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P H O E N IX /C la ss ifiedU p F r o n tThe New PHOENIX Advertising Columnfor Public Notices, Personal Messages,Community and Civic______ Events and Special HuysCost: $3 per seven word line.2 line minimum/40 word maxi mu r 643-1032CATHEDRAL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTSWanted: craftspeople for outdoor festival%u2014 Sunday, O ctober 29- St. Jam es Cathedral, Brooklyn. For information, call: 855-6390. (012)VISIT THE MARKETPLACE. FOR Popular China,Glass & Memorablia of the '20s & %u201930s. McCoy Vases($6-$15) Quality Prints ($4-60), Hundreds of Books.Collectables at Prices Below Catalog Value. 315Atlantic Ave. (Hoyt & Smith) Wednesday-Sunday625-8553. (019)YOU CAN HELP! Needed clothes and books for the Patientson the Psychatric Ward of St. Johns Episcopal Hospital. Willpick up. Call 467-7000. ext Psy. Dept, or 499-6510 after 6:00ask for Jean Mattheus. (019)BABY IT%u2019S GONNA BE COLD OUTSIDEWarm clothing, other things. THIRD SATURDAY THRIFTSHOP Greenwood Baptist Church. Saturday, October 21,10-4 PM (019W E ARE A COM M ITTED mature Park Slope collectivehouse non-smoking, mostly vegetarian caring activists.768-3999 4 Adults, 1 Child (N16)PARTNER NEEDED to open much need small store CobbleHill. MA5-6721 Eve. and Weekends.DELICES de SAIGON 440 Atlantic Avenue will be closedOctober 20th for dinner. Nina & Larry Epstein are having aprivate party. Why don%u2019t you pian one tool (019)N ti r MONEY? SELL AVON PRODUCTS Come to 2d9 %u00b0'P or cal I 625-2184 (012)MOVING: MUST SELL; b e a u t i f u l w a ll unit (1 07\15\rugs, vacuum, mirror. Call Wednesdays after 7 pm and weekends 7885777. (012)%u201c ANTIQUE MOVEMENT%u201d Fine clocks and Pocket Watches.Expert repairs. 252-9032, 338-1373 %u2014 2477 Nostrand Ave.(UFW)C USTO M C A N D ID P O R T R A IT S %u2014-C hiIdren/fam ily A n n a K a u fm a n M o o n p h o to g ra p h e r. In y o u r fa m ilia r surroundings. 625-4763. (019)PHOENIX SEEKING organized person with modest libraryskills to help us create photo and clipping reference files.Knowledge of our coverage area essential. Call Valerie643-1032.DISCO & HUSTLE: Fri. Nights. 6 Wk. Course Beginning Fri.Albee School of Dance. 852-7025 (05)PARK SLOPE ORATORIO CHOIR Directed by DavidYoung. Male Singers Wanted. Auditions: October 18.For Information Call 768-1779.FRENCH LESSONS: all levels. Paris born teacher. 643- 9550. (024)FABULOUS 4TH ST. FLEA MARKET Old Houses Cleaning cellars, closets- Antiques, good books, sporting goods, toys, much more. Entire block, 8th Ave. to P.P.W. 12-4 Sat. Oct. 14, Rain Oct. 15 (012)DELICES de SAIGON 440 ATLANTIC AVENUE. %u201c Have youtried Tizam%u2019s baked pies, bread, cakes? (012)CHIM NEY SWEEP. Burn wood safely,before the fall rush. Call 439-4561.Clean your fireplaceMail Your Ad or Deliver it to:The PHOENIX, 395Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn, N.Y. 11217Deadline: Tuesday, 5 p.m.Enclose check for $3 for every seven words or part thereot.Way Back WhenA smelly wretched mess of a canal, now, the Gowanus wasn%u2019talways like this. In the 1867 lithograph at top, the Gowanus Baypresented a more pastoral setting. Used as a small harbor and oysterbed by local fishermen, the bay and canal were surrounded by farmsand estates.In the bottom illustration the canal is shown in 1776, just before theBattle of Long Island. Freek%u2019s Mill, in the foreground, stood near thejunction of Sackett and Nevins Streets. According to an ancient deed,it is known to have been in existence as early as 1661. Denton%u2019s orYellow Mill, at right, stood at the edge of a pond formed byconstructing a dam (between Third and Fourth Avenues) across theupper part of Gowanus Kill.On August 27,1776, a bridge across the pond and the two mills wereburned by retreating American Soldiers. (Compiled by Joseph Coppa)m395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11217 [212] 643-1032 iJOM lMPublisher & Editor-In-ChiefMichael A. ArmstrongEditor. Judy Linscott Assistant EditorValerie LevyContributing EditorsBooks: L.J. Davis Politics: Jon C%u2019inerThe Phoenix is published weekly. omitting the first week in July, and semi-weekly the last two weeks in August by Advocate Press, Inc., a division ofe %u2022 c n i t i t _t_____ 1 A >>Clii i icaa, luv. nvnavtArmstrong, President; Eileen M. Blair, Vice President; Dnynia Bauman, Secretary.ReportersPeter Halev Jeannette E. Walls Gary Frederick Martha DoggettCommunity Forum EditorIrene Van Slvke ContributorsSteve Fedo, Naaz Hosseini Babette McKee, Ed Moran Judith Stuart, Gene Suehma Staff PhotographerMichael CuiccioBusiness ManagerDnynia Baumanr t f i V c i u t i i i i g M i u i a ^ aFrancene TurkenEntered as Second Class Matter, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201. Annual subscription by mail in New York City $7.50; $10 elsewhere. Single copy price at newsstand 25 cents, (c) 1978 by Advocate Press, inc.Classified Advertising ManagerBinni lpcarArt DirectorJane ZieglerProductionRose Rstvarn. Vinnv Musacchia Martha KellermmmmmmammmmmmmmWinner of Awards for:Best News Storv (1974)General Excellence (1974)Best Column (1975)Best Special Section (1975)Best Coverage of Local Government (1975) Editorial Excellence (1975)Best Editorial Paae (1976) Outstanding Community Service (1976) Best Special Section (1976)Best Editorial Cartoon (1976)Best Single Advertising Idea (1976) Best Feature Story (1976) Certificate of Excellence (1977)Best Special Section (1977)Best Editorial Cartoon (1977) ln-Depth Reporting (1977)Best Feature Story (1977)Best Front Page (1977)P a g e 2, THE PHOENIX, O cto b er 12, 1978