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(718)643-6322.(J22/87)CounselingTHERAPY GROUP FOR ADULTS AND A GROUP FOR COUPLES forming in Park Slope Gestalt, growth oriented Call for dates of non-obligatory get acquainted sessions Or Andrew Krakauer (7181 965-4595Q cn p n iu c rnoD K r c mi d,%u201e,,ih .%u2122and psychotherapy. Individuals, couple and children. Insurance accepted Park Slope location. Parking available For an appointment call.(718)783-8247. (J22/ 87))DR. LEN0RE POWELL CERTIFIED PSYCHOANALYSTspecializes in individual and family problem solving counseling elderly, bereavement groups. AUTHOR ALTHEIMER'S DISEASE: A GUIDE FOR FAMILIES HOW TO BE YOUR OWN MOTHER. CALL 718-871-6251. (016)BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE!Long term and Short term Psychotherapy ottered to Women. Family members welcome Affordable fees. Please contact BRENDA SZULMAN. C S.W. at (718) 965-4886. (016,86)DR. BARBARA L.M. MARLOWE Psychologist, marriage and family therapist.Caring, Experienced. House calls._______________ 718-499-9001_________(J22/87)AMY BEGEL, C.S.W.Experienced family therapist Specialty in marital and child problems. Extensive knowledge of treatment related to alcoholism and substance abuse. AAMFT certified. Offices in Park Slope and the Village 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 Thursdays forappointments. (718)625-1161. (03)PATRICIA A. BLACKST0NE, PSYCHOTHERAPIST.Warm, supportive, humanistic, feminist therapy Individuals and couples. All Lifestyles. Free 2 hour consultation. 60 minute sessions. Sliding scale fee.CLINTON HILL/PARK SLOPE LOCATION. ___________(718) 622-2369 (A24.87)COUNSELING & PSYCHOTHERAPY: Individuals and couples Crisis and long-term problems Experienced. Free initial consultation. Insurance accepted. Park Slope office Call for appointment (718) 783-1826. JANE F, BUCKWALTER, C.S.W.(A2,87)EMPATHIC, INSIGHT ORIENTED THERAPY OFFERED for problems related to low self-esteem, change, creativity, anxiety, depression. Experienced female psychotherapist and art therapist Free consultation Moderate fees Brooklyn Heights. (718)596-1190 (J30/87)Physical TherapyPARK SLOPE PHYSICAL THERAPY Barbara uougias, h .k i. %u2022 Joanne uenoio, h .k i.A holistic approach to health care Comfortable private office %u2022 Insurance accepted Call 718-788-5551 %u2022 551 First St., Brooklyn(J4.87)NAMES MAKE NEWgB%u2019nai B%u2019rith Women Brooklyn Heights chapter held its first meeting September 24, inducting Ethel Berman, Edith Benisch, Helen Cohen, Jana Cohn, Eve Glazer, Gertrude Horowitz, Johanna Horowitz, Rhoda Kapplow, Esther Malament, Eva Manel, Pauline Silverman, Betty Solomon, Esther Sudnow, Rebecca Mutchnik, and Blanche Sheer as members. Cited for their longevity in the group were Dr. Francess Bell, Hortense Dukor, Bluma Goldin, Lillian Kozuck, Ruth Ricken, Rae Schultz and Ann Sturm.Susan Evans Gowve, of Atlantic Ave, a photography major at the School of Visual Arts will be presented in her first solo exhibition opening September 26 at the school%u2019s 21st Street second floor Gallery, 214 E. 21st Street in Manhattan. The show will be on view through October 13.Vincenza Fretts has been named the director of the Brooklyn YWCA%u2019s Montessori Dayschool. She will be responsible for managing the program for 45 pre-school children ages 10 months to five years. Most recently Fretta was the teacher trainer for interns in the Central Harlem Association for Montessori Parents Association and the Director and teacher for toddlers and personnel at the Family Montessori school in Manhattan.Shlomo Charlap, co-physician in charge of the Cardiac Care and Arrythmia Units at the Long Island College Hospital coauthored an editorial tht appeared in the July issue of the American Journal of Cardiology. Entitled %u201c Calcium Channel Blockers in Systemic Hypertension,%u201d the editorial concernscalcium blocking drugs useful in treating hypertension.Several Brooklyn people will be inducted into the Brooklyn Hall of Fame November 13 at Gargiulos Restaurant on Coney Island. Honorees are: Dr. Antonio Escolar Alfonso, chairman of the Department of Surgery, and Director of the Surgical Residency Program at the Brooklyn Hospital-CaledonianHospital; Louis Powsner, president of the Joint Council of Kings County Boards of Trade; Ida C. Israel (deceased), vice president of Community Action for Legal Services of New York State and vice-president of the NY Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty; and Dr. George Bugliarello, president of Polytechnic University.Leonard Berkowitz, co-physician in charge of the Division of Infectious Diseases at the Long Island College Hospital is the principal author of a paper that was presented at the ninth International Conference on Infectious Diseases in