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• Canarsie • Marine Park • Mill Basin • Georgetown • Gerritsen Beach • Bergen Beach •
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Vol. 93 No. 45
Thursday, November 7, 2013
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IN THIS ISSUE
Residents Branch Out For
Free Trees
Page 12
Marathon Runner From Our
Neck Of The Woods
Page 16
Democratic Dinner Honors
Best Of The Best
November 7, 2013
These Kids Sure Have A Lot Of Character!
Every year, students, teachers and staff at P.S. 115 do their part to “celebrate” Halloween while also dressing up for a good cause – their Character Day Parade, which supports the American Cancer Society. Last
Thursday, almost everyone at the East 92nd Street elementary school dressed up as a character from one
of their favorite books. As is tradition, everyone marched around the schoolyard, showing off their costumes
and getting in the Halloween spirit. There was even a pumpkin patch in the schoolyard, complete with scarecrows and stacks of hay.
You may see and purchase more photos from the event by visiting www.canarsiecourier.com. Just
click on the blue button.
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Photos and text by Dara Mormile
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Action Classified...............39
Business Card Corner.........27
Business Directory...............35
Community Guide...............29
Medical Update...................30
Religious News..................32
Personal Finance..............28
FEATURES
What’s Your Opinion...........24
COLUMNS
Little Old Canarsie..............15
Telling It Like It Is................ 6
These students are frightfully adorable.
Everyone chose a unique costume for the day.
One class couldn’t wait to get their pumpkins!
Teachers pose at the “pumpkin patch.”
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Brooklyn Dems Sweep NYC Elections
By Sam Akhtar
It’s official. Bill de Blasio beat out
Joe Lhota to become the next mayor
of New York City.
For the first time in about 20 years,
a Democrat will be living at Gracie
Mansion. Polls closed by 9 p.m. on
Tuesday, November 5th. Within minutes, media outlets were comfortable
enough to declare de Blasio the winner. The Park Slope resident was well
ahead of the Republican in most polls.
De Blasio easily crushed Lhota by an
overwhelming 50 percent. De Blasio
will be sworn into office in January.
In other notable election news,
Letitia James easily won the Public
Advocate office. James, also from
Brooklyn, ran in three contests during
this election season. She barely
missed winning the primary by the
required 40 percent to avoid a runoff.
On October 1st, she beat Daniel
Squadron in a contest more discussed
for its cost to taxpayers than the actual candidates. In case anything happens to the mayor, the advocate is next
in line even though its office isn’t well
funded.
Longtime
Brooklyn
District
Attorney Charles Hynes lost a convincing race to Kenneth Thompson.
Hynes originally lost the Democratic
primary to Thompson on September
10th and originally pledged a smooth
transition. However, Hynes, who was
in office for 24 years, changed his
mind and ran on the Republican and
Conservative lines. Hynes’ loss is historic. It is the first time in decades a
sitting District Attorney has lost.
In other races:
Scott Stringer is the new
Comptroller.
Eric Adams officially becomes the
new Brooklyn Borough President
replacing
term-limited
Marty
Markowitz.
Alan Maisel beat Anthony
Testaverde to win the City Council
seat. Lew Fidler is leaving due to term
limits.
There were also six proposals voters were asked to vote for. Voters
approved the building of more casinos. Four will be upstate with the
potential for more casinos in New
York City seven years from now.
Already, there is a Resorts Casino in
Queens.
Voters shut down the proposal to
raise the age of judges. The proposal
called for the age limit to be raised to
80. Currently, judges are required to
retire once they reach 70.
For more information on the other
proposals,
visit: http://www.nyccfb.info.
NYCHA’s Nonsense Continues As Breukelen Houses Crumble
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Breukelen resident Palmira Toro, sick of her living conditions, points to
broken wall in her bathroom where one of many leaks began.
supervisors come and go from her
The minute you step into Palmira apartment without sending contractors
Toro’s first floor apartment at to complete any work. She’s frustrated
Breukelen Houses, the stench of that Housing expects her to pay rent
mildew and moisture take over your for an apartment that’s a health hazard
senses. With cracking walls and ceil- to occupy.
The problem began with leaks in
ings, blackened and moldy floor tiles,
her home is in deplorable condition – her closet and bathroom. Maintenance
and the New York City Housing crews busted up a portion of her bathAuthority (NYCHA) doesn’t seem to room wall to locate a damaged pipe
and discovered that there were leaks
care that it’s falling apart.
“It’s disgusting in here,” she told coming from above her apartment as
the Canarsie Courier in an exclusive well as in the basement.
“I’ve even got flies and gnats cominterview this week.
When Toro moved into her apart- ing up from the basement because
ment at 930 Williams Avenue in 1997, there’s dirty water down there,” she
the only problem she had was mice – said, revealing bite marks on her arms
and maintenance patched up a hole from the gnats. “I see these gnats
where the vermin were coming from. coming up from the sink and I’m itch“I didn’t have any problems until ing like crazy!”
Despite having gone through three
recently – and if I had a problem back
then, their maintenance crews would cans of bug spray and having Housing
exterminate on several occasions,
go to it in no time.”
Toro is more than aggravated that gnats and flies continue to swarm her
kitchen. “I love to cook, so this is
awful. I have to make sure I clean
everything extra carefully.”
What’s worse is that her uncle
Steven, who is homebound, lives with
her and requires medical attention for
open wounds. “He has a nurse who
comes here every day and these conditions aren’t healthy for him.”
She’s lived in different apartments
throughout Breukelen for over 50
years but has never had to live in this
kind of environment. She blames
NYCHA’s overall management for
ignoring tenants’ needs.
“I suffer from rheumatoid arthritis,
spinal stenosis and I’m being treated
for joint disease,” Toro said. “I plan to
take Housing to court and I don’t care
if I owe them back rent – let 250
Broadway come out here to see what’s
going on with us!” she added, referring to the Housing agency’s headquarters in the city.
As far as Toro knows, tenants living above her have leaks in their walls
as well and tell her that their walls are
bubbling. “Where are the contractors
to do all of this work? The supervisors
come in to look at the problem, tell me
what needs to be done, and then no
one shows up.”
Piles of clothes have been stacked
on top of Toro’s couch for months
since she can’t keep them in her closet. “I think they should relocate me
and just gut the whole apartment
instead of doing patchwork.”
She’s currently looking to get a
transfer to the Smith Houses in
Manhattan, but is also afraid of the
long wait. The aggravated tenant said
top Housing officials should either
replace their current administration or
continued on page 28
Above photos show moldy closets, cracked walls and decaying
paint that Housing maintenance
has yet to repair.
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Seniors Love Masquerading Around In Their Finest Costumes
The Midwood Active Adults Program hosted
its annual Masquerade Ball on Friday, November
1st, proving that no matter what age you are,
it's fun to get dressed up! Hundreds attended
the festive party wearing all different costumes,
including witches, ghouls and even politicians how scary! Members enjoyed a day of dancing
at the center, at 4815 Avenue I, as the staff
kept them busy on their feet. The ball was proof
that, having a good time keeps the heart young!
Photos courtesy of Midwood Senior Center/
Millennium Development
John Benanti poses as Halloween ghoul at
Midwood’s Annual Masquerade Ball on Friday,
November 1st.
Angela Rivera (Pink Poodle Lady) (right) and
Helen Weiss (Honey of Honolulu) pose for a
snapshot.
King of Midwood Yves Lundy poses as President Monique Bouzy poses as Wicked Witch at An- Vito Stancanelli and Maddy Bracco (Devil Lady)
Obama with a member of the center.
nual Masquerade Ball.
dance at Midwood’s Annual Masquerade Ball.
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Captain Grandstaff Takes The Helm At The 69th Precinct
Photo and text by Dara Mormile
If there’s one man you’re going to be glad to see
hitting the streets of Canarsie – it’s Captain Norman
Grandstaff, the new commanding officer of the 69th
Precinct. Although Grandstaff only started last
week, he knows he’s ready to serve the community
and looks forward to maintaining a close relationship with those who influence change.
“I want to be everywhere I can be,” Grandstaff
recently told the Canarsie Courier. “I want to meet
with all of the key leaders in Canarsie and try to be
at every event. It’s important I make myself visible
so residents know I’m open to them and that I’m
available to tend to their concerns. I don’t want them
to have to wait until the next Community Council
meeting to speak to me – they can come into the
precinct any time and bring their problems to me.”
The Staten Island native always knew he wanted
to be a police officer and help people. He’s been on
the force for 15 years and began his career at the
15th Precinct in Manhattan, where he was stationed
for two years. Afterward, he served precincts
throughout Brooklyn such as the 90th Precinct in
Williamsburg, the 79th Precinct in Bedford
Stuyvesant and most recently the 75th Precinct in
East New York.
“The 75th Precinct is one of the busiest and biggest
precincts in Brooklyn, so coming to the 69th Precinct
is a nice change,” he said. “Here, I can focus a little
more and follow up on crimes.”
Captain Grandstaff said the most diverse community he’s worked in was the 70th Precinct in the
Midwood area.
“I was there for four and a half years and saw so
many different cultures and backgrounds – but
everyone wants the same thing – to feel safe in their
community and to know that the police are looking
out for them,” the captain said.
One of the crimes he said that needs to be tackled
in the 69th Precinct is rooftop burglaries wherein
thieves break into the roof of an establishment and
steal money or break into an ATM. “These burglaries
have been happening along Flatlands Avenue and if
we have to bolster different platoons, it’s critical to
meet with supervisors and make changes.”
When Grandstaff isn’t on the job, he enjoys
spending time with his family. He has three children
and coaches his son’s basketball team. “That’s the
one thing I enjoy the most when I’m home.”
The love of law enforcement also runs in his family, as he has four brothers – and three are police
officers. “It’s not so much a competition – we learn
from each other,” he said with a laugh.
Grandstaff precedes Deputy Inspector George
Fitzgibbon, who was the commanding officer at the
Canarsie precinct for over two years.
“I would like to thank Deputy Inspector George
Fitzgibbon for leaving the command in good shape
Captain Norman Grandstaff
and for helping me with this transition,” he said. “I
also want to thank Roxanne Persaud, president of the
69th Precinct Community Council – she’s been very
warm towards me and I look forward to working
with her and the rest of the council.”
Fitzgibbon formally introduced the new captain
at the October Community Council meeting, during
which time Grandstaff welcomed input from everyone.
Parents To DOE: Not Everyone Wants A Slice of The Pie!
Photo and text by Dara Mormile
Who doesn’t love a good old-fashioned pizza party? That delicious
mozzarella cheese layered on top of
tomato sauce and fresh bread...
