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• Canarsie • Marine Park • Mill Basin • Georgetown • Gerritsen Beach • Bergen Beach •
• Kings Plaza • Sheepshead Bay • Flatlands • Flatbush • East New York • Spring Creek •
Vol. 94 No. 21
Thursday, May 22, 2014
44 Pages
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Story on page 2 & 3
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IN THIS ISSUE
Hospital Diagnoses Violence At
Discussion Panel
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Chef Tastes Success As A
Rising Pastry Artist
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H.E.S. Street Fair A Bouncy And
Fun Time For Attendees
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SECTIONS
Action Classified...............40
Business Card Corner.........30
Business Directory...............35
Community Guide...............38
Medical Update................28
Religious News...................32
Sports...............................20
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FEATURES
What’s Your Opinion............27
COLUMNS
Telling It Like It Is..................6
May 22, 2014
Deadly Accidents Plague Local
Despite a 48-hour citywide crackdown on speeding, accidents were plentiful throughout Brooklyn. On
Monday evening, two victims died when their vehicle plowed through the Kings Plaza intersection. On
Tuesday morning, two cars were pinned along Paerdegat Avenue North. Later that same day, a man and a
woman were severely injured at Kings Highway near the East 36th street roundabout. On Wednesday morning, a motorcycle driver was allegedly hit by a bus and suffered fatal injuries.
Paerdegat Pin Job Kings Highway Crash
Text by Sam Akhtar
Tuesday morning started off with a bang on
Paerdegat Avenue North when two cars got into a
car accident. At the scene, the driver of a Toyota
Avalon was pinned against a brick fence after her
vehicle was forced onto the sidewalk. The female
driver was extracted from her car by firefighters
using the Jaws of Life. Once she was placed on
the stretcher, the woman’s hand was visibly shaking. The male driver of the other vehicle, an Infiniti
SUV, was also treated by EMS workers. The
extent of both drivers’ injuries was unknown. The
cause of the accident was still under investigation
as of press time.
Photos by Sam Akhtar and Michael Glenn
Possible DUI?
Photos and text by Sam Akhtar
The scene has become an all too familiar site
for residents and yet another horrific car accident
took place at Kings Highway and East 36th
Street. Multiple calls into 911 stated the driver
and passenger of the Honda Accord were
trapped inside their vehicle, which was wedged
against a light pole on the highway island.
EMS transported the bloody male driver and a
visibly hurt female passenger of the Accord to a
nearby hospital for their injuries on Tuesday
around 2 p.m. According to eyewitnesses at the
scene, the driver of a Chevrolet sedan, who was
also involved in the accident, was allegedly suspected of driving under the influence (DUI). As of
press time, the cause of the accident was still
under investigation. The extent of the injuries for
the man and woman were also unknown.
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May 22, 2014
Brooklyn Streets Over Three Day Span
Evening Crash On Avenue U Claims Two Lives
By Dara Mormile
Flatbush Avenue and Avenue U is notorious for
out-of-control drivers who speed through the intersection. Monday, at around 6:30 p.m., the dangerous
thoroughfare was the scene of yet another accident –
this time two people were killed in a horrific collision.
Reports state that a Nissan Maxima, traveling
southbound on Flatbush Avenue, struck a BMW that
was turning onto Avenue U. The Nissan then crashed
into a pole and practically split in half. Officials had
to remove the top of the car to extract the passengers.
Witnesses said the driver of the Nissan, 20-yearold Philbert Martin Williams, was allegedly racing
along the avenue prior to the accident. His passenger, 18-year-old Christina Whipper, died at the
scene. Williams was taken to Coney Island Hospital,
where he was pronounced dead. The two occupants
of the BMW were taken to Kings County Hospital
and reportedly suffered minor injuries.
The funeral for Whipper is scheduled for
Wednesday, May 28th at 888 East 59th Street.
Photos by Michael Glenn and News12 Brooklyn
Courtesy of Facebook
Scene of horrific accident, center, which took Christina Whipper’s (left) life. Flier, right, announces teen’s funeral.
Totalled Nissan at Avenue U.
Vigil for Christina Whipper
Motorcyclist Succumbs To Accident Injuries
A 26-year-old motorcyclist died as a result of his injuries following an accident on Ralph Avenue and Glenwood Road Wednesday morning. The
motorcycle driver was apparently speeding when an MTA city bus that was traveling northbound on Ralph Avenue hit him. EMS also transported a 75-year-old female passenger of the bus to Brookdale Hospital for minor injuries. The operator of the bus remained on the scene. The investigation is ongoing by the NYPD's Collision Investigation Squad.
Text and photos by Sam Akhtar
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May 22, 2014
It’s My Park Day at Marine Park
Photos and text by Loretta Chin
Any day in Marine Park is fun, but Saturday was
a special day to celebrate Brooklyn’s largest park
and to learn more about its rich history in a day of
free activities in and around the Carmine Carro
Community Center.
The “It’s My Park Day” event, which took place
from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., was only one of several projects and events taking place borough-wide from May
through October. The day was dedicated to educating visitors about the special history of Marine Park,
which was once a part of a thriving farming community and whose land was at one time owned by the
Lott family.
“It’s My Park Day” events include community-led
volunteer projects, public and private partnerships,
and activities led by local community park groups
with support from the City Parks Foundation and
New York City Parks. For more information, visit
www.ItsMyPark.org.
“The Lott family had the top 10 wealthiest and
largest farms in this area and there was large-scale
agricultural development that ultimately helped support the development of downtown Brooklyn and
Manhattan,” said Alyssa Loorya, a lifelong Marine
Park resident who is also the vice president of the
board of the Hendrick I. Lott House Preservation
Association.
Old-fashioned farm implements were also on display. There were yarn-spinning and wood-working
demonstrations, storytelling, arts and crafts for the
kids, tabling by local civic and community groups
and so much more as part of the activities within the
center. Outside, there were horses and simulated cow
milking.
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May 22, 2014
Canarsie’s Outreach Organization
Faces Some Stale Conditions
By Dara Mormile
When an organization that helps residents with rebuilding faces its own
problems, time is of the essence with
every setback. Thankfully, Bridge
Street Development Corporation staff
evacuated their Canarsie office just in
time – as the presence of mold
appeared over the past couple of
weeks.
“Our staff noticed black growths in
portions of the bathroom,” Chief
Operating Officer Donald Eversley
said. “We had it evaluated and we’re
expected to return to business as usual
by the end of the week.”
Their office is located at 9324
Avenue L, where a leaky roof was
allegedly responsible for the mold
growth. According to Eversley, mold
remediation and interior cleanup prevented Bridge Street staff from occupying the office. Eversley told the
Canarsie Courier that their office is
expected to open again once
sheetrock is replaced and painted by
the landlord.
Ironically,
Bridge
Street
Development Corporation assisted
Canarsiens with obtaining resources
for mold remediation shortly after
Hurricane Sandy wiped out basements in many homes. Bridge Street
Development, which has another
location at 460 Nostrand Avenue, is
available to residents who need help
with all types of community issues,
including mortgage and credit counseling, homeownership assistance
and civic engagement. For more
information on Bridge Street
Development’s services, call 718399-0146.
Photo courtesy of Bridge
Development Corporation
Street
Beep Visits Marine Park
Civic With Big Prospects
By Jason Linetsky
With a full schedule of meetings for
Tuesday evening, Brooklyn Borough
President Eric Adams took time to pay
the Marine Park Civic Association a
visit and outlined plans for his first
term.
“Too many times you will know
someone through sound bites and we
really don’t get an opportunity to connect with Brooklynites,” stated
Adams. “But, I want you to know that
I get it. I’ve spent two years wearing a
bulletproof vest, standing on street
corners protecting our children. I get
it. I get it that it doesn’t matter if it’s
Marine Park, Brighton Beach or
Brownsville - you want to create an
environment that’s helpful and safe
for children and families. I get it. I get
it very clearly. I’m the right person, at
the right time, to be borough president
because I get it.”
Although many residents wonder if
Adams can fulfill the position long
held by Marty Markowitz, Adams
swore to continue to improve the borough.
“I want my son to be in a borough
where he’s happy that 47 percent of
Brooklyn speaks a language other
than English at home.” Adams continued, “I want him to know the rich
energy of the first Italians to come to
Brooklyn, the first Irish to come to
Brooklyn and the Chinese community
of Sunset Park - the largest Chinese
community in the entire state right
here in the borough of Brooklyn.”
To accomplish this task and many
others on his freshman year list,
Adams first broke the news to his 64
staff members that they would not just
stay around Borough Hall while he
was in office.
“When I first walked in, I said to
forget sitting in this building. Things
are happening out there. They are happening in the streets. We have to go
out and figure out ways to engage
people. You can’t sit in cubicles and
think you’ll have four years of that
with me. That’s over,” the Beep said.
Adams and his staff will be spreading out across Brooklyn and working
with the Mayor’s Office to increase
awareness of the artistic, education,
economic, and cultural strengths of
the borough.
“I want to change the perception
that art can only be in the Brooklyn
Academy of Music area and cultural
district. We have artists all over this
borough. I think, if we can increase
the artistic environment, we can do
great things in this borough. I want to
have a borough where we can raise
healthy children and families. I don’t
want my legacy to be that I have a
Barclays Center. I want my legacy to
be that people can once again invest in
themselves,” he said.
From an economic standpoint,
Adams feels most of the borough is
being left out of high paying jobs such
as with technological companies,
widely known to only be in
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Prescription For Treatment: Hospital
Examines Violence As A Disease
“Violence is an equal opportunity
offender,” said Agnes Abraham,
Chairperson of the Community
Advisory Board, at a Kings County
Hospital Center (KCHC) panel discussion against violence. “Violence
can affect everyone,” she said.
No one on the panel is a more
poignant example than guest speaker
13-year-old Gama Droiville. The
teenager was walking along Flatbush
Avenue on April 14th around noon
when he was struck by gunfire
intended for someone else. Droiville
was shot twice and suffered a serious
injury to his right eye, sending the
teen to KCHC. (Just last week, 21year-old Kareem Potomont appeared
in court. The alleged shooter is
scheduled to return to court in July).
It was during his hospital stay that the
humble young man became an inspiration to those around him, including
hospital staff and treating physicians.
The teen joined others on
Saturday, May 17th, in the T building
auditorium, located at the corner of
Clarkson and New York avenues, for
the “Violence As It Affects Your
Health” discussion. Emergency
Department physician and Executive
Director of Kings Against Violence
Initiative (KAVI), Dr. Robert Gore
said, “We often treat the actual physical injuries but we are trying to
approach it from the mental aspect,
before patients are brought into the
hospital.”
Princess Fortin, Deputy Director
of New York City Cure Violence said,
“Violence can be thought of the same
way medical professionals think
about diseases spreading from person
to person when people interact.”
The panel discussed various initiatives such as KAVI, KCHC, Save Our
Streets (S.O.S.) Crown Heights and
Man Up! Inc. as efforts to mitigate
the cycle of violence. These four programs focus on intervention and prevention initiatives and combine as a
collaboration under the KCHC
LIVE! (Let’s Interrupt Violence
Everywhere!).
Hospital responders from KAVI,
S.O.S. and Man Up! are called to
help patients and their families cope
with the trauma of a violent
encounter. Its mission is to offer positive solutions to reduce the chances
of retaliation and further violence in
the community.
Droiville lent his soft-spoken,
inspiring voice to the discussion saying he was hoping “to help get stricter
gun laws” in an effort to curb violence. Dr. Gore said, “I realized youth
violence is a preventable health problem when I started seeing the same
faces over and over again in the
emergency room.”
Another panel discussion covered
domestic violence and sexual assault.
Kathy Diaz-Hines, KCHC KAVI
Coordinator, said there is a generational view on domestic violence. “It
(domestic violence) starts at home. If
I see it, then somehow, it must be
acceptable.” Registered nurse and
Coordinator of KCHC-Brooklyn,
Alice Blair, said the Sexual Assault
Response Team sees a number of
cases because it is a 911 Receiving
Center for victims of sexual assault.
“We have to be on the lookout for sex
trafficking. It’s becoming a bigger
issue,” she cautioned.
Top photo: Staff poses with Gama. Bottom photo: Gama addresses the
audience with his mentor, Junior B. Henry (left).
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May 22, 2014
Looking For Real Men? You Won’t Find Them Anymore!
Telling It
Like It Is
By Dara Mormile
here have all the cowboys gone? You
guessed it – another annoying pop song
motivated me to write a column on
something that makes no sense, yet it’s the “in” thing
everywhere you look. I’ve seen plenty of blogs about
fashion trends that are ‘do’s’ and ‘don’ts’. If men
dressing feminine is a new ‘do,’ then our country is
heading in a very sad direction, where real men –
burly and brimming with testosterone –no longer
exist.
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You know who I’m talking about – men who wear
pants that are tighter than a blood pressure cuff
(whether they’re sporting pants to the ground or not
– it just looks ridiculous). Women are the ones who
are supposed to show off their figure with skinny
jeans and fitted tops in bright colors...We’re the ones
who are self-conscious about our wardrobe showing
off the tightness of our derrière – but don’t men need
to wear breathable pants for their...um...boys? I
guess not anymore.
If you shop in most local stores, you’ll see that
they’re not giving men the option to look like a
MAN. They’re selling narrow, short and colorful
clothes for skinny hipsters who walk around wearing
loafers with no socks. I don’t understand how
women could be attracted to a man who dresses just
as ladylike as they do! Are you going to start
exchanging swimwear too?
