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PHOENIX / Classifiedw / / * m i rr a i kw w i m i m m i r n r n j rS I per 5 w o r d line. S 3 m in im u m (for Box N o . add S 2 to Forw a rd Replies 8 2 . 5 0 'To place an ad cail 643-1400 o, s e n d n w 11h paym ent toC lassified, T he P h oen ix, 395 Atlantic Ave., B rooklyn, N.Y. 11217Help Wanted_____PROGRAMMERDOS, COBOL, BAL, WESTI or EDOSVS. Unusual opportunity. Brooklyn EDP Service Bureau. Good Trans, benefits. Box 140, The Phoenix, 395 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn 11217. (S14)IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR SKILLEDphoto-typesetting machine operator. Days and evening hours available. Prefer person with experience with Compugraphic equipment, but willing to train skilled typist. Call Judy at 643-1400.TYPISTS: P/T or full time. Dwntwn Bklyn typing service. 596-0595. (S14)SEC. FULL TIME, Park Slope area. Exp. necess. 499-2244. (S14)RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST: Brooklyn Hts private school. Must have a pleasant voice. 855-5010. (S14)ADM ISSIONS SECRETARY:Heights private school. Must have excel, typing skills, some dictaphone, be mature, self-starter for busy friendly office. Call 875-6644.SEC. LAW OFFICE. Dictaphone, Borough Hall area. 4 days. 875-6060. (S21)SECRETARY: F/T for local church, pleasant office. Typing, steno and general office work. Employee benefits. Send resume to Box 155 The Phoenix, 395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn 11217. (S14)SEC/PUBLISHINGWork, 1,2,3,4,5 days a week. Top $Call 889-0900 Mr. Prince (PVS14)SEC/TVWork 1,2,3,4,5 days a week, top $. Pay Fri. Call 889-0300. Mr. Julius. (PVS14)BOOKKEEPER* CASH REC.* CASH DISBURS.A-P, A-R payroll, payroll taxes, Gen off. mgmnt. Write Box 145, The Phoenix, 395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn 11217. S14F /T OFFICE PERSON WITHexperience. Must type at least 50 wpm. Beautiful Boerum Hill surroundings. Good salary, flexible hours. Prof, phone voice a must. Call for appt. 875-2222. Ask for Richie. (SI4)SHIPPING CLERK: Park Slope area. Full time. 499-2244. (S14)ARTIST - Park Slope ad agency needs exp pro to do mechanicals, comps, design. F/L leading to staff position. Phone A! Ettlinger. 499-9595.______________ (PVS14)TEACHER/SECRETAR1AL STUDIES: Short-hand, Brooklyn Heights Private School. 855-5010.T E A C H E R /M A T H : B rooklyn H eights Private School. State l i c e n s e . 8 5 5 -5 0 1 0 . ( S 1 4)TWO WAITERS OR WAIT1 RESSES. Excellent type dining rm. 10:30 to 2:30, 5 days, $3 hr plus benefits. Poly Tech, 333 Jay St., 643-2362. Kate. (S14)DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER,Exp. necessary. 5 days, inch Sat. MAINTENANCE: Part-time, brooklvn783-2260. (S14) Heights. 855-5010. S14NL %u00a5 . P . D .OFF THE WRIST: Police Officer William Dory of the 78th Precinct arrested Carlton Bowe, 19, of 1367 Sterling Place on September 4 at 6:30 p.m. and charged him with robbery. Bowe allegedly stole a $250 bracelet from the wrist of Martha Temple at the intersection of Flatbush Avenue and Bergen Street, causing some physical injury to her. He also attempted to escape from Dory, according to a police spokesman.WIELDS KNIFE: Police arrested Mark Griner, 18, of 90 La thin Town Rd., Newburgh, N.Y., and Gregory Paschall, 19, of 611 East 49 St., Brooklyn, both