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N.Y.P.D nr%u00bb a %u00bb mww Mr a w a %u25a0 s a wur* w* g* , %u00bb> r m * U L i r t i i m n i ixaiaci o c inabe, 38, of 682 Union Street, Brooklyn, was arrested in his home on August 20 at 1:05 a.m. after he allegedly assaulted his wife, Olga, and his 12-year-old daughter, who he also threatened with a knife. Officer Fratangelo of the 78th Precinct made the arrest and charged Bernabe with assault, menacing, possession of a weapon and endangering the welfare of a child.IT WAS LOADED: Police say a 33 year-old man pointed a loaded gun at Kenny Johnson, 19, and two others on August 21 at 10:30 p.m. The three ran from Third Avenue and Bergen Street, Brooklyn, where the incident took place, to Nevins and Pacific Streets, where Johnson called the police. Officer Golden of the 78th Precinct arrested George Silva, 264 Gold Street, and charged him with possession of a loaded gun and menacing.HE STRUCK OUT: According to police, Sedaia Carmonna, 31, was struck about the body and head by Juan Miranda, 30, of 420 Bergen Street, at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Dean Street. He also allegedly threatened to shoot her. Officer Fusaro of the 78th Precinct made the arrest and charged Miranda with possession of a dangerous weapon, menacing and ESSftllltANOTHER MENACED: Raymond Ochoa, of 1745 8th Street, Brooklyn, was arrested by Officer Zurazola of the 78th Precinct at 3:40 p.m. on August 18, after he allegedly entered an office at 772 Pacific Street and threatened Sam Steinbock with a knife. He was charged with possession of a weapon and menacing.ALL u i itu s FATmLT: Police say Gary Finkelstein, 22, of Forest Hills Queens, fired shots at Angel Rivera, 2347 Brigham Street, Brooklyn, in front of 183 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn. He then ran into the building, where he met Ernesto Cortino, Rivera%u2019s father-inlaw, who police believe paid Finkelstein to shoot Rivera. Police also say Cortino was holding Rivera%u2019s wife against her will. Officer Hennigan of the 70th Precinct arrested the two and charged them with attempted murder and unlawful imprisonment.Tafapette ^toenue$re$bpterian CjjurtfjLafayette Ave. & S. Oxford625-7515George Litch Knight, D.D., Pastor James M. Wingate Minister of musicSun. Aug. 27Rev. Jervis Black of Ottawa, Canada, is guest preacher.Sat. Sept. 2Block Party from 10am-7pm on South Oxford St. from Fulton to Lafayette. With community picnic at 1:00pm.The Church is located 5 blocks east of BAM. Take Buses: 38, 26, and 52 to S. Portland Ave., I block from the Church door.The Children's Community of Clinton Hill314 W averly Ave. Brooklyn 11205 783-1936%u2022A Child Centered Developmental Program in a warmcreative learning environment.%u2022Excellent facilities including a large adjaoent outdoor play area.%u2022A licensed program. %u2022Certified teachers.Applications being accepted now for Fall 78. Immediate openings for all age groups.Preschool 8am-6pm Schoolage 2:30pm-6pm _____________ part time availableIT%u2019S NOT TOO LATE! JOIN THE RUSH TO ADELPHIADELPHI ACADEMY8515 Ridge BoulevardBrooklyn, New York 11209238-3308COLLEGE PREPARATORYCOEDUCATIONALKINDERGARTEN-12INDEPENDENTNON-SECTARIAN ARTHUR K . TYNER,NON-DISCRI M INATORY HEADMASTERPHOENIX/ ClassifiedWANT ADSS I per5-word line. $ 3 minimum..To place an ad,call 643-1400 or send toClassified, The Phoenix,395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217Help WantedRECEPTIONIST-TYPIST. Accurate, good at figures, knowledge of monitor board, helpful, benefits plus good salary. (855-2300) (A24)CLERK /TYPISTMedical Exp Pref%u2019dWe currently have an opportunity available for a capable individual with excellent typing skills (minimum 50 wpm). Experience with* medical terminology and handling of medical forms, such as Medicaid, Blue Cross/Shield valuable, but not mandatory.We offer an excellent salary and benefits program including Blue Cross/Shield, Major Medical, group life insurance, pension plan, plus room for growth.CALL MR. FAIRCHILD (212)636-7576 VISITING NURSE v ASSOCIATION OFBROOKLYN(Equal Opportunity Employer m /f(A24) IBOOKKEEPER. F/C exp. w/ budget work. Assist in other areas of program, i.e., social service, program activities, arts and crafts, etc. Send resume to Ms. Dorothy Nies c/o Carroll Park Senior Citizens Center, 380 Court St., Bklyn, N.Y. 11231. (A24)EXECUTIVE SECRETARYFor OurExecutive Director A Beautiful Job Is Growing in Brooklyn!Perhaps you%u2019ve felt that top jobs could only be found in Manhattan. Not so. Here%u2019s an extraordinary opportunity for a competent, personable individual with excellent skills (typing of 55 wpm; steno or speedwriting) and a minimum of 6-8 years%u2019 experience in a similar capacity.In addition you should possess sound judgement and discretion, a pleasant phone manner, and be able to handle correspondence without supervision. Responsibilities will also entail interfacing with the Board of Directors.Your salary will be commensurate with your skills and your background. You%u2019ll also enjoy outstanding benefits including Blue Cross/ Shield, Major Medical, Group Life Insurance, pension plan, plus the convenience of not having to commute any longer!To arrange for a confidential interview appointment:CALL MR. FAIRCHILD (212)636-7576 VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION OFBROOKLYNEqual Opportunity Employer m /f ______________________ (A24)(PT/FT THIRTY CREATIVE MANAGEMENT TRAINEES needed for upcoming artistic and social events. %u2022College and/or business experience necessary. Transart Linographs- weekdays 9-5, 499-0505, 873-5265 (A24)'P/T SEC., gal/guy Friday. Flex. hrs. Architect's office Park Slope. 638-5442.(A24)COLLECTORFULL TIMEIf you have a good telephone voice, a mathematical aptitude, and an interest in working with details this may be the challenging job for you. Previous experience with Department Store, Bank or -Finance Company preferred.Competitive salary and liberal fringe benefits including storewide shopping discount are included in employment package.Please Apply in Person 10 am to 12 noon, Monday thru Friday.AbrahamandStrausRECRUITMENT CENTER 198 LIVINGSTON STREET BROOKLYN, N.Y.Equal Opportunity Employer M/F __________ (A24)Congregation Mount SinaiPresents It's Fall Programfor the School ofEducation & Jewish CultureBeginner & Intermediate Student Classes%u2014One Weekday Per WeekAdvanced Student Classes%u2014Two Weekdays Per WeekClasses begin the weekof SEPTEMBER 18th,in theCADMAN PLAZACOMMUNITY ROOMAll Children 4 1/2 Yearsand Older are invitedto enrol! and a have aLOVE AFFAIR WITHJEWISH CULTURE%u2022 - I ITN _ f | _J f%u2014 -%u00aeVII %u25a0 IVICI n o io iio iu , tUUMUIUII L/ltov&vt ui vnIQ VI u iu i w y w i %u25a0 iu m C n wCt%u2019iuClu in th yN.Y. Metropolitan Area, has been retained as Educational Consultant for ourcurriculum. Rabbi Potasnikwill serve as Coordinator.Call the Synagogue Office for more Information: TR5-9126August 2 4 .1978r THE PHOENIX. P a n 21