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the cNAnsii crxsru-vn, n. y. 11225 Page Three Thursday, December 7, 1972 Lwosfiiur For 2-337 Oroivnl Brownie Troop 2-337 had its investiture on Monday, Nov. 27 at the Green Point Savings Bank on Rockaway Parkway. The Brownies presented a play entitled, "The Brownies" appropriately, for their parents and friends.

After the rededication of the older Brownies and the investiture of the new Brownies. If allan-Americon Unit On The Go Eleven new captains were sworn into office by the Chapter 8 of the Italian-American Civil Rights League on Nov. 29th. The Chapter is setting up a new headquarters at 9024 Ave and will move into it soon. The Opening date will be announced.

The group's Dinner Dance will be held Feb. 17 at El Doro Caterers on Ave. L. Chapter meetings are held each Tuesday at the American Legion Hall. All who interested are welcome to attend and take part in the group's civic endeavors.

the troop served refreshments. A Sands; Janet Stampler; Carol )i Benedetto; Bonnie Gordon; Bonnie Land; Amy Schwartz; Beth Cohen; Jill Klein. The troop is led by Mrs. Nancy Thompson with Mrs. Miriam Willner as co-leader.

Woman Injured Crossing Street Rosalie Randazzo, of 9616 Farragut was struck by a car at a local crossing on Nov. 30, police reported. About 5:20 p.m. she was crossing Foster Ave. when she was hit by a Chevrolet driven by Albert Weissman of 4600 9th Bklyn.

The Randazzo woman was taken to Brookdale Hospital. Like to learn more about contemporary society Learn how to fix your own car or even a leaky faucet in your home? Residents of the Flatlands and Canarsie areas now have that opportunity. Edgar Fabber, Commissioner of Ports and Terminals and Chairman of the Mayor's Flatlands Urban Action Task Force, announced that an evening adult education center will open at South Shore High School in January. 1973. This center is sponsored by the Board giauu miic was iidKA uy ctli.

The Brownies are: Jodi Gottlieb: Alyson Gill; Jodi Serpico; Randi Sinel; Stacey Willner; Barbara Gasbarro; Helene Hellman; Bonnie Lafer; Gina Barresi; Robin Schafler; Tracey Eisenberg; Lori Weinstein; Meryl Walters; Donna Winograd; Phyllis Post: Chervl nn mm uujj rams a nil UruL lip 11L iiU) rnnr nrK rromn A i i it till i i of Education as a result of the joint efforts of The1 Friends of South Shore High School. Councilmen Silverman and Cohen, Assemblyman Fink and the Mayor's Flatlands Task Force. This program under the guidance of Ruth Fraser, who eads up the adult education programs for the Board of Education, is expected to generate widespread interest and participation on the part of the local, residents. The center's director will be Mr. Stan Klein.

Citizens of the area have sought to obtain such a program for South Shore High School since the school opened in 1970. Early this fall the Task Force, after meeting with community leaders, took steps to help obtain the center at the school. The school is particularly well suited for an adult education center, since it is one of the few combined academic and vocational high schools in the city. The most up-to-date instructional aids, as well as a wide range of recreational, academic and vocational facilities will be combined to make the South Shore Adult Center the place to pick up a new skill, further one's education or get some exercise About twenty different courses will be offered this January, ranging from contemporary literature and psychology to dancing, golf and business skills. "From all reports, the Adult Center is shaping up to be an exciting new addition to the Flatlands-Canarsie area.

All those who worked so hard to make this center a reality should be commended," Commissioner Fabber said. Persons over the age of 18 who are not attending school are eligible to enroll. As this center is partially self-sustaining, a registration fee of $1.00 and a modest course fee will be charged. Courses will be held one night a week with a limit of 25-30 people per class. If you wish to enroll, or if you have any further questions, contact: Stan Klein, Adult Education Center, South Shore High School, 6565 Flatlands Ave.

Post Chanukah Party At E. S. The H.E.S. Singles (over 28). will have a Post-Chanukah party on Sunday, Dec.

10th at 2:00 p.m. at the Hebrew Educational Society, 9502 Seaview Ave. (cor. E. 95th Bklyn.

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