Now, more than ever, I see men – or ‘boys’ it
seems – rocking styles that include pink sneakers
(don’t four-year-old girls fancy this fashion statement?) and shirts. They could be gang-related colors
for all we know, or it could be the brand that’s so
popular. To me, it’s still effeminate when there are so
many other styles and shades of manliness to choose
from. But wait – those ‘manly’ styles are slowly disappearing! More and more, the ‘metrosexual’ look –
defined as ‘an urban heterosexual male who
enhanced his personal appearance by fastidious
grooming, beauty treatments, and fashionable
clothes’ – is taking over.
Among the younger crowd, there are men whose
shirts are so tight and short, it looks like they’re trying to accentuate their ‘figure.’ In reality, they’re
showing off how they’re disgustingly overweight,
thin as a rail or hairy as an ape. The worst part is
when a man – wearing these metrosexual clothes –
lifts his arms to reach for something, or maybe to
hold onto a pole on a bus or train, and the shirt is so
short that it rides up, allowing everyone to see a
stomach covered with hair or unflattering flesh (on
women, a peak at the belly can be sexy – on a
man....not so much!) Wear a damned t-shirt that’s
long enough to tuck into your pants and hide that
unsightly skin!
Honestly, it still doesn’t sit right with me when
professional, older men sport feminine colors – even
when it’s a pink button-up shirt they’re planning on
wearing to the golf range. It might be distinguishing
and acceptable if they sport a pink or pastel orange
shirt under a blazer – or they’re in “cruisewear” in an
unprofessional environment.
Let’s get real! The current color coordination and
gender based ‘styles’ go against the values we created for children – that pink is feminine and blue is
masculine. Now, we can’t separate boys from girls –
especially guys in their upper teens and lower 20s
who could easily be mistaken for a female if you
don’t look at their face.
In my mind, there’s nothing that says: “I’m ready
to put a dress on now” like a man whose shirt and
pants resembles that of his wife/sister/mother/girlfriend. What possessed the first man who made these
styles “cool” to establish these fashion statements
anyway? No one is making fun of these guys, so it’s
become more and more socially acceptable.
Also, what happened to men of distinction – like
Pierce Brosnan or Denzel Washington, who are contemporary examples of masculinity and testosterone? The rugged, yet clean and sexual male image
has disappeared.
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Photo and text by Dara Mormile
May 22, 2014
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Shot Teen Victim Makes Ctywide Tour
By Sam Akhtar
Gama Droiville was walking with
his family along Flatbush Avenue on
a nice Monday when he was shot. The
13-year-old was shot twice and suffered a serious injury to his right eye.
The shooting of this innocent teen outraged leaders and the community at
large.
On Sunday, Droiville received an
award from Councilman Mathieu
Eugene at Haitian Flag Day on Sunday, May 18th. Eugene said the teen
has been a “true inspiration in his
recovery.” The councilman also said
the City Council intends to honor the
13-year-old with a proclamation on
May 28th.
Ever since the April 14th shooting,
Gama has inspired countless people
with his resiliency, humbleness and
spirit. Because of his gentle demeanor
and the horrific nature of his injury,
Gama was also invited to sing the
National Anthem at Citi Field, home of
the New York Mets baseball team, on
Thursday, May 15th.
Droiville (left) stands with Councilman Eugene.
Droiville, along with his choir from
the French Speaking Baptist Church,
located at 209 Claremont Avenue in
Brooklyn, serenaded the crowd with
their inspired version of “The Star
Spangled Banner.” Even though the
game pitted the New York Yankees
against the Mets, fans from both sides
gave the winning young man a standing ovation on his road to recovery.
Droiville (right) receives his award.
Councilman Eugene honors his guests, including Gama Droiville.
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May 22, 2014
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front window. No one was reportedly injured. According to police, a
driver, while parked in front of the fast food restaurant, mistook the
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May 22, 2014
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May 22, 2014
Local Mother’s Invention To Remove Breastfeeding Stigma
Photo and text by Keciah Bailey
A Bergen Beach mom has invented a convertible
nursing blanket that allows mothers to breastfeed in
public, privately.
Miosotis Melucci, mom of two, remembers the days
of trying to breastfeed her children in public and the
embarrassment she used to feel.
“People look at you as if you’re doing something
wrong, when you’re not doing anything wrong,” Melucci said. “You’re breastfeeding your baby. That got
me very frustrated that I couldn’t do it because people
would look at me in the wrong way.”
After Melucci, 33, had her second child and experienced the same frustrations with breastfeeding, she
said she felt motivated to do something. She knew
she was not the only mother who felt the frustration
of knowing breastfeeding was the healthier alterna-
tive but didn’t feel comfortable doing it in public.
So she created a solution, a convertible blanket that
allows mom and baby to be completely covered while
breastfeeding - but still allows the baby to breathe
and for mom to maintain eye contact with her child,
through a well-ventilated mesh in the top of the blanket.
It also functions as five must-haves for new moms.
With just a few changes in the direction of the zipper,
it can go from a breastfeeding blanket to a burping
blanket, a changing blanket or a wrap to swaddle the
baby at home and even a stroller cover.
Despite her success in creating and marketing the
blanket, Melucci faced many difficulties.
With contributions from her husband and family
members, Melucci acquired enough funding to design
the blanket and have a prototype made through a
company in China in 2012. Not having any prior
business experience, through Google, she found her
mentor, Daniel McQuade, a small business counselor
at Columbia University, to help her market the blanket,
which is patent pending since 2013.
“She was excited and ready to hit send,” McQuade
said. “I’m no expert on nursing blankets, but when I
saw the product, I had my reservations.” He advised
her to first present the blanket to boutiques in Manhattan to see if they would buy it.
Melucci was glad she did. Boutiques loved the
idea but they hated the quality of the product and no
one would buy it. “They crushed my dreams,” she said.
McQuade advised her to redesign the blanket and
use a manufacturing company in the U.S. that uses
organic material.
After Melucci did everything McQuade advised,
she returned to boutiques with a new and improved,
high-end product - and they sold. With McQuade’s
guidance in 2013, she set up her company, Me Beau
Bebe. Today, the blanket is sold in three retail stores
and is also on Amazon.
Melucci migrated from the Dominican Republic
to New York when she was 16 years old. She said
she developed her business sense when she was just
six years old, working on the farm with her father,
selling tomatoes along the roadside. “I went from
selling tomatoes to selling nursing blankets,” Melucci
said with a laugh.
But the business of helping mothers is Melucci’s
passion. She believes mothers should not be isolated
while breastfeeding and should be able to go out and
have a social life while nursing. Melucci believes her
blanket solves this problem.
“Other blankets are not enough to cover you so if
the baby moves, your breast is out and people look
at you strange.”
Melucci hopes her business will continue to expand.
But her greatest hope is that, through her example, her
son and daughter will be motivated to be successful.
Entrepreneur shows off her blanket.
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May 22, 2014
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Saturday Fight Night Packs A Punch At PacPlex
The action was fast and furious at the “Battle of
Brooklyn.” Held at Canarsie’s PacPlex, fans packed
into the 1500 Paerdegat Avenue North athletic sports
club on Saturday, May 17th to watch seven actionpacked matches. Before the card got underway, Irv
Landau, part owner of PacPlex, told the Canarsie
Courier about the spacious facility. “We have so many
things here and we just started our boxing program
on the third floor. We have everything including swimming, weights and cardio. We have it all,” he said.
Final Forum Chief Executive Officer and owner, Sal
Musumeci promoted the event and was busy making
sure everyone enjoyed themselves. With a live DJ
hyping the crowd, the energy in the gym was electric. “It was a huge success,” Musumeci said. He is
hoping to bring more events to Canarsie.
Results:
Opening Bout: Obafemi Bakare won his pro debut
against Henry Beckford in a four round super middleweight decision. Bakare, from Staten Island, took
the decision against his Long Island opponent. After
the bout, Bakare and his corner man, Tommy Dades,
celebrated the victory.
Brooklyn’s own David “Flat” Starks knocked down
Martez Williamson to take the decision. Starks was
also making his long-awaited pro debut and had boxing legend Yoel Judah working his corner. Starks
showed true punching power when his body shots
took their toll on Williamson, eventually flooring him.
Even before the judges’ decision was announced,
Williamson acknowledged his opponent’s victory,
knowing he lost to a better fighter that night. Starks
is anxious to continue fighting this year. Keep an eye
on “Flat” as he tries to leap over the competition.
In a lightweight fight, Cesar Gonzalez showed a
lot of heart in defeat to Kherani Kessoon. Gonzalez
had a very slow start in the first two rounds, suffering
a cut above his left eye. Even after being knocked
down twice and on the verge of being TKO’d, Gonzalez showed big heart, fighting much better in rounds
three and four. Nevertheless, Kessoon took the victory winning his professional debut in the lightweight
match.
Another promising Brooklyn battler, Delen “The
Sniper” Parsley, ran his record to 11-1-0 by beating
Marcus Beckford in six rounds. Parsley looked as
deliberate as his nickname waiting patiently for his
intended target in Beckford. The tall, lanky 162 pound
super middleweight got a lot of encouragement from
fight fans acknowledging the crowd after his victory.
Despite raucous support from family and friends,
Neptune, New Jersey’s David “Hollywood” Valykeo,
lost a decision to Lamont Capers in a cruiserweight
bout. During the bout, the smaller Valykeo was not
afraid to mix it up with his much taller opponent. But
there was no Hollywood ending to this fight as
Valykeo suffered his first defeat, moving his record
to 4-1-0.
In the only fight not to go to the scorecards, an
impressive Keith “Machine Gun” Tapia remained
undefeated when he boiled over Tobias Rice. Tapia,
who danced to the ring to Pharrell Williams’ radio
friendly “Happy” song, dominated Rice, forcing the
fight to be stopped in the fifth round. Once in the ring,
the Bronx bomber threw a barrage of combinations,
stunning Rice several times during the fight. By the
fifth round, it was too much. Tapia looked anything but
happy as he landed shot after shot while Rice was on
the ropes prompting the stoppage.
The main event was a six round heavyweight match,
pitting undefeated Faamanatuina “The Samoan Truth”
Visinia of California against another Brooklyn fighter,
Jon Bolden. Visinia, who weighed in at a commanding 279 pounds, stayed in the center of the ring as
Bolden tried to use his speed circling his much heavier
opponent. Even with Yoel Judah’s instruction and
encouragement, Bolden was not able to convince the
judges as they awarded the fight to Visinia. The Californian ran his record to 10-0-0, staying undefeated.
You may see and purchase more photos from the
event by visiting www.canarsiecourier.com. Just
click on the blue button.
David “Flat” Starks (center) wins his pro debut
with Yoel Judah (left) and ring announcer, David
Diamante (right).
Obafemi Bakare and Henry Beckford (right) square
off.
Parsley won the decision in the six round bout.
The Bronx’s Keith Tapia stays undefeated.
“Play Dates” Postponed For Pier Playground
The ref declares Lamont Capers decision victory over David Valykeo (left).
Photo and text by Linda Steinmuller
Last week, local residents reported that
potholes were plentiful at a popular playground located at Canarsie Pier (see
“Potholes Pose A Risk For Pier’s
Playground,” Canarsie Courier, 5/22/14).
With the holiday weekend approaching,
concerned parents are worried that their
child could get injured if they fall in one of
the cave-ins while playing. Representatives
from Gateway National Park, which oversees the playground, cordoned off the deteriorating play area last weekend.
Unfortunately, a reopening date has not
been announced so area kids will have to
make their own fun this Memorial Day
weekend.
Sal Musumeci, the promoter of the “Battle of Brooklyn” (center) stands in the ring with the “Samoan
Truth” (left) and his corner man (right).
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Senator Joins Fight To Landmark Historic East Flatbush Home
This week, Senator Charles Schumer joined City
Councilmember Jumaane D. Williams, Deputy
Leader, Congresswoman Yvette Clarke and community advocates to urge the New York City
Landmark Preservation Commission to reverse
course on its decision and designate the home at
5224 Tilden Avenue, once occupied by the great
Jackie Robinson, a historic landmark.
Jackie Robinson and his family lived at the East
Flatbush house during the time he began his
extraordinary career with the Brooklyn Dodgers,
and by granting landmarked status, the house would
be preserved and would ensure continued interest in
Jackie Robinson’s legacy on a local and national
level.
Last year, the New York City Landmark
Preserva-tion Commission determined that 5224
Tilden Avenue was not eligible to be designated as
a landmark. The Commission believed that Jackie
Robinson’s family lived in the house between April
Congratulations to Julie Bgozda who graduated from Pace Law University on May 13,
2014. Best of luck as you prepare to embark
on your legal career. I am very proud of you.
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1947 and May 1949 and, therefore, the house does
not sufficiently commemorate his life. Williams
reintroduced the initiative with hopes that the
Commission would consider the rich history of the
house, which is probably more important than just
analytical statistics.
