20 The QUEE NS Courier • june 16, 2016 for breaking news visit www.qns.com FREE Eye Exam WITH PURCHASE OF COMPLETE PAIR OF GLASSES OR EYE EXAM ONLY – $25 (REG. $85) Dr Lee is here every Friday for Exams from 12-6pm COMPETITIVE PRICES 20% OFF ALL PURCHASES not to be combined with any other offer Varilux no-line bifocals progessive lenses w/plastic or metal frames Choose From Over 300 Frames $170 Some restrictions may apply. Not to be combined with any other offer. 2 Pairs of Eyeglasses (Frames & Lenses) $99 Choose From Over 300 Frames Some restrictions may apply. Not to be combined with any other offer. We Honor Most Competitor’s Coupons WE ARE A LOCAL FAMILY-RUN BUSINESS, NOT A CHAIN. WE OFFER PERSONAL SERVICE WITH HIGH QUALITY & LOW PRICES HUGE SELECTION! 50% OFF non-prescription sunglasses. Some restrictions may apply. Not to be combined with any other offer. • Lenses Duplicated • Motor Vehicle Exam • Prescription Filled • Adjustments Done At No Extra Charge Clifford • Lab on Premises • Tinting Optical • Eye Exams 38-19 BELL BOULEVARD, BAYSIDE • 718.229.8086 OFFERING THE LOWEST PRICES ON CONTACT LENSES German Lessons forChildren A Bilingual German After School Program New York State Accredited Language Program Low Tuition Minimum Age: 4 Years No Previous German Necessary Classes Meet Once a Week Playgroup Age 4-5 From 4:30-6:15 Kindergarten Age 5-6 Other Classes Ages 7-15 Four convenient locations in the Greater New York area: Ridgewood, Queens (on Freshpond Rd.) Manhattan (NY), Franklin Square, Garden City. www.German-American-School.org For more information call: 212-787-7543 Classes Start Second Week in September Volunteers spruce up Park of the Americas in Corona Scores of volunteers from Corona came together on June 11 for a community cleanup sponsored by Neighborhood Housing Services of Northern Queens and NeighborWorks. The cleanup took place as part of NeighborWorks Week 2016 (June 4-11), a national effort bringing together residents to revitalize the communities where they live and work. More than 100 volunteers — including little league ballplayers, members of a local mosque and Citi bank employees — worked to repaint fences and remove garbage from basketball courts at the Park of the Americas, located at the corner of 41st Avenue and 104th Street. “Park of the Americas is a space used by many and is usually a host to a plethora of activities, some that support play and community building and others that do not,” said Yoselin Genao-Estrella, neighborhood executive director of Neighborhood Housing Services of Northern Queens. “Our event is about making the park a safer space while cultivating relationships through our work.”
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