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P H O E N I X / C l a s s i f i e dUp F r o n tThe New PHOENIX Advertising Column for Public Notices, Personal Messages, Community and Civic ^ ^ ^ ^ E v e n t ^ n d S j j e c i a M i u j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^THE HOT WOK: R egister now for early January ChineseC o o kin g C la s s e s . B eg in n ers, A d van ced . ChineseVegetarian Cooking. Norm an W einstein 857-1323 (D14)CHRISTMAS TREES, LARGEST SELECTION, longest lastingC om e to THE BIG LOT, off corn. Henry & M ontague. (D21)BUILDING FOR SALE: Any business, 177 Flatbush Ave.Bert. Ow^er. Sacrifice. 438-8841. (UFN)A GOOD MOVE. NYDOT 1672. Keep on Truckin. 431-7435.40 Prince Street. (D7)%u201c ANTIQUE MOVEMENT\Expert repairs. 252-9032. See our display ad. (UFN)IF YOU'RE READY FOR COLLEGE the questions keepm ounting. W e have the answers. THE CENTER FORCOLLEGE AND CAREER COUNSELING 855 5779. 26 Court St.WE%u2019D LIKE TO ANNOUNCE the availability of Kosherprovisions for the com ing holidays. 636-8102 (D7)%u201c HOLIDAY SALE\m acram e. D ecem ber 2, 3, 9, 10. 10-4 p.m. 581 CarltonAve. 789-5866.______________________________________ (D7)THE ARBOR PLAYERS PRESENT %u201c Spoon River Anthology\Dram a & M usic by Edgar Lee M asters at Sacred HeartChapel (Corner of Bond & Bergen) R.C. Church servingThe Downtown Area on Sunday, Dec. 10, 1978 at 7 P.M.offering Adults $1 - Children Free.__________________ (D7)CR GROUP FORMING IN H e ig h ts -S lo p e A rea. Allinterested call 858-3794 or 768-6176.________________ (D7)CONSULTING, TUTORING, COUNSELING IN STATISTICS.EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN & MATH ANXIETY. NYS CertifiedPsychologist, 852-2663. (J4)HOLIDAY SHOPPING: 80% of our item s are priced under$10. The Marketplace offers antiques, co llectibles atprices you can afford. China, Chrystal, prints, jew elry,Art Deco pottery, lam ps & fixtures. C ollector & Children%u2019s books. 12-6 everyday. 625-8553 (D14)STAINED GLASS%u2014 Bright, beautiful glass art worksp erso n ally d e s ig n e d to en h an c e your life . Call855-8393. Also learn this creative and brilliant art form,COME CAROL AND HOT CHOCOLATE WITH US! Christm asC om m unity and Fam ily Spirit and Fun Galore. Dec. 6,7:30 p.m. Lobby Brooklyn YW CA, 30 Third Avenue.875-1190.______________________________________ (D7)MOTHERS%u2019 SUPPORT GROUP: Evening M o th ers%u2019 and Fathe rs %u2019 Group led by exp. MSW . Also, fam ily, m arital, andindividual counseling. 625-6277 (D7)ANTIQUES FAIR: Prints, Jewelry, Porcelain, and Silver.Sat., Dec. 16, 11 A.M .-6 P.M. Free adm . SelectiveH o lid ay S h oppin g. St. A n n e%u2019s Parrish H all. 157M ontague St., Bklyn. Heights. Info: 522-2337, eves.(D14) >CHliflhEY SWEEP%u2014 Burn wood safely w ith a cleanfireplace. Neat, professional service. Call Jim 439-4561.--------------------- (D201CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: Crafts, food. 9 am-3 pm 50$ Breakfast, lunch. Park Slope M ethodist Church. 6 Av. & 8 St768-3093.____________________________ ____________________PROFESSIONAL CRAFTS FAIR: Still space for local artistsat St. A nn e%u2019s Church. First 2 Dec. wkends. Call595-8357. American Arts and Crafts Alliance. See displaya d .