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Page 22, PHOENIX, May 16, 1974 78th Citing'Supercops'At the April meeting of the 78th Precinct Community Council, newly re-elected president Stan Mongin announced a new Supercop Citation Program now in effect at the Park Slope - Prospect Heights Precinct.Under the program, names of police officer candidates from the Precinct area will be submitted to Captain Vincent Brogan, who will review the nominations before referring them for review to a selection committee composed of elected officers of the Precinct Council.The selection committee will meet the first week of every month, and announcements of their choices will be made at monthly Precinct Council meetings held every last Tuesday at 8 p.m. The next meeting will be held on May 28 at Grace Church, 7th Avenue at St. Johns Place.Nominations should be submitted in writing to Captain Vincent Brogan, 78th Precinct Commanding Officer, at 485 Bergen St., Brooklyn 11217.78th Precinct Community Relations Officer Skip Crehan had only one arrest to report this week, but it%u2019s a beaut:On May 10 at 10:45 p.m., several police cars responded to a silent burglar alarm set off in the M anufacturers Hanover Trust Bank at 127 Seventh Avenue, Park Slope.Precinct Commander Captain Vincent Brogan was among police officers who responded. When he peered through the windows of the bank, he saw Carol Miller, 27, of 187 Garfield Place, running around inside.Ms. Miller, who had broken into the bank, was arrested on a burglary charge by Officer John Caramico.72nd FoilsHijackerIn the early-morning hours of May 10, a truck carrying $31,000 worth of meat was hijacked outside 129 Fort Greene Place (the Fort Greene meat market) and driven to Sunset Park, where police Officers Ralph Annunziato and Jam es Slavin of the 72nd Precinct station spotted it.When Officer Annunziato stopped the driver and questioned him, he pushed the door open, knocked Annunziato down, and ran away. Officer Slavin fired two shots, but missed. The hickjacker got away. The truck belongs to the Parnett Packing Company of Utica, N.Y.Cops in 76thNab ThievesOFFICER Tim Cole submitted the following report for arrests made in the 76th Precinct the past week: On May 7 at 10:30 p.m., Officer Devitt arrested a man found in possession of burglar tools on Carroll Street between Columbia and Hicks Streets. On May 9 at 3:05 p.m.. Officer Theodore Jurek of the 76th Investigation Unit arrested a man for possession of a gun on Smith Street at 9th St. On May 11 at 5:11 p.m., a man was arrested for burglary in the Van Brunt St.-Hamilton Avenue area. Officer Wright Hockaday of the 76th Anti-Crime Unit made the arrest. And on May 11 at 7:40 p.m., Officer Michael Fasano made one arrest for grand larceny (auto theft) on Dean Street between Hoyt and Bond Streets.Bargain inBuildingsCONTINUED FROM 1%u2019AGI .1 Downtown Brooklyn Development (ODBD), the City%u2019s Board of Ethics has cleared the two of conflict-ofinterest charges.Another sore point is that Foss and Zunino (with the other Zutalors partner, Richard S. Berry) own #1-3-5 Fulton Street under the name Underbridge Restoration Company, and have done nothing to improve it.A fact sheet prepared by the Office of Downtown Brooklyn Development computes the City%u2019s writedown (loss) at a total of $85,825.00; but it outlines the following benefits: 32 units ofsubsidized housing for 10 years; recapture of the writedown within eight years through increased real estate taxes; stimulating development; and a demonstration of the value of a Special Atlantic Avenue District, on which ODBD has been working with local merchants and the Boerum Hill community.In order to take advantage of that favorable IRS depreciation rate, work must begin in June and be substantially complete by the end of December. Says Project Director Goldberg, %u201c I really hope we can get this thing through the Board of Estimate. The Board met inexecutive session on May 8 but| tabled it until May 23. The public hearing is tentatively scheduled for June 7.