Page 612 - Demo

JOSEPH CCUSIM ANOCHARLES J. CUSIMANODOMINIC J.CUSIMANO P n c t m / i n / i M r J 7 i i c c aFuneral H o m eService to the com m unity for 3 generations230 COURT STREET 2005 W EST 6TH STREET 624-4330 372-1348In a ceremony at the Port Authority headquarters an agreem ent was signed to start work on theRed Hook Container Term inal. Standing L to RState Senator Martin Connor, CouncilmembersRobert Steingut, Abe Gerges and Tom CuiteAssemblyman Mike Pesce, seated, Borough President Howard Golden, Port Authority Exec. Dir.Peter Goldmark, State Commissioner of Transportation William Hennessey and Susan Heilbron, CityCommissioner of Ports and Terminals.B rooklyn S o ciety forE thical C ulture53 Prospect Park West at 2nd St. 768-2972Sunday, Dec. 23-11 A.M.%u201c A Morning of Holiday Song& Good Cheer%u201dEVERYO N E W ELCO M EThe Brooklyn Heights SynagogueThe Community Temple 117 Remsen StreetDavid Glazer. RabbiStanley Levenson, Pres.Friday EveningSabbath Services 8:15Religious School MeetsTuesday & ThursdayPlaces Still AvailableOffice Hours: Mon. Wed. Fri. 9-12 Tues & Thurs. 3-6 522-2070ilSlSlfnSlSfSUnBlBIBlSlBWElBtSlElSUMnflUnflUflBUsISlgValSUglfiUSIfilHISUglEM!C o u rt Hill G a lle ryNow HasCustom FramingincludingStretching of NeedlepointsUNION TEMPLEof Brooklyn17 Eastern Parkway at Grand Army PlazaBrookhn'v Oldest Reform S>na|{0|>ue %u2022 f ounded 1848AFTER SCHOOL ANDSENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAMS! 1%u2022Religious School (Nurserv through High School)Adult Studieslndisidualized Education ProgramsOutstanding Brotherhood and SisterhoodplusBrookhn's finest athletic facilities (includingOlympic-sized swimming pool, 4-wall handballcourts, sauna & steam room, masseur, etc.)OPEN 6 DAYS WEEKLY!A SUPERB EN VIR O N M EN T FOR FU LFILLIN G A LL YOUR SPIRITUAL A N D PH YSIC AL FITNESS REQUIREM ENTS.Special all-inclusive family memberships forunder-35s. ..and singles, too!Large Enclosed, AttendedPARKING LOT ON PREMISESWITH DIRECT ACCESSTO TEMPLE HOUSEM S I ! O l R I K M 1 M K o r C A t I O F F I C E 6 3 8 - 7 0 0 0CONGREGATIONBETH ELOHIM(Garfield Temple)8 th Ave. aG arfield PI.in Park SlopeA Reform CongregationE u g e n e S a c k %u25a0 R a b b i E m e ritu s E s ta b lis h e d 1 8 6 1 %u2022 G e ra ld i W e id e r R a b b iHANUKKAH FESTIVITIES* 1979Friday Eyening, December 14 th : at 8:15 P.M.Hanukkah Candlelight ServiceHanukkah Songfest, Dreidel Games Grab Bag fo r Children. Folk Dancing w ith Karl Finger, Latkes for AllSaturday M orning. December 15th: at 9:30 A.M. -12 NoonHanukkah Family WorkshopsLectures for Adults, Arts & Crafts for Children, Family Service, Light Breakfast ServedFriday Evening, December 21st: at 8:15 P M.A Hanukkah Cantataw ith m usic from Handel s Uratono \225 NEW FAMILIESDURING THE PAST TWO YEARSWE ARE GROWING! J0INUS!F or In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 768-3814236 Carroll Street 875-6315Carroll GardensilfilS%u00ae la%u00ae SlB l51fil5151S18t31H lH 1H lS 10\\filB lS lS151SI13\\B tH tS J101H lH 1515131Sl8U J\\01SScottoFuneral HomeIn Carroll GardensSalvatore Buddy Scotto104-06 1st PlaceTR5-2515 Brooklyn, N.Y. 11231\\ \\Serving Brooklyn for over 100 years with reliable service, superb artistry, quality flowers and plants w ith prom pt delivery Wire service available. Corner of25th St.& 5th Ave.A ls o lo c a te d a t 240 Prospect Park West768-0800C r e d it C a rd s A c c e p te d b y P h o n eCOQ _3O%u2022cnonU JXGQ _%u2022COC %u00a5L U3O l'HANDM ADE POTTERY A N D ETC.%u00abAtlantic CeramicIs BackWholesale*Retail At The Same.Place347 ATLANTIC AVE.(At Hoyt St.)1 6 P.M.