If you ask members of the
Community Education Council
(CEC), and a large percentage of parents, their kids are NOT happy with
“Pizza Fridays,” which is designated
by the Department of Education
(DOE) and School Food & Nutrition
Services.
“It’s horrible!” one board member
said. “My kids don’t like it and I don’t
know who’s asking what these students actually eat.”
At the October meeting of CEC 18,
which took place Monday evening,
audience members sounded off to
Keith Graham, School Food &
Nutrition Services representative,
about their dissatisfaction with the
pizza that’s served to their children.
School pizza is not made with your
average ingredients, said Graham.
“The pizza we serve has a quarter of
the sodium and fat that regular pizza
has – and we have to follow dietary
guidelines when making these foods,”
he told the crowd. “However, there’s a
high demand for Pizza Fridays. The
food we serve has to meet an 80 percent approval rating and most of our
students surveyed say they like the
pizza.”
Parents mumbled under their
breath, saying most kids throw away
the tasteless pizza they’re given –
which can’t be accounted for in any
city survey. Graham said that once the
slice makes it onto a tray, it’s counted
as a “choice” the student has made for
their lunch.
School Food & Nutrition Services
representative Keith Graham.
“The only other thing they can
choose from on Fridays is a peanut
butter and jelly sandwich – of course
they’re going to pick the pizza, but
I’m not hearing anything good about
it,” another board member said.
Some were also upset that the fruit
given to their children, such as pears,
is hard and cold – and nearly inedible.
Graham noted that, regardless of
which fruit a student takes, all of the
nutritional food groups has to be present on their tray before they leave the
lunchroom.
“We’re also working on putting
more salad bars in schools where
there’s room for them. Also, our aim
this year is to use products without
any high fructose corn syrup,” he said.
“The only problem is that it’s hard to
find things like ketchup and jelly without corn syrup that’s cost effective to
our agency.”
In addition, the School Food &
Nutrition Services is going to increase
students’ access to water. “We have
water jet machines that we’re looking
to install in various schools – they’re
more sanitary than water fountains.”
Another speaker at the CEC meeting was the DOE’s Nick Farrell, who
formally introduced the new kindergarten enrollment application method.
“This new streamlined process for
2014 will help parents pick the right
kindergarten program for their child
and make the whole experience easier,” he said.
In the past, families were required
to apply in person and submit paperwork to each school of interest. As a
result, some students received multiple offers while others received no
offers until the end of the school year.
“Now, families only have to submit
one application,” he said.
The new application process begins
in January and allows families to go
online to apply for a kindergarten program. There are three ways to apply:
•Online,
using
Kindergarten
Connect at www.nyc.gov/schools/kindergarten
•In person at an enrollment office
(from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday
through Friday) and
•Over the phone by calling 718935-2400 (from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday through Friday)
Kindergarten Connect makes
schools in all 32 districts across the
city accessible to parents and priority
is given to students for their zoned
schools as well as those who already
have a sibling going to that public
school.
“While most parents will receive an
offer from their child’s zoned school,
the new application process helps
them explore their options,” said the
representative.
The timeline for the 2014 kindergarten admissions is as follows:
•From October through December,
before the application period, families
should learn about their zoned schools,
sign up for Gifted and Talented testing,
if interested, and review information
about their options.
•From January through February,
during the application period, families
should go to school tours and open
houses and then apply online, over the
phone or at an enrollment office.
•Finally, from April through June,
after offers go out, families should
pre-register at the school and provide
the child’s documentation and if a
school is able to offer the parent’s
child a seat from the waiting list, they
will be contacted directly.
“There are as many as 20 program
choices and if you don’t know what
your child’s zoned school is, you can
go to the DOE’s web site and put in
your address to find out,” Farrell said.
While junior high school and high
school applications are based on academics, placement for kindergarteners
is governed by the administrative
process and some may be chosen
through a random lottery.
“We conducted a pilot program earlier this year and this process worked,”
he told the crowd.
The next CEC meeting will take
place on Monday, December 2nd from
7 to 9 p.m. at 1106 East 95th Street.
For more information, call 718-5666011.
November 7, 2013
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I’m Fed Up With The Feds And Their Treatment Of The Pier
despite Gateway National Recreation Area (the feder- were probably convinced that Sandy had her way with
agency who operates the site) refusing to make the the building – so it took a natural disaster for them to
Telling It alparcel
of land more attractive to visitors. The feds – do what thousands were requesting for years!).
make a dinky spot in our community attractive? Second, Gateway's ownership of the site makes it
Like It Is Please...
nearly impossible to go through the red tape so that
By Dara Mormile
E
veryone has memories of that one hangout spot
from when they were a child. Whether it's a
community park, someone's stoop or backyard,
or a street corner where everyone met up and “chilled
out.” For some residents in Canarsie, the pier was one
of those hangout spots – and it still might be...Okay,
it’s not quite the way it was back in the day, but plenty of fisherman still call Canarsie Pier their second
home. During my recent trips down there, a decent
amount of bike riders made the pier a rest stop. The
pier sees a lot of traffic and it's not abandoned –
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What impressed me last week was that Gateway
FINALLY demolished the old Abbracciamento building that was crumbling to nothingness. Our community was begging and pleading, with whoever they
could, to have the dilapidated building torn down. I
remember when the restaurant was open and there
was a real community feel to the pier – there were
boats stationed at a dock and families would gather
for a day near the water. The feeling was just different
even though the railings were old and wooden and so
were the benches.
Now, when I go to the pier, there are foundational
improvements that need to be made despite the “modern” benches and barriers put there by Gateway years
ago. One of the things that bothers me personally
about being at the pier is not being able to sit in peace
and quiet. Yeah, I get it – it's a public place and it's not
supposed to be quiet. But why do complete strangers
feel the need to sit next to me and talk to me when I'm
trying to GET AWAY from everything? Also, there are
obnoxious visitors who blast their car stereos in the
parking lot as if they're making the pier their own personal “club.”
This brings me to the next challenge: now that
Gateway tore down the unsightly “memory” that was
once part of Canarsie's history, what can be put in that
space that will be appreciated by passersby as well as
the handful of 'obnoxious' visitors? What will accommodate the masses?
First of all, if it wasn't for Hurricane Sandy,
Canarsie Pier wouldn't have received the funds needed to demolish the abandoned restaurant (the feds
something sensible can be put at the pier.
How discouraging does this sound: You have to
have A LOT of money to lease federal property and
whatever is placed at the site has to follow Gateway's
recreational guidelines, which means your business
has to be one of “recreational nature.” You can have a
food vendor or concessionaire with this “recreational
business” but it all starts with applying for an RFP – a
Request For Proposal. The RFP will outline the nature
of your business, which probably won't even fit in the
small space that's now flattened concrete.
Let's get real! The federal government will probably make it next to impossible for someone like you
or me to invest in and lease their property. How much
will it cost to build and maintain something on federal land? Of course it will all depend on how big the
facility is and I can't imagine what would fit on that
small parcel of land. Is Gateway making it difficult to
lease that land, or are interested parties thinking it’s
not worth investing money in a waterfront location
where the visitors aren’t always courteous?
I think the feds need to open their options for what
can be put at the pier. Most people want something
simple and food-oriented there, but Gateway won't
easily allow for a sandwich or coffee shop to set up in
the small space. Come on – some of us don't want to
go to Rockaway Parkway to hunt for a snack!
Shame on Gateway, I say, for making it so difficult
to bring a quality business to one of our favorite hangout spots. Now, most of our pier memories, as well as
our childrens', will be an empty space. Thanks
Gateway!
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November 7, 2013
Taking Tea Time To “Sip and Breathe”
In honor of her late mother, Eartha “Mae” Lawson, Yolanda D.
Brunson-Sarrabo set up the Mae’s Breath Foundation. Lawson, a 20year resident of the Glenwood Houses, lost her battle to lung cancer
three years ago. Since then, Sarrabo has been busy spreading the
word advocating in the name of lung cancer awareness. Supporters
gathered for a “Sip and Breathe” tea time on Wednesday, November 6th
at First Medcare, located at 8707 Flatlands Avenue. For more information,
Photo and text by Sam Akhtar
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Owner Agrees To Meet With
Stakeholders; Protest Canceled
By Sam Akhtar
One way to stop unwelcomed visitors to your home is to agree to meet
with them. Or, in the case of a controversial women’s shelter, the
owner of the land agrees to sit down
with community stakeholders postponing a protest at the eleventh hour.
The protest was scheduled to
begin at Glenwood Road and
Schenectady Avenue and a bus was
going to shuttle protestors to the
Avenue J residence of Ayal Horovitz
on Sunday, November 3rd. Horovitz
is listed as the owner of the property
at 4612 Glenwood Road – the site of
the Women’s In Need (WIN) shelter.
However, the protest was called
off early Sunday morning after all
parties agreed to a meeting.
Local resident and activist, Troy
Thompson said, “Sitting down with
Mr.
Horovitz,
WIN,
DHS
(Department of Homeless Services),
property
owners
and
City
Councilman Jumaane Williams to
discuss options related to this proposed shelter is what we’ve wanted
all along.” He continued, “We will
call off this protest and sit down with
Mr. Horovitz to negotiate, but everyone must do so in good faith.”
At stake is the multi-million dollar
MONUMENTS
&
INSCRIPTIONS
project that is supposed to house
more than 180 families in a fourstory building. Construction on the
site began months ago but has not
been without its share of controversy.
The Department of Buildings has
issued several stop work orders but
each time, the owner either paid fines
or reconciled concerns to resume
construction. Residents have logged
numerous complaints with 311 due
to the noise and dust that accompanied the construction.
Councilman Williams said, “We
are pleased that Mr. Horovitz has
chosen to take this step. From the
beginning, I have been clear about
the need to sit down and discuss the
details of the shelter, as it is out of
size and scope for the neighborhood.”
The site has seen its fair share of
protests. In August, residents felt
they were left out of the planning
process and weren’t informed.
(Canarsie Courier, “Flatlands Area
Women’s Shelter Gets Big Thumbs
Down,” August 15, 2013).
The project is an “As of Right”
endeavor meaning developers do not
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More Trees Will Grow In Brooklyn
Photos and text by Linda Steinmuller
Superstorm Sandy uprooted many of Canarsie’s
trees. Some that are still standing suffered root
damage caused by salt water and sewage when the
storm surge flooded our streets just over one year
ago. To beautify our area, Project Hope, Visiting
Nurse Service of New York and the Canarsie
Recovery Coalition hosted a tree giveaway last
Sunday outside Holy Family Church, located at
9719 Flatlands Avenue.
The event was hosted in conjunction with the
New York Restoration Project and the Million
TreesNYC initiative. It provided over 100 free
trees to Canarsiens, who had their choice of four
trees: Sweetbay Magnolia, American Hornbeam,
Serviceberry or Hackberry trees.
