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Names Make NewsThe new o ffice rs for H eig h ts T o astm asters w ere installed on M ay 14. They are, from left:Ed Locke, treasurer; C aro le R am say, educational vice-president; N orm an %u201cTiny%u201d Leito,sergeant-at-arm s; S tep h an ie S chw artz, president; C ec ilio W ils o n , adm inistrative vicepresident; Sarah-Ellen S em p le, secretary; and the A rea G overnor, D oug W atson, w h o cam efor th e installation.Brooklyn native Marvin Tiger has beennamed Senior Vice President/Finance atThe Long Island College Hospital. A fiscalofficer at the hospital for the past five years,Tiger is treasurer of the Hospital FinancialManagement Association of MetropolitanNew York and a member of The HospitalAssociation of New York State%u2019s Committeeon Finance.The Brooklyn Historical Society announcesthe arrival of a new head librarian, RobertHawkins, who was formerly director of theheadquarters branch of the ChesapeakePublic Iibary in Virginia and most recently agovernmental reference librarian andhistory specialist for the New Jersey StateLibrary.In a unanimous vote on May 27, the 78thPrecinct Community Council picked these officers few the coining year: Bill Novak, president; Lew Smith, co-president; Andy Jones,first vice-president; Pauline Blake, secondvice-president; Fedora David, third vicepresident; Helen Cort, treasurer and DoloresUrove, secretary.Daniel M. Fishbane, of Midwood, hasreceived the Charles Waldo HaskinsHonorable Mention from the New York StateSociety of Certified Public Accountants. TheBrooklyn College graduate scored thirdhighest on the CPA exam, which is requiredof all applicants before they can be licensedas Certified Public Accountants.Many Brooklyn students were among 3,900people to receive academic degrees at PaceUniversity%u2019s May 12 commencement exerDr. H elen M . C aldico tt, Ralph E. G illette Marvin TigerTH EROOSASCHOOL OF MUSICFun and Music at Roosa!July 7-July 31Monday-Thursday 9-12:30Ages 4-9Orff-Singing-Movement-Arts & Cratts-Recorder (ages 6-9)Ages 10-14Chamber Music-Private Lessons-Theory(A ges 15 through A dult-Lesson and ensem bles sch ed u led individually at o th er tim es)SaturdayH a n o a C ja e c a efor inform ation contact:THE ROOSA SCHOOL OF MUSIC25 Columbia PlaceBrooklyn, NY 11201(718) 875-7371BAM, BCBC,The Museum,and The GardenKeep Up W ithW h a t%u2019s H appeningIn the ArtsEverywhere inBrooklynA w ard-w inning A rtsR eporting EveryW ee k inThe Phoenixrises, held in Madison Square Garden. Theyinclude: Melissa Orth, Bedford Stuyvesant;Loots A. Diaz, Boerum Hill; Jose L. Blescaisand Rosalie Margolls, Boerum Hill; MicheleRuggiero and Mark L. Wright, CarrollGardens; CoreenCharles, Jacques V. Dejeanand Lynette Tsylor, Fort Greene; and Mitchell GUcksman, Adda Gmnex and Marie T.Solazzo, Park Slope.Marine Pfc. LflUaa Torres, of LivingstonStreet, recently graduated from the BasicHygiene Equipment Operator Course atMarine Corps Engineer School, Camp Lejune, North Carolina. A 1984 graduate ofBishop Ford Central Catholic High School,she joined the Marine Corps in September1985.New Friends PrincipalThe Brooklyn Friends School Committeehas named Ralph E. Gillette to the position ofprincipal of Brooklyn Friends School, PearlStreet, effective July 1.Headmaster of The Harrisburg Academy,Wormleysburg, Pa., since 1978, Gillette is agraduate of Central Michigan