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June 28,1973 PHOENIXFortune Q uarteti '/%u25a0'at Swope Limited Plays %u2019Hard Bop'BY ANTHONY COLEMANOn June 23, Swope Limited presented the Sonny Fortune Quartet at the Loft at 70-78 Willoughby St. in Downtown Brooklyn. Perform ers were Fortune on alto saxophone, Wayne )Dockery on bass; Eddie Martinez on piano; and Bill Roy on drums.The two sets consisted of what used to be known as %u201cHard-Bop,%u201d (a somewhat more contemporary version of Bop-the style of jazz that was prevalent in the late 40%u2019s'. The tunes that were played included some Bop standards (Love For Sale, Body and Soul, Thelonious Monk%u2019s Epistrophy) interspersed with originals.This was a throwback from the freer, more %u201cmodern%u201d music that Fortune was playing until recently with Pianist McCoy Tyner%u2019s Quartet. How'ever, the extremely energetic playing of Tyner and his Drummer Alphonse Mouzoun sometimes tended to obscureFortune%u2019s work and-or reduce it to a series of shrill screams. Here, he played thoughtfully and well.Drummer Phil Wilson%u2019s group also performed, but with a basically different band than he had at last week%u2019s concert at The Loft. The music was a lot freer than at the last concert.The Tenor Saxophonist (who I believe played last week as welD was excellent. Wilson%u2019s rhythm section followed its own way with the Saxophonist following his own at the same time. Fortune%u2019s rhythm section was more supportive.This was the second concert that Swope Limited presented at The Loft. The sound system and atmosphere were excellent as before. Phil Wilson will continue to produce concerts at The Loft but Swope Limited will be moving to a coffee shop in Manhattan where they will produce similar concerts. For information call Swope - 671- 6772.LIU Center HoldingFree Sports ProgramFree sports instruction, games, healthful recreation, human enrichment activities and daily luncheon will be provided for up to 300 Fort Greene youngsters %u2014 boys and girls, 10 to 14 %u2014 who will participate in the fifth annual National Summer Youth Sports Program, starting Thursday, July 5, at The Brooklyn Center of Long Island University.According to Jerry Donner, LIU%u2019s Acting Director of Athletics, registration for the program will be through June 28. %u201cThe only requirement is that each applicant take a physical on July 2, 3 or 5,%u201d Donner stated. There will be no charge.Co-sponsored by the President%u2019s Council on Physical Fitness and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the LIU %u201cday camp,%u201d operating daily from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., will include instruction in the basic skills of all major sports offered by the University: basketball, gymnastics, soccer, baseball, swimming, wrestling, and tennis, as well as in softball, track-and-field, football and other sports and games.Also featured will be informal talks by sports figures and other guest speakers on such vital topics as drug abuse, personal and community hygiene, sportsmanship, nutrition, first aid and job opportunities in sports and allied fields. At the conclusion of the six-week program there will be a field day and an awards banquet.For the fifth consecutive year, LIU%u2019s Summer Youth Sports Program is under the direction of Dick Vining, an associate professor of physical education and coach of LIU%u2019s winning baseball team. He is being assisted by LIU basketball mentor Ron Smalls and a staff of recreational specialists, men and women, from LIU and the community. Outstanding student athletes serve as counselors.* * * ** *158 Montague St.* OPEN 7 DAYS &j NIGHTS ? Complete Meals$*%u2605%u2605%u2605%u2605%u2605%u2605%u2605%u2605%u2605875-6046Spanish Restaurant121 Atlantic Ave. 625-8539Authentic CuisineFrom Spainfeaturing:TAPAS%u201d (Spanish Snacks) Served af BarSat & Sun., Noon-4 P MOPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER SEVEN DAYSPage FiveSteve's RestaurantIn a sea of exotic tastes, ever, the most sophisticated palate occasionally hungers for just plain good food. On the corner of Third Ave. and Atlantic, Steve%u2019s Restaurant offers a comprehensive fare for the Brooklynite, temporarily satiated with curries, pizzas and paella, and lusting for meat and potatoes at a reasonable price.There%u2019s something on the Chef%u2019s Special at Steve%u2019s to satisfy these moments. Take for example. Broiled Chopped Tenderloin Steak which is served with onion rings or smothered onions, plus potato and v eg etable-all for an unbelievable $1.95. Doubting Thomases will be surprised at the hearty portions served and the excellent quality of the meat.Other hearty selections on the Chef%u2019s Special include: Broiled Pork Chops with apple sauce, potato and vegetable, $2.75; Roast Chicken with......dressing, apple sauce, giblet gravy, potato and vegetable, $1.75; and Roast Prime Sirloin of Beef with potato and vegetable, $2.25.There are hamburgers, sandwiches and salads as well. The Greek salad served at Steve%u2019s is a meal in itself and costs only $1.65.Less one should think that all is humdrum at Steve%u2019s, let it be said that Souvlakia with pilaf and salad ($4.), Veal Parmigian en casserole with spaghetti ($2.60) are also on the menu to choose from in those moments when one%u2019s taste buds begin to tingle for the more complex. There is also a good selection of seafood, including Broiled Scampi, Lobster Tails and Broiled Whole Long L and Flounder.In addition to the standard menu, Steve%u2019s also has a Weight Watchers Luncheon Menu%u2014served between noon and 5 p.m .-and a WeightWatchers Dinner M enuserved between 5 p.m. and 2 a.m. For $3.15, Weight Watchers can easily fit their mandatory liver into their weekly diets. The dinner in eludes choice of tomato, grapefruit or orange juice, grapefruit, fruit cocktail, melon or boullion. The dinners are also served with two vegetables, tossed green salad, dessert and beverage.Cocktails, wines and beer although off limits to Weight Watchers%u2014are served at Steve%u2019s.The Downtown Brooklyn lunch bunch has already discovered Steve%u2019s. At noontime recently, the restaurant was crowded, but the service was as efficient and friendly as it is during less congested moments during the evenings. Dinner at Steve's is a natural for familyoriented brownstoners and for the meat and potato person who lives in each of us.Poly Becomes Polytechnic of New YorkAs of September 1, 1973,Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn will become Polytechnic Institute of New York, it has been announced by PIB Acting President Norman P. Auburn.This name change reflects amerger between Polytechnic and New York University%u2019s School of Engineering and Science. Authorized by the New York State Legislature, the merger creates a new institution based in downtown Brooklyn, Farmingdale on LongIsland, Washington Square ir Manhattan, and the Bronx. Th( new name for the merged in stitution was required by th< merger terms and approved b; P o ly te c h n ic %u2019s C o rp o ra tio (trustees).We%u2019ve changed our name...reflecting the merger of two leading financialinstitutions, Atlantic and Liberty, and the combinationof highly experienced, individual talents.ATLANTICLIBERTYSAVINGSA N D L O A N A S S O C I A T IO Noatn Jirai___ Home Cooked DinnersBest Value in the Slopelarge Sirloin Steak on Sizziling Platter5pm%u20149pm DailyP vfanl Cain 1AB. 7 l MB ftu rB eU D l lNow located at186 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201 %u2022 855-3555 or 875-5461New Banking Hours: Mon. thru Thurs., 9 a.m.-3 p.m./Fri., 9 a.m.-6 p.m.Member F S.L I C6 .2 7 % S T 6%a yearSAVINGS CERTIFICATEACCOUNTS.Interest ts paid from the day ol deposit, compounded daily and credited quarterly. Minimum deposit $5000 Guaranteed tor 2 years. 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