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395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217Business: 643-1400 Editorial: 643-1032Publisher & Editor in ChiefMichael A. ArmstrongNews EditorIrene Van SlykeContributing EditorsEileen BlairI,.J. DavisJudy UnscottReportersI.inusGelberl.ibby HavmanJean SternlightContributorsRobert CarmackBetsy KissamJohn PattersonJudith StuartPhotographyMichael CuiccioJeanie BlackPaul OcchiogrossoBusiness(iail BuzzuroEsther WilkeyClassified AdvertisingBmni IpcarArt. Design& ProductionVinnie MussachiaMartha KellerAme FlynnSetsu KawakamiMitchel CohenRonnie CohenAdvertisingDnynia BaumanPaige IjewisCarol PierceInternElizabeth Alvarez%u25a0 ;........1 ^ 1 _ _ 1 %u25a0W in n e r o f A w a r d s f o r :Best News Story (1974)General Excellence(1974)Best Special Section (1974)Best Coverage ofLocal Government(1975)Editorial Excellence (1975)Best Editorial Page (1976)Outstanding Community Sendee(1976)Best Special Section (1976)Best Editorial Cartoon(1976)Best Single Advertising Idea(19761Best Feature Story 11976)Certificate of Excellence(1977)Best Special Section (1977)Best Editorial Cartoon(1977)In-Depth Reporting (1977)Best Feature Story (1977)Best Front Page (1977)The Phoenix is published weekly,omitting the first week in July, by Advocate Press, Inc., a division of SerifPress, Inc. Michael A. Armstrong,President: Eileen Blair, Vice President;Dynia Bauman, Secretary.Entered as Second Class Matter,Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201. Annualsubscription by mail in New York City$8.50; $10 elsewhere. Single copy price atnewsstand 25 cents, (c) 1979 by AdvocatePress, Inc.Fires were just as devastating tw o centuries ago as they are now but fighting them was a different matter. Every hom eowner had to have a bucket made of heavy leather and marked w ith the owner%u2019s in itials. When a fire broke out the fire com pany was made up of all the tow n%u2019s residents. As soon as an alarm was rung everyone took his bucket and set up tw o lines from the fire to a well or pond. Filled buckets went up one line and the em pty ones down the other to ensure a constant supply of water to the fire. By 1785 Brooklyn had its first fire engine (see picture) which had tw o handles worked by men at both sides to work the clum sy pump. The eng ine%u2019s water supply, though, still had to rely on the double lanes of the fire buckets. After the fire, a fire warden saw to it that all leather buckets were returned to their owners who kept them by their front doors %u2014From %u201c Home Life in Colonial Days%u201d by Alice Morse Earle, 1898,reprinted by the Berkshire TravellerPress.c S %u00bb d U p F r o n tM a il V o u r f i d o r D e liv e r It T o : T h e P H 0 6 N IX , 3 9 5 A tla n tic A v e n u e , B ro o k ly n , N .V . 11217 D e a d lin e : T u e s d a y , 5 p .m . Enclose check fo r $4 fo r e v e ry six uuords or p o rt th e re o f. (A rticles o r n um be rs count os uuord)COMPREHENSIVE PODIATRY CENTERTotal preventive and rehabilitative foot care fo rch ild re n and adults.%u2022 Ambulatory Surgical Facilities%u2022 On Site Orthotic WorkshopGILBERT SAMET, D.P.M., P.C., F.A.A.F.S.ALLAN D. LEE, D.P.M., ASSOC.Medical Arts Building142 Joralemon St., B%u2019klyn Hts., 11201By Appointment %u2022 624-3003 (S27JCARROLL GARDENS NEIGHBORHOOD COLLEGEStudents with som e college* credits may begin in Sept Also, new classes form ing for January. Call 624-3475. (A16)CAR WASH AND SIMONIZ Excellent job, $15.00. Call (212) 855-4035. Ask for Richard. (A16)THEATRE GAMES AND IMPROVISATION FORKIDS. Full year program. Ages 5-7, 8-10, W ednesdays and Satrudays at the First Presbyterian Church. Lim ited Enrollm ent. For info, phone instructor Shelley Hainer 580-2800. ($6)%u201c ANTIQUE MOVEMENT\pocket watches. Expert repairs. 