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UPFRO NT1S H .A S S IF IE D CE nclose check fo r $5 fo r every five w o rd s or part th e re o f. A rtic le s or num bers c o u n t as a w ord. $10 m in im u m . M ail o r ca ll:PHOENIX NEWSPAPER395 Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11217Telephone (718) 643-1400D e a d lin e T u e s d a y s a t 3 p m .REAL ESTATE & TAX REFORM SEMINAR: Dec. 18, 1986 Doral Inn, N.Y.C. 6 to 9pm. Ira L. Berman, Esq. Call for info 718-232-0418. (D11)HOUSE NUMBERS: Custom gold-leafed. Call David Whitlock %u2022 875-3549. (J887)MATURE PERSON LOOKING FOR DAYS work, baby sitting or caring for the elderly. 693-7619. (D23)TAG SALE - SAT,, DEC. 6, 11-4. 34 Midwood Street. WW2 memorabilia, photo eqpmt, stair-elev., furniture, tools & collectibles. 499-7117. (D4)prof! COUPLE RE-LOCATING TO N.Y. LOOKING FOR shortterm furnished sub-let, 1-4 mos. in Brooklyn Heights area. Refs. C. Hayward 852-8198. (D4)CREATE THE PERFECT HOLIDAY ATMOSPHERE with light classical and holiday music played by THE ARIOSO DUO, a professional, experienced flute & guitar team. Call 858-1539._______________________________________________ (D31)EXPERT PIANO TUNER BY PROF. MUSICIAN. SPECIAL RATESTO CHURCHES. 718-358-8882, 539-1758. (D18)SALE HAND CROCHET CREATIONS BY LaRETTS Hats, Shawls, Afghans, Other Gift Items EXCELLENT GIFTS.718-522-1612.LOVELY TRIPLEX: 3 large bedrooms, Fort Greene $1290.00. No fee. 718-857-2804. (D4)SHOP CLEARANCE SALE: Clothing, jewelry, novelties, some items Vz price. %u201c A Bit Different%u201d 456 Myrtle Ave. (D4)EVERYONE HAS SOMETHING TO FRAME ~ H e ip iT h a pp e n ! Lovely, personalized gift certificates are most appreciated. PARK SLOPE FRAMING. Unique custom service. By appointment only. 718-768-4883. (D4)MOVING SALE: Sat & Sun 12/6 & 12/7, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 12-5pm. 455 State St. (betw. Nevins & 3rd). Furniture, antiques (include wood icebox & Scottish armoire), stereo equipment, books, records, kitchen gear, clothing. Lots of miscellaneous! (D4)PSYCHIC FAIR, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7,11 aF - 7 P M . Doral Inn, 49 Street/Lexington. Adm. $3.00. 212-686-4121. (D4)GEORGE 0. COHEN, CSW, FAMILY & PRIMAL THERAPIST will lead workshop %u201c Coping with Holiday Blues.%u201d Carroll Gardens (718)237-1660. (D11)POTTERY SALE DEC. 6 & 7. 352 DEAN ST, NOON TO 6.852-3579. (D4)CONCERNED PARENTS WANTED FOR CONCERNED PARENTSCOMMITTEE working on educational issues for the betterment of all children. Write C.P.C. PO Box 240 Bklyn NY 11203.HAVE BROOM WILL TRAVEL: Reliable lady with references will clean from top to bottom. (718) 232-7365. (N27)BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. The Phoenix is looking for a responsible person to set up and service distribution routes for the newspaper. Transportation a must (car or van). Call George 643-1400. (D31)SALES willing to train bright, articulate, aggressive young person in the art of advertising space sales. Small staff, excel opportunity to grow. Call Sydney 718-643-1400. (N20)THE BROOKLYN HOSPICE offers terminally ill patients compassioante medical, nursing and counseling services at home. Call 851-5900. (N27)LARRY%u2019S%u2014 500 PIANOS. New $1,250. Used $495. Tuning services. (718)469-9278. UFNPIANO TUNING: REPAIRING: REGULATING: Resident tuner at BAM. Call for estimate, appraisals. Frank, 643-0968.WRITERS WANTED: Feature freelancers to write stories on local subjects for award-winning community weekly newspaper in Downtown Brownstone neighborhoods. Send letter and writing samples to: David Laskin, Feature Editor, 395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn 11217. (UFN)Get the Last Word in The Phoenix.Our Up Front Ads Take ListingsRight Up to Press Time on Tuesday.The year was 1975 and the scene was C arroll G ardens as this group o f neighbors