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N Y P D R e p o r t PHOENIX/Classifiedmmz m. mrnr< a n cw w / m i ' i JL / m l f i S P81 per5-word line. 8 3 minimum.To place an ad,call 643-I I oT) or send to Classified, The Phoenix,395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217H e l p W a n t e dTHEY GOT TAGGED: Two menwere arrested by 84th Precinct police in the early morning robbery of Atlantic Avenue%u2019s Cobble Hill Cycle Shop. The two men, Carlos Ortiz, 53, of 320 State Street and Reynaldo Martinez, 32, of 320 State Street, were bicycling away on two allegedly stolen bicycles when Patrolmen Robert Olden and James Tortora stopped them at Hoyt and State Streets at 5:30 a.m. The officers, responding to a call of burglary in progress, checked the bikes and found that both bikes still had the store tags on them. The store at 345 Atlantic Avenue had its gate lock broken and window panels removed to gain entry.TOOK THE CAR: A 15 year-old youth was charged with unlicensed operation, reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident on July 15 about 1:30 a.m. The accused, whose name is being withheld because of his age, was allegedly driving without a license in a car that was neither registered nor insured. Police say he then struck a car at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and 1st Street, causing extensive damage, and fled on foot. He was apprehended after a short chase by 78th Precinct Police officers.DIDN%u2019T GO CAMPING: At 1:15 a.m. on July 15, Hector Castillo, 21, of 367 Fifth Avenue, was arrested by the 78th Precinct and charged with burglary, attempted grand larceny, and possession of burglary tools, after he allegedly tried to break into a 1966 Volkswagon camper, parked at the corner of Sixth Avenue and 2nd Street.ASSAULT AT SUBWAY: A young man and woman were allegedly assaulted at the Bergen Street IND stop on July 5 by four male youths and a young man at 1:35 a.m. Police said the five assailants threw the man to the ground, hitting him with a cane and then hit and injured the woman before stealing her purse and eyeglasses, making off with credits and $20 cash. Transit police apprehended the four juveniles and Michael James, 18, of 464 Columbia St., at the corner of Center Street and Columbia at 2:05 a.m. All five were booked on charges of robbery, assault, and criminal possession of stolen property.BASEMENT OH SLICK: Firemen responded to an %u201c oil burner emergency%u201d at 80 Hoyt Street on July 18 at 1:35 p.m. At the scene a spokesman for the 31st Battalion said a minor oil spill in the basement had ignited but was quickly brought under control by Ladder company 105 and Engine company 226. No one was injured.SHE WANTED IN: Flaviana Obenza, of 104-33 128th St., Queens, was arrested on July 18 after reportedly threatening the landlord of a South Carroll Gardens building and trying to break down the door. She had come to the building, at 186 Nelson St., to visit her estranged husband. According to the landlord, when he did not let her in she tried to break the door down, and threatened to stab him. The landlord called the police, and Detective Keenan of the 76th Precinct made the arrest. Obenza is being held for possession of a deadly weapon, menacing and attempted burglary.CHEMISTRY LABORATORY. INSTRUCTOR: beginning 9 17/78 Tues. and Thurs. 9 am to 12 noon. Freshman Chemistry. Masters degree in Chemistry required. Affirmative action, equal opportunity employer. W rite THE PHOENIX 395 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn, N .Y . 11217CHILDCARE WANTED. Park Slope Six month boy. 4 days per week, starting Sept. 1st. 622-5227. (J27)ENERGETIC SALESPERSON with lots of shoeleather wanted to join sales team of 2 community newspapers. If you like to sell and want to be part of something growing call Francene 643-1400. F/TP/T exp. pref.SECRETARY to Senior Officer Downtown Brooklyn Mutual Saving Bank. Salary commensurate w/ experience good steno and typing skills req. Ideal working conditions, excel, fringe benefits. Equal opportunity employer. For appt., telephone: Mr. Mayer (212) 624-6620. (J27)SECRETARY, M ontague Street. 50 WPM/light steno. Meticulous, dependable person, 9 to 5, 5 days. Call for details, 624-6016SECRETARY/GAL FRIDAY. Exciting job, must touch type. Excellent salary. Weir Florists, Brooklyn Heights, MA4-0270. (UFN)RECEPTIONIST/CLERK TYPISTPlanning & Development Office at BAM. Good phone personality needed to work in fast paced, dynamic office. Send resumes to Planning Office, Brooklyn Academy of Music, 30 Lafayette Avenue, Bklyn, N.Y. 11217 Equal Opportunity Employer (J27)PERMANENT P/T POSITION, asst, to working mother male or female. Some housekeeping, some food prep, and loving child care. Your warmth, steadiness, humor and responsibility essential. For interview, call 875-8778.(A3)SIX SALESMEN WANTED: High commissions. newspaper advertizing sales exp preferred, not required. Full time, part time, union benefits. Call 9 am to 4 pm (212) 259-1551 (J27)HELP WANTED experienced at Baskin , -Robbins. Call after 3 pm 625-9356. _____________________________(J27)CHILDCARE WANTED%u20145 days per week 7 hrs per day, one infant, light housekeeping recent checkable refs Bklyn call 788-2017CHILD CARE WANTED for boy seven, errands, house cleaning, Monday thru Friday 3 to 8 pm approx. Can bring own child. Start Sept. 783-1422 evenings.