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395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217 Business: 643-1400 Editorial: 643-1032Publisher & Editor in ChiefMichael A ArmstrongNews EditorIrene Van SlykeContributing EditorsEileen BlairI..J. Davis,ludy l.inscottReportersI.inusGelberi ,ibby Hayman%u2022lean SternlightContributorsHubert CarmackBetsy KissamJohn Patterson 'Judith StuartPhotographyMichael Cuiecio.leanie BlackPaul OcchiogrossoBusinesstiail Buw.uroEsther Wilke>Classified AdvertisingBinniIpcarArt. Design& ProductionVinnie MussachiaMartha KellerAme ElynnSetsu KawakamiMitchel CohenRonnie CohenAdvertisingDnynia BaumanPaige l/>wisCarol PierceWinner of Awards for:Best News Story 119741 General Excellence(1974)Best Special Section 11974 )Best Coverage ofIiOcal Government(1975)Editorial Excellence 119751 Best Editorial Page 119761 Outstanding Community Service(1976)Best Special Section 11976)Best Editorial Cartoon(1976iBest Single Advertising Idea(1976)Best Feature Story 11976)Certificate of Excellence(1977)Best Special Section (19771 Best Editorial Cartoon(1977)In-Depth Reporting f 19771 Best Feature Story (1977)Best Front Page 119771The 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. %u00a9 1979 by AdvocatePress, Inc.Way Back WhenThe Long Island Rail Road at the turn of the century ran excursion and steam , cars to all parts of Long Island, Manhattan Beach and Coney Island. More than 30 private railroad companies ran more than 100 lines crisscrossing Brooklyn. Here is the opening ceremony in 1908 for the new Long Island Railroad Building, which is now slated for demolition. The event was held on the roof of the Terminal and the background are Hanson Place brownstones. (Photo courtesy Long Islanc Historical Society).Phoenix UpFront Mail Vour fid or Deliver It To: The PH06NIX, 395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217 Deadline: Tuesday, 5 p.m.Enclose check for $4 for every six words or port thereof. (Rrtides or numbers count os uuord)FINE ARTWORK AND SUPPLIES FOR SALE: Oils, charcoals, pastels, good art books: antique brass bed, crystal, Victorian antique furniture, old piano rolls, music cabinet, and many other collector's items of interest collected over 50 yrs. Call 769-8124. (J28)TREAT YOURSELF TO A PORTRAIT. I will paint you, your child, your whole family, your pet in any costume or setting on my Empire sofa, or yours, from life or from a photo, in oil or pastel. Prices range from $100 to $1,000. Call 788-6120. (J19)PARENTS: Experienced parent educator will help you use self-motivation instead of fear, power, threats or rewards to help children become more independent. Learn skills. Crisis intervention, consultation avail.Center for Parenting Skills 783-6862 (jig)BROOKLYN CENTER FOR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: Meaningful discussion groups led by Dr. Lenore Powell, Psychotherapist,Tuesdays, 7:30 pm. $4.50. 871-6251 (M6)SELF-EMPLOYED CAPABLE WOMAN will maintain small bldg. & grounds in exchange for half rent. Prk Slope/Hts/Cobble Hill. Pets and refs. CL8-4117VENDORS WANTED: Opening soon indoor market Cobble Hill area For details call 855- 5820 after 7 nrn (J28)ARTS, CRAFTS VENDORS WANTED for Flatbush Frolic IV, Sunday Sept. 16. Cortelyou Road.D k a a I/ I i in P n ll Itt'tl nn nn w nijfii. uuii iuJ'UJJU0PP0RTUNITY:For ambitious people $1000 per month potential. Phone 783-4115 for appointment.OAK WASHSTAND. oak secretary, two muffin stands nntp-lpn tahio Goo.nmn /ion,NEW DENTAL OFFICE: Dr. Burt Williamson 106 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn Heights. Quality Dental Care, Reasonable fees, 834-8130.MY TERRIFIC BABYSITTER will care for additional toddler. Park Slope. Call 768-8189 after 3pm.APT. FOR RENT: Tudor brick three bedrooms, large living room, dining room, two full baths, new ga's furnace, large garden, $500/month Juergensen Real Estate BU4-8027 (J19)PFT SITTING/DQG WALKING: Will care for your pets during your absense. References. Jeanne Noonan 788-0687 (J19)CHILDCARE NEEDED: Responsible teenageT(or other) to be with mature 8 yr. old boy Mon-Fri 4-6 P.M. in Park Slope Call 783-1422 evenings____ (J12)PARK SLOPE: 3-story brnstone, renov. gas heat. Shoppng/subway mid-fifties 499-8666 ______________________________________ (i 12)RUMMAGE SALE: St. Paul%u2019s Parish Hall. Sat. July 21 10 Am-4 PM. 199 Carroll betw. Clinton & Court. Furniture, small appliances, bric-abrac. Jewelry, clothing, dishes, sewing machine, bookcase, baby carriage, records(J 19)COUNTRY LIVING IN THE CITY Discover So. Midwood turn of century houses; oak floors, stained glass windows, gardens, tree lined streets, garages. 859-6552 (J26IHIGHLY EXPERIENCED DEDICATED AND LICENSED TEACHER AVAILABLE FOR TUTORING IN ALL SUBJECT AREAS/all grade levels. Reading/ math skills specialty. Reasonable rates Please call 768-4883. / hqiBROOKLYN%u2019S NEW ANTIQUE CLOTHING CENTERThef xchan9e%u2019 Smith and Atlantic. (J19)VICTORIAN SIDEBOARDS, misc. anjtique chairs and other trifles and furniture 7/1/79 from 10- 5. 260 Clinton Ave. (J28)MY TERRIFIC BABYSITTER w ill care lo r additional toddler. Park Slope. Call 768-8198 after 3pm. (J19)LIFE DRAWING Mon. 7:30-10:30 PM $3.00. 1293 Prospect Ave. 633-5392 (J26)WANNA BE A WRITER? PHOENIX seeks free-lance stories and story ideas on topics of Brooklyn interest. 300-900 words. People, lifestyle, and consumer subjects preferred. Low pay, but big exposure. Submit story queries in writing only to: Editor, The PHOENIX, 395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, 11217. No calls please. Manuscripts submitted at author%u2019s-risk. For return, enclose selfaddressed, stamped envelope.TABLE TOP REFRIGERATOR 2 5 Cu ft. Excel Cond. 499-3153 after 6 pm86th ST. HEALTH FOOD COUNTRY STORE FORSALE: Excellent opportunity for right persons. Terms negotiable%u00a3502 4th Ave. 238-4698WANTED: BABYSITTER. Starting Aug. 30. 5 days/ week 10-4 (Wed. (10-7) special person for special one year old. 875-3088 (eves).lliAIITrn o rn n rT .n u . uLuiiLiNni. low uniutJ, salary upen.1 Hanson Place (Williamsburg Savings Bank Building) Bklyn 638-6961 (J19)VENDORS WANTED ONE WORLD FESTIVAL: Foods/ crafts/antiques/artists Sept. 8&9 35th 2nd Ave.For info rail* Ml I fi-0710 / I1Q\\