%u00bb7DAYS_ J3tXmCO%u20220 3o%u00a3COT 5O\Red Hook Lease SignedThe final agreement for the $20 million Red Hook Container Terminal was signed on December 18, 1979, and the Port Authority announced that work will begin immediately on the first major contract for the new marine project a $2.8 million construction contract to re-build a portion of a Pier 10 wharf structure and construct a new Atlantic Basin wharf between Piers 10 and 11.The lease was signed by New York State Commissioner of Transportation William C. Hennessey, New York City Commissioner of Ports and Terminals Susan Heilbron, and Port Authority Director Peter C. Goldmark, Jr., before a number of elected officials including Borough President Howard Golden and City Council Majority Leader Thomas Cuite, State Senator Martin Connor, Councilmember Abe Gerges and Assemblyman Michael Pesce.The Red Hook Terminal will be built in two phases on a site which includes Piers 10 and 11 of the Brooklyn Port Authority Marine Terminal. A 10 acre tract of land at the foot of Hamilton Avenue is expected to be acquired and cleared by the city. The Port Authority will provide the initial 30 acres surrounding the Piers and construct and operate the new Red Hook Terminal. The contract was awarded to Underpinning and Foundation Constructors, Inc. of Maspet, N.Y., and it has been estimated that the development will create immediate construction jobs and eventually a $13 million payroll for 300 employees and another 900 workers indirectly connected with the operation. The expected completion date is the late fall of 1980.%u2014J.L.Print Anti-Slavery FilesThe Long Island Historical Society has made an agreement with the Microfilm Corporation of American to publish 1,200 anti-slavery publications as part of a collection which they say will be the %u201c definitve%u201d collection on slavery in America. The Society%u2019s materials will be published along with those from The New York Historical Society, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, The Library Company of Philadelphia, Cornell University and the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. The microfilms will be made accessible to universities and libraries around the country. Altogether there will be 23,000-25,000 titles. For cooperating in the project, the Society will be able to expand their collection by the free purchase of all the microfilms of the other participating institutions in the project.In another microfilm project, the Society is assisting the public library of Fort Wayne, Indiana by making available to them its vast holdings of 19th century city directories. The Ft. Wayne library will microfilm the directories and return bound book microfilm book copies of the originals.%u2014C.P.Employment Is Up HereThe New York State Department of Labor (DOL) has released its October report containing the state-wide employment statistics and unemployment rates. According to the report, Kings County had the third highest unemployment rate in the state%u20148.9%, compared with the highest, 9.5%, in New York County (Manhattan). Statewide, the unemployment rate is 7.9%.The unemployment rate in Brooklyn in October 1979 is down 1.7% from September%u2019s rate of 10.6%. Comparatively, the unemployment rate a year earlier in October 1978 was 11.0%. There are 879,200 employed this month in Brooklyn, compared with 870,000 in September. The number of unemployed on the other hand, decreased substantially from 102,600 in September to 85,400 out of work in October.Church To Appear On TvFather James Hinchey and Father Dennis Corrado of St. James Cathedral at Jay Street will be guests on %u201c Point of View%u201d WOR-TV, Channel 9, Dec. 30 from 10:30 to 11 am. A series of slides of life at St. James will be shown as well as a videotape of Pope John Paul stopping at the Cathedral last October.Page 18, The PHOENIX, December 27, 1979