A total of 50 events will be hosted this fall. Tree
recipients must plant their tree in one of the five
boroughs and NOT along streets, city parks, in
containers, terraces, balconies or on roofs. They
can be planted on residential lawns, commercial
properties, community gardens or around faithbased centers. Wherever the new tree owners plant
their trees, it’s sure to make our community greener and the more trees that grow in Brooklyn, the
better!
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Active Consumer
By Dara Mormile
Mormile
It's been a rough year since
Hurricane Sandy wiped out homes
across the city, and many Canarsie
residents are still dealing with the
aftermath of the superstorm. If you
want to find out how to make a fresh
start, join the Bridge Street
Development Corporation on
Saturday, November 9th from 6 to 8
p.m. to find out your rights as a
homeowner. Don't be a victim of
foreclosure! If you or your neighbor
is concerned about being late on your
mortgage, head to Jamaica Bay
Library at 9727 Seaview Avenue and
join the Bridge Street Development
Corporation for their Fresh Start
Clinic, which is FREE. Their specialists will provide all the resources you
need to find out about legal and insurance issues. To register for the clinic,
call 718-636-7596 (ext. 214). You can
also e-mail Bridge Street Development Corporation at [email protected]. Get all the information you
need about your options to retain your
home or transition out of your home.
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Little Old Canarsie: The Next Generation – Sailing Into The Past
By Ken A. Rogers
Captain Martin “Marty”
Nessel was a longtime resident
of Little Old Canarsie. He lived
with his wife, Louise, and son
James at 1107 East 92nd Street.
At Canarsie Pier he was known
as “Old Rubber Legs.” In 1968,
Captain Marty wrote for the
Canarsie Courier’s “Little Old
Canarsie.” He described what
life was like when the Canarsie port was home to
over 50 commercial fishing boats. In “Little Old
Canarsie” published on August 28, 1968, he wrote,
“When people start to write about Little Old
Canarsie, they tell about the great fishing off the
waters of Canarsie.”
One of the grand commercial fishing boats to sail
out of Canarsie was the Zoraya, which was owned
by Frank and Helen McAvoy. Before the Depression
of the 1930s, the Zoraya was a private yacht moored
off of the resort town of Breezy Point. When the
owners were forced to let her go, the McAvoys converted her into a commercial fishing boat.
During the first half of the 20th century, Canarsie
was home port to the finest fishing boats of the day
such as: The Fidus, Ocean City, Wildwood, Rose B,
Tambo, Pioneer, Al John, Water Island, Lillian P and
other oyster, clam and party fishing boats. When I was
a young boy, in the 1960’s, old timers at the pier still
talked about The Nancy B. She was built in 1910 and
was owned and piloted by Captain Charles Burton. At
times, it was a ferry to Breezy Point, a commercial
fishing boat, a party boat and, during World War I,
was commissioned by the Coast Guard to patrol the
waters of southeast Brooklyn. In 1925, she was relocated to Manhattan and then to Sheepshead Bay. In
Beth Israel’s Chaim
Bernstein, MD, Honored
Chaim J. Bernstein, MD, FCCP, (center) was
recently honored by Beth Israel Brooklyn. His
family joined him in accepting the prestigious
2013 Wholeness of Life Award. Above photo:
Bernstein holding a special commemorative
plaque as recipient of the HealthCare
Chaplaincy (HCC) 2013 Wholeness of Life
Award, with family and colleagues from Beth
Israel Medical Center: (l-r) Rabbi Sheldon
Goldsmith, Rhona Hetsrony, his mother-in-law
Sally Muschel, wife Anne Bernstein, Dr.
Bernstein, Beth Israel President Harris M.
Nagler, MD, Rev. Paul Rickert, HCC Rep Jess
Geevarhese and Rabbi Jacob Hoenig.
Photo courtesy of Beth Israel Brooklyn
the 1960’s, she was still operating and was the most
successful party boat to sail out of Brooklyn.
I recall summer days as a young boy at the pier
listening to Captain Marty and others, as they called
themselves, “Old Cronies.” They told stories about
when Canarsie was the finest fishing port on the East
Coast. They told of the hard-working fishermen of
Canarsie like John Hitcher, who at the time was
operating a rowboat concession on the west side of
the pier. Captain Marty and his old cronies might
have been getting on in age but their memories of
Izzy Bauman, captain of the Elaine B, and the crew
of the Fidus - “Dutch” Otto, Walter Rainier, Carl
Derring, Charles Rouch - and the other crews who
sailed out of Canarsie were as clear as the waters
when they were at the helm.
In 1968, when Captain Marty wrote in the
Canarsie Courier, Conrad Rank was still operating
the White Eagle and John Bonsignor piloted the Old
Pal out of Canarsie Pier. Those two boats were the
last to sail from Canarsie. Captain Marty and his fellow old cronies knew that an era was coming to an
end. In his last column, Captain Marty wrote, “I may
have spelled some names incorrectly but it is still all
about Little Old Canarsie.”
Generations come and go and they look back to
their time as the “good old days.” The days of
Captain Marty were great days for Canarsie, but
there were problems such as the Great Depression
and a growing pollution in Jamaica Bay that eventually put an end to the fishing industry in Canarsie.
Each generation has had its glory days and times of
despair. There is no reason not to believe that great
days are still ahead for Little Old Canarsie.
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Canarsie Resident Goes The Distance For NYC ING Marathon
“Running is a victory – and it’s pure elation,” said
East 92nd Street resident Jonathan Eustache. “When
I run, it takes me to a place where I can be by myself
in my own space – and that’s one of the most rewarding parts of training.”
Eustache, 42, worked and trained hard over the
past few months so he could complete the NYC ING
Marathon last Sunday. But the race was about more
than just feeling the rush of running. The athlete is
also hoping to raise awareness and help support the
rebuilding efforts in his native Haiti, which was devastated by an earthquake in 2010. While working in
collaboration with the grassroots organization
Community2Community, he hopes the support he
received through the marathon will assist with developments that are still underway. He visited Haiti last
year, which further motivated him to run for the
cause.
He’s lived in Canarsie for almost 13 years but as a
youngster, he attended basic school in Haiti. Then,
he and his family moved to Brooklyn and they
resided in East Flatbush. Eustache attended Tilden
High School, John Jay College and then St. Francis
College before going into the military.
“In the military, we had to run two miles a day for
eight weeks,” he said. “When I came home, I
thought I naturally had to stop running. I loved playing ball and I’m a big sports fanatic, but it was only
after I suffered a back injury that I started running
again.”
He attributed his back ailment to wear and tear,
but, after trying acupuncture and pain killers, there
was one solution he decided to try: run it off.
“I was told to either have back surgery or lose
weight, so I started running again a couple of years
ago and I noticed a big difference in how I felt mentally and physically. I even lost 45 pounds in four
months,” Eustache said.
Since he is a competitor at heart, he’s been running
mini-marathons throughout the city and New Jersey
as often as he can. Small marathons, he said, helped
him build up his strength and stamina for the NYC
ING Marathon. Running the 10-mile stretch along
the Belt Parkway – from Canarsie Pier to Plumb
Beach and all the way to Cross Bay Boulevard
helped him prepare for the marathon. He woke up
every morning at about 6 to start his running routine
and stretched for about 20 to 25 minutes.
The week before the marathon, he took off from
work to go full force and prepare his body for the
ultimate test. “I’m a full time 911 operator, working
citywide, so it’s very stressful and I needed a full
week to focus on training.”
His goal for the NYC ING Marathon was to complete the stretch in four hours, but he won’t get his
final time results for another couple of weeks. He
said he felt ecstatic when he was finished with the
race even though he had a blister on his foot midrace.
“Running is a lifestyle now,” said Eustache, who
also chose to be a vegetarian three years ago as part
of his health regimen.
His advice to others who want to go the distance is
to be motivated. “I meet guys who are in their 20s
and I tell them it’s a lot of hard work and it takes
time to build yourself up for a marathon.”
Eustache proudly shows off a sweatshirt
designed to support the cause for his native
Haiti.
Eustache’s marathon medal.
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Dignitaries Celebrate And Honor The Community’s Best At Dinner Dance
The Thomas Jefferson Democratic Club (TJ Club) hosted a dinner dance at the El Caribe Country Club last Sunday. The well-attended 58th annual event honored outstanding members of the TJ Club and the community. Awards were given to Lenny Fogel for Man of the Year and Jean Joseph
for Woman of the Year. The Bernard Catcher Memorial Award went to former City Councilman Lew Fidler for all of the work he has done for the community as well as his civic services for the City of New York. Fidler’s wife and son accepted the award on his behalf, as he was unable to attend the
ceremony. Mitchell Partnow was presented with an award for his hard work with the TJ Club’s Young Democrats. Various politicians, including
Brooklyn Democratic Leader Frank Seddio, were in attendance to congratulate the award winners. Also attending were New York City Comptroller
John Liu, Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, Assemblyman Nick Perry and newly elected Councilman
Alan Maisel, Councilwomen Yvette Clarke and Inez Dickens and newly elected Mayor Bill de Blasio. You may see and purchase more photos from
the event by visiting www.canarsiecourier.com. Just click on the blue button.
Photos and text by Darryl C. Madison
Left to right: Seddio, Markowitz, Maisel and
State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
TJ Club President Henry Bolus, left,
and Liu.
Left to right, President of the 69th Precinct Community
Council Roxanne Persaud, Mayor de Blasio and activist
Jamie Williams.
Councilmembers Jumaane Persaud accepts flowers from Left to right: TJ Club co-leader Roberta “Man of the Year” Lenny Fogel, left,
and new Brooklyn D.A. Ken
de Blasio.
Williams and Dickens.
Sherman, Senator Eric Adams and Seddio.
Thompson.
The Maisels
Clarke, left, gives “Woman of Fidler’s wife Robin, center, and
the Year” Jean Joseph a cita- son Max, right, accept award from
tion.
Maisel.
Seddio and his wife Joyce with BP Markowitz.
Assemblyman Perry.
Left to right: Seddio, Sherman, Williams, Persaud, Fogel and
Ian Gaynor.
Young Democrats leader
Partnow with proud
mother Sue Ann.
Seddio and Jeffries.
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November 7, 2013
Do Or Die Chiefs Fight Their Way Into Playoffs With Win Over Midwood
By Jerry Del Priore
Canarsie’s regular season
came down to the final game.
