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M Y P P R e p o r tTOOK A CADDY: Two youths SAID HE HAD A GUN: 22r n r t r t r f n ' l l r l A i r r H i n f t i n r - i - - i v p u i t c u i j jv /y i u s i n g ah a a i u i c nCadillac were arrested on July 3 five minutes after their alleged 6:25 p.m. heist at the corner of Lawrence and Hoyt Streets. Officer Lopez of the 76th precinct charged the two with grand larceny-auto, criminal possession of stolen property and unauthorized use of an automobile. Both boys%u2019 names are being witheld.ONLY A PLASTIC TOY: Three male youths were arrested July 20 after allegedly telling a woman %u201cWe%u2019re going to blow your brains out%u201d as they held an imitation pistol to her head. Responding to a radio call, Officer Favor of the 76th Precinct arrested the three suspects, Preston Lawrence of 754 Henry St., Tahren Lester, 443 Columbia St., and William Wright, 797 Hicks St. and held them for menacing.ARRESTED FOR SEX ABUSE:A Bushwick man was arrested on July 20 at 9:30 p.m. on charges of burglary and sex abuse after allegedly breaking into a Cobble Hill home and abusing a 23 year-old female occupant. The police were notified after neighbors heard a commotion, and Officer Wernicke of the 76th Precinct arrested Orlando Nieves, 103 Stockholm St.SHIP MODELS STOLEN: St.Paul%u2019s Church, Clinton and Carroll Streets, was robbed the night of July 24 of two antique ship models. The models, more than 75 years old, hung from the ceiling of the church as votive offerings in thanksgiving for deliverance from shipwreck by former parishioners. They are made of wood, 2 'A to 3 feet in length, and are fully rigged. A reward of $100 has been offered to anyone supplying information lending to the recovery of the ships by the Robin Hood Conservative Club, of .191 Sacket Street. The case is in the hands of Detective Keenan of the 76th Precinct; his number is 834-3211. The church number is 625-4126.TRIED TO USE THE AUTO:Police concluded a brief car chase in Boerum Hill on July 25 with an arrest for attempted murder of a patrolman with an automobile. At 5:10 p.m. a youth pointed out a nearby car and driver to police, claiming the man nearly ran him over. When Officer Brian Waterbury approached the car, the driver allegedly cursed him and sped from the spot. Waterbury and Officer Anthony Squittery apprehended the two men inside the speeding car after a brief chase, charging the driver, 21 year-old Gary Gerard of 211 Dean St., with attempted murder. Also arrested was Thomas Roman, 32, of 200 Dean St., who was charged with hindering prosecution for allegedly interfering with police attempts to subdue Gerard. Both men were also charged with reckless endangerment and resisting arrest, as well as possession of a controlled substance for drugs reportedly found inside the car.WOVE HIS WAY: The screaming brakes of a truck screeching to a halt at Hoyt St. and Dean allerted Officer Cumberbatch of the Neighborhood Stabilization Unit to the suspicious behavior of a blue auto reportedly weaving down the street near the intersection. He pursued and questioned the driver, Paul Venuto of 1121 73rd St., Brooklyn, before arresting him for drunk driving at 2 p.m. at the corner of Hoyt St. and Wykoff.HE GOT THE BETS: The O.T.B. office at 180 Montague Street was robbed of $13,000 on July 31 by an unidentified man armed with a gun. At 7:30 p.m., as the betting parlor was closing, the man pulled a gun, ordering employees to the back and forcing them to open the safe for him. He then fled. The gunman is described as being black, in his twenties, about 5%u20198%u201d tall and 150 pounds.year-oio Leslie Hawkins ot lu/7 Lenox Rd. was arrested at 9:15 a.m. on July 19 after allegedly attempting to rob the Chase Manhattan Bank at 352 Flatbush Ave. Police claim that the accused gave a note to a teller demanding money and saying he had a gun. When the teller refused, Hawkins fled on foot, was apprehended by Officer Hayes of the 78th Precinct and was charged with attempted robbery. He was unarmed.POCKET PICKERS CAUGHT:Plainsclothesman Robert Taylor of the 78th Precinct%u2019s anticrime unit arrested two youth 12 and 15, after they allegedly robbed a 