%u201dTom Butson of Boerum Hilll intends to be present at that] hearing. Like some others who I were interested in the Atlantic] Avenue properties, he wonders] why HDA couldn%u2019t write down the | buildings for him.Slope HasSociologyCollege students who live in the Park Slope Community will be offered a unique educational opportunity this summer. Students who have finished at least one semester of college work may take a sociology course being offered in Park Slope.Dr. Ruth McIntyre, a professor at Roberts Wesleyan College, will offer %u201c Modern Social Problems%u201d from July 8 to August 15. Besides lectures and discussions, the students will do field work in the Project Reach Youth summer day camp. All course work will be done in Park Slope.Students who wish to take the course should call John Richter (768-7760) or Fred Melton (788- 8150) for more information. Or write to Project Reach Youth, Summer Day Camp, 415-21 7th Street, Brooklyn 11215.- BUY SELL SWAP TRADE GET RE:SULIoPHOENIX Cllassified AdsReach Thousands, Call 643-1032 to Place Your Ad. Only 90* per 5-word Line.ServicesWOMEN PAINTERS experienced, reliable, workwomanship free estimates 788-8334CAN%u2019T DO IT? WE CAN. electrician, carpenter, plumber, you name it. Free estimate. Reasonable rates 783-1559NANAK%u2019S PAINTERS: Indooroutdoor & plastering, guaranteed, meticulous, conscious work. Free estimates, references, reasonable rates. \Nanak%u2019s 855-4856CLEANING PERSON Thurs. Call 858-8145 9 to 4IRA%u2019S PRINTING CORP.CREATIVE PRINTERS PHOTO OFFSET489 Atlantic Ave.UL 5-6300YOUR APARTMENT CLEANED weekly or on special occasions.$3 hour. FAST, RELIABLE,EF FICIENT. Refs. Call Ken 852-2405GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Renovation, remodeling, etc. Call Rosari, Corigliano, CL 6-1180. (UFN)INTERIOR WORKS: Painting,floor sanding & refinishing. Bookcases. stained glass. 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Experience preferred; salary open. 638-1058, Mon., Wed., Sat.GOOD JOB FOR A LOCAL HEIGHTS PERSONwho doesn%u2019t want boring and routine work.We need a simpatico person with a good telephone voice, telephone manner or a telephone alter ego to answer phones, place calls and keep track of messages for busy boss whose livelihood depends on telephones. This sounds easier than it is. Office on Montague Street; hours, 8:30 to 4:30; starting salary $175 per week; all benefitsBlue Cross, pension plan, and 3 weeks vacation after one vear. Reply PHOENIX Box #75, 155 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn 11201.DYNAMIC SALES PERSON wanted for Montague St. Real Estate Office. 858-7410 (M16)Like to work with children? The YWCA, 30 Third Ave., needs nursery workers to take care of intants-3 year oids, Tues.-Thurs., 9:30-11:30, also Fri., 9:30-1:30. No experience necessary. Call Joyce Gibbs or Nancy Pierce, 875-1190.SALARIED SUMMER JOB for responsible college student or education-oriented grad, working in Church Day Camp. Write to: P.R.Y. Day Camp 415 7th St. Bklyn, 11215 (M16)CASHIER experienced exc. opportunity full/p.t. Call for appt. Ask for Miss Ceil. Pintchik Home Dec. St 3-3333SALES MAN/SALES WOMAN experienced excellent opp. Full & P.T. positions. Wallpaper, paint, shades, fabrics, elec, fixtures, dec. depts. Call for appt. Ask for Miss Pintchik. ST 3-3333For SaleGIBSON 22.2 acu. ft. refrigeratorfreezer, excellent condition. $350. 596-0724.FEDDERS AIR CONDITIONER 10,000 BTU 7.5 AMPS, EER, 11.6 lyearold. Excellent condition.$200 852-4288 eves.VICTORIAN carved peer glass mirror, & solid doors up to 9 ft. 638-7526Lots of old 78-rpm phonograph records from the 20%u2019s, 30%u2019s and 40%u2019s-only 35 cents each. Also old photographs of your Brooklyn neighborhood-$10 each. Shown only by appointment. 596-0595.InstructionSTART PAINTING day or Night in a fully equipped studio in Park Slope, models and instruction available. $35. month. San Art Studio. 638-7526 1-10 pmTHE NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL has openings for 3 and 4 year olds for Sept. 1974. Scholarship applications encouraged. Church ot the Redeemer, 4th Ave. and Pacific St. Call Thrae Harris, 625-4791 or Vicki Cuff, 636-0141.BRITISH INFANT SCHOOL NURSERY: Opens Sept., 3-5 years. Full day: 8:30-6 (p.m. session, 12:30 to 6). Cost: $5.50 per day, 2-day min. Yard, indoor gym. 965-2698. (M16)SPANISH CONVERSATION, individual or group. Choose your hour. Telephone 596-1573.M iscellaneousDO-IT-YOURSELF framing, mounting, art supplies, custom framing and restoring. San Art Studio 15 7th Ave. 638-7526 1-10 pm Est. 1945Write your ownPHOENIX Classified AdCost only 90 cents per 5-word line. Enter one word per box beloDeadline:Monday, 5 p.m., before Thursday publication.Line 1Line 2Line 3Line 4Line 5Line 6Clip and mail with your check or money order to:155 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn 11201