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a M O B Y D IC K76 Henry Street(off Orange Street)Garage Parking Available935-9108____T o y sNew Holiday Toys! ISpacewarprobotsBrio trainsdollsinfant/toddler toysP A R T Y W A R E !Chooee fro** a beautiful selection oftog cupc, napkins, and table ckrfha,plastic cutlery, party favor* andAT WHOLESALE FMCES_ t The Warehouse AtBROADWAY SUPPLY COMPANY15 Cadman Plaza West (Old Fulton St)(between Front & Water Street*. Brooklyn)T B S -1 7 0 7Mon. tbru Fit, 12-5 pm412 ATLANTIC AVENUEBETWEEN BONO A NEVINS718-875-7064Keep Christmas321 DeKaib Avenue(NEAR PRATT INSTITUTE)788-8514, 8218What an eyeful early Christmas morn! Glittering star, dazzling toys, and all the bright trim and tinsel in between. This year, capture all the childlike m agic on KODAK Color Film Ask us for the film you need, plus quality KODAK Color Processing Make this Christm as a keepsakeThe Most ComprehensiveSource of Art Photoand Frame Supplies.Be .The BestUndressedWomanIn Town117 A tlantic Ave.(com . H enry St.)Brooklyn Heights522-0010A nnouncing The O pening O f...The Downtown Offices OfPOLLOCKCHIROPRACTICMonday, December 1,1986Open Monday-Saturday 8:30AM-7PMCome In For FreeSpinal Examination and ConsultationMost Insurance Plans Accepted.ttSuper Decision SplitContinued from Pugt 5members seeking the reasons behind thePTA decisions. White Kaplan initially tried toquestion some of the parents, his line did notseem to incite much discussion.%u201cI would have liked to have heard from theparents about what kind of discussion theyactually had,%u201d Kaplan said after the hearing.%u201cI want to know what they thought he didright and what they thought he did wrong.%u201dBoard member Judy Hoffman, a supporterof the Scala coalition, said, %u201cI don%u2019t think itwould have been right for us to crossexamine the parents on their decision.%u201dThe District 15 board planned to meet Nov.24 in a closed executive session to discuss thehearing. The board refused to say whetherthey would make a final decision at themeeting, but with the wide split between thetwo factions on the District 15 board, Hoffman predicted it would be a very longmeeting.Classman has been on the District 15 stafffor 26 years, the last five as superintendent.His contract ends June 30, 1987 and he plansto apply far a renewal regardless of theBoard%u2019s decision to open up the applicationprocess.Even if the board decides to advertise forthe position, the board does not officiallyhave to interview any applicants unless theyfind a candidate they feel is qualified for theposition. If the board decides not to advertise,a meeting will be scheduled with Glassmanto discuss the terms of a new contract.Santa Sick At P.O.For 15 years the Brooklyn post office hasbeen playing Santa Claus to countlessyoungsters and senior citizens who otherwisewould have had no presents under theirChristmas trees. Wishes such as a turkey dinner with all the trimmings, or simply a warmpair of socks were filled by Brooklynresidents who yearly went into the CadmanPlaza East Post Office and picked up a letterto Santa. This year, however, Operation Santa is threatened.Charlie Mazzarella, who had played Santaat the GPO for more than a decade, and infact initiated the program on a small scale in1971, will be hospitalized few the Christinasseason, leaving no one at the post office totake his place.%u201cIt%u2019s not just replacing Charlie,%u201d says JimMurphy, spokesman for the post office. %u201cIt%u2019salso finding someone who knows all thethings that he knows. Right now no one hascome forward. We may to the program on asmall scale, but I can%u2019t even say that. I don%u2019tknow what we%u2019re going to do.