71 year-old woman of her pocketbook at the corner of Prospect Park West and Garfield PL at 1:59 p.m. on July 20.BROKE UP FIGHT: Police arrested two people after an altercation in front of 162 Prospect PL on July 22 at 2:30 p.m. Both Sophia Edler, 56, 162 Prospect PI. and Melvin Davis, 27, 305 Hackensack St., Woodbridge, New Jersey were held for assault after Edler allegedly threw turpentine into the eyes of Davis and his wife, and Davis reportedly hit Edler, causing cuts in the cheek and nose. The arrest was made by Officer Bagley of the 78th Precinct.IT DIDN%u2019T WASH: A burglary of a laundromat at 630 Vanderbilt Ave. was thwarted July 24 at 4:30 a.m. Paul Wise, 20, of 162 Albany Ave. was captured after he and another man, who escaped, allegedly broke into the laundromat with a 4-foot crow bar and began to open the machines, at which point police arrived. Wise was charged with burglary and possession of burglar%u2019s tools.CAPTURED FOR STABBING: At12:10 p.m. on July 24, Juan Romero, 25, of 704 DeGraw St., was arrested by Officer Simon of the 78th Precinct and charged with attempted murder, assault, and possession of a deadly weapon. On June 29 at 11:30 p.m. Romero allegedly stabbed Louis Bega of 367 Bergen St., causing serious injury. Three minutes later, he allegedly held Femanfto Nievas of377 Bergen St. while an uncaptured accomplice stabbed Nievas. Both victims were hospitalized for more than two weeks.SUBWAY GANG: On July 28 at 1:30 p.m., police apprehended a gang of youths believed to have terrorized 200 F-train passengers at knife-point after allegedly robbing a jewlery peddler at the corner of Flatbush Avenue and Fulton Street. Officers Peter Rail and Paul Sagnelli, who apprehended eight of the reported 11 youths involved in the jewelry theft, suspected that the group had also been involved in the York Street station subway hold-up. Six of the eight were positively identified as being involved in the York Street incident. Those arrested were: Robert Hodges, James Mack and Michael Washington, all 19, and five minors%u2014two 16 year-olds, two 15, and a 13 year-old.KNIFE BRANDISHING: On July 28 at 2 a.m., Jose Moran, 43, of 203 Park Place was arrested for attempted burglary, possession of burglar%u2019s tools, menacing and possession of a knife. The arrest was made by Officer Joseph Rogers of the 72nd Precinct after receiving a call that a man had broken into 419 5th Street and when alarmed by the occupant, threatened her with a knife, afterwards fleeing on foot. Moran was found in the area of the crime and arrested on the basis of his description.STOLE AND GRABBED: July 28 at 8:50 a.m. a 15 year-old youth was arrested and charged with grand larceny-purse snatching after alledgedly stealing a woman%u2019s brown leather bag and grabbing her buttocks in the Prospect Avenue station on the RR line. Police say he then fled, but was captured by Transit Officer Williams in front of 141 Prospect Avenue.P U O F m X I C la ssifie dW ANT A P S81 per5-w ord line. 8 3 m inim um .To place an ad,call 643-1400 or send to Classified, The Phoenix,395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217Help W a n t e dCHEMISTRY LABORATORY .INSTRUCTOR: beginning 9/17/78 %u2019Tues.and Thurs. 9 am to 12 noon. FreshmanChemistry. Masters degree in Chemistry required. Affirmative action, equalopportunity employer. Write THEPHOENIX 395 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn,N .Y .________________________11217ENERGETIC SALESPERSON with lotsof shoeleather wanted to join sales teamof 2 community newspapers. If you liketo sell and want to be part of somethinggrowqig call Francene 643-1400. F/TP/T exp. pref.TELEPHONE SALESU.S. Auto School, inc. part timeevenings and weekends. Mature, personable and good phone voice. Excitingjob, salary plus commission.855-1420(A3)HELP WANTED: NURSE RN, Mondays2 to 7 pm to work in busy doctor's officein Bklyn Hts. Experience working withallergic patients helpful. Call 780-4677,Mon-Fri9-5 pm. (A3)PART TIME SUPER WANTED. Handyman exp. exchange 1 bedrm apt plussalary. 