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BRONX BEST OF CHILD CARE. Private home. Age* 1 to 3. Playroom, televialon and yard. WE $9242. ATTENTION all parent*, at last to our community, lttle tot* Registration Begin Playschool now to avoid the rush. Open 11 months. OL 4-2432, hrs. 8-5:30 daily Director. Miss D. Grant

local churches are doing for society. Thank you again. I also enjoy all youi fine articles and col­ umns. Sylvia Burnett. Secy. Forest Ave. Community Church East 166 St. our resources so that we can meet business competition a s part of the American way of life instead of cringing

have appointed representatives. The increasingly popular Look­ ing Glass Ball. Brooklyn’s an­ nual extravaganza of youthful talent which benefits the Mac- Donough Street Community Cen­ ter, is well in its way to equal­ ling if not surpassing the memor­ able standards of proceeding I years both in performance

alert young Associate* of Harlem Youth Opportunities Un­ limited. a group of Harlem youth who are alert to the needs of their community. Three weeks ago, Attorney Paul Zuber was the Inaugural guest on the Harlem Youth A- wareness Forum whereupon he discussed Harlem with a panel of four Harlem

RENT —— Manhattan-Furnished Manhattan-Furnished Manhattan- Furnished 114TH ST. KO W — Working people preferred Reterencee required. Similes, doubles, runnim water. Newly renovated. Venetian blinds Community kitchen. 88.30414 wkly. 116TH ST.7n' W. Apt. 21. 2 neatly furn rma. Large A small Man. Pref Welfare. Cooking'privilege* EN 94683 Anytime 140TH

churches came forward with, anything. In­ stead there was overtures made to return to the church and to the faith, to bring the community contributions to the church, not the headquarters. Not to bring clothes, but food and money.” Clothes In Basement Mr. Michaux called upon the people of Harlem

March 15—Fashion Show. P.S. #59, Brooklyn; Charm Club . New Post Office March 16—Dance. Fez Ballroom, Brooklyn; Elizabeth In DQISlGy POTK of Sumner Community Center Chapter #36 March 16—“Let’s Get Acquainted Dance”. Masonic Temple, • Bushwlck Ave., Brooklyn; Lodges and Chapters 2nd Masonic District. ; ♦ March 17—Annual Women

LoolaviOe, Ky, Bird League Begins Play This Weekend On Monday, March 18, the original Bird Basketball League will take shape at the Powell Community Center Gymnasium, on West lJTth Street, with the William Beale Bats opposing the Walter Braswell Cardinals, in the opener at 8 p.m. followed by the George

Mtchen. Christian horns, oou- ple preferred. IN 74619. no2otn TRINITY AVENUE., 745 - (nr E. 138th St) Large A small furnished rms. Welfare. Community kitchen. LU 5-«13i MRS. HOGAN VYSE AVE, 2123. Furnished rm for rent. See superintendent, at premises. W. BRONX - Urge front rm.. Working women pref

said would serve as a political action com­ mittee to help gain legislation and public improvement bene­ fits which have been given to other communities, but foi which there has been no action in Harlem. 'We also intend to bring about a price war in Harlem where there