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South Africa Mass HeldA special Mass For Peace And Justice InSouth Africa will be celebrated at St. Paul%u2019sEpiscopal Church, 199 Carroll Street, Saturday, July 26,1986, at 5pm. %u201c All are invited tothis service, to pray for an end to the worsening oppression and bloodshed in SouthAfrica,%u201d says Tim Dlugos, one of theparishioners.Preaching at the mass will be The Rev.Kenneth N. Carstens, a native of South Africaand a Methodist minister, who is executivedirector of the International Defense and AidFund for Southern Africa. Headed byAnglican Archbishop Trevor Huddleston, thefund supports the families of South Africanpolitical prisoners, and helps to defend thosewho face imprisonment and death because ofthe opposition to apartheid. The celebrant ofthe mass will be The Rev. Samuel 0. Cross,rector of St. Paul%u2019s.The offertory collection at the service willbe donated to St. Paul%u2019s Anglican Church andConference Center in Soweto, South Africa, tohelp in the reconstruction of their buildings,which were firebombed on June 17th byunknown persons. %u201cSt. Paul%u2019s, Soweto, haslong been a center of the Church%u2019s struggle toresist and to change the un-Christian policyof apartheid that is enforced by the SouthAfrican government,%u201d says Dlugos. It is alsothe home parish of Mrs. Winnie Mandela,wife of Nelson Mandela, the imprisoned headof the African National Congress.Shaggy Cloth Story In HeightsThe First Unitarian Church will continueits Summer Chapel Services into the latterpart of the summer every Sunday at 11am, atthe church at Pierrepont Street and MonroePlace.The next service will be July 27, with BettyHenderson%u2019s %u201cShaggy Cloth Stories.%u201d OnAugust 3, the speaker will be Bob Bates.August 10 will be Georgia and Van R. Wilson.Marge Odessky will speak on August 17. Johnand Miriam Campobasoo will appear onAugust 24, and on August 31 Bob Lechner andDiane Moser will hold their %u201cSing-In! Sunday.%u201d Child care is provided.CB2 Holds Hearing On MyrtleCommunity Board Two will hold two publichearings on July 30, at the New YorkTelephone Company building. One willdiscuss an application made by the Divisionof Real Property for the disposition of cityowned property at 474-476 Myrtle Ave.The other hearing will be on an applicationfiled to obtain a special permit to allow Iivingwell, Inc., to operate a figure salon at471-485 Fulton Street, which is in the SpecialFulton Mall Special Purpose District.Both will be at 6pm, at 101 WilloughbyStreet (use the Bridge Street entrance). Community District Two covers DowntownBrooklyn, Fort Greene and BrooklynHeights. For further information, call596-5410.M %u2014 a.------------------ v : _ l - A f f 0 .1 muiuguiuciy m ui-uu uciThe 22nd Committee is holding a campaignkick-off party July 27, for State SenatorVelmanette Montgomery (D-22nd District).Montgomery, a first-term senator representing Prospect Heights, Red Hook, Park Slope,Boerum Hill, Ft. Greene and parts ofBedford-Stuyvesant, will be facing Anna Jefferson in the upcoming September primary.Jefferson, who represented the district until 1984, was defeated by Montgomery after abitter battle in which Jefferson was nearlyremoved from the ballot.The party begins at 2pm and will be held atFulton Landing State Park under theBrooklyn Bridge. For information call852-5668 or 789-8685.Kids Can Be Junior RangersThe New York City Department of Parksand Recreation is again offering youngsters achance to be part of the Junior RangerNaturalist Program in Fort Greene and Prospect Parks.Children between 8 and 13 can learn aboutplants and animals, the environment andconservation. There will be fishing trips inProspect Park, and an overnight in GatewayNational Recreation Area. Kids will receive aJunior Ranger T-shirt after attending threeconsecutive sessions.In Fort Greene Park, the Junior Rangersmeet on Thursdays at 1pm, and Saturdays at10:30am. In Prospect Park, the program willbe held on Mondays at 10:30am. Preregistration is required. For further information, call 287-3400.Glee Reappointed To HousingGovernor Mario M. Cuomo has announcedthe reappointment of George Glee, Jr. ofBrooklyn to the New York City HousingDevelopment Corporation. Glee is the Executive Director of Vannguard Urban Improvement Association, Inc. where he isresponsible for administering its EconomicDevelopment, Housing and Youth Programs.The seven-member Housing DevelopmentCorporation makes long- and short-term,low-interest loans for both the construction oflow income housing and the rehabilitation ofdeteriorated multiple dwellings in New YorkCity. Members of the Corporation receive a$100 per diem.'PR O F ESS IO N AL%u25a0SERVICES jjjl i t m \\ 1 111 1i1 1. ... ....... ' S .s , ..>. 4- 1 /A d o lo sr C h ,a * l D^ 0 r d '0 l0 g y A/ F A V%%u00b0p e P r e s f >. /H . D .IE n . G,US\l n d %u00b0 \D?sl ? ' a b * '%u00b0 l o g y^ O t o l o g y /C >0rr>inick p c \%u25a0 A . a . p obQ''no,/vi0^ o n ta'%u2022e o riQ to i,Lr u ,9 a r d Q /FA A.pJudy Sos/o,M e p H r o l%u00b0 9 )A. A.pt o r %u00b0 J %u00b0 9 y /C ls%u00b0rdersl a n d y P e b e ra s 9 u e %u00a3' C e n t a lp s -S s S s s ?The Long IslandC o lle g e H o sp italP ed iatric G ro u p340 H e n ry S tre etB roo klyn , N Y 11201Teaching hospital physicianspecialists providing servicesfrom neonatal to adolescent medicineAt your service8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - FridayEvenings and Saturdays by appointment onlyCall (718) 780-1025July 24,1986, THE PHOENIX, Page 19