875-0619. (A10)RECEPTIONIST/CLERK TYPISTPlanning & Development Officeat BAM. Good phone personalityneeded to work in fast paced, dynamicoffice. Send resumes to PlanningOffice, Brooklyn Academy of Music,30 Lafayette Avenue, Bklyn, N.Y. 11217Equal Opportunity Employer (J27)PERMANENT P/T POSITION, asst, toworking mother male or female. Somehousekeeping, some food prep, andloving child care. Your warmth, steadiness, humor and responsibility essential. For interview, call 875-8778.(A3)RESPONSIBLE BABY-SITTER (16 yrs.& over) for 1 yr old boy in Cobble Hillsome afts. & eves. Refs req. 643-0124.(A10)(CHILDCARE WANTED: Park Slope.Six month old boy. 4 days per week,starting Sept. 1st. 622-5227. (J27)CHILDCARE WANTED%u20145 days perweek 7 hrs per day, one infant, lighthousekeeping recent checkable refsBklyn call 788-2017CHILD CARE WANTED for boy seven,errands, house cleaning, Monday thruFriday 3 to 8 pm approx. Can bring ownchild. Start Sept. 783-1422 evenings.CONTINUEDcommunity boycott against them. Curry and his staff devoted their time to selling shares to %u201c anyone who would stop still long enough for us to talk with them.%u201d The result was a \%u201c It was a miracle to get poor people to invest in an idea, especially since they had no cooperative tradition amongst them.%u201d With the $30,000 Curry%u2019s group raised, they convinced the federal government and Chase Manhattan Bank to finance the rest of $100,000 to get the co-op going.It was %u201c a horrible time to open,%u201d he remembers. %u201c We opened in 1974 when the financial bottom had dropped out and we%u2019ve had to struggle to sell $2.1 million a year instead of the $4 million we had hoped to average by this time, %u2019 %u2019 said Curry.The Market is run by the Federation of Co-ops, since Golden Key had no training in running a store and %u201c couldn%u2019t afford a mistake,%u201d but the local shareholders are the owners. Running it has been an education for the community and Curry credited the %u201c lack of community understanding%u201d about this poverty program spinoff and other poverty programs for its looting during last summer%u2019s blackout.As far as Curry is concerned, although the Co-op is %u201c like my blood, %u2019 %u2019 one of his desires is to bring back the 800 strong cadet corps his agency originally had, which CD A defunded because it wasn%u2019t a suitable program under their guidelines.%u201c People don%u2019t understand how something as simple as a quasimilitary outfit with uniforms for youths to wear and discipline for4U11%u201e -----%u00bb*u i v m v v t v u v n v v u i v t w v u u ^ v x isaid Curry, \programs have probably prevented a lot of kids from being bent the wrong way.%u201dUSURPING THE WARCurry describes much of what the anti-poverty groups have done in the communities as %u201chaving turnedMiscellaneousEXPERIENCED ARTIST MODELF-23 Trained in mime and dancecall Dulcy 858-3034LOST DOG %u201c PRINCESS%u201d ten years old,black with tan markings, medium largevery solid build, has a mole on jaw, shewas last seen June 26 downtownBrooklyn, Please call 522-3561 eves or858-5218 REWARD (Aug3)KITTENS, KITTENS, KITTENS! 4black and white kittens, 6 wk%u2019s%u2019. old withall shots, litter trained. Need a home.855-4995. (A3)COLLEGE STUDENT AVAILABLE forhouse cleaning ch ores...call Robin.783-0516. (A3)SIAMESE CATS FOR ADOPTION. Twom ales young healthy. Prefer kepttogether. Call eves. 596-7264. (A3)Legal ServiceAnti-Poverty Corps FightingFor Their Own Survivala whole lot of people around%u201d and given them something personally substantial. But how long they will continue to even be around is an interesting question. In the meantime other programs, like the federal government%u2019s non-profit CETA program and Community Development funds are usurping the Corporation%u2019s role while serious urban blight remains in areas like South Brooklyn and Fort Greene. New organizations joining the anti-poverty fray are managing what amounts to an end run around the traditional corporation structure.In recognition of this situation, the Fifth Avenue Committee, made up of local merchants and residents, was able to secure a CETA contract from the federal government earlier this year to fight commercial and residential housing decline in its area. A plan to seal up area buildings in South Brooklyn from Red Hook to Park