“Having paved the way for African American
athletes and leaders, Jackie Robinson is a civil
rights hero and baseball legend. The significance
of this home cannot be understated and so, the New
York Landmark Preservation Commission should
recognize 5224 Tilden Avenue as a historic landmark. Thank you to Councilman Jumaane Williams
for first pitching this idea and shedding light on this
Senator Charles Schumer (center) with Councilmember Jumaane D. Williams (left); Congresswoman Yvette Clark (right); Tonya Wheelock,
daughter of Rose Bowman (left); Joel Schnur,
community activist (back) Sherif Fraser, Community Board 17 (back); Michael Arlin, Anti-Defamation League (back) Eric Waterman; East Flatbush Village (back)
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May 22, 2014
Christian Cultural Center Gives “Hope To Haiti”
One of the resources needed in Haiti is access to
fresh and running water. Although the devastating
earthquake in Haiti took place in 2010, the Christian
Cultural Center (CCC) is still bringing awareness to
the country’s basic needs.
In light of CCC’s fundraising efforts to help ravaged communities in Haiti, the church hosted its
fourth annual “Hope For Haiti” event last Saturday,
May 17th. Vendors, artists, performers and others
came together at CCC, 120-20 Flatlands Avenue, to
reflect on what transpired and to demonstrate how
they will continue to help Haiti rebuild.
CCC also honored young entrepreneur Christian
Rogers, who has been raising money to help the people of Haiti by selling custom-made bracelets. To
honor his dedication and hard work, CCC created a
video featuring the youngster’s tireless efforts.
Others at the event showcased their creations and
balloon artist Mr. Vee (Vivens Guillaume) made special hats for children in attendance. You may see and
purchase more photos from the event by visiting
www.canarsiecourier.com. Just click on the blue
button.
Photos by Darryl C. Madison
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Canarsie Pastry Chef Was “Molded” By Mentors Here
By Linda Steinmuller
Top Chef move over…Canarsie has Ebow Dadzie,
who was recently named among the top ten pastry
chefs in America by Dessert Professional Magazine.
“My grandmother raised me in the kitchen,” Dadzie
told the Canarsie Courier in an exclusive interview.
“She taught me how to cook and bake.” Through his
grandmother’s guidance, the top chef developed a
love for baking but never planned on pursuing his
passion for dessert as a career path.
Ebow Dadzie was born in Trinidad and Tobago
and moved to Canarsie with his family when he was
an infant. He grew up on East 79th Street, attended
a private elementary school, Roy H. Mann I.S. 78 and
South Shore High School. While attending South
Shore, he wanted to enroll in a computer program –
unfortunately, it was filled. He wound up, by accident, in a travel and tourism program and that’s how
he gained an understanding of the hospitality industry
– a path that ultimately led him on the fast track to
culinary success.
While studying travel and tourism at South Shore,
Dadzie worked as a Human Resources intern at the
W Court, a hotel located on Park Avenue and East
39th Street in Manhattan. “That’s when I realized I
couldn’t sit at a desk all day,” Dadzie said.
After graduating Shore Shore in 1999, he attended
New York City College of Technology in Brooklyn
and graduated in 2003 with a Bachelor’s Degree in
Hospitality Management and a minor in Pastry and
Confectionary Arts. Today, he is the Pastry Chef at
the New York Marriott Marquis in Times Square.
Dadzie, 32, is also a pastry instructor at Monroe
College’s School of Hospitality Management and
Culinary Arts, where he helped lead the confectionary team to two grand prize championships during
the annual Salon of Culinary Art competition in
Manhattan.
Although his parents supported him along the way,
following the culinary path was not their first choice
for their son. “They started coming around in 2007,
when I won my first award,” Dadzie said, referring
Ebow Dadzie and Regis Courivoud stand in front
of their 16-foot replica of the Empire State Building, which won the 2006 Guinness World Record
for the world’s tallest sugar skyscraper.
Photos courtesy of Ebow Dadzie
to his being named Pastry Chef of the Year by Paris
Gourmet. “I think that’s when my parents realized
that I actually knew what I was doing!”
He also attributes much of his success to his high
school track coach, Phil Zodda. “He always stressed
the four d’s – determination, dedication, discipline
and desire. I remember something else he always
said. ‘We don’t use the word can’t here.’”
Dadzie, who bakes all types of national and international desserts, specializes in confectionary art –
sculpting with chocolate and sugar. The top confectioner says he loves chocolate but his favorite dessert
is anything made with high quality vanilla - especial-
ly Tahitian vanilla.
Although he now lives in Linden, New Jersey,
his family still lives in Canarsie. The humble baker
doesn’t forget the impact his up-bringing had on him
and the high school mentors that “molded” him into
“chef stardom.”
His advice to others – “It is possible to follow
your dream. Don’t allow anyone to depress your
thoughts.”
Dadzie will be honored at Dessert Professional’s
21st annual Top Ten Pastry Chefs in America Awards
at the Institute of Culinary Education in Manhattan
on June 2nd.
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May 22, 2014
Canarsie Girls Wrestling Coach Earns Coach Of The Year Award
Photos and text by Jerry Del Priore
When head coach Keith Conrade decided to form
a girls wrestling team at Canarsie Educational Campus
last season, he never envisioned he would get so
much in return for his efforts.
While Conrade relishes in what his girls have given
back to him in the form of spirit, respect and love, the
Beat the Streets Wrestling Program bestowed him with
a more tangible honor: the 2014 Girls High School
Coach of the Year award at the post-wrestling Gala
Celebration at Best Buy in Times Square earlier this
month.
“Beat The Streets selected Coach Conrade because
Coach Conrade has established a culture of girls wrestling at Canarsie,” said Ken Bigley, Director of Programming at Beat The Streets and PSAL girls Wrestling
Supervisor. “His teams are spirited, supportive of
each other, very competitive, and always display good
sportsmanship.”
With sports such as basketball and soccer garnering
all the attention at the high school level, recruiting
for a blood and guts athletic pursuit like wrestling
isn’t an easy task. But Bigley believes Conrade has
done an outstanding job in that department.
“Convincing girls to try a new contact sport that
they and their families are typically not familiar with
is a particularly daunting challenge. But Coach Conrade
has done an exceptional job recruiting girls to the sport
and keeping them actively engaged.”
In typical humble Coach Conrade style, he
deferred the credit to his dedicated, hard-working
squad, who, he said, made the accolade possible.
“I am not surprised to get the award with the team
I have,” Conrade, who also coaches the boys team, said.
“I have an amazing set of individuals. To get Coach
of the Year with the girls I have, it was easy. It was
a no brainer. I didn’t win it, they won it for me.”
This year, Conrade has guided the Lady Chiefs to
an impressive 8-1 regular season record, and a second
seed in the PSAL playoffs. In the first round Tuesday,
Canarsie soundly defeated Taft High School at home.
Conrade at his desk posting scores after a Canarsie victory earlier this month.
Head coach Keith Conrade gives post-game
speech to team after beating Taft High School,
45-5, in the first round of the playoffs at home.
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Despite Lackluster Performance, Canarsie Downs Taft In Playoff First Round
Photos and text by Jerry Del Priore
After losing to Curtis High School, last season’s
PSAL champs, 34-26, to end the regular season last
week, Canarsie girls wrestling team was able to rebound, and defeat Taft Educational Campus High
School, 45-15, at home in the first round of postseason action on Tuesday.
Though the Lady Chiefs (8-1) won, head coach
Keith Conrade wasn’t pleased with their overall performance, citing taking the competition lightly, lack
of intensity, and missed opportunities as the reasons
for their uninspiring mat display.
“They were like the New York Knicks of wrestling
tonight,” Conrade lamented. “They wrestled (down)
to the level of competition. They were underestimating
their opponents. They weren’t optimizing on getting
their opponents to their backs.”
But Conrade will chalk up the nonchalant approach
to just being flat after waiting an hour for the match
to begin. However, it’s by no means a get out of jail
free card for his squad, as the veteran coach is
demanding noth-ing less than maximum effort from
Canarsie going forward.
“We started an hour late, but it doesn’t matter. They
Kiyah Williams gets ready to roll over Taft opponent for the pin.
Canarsie and Taft wrestlers square off in middle
of mat circle.
Coach Keith Conrade looks over roster before
Thursday’s first round playoff match against Taft
Educational High School.
have to adapt and adjust to it,” Conrade explained.
“There is no way a team comes out like they did on
Thursday against Curtis, with their intensity and focus,
and lose by eight to a high level team. And they come
out against a good, small team and squeaked by, in
my opinion, by 25 points.
“This should’ve been a shutout, or, at most, allow
five points in one of the weight classes. But I promise you, it won’t happen again.”
Nikkiann Mitchell (112), Fataya Larry (172) and
Kiyah Williams (198) all picked up pin fall victories
for the Lady Chiefs, while top wrestler Sade Smith
is likely out for the season after reinjuring her shoulder against Curtis, Conrade said.
As for losing to the Lady Warriors during the regular season, if they do perhaps meet in the finals for
the second straight year, Conrade said, “I rather take the
loss in a regular season match and then fine-tune all
our mistakes as a team, individuals, coach, and go
into the finals, and utilize what we learned then.”
Canarsie travels to Brooklyn Tech today for its semifinals match against the Lady Engineers at 5:00 p.m.
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May 22, 2014
The H.E.S. Brings Family
Fun To Canarsie Streets
Cotton candy, Sno cones, bouncy rides and tons of wacky
games...These weren’t featured at your ordinary Brooklyn festival – they
were found at East 95th Street and Seaview Avenue on Sunday, May
18th, where the Hebrew Educational Society (H.E.S.) hosted its annual
street fair. There was something for everyone as a live D.J. entertained
the crowd. Children created their own colorful masterpieces thanks to
arts and crafts stations. There was plenty of food and refreshments for
the crowd, as staff kept the barbecue sizzling with hamburgers and hot
dogs. Residents already can’t wait until the next free street fair! You may
see and purchase more photos from the event by visiting www.canarsiecourier.com. Just click on the blue button.
Photos by Dave Lewin
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Telling It Like It Is...
Teens Advised To Look Out For Video Game Thefts
Continued from page 6
Should we bring back powdered wigs from the
Colonial days? At least these long white tresses
symbolized social status and rank. How about having local shops sell kilts – which are widely worn
by Scottish men? Sure, they’re ‘feminine’ – but
these skirts were worn by Celtic warriors! Kilts are
also worn ceremoniously, like at funerals and
parades, and are considered formal wear. Would
you catch a 25-year-old in Canarsie wearing one of
these socially powerful symbols? No – because
real men don’t wear feminine things like that...
How do I expect a man to dress? When I met
my boyfriend, he was wearing regular, relaxed
jeans and a basic flannel button-up shirt...Nothing
too tight, fancy, bright or outlandish – despite the
fact that we were at a nightclub where dressing
over-the-top is expected.
It doesn’t matter what race or background
you’re from. If you’re a man – and you’re proud of
it – DRESS LIKE ONE! If you’re not proud to be
a man...now’s the time to whip out those skinny
jeans, flashy shirts – and don’t forget to strap on
that purse!
By Dara Mormile
Police want teens in the area to be more vigilant
when making deals to sell their video gaming systems. Sixty ninth Precinct Commanding Officer
Captain Norman Grandstaff told the Canarsie
Courier that two male teens, ages 15 and 18, were
recently victims of gunpoint thefts near East 78th
Street and Flatlands Avenue.
In two separate instances, on April 27th and May
7th, the victims allegedly met the suspects through
Beep Visits Marine Park...
Downtown Brooklyn. Adams will implement programs to increase entrepreneurial and peer-to-peer
education opportunities. Among these ideas will be
chances for entrepreneurs, who are thinking of starting their own businesses, to be mentored by successful Brooklyn business owners and for senior citizens to be trained to teach other seniors computer
skills.
Adams’ initiatives do not stop at improvements,
as he also plans to continue Markowitz’ stance of
advertising the borough as the greatest area of New
York City to visit.
“I want to increase tourism in our borough,” stated Adams. “Millions of people from around the
world come to New York City, but they stay in the
city, in Manhattan. I want them to come to our parks
and theaters, spend money in our restaurants, see
our landmarks. I want them to come to Brooklyn.
I’ve contacted a few of the double-decker bus companies and I’m working on having them go through
our historical neighborhoods and have tourists see
the beauty and history of our borough.”
As Adams put it, “I know I’m expected to fill
Markowitz’ shoes but I have a pair of my own.” And
it appears they are firmly set for a busy freshman
term as Brooklyn Borough President.
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social networking sites like Facebook. In one incident, the suspects, also in their teens, agreed to buy
a Playstation video game. When the victims met the
suspects at the predetermined location, they were
robbed at gunpoint. Fortunately, neither teen was
harmed in the robbery. No descriptions of the gunwielding thugs were given to police, but guardians
are asked to inform their children of the dangers
that lurk online – especially when looking to sell
their gaming systems.
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May 22, 2014
A Grand Day For Grandparents At Marine Park
Photos and text by Loretta Chin
Mother’s Day just passed and Father’s Day is
coming, but grandparents had their very own day
last Wednesday as hundreds of students, community
leaders and grandparents came out to share a day of
food, fun, and music in celebration of Grandparent’s
Appreciation Day.
District 22 schoolchildren from six public schools
and two middle schools offered a wide range of
entertainment and musical genres for senior citizens
who spread out in a circle in the colorfully decorated Carmine Carro Community Center in Marine
Park.
“I realized that many of our students’ grandparents were their primary caregivers and it’s a wonderful day to show appreciation for all they do,” said
event organizer and community family advocate
Therese M. Salli.
A good example is Horace Mathis, 65, and his
wife Barbara-Jean Mathis, 62, who came to see their
11-year-old granddaughter, Naya Mathis of P.S. 198
– who performed an African dance.