________________ ____________________ ___________(D6)CRAl I'S FAIR: Spaces still avail, for local artists. St.,A n n e %u2019s C h u rch . First tw o D ec. w e e k e n d s . Call595-8357. See d i ^ 1*-' ad, (D6)DEPRESSION GLASS HARVESTG O O D EARTH A N TIQ U E S335 Bridge St.Mon.-Sat. Downtown Brooklyn ' n i4)ATTORNEY AT LAvT~Joseph H. Dirks, 60 Second St. (betw een Sm ith & Hoyt),Brooklyn, New York 11231. (212) 596-3185.GENERAL PRACTICE (D28)BROOKLYN CENTER FOR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: Grouppsychotherapy%u2014 Single, w idow ed, divorced parents..Men & wom en. 8 /1 -62 5 i.___________________ ir \Mail Vour Ad or deliver It to:The PHOENIX, 395 Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn, N.Y. 11217Deadline: Tuesday, 5 p.m.Enclose check for $3 for every seven words or part thereof.(Articles or num bers count as word)ra g e 2, IKE FHGEmX, December 7,1372Way Back WhenSeventh Avenue and Ninth Street has barely been altered since thisphoto was taken in 1903. Ninth St., at that time, had large lawns in front ofthe brownstones lining either side, but with the coming of the automobile,they had to go.The Acme building, in the foreground, was constructed in 1882, and hasseen many conversions, including the latest%u2014 a disco. The tow er and thefancy cornice are gone, but the building, as well as much of Seventh Ave.are still intact since 1903.This postcard shows M arcy Avenue in Williamsburg, also c.1903. The23rd Regiment Armory is at left, built in 1886. Williamsburg had alreadybeen a part of Brooklyn for many years, but still thought of as a separatecity, with many beautiful and expensive residences and public buildings.%u2014 Joseph C. Coppa (Postcards courtesy of %u201c Welcome to N.Y.C.%u201d , 242-6714.%u00ab i M395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11217 [212] 643-1032Publisher & Editor-in-Chief Michael A. ArmstrongEditorJudy UnscottAssistant Editor Valerie LevyContributing Editors At-Large: Eileen BlairBooks: L.J. DavisPolities: Jon CincrCommunity Forum Editor Irene Van SlykeThe Phoenix is published weekly, omitting the first week in July, and semi-weekly the last two wee^s in August by Advocate Press, Inc., a division of Serif Press, Inc. Michael A. Armstrong, President; Eileen M. Blair, Vice President; Dnynia 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, Inc.' ' ' %u2019i i i i i U i B iReportersPeter HaleyJeannette E. WallsGary FrederickMartha DoggcttContributorsDavid Habcnstreit, Naaz Hosseini,Judith Stuart, Gene Suchma,Kay Holmes ScaresStaff Photographer Michael CuiccioBusiness Manager Dnynia BaumanAssistant Business Manager Dan P. Aller Winner of Awards for:Advertising Manager George HerzogAdvertising Paul CorellChristopher WronskiClassified Advertising Manager Binni Ipear Circulation Manager George HerzogA rf D ir p r t n r ^ Jane ZieglerProduction Manager Christopher FlorentzProduction Rose BavaroGary BentonMartha KellerVlnnle MusacchiaInterns Linus GelberBest News Story (1974)General Excellence (1974)Best Column (1975)Best Special Section (1975)Best Coverage of Local Government (1975)Editorial Excellence (1975)Best Editorial Page (1976)Outstanding Community Service (1976)Best Special Section (1976)R p c t P H ito r io ! r . . e t r . , , n H ( Y 7 A \\Best Single Advertising Idea (1976)Best Feature Story (1976)Certificate of Excellence (1977)Best Special Section (1977)Best Editorial Cartoon (1977)In-Depth Reporting (1977)Best Feature Story (1977)Best Front Page (1977)Mtrwtr)Jj4ttucU. Njtpcy Kim