If the Chiefs beat Midwood, they
would secure a playoff spot. If
not, it would be another long
offseason for the once storied
football program.
So no one could blame head
coach Kyle Allen, who endured
an arduous first year at the helm
in 2012, the rest of the team
and fans alike for wildly celebrating after outlasting the
Hornets, 22-16, Friday night at
Aviator Field in Brooklyn.
As for the elated Allen, he
feels making the postseason is
Canarsie’s chance to restart and
make some noise the rest of the
way.
“I feel great for the kids, I feel
great for the program,” Allen
said. “Now we’re here. We didn’t
quit, we didn’t back down. The
season starts over. We get to
press reset. Everybody’s 0-0;
anything can happen.”
The Chiefs (4-5) jumped out
to an 8-0 lead on a 41-yard
touchdown run by Ramshar
Clarke. But Midwood respond-
ed by returning the ensuing
kickoff to tie contest at 8.
Junior Kamari Jones Hunter’s
power running helped Canarsie
reclaim its advantage at 16-8
in the second quarter. Clarke,
who rushed for 91 yards on 13
carries, punched in his second
TD of the tilt on a 19-yard score
to increase the Chiefs’ lead to
22-8 with 1:28 left in the third
period.
But the Hornets (5-4) would
not go quietly as they grinded
out a touchdown to slice the
deficit to 22-16 with 3:50 remaining in the game. After a
quick four and out, the Chiefs
punted the ball to Midwood’s
12-yard with a little more than
two minutes to go. Much to the
Hornets dismay, however, they
had already burned all their
timeouts, and Canarsie’s defense
was able to hold on for the triumph and assure a playoff berth
as time ticked away on the clock.
Senior Justice Scott led the
Chiefs’ defense with 13 tackles
while Clarke and Jones Hunter
contributed 12 and nine, respectively, with a sack apiece.
Glenville Bell (four tackles
and a sack) and Jones Hunter
are among the PSAL’s best defenders, Allen noted. Though
he wholeheartedly believes the
talented players are grossly underrated by the rest of the league,
the second-year coach feels
they’re invaluable assets, performing a great deal of the heavy
lifting for Canarsie, especially
when it matters most.
“He’s (Jones Hunter) a hell
of a player. He’s second in the
city in sacks. Glenville Bell is
leading the city in sacks,” he
said of his stars. “And these kids
don’t get enough credit. They’re
monsters in the trenches.”
The victory garnered Canarsie the fourteenth seed and a
first playoff matchup against
number 3 Tottenville on Saturday, November 9th at noon
in Staten Island.
Canarsie junior wide receiver Festus Oziegbe lines
on line of scrimmage.
Canarsie players raise helmets in post-game celebration
after beating Midwood, 22-16, Friday at Aviator Field in
Photos by Jerry Del Priore
Brooklyn.
Canarsie player covers Midwood receiver late in Friday’s
game.
Chiefs junior Ronald Dyer jogs off gridiron in second half
of game versus Midwood.
Members of the Terror Squad – former faithful Canarsie
football players who come to support the Chiefs week after
week – and fans before big game against Midwood.
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Week 9 PSAL Football Round-Up
By Jerry Del Priore
In the final week of the PSAL
regular season, area football
teams went 2-1, with two of the
squads facing each other. Only
two programs will advance to
the first round of the playoffs,
which kicks off this weekend.
South Shore 38, Lafayette 0
South Shore (9-0) amassed
a total of 591 yards of offense,
and only allowed 161 on defense
en route to 38-0 rout of La-
fayette, the team’s fifth shutout of the year.
Dupreme Robinson put on
a tremendous show, rushing
for 184 yards on just four carries, with two touchdowns,
and led South Shore’s defense
with nine tackles. Freshman
quarterback Jason Martin completed four of nine passes for
72 yards, with two TDs.
Next Game: The Vikings,
the top seed in the Bowl Con-
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ference, host number 8 Springfield Gardens High School Sunday, November 10th at noon in
the first round of the playoffs.
Sheepshead Bay 36,
Thomas Jefferson 20
Host Sheepshead Bay ended Thomas Jefferson’s miserable winless season with a 3620 defeat Saturday in a City
Division tilt. The Sharks finished the year at 3-6, missing
the playoffs as well.
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High CO Levels Found In Canarsie Home
Two Canarsie residents suffered
from carbon monoxide poisoning last
Thursday at a private home located at
1298 East 98th Street. Local FDNY
firefighters and paramedics responded
to the scene after a call was placed to
911 stating that one of the residents
was unconscious. FDNY EMS supervisors checked the meter readings at
the private residence and found that
the carbon monoxide levels were
excessively high – registering at over
500 ppm (parts per million). Nine
ppm is considered a hazardous environment. The two civilians, who were
taken to area hospitals, were in serious
condition with non-threatening injuries
and two firefighters had minor injuries.
As New Yorkers turned back their
clocks last weekend, the New York
City Departments of Health and
Environmental Protection (DEP)
reminded citizens to change the batteries in their carbon monoxide and
smoke detectors to help protect themselves from carbon monoxide, an
odorless, poisonous gas that can cause
serious illness and death. Exposure to
carbon monoxide can happen year
round, but the risk for carbon monoxide poisoning increases during the
heating season (October 1st to May
31st), when people begin using home
heating systems. During this time of
year, there’s a greater chance of a
heating system malfunction that could
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East 98th Street home where high
carbon monoxide levels were
detected.
release carbon monoxide into a home,
or residents may decide to use stoves
or other unsafe heating sources to stay
warm.
According to Dr. Thomas Farley,
New York City Health Commissioner,
“Early signs of carbon monoxide poisoning include headaches, nausea,
and sleepiness. If carbon monoxide
levels are high enough, it can kill.”
As the weather gets colder, the DEP
recommends that New Yorkers have
their heating systems inspected by a
professional to ensure they are operating properly.
For more information on carbon
monoxide, call 311 or visit
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HA PP Y 6TH BI RTH D A Y
to a special little boy,
Michael Blynn, who will
be celebrating his day
on Tuesday, November 12, 2013.
We are so proud of how well you are
doing in first grade! You are a smart little
boy and we love you to pieces.
Can’t wait to see you in action at your
bowling party!
Love, Grandma & Poppa
Happy Birthday to our little man
Michael Blynn. We love you.
Mommy, Daddy
& sister Maycen
Special greetings to you from Florida!
Aunt Deb, Uncle John,
John & Dominc
Happy Birthday to our
great grandson Michael
Blynn, who celebrates his day
on November 12, 2013.
We are so proud of you and
love you very much.
Love, Nana, Poppy,
Aunt Lucy, and Uncles
Frankie & Rick
Photo and text by Linda Steinmuller
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Four Seasons Recognizes National Breast Cancer Month
In recognition of October being National Breast
Cancer Awareness Month, staff and residents at Four
Seasons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center dressed
casual in “Pink and Denim” to make strides to end
breast cancer last week. Throughout the month of
October, the facility, located at 1555 Rockaway
Parkway, provided literature concerning healthy living tips, prevention and encouragement to participate in the Annual Breast Cancer Walk at Prospect
Park.
A special thanks goes out to all the great staff, residents and family members who wore pink on “Pink
and Denim” Day and made the event a huge success.
Members of the Four Seasons staff and the
Recreation Department coordinated the Breast
Cancer Awareness Day.
Photos and text courtesy of Four Seasons
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November 7, 2013
Shopping Strip Turns Into One “L” Of A Halloween Celebration!
On a typical Thursday afternoon Avenue L is all
about business as usual. However, October
31st – Halloween - was not an ordinary
Thursday afternoon. That’s because the
Avenue L business owners and 1Youth At A
Time Inc. transformed the shopping strip into a
“Nightmare on L Street.” There were monsters,
princesses and even a Nicky Minaj sighting.
Spiderman was spotted emerging from one of
the delis. One of the biggest “problems” of the
afternoon was when the Joker came out of a
crowded grocery store while Batman was waiting right outside! There weren’t any incidents,
but at April’s Dance-N-Feet, the owner April and
dance instructors Unysha Jones and Ashley
Coldros were not taking any chances. They
thought it would be a good idea to teach everyone how to perform Michael Jackson’s Thriller
just in case any other strange characters were
seen walking along Avenue L. The thought was
that if they could join together as one big group,
they could defend Avenue L against any poten-
Paul Curiale, left, and Emily James, fourth from left, in front of the
Avenue L Spa with trick or treaters from the neighborhood.
Harry Potter visits Avenue L.
Xiomara Duhaney is the “Baby
Monster”
tial threats! Thanks to Emily James, owner of
Avenue L Salon & Spa, for organizing the successful event, which gave Canarsie’s children a
safe place to trick-or-treat. Happy Halloween!
You may see and purchase more photos
from the event by visiting www.canarsiecourier.com. Just click on the blue button.
Photos and text by Darryl C. Madison
(Left to right) David Pierre, Terry Swady, Brandon Otabor (Spider-Man)
and Benjamin Otabor.
(left to right) Shawn Yearwood (Power Ranger), Sydney
Corbblah (Supergirl) and Maya Corbblah (the clown)
James with Avenue L trick or treaters.
James, right, and Natasha Meyerowitz from
“Children of the Future Day Care.”
Heaven Sy. Cyrus as the Beautiful
Princess.
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Seniors Help With Trick Or Treating Fun In Bergen Beach
On Halloween night, seniors from the JASA Senior
Center (Jewish Association for Services for the Aged)
pitched in to help with Halloween giveaways in front of
6509 Avenue T. Bergen Beach guys and ghouls, sporting
creative and scary costumes, trick or treated at the festively decorated house, which was adorned with ghosts,
goblins, skeletons and things that go bump in the night.
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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Is Ninety-Five the New One Hundred?
“Timmy, how can you lie to me like that?”
“But mommy, I tell the truth 95% of the time.”
“You’re not the President of the United States,
young man. Go to your room. No dessert for you
tonight.”
“If you like your healthcare plan, you will be able
to keep your healthcare plan, 95% of the time. If
you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your
doctor, 95% of the time.”
Isn’t that, more or less, what the president told us
during the 2012 campaign? more or less? when repeal
was an issue?
95% of the time. 100% of the time. Always? SomeLegal Notice
Saint Wai Brothers LLC.
Arts. of Org. filed with SSNY
on 07/31/13. Off. Loc.: Kings
Co. SSNY desig. as agt. upon
whom process may be served.
SSNY shall mail process to:
Taylor Wai, 138 27th Ave.,
Brooklyn, NY 11214. General
Purposes. October 31, 2013;
November 7, 14, 21, 28,
2013; December 5, 2013.
