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Q: When is a parked car a real estate investment?A: When you own the space it's parked in at Brooklyn'sjlS i i i i u c p c i f u c m y a i d y c C O f i u O i n i i l i l i i i i .i l l fA t j a Sa-'lPARK SLO PEGARAGECO N D O M IN IU MAn Investment in Parkingat 841 Union Street (between 6th & 7th Ave.) in Park Slope, BrooklynFor only $29,000you can purchasespace in the finestparking garagein Ne w York,and watch yourinvestm entgrow.%u2022 Permanent insuranceof a place to park%u2022 M odest investm ent,big growth potential%u2022 Finest, sa festaccom m odations foryour car%u2022 Perm anent p eace ofmind; com fort andconvenienceExclusiveSelling AgentsJoseph BermanRealty, Inc.105 Seventh AvenuePark Slope. Bklyn 11215Call (718)638-8888O ffering byprospectus only.21 ST Y E A R O F Q U A L IT Y S E R V IC ETROPICAL FISHo k K V e d tttf S p M tid A%u2022 Scissortail 44$%u2022 BlueGourami 66$%u2022 Rosy Barb 66$%u2022 Silver Dollar $1.44COUPONFREE1 Free Worm FeederA d E xp ires 10/1/86With $2.00 PurchaseO N E PER C U S TO M E R%u2022 FR E S H & S A L T W A T E R FIS H%u2022 SM . A N IM A L S & R E P T IL E S%u2022 A L L A C C E S S O R IE S%u2022 L G . S E L E C T IO N B IR D S%u2022 D O G , C A T & B IR D S U P P LIE STANK RIOTAGA W00DT0NE AQUARIUMS15 G A L ........................14.9920 G A L .H I....................16.9920 G A L . LONG . . 17.9929 G A L ........................... 25.9930 G A L.LO N G . . 29.9910 G A L .B L A C K $6.99T A N K%u2022 Penn Plax Sea Pony Air PumpOur regular low price $4.99O N SA LE $2.88%u2022 Baby Green or Blue Parakeets$6.99 eachW ith purchase of any bird cage10 CAL STARTER AQUARIUMGlass Tank %u2022 Pump Tublng %u2022 Floss Filter %u2022 Charcoal Book %u2022 Food Plastic Plants Gravel$ 0 9 9COMMACK6050 Jericho Tpk 516-462-6333BAYSHOREModol! j Shop Plaza 516-665 5115DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN76 W illou ghby St.718 834-0769PARK SLOPE25 12th St.(718) 768-6867O P E N 7 D A YS A W E E KMASSAPEQUASunrise M all 516-795 2444LEVITTOW N 35 15 Hempstead Tpk 515-731 3186RIDGEWOOD55-52 M yrtle Ave 718 381 2556BROOKLYN1618 Kings Hwy 718 376-0157PARK SLOPE25 12th Si 718 768 6867CANARSfE2046 flockw y Pky 718-241 2787DNTWN MAN132 Nassau Si 212 964 1821UPTWN MAN304 i 86th St 212 472 1655NEW ROCHELLE216 N orlh Ave 914 633 9514WHITE PLAINS439 Tarrytown Rd 914 9 4 9 5 5 1 1SMITHTOWNluib m j%u00ab/516-265-9043FOREST HILLS/2 lb A usim bt 718 268 1864DT*BROOKLYN/o w m ougnoy 51 718 834 0769STATEN ISLANDix u n nyian b iv o718-351 7811WEST SIDE MANZt>/5 ttroaoway 212-222 8851BRONX1ju c loom 01718 364 1948HICKSVILLE48? Mid is Pla/a 516 433 0470ASTORIA30 28 Steinway St 718 278 6921OZONE PARK9? 06 A tlantic Ave 718 843 311?STATEN ISLAND2827 Richmond Ave 718 983 1158WASHINGTON HTS1443 St Nicholas Ave 21? 795 5783JERSEY CITYRi 440 & Kellogg Si 201 435 9217BALDWIN676 Sunrise Hwy 516 546 1773GLEN OAKS259 15 Union Tpke 718 343-6755BAYRIDGE84 03 5th Ave 718 745 7673MANHATTAN7 E 14th St 212 675-410?YONKERS2359 Central Pk Ave 914 337 3485STRATFORD CONN4 1 1 Barnum Ave Rt 1 203 37 5 3 7 ? ?W E R E S E R V E T H E R IG H T T O L IM IT Q U A N T IT IE S O N S P E C IA L SA D IS R E Q U IR E D F O R S P E C IA L S %u2022 O P E N 7 D A Y S A W E E K 3A Day With The BluesContinued from Page 5many precincts city-wide are experiencingan inrrpasp in rnhheries. the 84th has charteda definite decrease.FELONIOUS & BURGLARYCommunity relations and involvement areother aspects of Schneider%u2019s job that he seesas beneficial for both the precinct and thecommunity. %u201cI am definitely encouragingcommunity involvement,%u201d he says, noddingas he details what is happening and how.%u201cThe community and the businesses in theprecinct are our customers,%u201d Schneider says.%u201cWe can%u2019t operate in a vacuum. We have tohave our lines open and hopefully be responsive to the community and its problems,%u201d headds.Capt. Schneider also says he places greatvalue on expanding the precinct%u2019ssurveillance capability by including community residents in small-scale police work.The precinct operates an Auxiliary Policeprogram that currently is staffed by 45volunteer officers, people who have beenrecruited to participate. %u201cWe assign themwherever they are needed in the precinct,%u201dSchneider says. Auxiliary Police areuniformed and travel in a white car providedby the precinct. %u201cThey are our eyes andears,%u201d Schneider says. The auxiliary policeofficers, however, do not apprehendcriminals but radio back to the precinct whenthey detect trouble.VALUE OF PARTICIPATIONSimilarly, the precinct maintains a relationship with the Civilian Community Patrolin Brooklyn Heights, where citizens patrolthe neighborhood on their own. People, hesays, are beginning to realize the value oftheir participation in community safety, andhe praises the effort.Other changes area also helping Schneidermanage his precinct and modernize its services. In the beginning of July, the precinctadded another crime fighter to its staff, thistime in the form of a computer, whichSchneider hopes will help suppress the stolencar problem. He points out, however, that theproblemis a small one among those he faces;of the 75 precincts in New York City, the 84thranks 86th in stolen cars. The precinct nowhas a computerized vehicle that is hooked upto the Department of Motor Vehicles for aquick tracing of a license plate number.