and Co.,specialists in Twentieth Century art oftiurope and America. He has also been assistant curator of Medieval art and TheCloisters for the Metropolitan Museum ofArt, director of the Neuberger Museum at theState University of New York at Purchase, acontributing editor for Arts Magazine, andvice-president and partner of the PaceGallery.Cobble Hill resident Milton Rein wasrecently honored by Comptroller HarrisonGoldin for completing at least 25 years of service to New York City. An asset managementworker, he was one of 23 Brooklyn residentsto be recognized, a total topping all the otherboroughs.This year marked the graduation of the onemillionth student from the higher educationJesuit institutions of which Fordham University is a member. The New York school gave1,700 degrees at its commencement this yearto bachelor, masters, doctoral and professional candidates. Among the downtown arearesidents are: Roberto Benitez, AndersonCraig, Gay Fellows, Evelyne Martial, JudithMcGrath, Rosarine Quinn, Marilyn Rifkin,Ellen Rope, Joseph Vorgity, CatherineO%u2019Callaghan, Calbert White, Julia Brenneman, Patrick Gallagher, Charles LevineSara Martin, Janice Rubin, Bruce Santner,Richard Smith, Robert Villanella, SusanWexler, Drake Colley, Barbara Gibbs,Mamie Small, Jeanne Berger-Schultz, KevinDowney, William Ferraro, Karen Finoechiaro, Ingrid Hafenscher, Sherri Yingst,Evan Abrams, Evette Jeffers, DeborahJohnson, and Wanda Lin die.The grand prize winner for New York in thenational Beefeater Fashion A inn Competition is Carroll St. resident Kenol Lamour.Fashion designers were asked to design anoriginal costume reflecting a fashion trendstarted by a jazz artist, and Lamour washonored for his design at a recent luncheonand award ceremony.George Friedman, sedimentologist andprofessor of geology at Brooklyn College, hasbeen awarded an honorary doctor of sciencedegree granted only every 50 years by theUniversity of Heidelberg in Germany. Friedman was awarded a Doctor RerumNatrualium, Honoris Causa, at the University during ceremonies celebrating the University%u2019s 600th anniversary. Only four otherAmericans have ever received the degree.Friedman is vice-president of the AmericanAssociation of Petroleum Geologists. Beforejoining the Brooklyn College faculty in 1985,he was a professor of geology at RensselaerPolytechnic Institute in Troy, New York,where he founded the Rensselaer Center ofApplied GeologyNavy Lt. Andre L. Brathwalte, a graduateof G. Westinghouse High School on TillarySt., recently participated in the InternationalNaval Review in New York Harbor July 4 aspart of the Statue of Liberty CentennialCelebration. Brathwaite is currently stationed aboard the guided missile destroyerUSS Dahlgren, homeported in Norfolk , VA.Downtown Brooklyn Bids Farewell To GibbsAfter 17 years of active involvement incivic work in the downtown Brooklyn area,Joyce Gibbs is moving to New Market, NewHampshire, and a group of friends honoredher at a reception on July 12.A former professional folk singer andtelevision performer, Gibbs moved toWyckoff St. in 1969 and her involvementbegan when she learned how to deal with thecity government on a local level as part ofMayor John Lindsay%u2019s Urban Task Force.Since then, Gibbs says she has seen the blockassociation movements grow because newlines of communication were opened. Shesees it as a realization that local people couldimprove their neighborhood and, %u201cpeoplewere empowered to do things on their own.%u201dOne of her activities that has probablyforever won Gibbs a place in the heart ofBrooklynites is the work that she gave overnine years in launching the annual AtlanticAntic Street Festival, New York%u2019s oldest andprobably still the largest. She retired as coordinator after many years to become more active in other aspects of neighborhoodrenewal.Recently Gibbs has been working in realestate, and just this year she opened theMargraf Group Ltd. Real Estate office onCourt St. She has been involved in therevitalization of the Fulton Mall, has servedas membership director at the Third Ave.Y.W.C.A., has been a member of its board ofdirectors until recently, and has served onthe board of directors at Roosa School ofMusic, where she was also community programs director. Other involvement includeswork on the North Flatbush Ave. BettermentCommittee, the South Brooklyn DevelopmentCouncil, and running one of BACA%u2019s OutdoorLeisure-time Expositions..A group of some 50 neighborhood friendsgathered at the home of Tom and KateVachon on Wyckoff St. in order to bid farewellto Gibbs. They presented her with a tool kit,an appropriate gift to help her withrenovating her farmhouse in New Hampshire, the Vachons observed. With no definiteplans once she gets to her new home, Gibbssays both she and her son Josh are very excited about the move.Gibbs says she is open to do anything%u201cfrom real estate to selling rasberries alongthe side of the road.%u201d She says she will missall of her old friends and neighbors, but looksback fondly at the changes she%u2019s helped bringto fruition. %u201cThis neighborhood has been avery exciting environment for me to live infor the past 17 years,%u201d she says. It is a sentiment echoed by the many well-wishers at theparty. %u201cWe%u2019re going to miss Joyce terribly,%u201dsays Kate Vachon. %u2014 M.P.BROOKLYN HOME VETERINARYSERVICEHousecallsPark Slope, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights,Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Prospect Heights,Fort GreeneJEFFREYS. 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