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BRACHA LIFE LLC, a
domestic LLC, filed with the
SSNY on 7/29/13. Office
location: Kings County.
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The LLC, 5104 17th Ave.,
Brooklyn,
NY
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You can use them interchangeably. Depends on the
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Speaking in Boston last week, the president explained that 95% of Americans would be able to
keep their healthcare plans and that the remaining
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that they would be getting rid of their ‘substandard’
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wanted to keep them).
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Canarsie’s 69th Precinct stationhouse wasn’t
always located on Rockaway and Foster avenues.
The original police station was in Willett’s Hotel
(originally Lehman’s Hotel), located on the northwest corner of Conklin Avenue and East 95th Street
(which later became the site of the Knights of
Columbus Hall, which present-day Canarsiens may
recall). In 1894, a wood stationhouse was built to
replace the temporary police station in Willett’s
Hotel. That building was located on Glenwood
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Road between East 94th and East 95th Streets. Not
far from the police station – on Glenwood Road
about 150 feet east of East 92nd Street - was a horse
stable belonging to the 166th Mounted Squad of the
NYPD. It’s unclear when the 69th precinct’s stable
closed but we know by 1960, it was no longer in
use and by the mid 80s, the building was torn
down. Today, the old horse barn is now occupied by
a three-story brick residential building.
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Question: In an effort to snuff out smoking at
a young age, the New York City Council voted
to hike the legal age for buying cigarettes to
21 years old. Do you think this will help curtail teen smoking? Why or Why not?
“No, it won’t. If someone wants something, they
will get it. Cigarettes are
already high priced. People still buy them. The
price of an item - or the
age required to purchase
an item - will not discourage people from buying
that item. The teens will
still get the cigarettes.”
Tia B.,
Canarsie
“It won’t curtail teen
smoking. Because of peer
pressure, kids get involved
with a lot of things that
are not good for themsmoking, drugs, drinking
and street violence. To
curtail teen smoking, you
have to go much deeper
than raising the age to 21.
You have to insure that
kids have strong parental
guidance at home which
steers them away from teen
smoking.”
Fauanaude Matthews,
Spring Creek
“No, it won’t help. As
long as there are people
willing to buy cigarettes
for them, they will get the
cigarettes. And store owners don’t even proof the
kids. I’ve seen it. Plus, you
can buy loose cigarettes on
the street for fifty cents.”
Doreen Willis,
“If we raise the age,
there will be less smoking in general. And less
people will be interested
in smoking. So yes, it will
curtail teen smoking a
little bit.”
David J.,
Canarsie
6/13/13
November 7, 2013
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Raven Kids Show Off Their Halloween Costumes
Children from the Raven’s School, located at 1102 East 92nd Street, celebrated Halloween by dressing up in a variety of colorful costumes. The kids,
excited to show off their outfits, paraded around the block wearing everything from Superhero costumes, like Superman, Batman and Spiderman to
other popular characters such as Thomas the Train and Minnie Mouse. The staff at the Raven School said it’s their way of showing the children how
to safely enjoy the holiday. You may see and purchase more photos from the event by visiting www.canarsiecourier.com. Just click on the
blue button.
Scaring Up Fun At Four Seasons
In the spirit of Halloween, the staff at Four Seasons Nursing
& Rehabilitation Center dressed up in various costumes and
provided the residents with their very own “Halloween
Costume Parade.” Staff from the Nursing, Rehab and
Recreation Department went to the units handing out candy,
providing music and putting smiles on the residents faces. A
good time was had by all!
Later on in the afternoon, residents, family members and
staff were treated to a “Halloween themed” musical entertain-
ment and costume contest. Residents were able to sing along
and tap their feet to familiar tunes and get a chance to judge
the best costume worn by staff and guests. Music was provided by Michael Harley and Jennifer. Thanks to all the staff, volunteers and family members who dressed up for the events,
made it a success and put smiles on the faces of residents. The
Halloween Parade and Costume Party was coordinated by the
Recreation Department.
Photos and text courtesy of Four Seasons
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November 7, 2013
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Gerritsen Beach Residents Stitching Through The Storm
Superstorm Sandy changed Gerritsen Beach forever. The worst storm in the city’s history destroyed
homes, cars, trees and businesses. Discussions
about the superstorm often revolve around the physical aspect of the devastation – how much water
flooded your basement or the personal possessions
you may have lost. But the hurricane also took an
emotional and spiritual toll on those who suffered
the traumatic events of October 29, 2012. To help
with the emotional distress caused by Sandy, Project
Hope and Visiting Nurse Service of New York hosted “Stitches of our Success” at the Gerritsen Beach
branch of the Brooklyn Public Library last week – a
day after the one-year anniversary of the hurricane.
Gerritsen Beach resident Gina Wasson attended
the event with her two daughters and said, “The program was great. It really makes you feel better and
it’s great to have an ear to listen.”
All ages benefitted from “Stitches of our
Success,” from children as young as four-year-old
Jamie Wasson to teenagers and adults. Miranda
Gescheit, an 11th grade student at Edward R.
Murrow High School, said the storm brought the
community much closer together and that the volunteer fire department worked hard with rescue efforts
when the storm struck.
Project Hope crisis counselors invited participants to draw pictures and write a poem or a story to
reflect their experiences with Sandy. Each attendee
was given a cuddly teddy bear to take home with
them. Once everyone’s personal mural was com-
pleted, they were stitched together on a giant quilt
that is on display in the library.
Project Hope has been an integral part of the
healing process since the storm hit Gerritsen Beach.
The organization offers support, information and
resource linkage to help survivors with their recovery. Their services are free of charge. According to
Project Hope, people handle stressful events differently. Stress reactions can appear immediately after
a traumatic event or may not appear for weeks or
even months later - Recovery doesn’t wear a watch.
If you would like to talk about lingering reactions to
Hurricane Sandy, call Project Hope at 718-8886950 or 1-800-LIFENET, a free confidential
helpline for New York City residents, available
24/7.
Dalia Bayoumy and her five-year old son,
Karim.
Vernon Hudson and David Gissendanner.
Standing: Gina Wasson with her two daughters: Molly, 7, and Jamie, 4.
Maribel Martinez, Project Hope; Nicolette Miranda Gescheit and Ashley Pupkin, 11th Project Hope gave stuffed bears to everyone who
McKenna; Danielle Dora, Project Hope.
graders who attend Edward R. Murrow High attended the event.
School.
One of the inspiring messages written by a
Sandy survivor.
The completed quilt now on display at Gerritsen library.
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activists and electives have pledged
to continue their fight to renew discussions.
A month later, protestors continued to pile on the pressure and again
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sell the failing development to a private company who can better tend to
the buildings.
“I’m going to keep taking them to
court,” she said. “I’ve already called
State Senator John Sampson’s office
to see if he can help me and I want to
reach out to City Councilman Charles
Barron.”
In addition to contacting the Canarsie Courier, she’s contacted various media outlets who have not yet
exposed the grimy situation Toro has
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Toro’s apartment and when she can
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National trends
National yields
Data shown are the minimum amounts required to open an account, earn interest and/or buy a certificate
of deposit. Rates as of Tuesday.
Institution
City, State
MONEY MARKET ACCOUNTS/SAVINGS
Phone
Min.to
open
Rate
Ann.
Yld.
Safety
Rating
Chicago, IL
Wilmington, DE
Chicago, IL
Salt Lake City, UT
Midvale, UT
877-319-7722
888-720-8756
855-730-7283
877-505-9926
888-906-2559
$10000
$0
$0
$25000
$0
1.00
0.90
0.90
0.90
0.86
1.00
0.90
0.90
0.90
0.86
4
5
5
4
4
Zions Direct
Doral Direct
EH National Bank
GE Capital Bank
AloStar Bank of Commerce
Salt Lake City, UT
Wilmington, DE
Beverly Hills, CA
Chicago, IL
Birmingham, AL
800-524-8875
855-513-6725
888-392-5265
855-730-7283
877-738-6391
$10000
$500
$10000
$500
$1000
1.00
0.87
0.85
0.83
0.75
1.00
0.87
0.85
0.83
0.75
4
1
2
5
4
GE Capital Bank
Nationwide Bank
Colorado Federal Savings Bank
The Palladian PrivateBank
AloStar Bank of Commerce
Chicago, IL
Columbus, OH
Greenwood Village, CO
Chicago, IL
Birmingham, AL
855-730-7283
877-422-6569
877-484-2372
877-448-6500
877-738-6391
$500
$500
$5000
$10000
$1000
1.04
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.99
1.05
1.01
1.00
1.00
1.00
5
4
3
4
4
1 YEAR CDS
2.5 YEAR CDS
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.63
0.50
0.23
0.38
0.25
0.13
0.00
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9/
01
18
3
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9/
01
25
3
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10
01
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3
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10
01
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3
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10
01
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10
6/
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20
10
3/
13
National yields
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20
0/
13
20
30-yr fixed mortgage
GE Capital Bank
Lone Star Bank
Discover Bank
Intervest National Bank
USAA
Chicago, IL
Houston, TX
Riverwoods, IL
New York, NY
San Antonio, TX
855-730-7283
713-358-9400
888-728-3151
212-218-8383
800-583-8295
$500
$1000
$2500
$2500
$1000
1.19
1.09
1.09
1.07
0.85
1.20
1.10
1.10
1.08
0.85
5
2
5
4
5
GE Capital Bank
Barclays
Intervest National Bank
GE Capital Retail Bank
VirtualBank
Chicago, IL
Wilmington, DE
New York, NY
Morristown, NJ
Miami, FL
855-730-7283
888-720-8756
212-218-8383
866-226-5638
877-998-2265
$500
$0
$2500
$25000
$10000
1.99
1.98
1.93
1.93
1.90
2.01
2.00
1.95
1.95
1.92
5
5
4
5
4
5 YEAR CDS
0.88
0.75
The Palladian PrivateBank
Barclays
GE Capital Bank
CIT Bank
Ally Bank
6 MONTH CDS
About the listings
All rates and yields are provided by Bankrate.com, which
specializes in reporting rates
and yields for U.S. consumer
deposit and loan products. If
you have questions, contact
Bankrate.com at 11760 U.S.
Highway 1 North Palm Beach,
FL33408 or online at www.
bankrate.com or by phone,
800-327-7717 ext. 12013.
1-year CD
National best standard credit card deals
Best standard deals available among national issuers as of Tuesday.
