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PHOENIX/C la s s ifie dWANT ADSCHARGED WITH HEIGHTSSTABBING: Julius Bryant, 34, of1212 Ocean A venue. RrooHvn 5$being held on $50,000 bail in thestabbing of Morris Lieberman, 58,owner of St. George TV and Radio.Police say that Lieberman put upno resistance during the August 11robbery of his store, yet wasstabbed five times by Bryant.When Officer Joseph Hall of the84th Precinct Anti-crime unit foundBryant at Tillary and WashingtonStreets, he was allegedly punchedby Bryant, who fled. A five blockchase ensued, but Hall, a marathonrunner, finally caught the defendant and with help from an F.B.I.agent who was passing by madethe arrest at Tillary and JayStreets. $234 was recovered andBryant was charged with attemptedmurder, robbery, assault, possession of a dangerous weapon,possession of stolen property andresisting arrest. It was discoveredthat Bryant had been released fromjail only five days before thestabbing, after serving a five-yearstint for robbery. Liebermanremains in critical condition atLong Island College Hospital.YOUTH ASSAULT: Two youths,13 and 14, were arrested onAugust 11 at 11:05 a.m. after they,with another youth, who escaped,allegedly assaulted a 15-year-oldwho refused to give them hismoney. The arrest was made byOfficer Joseph Hall of Brooklyn%u2019s84th Precinct with help fromofficers Robert Neglaccio and William Mincher, also of the 84th, infront of a check cashing store at158 Myrtle Avenue. Police say theyouths had forced a 14-year-oldSummer Youth Program participant to walk with them fromFlatbush and Lafayette Avenues tothe check-cashing store, cash his$120 paycheck, and give them themoney. The victim complied. Theyouths were charged with robbery,attempted robbery, unlawfulimprisonment and harrassment.TEMPLE RANSACKED: August11 at 5 a.m. burglars broke into theR a n tic t T p tm ilp of TTiir/1 A ironuo ----------r ------------- %u2014 %u2014 ----------%u2014 %u2014and Schermerhom Street, Brooklyn. They apparently fled afterneighbors heard them. All stolenproperty was found in an adjoiningpark. The temple, however, wasransacked and its windows broken.HE STEPPED OUT: On August 5at 5:30 a.m. Oscar Mir, 23, of 149Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, was informed by two men that someonewas tampering with his car. Whenhe stepped out of his house he wasgrabbed and held at knifepoint bythe men. They then made nim tellhis girlfriend, who was visiting, tolet them into the house. After shedid so they were both tied withwire, gagged and blindfolded. Theperpetrators were then joined by athird man who helped the others toclear the house of over $1000 ofproperty. Detective Fred Simon ofthe/8th Precinct, who is investigating the case, said that police havefound clear fingerprints, a rarity,and an arrest %u201cmay be imminent/%u2019SUBWAY SLASHING: SevenBrooklyn youths were arrested at3:40 a.m. on July 30 after allegedly,robbing a Queens youth andslashing him with a razor blade on aManhattan-bound A train in theHigh Street station. The seven werecaptured by Patrolmen Gaines andLaufgraben and Detective Clair ofthe Transit Police about ten minuteslater, at the intersection of Tillaryand Adams Streets. The sevenarrested were Kenneth Ward, 20,2980 West 28th Street; Eric Benjamin, 19,474 Halsey Street; Robert*Artis, 17, 135 Park Avenue;Stephen Robinson, 16, 122 Chauncey Street; Melvin Graham, 16, 241Bainbridge Street; Ernest Thompson, 16, 278 Macon Street; and a 15year-oid whose name is beingwitheld because of his age.'b r t a f t i l T t y p e i R b g r! BraidedRufes( THESE BEAUTIFUL SHIRTSCOME IN ALL Siz.ES (INFANTTHRU XU) AND AU. COLORS%u2022 WITH A WHOLE ZOO OFANIMALS AiO OTH0? WHIMSICAL,THINGS. ALSO, T-SHIRTS,SCARVES,P!LLOWS <%u2022 APRONSTHE MELTIN6 POT340 AttanticAve 596-6049Homra : Tuffi - svMO*r. i-sB r o a ^ c ^ m R u n i i ^C u ttin g forStairs 4 Hailway*, C a r p e t C l e a n i r i g C o . E s t .1 9 2 813 B e rq e n S tre e tM A 4-6435i%u2014 - - --------- - - * %u25a0 - * *tLICENSED-INSURED. PIANOSSTORAGE PACKING ^ 7 A PROFESSIONAL SERVICECALL K E N N Yi , %u00a9KENNY THE MOVER,INC| LIC.*N Y. D.O.T. Itld O 133 / %u201c/Venue Brooklyn N Y 11215L~ - %u2014 %u2014 --------- - - Cut Xiong Dotted L in e ----------- ----------S I per5-w ord line. S 3 m inim um .To place an ad,call 543-1400 or send toClassified, The Phoenix,395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217Help WantedPERSONNELINTERVIEWERSTEMPORARYFULL TIMEAbraham and Straus seeks experienced Personnel Interviewers toassist with Christmas Employment%u2014from October 1st thru December 22.Starting salary and liberal storewideshopping discount will apply forlength of assignment.Interested candidates should sendresume to:ASSISTANT PERSONNELMANAGERAbrahamStraus. 