Munich, Germany. The paper concered the experience of nine New York City hospitals with some antibiotics that are used for troublesome bacteria.Marine Pfc. Bryan 0. Taylor, a 1985 graduate of Sarah J. Hale High School, has completed the Infantry Combat Training Course at Marine Corps Base Camp, Lejeune, NC. During the six week course, he received classroom instruction and participated in field exercises involving infantry tactics, the construction and camouflage of fighting positions, and the use of mines, demolitions and intra-company communications equipment.The board of directors of the Brooklyn Lung Association has organized a Committee to honor Ruth White, chaired by Dr. William H. Becker. They are planning a September 30 reception at the Brooklyn Club commemorating White%u2019s 40 years of membership on the group%u2019s board.Norma Velez served on the staff of Community Board Six as an office aide over the summer after nine years as director of the Carroll Park Senior Citizens Center. This fall she is returning to Brooklyn College to complete a degree.Flatbush writer Lucy A. Honig, program development coordinator at the Flatbush Development Corporation, was recently awarded the annual Maine Novel Award and a D.H. Lawrence fellowship for her novel %u201c Picking Up,%u201d to be published this summer by Dog Ear Press. Honig lived in Maine from 1973-83, and is now working on her masters degree in teaching English as a second Language at Hunter College.Daniei Rostan has been appointed director of the Brooklyn Music School, replacing Donna Merris, who has accepted a position with the U.S. Attorney%u2019s office for the Southern District of New York. Rostan was formerly4L - j ~ t tir%u2014 %u2014 n n to t ; u ic u c a u u i n a k u iu ig v u ii x>%u2022 vy. o jla/%u00ab u ii%u00ab u v i i w iof Music.Harvey Goes To SchoolTom Harvey, director of College Guidance and Head of die Upper School at Poly Prepwent back to college %u2014 14 of them in fact %u2014 to give students at his school a competitive edge when applying. The five-day tour of New England gave him insight into admissions trends at colleges and universities, but was also a brief refresher course as he will return to college himself as a Joseph Klingenstein Fellow to study at Columbia University.Although the program is not a degree program, the credit may be applied towards a degree. Participants %u2014 primarily leaders in independent education %u2014 work on research projects, take classes and conduct two seminars based on their research. Harvey will look at ways to improve school guidance programs and to increase communications between students and their parents and teachers.%u201c It is a great honor for Mr. Harvey and for Poly that he was selected for this prestigious Fellowship,%u201d said Poly Headmaster Williams. %u201c I am confident that Mr. Harvey will gain much from his study, and that upon his return in September 1987, Poly students will profit greatly from his study of communications in the school community.%u201d Harvey and his wife, Graziela, live in Brooklyn Heights.Brooklyn Club MournsAndy Roscoe, a longtime activist and member of The Brooklyn Club, died August 27 in Boynton Beach, Florida.Roscoe joined the club in 1942 shortly after coming to Brooklyn to run the old South Brooklyn (Equitable) Savings and Loan Association. During his tenure at the firm Roscoe served as president and chairman and was active in the merger between Equitable and the Bowery in 1979.In addition to his job commitments, Roscoe was an avid fisherman and sailor, and was a member of the Huntington Yacht Club. He was a former director of J.W. Mays, past chapter chairman of the American Red Cross, and served on the boards of the Navy Yard Boys Club, Rotary Club, Industrial Home for the Blind, Salvation Army and the Visiting Nurses Association.He is survived by wife, Ethel, three children and eight grandchildren.Slope%u2019s Civic Council Announces New GrantsThe Park Slope Civic Council is now inviting applications for grants to be awarded to community groups this fall, says Robert Levine. The council has $2000 available for projects in the arts, education, youth programs and civic improvement and will offer up to $500 for each grant.To get an application, call Civic Council Trustees Bob Levine, 768-8355, or Erica Brown, 638-5031, or write Levine, 452 9th St., Brooklyn, 11215. Deadline is Oct. 9.Previous recipients of Park Slope Civic Council grants include: CYDS summer day camp program: BWARE for the publication of material regarding the Brooklyn Women%u2019s Anti-Rape Exchange; P.S. 39 After School Program and Dance Program; the Park Slope Neighborhood Center; and Project Reach Youth (PRY) for books in both English and Spanish for their library.Page 24, THE PHOENIX, Septem ber 18, 1986