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395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217 Business: 643-1400 Editorial: 643 1032Publisher & Kditor in ChiefMichael A ArmstrongNews FditnrIrene Van Slyke( nntributing F.riilnrsKileen Blair I. .1 Davis .ludy I.inscottReportersLinus (ielber Libby Havman .lean SternlightContributorsRobert Carmack Betsy Kissam John Patterson Judith StuartPhotographyMichael Cuiccio Jeanie Black Paul OcchiogrossoBusiness (lail Buzzuro F.sther WilkevClassified Advertising BinniIpcarArt. Design & ProductionVinme Mussachia Martha Keller Arne Flynn Setsu Kawakami Mitehel Cohen Knnme CohenWinner of Awards for:Best New s Story G974)General Excellence il974iBest Special Section 119741 Best Coverage of Local Government 1975%u2019Editorial Excellence 119751 Best Editorial Page 119761 Outstanding Community Service 119761Best Special Section 119761 Best Editorial Cartoon (1976iBest Single Advertising Idea 119761Best Feature Story 119761 Certificate of Excellence.(19771Pest Special Section 119771 Best Editorial Cartoon 119771In-Depth Reporting 119771 Best Feature Story 11977)Best Front Page 119771The Phoenix is published weekly, omitting the first week in July, by Advocate Press. Inc., a division of Serif Press, Inc. Michael A. Armstrong, President; Eileen Blair, Vice President; Dynia Bauman, Secretary.AdvertisingI Inynia Bauman Paige lew is Carol Pierce InternElizabeth AlvarezE ntered as Second Class M atter, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201. Annual subsonption by mail in New York City $8.50; $10 elsewhere. Single copy price at newsstand 25 cents. %u00a9 1979 by Advocate Press,Inc.Way Back WhenSummertime 73 years ago always meant Coney Island to most New Yorkers. This panoramic artists' view of Coney will give you an idea why. Hundreds of rides, shows, exhibits, games, restaurants and hotels drew hundreds of thousands from all over the world, but it was New York%u2019s playground. The tower at left belonged to Steeplechase Park, which became the most famous amusement area in the world when %u201c Dreamland%u201d burned to the ground in 1911. The Dreamland Tower is just right of center. Luna Park, the Iron Pier Pavillion, plus dozens of smaller exhibits%u2014some recreating the latest catastrophies%u2014fire, earquakes and floods%u2014on a giant scale. Each day, dozens of side-wheel excursion steamers from all ver the city docked at huge cast-iron sheds projecting into the Atlantic. Everything shown here is gone. Perhaps Casinos will induce someone to give us another Dreamland. Joseph Coppa (Postcard from %u201c Welcome to N.Y.C.%u201d26 Carmine St., N.Y.C.)c f%u00bb 0. 0.o d U p F r o n tMoil Vour fld or Deliver It To: The PH06NIX, 395 Rtlonlk Hvenue, Brooklyn, N.V. 11217 Deadline: Tuesday, 5 p.m.Enclose check for $4 for every six words or port thereof. (Articles or numbers count os word)COMPREHENSIVE PODIATRY CLINICTotal preventive and rehabilitative foot care for children and adults.%u2022 Ambulatory Surgical Facilities%u2022 On Site Orthotic WorkshopGILBERT SAMET, D.P.M., P.C., F.A.A.F.S.ALLAN 0. LEE, D.P.M., ASSOC.Medical Arts Building142 Joralemon St., B%u2019klyn Hts., 11201By Appointment %u2022 624-3003 (S27)PROF. WOOD DESK, 59%u201d long & chair, $150; 11,000 B.T.U. aircond., $125. 596-3829. a9)ARTISTS, CRAFTSPEOPLE, VENDORS Wanted for FABULOUS FIFTH AVENUE FAIR. Sun Sept. 9th, 11 am -6 pm. Call 622-1900. (A9)VENDORS WANTED ONE WORLD FESTIVAL: Foods/ crafts/antiques/artists. Sept. 8 & 9, 35th 2nd Ave. For info call MU 6-0710 (S6)FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Direct from local farms. Every Wed. at Greenmarket at Flatbush, Atlantic and 4th Aves. (A23)MARRIAGE CEREMONIES performed. Rev. Schaef. 768-3093.BROOKLYN CENTER FOR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT:Individual, group psychotherapy. Family, geriatric counseling. Reasonable 871-6251.(UFN)RENT STORE ON FLATBUSH near Park Place.H e a l Q C 7 1 7 0 7 rsr%u201c ANTIQUE MOVEMENT%u201d Fine clocks and pocket watches. Expert repairs. 252-9032 (UFN)STREET FAIR: Sat. Aug. 11. St. Mark%u2019s Place between 4th & 5th Aves. 12 noon-11 pm. Flea market, refreshments, kids games. (A9)AIRDALES! Wonderful AKC Championship home bred puppies. Must see! Reasonable. 499-6255. (A9)SECRETARY: p/t, small community residence for 6 mentally retarded children. Good typing skills. Call 622-5609.7 PIECE. ART DECO BEDRM. Excel. cond Bar gain 9-12 or 6-10 858-9489 (A2)TWO 1 YR. OLD MAINE COON CATS Fluffy ginger & white brothers. Fantastic with kids, super affectionate, neutered, all shots. Owner allergic. Would hate to split them up, they are fun together! Call 852-0478 after 6pm. (UFN)DOBERMANS FOR ADOPTION: Male and female 2 and 5 yrs. old. Friendly, protective. Good with children. 237-0408, eves. (A9)DESIRE RICHES-INNER AND OUTER?Opportunity for genuine SeekersGamble Time vs. SuccessTypist,Accountant. Attorney. Anyone Interested.Co-operative group now forming 625-0333WANNA 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.Luw pay, but biy cApOSuic. S ubm it StCi yqueries in writing on'y to: Editor, The PHOENIX, 395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, 11217. No calls please. Manuscripts submitted at author%u2019s risk. For return, enclose selfaddressed, stamped envelope.TEACHERS: English, Social Studies, Math, Spanish/French, Sec. Studies. Private School. Box-195. (A16)FOR SALE: Ten piece Italian Provincial Dining room set. Excellent condition. A.M., 9- 12, P.M., 6-10. 858-9489. Must see! Bargain!COOK-HOUSEKEEPER full or p/t; small community residence (6 children) Neighborhood resident preferred 622-5609REWARDING WORK with mentally retarded youngsters in smaii community residence (6 children). Evenings and/or nights as part of team. Exp. pref., not nec. Training provided. Neighborhood residents preferred. Call 622- 5609.REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON: Experienced only. For busy Heights office. Must have integrity and car. Atkins Real Estate. 643- 0101.A LIVE MORGUE: The Phoenix clipping library needs a keeper to maintain established reference system person. Should be fam iliar with downtown brownstone neighborhoods and rudiments of reference library work. Call Irene at 643-1032.(UF)BABYSITTER WANTED Two children under 3 Weekdays/Nights, 3-4 hours, $1,50/hr. 625- 7736. (A9)Page 2, The PHOENIX, Aug. 9, 1979