“We are raising our granddaughter,” the proud
grandparents said.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and
Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein both made special guest appearances. Adams spoke about how his
grandmother inspired him as he was growing up and
planted the seed of possibility in him throughout his
career. He said that she was the one he would turn
to during difficult times.
“She had 35 grandchildren and she loved them all,
but she spoiled me,” said Adams. “She said,
‘Grandson, you can be whoever and whatever you
want to be.’”
Many other grandparents could relate to what
Adams said and had more to add about the important
role of grandparents.
“When somebody is sick or has a half day, grandma’s always available,” said Pamela Di Scala, who
came to see granddaughter Mia Calafiore, 10, of P.S.
222. “The pay stinks, but the benefits are great,” she
added.
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THE
POINTING FINGER
Compiled by Bill O’Neill
?
BY DR. STEPHEN FINGER
‘Brown’ at 60
Sixty years after ‘Brown vs. Board of
Education’ and we now have a president who
sends his own children to private school while
blocking every attempt to use vouchers to give
poor kids an equally good private school education...and all while going on about the unfair-
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ness of ‘income inequality’ which, of course,
leads to ‘opportunity inequality.’ (“It’s not fair.
It’s not right.”)
What a fine sense of humor our hope and
changey president has. Did everyone get the
joke? Is anybody laughing?
Maybe call the next voucher bill the “Go To
School With Malia and Sasha Act.” Might be a
little tougher to veto that one.
Dr. Finger practices medicine (Otolaryngolo
gy) in Brooklyn, NY. (718) 692-1515. drsteve
[email protected] - Visit our blog at: www.The
PointingFinger.Blogspot.com
Question: What are your plans for Memorial Day?
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“I have a big day planned. Enjoy time with my kids
and grandchildren. Take the
grandchildren to the park.
Then we’ll barbecue and
watch videos.”
Diana Rivera,
Canarsie
I am going to go to Intrepid to see the fighter
planes - and barbecue in
College Point, N.Y. where
I work with the developmentally disabled.”
Icetone Batts,
Canarsie
“I’m a Vietnam War veteran. To honor all vets, I take
the family to the Statue of
Liberty and barbecue on
Memorial Day.”
Kenneth L.,
Canarsie
“I pay respect to the vets
at the Memorial Wall - and
the cemetery upstate at Calvary. My dad was a vet.”
Raymond Quintero,
Canarsie
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MEDICAL UPDATE
When Can Psychotherapy Help?
Today, we recognize that emotional and psycho- ings and beliefs. Regardless of their form, the symplogical problems can result in dysfunction and dis- toms themselves provide little information as to the
ability. Many trained psychotherapists believe that nature of the unconscious conflicts.
The internal, unconscious conflicts affect our enunconscious factors greatly contribute in aggravating
our emotional stability. What we mean by uncon- tire personality, forming and shaping our character
structure. The effect on us will only
scious is that there exists within
the mind an area where we harbor By Michael Feld, L.C.S.W. be partially visible to ourselves and
thoughts, feelings and strivings Certified Psychoanalyst to others. For instance, there might
which we are not aware of. These
Licensed Psychotherapist be clues to indicate we have disturbances with other people. They
unconscious factors determine our
feelings and attitudes and influence our behavior, might include the following kinds of behavior:
•Extreme shyness
often working against our best interests. They drive
•An inability to get along with others
us and move us without our knowing where or why.
•Unexplained fears – such as a fear of darkness,
Sigmund Freud recognized early on the significance of the unconscious and the role it plays in the heights, closed spaces, dogs, crowds, etc.
•An exaggerated emotional response to life—such
creation of neurotic conflicts. Freud realized that
these conflicts cause disturbances in functioning that as excessive worrying, depression, temper tantrums.
•Other signs indicating the operation of unconcan literally cripple the individual. Differences exist
among psychotherapists as to the kinds of conflicts scious detrimental process can be seen in our relawhich impair functioning, but all agree that neurotic tionship with ourselves. For example:
conflicts are unconscious and at the root of psycho•A host of unexplained physical disturbances,
such as backaches, headaches, arthritic pain, gaslogical pain.
The outward signs of disturbances in functioning trointestinal disorders, sleep and eating disorders,
and emotional distress are called symptoms. Symp- disturbances in sexual functioning, dizziness, protoms can come in many forms. They can be physical fuse sweating, vomiting, stuttering, and twitching.
•Feelings of inadequacy or immaturity—inferiorin nature, such as bodily aches and pains, or they can
be psychological, such as disturbing thoughts, feel- ity complex.
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MEDICAL UPDATE
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•Feelings of incapacity for work
•Difficulties in concentration.
•An inability to enjoy anything.
With regard to the symptoms listed
above, we must first remember that
they require a thorough examination
by a competent medical doctor. Once,
however, an M.D. has ruled out any
organic disease, we must consider
these symptoms as expressions of
deeply hidden conflicts in human relations. This is the area psychotherapy explores, and this is when
psychotherapy can help.
In addition, psychotherapy is most
effective in working with people who
function quite well. In such people,
unconscious conflicts will appear as
feelings of being dissatisfied with
their lives, or feeling stuck, or bored,
or even emotionally dead. Such people appear constricted, cramped and
inflexible, but they function. Fre-
quently alcohol and drugs are sought
as a way of anesthetizing themselves
from these uncomfortable symptoms.
However, this only further impairs
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the unconscious conscious, and begin
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Going On A Health Kick At The H.E.S.
Health enthusiasts got an early jump at the second annual Healthy Living Expo hosted by the
Hebrew Educational Society (H.E.S.). On
Sunday, May 18th, the H.E.S. gave free admission to adults of all ages to take advantage of
free screenings. Participants were able to get an
array of services including free pneumonia shots
and blood pressure check-ups. The event, held
at 9502 Seaview Avenue, gave residents a
chance to see what they could do to get themselves in better shape just before the unofficial
Memorial Day kick-off to summer. If you missed
this screening, don’t worry yourself sick! Check
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Photos by Dave Lewin
Blood pressure screening.
Organizers pose with free giveaways
Mother Deanna D. with her children Nyla and
Carter.
Tynese Jones holding Carotid Doppler.
Perry Frankel, MD F.A.C.C. (middle) with volunteer
staff.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS
JOHN SALOGUB
May 27, 1948 – SepteMber 30, 2011
Happy BirtHday in Heaven
John Salogub
May 27, 1948 - September 30, 2011
Happy Birthday in Heaven
Hi Big Brother,
It has been three years since we were all together for your birthday, but we want you to
know we miss you very much. Couldn’t let this
day go without saying Happy Birthday John!
All Our Love,
Michael, Sonia,
Cathy & Helen
My Dear Son,
It’s three years since I celebrated your birthday. I wish
I could give you a big hug and kiss, but I know when I said
goodbye you would be in a better place with no pain and
at peace.
I miss you! You are in my thoughts and prayers every
minute of the day.
Happy Happy Birthday my dear son!
All My Love,
Mom
May Your Memory Be Eternal
Mary Queen Of
Heaven Church
1395 East 56th Street, Brooklyn, NY
11234
Rev. Thomas F. Leach Pastor
Mass Schedule: Saturday - 5 p.m.;
Sunday - 8 a.m., 10 a.m., noon - Weekdays: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.; Saturday
9 a.m. - Holidays: Vigil: 7:30 p.m.;
Day: 8 a.m., 10 a.m. - Confessions:
Saturday: 4:30 p.m.
Special Events: May 23 – Healing
Mass 7 p.m. May 31 - 2000 Hail
Marys, 7:30 am, Parish Center Chapel,
Annual Mission Appeal-Diocese of
Balasore, after all of the Masses. June
8 - Pentecost, MQH School Graduation
Mass, 10:00 am, Church, Holy Name
Mass, 12 Noon, Church, Children’s
Recital, 4:00 pm, Church
Baptisms: Last Sunday of the
month, 1 p.m. (appointment must be
made with Father Thomas Leach, Pastor)
Bereavement Support Group: Second and fourth Tuesday of each month,
7:30 p.m.
Charismatic Prayer Group: Second
and fourth Friday of each month, 7:30
p.m.
Cub Scouts: Every Friday, 7 – 8
p.m.
Girl Scouts: Most Sundays, 11 a.m.
– 1 p.m. (for more info.: Jeanne Cirone
(917) 601-3460, [email protected])
Holy Name Society: Monday after
the 2nd Sunday, 8 p.m.
La Legion de Marie: First and Third
Sunday of each month, 1 p.m. in the
parish center. Second Saturday of each
month, 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. committee
members in the parish center.
Line Dancing – Wednesdays, 6:30
p.m. – 9 p.m.
Prayer Group Cenacle: Thursdays,
7:30 p.m. in the Parish Center.
Rosary Society: First Sunday of
each month, 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Youth Group: First and third Thursday of each month, 7 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Prayer Group Cenacle: Tonight at
7:30 p.m.
Youth Group: Tonight at 7:00 p.m.
St. Vincent De Paul Society—Stock
the Shelves Help stock the shelves of
the Food Pantry this weekend by bringing in “non-expired” canned tuna,
peanut butter, jelly, canned fruits and
vegetables, pasta, rice, cereals, dry and
wet beans to Mass. Monetary donations
are gladly accept as well. Make checks
payable to the “MQH St. Vincent de
Paul Society”.
Prayer Group Cenacle: 7:30 pm,
Parish Center
Charismatic Prayer Group: 7:00 pm
(Healing Mass), Church
Cub Scouts: 7:00 pm-8:00 pm,
Parish Center (Basement)
2000 Hail Marys to Our Lady of the
Rosary: All are invited to spend a day
in prayer on Saturday, May 31st from
7:30 am to 4:30 pm in the Parish Center
Chapel. Please join us at any time of
the day until 4:30 pm.
Parish Phone Numbers: Rectory:
718-763-2330 Fax: 718-763-6592
School: 718-763-2360 School of Religion: 718-763-2590 Parish Web Site:
www.mqhchurch.net Rectory Office
Hours: Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. –
12 noon and 1–8 p.m.; Saturday 10
a.m. – 6 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.;
National Holidays: Rectory closed.
Saint Bernard of
Clairvaux Church
2055 East 69th Street, Brooklyn, NY
11234
Rev. Msgr. Jamie J. Gigantiello Pastor
Mass Schedule: Saturday at 5:00
p.m.; Sundays: 8:30 a.m. — 10:00 a.m.
— 11:30 a.m.; Monday - Friday at 8:30
a.m.; Saturday at 9:00 a.m.; Summer:
Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.;
Sundays at 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.;
Holydays: 8:30 a.m.; Evening Mass at
7:30 p.m.; Reconciliation: Saturday at
4:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.
There will be a meeting for all members of the Pastoral Planning Council
(PPC) on Saturday morning, May 31st
at 9:00 a.m. in the Rectory. All members of the Council are expected to attend.
Re-registration of students in our
School of Religion is currently taking
place. Forms were sent home with the
children and they need to be completed
and returned to the school office. Registration of new students is also currently taking place. Registration Forms
can be picked up in the school office,
Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.
until 2:30 p.m. New students must
bring a copy of their Baptismal Certificate and their Birth Certificate. If they
are transferring from another school
they must bring a transcript from that
school. Please note: the School of Religion Office will be closed during July
and August.
Thursday of next week, May 29th is
Ascension Thursday, the day on which
Jesus, 40 days after rising from the
dead, ascended body and soul into
heaven. It is a Holy Day of Obligation.
The Masses for the Holy Day are at
8:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Parish Bazaar - Mark your Calendars! Save the Dates! - Wednesday,
June 25th - Sunday, June 29th - Fun for
Everyone! Casino—Food—Rides–
Games
Wrestling - St. Bernard Parish Hall Saturday, June 7th at 8:00 p.m. Tickets
and more information available at:
www.fightingspiritwrestling.com
Devotions – Miraculous Medal
Novena: Mondays Novena after the
8:30 a.m. Mass; Rosary: Monday - Friday after 8:30 a.m. Mass; Saturday
after 9:00 a.m. Mass; First Fridays: Exposition: 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in
Chapel
Rectory Office Hours: Monday –
Friday 9:00 a.m. - 12 Noon and 1:00
p.m. - 8:00 p.m.; Saturday 10:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m.; Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m.; National Holidays – Rectory
Closed
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RELIGIOUS NEWS
Religious News...
Continued from previous page
Young Israel
Of Canarsie
1265 East 108th Street 718-251-2600
Rabbi Boruch Leibowitz as well as the officers
and congregants of YIC invite the community to join
with us for services during the coming Shavuot holiday and throughout the year.
Candle lighting for Friday evening parshasBAMIDBAR is 7:55 PM. Services begin with Mincha at 7:30 PM. Shabbos morning services begin at
9AM. Prayers for the new month of Sivan will be
said. Rosh Chodesh is Friday, May 30th.
Rabbi Leibowitz’s sermon is at 10:30. Our Sisterhood hosts this week’s Kiddush in honor of Shabbos
M’Vorchim and the congregation is cordially invited
to participate.
Shabbos afternoon youth groups for boys meet at
7:30 PM. All youngsters are invited.
Mincha is at 7:55 followed by seudah shelishis.
Shabbos ends with Maariv and Havdala at 9:01 P.M.
Wednesday, May 28th is Jerusalem Day, celebrating the 47th anniversary of the reunification of the
city of Jerusalem. Special prayers of thanksgiving
will be said as part of the morning service.
