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Arts Program StrutsContinued from Page 7place, with the addition of live music thanks to the rehearsing recorder class. Almost as if she was practicing for this long-awaited audience, one girl ran around the room pointing out which works were hers, even going so far as to hug the pillow she made. A cute eight year-old, Sarah Tesser, sighed and said, %u201cSee my underwater scene? It took me all five weeks to make!%u201dAmy Clark and Stephanie Hill explained one of their favorite parts of the arts program. %u201cShowtunes for Shut-ins%u201d brought musical talent and happy young faces to residents of several local nursing homes. Amy recalls, %u201cMy favorite part was singingT h e M a rio n e tte c la s s a t B e rk e le y C a rro llS c h o o l A rts C a m p p uts o n th e ir u p d a te dv e rs io n o f %u201c C in d e re lla %u201d w ith h a n d -m a d ep u p p e ts . (P h o e n ix /P ro v e n z a n o P h o to )%u2018So Long, Farewell%u2019 at the end.%u201d Stephanie added, %u201cThey were waving good-bye to us as we left, and really having fun and getting into it.%u201d Her other focus this summer was working t%u00bbu s t a g e i t i a i t e - u p . Tins i u C i l i u c u l e a r n i n ghow to do 3-D scars, warts, bullet holes and facial hair. %u201cWhen we walked into our next class we liked to scare people and try to feel them into thinking they were real,%u201d she said. One particular skill she%u2019s been working on all summer is learning to age Aunt Em for the big production.Proud looks were to be seen everywhere that day, from the students to their parents, to the teachers. Many were looking forward to going away on vacation, but all seemed glad they had braved the Brooklyn heat to participate in this unique experience. And, as Molly Small, explained, %u201cGetting it over with is, in a way, the best part, but you still get nervous.%u201d Despite nerves and pouring rains, the young performers and artists didn%u2019t seem too preoccupied to enjoy this special day that their parents had set aside to pay tribute to them.It%u2019s ourannualAugustIn oak or teak, our tall units with accessories are great for storage. As shown $486 reg. $550Sale.Come in and saveon a huge rangeof Workbenchfavorites Our TV/VCR cart in oak, teak or white $125 reg. $139. Optional glass doors or pull-out shelf also available.dining table has 2 hidden panels that extend to seat 10 $315 reg. $350. Shown with teak Windsor chairs Side chair $135 reg. $150; armchair $175 reg. $195. Also available in oak.Our 3-piece workcenter in white. Sold separately, desk $150; typing return $100; pedestal $165. Complete s $299 reg. $349. Similar system in oak or teak at higher prices.set/M/%u00bba v /w I t iw u in Qfv/nBrooklyn, New York %u2022 (718) 625-1616O P E N S U N D A Y SA LSO M A N H A n A N ' - O N O J M . ^ NANUF.T. N Y. %u2022 H A C K EN SA C K F A IR FIE LD S H O R T H I U S P R IN C E TO N ;C H I RKY 11ILL W O O D B R 1 D C E , N.J. %u2022 HART F O R D W ESTPORT, C O N N . %u2022 P H ILA D E LP H IA WILLOW G R O V E . PA.B O S TO N C A M B R ID G E B U R LIN G T O N W EST ROXBURY, M ASS. %u2022 N A SH U A , N .H . %u2022 C H ICA G O , ILL.) Workbench Inc , 1986Trundle bed in white lacquer, oak or teak $299 reg. $350. Mattresses extraOur 84-inch sofa comes in a textured eggshell velvet fabric $599 reg. $699.Hag%u00ae 8, THE PHOENIX, August 7, 1988u j Sister'sA Specialty .........Food StorerWe Make PicnicsA Feast%u2022 C ured m eats, sausages an d sm o k ed fish%u2022 Fresh B reads & R olls%u2022 Pies an d C akes%u2022 Pates dips an d sauces%u2022 Cheeses, salads, pastas, soupC atering For All O ccasions382 7th Ave., M-Sat. 10-7, Btwn. 11 & 12 Sts.Call: 499-6928B rooklyn H eights W e%u2019re Back!BASKIN ROBBINSLife%u2019s a whole lot sweeter with 31.ICE CREAM %u2022 DESSERTS & CAKES 154 Montague St. (718)624-1220Mr. Charles Paul, FranchiseeOF THEW SUMMER^CLEARANCESALEaPants %u2022 S k irts Shirts Dresses - Shorts - T- S h irts and Much More20 50 OFF14 a St James %u00b0l bet Dekalb A Lafayette open toed %u25a0 SatFri%u2018i'1 6D eli D reams%u2022 B o a r's H e a d C o ld c u ts%u2022 B a r -B -Q u e C h ic k e n s%u2022 H o m e m a d e Salads9 D e lic io u s S a n d w ic h e s%u2022 B agels & H e ro e s to G oNow Selling Imported & Domestic Beer402 Atlantic Ave. 330-0911Open Mon.-Fri., 7:30-9 pm, Sat.-Sun., 9-7pm