Annual
For people who carry balances
Phone
% rate
Amalgamated Bank of Chicago
800-723-0303
7.50 V
Citizens Trust Bank
404-659-5959
9.25 V
First Command Bank
888-763-7600
10.25 V
iBERIABANK fsb
800-217-7715
10.25 V
For people who pay off balances
Citizens Trust Bank
404-659-5959
9.25 V
First Command Bank
888-763-7600
10.25 V
iBERIABANK fsb
800-217-7715
10.25 V
Simmons First Natl Bank
800-636-5151
10.25 V
5.25
5.00
4.664.71
4.47
4.39
4.75
4.27
4.50
4.25
4.00
3.75
3.50
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are compiled by surveying the
100 largest lending institutions in the top 10 U.S. housing
markets.
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2.00
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25 B
25 B
25 B
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25 B
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5−year
CDs
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Credit cards
Rates apply to purchases
only. Additional fees may be
charged for exceeding a credit
line, making a late payment,
obtaining a cash advance,
making an ATM transaction,
or if a check is returned. F =
fixed rate; V = variable rate; B
= days from billing.
Tip:
0.80
0.75
Yields are based on Bankrate.
com survey of the minimum
amounts required to open a
deposit account. Safety ratings are based on quarterly
data from the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp. and the Office
of Thrift Supervision. The
most desirable is (5). A (NR)
rating indicates the institution
is too new to rate.
National trends
4.42
4.27
4.41
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November 7, 2013
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 Kirsten Gillibrand
780 Third Avenue, NYC 10017........................................(212) 688-6262
Senator Charles Schumer
757 Third Avenue, Room 1702, NY 10017.......................(212) 486-4430
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 Assemblyman Alan Maisel
2424 Ralph Avenue, Bklyn NY 11234.............................(718) 968-2770
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
State Assemblywoman Inez Barron
669 Vermont Street, Bklyn NY 11207...................(718)257-5824
Borough President Marty Markowitz
Borough Hall, Bklyn NY 11201........................................(718) 802-3700
City Councilman Lewis Fidler
1402 East 64th Street, Bklyn NY 11234...........................(718) 241-9330
City Councilman Charles 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
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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
or e-mail: [email protected]
CLUBS / MEETINGS
Friends United
Block Association
The
Friends
United
Block
Association (FUBA) meeting takes
place on the first Thursday of every
month. The next meeting will be
tonight at 8 p.m. at Temple Shaare
Emeth, located at 6012 Farragut Road.
Mill Basin Civic Assoc.
What’s going on in Mill Basin?
Find out on Tuesday, November 12th
at 8:00 p.m. at the Mill Basin Civic
Association meeting, held at Mary
Queen of Heaven Church, located at
1395 East 57th Street, between
avenues M and N. For more information, call 718-968-2777.
United Canarsie South
Civic Association
Come meet and greet your community neighbors and friends at the
United Canarsie South Civic
Association
meeting
Tuesday,
November 12th at 7:30 p.m. at the
H.E.S., 9502 Seaview Avenue
(entrance on East 95th Street). Hear
and be heard. Call 718-531-8130.
South Canarsie
Civic Association
Canarsie residents are urged to
attend this Important Public Meeting
to show appreciation for our local
leaders, who helped the community
get monetary settlements for property
damages to Canarsie homes caused by
four thunderstorms and Tropical
Storm Irene. The meeting will take
place at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday,
November 13th at Congregation AAA
Sfard Synagogue, located at 1385 East
94th Street and will be hosted by 58th
District Leader Melba Brown. For
more information, call Maryanne
Sallustro at 718-251-7145.
Glenwood Residents
Association
The Glenwood Houses Residents
Association will have their next general meeting on Tuesday, November
19th at 6:30 p.m. at the complex’s
community center, located at 5816
Farragut Road. Tenants and nearby
residents are encouraged to attend
and address quality of life issues.
Community Board 5
Starrett City and East New York
residents are invited to the next
Community Board 5 meeting on
Wednesday, November 20th at 6:30
p.m. at 127 Pennsylvania Avenue, 3rd
floor. For more information, call 718498-5711.
Community Board 18
The next meeting of Community
Board 18 will take place on Wednesday,
November 20th at 7 p.m. at the John
Malone Community Center, located at
2335 Bergen Avenue (between avenues
W and X). Please note this is a new
location. Meetings are usually held on
the third Wednesday of the month. In
addition to the regular agenda, the disposition of Yeshiva Rambam, located at
3340 Kings Highway, will be discussed.
69th Precinct
Community Council
The next scheduled meeting of the
69th Precinct Community Council will
take place on Tuesday, November 26th
at 8 p.m. at St. Alban’s Church, 9408
Farragut Road. The public is encouraged to attend and bring quality of life
issues to the council for discussion.
For further information, call 718-2576205.
EVENTS
Brooklyn Children’s Museum
Celebrate
Native
American
Heritage Month during November with
a variety of different activities. On
Friday, November 8th, kids can explore
a new style of art with Art Kids and
touch a starfish, horseshoe crab or sea
snail in their Touch Tank.
On
Saturday, November 9th and Sunday,
November 10th, kids can learn about
Totem Poles and listen to Native Turtle
Tales. Every Thursday, the museum
has FREE hours from 3 to 5 p.m. Visit
www.brooklynkids.org for program
times and more information. The
museum is located at 145 Brooklyn
Avenue. Contact info: 718-735-4400.
Thunderbird American
Indian Dancers
Enjoy a performance by the
Thunderbird
American
Indian
Dancers at the Brooklyn Children’s
Museum on Saturday, November 9th at
1 p.m. The resident NYC Native
American dance company features a
diversity of dance forms that reflect the
group’s multicultural tribal membership. The museum is located at 145
Brooklyn Avenue. Contact info: 718735-4400.
Get A Fresh Start At Bridge
Street Development Corp.
Are you concerned about being late
on your mortgage or need information
about post-Sandy resources? Attend a
free Fresh Start Clinic and learn about
your rights as a homeowner in New
York’s Foreclosure Process. There will
be two clinics: Saturday, November 9th
from 6 to 8 p.m. at Jamaica Bay
Library, 9727 Seaview Avenue, and
Wednesday, December 4th from 6 to 8
p.m. at Canarsie Library, 1580
Rockaway Parkway. Call 718-6367596, ext 214 to register or email
[email protected]. www.bsdcorp.org.
Conservatory Singers At
Brooklyn College
On Tuesday, November 12th at 7:30
p.m., The Conservatory Singers will
present “Northern Lights,” featuring
European choral music from across the
centuries. Admission is free. The concert will take place at Brooklyn
College, 2900 Bedford Avenue, in
Studio 312, Roosevelt Extension.
Fall Lecture Series At Jamaica
Bay Wildlife Refuge
The Fall Lectures Series, canceled
because of the federal government
shutdown, has been rescheduled for
November. This year’s series will focus
on the effects of Hurricane Sandy on
Jamaica Bay and the shore community.
The free programs are held on
Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m. at the
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, located
on Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens.
November 13th - Diamond Back
Terrapins in Jamaica Bay.
November 20th - NY After Sandy:
Lessons, Questions and Planning for
Resilience.
Christmas Fair At St. James
Avoid the rush and start your holiday shopping early at St. James
Church. They’re having their annual
Christmas Fair on Friday, November
15th from 2 to 8 p.m. and Saturday,
November 16th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
St. James Church is located at 2776
Gerritsen Avenue in Gerritsen Beach.
SENIORS
JASA Senior Center at H.E.S.
Join seniors at H.E.S., 9502 Seaview
Avenue for painting, dancing, sing-along, crafts, current events, seniorcise,
and cancer support group. Hot lunch
served daily. For information, call
Sue Ann or Lillian at 718-251-3700.
OTHER
Catholic Charities In Canarsie
Affected by Hurricane Sandy?
Catholic
Charities
bilingual
(Creole/English) Case Managers are
available at Our Lady of Miracles
Church on Tuesday and Thursdays
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 718-722-6001
for an appointment.
Preschool And Teen Time At
Jamaica Bay Library
Jamaica Bay Library has story time
for preschool children every Tuesday
at 11:30 a.m. and Teen Time (ages 1317 only) from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. on
Tuesdays. For information on other
events, call 718-241-3571.
The
Jamaica Bay Library is located at 9727
Seaview Avenue.
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.
Canarsie Courier
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November 7, 2013
PUT YOUR FEET
IN THE RIGHT HANDS
In the hands of experience…Diplomate American Board Podiatric Surgery Fellow
American College of Foot Surgeons • Board Certified Foot Surgeon • Member American
Podiatric Medical Association • Member American Academy Podiatric Sports Medicine •
Full Hospital Privileges • Instructor and Lecturer to new podiatric physicians
In the hands of concern…Dependable, gentle surgical and non-surgical care for
corns, calluses, bunions, hammer toes, ingrown nails, warts • Comprehensive treatment
for geriatric conditions, sports injuries, arthritis • Infant and child care • Emergency care
for infections, diabetics • Prompt, courteous attention from office staff
Dr. Marc Brenner
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In the hands of skill and technology…Thousands of corrective surgical procedures
performed to treat almost any foot deformity • State-of-the-art surgical techniques • Fully
equipped Operating Room Suite • Custom made orthotics to relieve pain without surgery •
X-Rays, Blood tests, complete Doppler and circulatory analysis performed in office.
• Extended Hours 6 Days a Week
• Available for Lectures to
Community Groups
• Medicare, GHI, Blue Shield,
Privates and Others Accepted
In the hands of…
Dr. Marc A. Brenner
Diplomate American Board Podiatric Surgery
Board Certified in Foot Surgery
1899 Rockaway Parkway (btwn. Ave M & N)
1-718-251-1122
Why Different Fees?
RY
GA
Why do fillings vary in cost from one-surface restoration. If it affects
dentist to dentist, or even the same several surfaces, the result is a multidentist? The answer is simple. Like ple (two, three or even a four) surface
snowflakes and fingerprints, no two filling. Sometimes decay may stretch
fillings are alike.
to an adjacent tooth, in which case a
The reason for making a
filling may well involve the
filling is to remove and
preparation of more than one
replace a diseased or
tooth. Usually, the fee for a
VIEW S ON
decayed tooth’s crown
DE N TAL filling depends on the number
structure. The crown, of
HEALTH of surfaces affected, the comcourse, is roughly a cube
plexity of the cavity, the type
with five surfaces, a top
of filling material used, and
and four sides.
.S the time required to complete
Decay causes cavities, S. RAFAL, D. D the procedure.
and it can strike any of these
The office of Gary S. Rafal is
five surfaces. If the decay afflicts a located at 9915 Seaview Avenue. For
single surface, the filling is called a an appointment, call 718-763-7799.