Memorial Day is this coming Monday, May 26th.
Please take a moment out from the holiday weekend
to remember our veterans.
The festival of Shavuot will be on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 4th and 5th. Yiskor memorial services
will be on Thursday at 10 30AM.
Services this coming week each evening at
7:30PM, Sunday and Monday, Memorial Day at 8
AM and Tuesday through Thursday at 7:00 AM
We are located at 1265 E.108th St. corner Ave.M.
Our telephone # is 718 251 2600. Attend services as
often as possible. You are always welcome.
Temple Emanu-El
Of Canarsie
Rabbi Joshua Minkin, President Leonard Strum,
the Officers and Trustees, extend the Congregation’s
invitation to join us for Sabbath Services, Friday
evening at 8 p.m., and Saturday morning at 10 a.m.
Following Friday services, please join us for an Oneg
Shabbat, and after Saturday services, you are invited
to join us for a Kiddush. We are a Modern Egalitarian
Congregation offering a place within our Sanctuary
for all who wish to pray with us. If you are not fluent
in Hebrew, that’s okay. You will be able to participate
in English in much of our service. Come meet old
friends and make some new ones when joining us in
service.
Please join us, Friday, May 30th at 8 p.m. for a
special Shabbat service commemorating Yom
Yerushalayim, the Re-unification of Jerusalem. We
wish good health to all who are ailing. If you would
like to add a loved one to our Mi Shebeirach list,
please call the Temple office. Temple Emanu-El recognizes the Jewish Community’s commitment to Canarsie, and its surrounding areas. We follow the belief
that our Temple is a house of prayer for ALL people
and all who come in peace are greatly welcome. New
members are always invited, and for those who need
it, our building is handicapped accessible. Please feel
free to visit us at 1880 Rockaway Parkway between
avenues M and N. Telephone (718) 251-0450 or Email us at [email protected].
Congregation
Beit Hillel
Rabbi and Rebbitzin Fine would like to welcome
you to our shul, a place where every Jew feels connected.
We provide: Daily Minyanim, Weekly shiurim,
(adult classes), Hebrew reading tutorials, Youth programming, Bar/bat mitzvah preparation, a spacious
300-seat auditorium, full Kiddush and simcha capability. Services schedule: Shacharit on Sundays at
8:30 a.m., Shacharit on Monday and Thursday and
Rosh Chodesh at 6:25 a.m., Shacharit on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday at 6:35 a.m, Mincha Maariv
weekday services at 4:15 p.m.,
Shabbat and Yom Tov Parasha Class by the Rabbi
at 8:30 a.m., Shabbos men and ladies’ classes at 3
p.m., Shabbos Mincha at 4 p.m,, Shacharit at 9 a.m.,
Ladies and Men study groups, 1 hour before Mincha,
Saturday evening – Mincha and Seudah every Shabbos before Shabbos ends!
Rabbi Yair Fine can be reached for questions and
consultation
at
(347)
407-1842
or
[email protected]. Visit us on the web at
www.beithillel.org
We would be pleased to arrange for you a tour of
our facility. We’re located at 2164 Ralph Avenue
(corner of Avenue L), Brooklyn, NY 11234 – Phone:
(718) 763-2400.
www.beithillel.org - Email:
[email protected]
Congregation
Beth Tikvah
Rabbi Yosef (Yossi) and Perel Serebryanski welcome everyone to daily services. Beth Tikvah is located at the corner of Seaview Avenue and East 88th
Street. For information regarding services, special
events and classes please call 347 893-6476 or email
[email protected].
Congregation AAA Canarsie
& Sephardic Jewish Center
President Karl Birenbaum, Vice President Moshe
Leizerovici, Rabbi Myron and Rebbizin Sarah
Rakowitz would like to welcome you to our Synagogues: Congregation Ahavath Achim Anshei Canarsie, and Sephardic Jewish Center of Canarsie – at
9420 Glenwood Road. Our phone number is (718)
272-2888.
Please note: Whoever has to contact the shul for
any reason may do so at (718) 272-2888.
We wish everyone a healthy and good week.
We look forward to seeing you all.
In Memoriam
Sylvia Fidler
December 22, 1921 - May 17, 2014
The Canarsie Courier extends deepest
condolences to Lew Fidler & his family
on the passing of his mother Sylvia.
May She Rest in Peace.
Plymouth
Congregational Church
We the members of Plymouth Congregational
Church extend Christian greetings to all. You are
welcome to attend our weekly fellowship and worship services for the preaching of the gospel and exposition of Holy Scripture. Our senior Pastor is Rev.
Albert R. Morrison. We are located at 1223 East 96th
Street, Brooklyn, NY, between Avenue J and Flatlands Ave.
Church: (718) 649-5962 Fax: (718) 649-3702
Email: [email protected]
Sunday Morning: 9:30am—Youth and Adult Sunday School; 11:00 a.m.—Devotional period;
11:15am—Worship Service. Monday: 7:00pm—
“Hour of Prayer” Meeting. Tuesday: 7:00pm—Choir
Rehearsal. Wednesday Evening: 7:30pm—Prayer
and Bible Study. 1st Sunday ~ Communion Observance. 2nd Sunday ~ Youth Ministry. 3rd Sunday ~
Men’s Fellowship. 5th Sunday ~ Missionary Service.
St. Albans Church
9408 Farragut Road, Brooklyn, NY 11236 (718)
257-0706. Sunday services at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Rector: Reverend Canon George L. Bonner, BA,
MSc (Hons).
Word Aflame
Community Church
Come and enjoy one of our inspiring worship
services.
Sunday mornings at 10:30 a.m., Sunday School at
9:30 a.m.
While you are visiting, inquire about some of our
community programs:
•Joshua’s Army for Boys (8-16 yrs.)
•Women’s Support Group
• Family Counseling
• Résumé Writing Workshops
• Praise Dancing for Girls
1880 Rockaway Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11236
(between Avenue M & Avenue N). (718) 763-2744.
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The
Active
Consumer
By Dara Mormile
What are your plans for Memorial
Day? One thing that should be on
your list is joining the community for
the annual Canarsie Memorial Day
Parade! Sponsored by organizations
including the Canarsie Lions, the
Thomas Jefferson Democratic Club
and the 69th Precinct Community
and Clergy Councils, the Canarsie
Memorial Day Parade will assemble at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, May
26th, at Holy Family Church, 9719
Flatlands Avenue. The parade will
conclude at the Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Club and ceremonies
will honor the men and women who
made the ultimate sacrifice for our
country! Everyone is encouraged to
join the Canarsie Memorial Day
Parade – and tell your friends, family, neighbors and veterans!...
There’s going to be another opportunity to come out for a good cause
on Thursday, May 29th. The 69th
Precinct will be hosting a
Community Blood Drive from noon
until 6 p.m. Your blood donations
will help save up to three lives! To be
eligible to donate blood, you must
weigh a minimum of 110 pounds, be
16 to 75 years old, eat well (low-fat)
and drink fluids. You also need to
bring photo ID with your signature.
Everyone who donates at the
Community Blood Drive will
receive a gift! Want more information on the 69th Precinct Community
Blood Drive, which is being hosted
in partnership with New York Blood
Center? Call 917-593-4180 and help
save a life today!...
After you participate in those honorable community events, head on
over to Jordan’s Lobster Dock
Restaurant in Sheepshead Bay.
They’ll whet your appetite after all
that running around! There’s nothing
like a delicious juicy, broiled or
steamed lobster dinner to fill you up.
Jordan’s Lobster Dock dinner specials include their mouthwatering
lobsters, served with French fries,
sweet potato fries or a salad and cole
slaw. You can also add dessert – key
lime pie or chocolate cake – to your
dinner. Hungry yet? Jordan’s Lobster
is ready to take your order! Visit their
retail market or call 1-800-404CLAW to find out more about their
specials!...
We hope everyone enjoys their
Memorial Day weekend. Remember
– it’s not just about having a Monday
off from work – it’s about honoring
those who served our country! The
Canarsie Courier’s office will be
closed on Memorial Day, so get those
advertisements to us bright and early
Tuesday, when we reopen at 9 a.m.
May 22, 2014
Mount Sinai Beth Israel Brooklyn
Employees Receive 2014 Heart Award
Three employees at Mount Sinai Beth
Israel Brooklyn are recipients of the
2014 Heart Award. With colleagues,
family and friends present, Patricia Davitt, RN, Elizabeth Tangney, PT, DPT,
MS, and Vadim Leyko, MSA, RRT,
RPSGT, each received a certificate and
crystal plaque at a breakfast reception
held on Thursday, May 1st.
Hospital President Lin H. Mo and
Vice President for Administration Rhona
Hetsrony led the tribute to the honorees,
who were nominated and selected by
their peers.
Ms. Davitt, a nurse for more than 20
years, is a dynamic person who plays
an active role in several hospital committees working towards providing optimal patient care. She gives her heart
and soul to her job and works continuously to improve interdepartmental
communications, according to Catherine
Leota, RN, Nurse Manager, 2 West.
Ms. Davitt was honored with a Beatrice Renfield Excellence Award for
Patient Centered Care in 2010 and was
part of the 2 West patient care team
that received the 2011 Renfield Circle
of Excellence award for Multidisciplinary Team Collaboration. She was
also a nominee for 1199SEIU/League
Nurse of Distinction honors.
Ms. Tangney is a Senior Physical
Therapist who has been with the hos-
pital since 2007.
“When Elizabeth joined our rehab
staff, she came with a high level of skills
and professionalism coupled with dedication to patient care,” said Michael
Mattia, DPT, MHA, Director of Rehabilitation Therapies. “She embodies the
spirit of ‘always here to help’ – consistently providing the highest quality
of care with a smile and a positive
attitude for which she receives accolades from colleagues, patients and
their families.”
Mr. Leyko, Director for Administration, manages respiratory therapy services and has transformed a department
to a high-functioning team of professionals that provide state-of-the-art care
to patients. Under his leadership, the
hospital’s respiratory therapy team has
successfully weaned patients from ventilators and shifted airway management
to bi-level positive air pressure, which
allows a better experience for patients
while ensuring their ventilation.
“Among our fellow staff members,
there is perhaps no greater honor than
to be recognized by one’s peers,” said
Ms. Hetsrony. “The Heart Award is a
testimony to the dedication to patient
care, interpersonal skills, and excellent work ethic of our honorees.”
Photos and text courtesy of
Mount Sinai Beth Israel
Mount Sinai Beth Israel Brooklyn President Lin H. Mo (second from left)
with recipients of the 2014 Heart Award (left to right) Elizabeth Tangney,
PT, DPT, MS; Vadim Leyko, MSA, RRT, RPSGT; and Patricia Davitt, RN.
Mount Sinai Beth Israel Brooklyn’s Marisa Ognibene, Director, Human
Resources; Maurice Alwaya, MD, Attending, Pulmonary and Critical
Care; 2014 Heart Award recipient Vadim Leyko, MSA, RRT, RPSGT;
and Rhona Hetsrony, Vice President for Administration.
May 22, 2014
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important issue,” said Schumer.
“I am pleased that Senator Schumer has joined
me in calling the New York City Landmarks
Preservation Committee to recognize Jackie
Robinson’s house as a historic landmark. I
strongly believe that there is a continued need to
address racial and ethnic bias and tensions in
New York City, which is why it is more important now than ever to raise up symbols like this
house, not only to advance social equality, but to
use as an education establishment for youth to
learn from for years to come,” Williams said.
Schumer put his full support behind a national
campaign, launched by Councilmember
Williams last year and discussed the urgency for
New York City to provide a landmark designation to this building so that it cannot be altered or
torn down. Schumer explained that by granting
New York City landmark status to the house, the
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Physical Therapy Association
Michael Mattia, PT, DPT, MS, MHA, Director
of Rehabilitation Therapies at Mount Sinai Beth Israel
Brooklyn, is the President-elect of the New York
Physical Therapy Association (NYPTA).
He has worked at Beth Israel Brooklyn for more
than 20 years and is well-respected by hospital colleagues for his clinical and management abilities.
In 2013, he was the recipient of the hospital’s Heart
Award, bestowed by peers in recognition of his
compassion, dedication and ability to work with others and his community education outreach efforts,
as well as advocacy work on behalf of his profession.
The NYPTA is composed of approximately 5,000
licensed physical therapists, PT assistants and PT/
PTA students. It is dedicated to serving the public’s
interests, improving the standard of health for people of all ages, and advancing the interests of PTs in
New York State.
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University in 2006 and holds a Master’s Degree in
Hospital Administration from Ohio University, and
a Master in Science from Long Island University.
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NOW
THEN
For a “Touch of Italy” right here in Canarsie,
residents visited Caffé Degli Amici (translated
“Café of Friends”) for an after dinner espresso
and delicious pastries. The café, which was
located at 1356 Rockaway Parkway on the
southwest corner of Farragut Road, had outdoor
tables where customers enjoyed their specialties – Italian soft drinks and juices, espresso,
cappuccino, pastries and cheesecake. Caffé
Degli Amici was open for a short time in the
early 1980’s (see photo on left). After it closed,
it was home to several businesses, including
luncheonettes and delis.
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Cleanliness Is Next To Godliness On Church Lane!
Photos and text by
Linda Steinmuller
Church Lane between Remsen Avenue and East 91st Street is an unsightly mess and Canarsie resident Barbara
Favorito is fed up! Unsure who is responsible for cleaning up the eyesore
- which is an accumulation of trash,
old tires and overgrown weeds - she
contacted the Canarsie Courier and
City Councilman Alan Maisel for help.