%u201cIn the past we would have to do it over theair and call Central and then Central wouldpunch it into their computer and sometimesthey were backlogged or the computer wasworking slow,%u201d he explains. %u201cIt has to be avaluable tool, especially when we%u2019re dealingwith a mobile population, because you get analmost instantaneous response whether it%u2019s ahit or not.%u201dMusing on the challenges presented to himas captain of the 84th Precinct, Schneidersays he thinks it lies in areas other than thoseinvolved in simply running the precinctareas he thinks will continue to pose problems. %u201cA lot of our police problems are spinoffs of social problems that we have no control over such as housing, jobs and child care.Unfortunately, we get the end result of poverty, drugs, and even lack of education,%u201d hesays, %u201cand where we have a concentration ofthese things, we constantly confront problems that are beyond our control to dealwith as police officers.%u201dROSAS Makes MapA neighborhood map for the Seventh Ave.Subway station is being designed by theRevitalization of the Southern Area of theSlope (ROSAS) Local Development Corporation that will identify community sites of interest to the general public.The poster, along with the formation of anew residential awards committee and thedistribution of a new book of guidelines forstorefront facade renovations was discussedduring the monthly ROSAS meeting, Sept. 16at the 14th Street Armory.%u201cThe map will be an adjunct to the MTAneighborhood maps,%u201d says Ed O%u2019Brien,ROSAS Executive Director, referring tocommunity directories found at MetropolitanTransit Authority bus and subway stations.%u201cMTA has agreed to donate the ad space forthe ROSAS poster and we will utilize our ownfunds tQ %u201d O'Hrion coiro fk%u00ab T rw\* W**~' ' * v %u2019w * 0 * * v %u00bbV 4%u00ab M I V U & y v AObudgeting $3,000 for the poster.ROSAS holds monthly meetings and thenext is scheduled for Oct. 14 at 8pm. Call768-7488 for more information. %u2014R.T.Choir Plans MusicalThe Respect Yourself Youth Choir will bepresenting a new gospel musical, %u201cThere IsOnly One God,%u201d for the benefit of their ownorganization as well as The City Sun CollegeIntern Scholarship Fund Sept. 27 at NewYork Technical College%u2019s KlitgordAuditorium.The benefit concert for the choir of 30young people, aged 12 to 23, begins at 7:00pm.Tickets are $10 and may be obtained in advance at Birdel%u2019s Record Shop on NostrandAve. For additional information, call624-5959.Need CommitmentContinued from Page 4A petition has been drafted and is waitingfor approval from the board%u2019s human services committee that urges Governor Cuomoto agree to a 70-person cap on the Stateowned armory. Once approved, signatureswill be collected before it is delivered to theGovernor.Another site for the shelter looks less possible than many of the committee membershad expected. According to member JudyKaiserman, HRA had said they wouldrelocate the shelter within the CB6 boundaries if another site was available that couldhouse 70 people and would not cost any moremoney. The amount of money HRA is talkingabout, says Kaiserman, is approximately$10,000 to $12,000 per resident. The committeereceived a letter from Stella Schindler,HRA%u2019s external affairs officer, that said 20 ofits 24 suggested relocation sites were unacceptable due to cost and size factors.With an additional requirement that thefacility also be able to operate an employment training program, a relocation could beeven more difficult, making the armoryshelter a permanent fixture in Park Slope.The next committee meeting is scheduledfor October 15. Call CB6 at 643-3027 for moredetails about the location and agenda.D i s c u s s H o m e l e s s I s s u eA forum to discuss the homeless issue inPark Slope is being organized by theRevitalization of the Southern Slope(ROSAS) Local Development Corporationfor its regular monthly October 14 meeting.Judy Kaiserman, a Slope resident andROSAS member, is trying to organize alarge-scale community discussion of theissue, trying to keep the talks away from ageneral criticism of the City%u2019s HumanResources Administration.%u201cWe want to have representatives from theDepartment of Housing Preservation andDevelopment and from the mayor%u2019s office fora discussion of the issue on a broader scale,%u201dshe says.The issue is particularly important toresidents in the southern area of Park Slopedue to the location of the controversialshelter for homeless women at the 14th St.- Armory. Much of the criticism about theshelter comes from the lack of HRAassurances that the number of homeless people living at the shelter will not be increased.The forum had been scheduled for the Sept.16 ROSAS meeting, but Kaiserman said shehad been unsuccessful so far in gettingrepresentatives from the offices she_has approached. %u2019T%u2019m going to give it anothershot,%u201d says Kaiserman. For more information about next month%u2019s forum, call ROSAS at768-7488.Double Your Closet Space AtCLO SET WORLDWith Cioset Maid Shelving & Elfa Basket SystemsClosets %u2022 KitchensBathroomsFREE DESIGN &CONSULTATION SERVICE67 Clark Street, Brooklyn, N.Y.33 00 4 6 5P ag e 6, T H E P H O E N IX , S e p te m b e r 25, 1986