.
• House Calls Available
Adult Vaccination: Protect Your Health
CDC recommends people with asthma, COPD, or other conditions that
affect the lungs get a yearly influenza
(flu) vaccine and a pneumococcal vaccine, once as an adult before age 65
years of age and again at age 65.
•People with type 1 or type 2 diabetes have a higher risk of Hepatitis B
virus infection. Hepatitis B can be
spread through sharing of blood glucose meters, finger stick devices, or
other diabetes care equipment such as
insulin pens. Adults with diabetes
(type 1 or type 2) ages 19 through 59
should receive the Hepatitis B vaccine
as soon as possible after being diagnosed with diabetes. If you are 60
years or older and have diabetes, talk
to your doctor to see if you should get
the vaccine.
•Diabetes, either type 1 or type 2,
can weaken the immune system's ability to fight the flu. People with diabetes, even if well managed, are more
likely than those without diabetes to
have complications from the flu such
as pneumonia, that can lead to hospitalization.
November 7, 2013
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Anorexia Nervosa:
Starving Yourself To Death
Anorexia nervosa is a serious eating weight or becoming too fat, even
disorder that involves a drive for thin- though the person is underweight.
ness through starvation. If untreated, it
3. A disturbance in the way in which
can result in death.
Anywhere one’s body weight, size or shape is
between 5 and 20% of the individuals experienced. The individual feels and
suffering from this eating disorder die believes he or she is fat, even when
each
year.
e m a c i a t e d .
Anorexia is more By Michael Feld, L.C.S.W. Sometimes a particcommon
among
ular part of the body
Certified Psychoanalyst,
women than men.
is believed to be too
Licensed Psychotherapist
Ninety-five percent
fat, such as one’s
of the reported
legs or thighs.
cases are women and five percent are
The absence of the menstrual perimen. The disorder frequently afflicts ods in women, usually missing three
people between the ages of ten and periods in a row. In men, a diminished
thirty.
sexual interest and an inability to perPeople who suffer from anorexia form sexually.
have an uncontrollable desire to be
Some psychoanalytic theories on
thin at any cost. They are often anorexia nervosa believe that at its root
extremely hungry but keep themselves is the inability in childhood to approfrom taking in any food. In some priately express angry or hostile feelcases, they exercise excessively or ings, usually toward one’s parents.
induce vomiting in order to keep from The presence of such feelings jeopardbecoming “fat.” We can say that izes the child’s safety, and requires
anorexia is a weight or fat phobia, an him or her to keep them hidden. Guilt
extreme uncontrollable fear over gain- over harboring these raging “bad”
ing weight. The primary characteris- thoughts toward one’s caretakers sets
tics present in anorexia are:
in, and this causes self-hate in the form
1. A refusal to maintain body weight of the self-inflicted punishment of not
over a minimal normal weight for eating. Though self-starvatic, the perone’s age and height. Or weight loss son hopes to atone for his or her angry
leading to a body weight of fifteen per- thoughts until they go away, or until he
cent below the normal body weight; a or she achieves perfection and once
self-inflicted severe loss of weight, again secures the love and attention of
either through the avoidance of foods mother and father. This is similar to
considered to be fattening, self- the religious principle behind the rituinduced vomiting, abuse of laxatives al of fasting as a way of repentance.
or excessive exercising.
Whatever the cause, anorectic peo2. A phobia-like fear of gaining ple often exhibit the following two
qualities:
1. Obsessive compulsive behavior in an
DEPRESSED?
ANXIOUS?
FEEL LIKE YOU’RE GOING NOWHERE?
MID-LIFE CRISIS?
MARITAL PROBLEMS?
PROBLEMS AT WORK?
MICHAEL FELD L.C.S.W.
CERTIFIED PSYCHOANALYST
LICENSED PSYCHOTHERAPIST
Psychodynamic Psychotherapy offered
to individuals, couples & families.
GHI, HIP, METROPLUS, TRICARE,
HEALTH NET (MHN), OXFORD,
EMPIRE & MEDICARE ACCEPTED
Call For Consultation:
718-444-8560
attempt to achieve perfection;
2. Depression alternating with
hyperactivity.
Through psychoanalytic psychotherapy, the anorectic individual
can uncover his or her inner thoughts
and feelings in a safe, benign environment. They can learn to diminish their
guilt, lessen their self-hate and open
themselves up to self-nurturance in all
its forms—including the intake of
food.
Prepared as a public service from
the office of Psychotherapist Michael
Feld, L.C. S.W. (718) 444-8560
877-EARLOBE
(327-5623)
866-KELOIDS
(535-6437)
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~ Rest In Peace, Oshi ~
Our sincere condolences to
the Hebrew Educational Society
on the loss of Oshi (Oshrat)
Vainer.
Oshi was a pleasure to deal
with on a weekly basis, and was
always accomodating to us.
Oshi was on top of her game
when we were on deadline and
needed her assistance.
She will be sorely missed.
Rest in peace, Oshi.
Condolences to her sister
Shiran.
St. Bernard Of
Clairvaux Church
2055 East 69th Street, Brooklyn,
NY 11234 (718) 763-5533
Rev. Msgr. Jamie J. Gigantiello,
Pastor
Mass Schedule: Saturdays at 5 p.m.;
Sundays at 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m. & 11:30
a.m. Weekdays: Monday–Friday at
8:30 a.m.; Saturdays at 9 a.m.
Summer: Saturdays at 9 a.m. & 5
p.m.; Sundays at 9 a.m. & 11 a.m.
Holy days: Vigil Mass at 7:30 p.m.,
Holyday at 8:30 a.m. & 10 a.m.
The Rectory Office is now open in
the evenings, Monday through Friday
until 8 p.m. Weekend hours are currently Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m., and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Please call before coming while
we work out coverage and scheduling.
Note that the Rectory Office is closed
each day between the hours of 12 p.m.
and 1 p.m. for lunch.
This Monday, November 11th, we
celebrate Veterans’ Day. This is a day
set aside to honor the brave men and
women of our military, and to let them
know that we appreciate their loyalty
and dedicated service to our country,
and the sacrifices they make to keep
our country free and safe. In honor of
Veterans’ Day, the Rectory Office and
the School Office will be closed.
However, emergency calls can be
phoned in at any time.
If you love to sing, and would like
to audition for the Adult Choir, please
call the Rectory Office and leave a
message for our music director, Mr.
Ernest Buckley. The Choir sings every
Sunday at the 10 a.m. Mass, from midSeptember to mid-June. Rehearsals
are Thursday evenings from 7:30 p.m.
to 9 p.m. in the church.
Saint Bernard School is looking for
some holiday angels. Did you receive
a Catholic education that you are
thankful for? Did your children
receive a Catholic education that you
generously gave them and are now
thankful that you did? Are you willing
lies are welcome to the Parish and
encouraged to become actively
involved in parish societies and activities. New parishioners should register
at the Rectory as soon as possible.
Parishoners are asked to us the weekly
envelopes in making their contributions.
St. Alban’s Church
9408 Farragut Road, Brooklyn, NY
11236 (718) 257-0706. Sunday services at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Rectory:
Reverend Canon George L. Bonner,
BA, MSc (Hons)
~ The staff of the
Canarsie Courier
Mary Queen Of
Heaven Church
to help other families give their children a Catholic Education at Saint
Bernard School? If so, please consider being a Holiday Angel and making
a gift to Saint Bernard School. No
donation is too large or small. Your
donation will be used to help defray
part of a current student’s tuition payment.
Calling all photographers! We are
looking for a nice picture of St.
Bernard with the church decorated for
Christmas. If you have such a picture,
either inside the church or outside,
please speak to Msgr. Jamie.
Rectory: (718) 763-5533; fax: (718)
763-0224
Rectory Office Hours: MondayFriday: 9 a.m.–12 noon and 1 p.m.– 5
p.m. Saturday & Sunday: Closed.
National holidays: rectory closed.
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 a.m. Mass. First
Fridays: Exposition – 9 a.m. – noon in
Chapel.
Baptisms: Scheduled for the last
Sunday of the month at 12:30 p.m.
Parents are required to schedule an
appointment with a priest or deacon at
least six weeks prior to Baptism.
Marriages: Arrangements must be
made with a priest or deacon at least
six months before the wedding. PreCana information can be found at
www.pre-cana.org.
Sick calls will be made at any time.
Please call the Rectory to arrange a
Communion call to the sick or elderly,
or a pastoral visit to a hospitalized
loved one.
Reconciliation: Saturdays at 4:15
p.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Vocations: Anyone seeking information regarding the priesthood, permanent deaconate, religious life or
about serving in our parish as a lay
minister should speak to Msgr. Jamie,
Fr. Tim, Deacon Frank or Deacon
Chris.
Parish membership: All new fami-
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.
Sunday, November 3rd: Rosary
Society – 12 p.m. Mass, monthly
meeting to follow in the Parish Hall;
Clothing Drive – from 8 a.m. to 12
p.m. in front of the Church;
Confirmation – 2 p.m. in the Church.
Sunday,
November
10th:
Hospitality Day – In the Parish Hall
following each of the Masses.
Monday, November 11th: Veterans’
Day – Rectory Office closed.
Friday, November 15th: Night at the
Races – 7:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall.
$25 per person.
Sunday,
November
17th:
Thanksgiving Liturgy – 10 a.m. Mass.
Monday, November 18th: Monday
Afternoon at the Movies – 3 p.m. in
the Parish Hall.
Thursday, November 28th–29th:
Thanksgiving Day – Rectory Office
closed.
Baptisms: Last Sunday of the
month, 1p.m. An appointment must be
made with Father Thomas Leach,
Pastor.
Bereavement Support Group: 2nd
and 4th Tuesday of each month, 7:30
p.m. in the Parish Center.
Charismatic Prayer Group: 2nd and
4th Friday of each month, 7 p.m. in the
Parish Center.
La Legion de Marie: 1st and 3rd
Sunday of each month, 1 p.m. in the
Parish Center. 2nd Saturday of each
month, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. committee
members in the Parish Center.
Line Dancing: Wednesdays, Parish
hall, 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. ($7 per
person.)
Prayer Group Cenacle: Thursdays,
7:30 p.m. in the Parish Center.
Youth Group: 1st and 3rd
Thursdays of each month, 7 p.m. to 9
p.m. in the Parish Center Youth Room.
Devotions at a Glance:
Exposition & Benediction: 1st
Fridays, 10 a.m. to 12 noon in the
November 7, 2013
Parish Center Chapel.
Miraculous
Medal
Novena:
Mondays, Novena & Benediction following the 8 a.m. Mass.
