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Plymouth Church Of The Pilgrims(Congregational)Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m.Sunday 11 a.m .Flnvii fjw r tp nrrarhinfNursery C are provided during morning worshipOKC.ANISl A N D O IR K T O R O I M U SK: Arnold (Kllund. Jr.OIKI'C I OK Or C Mil DRbN%u2019S ( HOIKS Narcivsa I it manOrange & H icks Streets 624-4743A Part of Ybur CommunityRabbi Gerald I. W eider Rabbi Emeritus Eugene ). Sat kSABBATH 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 G arfield Place and 8th Avenue,Park Slope.Congregation Beth Etohimu m c t iSh mBETHLEHEMLUTHERANC H i Jk C HThird Ave. a t P a c ific S t.B o eru m H ill, B ro o klyn , N Y6 2 4 -0 2 42Paul T. Matson, PastorSUNDAYS: Services 11 amChoir participatingSunday School 11 amEveryone invitedI N V E S Ty Q u rs k i L l s . . .Y O U %u2019LLE A R ^G R E A TD IV ID E N D SH E L P IN Go t h e J J s !Mayor's Voluntary ActionCenterSECOND CAREERSVOLUNTEER PROGRAM51 Chambers St. Room 1215NY NY 10007 (212)566-1806M ed ica lKATHLEEN R. WATSON, M .D . 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. Insuranceaccepted537 Atlantic /Venue, (betw 3rd & 4th Awe ) CALL(718)875-2213._________________________ (A15)DR. STEVE MENNA BOERUM HILL MEDICALCENTER. Podiatrist, toot specialist. Surgical andmedical care of the loot Sports medicine andpediatics Most insurance welcome 133 Smith St..Bklyn, NY 11201 (718)330-1117.___________(J24)HEMPSTEAD XRAY INC. 96 Schermerhorn Street(bet Court & Boerum). Specializing in all medicaldiagnostic radiology examinations to include CATScans and UltraSound Examinations We participatein Medicare, G H I.. Metropolitan \Blue Cross/Blue Shield Wrap Around Plans, 1199Storeworkers Union, and accept aspayment in fullreimbursement from most major medical insurancecompensation and No Fault Benefits. Tell Your Doctor Call 718-802-XRAY for appointments. (A9.87)H e a lth S ervicesCLAUSE S PROFESSIONAL SERVICE RN's. LPN's.Nurses Aides/Attendants tor %u2022 Hospital, NursingHome. Home Care %u2022 Methadone Clinics %u2022 Alcoholand Substance Abuse Counseling %u2022 CPR Certifiedand Home Health Aid Classes %u2022 Free Community Services: * Urine for sugar and acetone * BloodPressure for hypertension * Smyrna E. Clause, RN.177 Court St Brooklyn, N Y (718)643-6322.(J22. 87)C o u n se lin gOR. BARBARA L.M. MARLOWEPsychologist, marriage and familytherapist.Caring, Experienced. House calls.718-499-9001 (J12/87)AMY BEGEL, C.S.W.Experienced family therapist. Specialty in maritaland child problems. Extensive knowledge of treatment related to alcoholism and substance abuse.AAMFT certified. Offices in Park Slope and theVillage. For consultation CALL 718-965-0948.__ __________________________________(Jn27,87)COUNSELLING CENTER AT ASSUM PTIONCHURCH: 64 Mlddagh Street. Brooklyn Heights.Team Includes certified counsellors, grouptherapist, psychiatrist. Moderate fees Come or callThursdays for appointments. (718) 625-1161.COUNSELING 6 PSYCHOTHERAPY: Individuals andcouples. Crisis and long-term problems. Experienced Free initial consultation. Insurance accepted.Park Slope office Call for appointment. (7 1 8 )783-1826 JANE F. BUCKWALTER, C.S.W. (A2.87)EMPATHIC, INSIGHT ORIENTED THERAPY OFFERED for problems related to low self-esteem,change^ieativity, anxiety, depression. Experienced female psychotherapist and art therapist. Freeconsultation. Moderate lees Brooklyn Heights(718)596-1190 (J30.'87)GEORGINA GORRA, C.S.W. Providing consultationand psychotherapy. Individuals, couple andchildren Insurance accepted Park Slope location.Parking available. For an appointm ent call(718)783-8247. (J 2 2 /8 7 )PATRICIA A. BLACKSTONE,, PSYCHOTHERAPIST.Warm, supportive, humanistic, feminist therapy. Individuals and couples. All Lifestyles. Free 2 hourconsultation. 60 minute sessions. Sliding scale fee.CLINTON HILL/PARK SLOPE LOCATION.(718) 622-2369 (A24.87)Physical TherapyPARK SLOPE PHYSICAL THERAPYBarbara Douglas, R.P T. %u2022 Joanne Bertolo. R P. T.A holistic approach to health careComfortable orivate office %u2022 Insurance acceptedCall 718-788-5551 %u2022 551 First St.. Brooklyn(J4.87)For A ll The N ew s O f W h a t%u2019s H appening In TheBusy N eighborhoods of B row nsion e Brooklyn,You N eed The Phoenix N ew sp ap er Every W eek.B ro o o k ly n %u2019s b ro w n s to n e n e ig h b o rh o o d s a re b u s y w ith a c tiv ity lik e n e v e r b e fo re a n dyou can b e s u re to be p a rt o f it a ll w ith an a n n u a l s u b s c rip tio n to T h e P h o e n ix , th evo ic e o! B ro w n s to n e B ro o k ly n . A ll th e n e w s o f th e a rts , p o litic s a n d n e ig h b o rh o o de v e n ts d e liv e re d rig h t to y o u r m a ilb o x 52 tim e s a year. M a k e s u re y o u %u2019re p a rt o f th ea c tio n .To Subscribe Use the Coupon on Page TwoP ag e 18, T H E P H O E N IX , A u g u s t 7, 1986 %u201c %u201dNames Make NewsNefl Jeffrey Heynum, of Cobble Hill, hasuccu appoiuwu to the Mctcrr.c! end Child Health Block Grant Advisory Council by Governor Mario M. Cuomo. Heyman is employed by the New York State Association