Daily News from New York, New York • 356

C3 a Group offers aid in gaining U.S. citizenship CAMPAIGN to help qualified OX Caribbean immigrants aWiA throughout the city become Music, beginning at 6 p.m. Aiong witn Dorsime, folk singer ference on education, voter education and drug abuse in the Caribbean-American community at Brooklyn College on March 31. beginning at noon. The conference will address the rauie.te Lot, the Antoine Chery Com pany "choir, the Gueslv Morisspan Orchestra, the Louines Luinis Dance iroupe and dancer Klodi Lemoine are scneauiea to perform.

Tickets for the event are $10 for the odicony, $15 for the mezzanine and $20 ioi me orcnestra. The Brooklyn Acaaemy of Music box office, 30 aiayeue and other locations in 4 to 6 p.m.; Mid-Brooklyn Health Center, 391 Eastern Parkway. 756-1300. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Saturdays. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Black United Front. 415 Atlantic 596-1991. Monday and Thursday noon to 4 p.m.; Office of Rep.

Major Owens, 289 Utica 773 3100. Mondays, 5 to 8 p.m.; Councilmanic District 27, 85 Graham 387119, Monday through Wednesday. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Brooklvn CORE. 451A Nostrand 638-08U, Tuesday and Thursday, noon to 4 MANHATTAN: Haitian Neighborhood Service Center, 2465 Broadway.

595-4040, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Southern Baptist Church, 12-18 W. 108th St, 663-6549. Monday and Wednesday, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., Saturdays noon to 6.

QUEENS: Office of Assembly District 33. 9701 Springfield 479-2338, Monday and Thursday, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. BRONX: Highbridge Community Life Center. Ogden 2934352, Thursdays.

6 to 8:30 p.m. crooKiyn, yueens, Manhattan and New jeibey are selling tickets. For informa tion, call 773-1171 or 778-6265. natural izea American citizens has been started by a Brooklyn-based organization called the Coalition for Caribbean Interest. The organization has set up 12 centers throughout the city to assist immigrants in the naturalization process free of charge.

Donnie Ford, executive director of the coalition, said the city is home for an estimated 665,000 Caribbean immigrants, many whom are eligible to become naturalized U.S. citizens. He said that the centers are equipped to handle naturalization candidates who have entered the country on a lawful residence visa, and have lived continuously in the U.S. for a period of no less than five years. All necessary forms will be available at the locations.

The center locations and hours are: BROOKLYN: Flamingo Travel. 1012 Rutland Road. 604 3815. Monday through Friday. 10 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m.: Office of Rep. Ed Towns. 93 Prospect Place. 622 5700.

Mondays. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and rights and privileges of parents in the New York City school system, voter education as it relates to school board and community elections, and growing problems of drug abuse and truancy. "With a substantial portion of the student body in the public school system being of Caribbean background, we think a conference of this nature would be very useful to Caribbean-American parents, and more importantly, the students, said Petulind Blake, president of the CAEG.

The CAEG is a coalition of Caribbean-American parents, teachers, administrators, students and community leaders. Persons interested in attending the conference should contact Blake at 774 2982, Ernie Lynd Jones at (518) 455-3941 or call 756-1816. Haitian folk singer Myriam Dorisme will be starring in a cultural show today at the Brooklyn Academy of A free film and panel discussion on Cuban Women will take place at Brooklyn College on Tuesday in celebration oi women's History Month, a spokes man ior me college said. Members of the college staff, students and faculty will participate in the panel discussion and the film "Pot-rait of Theresa" will be shown in Room 070 in the library, from noon to 3 p.m. For information, call the Women's Studies Center at 780-5476.

The Caribbean-American Group iCAEG) will sponsor a con Subway service to be altered By CHARLES SEATON time, with one section running over the bridge on the Line in both directions between DeKalb Ave. and 57th St-Seventh Ave. The other D. service will operate between the 205th St Station in the Bronx and the West Fourth St Station in Manhattan. The transfer point between and split services will be the 34th St and Sixth Ave.

Station in Manhattan. During the bridge work, there will be no and service to the Broadway-Lafayette or Grand St. Stations in Manhattan. Passengers bound for these stations can take southbound Train service from the West Fourth St Station to Broadway-Lafayette, where they can board a shuttle to the Grand St Station. Brooklyn subway riders are in for a rough month or longer hile the Transit Authority and the Department of Transportation work to repair stretches of the track bed.

Work on the Manhattan and Williamsburgh Bridges during March will affect five subwav lines and cause commuters to take alternate means of transportation throughout March. hi i inn ii mi 1 1 in i iinrrii. ei afWwwct-' Tmyre MjtAwmj SALE STARTS TODAY SUNDAY si'. Queen Size Major track rehabilitation will be undertaken on the Williamsburgh Bridge throughout the year; and during the first phase of the work, and Line I Ultra Modern service will be temporarily affected. PLATFORM BED WW WW lemporary service adjustments began last with weekend to allow preparatory track work, which will include the installation of more track switches between Uewes St and Marcy Ave.

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A special shuttle will operate over the bridge every 30 minutes, making all scheduled stops between the Myrtle Station and the Broad St Station in Manhattan. In addition, there will be two shuttle trains operating between the Metropolitan Ave. Station in 3 Queens, and the Myrtle Ave-Broadway Station. One of the trains will operate from Metropolitan Ave. to Wyckoff and the other will run from Wyckoff Ave.

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