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This Sunday is not just any Sunday...it%u2019s a %u201c DifferentKind of Sunday%u201d at the Community Crossroads. Sinkinto a full afternoon of jazz and fashion dedicated toBrooklyn jazz artist Eubie Blake.Community Crossroads, a non-profit corporationfounded to enrich the quality of life-in Fort Greene andQinton Hill, is offering what is hoped to be a traditionalannual event highlighting jazz greats and the latestvogue in fashion. Brooklyn designer Onnie Millar%u2019slatest creations will be sported by Charlene Victor andCamiilo Policastro. And then there%u2019s all that jazz.The day features a jazz medley with Kay Worth,soloist and Stan Hope, accompanist and later followedby a jazz program by the New Muse Youth Emsemble,Reggie Workman, director.The Community Crossroads Fashion Award wilt bepresented to Onnie Millar and the Eubie Blake JazzAward to Reggie Workman. Culminating the day%u2019sprogram will be a reception and patron party. It%u2019s adifferent kind of Sunday for a different kind of town.%u201c A Diffrerent Kind of Sunday%u201d in Jazz and Fashter.,Sunday, October 1, from 3-6 p.m. at the LafayetteAvenue Presbyterian Church, 85 South Oxford Street.General admission including the reception, $5, Patronseats including party, $10. For ticket information call625-7515.(GRAND ARNPLAZA STAG R A N D A R M YP L A Z A%% \\ I n T 7th AVE Lll l ' \\ (EASTERN PKY Sways a lot more fun - so this timein%u201d bring along a fellow athelete.ip Run-Around%u201d will be the largestjolitan area. The 4.4 mile (7.095Yorker 13 years or older. Couplescally or chronologically paired, but\\lity are suggested,it race of its kind, participants willat they are contributing to the Newds will go towards this benefit forsw York and throughout the world,nined by the combined ages of the3&-50, 51-70, 71-99 find 100 and 'inners in each o \; couple%u2019s tim es fsciais indled.} female runner, but there is only a > a $5 fee for each.couple t?fore iber 29 and 30. The race wT take on October 1. Bring your sweetieit Wollman Rink in Prospect Park.A Different Kindof SundayCoping WithCo-opingSo now that you%u2019ve finally decided to do it and go co-op %u2014 do youreally know what you%u2019re in for? Do you know how a co-op reallyworks? Its corporate set up? Its economic advantages? Details onselecting a property, steps to ownership, selling a co-op, forming andrunning one?There is, indeed, a lot to be considered, and the BrownstoneRevival Committee has just published a 28-page booklet thatanswers just about every question you might have about cc oping and then some. Based partly on data from exoert lecturers in BRC%u2019s* ;<%u2022 t n r o a r ) a n r ttglrtened up by spotr o r o n t f r o o a r r n i j a i I t w - t i i r o Q o r i o c t h oclear, simple, written in a breezy illustrations.The pamphlet will set you back only $1 and could save hundreds, plus plenty of head and heart aches. Call the Brownstone Revival Committee if you're interested in getting a copy.Brownstone Revival Committee of New York City, 227-4586,Monday, Wednesday or Friday.September 28,1978, T H E PH O E N IX , Page 15Jogging is an increasingly popular sport, but a lot ofsore-footed enthusiasts have been running a good thinginto the ground. On top of driving them to the point oftotal exhaustion, many are doing permanent damage totheir feet.To help these pavement pounders in pursuit ofhealth, the Podiatry Society of New York has issuedthe following pointers for those who exercise expresslyvia their own steam:First, take a good look at your feet. Bare ih mind thatthey are precious moving pedestals, and will take youan average of 65,000 miles in your lifetime. Be kind tothem.Never run barefoot. Wear the proper shoes whichcushion and support your feet. Make sure there is roomto wiggle your toes. Throw away old work shoes.W ear absorbant cotton sweat socks that fitcomfortably. In addition to preventing friction, theyhelp to avoid a rash.Keep your toe nails trimmed straight across. Thepurpose of the nail is to protect the toe - it shouldn%u2019tcover or be shorter than your toe itself.To avoid muscle spasms and excess fatigue, dostretch and warm up exercises before running.In case of injury, first aid calls for immediate coolpacks. Get professional help if swelling or paincontinues.Corns or calluses are indications of excess pressure.Again, get professional help if necessary.And most of all, be kind to your body. You%u2019re runningto improve it - not test it. run oniy as iong and hard asyou feel comfortable doing.For more information on Jogging and health care,write to the Podiatry Sdety of the State of New York,Empire State Building, 350 Fifth Ave., N .Y., N.Y.10001Don%u2019t Run a Good Thing Into the Ground