The problem is that Church Lane, as
well as other lanes around the community, are “orphaned streets” according to the councilman – an issue he’s
been grappling since he took over the
council seat in January. “These orphaned
streets are publicly used streets that
the city refuses to accept ownership
of,” Maisel explained. He has sponsored a bill that would require extensive
research to map the “forgotten” streets
but residents say they can’t wait until
the issue gets resolved. Fortunately,
Remsen Avenue resident Barbara
Favorito (left), Kurt Sullivan and
Councilman Alan Maisel (right).
Millennium Development sent a team
5-22-14
Kurt Sullivan pitches in and rakes
garbage-strewn Church Lane.
Frankie Aiuto gets rid of those nasty
weeds cluttering Church Lane.
of workers to take care of the problem
– and the lane is looking spiffier than
ever! Thanks to Councilman Maisel
and the Millennium crew!
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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS
POLICE:
69th Pct. Switchboard..........................................(718) 257-6211
69th Pct. Community Affairs................................(718) 258-4444
63rd Pct. Switchboard...........................................(718) 258-4411
Housing Police (24 hrs.)...............................(718)386-5357
FBI..........................................................................(212) 384-1000
EMERGENCIES (Police/Fire/Ambulance)............................911
REPRESENTATIVES & LEGISLATORS:
Senator Charles Schumer
757 Third Avenue, Room 1702, NY 10017.......................(212) 486-4430
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
780 Third Avenue, NYC 10017........................................(212) 688-6262
Congressman Hakeem Jeffries
55 Hanson Place, Bklyn NY 11217................................(718) 237-2211
State Senator John L. Sampson
1226 East 96th Street, Bklyn NY 11236...........................(718) 649-7653
State Senator Martin J. Golden
7408 5th Avenue, Bklyn NY 11209...................................(718) 238-6044
State Senator Kevin Parker
1300 Flatbush Avenue, Bklyn NY 11210................(718) 629-6401
State Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein
3520 Nostrand Ave, Bklyn NY 11229...............................(718) 648-4700
State Assemblyman Nick Perry
942 Utica Avenue, Bklyn NY 11203.................................(718) 385-3336
Borough President Eric Adams
Borough Hall, Bklyn NY 11201........................................(718) 802-3700
City Councilman Alan Maisel
2424 Ralph Avenue, Bklyn NY 11234...........................(718) 241-9330
City Councilwoman Inez Barron
718 Pennsylvania Ave., Bklyn NY 11207..................(718) 649-9495
City Councilman Jumaane D. Williams
4517 Avenue D, Bklyn, NY 11203.........................(718) 629-2900
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
Bayview Houses Community Assoc.....................(347) 216-5909
Community Board 18............................................(718) 241-0422
Marine Park Civic Assoc.......................................(718) 336-7343
Mill Basin Civic Assoc..........................................(718) 968-2777
South Canarsie Civic Assoc..................................(718) 251-7145
69th Pct. Community Council...............................(718) 257-6205
63rd Pct. Community Council...............................(718) 258-4444
United Canarsie South Civic Assoc.......................(718) 531-8130
Community Education Council (CEC)..................(718) 566-6008
Glenwood Houses Residents Association.............(917) 319-0480
Friends United Block Association (FUBA)...........(718) 508-2311
HOTLINES:
Alzheimer’s Resource Center...........................................(212) 442-3086
AC&C-Animal Rescue ....................................................(212) 788-4000
ASPCA-To report abuse...................................................(212) 876-7700
American Red Cross.........................................................(718) 330-9200
Air/Noise/Water/Sewer Complaints...................................................311
AIDS Hotline (HASA)...........................................311 or (718) 557-1399
Domestic Violence Hotline..............................................1-800-621-4673
Canarsie Historical Society................................................(718)531-0886
Child Abuse Information.................................................1-800-342-3720
Consumer Complaint...........................................................................311
Community Education Council - District 18....................(718) 566-6008
Dept. of Environmental Protection...................................(212) 637-3000
Dept. of Youth and Community Development..................(212) 442-6006
F.E.M.A. (Disaster Assistance)...................................1 (800) 621-FEMA
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)........311 or 1 (800) 692-0557
Heat Complaints..................................................................................311
Mayor’s Community Affairs Unit........................................................311
MEDICAID / SNAP.........................................................(718) 557-1399
MEDICARE....................................................................1-800-633-4227
NYC Dept. for the Aging.....................................................................311
Parking Regulations (Daily)................................................................311
Parks Department.............................................................(646) 613-1200
Pest Control.........................................................................................311
Poison Control..................................................................(212) 764-7667
Pothole Repair......................................................................................311
Public Advocate................................................................(212) 669-7250
Sanitation Dept....................................................................................311
Social Security.................................................................1-800-772-1213
Street Light Repair (D.O.T.) ...............................................................311
Suicide Help Line..........................................................1 (800) 273-8255
Taxi & Limousine Comm. Complaints................................................311
Traffic Lt. Complaints (D.O.T.) ..........................................................311
Victims Services Hotline..................................................(212) 577-7777
Veterans Administration..................................................1-800-827-1000
Keep Us In-The-Know!
Invite the community to your next
civic meeting! Just send us the
details by any Tuesday at 4 p.m.
Fax the information to
us at 718-272-0870
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CLUBS / MEETINGS
69th Precinct
Community Council
The next scheduled meeting of the
69th Precinct Community Council
will take place on Tuesday, May 27th
at 8 p.m. at the H.E.S., 9502 Seaview
Avenue. The public is encouraged to
attend and bring quality of life issues
to the council for discussion. For further information, call 718-257-6205.
63rd Precinct
Community Council
The next meeting of the 63rd
Precinct Community Council will take
place on Wednesday, May 28th at 8
p.m. in the Community Room at Kings
Plaza, located on Flatbush Avenue and
Avenue V. Call 718-258-4444 for more
info.
Canarsie Recovery
Coalition May Meeting
Are you still looking for some answers after Sandy? The Canarsie Recovery Coalition is holding its monthly
meeting at the Bayview Community
Center at 5955 Shore Parkway on Friday, May 30th from 9:30 to 11:30
a.m. Email: [email protected] for more information.
CEC 18 Meeting
The next calendar meeting of the
Community Education Council (CEC)
for School District 18 will take place on
Monday, June 2nd at 7 p.m. at the District Office, 1106 East 95th Street near
Conklin Avenue. For information, call
718-566-6011.
United Canarsie South
Civic Association
Come meet and greet your community neighbors and friends at the
United Canarsie South Civic Association meeting Tuesday, June 10th at
7:30 p.m. at the H.E.S., 9502 Seaview
Avenue (entrance on East 95th Street).
Hear and be heard. Call 718-5318130.
EVENTS
Beach Campfire
Join a park ranger for a beach
campfire and a sing-along at Jacob
Riis Park, Boardwalk and 169th Street
on Friday, May 23rd from 7 to 10 p.m.
Bring a blanket or chair and s’mores
fixins’! Take Q22 or Q35 bus to beach.
Annual Canarsie
Memorial Day Parade
Kingsborough Summer
Concert Series
Come join local elected officials,
civic groups, schools, etc. to honor the
men and women of our armed forces
at the Annual Canarsie Memorial Day
Parade on Monday, May 26th. Veterans are urged to participate! Parade
participants will assemble at 10:30
a.m. at Holy Family Church, 9719 Flatlands Avenue. Route will conclude at
the Thomas Jefferson Democratic
Club, 77 Conklin Avenue, where refreshments will be served immediately after the parade.
Celebrate Independence Day with
a Big Band tribute to America at the
Kingsborough Community College
Bandshell. Enjoy patriotic songs by
Jeremy David & The Fabulous Equinox
Orchestra on Saturday, July 5th at 8
p.m. Gates open at 7 p.m. Admission
and parking is free. Kingsborough is
located at 2001 Oriental Boulevard.
Blood Drive At
69th Precinct
Registration dates for the 69th
Precinct Community Council Baseball
season will take place Mondays and
Wednesdays until May 29th from 6 to
8 p.m. at the H.E.S., 9502 Seaview Avenue. Games will be played every
Monday and Wednesday from July
7th to August 27th at Canarsie Park at
5:30 p.m. Open to boys and girls, ages
5-14 years old. Call 718-257-6205 for
more information.
Do your part and donate blood!
There will be a bus mobile in front of
the 69th Precinct, 9720 Foster Avenue, on Thursday, May 29th from
noon to 6 p.m.
Yoga In The Park
For Beginners
Join a park ranger outdoors to
learn basic yoga poses and breathing
techniques at the Ryan Visitor Center
in Floyd Bennett Field on Saturday,
May 31st from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.
Call 718-318-4340 for reservations.
Q35 bus to visitors’ center.
Autism Walk
In Canarsie
My Time Inc.’s 7th Annual Parents
Supporting Parents Walk-A-Thon will
take place on Saturday, June 7th in Canarsie Park, East 89th Street and Seaview Avenue. Registration time is 10
a.m. Donate/help raise funds or build
a team. Visit www.crowdrise.com/mtiparentsupport.
Fostering Parent
Leadership For
Student Success
The NYCDOE & CEJ Present Fostering Parent Leadership for Student Success. The presentation for middle
school parents will be held at the Van
Siclen Community Middle School, 800
Van Siclen Avenue, on Saturday, June
7th from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Register at
schools.nyc.gov/ParentsFamilies or
call 212-374-4118.
Walk NYC - Marine Park
Get out to a park and walk! Marine
Park is hosting Walk NYC, a FREE program that encourages New Yorkers of
all ages to get fit while enjoying the
outdoors, on Monday, June 10th from
10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. A trained fitness instructor will lead the group in
a warm up, an exciting walk and a cool
down. All are welcome, including
dogs. For more info, contact [email protected].
OTHER
69th Precinct
Community Council Baseball
Avenue L Merchants
Logo Competition
The Canarsie Merchants Association invites middle and high school
students to design their own logo
style that reflects the strength of the
Canarsie community, business and
residents. To prepare a design for upload, make the file a JPEG file no
larger than 2MB and the image 8.5 x
11. The winning poster designers will
be awarded a $300 savings bond. The
deadline is Saturday, May 31st. Send
your entries to: Francois Bleus Jr., Success Stories Learning Center, 9506 Avenue L, Brooklyn, NY 11236. Email
[email protected].
Spiritual Poetry Contest
Rainbow Poets is sponsoring a religious poetry contest. Submit a poem,
21 lines or less, by June 14th on any
subject with a spiritual reference, like
a love poem, poem of praise or one
that inspires others. There is a $1,000
grand prize and 50 prizes totaling
more than $4,000. Send your poem,
including name and address on page
with poem, to Free Poetry Contest, PO
Box 21, Talent, OR 97540 or enter online at www.rainbowpoets.com.
Summer Enrollment For
Youth Police Academy
The 2014 Youth Police Academy is a
six-week program, beginning on July
7th and ending on August 15th, that
provides positive interaction with police
officers and educates young people
about the challenges and responsibility
of police work. Enrollment ends on
June 27th. NYC residents between the
ages of 10 and 16 can download an application at: www.nyc.gov/html/
nypd/html/community_affairs/youth_p
rograms_summer_academy.shtml.
Please be advised that we must receive information on your community meetings/functions TUESDAYS before 4 p.m. In order to provide coverage of your event, we must be notified at least two weeks in advance.
May 22, 2014
1) Skidmore, Abram W.: Career as a constable in
Canarsie. Nassau County’s Chief and Commissioner of
Police from 1925-1945.
2) Richter, Gustav A.: Founder of Methodist
Protestant Church of Canarsie Band. Designer of
Canarsie Courier’s Old English masthead, still in use
today.
3) DuBose, Benj. Mayes: NYPD officer. Received
NYPD Medal of Honor.
4) Klee, William F.: A.K.A. Pop Klee. Direct descendant of William Warner, known as the Father of Canarsie.
5) Kidd, Rev. Clifford S.: Pastor of Grace Protestant
Methodist Church 1913 until his death in 1952.
6) Samitz, Robert M.: Graduate of Brooklyn Law
School. Co-owner of Flatlands Printing Company. Copublisher of Canarsie Courier.
7) Ljung, Carl L.: U.S. Marine Corps. Received nine
awards, including Purple Heart.
8) Cashmore, John: Brooklyn Borough President
1940 - 1961. 1952 Democratic candidate U.S. Senate.
9) Chellemi, Joseph: At 18, lost his life when entering
a burning building to awaken occupants.
10) Ryder, Richard H.: Union Army during the Civil
War, attaining the rank of Captain; Author.
11) Post, Rudolph M. “Posty”: Veteran of World War
II. Superintendent of Canarsie Cemetery.
12) Wanser, James D.: WW I veteran; Corporal in the
U.S. Marine Corps.
13) Lott, Schenck: Farmer. Owner of Schenck Lott
Farmhouse, one of the remaining buildings, which fronts
on a remnant of Canarsie Lane.
14) Lott, John I.: Son of farmer Schenck Lott.
15) Chollet, Eliza: Direct descendant of William II of
Holland.
16) Potter, Lillian Lott: Grandmother of Gene Lott
Potter, who created a Canarsie Cemetery historical web
site.