students of Polytechnic Institute, who witnesses said were harassing pedestrians with a ten-inch knife on the promenade at Pierrepont Street. The incident occurred at 3:15 a.m. on September 11. Veteran police officers Leslie Scheuer and Frank Minafo of the 84th Precinct made the arrests and charged the suspect with menacing, possession of a deadly weapon and possession of marijuana. Paschall reportedly tried to slash Scheuer but was subdued.THE BIG CHASE: Officer Joseph Favor of the 76th Precinct arrested Nelson Canini, 20, 75 Dikeman Street and Herman Moultrie, 19, 752 Henry Street afier liiey allegedly broke into Jonas Auto Parts, 353 Hamilton Avenue, and removed money from the cash register. Favor says he saw the three leaving the store through a broken window. After a one-block chase he caught them and charged them with burglary, possession of stolen property, resisting arrest and criminal mischief.GOT TURNED OFF: Police say Johnnie Joyner, 34, of 185 Fourth Avenue menaced tenant Mary Lindsay, 53, of the building iwth a hunting knife and later turned off the power in her apartment. Officer Michael Moloney of the 78th Precinct arrested Joyner and charged him with menacing, possession of a dangerous weapon and harassment.BASEBALL BASH: Raymond Gonzales was allegedly pounded by baseball bats swung by Lui Acevedo, 30, of 667 Henry Street and Rafael Torres, 18, of 96 Luquer Street August 25 at 2:10 a.m. Officer Joseph Favor arrested the two and charged them with assault.FELONIOUS ASSAULT: Officer Frederick Terrance of the 76th Precinct arrested Thomas Gilliam, 20, of 135 Richard Street after the accused allegedly threw a bottle in Coffee Park August 24 at 12:45 a.m., striking Harry Gibbs, 19, who received a laceration in his chest cavity. Gilliam was charged with felonious assault.IN THE STORE: Officer Louis Bates of the 78th Precinct says he saw a man inside Ayuar Fausto Grocery, 486 Dean Street, at 5:35 a.m. on August 24. Bates went inside, arrested Charles Bene, 18, of 62 Fourth Avenue and %u00bb j l. %u2022 %u2022 i i l iC ilc tig tru n a n w i t n . u u i g i a i y .OVER THE HEAD: Police say Sharon Wise, 23, of 770 Decatur Street and Elaine Wise, 20, of 791 Marcy Avenue were breaking bottles over the head of Felix Sotin, 32, at 2:30 a.m. August 24. Officer Herman Ramirez arrested the two and charged them with assault and criminal possession of a dangerous instrum ent.SECURITYINVESTIGATORAbraham & Strausseeks career oriented individuals to fill Investigator O penings in Security Department.Ideal candidates will possess 1-3 years Retail D epartm ent Store Security experience. Knowledge of Departm ent Store Procedures, aggressive approach to investigations and strong desire for advancement.Compqtative salary and liberal fringe benefit package including storewide shopping discount exists for mature individuals with above qualifications.Please apply in person or via resume to:AbrahamAndStrausEMPLOYMENT DIVISION MEZZANINE WEST 420 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11201Equal Opportunity Employer M/FMECHANICAL MAINTENANCE HELPER. Assist m aintenance mechanic in various duties. High school grad preferred, equal opportunity and Affirm, action employer. Call 522-2300, ext 256 for interview. (S14)FACTORY WORK: Very lightAssembly, full time. Park Slope area. 499-2244. (S14)HELP WANTED: BUSY NEWSPAPER OFFICE needs help in circulation, accounts receivable, accounts payable and office management. We need a resourceful person to become a BUSINESS ASSISTANT. Must be good with figures and organization. If you are good at bringing order out of chaos, rolling with the punches and not losing sight of your goal, and are diplomatic but firm in dealing with other people, you're exactly what we are looking for. Please write a one page letter telling us about yourself, your experience, and why you might be interested in working with us. No calls please. Send to Publisher, Serif Newspapers, 395 Avdk,YOUTH DIRECTOR FOR EST. WOMEN%u2019S AGENCY in Brooklyn. Group work, program development, community organiz. and administration skills necess. Ability to relate to youth and teens essential. BA degree preferred. Affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. W rite to Phoenix, Box 150. (S14)HOUSEKEEPER - Park Slope, lues and thurs. Lite housekeeping for prof, couple, 5 yr old child in school. Call Norah Ettlinger. 499-9595. (S14)FU L L -T IM E H O U S E K E E P E R .Complete care of brnstone. laundry A cooking for family of 5. Must speak English and love dogs. Live-in or 12-7pm, M-F. Salary open. Recent refs, req. 858-8765. (SI40BABYSITTER FOR 19 Mo. Old. Permanent P/T position. Mon-Fri. 12-6 pm. Childcare, lite housekeeping, some errands $60 per wk. 499-5678 (S14)CHILDCARE W ANTED F/T 8 ant Apm, mature woman. Boys 15 mos and 3 yrs. Refs, required. Call 7H9-8727(sl4)CHILDCARE WANTED: after school for eight year old hoy Mon-Fri.PICK UP TWO YEAR OLD from Cobble Hill nursery Tues and Thurs and sit from 12-6. Also two full days needed. Play group situation preferred 85S-4287. eves. (Sept 14(BABYSITTER FOR 2 year old girl. DeGraw St., Wed. and Fri. 7 am-3 pm, 596-2231. %u2022 (SI 4)CHILDCARE WANTED: Babysitter, light housekeeping. Second grader. Mon-Fri. 3-6 pm, Brooklyn Heights, 875-6105, 624-3212 (S14)ChildcareAvailableBABYSITTER AVAILABLE: mymarvelous babysitter needs more work. M ornings, afternoons, drives. Highly recommended. Call Lyn 7 8 9 -5 9 6 3 (S 2 1 )OUR EXCELLENT BABYSITTER look ing for work Monday, Wednesday, Fridav. Also does light housekeeping. Call 624-0484 or 857-0956. (SI4)M iscellaneousHOROSCOPE READINGS GIVEN BY MRS. MARKO Palm & Card ReadingsHelp and Advice on all and any problems.For more information and an appointment call 834-1174.155 Rentsen St. (Nr. Court)Look for signs. Second floor.(S21)LEARN TO BE A better public speaker. Call Pacers. Toastmasters Meet biweekly. Wednesdays, 522-4510 (S14)YOUR PERSONAL TYPIST home typing. No job too small or large, Professinal results. 522-4510 (S14)CAT SITTER: Will visit your home dailywhile you vacation. Loving care. Veteranarian references. 624-1207.(S28)PODIATRIST: Dr. Braverstein. Office, hospital correction of hammertoes, bunions. Downtown Brooklyn, convenient transportation, medicare accepted. 408 Jav S t., 875-8071 ,(N 16')BKLYN HTS LITTLE SCHOOL OF COOKING. Ages 8-11, 13 sessions $90. Sept. 20-Dec. 20, Weds., 3:30-5 pm. Angela Rizzuti 875-1642(S14)Situation Wanted\COLLEGE GRAD NEEDS OPPORTUNITY. Anthropology, art, history background. Lite tvping ok. $160. After 6 pm 499-7068. (S21)For Sale_____1973 MGB for sale. Great Buy. Call 788-1355 or 531-5642. Ask for Joel.