of Health Hanning Agencies, where he coordinates activities between health systems agencies and State agencies. The 12-member Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant Advisory Council assists State agencies responsible for administering the block in the development of expenditure plans, and the design of block funded programs.Army Spec. 4 Cheryl M. Goodridge, daughter of Janetha E. Hickson of 5th St., has arrived for duty with the UJS. Army Dental Activity, Panama. She is a dental specialist. Cadet Ernest G. Maldonado, son of George Maldonado, of 19th S t, has been commissioned as a second lieutenant under the Army%u2019s Early Commissioning Program.Randal Jeffrey, of Eighth Avenue, a student at Midwood High School, has been awarded the Rensselaer Polytechinic Institute%u2019s Rensselaer Medal for outstanding achievements in the study of mathematics and science.Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Russell Burch, son of JnUa Burch, of St. Edwards St., recently participated in the International Naval Review in New York Harbor July 4 as part of the Statue of liberty Centennial celebration. Burch is currently stationedM a rjo rie Is o n -D a v is (c e n te r) w a s h o n o re das th e to p s e n io r v o lu n te e r in th e C o m %u00adm u n ity B o ard T w o a re a . E ig h te e n s e n io rsw e re h o n o re d a t a b re a k fa s t g iven by th eN e w York T e le p h o n e C o ., an d th e B o ro u g hP res id e n t. G e o rg e K e n rie lly o f th eT e le p h o n e C o m p a n y (le ft) an d K en H a b e rfro m th e B o ro u g h P re s id e n t%u2019s o ffic e p o s ew ith th e h o n o ree.aboard the battleship USS Iowa, homeported in Norfolk, Va. His wife, Annie, is the daughter of Emily McLean of 133 Navy Walk.The creators of Interborough Repertory Theatre, Luane Davis and Jonathon Pluck, have just returned from performing on a month long Bermuda cruise. The Bergen St. couple were hired to perform their own song and dance act, %u201cA Tribute to Fred Astaire,%u201d which they have performed in this area.Japanese Priest Dedicates Grave Of DiplomatBY TRACY GARRJTYNearly two years after Yodo Murakami saw the grave of U.S. Japanese diplomat Townsend Harris, the 26th Resident Priest of the Gyokusenji Temple lit a memorial sttone lantern at the site in Green-Wood Cemetery, surrounded by friends, family and city officials, Harris raised the %u201cFirst Consular Flag%u201d ever seen in Japan, ova-the roof of the Gyokusenji Temple, on September 4,1856.%u201cI hope I may so conduct myself that I may have honorable mention in the histories which will be written on Japan and its future destiny,%u201d wrote Townsend, of his duties to Japan, as the first United States citizen to reside in die Far East country. It is because of the contributions made by Harris to Murakami%u2019s country, and temple, that the priest wanted to marie the gravesite of the diplomat.%u201cToday, when I see Japan as one the world%u2019s leading ecomonic powers and its astonishing progress, I believe Harris%u2019s assignment 130 years ago was the beginning of Japan%u2019s change. His efforts should be honored in Japanese history,%u201d says Murakami. %u201cJapan is now being requested to make changes of its trade policies and steadily entering into a widely opened economic system. I would like to present my small gift to the grave of Townsend Harris, who wrote such an important page to my temple%u2019s history and to pray for his eternal peace, and express my gratitude and appreciation.%u201dAlthough he was not readily accepted into Japanese culture, or politics, Townsend Harris spent more than six years at the Temple,and when he chose to leave, the Japanese government contacted President lincoln, asking him to ask Harris to stay on in the country.During his six year stay in Japan, Harris was promoted to American Minister to Japan and opened the American Consulate in Tokyo. He signed the convention of Shimoda, and signed the treaty of Amity and Commerce between the United States and Japan, in 1958.Murakami said he was helped in his quest to donate the stone lantern in Harris%u2019 memory by a variety of people, including those at the City College of the City University of New York. CCNY/CUNY donated the stone epitaph and hosted a luncheon for the dignitaries. The Townsend Harris High School donated cherry and dogwood saplings for the grave site. In addition, the grave is now marked by the stone lantern, with insense, approriate paving slabs and coffer stones, and decorative grey pebbles and round coffer stones, collected on the beaches in Shimoda. Several wreaths were laid at the gravesite, during the dedication, by the U.S. State Department, the Japanese Ambassodor, as well as city officials, both form New York, and Shimoda.%u201cWe sincerely pray that our joint goodwill will comfort the soul of Townsend Harris for his eternal life and serve the continuation of sincere friendship between our two countries for all the future days and years,%u201d says Murakami. 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