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Page 6 PHOENIX March 28,1974E a tin g O u t W ithG. R. AbramsA fam iliar sight topedestrians along ClarkStreet is PLYMOUTHSTEAK PUB%u2019S tank of livelobsters, a beacon signalingthe restaurant's fare offresh seafood brought indaily. Nightly, THEPLYMOUTH hosts a regularclientele of neighborhooddiners who enjoy theelaborate menu of wellprepared dishes and thecomfortable privacy of theroomy booths. Convenientlylocated near the St. GeorgeHotel, the Plymouth is wellknown for its excellentsteak, fish and Italiandishes.Variety is readily apparent after a quick perusalof the menu. Full dinnersincluding appetizers, entrees and desserts areoffered as well as a la carteselections - all at reasonableprices. Daily specials areparticularly popular and theevening THE PHOENIXdined there, Boston Scrod,Rainbow Trout and freshbluefish were featured: ThePlymouth%u2019s full complementof broiled fish dinners including filet of sole, scallops,shrimp, etc. are specialfavorites among many of theelderly who frequent therestaurant since such offerings are often compatiblewith their restricted diets.But for many diners, THEPLYMOUTH means steakand lobster, cooked to orderor zesty Italian dishes ofchicken and pasta.Your PHOENIX gourmetswere ravenous the eveningthey dined at thePLYMOUTH, a state neatlywhetted by two superb predinner martinis from therestaurant%u2019s adjacent fullservice bar. Well aware ofT H E PLYMOUTH'Sreputation for generousportions, we resisted thetemptation to stockpileappetizers (clams, shrimp,herring, much more tochoose from). Instead, wewent right to the business ofordering the main course, awise move since the entreeservings were of a scale thatwould satisfy the hungriestquarterback. The chickenparmigiana was tender andmoist with a thick, spicytomato sauce and averitable glacier of parmigiana cheese. I chose abaked potato to accompanythe dish - for some inexplicable reason, it seemesPlymouthSteak Publess wickedly caloric thanspaghetti! My partner inthis Bacchanale selectedshrimp scampi, several goodsize shrimps swimming inbutter and garlic. A dousingwith lemon accentuated thepalate pleasing taste thatcompeted handily with aside dish of spaghetti in atangy marinara sauce.Tossed salads for each of usrounded out our meal.Satiated by such indulgence, we skippeddessert this time, but fromprevious visits, I can vouchfor the fruit pies, puddingsand cakes offered. With tworounds of coffee under ourbelts, we were activatedenough to contemplateleaving the warmly litrestaurant to face the coldwinter%u2019s night.Open 7 days a week, THEPLYMOUTH accepts mostmajor credit cards.Reservations are recommended for large groups.The next time you want totreat yourself to a heartysteak or seafood dinner or asimple supper - salads,omelettes, sandwiches, etc. -try THE PLYMOUTH STEAKPUB, 78 Clark Street... it%u2019shabit forming.The Waterfront Restaurant is pleased to announceLive EntertainmentFriday %u00a3 Saturday n iq h fs %u2022 lOpnrto 2am Now appearing: Ralph kofkob, fblk-rocK piano-vocalistSupper served 'till lamTUES'-SACra-lt, SUNtMCf 2~U DINNER. SERVC0 5=30~lO:OO,Sumg lO-lSL 136 ftUANTIC. AVENUE (.BET. O.INTON & HENRY) CftU FOR PINNER RESERVATIONS 834~l9glB lif f lim im f e u iiy iBIKE TO WORKin theBROWNSTONEBELTLike to work near home?Need flexible hours?Could use extra money each week?Just plain enjoy people!THE PHOENIX needs salesj>ersonsto help sell advertising. in our local neighborhoods.Come & see us.CALL EILEEN AT 643-1032fllichel#a Park Slope landm arksince 1910,o ff Grand Army Plaza,LUNCHEONDINNERCOCKTAIL LOUNGEBANQUET FACILITIESfree parkingowned and operatedby the Michel family346 Fiatbush AvenueNE 8-4552Women's Caucus Sets Meeting%u201cWoman%u2019s Place Is In The Community,%u201d and translating woman power into affirmative and effective political action is the subject of the boroughwide meeting of the Brooklyn Women%u2019s Political Caucus, set for the Community Room of Cadman Towers, 101 Clark Street, Wednesday, April 3 at 7:30 P.M.Featured speakers are South Brooklyn State Senator Carol Bellamy and City Councilwoman Mary Pinkett, with special guest, State Senator Mary Anne Krupsak who is running for Lt. Governor of New York State. Janice Peterson will chair the meeting.The speakers will discuss issues that are of major concern to women. Among these are: universal day care, available and affordable for all who wish to use it; an end to discriminatory laws in banking, finance and credit; and recognition of working women, including %u2018housewives%u2019 as productive m em bers of the economy entitled to all the benefits other workers gain through their labor. Strong emhasis will be placed on the tools and techniques available to women to bring about needed changes in the political structure.%u201c Many Brooklyn women distinguish themselves as memLifesaving CourseOffered at YWBoth Junior and Senior Lifesaving Courses will be offered starting April 5 at the Brooklyn Y.W.C.A., 30 Third Avenue (corner of Atlantic). The course will be given Fridays from 5 to 6:30 p.m. for twelve weeks. Both classes lead to Red Cross Certification.The Junior Lifesaving Course is open to eleven to fifteen year olds who are qualified swimmers. Senior Lifesaving emphasizes selfrescue skills and extension rescues and is open to proficient swimmers 15 years and older. The fees for either course is $22.50 for twelve 1- M> hour lessons. Call TR5-1190 for further information.bers of community and civic organizations, indluding legally recognized bodies sich as Community Planning Boards, Hospital Advisory Boards and Local School Boards,%u201d Yvette Shiffman, a spokeswoman for the Caucus said, %u201cHowever, women often do not realize the importance of the services that they perform for their community, nor are they recognized for their contributions. In the course of this meeting we will recognize and honor the achievements of women and more urgently, encourage other women to go out into their communities and assum e meaningful and responsible roles,%u201d she cintinued. %u201cThe Brooklyn Women%u2019s Political Caucus is not only an organization of women, but it is also a resource to help women who want to become more involved.%u201dThe Brooklyn Women%u2019s Political Cacus, a m ulti-partisan organization, is committed to twin goals: to work for and to support qualified women who wish to seek public or community office; and to lobby, in conjunction with other women%u2019s caucuses on the City, State and National levels, for an end to all laws that discriminate against women.There is no shortage of veterans whose job careers were cut off with their entrance into the recently ended war in the Far East who are sorely in need of information about getting back into the job market. This course, tataughhght oby ob - JMOAN Harris, a professional social worker who returned to work after many years at home raising children, involves a reassessment of one%u2019s abilities and feelings, in preparation for the future. JClasses begin at 5:30 p.m. with the exception of Sewing for advanced students which has a 7:00 start. Re-entry is a three hour workshop, Home Repair runs for 2 hours weekly while all other classes are an hour and a half in duration. Call TR5-1190, Program Departm ent for further information. Registration for calsses is now open.Effective April 1, open for Lunch 11-2Monday - FridayO td c^ A ^ e x l c o c J ^ E i t a u x a n tI 15 MONTAGUE STREETVVW W r t W VW W W W W W W W WWn i n o n l o s e rMid-Eastern and International CuisineOPEN 11:30a.m.\\to Midnight,7 Dqup a WeekServing Lunch and Dinner \\/? l 2-624-9267 218 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN, N.Y.Eat Drink