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(Articles or numbers count as word)Way Back When --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ ------- -------- _____------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------3On Saturday, June 15,1895, a bicycle path was formally opened runningparallel to Ocean Parkway (the path is now the Eastern Service Road) fromProspect Park to Coney Island.For eight miles, bicyclists had sole use of this limestone covered path.For five and a half miles the path was well shaded with large well-cared fortrees.To celebrate the event, a bicycle parade was held starting at GrandArmy Plaza to Coney Island. Bicycle clubs, fraternal organizations, Policeand Fire departments and even regiments participated%u2014all on bicycles. *Some 6,ODD riders took part in the parade to the reviewing stand, about amile outside the Park. That day it was estimated that 20-30,000 bicyclistswere in Brooklyn for the festivities.%u2014Joseph Coppa.395 Atlantic A v e n u e , Brooklyn, N e w Y o rk 1 1 2 1 7 [212] 643-1032Publisher & Editor-in-Chief Michael A. ArmstrongEditorJudy LinscottAssistant Editor Valerie Levy Contributing Editors At-Large: Eileen Blair Books: L.J. Davis Politics: Jon Oner Theater: Ted Hoffmdh Community Forum Editor Irene Van SlykeThe 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 of Serif Press, Inc. Michael A. Armstrong, President; Eileen M. Blair, Vice President; unynta Bauman, secretary. Entered 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, InciReporters Peter Haley Jeannette E. Walls Gary Frederick Martha Doggett ContributorsDavid Habenstreit, Naaz Hosseini, Judith Stuart, Gene Suchma, Kay Holmes SearesStaff Photographer Michael CuiccioBusiness Manager Dnynia Bauman Winner of Awards for:Assistant Business Manager Dan P. Aller Advertising Manager Francene Turkcn Advertising Paul Corell Christopher WronskiClassified Advertising Manager BinniIpcar C irc u la tio n M a n a g e rGeorge HerzogProduction Rose Bavaro Gary Benton Martha Keller Vinnle Musacchla Jane Zelgler Interns Linus GelberMiriam Kutncts Nancy KimBest News Story (1974)General Excellence (1974)Best Column (1975)Best Special Section (197S)Best Coverage of Local Government (1975)Editorial Excellence (1975)Best Editorial Page (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)