University,and has Master of Arts degrees fromWheaton College and the University ofMichigan. He is experienced in all facets ofeducation, having past service as a teacher,director of admissions, and dean of students,as well as headmaster, says Joan Tulp ofFriends. He and his wife Barbara will residein the Boerum Hill area, die says.IS YOUR CHILD%u2019SSAFETY SEATINSTALLEDCORRECTLY?Your child%u2019s safety depends on your willingness to use the safety seat correctly . . . following the manufacturer%u2019s instructions . . . and to use it every time your child rides in a car.THERE'S ONLY ONEWA Y TO INSTALLA SAFETY SEAT.CORRECTLY.YOUR CT LIFEIS IN YOUR HANDSLookingTo Learn?Find Your Interest inA PhoenixInstruction AdSEE PAGE 31IS THIS ISSUEGet All the LowdownOn What's DoingIn and Around TownEvery Week in theCenterfoldUp and ComingmCUMiiEIF M n TNITHE KANAM ADVWIIAGf OOESW %u00bbHAVE 10 EM) WITH YOUR ADMISSION 101AW SC%u00bb*001'THESMIf SfMlfOINSfRtJCUON THAI PREPARED YOU TOR1HE ISA! 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Reasonable rates Can Francisco(718),435-3543 (M l)MUSIC(FLUTE LESSONS)Professional w/master now accepting students of all levels and agesStudios in Park Slope and Manhattan. Call (718) 788-1988SLOPE JAZZ: Beginning, returning, crossing over? Learn to create yourown solos Study the complete program, including scales, theory andapplied harmony, tunes, transcribing lines and solos: ear-training, jazzrhythm. I have 22 years teaching experience and I love it My playingfollows the tradition of Louie. Billie. Prez, Fats. Art. Fatha, Bud. Dizz.Oscar, Lenny. Lee. Sal. All instruments and voice $20 per hour CharlesSibirsky. (718) 768-3804. (024)PROF ROBERT SCOTT. PH0of Jacksonville UniversityNow in Brooklyn offering:Piano %u2022 Voice %u2022 Theory LessonsBeginners %u2022 IntermediateAdvanced Call 718-237-9381 (J5)TENNIS INSTRUCTIONJUNIOR TENNIS CLINIC SUMMER 86. AT SO. OXFORD TENNIS CLUB187 S. OXFORD BKLYN, NY: Beginners %u2022 Intermediate %u2022 Advanced %u2022Boys and girls, ages 6-18 Session I June 2-August 1, 1986 Thurs. &Fri.: 4 to 6. Session II August 8-September 12.1986 $150 00 per session. Partial financial aid available. One session videotaped.FURTHER INFORMATION (718) 624-5461. INSTRUCTORS MEL SWANSON. KEVIN N. HARPER. (S3)TENNIS AT THE PARADE GROUNDS %u2019vtfe feature adult beginner clinics,junior programs beginner to advanced, leagues tor men and women,mental toughness clinics and more Cal Steve Carberry at 436-8233. (J5)TUTORINGTEST TAKING %u2022 TUTORING: Assessment %u2022 Counseling %u2022Referral %u2022 Workshops %u2022 SAT %u2022 GRE %u2022 SSAT %u2022 COOP %u2022 GEO %u2022ACHIEVEMENTS %u2022 C0LLE6E ADVISEMENT %u2022 Dr. Mae Sakharov %u2022 JoanMargolis, MA, MCS Educational & Tatting Services, complete battery ofEducational Testing now available. 220 Court St. Days 858-0050. Eves.(212)807-8941. (S2)Instruction Advertising%u2022 $ 64 for 8 weeks %u2022 U p to 3 0 words%u2022 D eadlin eThursday, at 4pm for following week's publication.Send copy and check toThe Phoenix N ew sp ap er3 9 5 Atlantic Ave. %u2022 Bklyn I I 2 I 7Get a Perspective on Downtown Area Sports.A New Weekly Feature in The Phoenix Newspaper.I f you are pari o f a team or involved in area sports, send your newsandscoresto The Phoenix Sports Desk, 395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn 11217.June 5, 1986, TH E P H O E N IX , Page 29