Slope, to be funded by the city and federal governments, was originated this past spring by the South Brooklyn Corporation, but was promptly taken out of the Corporation%u2019s hands by Community Planning Board 6. The Corporation was placed on the committee to hire the youths who will eventually do the sealing up%u2014left, ultimately, in a restricted advisory role.Continued incursions on their own turf%u2014whether it is Fort Greene not dealing with Fulton Street while %u201coutsiders%u201d come in to negotiate for jobs or South Brooklyn upstaged with the emergence of the Fifth Avenue Committee and a mere participant role in the upcoming seal-up program%u2014show that the Corporations no longer have a monopoly on community action, andUncontestedMatrimonials$ 2 0 0plus court feesOther legal services and evening appointmentsDavid E. Pugh, Esq. 50 East 42nd Street New York, N.Y. 10017 212-682-2490 ,Aim (A10)iL ^ .1 lL. %u2014 n . . t 1IH U V V U f U IW l l l i v j iilM J U U V V 11/01considerable community support.Despite their larger staffs and budgets, and greater experience, the next step for both the Fort Greene and South Brooklyn AntiPoverty Corporations could be a march to the rear of the anti-poverty war%u2019s frontlines.Legal NoticeSUMMONS G3326/78 FAMILY COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF KINGS In the M atter of the Custody and G uardianship of GAETANO McCarty a dependent child under the age of 18 years (o the custody of The Angel Guardian Horn, pursuant to Secion 384-b (4) (b) of the Social Services Law of the Slate of New York. etc. IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO: CHARLES McCARTY, presumed father, address unknown, if living and any and all unknown persons who would be the grandparents, heirs at law, next of kin and distributees of GAETANO McCARTY. a dependent child under the age of 18 years, all of whom and whose names and places of domicile and post office addresses are unknown and cannot, after diligent inquiry, be acertained; and THE COMMISSIONER OF SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK WHEREAS, THE ANGEL GUARDIAN HOME, an authorized agency with offices at 6301 12th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, has presented a petition praying that this court make a finding that the presumed father of said infant has abandoned said child for a period of more than six months immediately prior to the initiation of this proceeding, snd that the said GAETANO MCCARTHY is a dependent child as defined in the Social Services Law of the State of New York, and for an order pursuant to Section 384-b (4) (b) of the Social Services Law of the State of new York, committing the custody and guardianship of the person of GAETANO McCARTY to THE ANGEL GUARDIAN HOME, tn authorizing said agency to place said child for legal adoption and to consent to said legal adoption subject to the customary approval of the court. You are hereby summoned to appear before this court at 283 Adams Street. Brooklyn, New York on Sept. 6,1978 at 9:30o'ctock . Intake Part B in the forenoon of said day, to show cause why the court should not enter an order depriving you of all rights of custody of said child and awarding custody snd guardianship of said child to the petitioning authorized agency as an abandoned child as provided by Section 384b (4) (b) of the Social Services Law of the State of New York. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that if said child is adjudged to he an abandoned child aspxc/v ivic-va %JJ JVVIWII wm> V**/ \\V/ Ul |I|C JU U U JCIVKCSLaw and if custody snd guardianship is awarded to said authorized agency, said child may be adopted with the consent of said authorized agency without further notice to you. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that you have the right to be represented by legal counsel in this proceeding and if financially unable to retain counsel, the court may, in its discretion, assign counsel to you. In the event of your default, the court will hear and determine the petition as provided by law. Dated: Brooklyn, New York June 19, 1978 BY ORDER OF THE COURT* Benie C. Caballero Clerk of the Court (J27)August 3,1978, TH E PHOENIX, Page 19