420 FULTON STREETBROOKLYN, N.Y. 11201F.qual Opportunity Employer M/F(A17)PBX-PART%u2014TIMEA & S seeks an experiencedindividual with good communicationskills for a Permanent Part TimeOpening on our 701 MultipleSwitchboard^ Schedule is 5 days,22 Vi hrs. wk with alternating Saturday and occasional Sunday committment according to the Departmentneeds.Competitive salary and liberalfringe benefits including storewideshopping discount are included inEmployment Package.Interview s will be conducted10 am-12 noon Mon-Thurs at ourRecruitment Center.Abrahama n dStrausRECRUITMENT CENTER198 LIVINGSTON ST - MBBROOKLYN, N.Y.Equal Opportunity Employer M/F(A17)CLERK/TYPISTMedical Exp. Pref d; We currently have an opportunityavailable for a capable individualwith excellent typing skills (minimum 50 wpm). Experience withmedical terminology and handling ofmedical forms such as Medicaid,Blue Cross/Shield valuable, but notmandatory.We offer an excellent salary andbenefits program including BlueCross/Shield, Major Medical, group%u2018life insurance, pension plan, plusroom for growth.GHOLMKFAmOBUD A v Itm * mm mm*VtaMag N%u00abrae Aaa%u00abctatlwof Brooklyn(Equal Opportunity Employer m/f)(A17)BOOKKEEPERW c seek experienced individual tofill bookkeeping position in our StoreDesign DepartmentIdeal candidate will have bookkeeping experience and be comfortablewith numbers and posting ofinvoices. Organization, neatness,%u25a0 and strong communications skillsare essential.Competitive salary and liberal fringebei.efit program including storewidediscount are included in employment package.Pi I \\SF APPLY:AbrahamandStrausEMPLOYMENT DEPT.MEZZANINE WEST-WS420 FULTON STREETBROOKLYN, N.Y.Equal Opportunity Employer M/F____________________________ (A17),MEDICAL OFFICE: Sec. mature, unencumbered. Bklyn Hts knowledge ofmedical ins. forms lite typing fromtapes, lite bookeeping. Salary open.Phone eves (516) 466-4480 (A17)EXECUTIVE SEC.For Our q&iExecutiveDirectorA BEAUTIFUL JOB ISGROWING IN BROOKLYNPerhaps you%u2019ve felt that top jobscould only be found in Manhattan.Not so. Here%u2019s an extraordinaryopportunity for a competent, personable individual with excellentskilss (typing of 55 wpm); steno orspeed writing, and a minimum of 6-8years experience in a similarcapacity.In addition you should p ossesssound judgement and discretion, apleasant telephone manner, and beable to handle correspondence without supervision. R esponsibilitieswill als, entail interfacing withBoard ot Directors.Your salary will be commensuratewith your skills and your background. You will also enjoy outstanding ^benefits including BlueCross/Shield, major medical, grouplife insurance, pension plan plus theconvenience of not having tojcommute any longerlTO ARRANGE FOR ACONFIDENTIALINTERVIEW APPOINTMENTCALL MR. FAIRCHILD(212)636-7576VISITING NURSEASSOCIATIONOF BROOKLYNEqual Opportunity Employer M /F '(A 17)PT/FT THIRTY CREATIVE MANAGEMENT TRAINEES needed for upcoming artistic and social events.College and/or business experiencenecessary. Transart Linographs weekdays 9-5. 499-0505. 873-5265 IA74ISUPERMARKET IN BKLYN HEIGHTSPart-time cashiers morning aft. eves hrswill train. These are permanent jobs.r %u00abU manager 625-9026 (S7)DO YOU RUN OUT OF MONEY beforeyou run out of month? Turn the tableswith extra income from interesting parttime work. Local Anway distributorstrains you for splendid oppty. 622-3359___ ___________________________ (A24)BART TIME TEACHER & assistteacher. Teacher w/early childhoodcertification. Mon-Fri Open H ouse625-5252 (A17)PHOTOPRINTERAbraham and Straus seeks experienced Photograph Printer to fillvacancy in our fashion-consciousSales Promotion Department.Ideal candidate will possess commercial lab printing experience andbt capable of enlarging contactp rim s.Competitive salary and liberal fringeb en -(its including storewide discount are included in employmentpackage.PLEASE APPLY:AbrahamandStrausEMPLOYMENT DEPT.MEZZANINE WEST-MC420 FULTON STREETBROOKLYN, N Y.Equal Opportunity Employer M /F(A17)SOCIAL WORKER act as facility dir.for New York State 30-bed youthresidential prog, in Brooklyn. MSW orMasters degree plus 4-5 yrs. exp in profyouth rehabilitation work ind 3 yrs asdirector of a youth rehabilitation facilityor as director of a major programrelated to the rehabilitation of youth.Salary $21,650. Write 395 AtlanticAvenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 box 0157___ ________________ _ _________ (A17)PART-TIME^ HOURS%u2014FULL TIMEEARNING. Fun. Advancement opportunities. Teach exciting hobby craft. Noexp nec. call 745-0794 5 pm-9 pm (S7)EXP NEEDLE WORK PERSON wantedfor touching up, sewing fringe andbinding of oriental rugs opportunity tolearn art of rug reweaving, flexiblehours. Brooklyn brownstone area. Mr.Dietz 875-4891 ___________ (A17)'RECREATION THERAPIST for NYState youth residential center in Bklyn.Bachelor%u2019s degree in physical education, aft, drama, music or related fieldplus 1 yr exp. salary $11,450. 395Atlantic Ave., Bklyn NY 11217, box1057 (A17)GUARDSOur Security Department seeksmature, alert, tactful individuals.Part-Time Weekend Openings.Competitive salary and iiberalfringe benefits including store-wideshopping discount are included inEmployment Package.Interviews will be conducted from10 am - 2 pm, Saturday, August 19,at our Brooklyn Store.AbrahamandStrausf m p i nvM iriU T m rP T MEZZANINE WEST MB420 Fulton St.Brooklyn, N.Y.Equal Opportunity Employer M /F____________ (A17)Thursday, Miigus* 17,1'