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St. Ann tirul the I lolv I rinityl piseopal C h illi'llWelcomes YouS u n d a y s .it I I a . m .Hol\\ tm h.uisl .ind Sermon(. him h Si hool jrul \\ u im n\\ \\\\ ail.iNolh c K r i VN ilium IV I%u2019rrsi'll K n lo r The Rr\\ l r.iig |l lim iw 'm i Aosoii.ileC orncr of Clinton ,inrl Montague Streets %u2022 875-69(10Plymouth Church Of The Pilgrims(C on g reg atio n al)Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m.Sund.n 1lj.ni.Th e Rev. Flovd G eo rg e, p re a c h in g\%u r v e r v Care pro\\idcd during morning worshipUNii W I M V S O D I R K i O R o i M l SK Arnold (Mlund Jr I%u2019lKl I I OR Ol i HU OR I v \\ ( H O IR S v arij,,a liimaoO range %u00a3 H icks Streets 624-474.1JUDY ANN TAYLOR, D.D.S.,M.A.Dentistry for Children,Teen-agers and the Handicapped Intereeptive Orthodontics Cx. ;| STEPHEN P. TAYLOR. n.M.I).Orihodont ics / Pedodont ics 638 2nd St %u2022 Park Slope %u2022 Brooklyn, New York 11215 499-6377HlfkHI#-Arv-wan Opcr*-**AsSCX .V %u25a0y>STU A R T A. FRIEDM AN. O .D .h e i g h t s C o n t a c t L e n s C e n t e r%u2022 EYE EXAMS %u2022 CONTACT LENSES%u2022 LOW VISION CARE %u2022 VISUAL TRAININGB y A pp o intm eni MEDICAL AHTS BUILDING(718) 85 2 -1 1 4 9 142 JORALEMON ST. SUITE 7CBROOKLYN. NEW YORK 11201BETHLEHEMLUTHERANCHURCHThird Ave. at Pacilic St.R n e r n m H i l l R r n n k l v n N Y624-0242Paul T. Matson, PastorSUNDAYS: Services 10 a.m. Choir participating Sunday School 11 amEveryone invitedin\\ 7 esty( J urS K I L L S . . .Y O U %u2019L LE A R NG R E A ^ fD I V I D E N D SH E L P I N Go t h e J J s :Mayor s Voluntary ActionCenterSECOND CAREERSVOLUNTEER PROGRAM51 Chambers St Room 1215 NY NY 10007 (212)566 1808LookingTo Learn?Find Your Interest in A Phoenix Instruction AdNames Make NewsSgt. Marilyn A. Taylor of Clinton Ave. has participated in Global Shield %u201986, an exercise involving U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps units, and elements of the Canadian torces. Tayior is an admintraiive supervisor with the 26th Weather Squadron at Grissom Air Force Base, Ind.Daniel Grupp of Boerum Hill graduated from Cornell University cum Laude on June 1, and was awarded the H artnan Prize for %u201coutstanding scholarship, creativity and excellence in physics.%u201d He is now at Motorola in Phoenix, AZ after a summer project at IBM.St. Francis College will hold a reception to honor Dr. Enilda Garcia of the college%u2019s Foreign Languages Department. The party is in celebration of Garcia%u2019s new book, %u201cCuba: Placido, Poeta Mulato de la Emancipation (1809-1844),%u201d published by Senda Nueva de Ediciones, about the life and works of Cuban Mulatto poet Gabriel de la Concepcion Valdez, known as %u201c Placido.%u201dThe Brooklyn College Alumni Association will honor five distinguished alumni on September 28, at its 1986 Awards Banquet. The Honorable Moses M. Weinstein will be designated Alumnus of the Year, and awards for %u201cDistinguished Achievement%u201d will be awarded, for the first time ever, to United Federation of Teachers President Sandra Feldman, artist-illustrator Mort Kunstler, State Board of Regents member Adelaide L.Prospect Park WinnersIt was hot and sunny, so the awards for the winners in the Prospect Park Fishing Contest were given under the shade of the roof of the Rustic Shelter near the Boathouse. Paula Daniel, director of special programs, launched the ceremony by presenting two clowns, Thia Calloway and Scotti Davis of the Salt and Pepper Mime Company, who cavorted and involved the kids in their performance.But soon enough, it was time for the big event %u2014 the presentation of the awards. Park Ranger Kevin Jeffrey, who got the traditional contest re-started back in 1983 presided over the events, sponsored again by Abraham and Strauss Department Stores.First Prize, a bicycle, was won by Pecolo Gonzales, for biggest fish, (an 11 1/4%u201d long bass). Second prizes, rods, reels and tackle boxes, were won by: Julio Pineola, for most fish caught (148) and largest catfish (10 1/4%u201d ); Niger Boyer, for second most fish caught (129); Gus Botero, third most fish caught (118); Mark Kentish, fourth most fish caught (88); Chris Reina, fifth most fish caught (78); Luis Cordero, second largest bass (9 3/4%u201d ); Naresh Arjoon, largest carpSanford, and humanitarian/philanthropist Bernice S. Tannenbaum.Badeah F. Muhammad of Dean St. has recently completed training in fundamental military skiiis ai Lite Army RGTC Challenge camp, formerly Basic Camp, at Fort Knox, Kentucky. The Challenge camp gives college sophomores and juniors who have not taken ROTC courses the chance to enter the program, and Muhammad plans to enter at the State University of New York at Oswego.Students from Sarah J. Hale high school in Park Slope have distinguished themselves recently with the awarding of the BASIS Challenger Award to Michelle L. Trammel for