%u201dIn years past, Mazzarella has coordinateda borough-wide effort that had the men inblue playing the men in red for the month ofDecember. Postal workers donated toys,and time and money to the effort, makingChristmas a happy time for needy children.This year, the pest office is waiting for aChristmas miracle of another sort %u2014 someone to take the sleigh%u2019s reins from Mazzarella as he recuperates. %u2014 T.G.Red Hook Is StudiedThe City Planning Commission presented apreliminary report on land use in Red Hookto the Community Board 6 Land Use Committee on Nov. 20, prompting the committeeto form a sub-committee to more closelystudy the future development and renewalpossibilities for the Red Hook area.The community board originally requesteda study from City Planning last year and thereport presented last week outlined the current land use in Red Hook, breaking down thenumber of residences, commercial properties, City-owned vacant land and privatelyowned vacant land. The report also listed theconditions of the buildings in the area, bothoccupied and vacant, based on observationsmade from the outside of the buildings\with City Planning to come up with a numberof alternatives for having the residential areadeveloped,%u201d says committee chair JerryArmer. Board Six had originally requestedthat the Housing and Preservation Department (HPD) issue Requests For Proposals todevelop the area, but the City agency declined because of the large amount ofprivately owned land.%u201cWe are looking for the rehabilitation ofresidential buildings,%u201d Armer says. The subcommittee made up of 25 members will bemeeting in the next weeks for the first time.For information, call 643-3027. %u2014 L.K.CB6 Sets MeetingsSeveral Community Board Six(Slope/South Brooklyn) committee meetingsare scheduled for the coining week, beginning with a Youth Services/Education meetingDec. 3 to discuss recommendations for NYCYouth Bureau funding for FY %u201988. Themeeting begins at 6pm at the Kane St.Synagogue, 236 Kane.The Transportation Committee will alsomeet that evening at the Long Island CollegeHospital in the 3rd floor amphitheatre of thePolhemus Building on Hairy and AmityStreets. On the agenda of the 6:30pm meetingis a proposal to change the direction of trafficon portions of Columbia and Pacific Streets.On Dec. 4, the Environmental Protection/Public Safety Committee meets at 110W. 9th St. in the lunchroom at 6pm to discussa Department of Sanitation proposal to locatea sanitation garage at Ferris Street betweenSullivan and Wolcott Streets.On Dec. 11, the Environmental Protection/Public Safety Committee again meets atthe Methodist Hospital on 6th Ave. in ParkSlope at 6pm. The meeting is scheduled to beheld in Room 3A/B and will explore complaints about the commercial dumpstersalong 7th Ave.The regular monthly CB6 meeting of thefull membership of the board will be Dec. 10at the Prospect Park YMCA located at 357 9thSt. The meeting will take place in theassembly room and will begin at 6:30pm. Call643-3027 for more information. %u2014 R.T.Gifted Parents MeetCommunity School Board 13%u2019s CurriculumCommittee and the Gifted and Talented Advisory Council will co-sponsor %u201cAn EveningFor Parents%u201d on Wednesday, Dec. 3, at PS.270, 241 Emerson Place, from 6-9pm. DonnaJohnson, president of the Heights/Ft. Greeneboard, says the meeting is %u201cto provideparents with a better understanding of theDistrict 13 curriculum and to assist parents inhelping their children.%u201dSupervisors from the district%u2019s elementaryand junior high schools will presentworkshops in these areas: building a positiveself-image; helping your child at home;parents as gifted partners; the rights ofchildren and parents; preparing your childfor the specialized junior high schools; bilingual education; higher level thinkingskills; science; guidance; nurturing yourchild%u2019s giftedness; obtaining the maximumfrom parent-teacher conferences; and manyothers.Each session will be presented twice sothat parents will have the opportunity to attend two different workshops. Parentregistration forms are available in all districtschools or by calling 636-3242.LEVOLORiVERTICALBUNDS50%OFFKrari;jin Park SlopeT A C A %u00bbBklvr NYlVfi?Great Books!Great Toys!G reat P rices!CommunityBookstoreT oystore212 Court Street ^(at W arren)8 3 4 - 9 4 9 4n '~ %u2022 n p r \\ i t <%u2014%u25a0 h f - '. tkr