gathered in CarrollPark during a com m unity festival and heard th e sounds of Chazz. (Ben Ross Photo)FOURTEEN YEARS AGO December 7,1972Park Slope%u2019s Methodist Hospital renewed efforts to remove tenants living in adjacent hospital-owned residential buildings within its controversial planned expansion site.Meanwhile, State Senator-elect Carol Bellamy and State Representative-elect Michael Pesce accompanied Park Slope community leaders in a demonstration to protest Methodist%u2019s proposed expansion.A watchdog organization, the Community Planning Committee for Long Island College Hospital, met to question the hospital%u2019s expansion plan into other parts of the borough, a move a spokesman called %u201cnot hospital planning but medical empire-building.%u201dCity Planning Commission hearings were held on the controversial rezoning of the Fulton Ferry area to allow residential as well as manufacturing use, a change critics said was potentially devastating to some 8,000 employees of existing industries in the area.Completion of the construction of the third portion of Brooklyn Heights%u2019 Cadman Towers apartment complex was delayed by an elevator operators strike.TEN YEARS AGO December 2,1976City Health Department Inspectors conducted another surprise inspection of Park Slope%u2019s Methodist Hospital to cite the hospital for code-violatingoperational deficiencies.The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved plans for a new Key Food store to be built on Atlantic Avenue at Clinton Street, the site of a supermarket that had been destroyed by fire.The N.Y. Transit Authority%u2019s new exhibit of vintage subway cars and other transit memorabilia was extended through December because of enthusiastic response from the public.Over 100 Park Slope residents expressed opposition at a Planning Boards Six%u2019s public hearing on a proposal by Sheepshead Bay Aware, Inc. to open a Family Youth Center on Flatbush Avenue between Carlton and Seventh Avenues.The Carroll Gardens Association, the Willoughby Family Day Care Center and the Bridge Plaza/ Action 12 Block Association were among 38 city-wide winners of the 1976 %u201cDress Up Your Neighborhood%u201d contest sponsored by dress designer Mollie Parnis.FIVE YEARS AGO December 3,1981Plans for the urban renewal of Columbia Street in Red Hook experienced additional delays because of applicants%u2019 inability to meet the deadline set up by the Federal government for submission of applications for mortgage loan subsidies.One of three cable television giants, Teleprompter, dropped its bid to winthe right to wire the borough.The efforts of the 638 Warren Street Tenants Association to gain ownership of their building was underway until the building%u2019s original owners began proceedings to redeem the building from the city, under whose jurisdiction it had fallen because the owners had paid no taxes on it since 1979.The American Landmarks Festival prepared to raffle off a four-story townhouse in the BAM Triangle area for a suggested donation of $100.ONE YEAR AGO December 5,1985A partnership between the Park Slope Fifth Avenue Local Development Corporation, the Public Development Corporation, and Fayva Shoes spawned an innovative local employment program for youths.Livingston Street residents received an audience before the NYC Board of Standards and Appeals in a last-ditch effort to stop developer Lou Greco from construction of a 26-story %u201csliver%u201d apartment complex on their block.The Brooklyn YWCA looked for groups interested in recycling 45,000 gallons of water from its swimming pool during New York%u2019s water emergency.A second investment banking firm, Drexel Burnham Lambert, moved part of its operations to Brooklyn%u2019s Fulton Landing, formerly the Gair Complex.C hairm an of the BoardD.B. 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