17) Oberg, Elsie F. and Raymond J.: Descendants of
many of Canarsie’s first families including the Guilers, the
McCroddens, and the Bedells. Co-founder of Canarsie
Historical Society.
18) Serene, Rev. James S.: Second pastor of
Methodist Protestant Episcopal Church of Canarsie.
19) Quaritius, Christian: Civil War Vetran served 15
years in the U.S. Navy. Invented the patent for a lifeboat
lowering and detaching safety apparatus.
20) Nolan, John H.: Civil War veteran. Renowned for
his role as the drummer boy who beat the long roll at 1864
Battle of Cedar Creek, Va.
21) Wilson, John M.: Enlisted in the Union Army on
July 8, 1863. President of local Board of Education as well
as a Justice of the Peace. I.S. 211 was named John M.
Wilson School in his honor.
22) Rogers, William H.: Civil War Veteran. Justice of
the Peace for the town of Canarsie.
23) Rogers, William H., Jr., MD, FACS: Attended
Long Island College Hospital’s College of Medicine,
graduated in 1905. Practiced as an ear, nose and throat
specialist.
24) Skidmore, Joel: Descendant of the Canarsee
Indians through his mother, Mary Robertson. Tax collector for the Town of Flatlands and Court Officer in the
Kings County Supreme Court.
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Ira Kluger, Canarsie Cemetery historian, was
instrumental in the organization of the map along
with Anthony Desmond and Patrick Russo of
Canarsie Cemetery. Description of individuals have
been revised to fit space allotment.
25) Dunnet, Robert H.: Established an early newspaper, The Canarsie Local. Published first edition on
March 5, 1915. Price was two cents.
26) Warts, Williams H.: Veteran of the Civil War.
Served with NY Volunteers Signal Corps from 18611864. Commissioned as Lieutenant. Served as a Justice
of the Peace for the Town of Flatlands.
27) Stillwell, Lester J.: Together with Walter S.
Patrick, founded the Canarsie Courier, first published
on April 22, 1921.
28) Warner, William: Known as “Father of
Canarsie,” “Mayor of Canarsie,” and “Canarsie’s First
Millionaire.” Superintendent of Brooklyn and Jamaica
Railroad Company; formed the company which built
the Brooklyn and Rockaway Beach Railroad.
29) Wilson, William R.: Son of Justice of the Peace
John M. Wilson. Served as Assistant Corporation
Counsel for NYC and as a Justice of NY Supreme
Court.
30) Ford, John T.: Justice of the Peace, Town of
Flatlands.
31) McCrodden, James and Margaret: Born in
1786 and 1793 respectively, they are most likely the
earliest-born persons interred in Canarsie Cemetery.
32) Redfern, John A.: Prosperous livestock dealer
in Canarsie. Owned 150 cows and 150 pigs. Friend and
political ally of Justice John M. Wilson.
33) Weinhold, Charles H. J.: Merchant; operated a
general store at 1536 Rockaway Parkway.
34) Jones, Owen: Established postal service in
Canarsie. Canarsie’s first postmaster from 1852 to
1859. Civil War veteran.
35) Holmes, Rev. Bert: Prominent member of one
of Canarsie’s earliest African-American families.
Pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church. Nephew of
Rev. Emmanuel Holmes, who founded the church in the
1880s as St. Paul’s Congregational Church.
36) Denton, John F.: Renowned local historian, he
was regarded by the Canarsie Historical Society as the
world’s foremost authority on Canarsie’s history.
37) Abeler, Albert: One of the first members of the
106th Infantry Regiment to die in World War I. Killed
in action in Belgium. Granted the Purple Heart.
38) Holmes, Sergeant David: Civil War veteran.
Served with the 20th NY Colored Infantry. Promoted to
Sergeant.
39) Alexander, Edmund H.: Served two terms as
Canarsie’s representative–NYS State Assembly.
Member of the NY State National Guard who fought
against Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa. One of the
organizers of Canarsie’s American Legion Post No. 573.
40) Samitz, Joseph B.: Co-owner of the Flatlands
Printing Company. Co-publisher of the Canarsie
Courier.
41) Denton, Frank D.: Little is known about Frank
Denton, but his monument suggests that he was an
author of some renown.
Canarsiens Will Soon Have A “L”ot More Trains To Travel
By Dara Mormile
With more people moving into neighborhoods in
Brooklyn along the L line, the MTA has added hundreds of new trains to accommodate the rapid
growth. Due to an increased demand – and based on
analysis of schedules – NYC Transit Authority is
adding service once again to the L, as well as the
connecting M line.
“Among the changes is a significant increase in L
weekend service, which will decrease wait times for
customers as well as increase capacity on a line that
continues to see ridership growth, most notably during off-peak hours,” said NYC Transit President,
Carmen Bianco. “Ridership is at an all-time high,
including records for weekend ridership. These are
customers who rely on us for all of their transportation needs, both work and play, and we are trying to
meet that demand with our available resources.”
The adjustments on the L and M represent significant increases in service to accommodate growing
ridership. They are:
• Saturday L service will be increased by a total
of 33 round trips between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m.;
• Sunday L service will be increased by a total of
23 round trips between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m.;
• Weekday evening L service will be increased by
a total of three round trips;
• Weekday M service will be increased by a total
of one round trip (one northbound trip in the morning and one southbound trip in the late afternoon);
Increased Forest Hills-bound weekday morning
and Metropolitan Avenue-bound weekday afternoon
service on the M line will also lower wait times during peak periods.
“NYC Transit regularly reviews, evaluates and
adjusts subway and bus schedules to ensure that
they accurately match current rider demand. These
reviews are a critical part of our efforts to provide
customers with the most efficient and effective service possible,” Bianco added.
Implementation of the changes, which are scheduled for Fall 2014, will cost approximately $1.7
million annually. M service changes will be concurrent with the Hurricane Sandy-related restoration of
R service through the Montague Tube.
These changes are in addition to the schedule and
service changes already planned for implementation
in June 2014 that include eight weekday and eight
weekend round trips on the L and the weekend
extension of the M from Myrtle Avenue to Delancey
Street-Essex Street.
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ACTION CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED
Part time or Full Time
Minimum 15 years experience
Highly experienced in
painting, plastering, taping &
sanding.
Must have car & tools.
Great pay
upon experience.
(347) 226-0202
AUTO WANTED
Handyman - able body, person
looking to do construction,
plumbing, superintendent or any
type of cleaning jobs, painting.
(347) 549-6828
Daycare assistant needed. Health &
safety training required. Call after
6 pm. (718) 649-8161
Extinguisher Service Tech. Need
clean license, desire to learn. (718)
209-2414
FOR SALE
BUSINESS FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
OFFICE FOR RENT
Canarsie: 3 room office trailer,
bathroom/heat + AC, desk. (917)
560-4826
THIS WEEK’S CONTEST WINNERS ARE...
Piece Of My Heart
LYDIA BENNETT REID
Ethel Sings
SUSAN VISCARDI
Slam (Streb Lab Action Mechanics)
LIZZETTE SANTIAGO
Please be advised that tickets will be forfeited if winners
do not redeem them within a week after being notified.
Hayward swimming pool, ladder,
filter, $75, best offer. (718) 2411414
May 22, 2014
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ACTION CLASSIFIED
HOUSES FOR SALE
BALDWIN, LONG ISLAND
Totally updated 3 BR house, on
canal in beautiful Baldwin, Long
Island, Large master BR, above
ground pool, bi-level deck, gas
fireplace, extra loft space. Move
in ready! $399k-$409k. Call to
see, must have pre-approval.
Denise Hibbert
Licensed Realtor
Sailing Home Realty
(516) 457-0617
(516) 377-4760
about.me/denise.hibbert
CANARSIE
2 family brick, 9 BRs. 2 over 3
over 3, 1 1/2 baths on each
floor. Living room & Dining
room. Private driveway for 2
cars. For selling broker 2.5%
commission.
Yves,
Exit All
Seasons Realty
(646) 286-7580
Flatbush
E 40s & Clarendon
Beautiful one fam S/D featuring 4
BRs, FRML, DR, modern kitchen
and baths. Full finished basement w/seperate entrance. Detached 1 car garage. House in
mint condition. 1st offering only.
Only $400,000. Call for appt.
BUYING OR SELLING
FRANK
J.
RIO
ATTORNEY AT LAW
718-258-2255
2011 Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11234
• A legal team specializing in real estate law
gives you the knowledge and advice of our
years of experience and can save you money
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CONTRACT & CLOSING
THIS WEEKEND’S
OPEN HOUSES
OPEN HOUSE
(718) 692-4020
Flatlands/Old Mill Basin
Just Arrived! Rare find!
Detached Brick Tudor!
Most desirable!
3 bedrooms, finished basement,
private driveway & garage.
Only $499K. Call for an exclusive showing.
FILLMORE R.E.
(718) 377-6161
Canarsie: By owner. Negotiable!
Large 2 family home, 2 car parking, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, basement. (917) 650-3300
Lithonia, Georgia: New 5 BR, 4
baths, 3 story house. Huge master BR w/sitting area, large bath
w/jacuzzi. Fabulous kitchen with
island. 2 living rooms. ground
floor has full 3 BR apartment
w/seperate entrance. $440K.
Principals only. Call (407) 9281333
OMB: 1 family, 5 bedrooms, big
backyard. Must see! $439,000
neg. Owner (718) 496-1563
Call for a FREE
confidential consultation
Saturday & Sunday 2-4 pm
9309 Avenue N
(btwn E. 93 & E. 94)
Canarsie: Semi 2 family brick, 6
1/2, 5 1/2, 5 rooms, finished basement. Bright & Airy, extra large
rooms throughout, Hardwood
floors, Eat in kitchen. Private driveway & garage. Vacant at closing.
Low $500’s Fin# 429016
FILLMORE R.E.
(718) 253-2500
(718) 377-6161
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT
Farragut/Glenwood:
Share
kitchen/bath, $450. No Smoking
(718) 241-0325; (347) 615-0219
Brownsville: Near Brookdale
Hospital, large furnished, $650
monthly.
No smoking/pets.
Katich Realty (917) 803-0652
Canarsie:
Furnished, share
kitchen & bathroom, $165. Call
after 4pm (917) 716-7080
Canarsie: Unfurnished, share
kitchen/bath. No pets/smoking.
ID. No Broker (917) 816-8177.
OMB: Unfurnished, $170 weekly,
share kitchen/bath, near transportation. (347) 675-7907
Canarsie: 1st floor, HWF, $150
weekly. Call (516) 312-9362
E. Flatbush: Large unfurnished,
$550 monthly, share kitchen/bath,
near transportation. Broker (347)
393-9403
Georgetown/Ave M:
Unfurnished, $150 weekly, share
kitchen/bath. (718) 531-3851
Canarsie: Large furnished, not a
basement, light or no cooking.
(718) 495-2824
Large clean furnished. Share
kitchen & bathroom. Utilities included. (917) 528-7678
Mill Basin: Unfurnished, share
kitchen/bath. Call (347) 3555627; (347) 792-6339; (347) 3072331.
• Mortgages, refinances, purchases and sales;
dealing with one firm makes it easy and affordable.
FROM.....................................
$495
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT
Canarsie: Large unfurnished,
$160 weekly. Share kitchen/bath.
Call (347) 777-8849
Canarsie: Unfurnished large, no
smoking/pets. Share kitchen &
bathroom. (718) 614-5562; (917)
847-9959
Canarsie: Small furnished, share
kitchen & bathroom, $140 weekly.
Call (917) 609-2093
Canarsie: Large semi-furnished,
share kitchen & bathroom, $650.
Call (347) 249-0610
Canarsie: Unfurnished $500.
Share kitchen/bath, backyard,
porch. Call (718) 508-2311
Canarsie: Nicely furnished room,
near transportation. $160 weekly.
(347) 312-2335; (917) 200-6762
Share kitchen/bath. No pets.
(917) 600-4369
Canarsie: Furnished room, $185.
Share
kitchen/bath.
No
pets/smoking. Cable/internet included. (212) 470-8056
Canarsie:
Unfurnished $175
weekly. Share kitchen/bath. No
smoking/pets. (646) 305-1254
Canarsie:
Unfurnished $175
weekly. Share kitchen/bath. No
smoking/pets. (646) 463-9295
Canarsie:
Furnished, share
kitchen/bath. No smoking/pets.
Call (917) 592-4983
E. Flatbush: Unfurnished $550
monthly. Share kitchen/bath. Call
(718) 941-2020
Share
kitchen/bath.
No
smoking/pets. (646) 269-0136
Bed Stuy:
Furnished $175
weekly. Share kitchen/bath. One
Star Realty (347) 772-0960
Canarsie:
Clean unfurnished
$600. Share kitchen/bath. Near
transportation. (347) 469-2446;
(347) 444-2432
Canarsie: Large furnishd, 1 fullsize bedroom w/brand new mattress. Large flatscreen TV, cable
w/premium channels, internet
w/computer, DVD player, stereo,
small refrigerator & microwave.
Light & gas, renter controls own
heat. Air conditioner also included. $225 weekly w/references. (347) 405-6512.
“All real estate advertised herein is subject to the
Federal Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to
advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention
to make such preference, limitation or discrimination. We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the
law. All persons are hereby informed that all
dwellings advertised are available on an equal,
opportunity basis.”