(J27)CHILDCARE WANTED: Park Slope. Six month Old boy. 4 days per week, starting Sept. 1st. 622-5227. (J27)DRIVEko: FLORISTS DELIVERIES,your vehicle. Must know Brooklyn well. Eves. & weekends too. Other boros also. Weir, MA4-0270. (UFN)MiscellaneousHANDYMAN AND SUPER TEN YEARS EXPERIENCEWill consider any job or building. Office and private apts. cleaning. Reasonable orices. 643-9553. (S14)BRIGHT LOVING Park Slope man^o tutor and guide your teenager. P/T call 638-5294______________________(J2j0THE ULTIMATE IMAGE Color Lab Quality %u201c C%u201d prints for display presentation, etc. All work done on premises. 366 Atlantic Ave. 625-2649. (J27)LOST DOG %u201c PRINCESS%u201d ten years old. black with tan markings, medium large very solid build, has a mole on jaw, she was last seen June 26 downtown Brooklyn. Please call 522-3561 eves or 858-5218 REWARD (Aug3)LEASE a used Volkswagen $85 a month free maintenance call 984-5907 (J27)KITTENS, KITTENS,\black and white kittens, 6 wks. old with all shots, litter trained. Need a home. 855-4995. (A3)LOST CHIHUAHUA. Family desperate. Please, giant reward, missing on Garden Place. Please call 643-0873,Landmarks OKs RevisionsCONTINUED...several similar windows that have been installed along the same vertical and horizontal window rows in the building.Community Planning Board 2 endorsed the window replacement proposal, but a spokesman for the Brooklyn Heights Association said the group was %u201c dubious%u201d about the removal of the decorative terre cotta window frame and heavy mullion that would be sacrificed to the picture window installation. The group also voiced opposition to the %u201c random pattern%u201d of louvres already marking the facade and asked the Commission to prevent a continuation of it.Several witnesses and commissioners debated these issues, but LPC Chairman Kent Barwick%u2019s desire to see a master plan from the building%u2019s Cooperative Association outlining uniform guidelines for any further changes in the facade reflected the concerns of severalTHE CITY OF NEW YORKDEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICESDivision of Real PropertyP V B k l CA V C T I U M179 PARCELSOF SURPLUS CITY-OWNED REAL ESTATETHURSDAY, AUGUST 17,1978PROPERTIES IN ALL FIVE BOROUGHSSTARTING AT 9:15 A MTHE AUDITORIUMONE POLICE PLAZA, Manhattan(Behind Municipal Bldg., at Chambers & Centre Sts.)AUCTIONEER: EDWARD A ELLERBE 200 WEST 72nd STREET NEW YORK NEW YORK 10023 Tele*, jn e EN 2-0702FOR INFORMATION: WRITE OR CALL DIVISION OF REAL PROPERTY BUREAU OF SALES 2 LAFAYETTE ST., ROOM 1903 NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10007 Telept one: 566-7550PETER P. SMITH ffl,COMMISSIONERcommission members. The commission then voted to disapprove without prejudice Roosevelt%u2019s proposals, asking her to reapply after the building had submitted a master plan.This provoked sharp criticism from Community Board 2 representative Howard Zimmerman, who said it was %u201c unfair to put an applicant on trial%u2019%u2019 when the commission itself had no clear, written guidelines concerning the master plan requirement stipulated in Roosevelt%u2019s case. %u201c It is unfair to ask people to make their presentation in good faith and then have the commission reject their proposal because they haven%u2019t adhered to an unwritten policy,%u201d he protested. He asked the commissioners to draft written guidelines and urged them to %u201c approve or disapprove this proposal%u201d on its own merit, but the Commission let the ruling stand.Hafapette gtoenue $tt9(bpterian CfiurtljLafayette Ave. & S. Oxford625-7515George Litch Knight, D.D., Pastor James M. Wingate, Minister of Music.Sunday, July 3010:45 A. M. Morning WorshipRev. A. T. Waterson, an Anglican Priest from N. Ireland, guest preacher, coordinator of Pacem InT o rrlc Y n n tlt V lo lta tin n t n W IImingion, Delaware,The Church is located 5 blocks east of BAM. Take Buses: 38, 26, and 52 to S. Portland Ave., I block from the Church door.U n c o n te s te dM a trim o n ia ls$2 0 0plus court feesOther legal services and evening appointmentsDavid E. Pugh, Esq. 50 East 42nd Street New York, N.Y. 10017 212-682-2490 ,Atm (A10)Serving Brooklyn HtsCobble Hill andDowntown Brooklyn115 Atlantic Avenue near Henry St. 624-1398P lym ou th C hurch of th e P ilg r im sOrange & Hicks Streets (Congregational) Brooklyn Heights\The Rev. Russell A. Claussen, preaching secretary for youth Ministries, U.C.C.Ministers: Harry H. Kruener William R. NyeArnold Ostlund, Jr. Organist & Dir. of Music1 .CONGREGATION BAITH ISRAEL ANSHEI EMES The Kane Street Synagogue%u2019236 Kane St. btwn. Court & Clinton Howard D. Gorin, RabbiConservative Come Join Us! Founded 1856Sabbath Services 10 A.M.(Kiddush, Jr. Congregation)Sabbath Services Throughout the SummerCreative Hebrew School-Register Now*Aduit Education Program tv Information CallTR 5-1550 or 852-4068JOSEPH C. CUSIMANO CHARLES J. CUSIMANODOMINIC J. CUSIMANOCusimano & RussoFuneral HomeService to the community for 3 generations230 COURT STREET 624-43302005 WEST 6TH STREET 372-1348rik o r r n n Irfi i n F T o i n - - - %u2014 %u2014 - - %u2014 --j, -- %u2014 - n n n n n u p 1117 Remsen StreetCantor David WeissmanThe Community Synagogue Albert J. Lowcnberg, Rabbi522-2070Stanley Levenson, PresidentFriday Evening Sabbath Services July 28 7:30 pmFor Information, call temple office, 522-2070 Mon. and Wed. 9-12July 27,1978, TH E PHOENIX, Page 23