(S13)MUSTANG, 1960 Convertible,autom, a/c, radio, new tires. P. steer, 58,000 miles, 857 8851 (S14)1973 VW SUPER BEATLE Semi auiwiuaih., 63,000 miles, AM, TM radio, snows, good oond. $1300. Cal! 768-1073 eves, wknds. 1PVS141972 RENAULT WAGON 50,000miles. Radio-Michelin Tires, excellent gas miles. After b pm, 624-8542 (S21)HANDSOME, CONTEMPORARY OAK PEDESTAL TABLE.Besteffer 5599 ci.nSALE: Full length mlrror/stand,elaborate Victorian hanging shelf, antique andirons, convert, loveseat, handcarved antique wooden screens from G uatelam a. oak table, directors chairs, bric-a-brac, deco floor lamps, Jeffrey, 636-6207. (S21)HANGING BRASS HURRICANE LAMP with light blue glass shade. Perfect condition. $60. Cail '88-0188 ______ (SI 4)MICROSCOPE, CELLO, violin,music, oil paintings, some furniture. Dr. Crane, 625-2222(sl4FIRE SALE. CHILDS PLAY BOOKSTORE. 20-75 per cent off specially marked hardcovers. Lots of books for a buck and paperbacks for a quarter. Great bargains! lues-Sat 11-5. 226 Atlantic Ave.APT. TAG SALE Sat., Sept, lb, 10-5 pm. 115 Willow St.. Private entrance. Wrought iron table, chairs, fixtures, some antique plant stands, table lamps, bar unit, side tables, antique beer steins, china, glassw are, 1940 magazines, dog gate. Child hike, and many other item s. (S14)SOFAS* CHAIRS* LAMPS* loft bed, more. Sunday, Sept. 1', 1-6 Court near Atlantic. 522-02F(S 14)21 Inch B&W TV. full size bed, (complete) maple headboard. $100 b o th ,________ b25- 1 2 8 7 ( S 1 4)ANTIQUE WHITE MARBLEfireplace mantels, some unpainted plain and ornate. $125-250. Call b25-27b4 after 5 pm. (S21)W a n te dWANTED: 1860%u2019s Marble Mantelfor parlor floor. 66-b7 inches wide. Call 852-b048 eves. (s21)WILL PAY TOP MONEY FOR Pope John XXIII Medal. Cail 852-2264, after 8 pnt or before 10 am. (S14)PetInformationPUPPIES: adorable goldenretriver poodle mix. 8 weeks old. Free. Call 625-5023 eves or weekend. (SI 4)CHAMPION STOCK BLUE PERSIANCAT for stud service. Reasonable 499-3721 (S21)Legal NoticeNOTICK OK \\ \\MK.S OK PKHSONS \\P I * K MONO \\S OWNKHS OK CKKT.AIN t NCI.AIMK!) PKOPKim Held In HWill. TON KKDKRA1. SAYINOS WDl.d W \\s SOCIATION BROOKLYN \\K\\\\ NOHK The person's, whose names and Iasi known addre-s es are s,>i forth below appear from the records of the above named hanking or^am.at%u2019on to be entitled to unclaimed proper!\\ n amounts of fifty dollar-or more AMOl NTSlM i ONDK POSITS \\j;ata Gurmhanco. fib .'ml PI Bklyn, N Y 11'.Ml Petei Malvasm. 1 !,L . 2nd PI . Bklyn, N A 11 L\\! 1 Jo.-rph Mills, so W 170 St Bronx. N A Kramt-cn Monlrrosso. II Douglass St Bklyn. N ') 1K.M1 \\nna Rutella or Diego Cumbo. 11a , 2nd PI. Bklyn. N 't 112.11 Alma Setter-. IS Centre Mall \\pt K V Bklvn, N > 1 !2 G \\MOl NTS Hi l l) OHOWING lull 1111 PNNMKNT OK NKGOTl \\B! I INS | Rl Ml- N I S OR OK.RT1K1KD CHICKS BH Brokerage Co St Wdiiam S; Bklvn. N 't Gerald Hectic. Cnknown Ira Weinstein. IT Strom:.PI Bklyn. NY \\ report of unehamed proper! \\ has beenStair of New A ork. pm-uant !<%u2022 See! * pavabh Such abandoned proopeftv will be paid on or before October H next to person- establishing fo its -at i-faci am t lie-a ' ght ( reonv e t be .one In lb%u00ab' succeeding November and on or ' the(%u2022%u2022nth dav thereof -ui b mu homed prop* : t \\ will br p.ud tn Arthur Levd !. i he Compt r <%u25a0; of t he si m of Now York, and hall then\t o he i able t hereto!'September 14,1978, THE PHOENIX, Page 23