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ACTION CLASSIFIED
HOUSES FOR SALE
“Experience The Difference”
8604 Flatlands Avenue
• Office: 718-272-6500 • Cell: 917-952-7771
• Fax: 718-257-3539
Canarsie: One of the
nicest
houses
around. 2 fam brick
4 BR duplex + 2 BRs
+ finished WI bsmt.
Built in garage, pvt
driveway & backyard.
Big kitchen, updated
baths, large BRs,
parquet floors &
much more. Great
location, near all.
Ref #346
FOR SALE
Canarsie: Nice 2
bedrooms 2 bath
Condo.
First
floor.
Private
backyard + porch.
Low
maintenance. Great Location! Near all.
Ref #351
Canarsie: Large 2
family brick, 3 bedroom duplex over 2
bedroom apartment
over finished basement. Built-in garage,
pvt driveway, nice
size rooms, parquet
floors & more. Quiet
block. Near to all.
Priced to sell. Low
$500’s. Ref #348
Canarsie:
Price
Break: Beautiful 3 story
semi-detached 2 fam
brick. 3 bedroom duplex + 2 bedroom, semifinished
basement.
Newly
renovated
kitchens with granite
countertops, renovated
baths, parquet flrs, new
roof & boiler. Built-in
garage, pvt driveway &
much more! Ref #340
Canarsie:
Brick
semi-detached
mixed-use 2 bedroom apartment over
office. Can be used
as a store, church or
other business. Plus
basement. Located
on very busy street.
Owner is very motivated. Price is right!
Don’t miss it!
Ref #345
APARTMENT TO SHARE
UNFURNISHED APT.
UNFURNISHED APT.
E 20’s on Avenue U
BO’S PRIME REALTY
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
8604 Flatlands Avenue
APARTMENT TO SHARE
Private bedroom, pets OK. Near
transportation & shopping. $600.
Broker
(917) 684-3715
APARTMENT WANTED
Looking for 1 bedroom apartment in Canarsie/Georgetown.
No Broker (718) 210-3444
Canarsie: Married couple looking for 2-3 bedroom. Excellent
credit/references $1,100-$1,400.
(347) 927-4395
UNFURNISHED APT.
OMB: Large studio, 1st floor,
kitchen & bathroom, HWF, includes all utilities, $1,150. Broker (917) 361-5914
Bergen Beach: Walk in studio,
gas & electric included. Good income/credit, $1,000. Broker (917)
995-7489
Canarsie: Spacious 1 bedroom,
$1,200. How To Sell Realty (718)
377-3795
E. Flatbush: Renovated 1 bedroom, $1,200, everything included, credit check required.
Cutting Edge RE (718) 717-9604
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
CANARSIE
Large Studio.................................$1,000
utilities included
*************
CANARSIE
2 bedroom....................................$1,300
+ electric
*************
CANARSIE
Nice 2 bedroom............................$1,450
+ utilities
*************
E. FLATBUSH
Nice 2 bedrooms..........................$1,550
+ utilities
*************
CANARSIE
3 BRs, split level, 1 1/2 bath..........$1,850
+ utilities
****************************
MORE APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE IN
OTHER AREAS!
**************************
Call us!
(718) 272-6500
(917) 952-7771
Canarsie/Paerdegat: Beautiful 1
BR, HWF, close to transportation.
$1,200 neg. Broker (347) 674-5517
Canarsie: 1 BR, walk-in, separate
entrance. Available 6/1. Owner
(917) 975-4414
Canarsie:
Beautiful 1 BR,
$1,250. Utilities not included.
Broker (516) 881-0675
STARTING FROM:
Studio
$900 monthly
1 bedroom
$1,000 monthly
2 bedrooms
$1,200 monthly
3 bedrooms
$1,500 monthly
No fees to landlord! We do
FULL credit, criminal, VOE,
background & eviction search!
Call
(718) 272-8988
or stop by
9201 FLATLANDS AVENUE
www.BrooklynRealProperty.com
E. Flatbush: 1 BR, near Kings
County Hospital. $775. Classy
Apartments R.E.(718) 391-8716
www.classyapts.com
Canarsie/E 100’s: Fully renovated
1 bedroom apartment. $1,250.
Call Phyllis Fillmore R.E. (718)
922-2200
UNFURNISHED APT.
UNFURNISHED APT.
Apartments Available
CANARSIE
All areas - All sizes
$900 - $1,600
No utilities included.
Near shopping & transportation.
Credit check. Programs welcomed.
Extra large 2 bedroom apartment
w/HWFs, balcony and located on
a quiet block.
BERTRAND’S
REAL ESTATE
(347) 635-6202
(347) 627-7528
Contact Beverly
Fillmore R.E.
(718) 922-2200
E. Flatbush/E 50’s: Fully renovated 1 bedroom apartment.
$1,250. Call Phyllis Fillmore
R.E. (718) 922-2200
Canarsie: Beautiful, nice 1 bedroom, near transportation. Call
Owner (718) 975-4560
ENY: 1st floor, 1 bedroom,
$1,000. Credit check. One Star
Realty (347) 772-0960
Canarsie: Nice 1 bedroom, near
transportation, $1,100 neg. Broker (917) 312-7775
Canarsie: Amazing 2 bedrooms,
$1,400, How To Sell Realty (718)
377-3795
Flatbush (Schenectady & Beverly): 2 bedrooms, renovated.
$1,500 flexible. Patti Fillmore
R.E. (718) 258-5616
E. Flatbush: Renovated 2 bedroom, $1,400, everything included, credit check. Cutting
Edge RE (718) 717-9604
Canarsie: 2 BR, no smoking/pets.
Owner (347) 723-7738 after 5pm.
Far Rockaway: 2 bedroom, beautiful, newly renovated, $1,300.
Broker (718) 708-4793
Marine Park: 2 BR, lg LR, 2nd
floor, newly renovated, parquet
floors, ideal location.
No
pets/smoking. $1,500. Broker
(917) 684-3715
Canarsie: Newly renovated 2
bedroom, $1,600. Near transportation. (718) 807-5526; (718)
986-0927
Brownsville: Newly renovated, 2
1/2 bedrooms, $1,500, near
Brookdale Hospital. Broker (718)
490-5703
E. Flatbush: Newly renovated,
large 2 bedrooms, near target,
$1,350. Broker (347) 393-9403
E. Flatbush/50’s: 2 BR, newly
renovated, new appliances,
$1,400, no brokers. Reserved Realty Roy McKenzie (917) 8469843
E 9st/Beverly Rd: 2 BR, $1,450.
Cutting Edge Real Estate (347)
683-0092
Canarsie: Beautiful 3 bedrooms,
$1,700. How To Sell Realty (718)
377-3795
Canarsie/Farragut/E81: Beautiful
3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, $1,800.
No programs.
No brokers.
Owner (917) 225-5461
Canarsie: Fully renovated 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, $2,000. Serious inquiries with good credit.
No program, no brokers. I mean
it! All utilities including heat, AC
extra. (917) 270-0615
E. Flatbush: 3 bedrooms, $1,700.
Near transportation. Great condition. Broker (347) 880-3680
Georgetown/E73 & L: 3 BR split,
1 1/2 baths, $1,750. Patti Fillmore R.E. (718) 258-5616
E28/Clarendon: 3 bedrooms, parquet floors, newly renovated,
$1,550. Patti Fillmore R.E.
(718) 258-5616
Spring Creek: 3 bedroom, 2 baths
$1,800. HWF. nyrealty411.com
Broker (347) 526-3501
Bed Stuy: Newly renovated 3
bedrooms, HWF, $1,800. Broker
(718) 287-5665; (347) 351-4090
Crown heights/E 45/Winthrop:
Large 3 bedroom balcony, Hardwood Floors, $1,800 utlities included. Broker (347) 393-9403
Canarsie: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, split level, good condition,
all utlities included $2,000. Cutting Edge R.E. (718) 717-9604
Canarsie/E 83/Flatlands: 3 BR
split. Gas included, $1,850.
Patti Fillmore R.E. (718) 2585616
Canarsie/E 80’s: 3 BR, 1 1/2
bath, fireplace, near transportation. $1,900. Broker (718) 9309132
Glenwood Rd: 3 BR, newly renovated, $1,950. No smoking.
(718) 251-1917
Canarsie: Newly renovated, 3
bedrooms, $1,950 w/ultilities.
Call (718) 763-1739
Crown Heights: Newly renovated, 3 bedrooms, HWFs, programs welcome. Owner (917)
913-2666
East New York: New 3 BR,
HWFs, $1,700. Broker (917)
995-7489
OMB: Excellent 3 BR, 2 baths,
ready, $1,700. Broker (917) 9957489
E. Flatbush: 3 BR, HWFs, closets, $1,700. Maxx Real Estate
(718) 954-5384
May 22, 2014
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ACTION CLASSIFIED
HOUSE FOR SALE
Brownsville: 4 fam
brk s/detd property, 7
BDs, 4 baths, full bsmt
& bkyd. Top 2 apts
fully
renovated,
HWFs, tenants have
no
leases,
near
Brookdale Hospital &
#3 train. Owner looking for reasonable
offer. Asking $499K.
(718) 272-6666
Fin #402009
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie
1 family duplex. 4 1/2
extra large room apt, full
finished
basement
w/seperate entrance.
New roof, garage &
driveway, front porch,
rear steel deck leading
to large backyard.
13,000 down to qualified
buyers. Fin #302022
(718) 272-6666
HOUSE FOR SALE
East Flatbush: Coop 1 BR spacious, in
prime neighborhood,
close o shops, train,
bus, & park. Priced
to sell!
Parquet
floors & big closests.
In nice development.
Fin #402008
(718) 272-6666
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 2-4pm
102-08 Avenue L
(btwn E 102 & E 103)
Canarsie:
2 family
attached brick duplex, 4
1/2 + 3 1/2, new roof, heat
system & hot water
heater, backyard, private
driveway & garage. Only
13,500 DP to qualified
buyers. Fin #402012
(718)
272-6666
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: 2 family semidetached. 4 bedrooms, 2
baths, huge 40x100 lot.
Large rooms, full finished
basement, private driveway
for 3 or 4 cars. Move-in condition! Walk to subway &
buses, minutes from Belt
Parkway. Fin #302047
(718) 272-6666
HOUSE FOR SALE
East Flatbush: 2
fam attached brick
duplex. 5 BR, 2
full & 2 part baths.
New
windows,
roof, pvt driveway.
full
Guarantee
vacancy!
Fin #402007
(718) 272-6666
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 2-4pm
105-05 Flatlands 1st Street
2 family attached brick
duplex, 2- 4 1/2 room
apts, full finished basement, 2 car parking, All
new windows, interior
stairs, walk to trans &
guaranteed full vacancy if
needed. Fin #402011
(718) 272-6666
HOUSE FOR SALE
HOUSE OF THE WEEK
Canarsie: 1 family
semi-detached
duplex, 2 stories.
New heating system,
new windows, new
vinyl, siding & fencing, new kitchen &
bath.
Too many
extras to mention! A
must see! Priced to
(718) 272-6666
sell. Fin #302050
HOUSE FOR SALE
East Flatbush (East 50s):
Price break!
1 family
detached on a 40x100 lot.
House is 20x50 with 6 1/2
rooms plus huge full finished basement! Parking
for 3 cars. Nice backyard!
Priced to sell. Only $14,000
down payment for qualified
buyers. Fin #302033
(718) 272-6666
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: 1 family
duplex, 4 BRs, 1
bath, LR, DR, 2 3/4
baths.
Gorgeous
ceramic tile kitchen,
HWFs, finished basement
w/seperate
entrance. 3 car parking. Fin #402003
(718) 272-6666
HOUSE FOR SALE
C a n a r s i e :
Excellent condition,
1
family
semiattached, 3 bedroom duplex, finished
basement,
shared drive.
Fin #408033
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: This semiattached move-in ready
2 family has 4 bedrooms
over 3 bedrooms plus a
huge finished basement
with 2 rooms. It also
comes with a garage and
a nice sized backyard.
Fin #408035
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie:
1 family
totally renovated corner property. 3 bedrooms, finished basement, 3 baths, hardwood & ceramic tile
floors, SS appliances.
Fin #408028
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: This
fully
detached 4 bedroom
duplex is located close
to the park, shopping
and transportation (B17
& B42 bus). It also has a
large living room and
kitchen Fin #408031
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
East New York: 3
family brick, only 14
years old. 3 bedrooms over 3 bedrooms over 2 bedrooms, no basement. Excellent condition!
Great for
user or investment.
Fin #408012
(718) 922-2200
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 2-4pm
1461 East 87th Street
(btwn Seaview & Avenue N)
Canarsie: 2 family
attached 3 bedroom
duplex over 2 bedrooms, full finished
basement,
porch,
built in 2 car garage.
Fin #408043
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: 2 family fully
detached double duplex
with 3 full baths, full finished basement with
partial bath, all new
kitchen with stainless
steel appliances, new
cabinets, counter tops,
updated
bathrooms,
separate boilers and hot
water heaters for each
unit. Fin #408019
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: Extra large 3
family attached brick. 3
bedrooms over 3 bedrooms over 1 bedroom,
new roof & windows,
private drive + garage.
Can
be
delivered
vacant. Fin #408004
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
ENY: 1 family brick
attached, 3 bedroom deuplex, private driveway, large
rooms, hardwood
floors. Fin #408038
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: 1 family
semi-detached 3 BR
duplex with 2 baths,
living room, formal
dining room, full finished basement &
detached
garage.
Fin #408007
(718) 922-2200
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