demonstrating commitment to the ideals exemplified by the late Challenger Crew, and two Mayor%u2019s Youth Awards for Leadership, given to Denita Kellman and Rhonda Barnes.Suzine Har-Nicolescu, Chief Librarian and Professor of the Library Division at Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn, presents a paper on August 21st at the conference of the International Federation of Library Associations & Institutions in Tokyo. She has been a Brooklyn Public Library Trustee, appointed by the mayor, since 1982.Tina Esposito of Court St. graduated this spring from the Executive Secretarial Program at the Berkeley School, where she earned her Associate in Applied Science degree.Tell Quite A Fish Story(8%u201d ); Quentin Hawkins, largest sunfish (6 1/2%u201d ); Riter Jackson, second largest catfish (9 3/4%u201d ); Tylek Hill, largest perch (7 1/8%u2019%u201d ).Third prizes, rods and reels were won by: Jimelle Peters, over 50 fish caught (67); Rodney Shepard, most fish between 30 and 50 caught (48); Shawn Faison, most fish between 30 and 50 caught (37); Fabio Valencia, most fish caught between 20 and 29 (28); Darryl Reid, most fish between 20 and 29 caught (26); Chester Szuaba, most fish between 20 and 29 caught (26); Jeel Denny, most fish over 10 caught (17); Wayne Mayers, most fish over 10 caught (12); Samantha Rund, largest fish caught by child 5 or under (5 3/4%u201d ); John Victomanny, second largest fish caught by child 5 or under (5 1/2); Ronald Jones, most helpful.Several prizes were not picked up by the winners. Kieriem Thomas, Angel Otero, Anna Fortuna Padin, Sherry Isley, Sheba Smith, Jeannetta Morris, Christopher Szuaba, Jamlek Howard, and Erika Rund can obtain their prizes by calling Ranger Jeffrey at 789-1151. - J.C.MedicalKATHLEEN R. WATSON, M.D. Diplomate ofBrooklyn Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Acomprehensive rehabilitation utilizing a team approach in the management ol disability and loss olfunction By appointment. All insurance accepted.794 Union St Bklyn, NY 11215 718-230-9101_________________________________ (J22.87)JAVIER J. H0RTA, M.D.: Family practice. Stallphysician at local hospitals Insurance accepted537 Atlantic Avenue, (betw 3rd & 4th /We.) CALL(718)875-2213. (A15)DR STEVE MENNA BOERUM HILL MEDICALCENTER Podiatrist, toot specialist. Surgical andmedical care of the foot. 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 as payment in fullreimbursement from most maior medical insurancecompensation and No Fault Benefits Tell Your Doctor Call 718-802-XRAY lor appointments. (A9.87)Health ServicesCLAUSE S PROFESSIONAL SERVICE RN's, LPN's. Nurses Aides/Attendants tor %u2022 Hospital NursingHome. Home Care %u2022 Methadone Clinics %u2022 Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counseling %u2022 CPP Certified and Home Health Aid Classes %u2022 Free Community Services * Urine for sugar and acetone %u2605 Blood Pressure for hypertension * Smyrna E Clause. RN.177 Court St . Brooklyn N Y (718)643-6322(J22.87)CounselingGE0RGINE GORRA. C.S.W.: Providing consultation and psychotherapy Individuals, couple and children Insurance accepted Park Slope location Parking available For an appointment call (718)783-8247 (J22/ 87))BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE!Long term and Short term Psychotherapy ottered toWomen Family members welcome. Affordable tees.Please contact BRENDA SZULMAN, C.S.W. at (718)965-4886 (016,86)DR. BARBARA L.M. MARLOWEPsychologist, marriage and familytherapist.Caring, Experienced. House calls.718-499-9001 (J22/87)AMY BEGEL. C.S.W.Experienced family therapist. Specialty in maritaland child problems. Extensive knowledge of treatment related to alcoholism and substance abuse.AAMFT certilied. Offices in Park Slope and theVillage For consultation CALL 718-965-0948.__ ______________________________(Jn27,87)COUNSELLING CENTER AT ASSUMPTIONCHURCH: 64 Middagh Street, Brooklyn Heights.Team includes certified counsellors, group therapist,psychiatrist Moderate fees Come or call Thursdaystor appointments. (718) 625-1161.PATRICIA A. BLACKSTONE, PSYCHOTHERAPIST.Warm, supportive, humanistic, feminist therapy. Individuals and couples. All Lifestyles. Free 2 hourconsultation. 60 minute sessions. Sliding scale feeCLINTON HILL/PARK SLOPE LOCATION.(718)622-2369 (A24.87)COUNSELINGS PSYCHOTHERAPY: Individuals andcouples Crisis and long-term problems. Experienced Free initial consultation. Insurance acceptedPark Slope office. Call for appointment (718)783-1826 JANEF BUCKWALTER. C.S.W (A2.87)EMPATHIC. INSIGHT ORIENTED THEMpT of\FERED tor problems related to low self-esteem, change, creativity, anxiety, depression. Experienced female psychotherapist and art therapist Free consultation Moderate ties Brooklyn Heights(718)596-1190 (J30. %u201887*Physical TherapyFAnK SLurE F iYoiCAL TniCnArVBarbara Dougias, R.P. L %u2022 Joanne Bertulo. 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