252-9032 (UFN)BROOKLYN CENTER FOR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT:Individual, group psychotherapy. ' Family, geriatric counseling. Reasonable 871-6251.COMPLETE ORNATELY CARVED WOODENMANTLEPICE: 1870. Painted but in excel, cond. Beautiful! $450, negotiable. Please call 625-0023 after 6 p.m. (A23)FORMER TEACHER & ASSISTANT FORMING warm & creative play group in Park Slope. Ages 2-4 accepted. 965-3807 (A16)FORT GREENE: Park Block, 2 bdrm. fir. thru. $375 in c l.G & E . 622-8436. A.M. (A16)PARK SLOPE: Two Bdrm. fir. thru. $250 incl. gas. 622-8436 a.m. (A16)ARTISTS, CRAFTSPEOPLE, VENDORS, wanted for FABULOUS FIFTH AVENUE FAIR. Sun. Sept. 9 11 am-6 pm. Call 622-1900. (A23)OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED SINGERS:Brooklyn Philharm onia Chorus. A uditions Sept. 4,10,11. For appointm ent call 433-7796 days, 468-0549 evenings. Concert program for 1979-80 includes Beethoven%u2019s %u201c 9th Sym phony,%u201d H andel%u2019s %u201c M essiah,%u201d and M ozart%u2019s %u201c Requiem .%u201d (S6)VENDORS WANTED ONE WORLD FESTIVAL: Foods/ crafts/antiques/artists. Sept. 8 & 9, 35th 2nd Ave. For info call MU 6-0710 (S6)OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED SINGERS: Brooklyn Philharm onia Chorus. A uditions Sept. 4, 10, 11. For appointm ent call 433-7796 days, 468-0549 evenings. Concert program for 1979-80 includes Beethoven%u2019s \Sym phony,%u201d Handel%u2019s %u201c M essiah,%u201d Mozart%u2019s %u201c Requiem.%u201d (S6)PRIVATE SCHOOL NEEDS PIANO or organ. Must be reasonable price. 855-5010. (A16)WANTED: Women for light factory work. For info, call 499-2244 (A16)WANNA BE A WRITER? PHOENIX seeks free-lance stories and story ideas on topics of Brooklyn interest. 300-900 words. PeoDle.FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Direct from local farms. Every Wed. at Gmenmarket at Flatbush, A tlantic and 4th Aves. (A23)GARAGE SALE: Sat. Aug. 18, 10 AM %u2014 PM. Furniture, books, dishes, clothing, pictures, etc. Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 70 3rd Ave.MOVEMENT AND MUSIC CLASS FOR PARENTSAND CHILDREN. 2 1/2 year o ld s. Tuesday afternoons at the M usic School, 124 Henry Street. For in fo, call in s tru c to r Shelley Hainer, 580-2800. Lim ited enrollm ent. (S6)RUMMAGE SALE: St. Paul%u2019s parish hall, 199 Carrol! St. Sat. Aug. 18th, 10 am-4 pm. Bric-a- , Brae, Toys, baby furniture, ch ild re n %u2019s and a d u lts%u2019 clothing, etc. (A16)ADVERTISING SPACE SALESPERSON: Put your w alking shoes on and get into the swing of th in g s selling space for the Brooklyn Brownstone Newspaper. Fuli/Part Time. Vye w ill train bright, friendly people. .Salary & com m ission. Call D. Bauman 643-1240 (UFN)GENERAL APARTMENT & HOUSE CLEANING:Reliable thorough and jeffecient. Excei. refs. 855-6057. Aandra (A16)I MORNING PLAYGROUP: M other of 2 year old, 1teacher 10 years, form ing fall group. Cobble 1 H ill near Atlantic. 596-0979. (A16)] TEACHERS: English, Social Studies, Math, 1 S p a n is h /F re n c h , Sec. S tu d ie s . P rivate 1 School. B o x -195. (A16)lifestyle, and consum er subjects preferred. Low pay, but big exposure. Subm it story queries in w ritin g only to: Editor, The PHOENIX, 395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, 11217. No calls please. M anuscripts subm itted at author%u2019s risk. For return, enclose selfaddressed, stamped envelope.A LIVE MORGUE: The Phoenix clip p in g lib ra ry needs a keeper to m a in ta in e sta b lish e d re fe re n ce system person. S hould be fa m ilia r w ith d o w n to w n brownstone neighborhoods and rudim ents of reference library work. Call Irene at 643-1032.(UF)Page 2, The PHOENIX, Aug. 16,1979