Morning Prayer: Monday to Friday,
7:45 a.m., Saturdays 8:45 a.m.
Rosary: Monday to Friday after the
8 a.m. Mass, Saturday after the 9 a.m.
Mass.
It is not too early to start thinking
about donating to our Thanksgiving
Food Pantry. Frozen turkeys and fixings are needed to provide for approximately 60 families. Food items can
be left in the boxes at the doors of the
church. Turkeys should be brought to
the Rectory Office.
It’s back!!! Our next Friday Night
at the Races will be held on Friday,
November 15th at 7:30 p.m. A great
time was had by all at our May 10th
event. This one will be even better!
Please help our school by saving
your box tops from all General Mills
products. You can place them in the
collection box in the back of the
church, or you can bring them to the
school office. Make a difference for
our school. Every time you buy groceries, look for box tops on hundreds
of your favorite General Mills products
and we can earn cash for our school!
Marriages: Please speak with Fr.
Tom or Den. Jean Baptiste at least 9
months before your wedding. Access
www.pre-cana.org to obtain Pre-Cana
information.
Please call the Rectory Office to
arrange a communion call to the sick
or elderly, or a pastoral visit to a hospitalized loved one.
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.
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 Avenue
Church: (718) 649-5962 Fax: (718)
649-3702
E-mail: Plymouthcongc
@aol.com.
Order of services: Sunday Morning:
9:30 a.m. Youth and Adult Sunday
School; 11 a.m. Devotional period;
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Religious News...
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11:15 a.m. -Worship Service. Monday:
7 p.m. - “Hour of Prayer” Meeting.
Tuesday: 7 p.m. Choir Rehearsal.
Wednesday Evening: 7:30 p.m.
Prayer and Bible Study. 1st Sunday
~ Communion Observance. 2nd Sunday ~ Youth Ministry. 3rd Sunday ~
Men's Fellowship. 5th Sunday ~
Missionary Service.
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. On
Monday November 25th at 7:30 p.m.,
the annual Brotherhood Service before
Thanksgiving will be held. This year,
this Ecumenical/Non Denominational
Event, hosted by the Canarsie Lions
will be held in our sanctuary. Please
plan to join us. 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 E-mail us at Temple1880@aol. com.
New Covenant
Worship Center
New Convenant Worship Center
(Centre D’Adoration De La Nouvelle
Alliance): Please come and experience
the presence of God through a time of
praise and worship. Guest preacher:
Rev. Dr. Luis Carlo.We will be meeting every Sunday at 11 a.m. at P.S. 66.
Come join us as we celebrate our Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ.
Join us for: Sunday School: 10–11
a.m.; Sunday Service: 11–2 p.m.;
Wednesday Bible Study: 7:30–9:30
p.m.; Friday Prayer Service: 7:30–9:30
p.m.; (Bible Study & Prayer Service
meet at 1415 East 99th Street, between
Avenue N and Seaview Avenue) Rev.
Yonel Jacques, Pastor /Rev. Venise
Jacques, Co-Pastor. Phone (718) 4157097;
Fax
(718)
513-6430;
www.ncwc.org
Congregation Beth
Tikvah
Rabbi Jacob Greenberg and
Rebbetzin Malka Greenberg welcome
you to Beth Tikvah’s services daily
and on Shabbat. We are located at
8800 Seaview Avenue, across the
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street from the park. Weekday morning prayers are at 7 a.m. at the Young
Israel. Mincha and Maariv are at Beth
Tikvah (8800 Seaview Avenue) starting 2:40 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Davening on Saturday begins at 9
a.m. and again approximately two
hours before the end of Shabbat. On
Sunday mornings we daven at 7:30
a.m., after which we have a wonderful
Mishnayot class led by Elie
Borenstein. Saturday evenings, ladies
read Tehillim and learn. Our weekly
and special events include learning
sessions, movie nights at no charge,
special dinners, and much more.
If you would like to receive further
information, please email Sharon at
[email protected]. More general information can be found at our website,www.BethTikvah.webstarts.com.
We have a friendly, eclectic congregation of all ages, and we love newcomers.
Young Israel Of
Canarsie
Rabbi Baruch M. Leibowitz, as well
as the officers and congregants of YIC,
welcome the community to join with
us for services throughout the year.
Candle lighting for Friday evening
parshas VAYETZE is at 4:27 pm.
Services begin with Mincha at 4:35
p.m. Shabbos morning services begin
at 9 a.m.
Rabbi Leibowitz’s sermon is at
10:30. Our Sisterhood hosts this
week’s Kiddush, and the congregation
is cordially invited to participate.
Shabbos afternoon youth groups for
boys meet at 4:00 p.m. All youngsters
are invited. Mincha is at 4:30 followed by seudah shelishis. Shabbos
ends with Maariv and Havdala at 5:27
p.m.
Monday, November 11th is
Veterans’ Day. Please take a moment
out of your daily activities to remember all those veterans who served our
country throughout its history.
Services for this coming week will
be conducted each evening at 4:20
p.m., Sunday at 8 a.m. and Monday
through Friday at 7 a.m.
We are located at 1265 East 108th
Street, corner of Avenue M. Our telephone number is (718) 251-2600.
Attend services as often as possible.
You are always welcome.
WANT TO ADVERTISE WITH US?
Call (718) 257-0600
Congregation AAA
Canarsie & Sephardic
Jewish Center
Rabbi Myron Rakowitz, President
Jeff Beja, Hazan Isac Faineh and
Sisterhood President Hermosa Behar
cordially invite you to attend our
Religious and Educational programs.
Everyone is invited to attend our
Kiddush this Shabbat after services.
The Sephardic Jewish Center of
Canarsie conducts regular Shabbat
services at Congregation AAA of
Canarsie on Glenwood Road and East
95th Street. Services are also conducted on Sunday morning at 8 a.m. At
Shabbat services, Rabbi Rakowitz
delivers his sermons.
A Kiddush follows the service. We
thank all the officers and members of
AAA Canarsie for their continued hospitality and friendship. The telephone
number remains the same – (718) 2570400.
Cong. Beit Hillel
Rabbi and Rebbitzin Fine would like
to welcome you to our shul, a place
where every Jew feels connected. We
are an Orthodox synagogue that has
proudly served the Georgetown and Mill
Basin communities for over 40 years.
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 & Men
study groups, 1 hour before Mincha,
Saturday evening – Mincha and Seudah
every Shabbos before Shabbos ends!
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.beithil
lel.org - Email: [email protected]
OR FAX US AT
(718) 272-0870
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perhaps
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County
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ridges
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Australian metal band
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53. Comparative word
56. Fold, spindle or mutilate
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CITATION – File No. 2011211/A – PA. No. 137393 –
SURROGATE’S
COURT,
KINGS COUNTY – THE
PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, By the Grace of
God Free and Independent.
TO: Attorney General of the
State of New York, New York
State Department of Taxation
and Finance, New York City
Human
Resources
Administration, 723 Realty
LLC, Consolidated Edison
Company of New York – The
spouse, if any, and any and all
unknown distributees and
creditors of MICHAEL E.
CHAHIN, a/k/a MICHAEL
EDGAR CHAHIN, a/k/a
MICHAEL CHAHIN, a/k/a
MICHELE EDGAR GERDUK, deceased, whose
whereabouts are unknown and
if any of the aforesaid persons
be dead, to their heirs at law,
next of kin and distributees
whose names and places of
residence are unknown and if
the persons died subsequent to
the decadent herein, to their
executors,
administrators,
legatees,Legal
devisees,
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names
and
places
of
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are
unknown
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to
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all
other
heirs
at
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next
of
for by the undersigned to sell
kin
andwinedistributees
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at retail in of
a
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a/k/a
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EDGAR
CHAHIN, a/k/a MICHELE
EDGAR GERDUK, the decadent herein, whose names and
places or residence are
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diligence be ascertained – A
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by the Public Administrator of
Kings County, who has
offices at 360 Adams Street,
Room 144A, Brooklyn, New
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Room 319, Brooklyn, New
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of that day, why: (a) The
account of proceedings of the
Public Administrator of Kings
County as Administrator of
the estate of MICHAEL E.
EDGAR CHAHIN, a/k/a
MICHAEL CHAHIN, a/k/a
MICHELE
EDGAR
GERDIJK, a summary of
which is has been served herewith, should not be judicially
settled; (b) The Public
Administrator of Kings
County should not be paid his
commissions
to
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X Inc. pursuant
under the
SCPA
$2307
in
the
amount
of
Alcoholic Beverage Control
$1,890.26,
as set
forth
in
Law
at 2809
Ocean
Ave,
Schedules
C-1
and
I
of
the
Brooklyn, NY 11229 for onAccount; (c) consumption.
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premise
Administrator
September 12, 19, of
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of the New York State
Department of Taxation and
Finance and the New York
City
Human
Resources
Administration, if any, should
not be fixed and determined;
(i) The Petitioner should not
be permitted to distribute so
much of the net estate to the
decedent’s distributees, as
now known or hereafter determined, as their interests may
appear, and to deposit any
amount not so distributed with
the Commissioner of Finance
of the City of New York to be
held for the benefit of decedent’s unknown distributees
or for the benefit of any distributees of the decedent who
are under disability for whom
no guardian of the property
has been appointed; (j) The
Petitioner, upon fully complying with the Decree to be
made in this proceeding, should
not be released and discharged
of and from any and all liability,
responsibility
and
accountability with respect to
the Petitioner’s acts and proceedings as Administrator as
set forth and embraced in said
account and the Court grant
such other and further relief as
it deems just and proper. Dated,
Attested and Sealed, October
23, 2013, Hon. Margarita López
Torres, Surrogate, Doreen A.
Quinn, Chief Clerk. Attorney,
Richard H. Freeman, Esq.,
Cullen and Dykman LLP, 44
Wall Street, New York, NY
10005-2407 (212) 701-4175.
NOTE: This citation is served
upon you as required by law.
You are not required to appear.
If you fail to appear it will be
assumed that you do not
object to the relief requested.
You have a right to have an
attorney appear for you, and
you or your attorney may
request a copy of the full
account from the petitioner or
petitioner’s
attorney.
November 7, 14, 21, 28, 2013.
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NOTICE OF FORMATION
OF LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY.
NAME:
TINYRAMP I, LLC. Articles
of Organization were filed
with the Secretary of State of
New York (SSNY) on
08/22/13. Office location:
Kings County. SSNY has
been designated as agent of
the LLC upon whom process
SSNY shall mail a copy of the
process to the LLC, c/o Tesser
Ryan & Rochman, LLP, 509
Madison Avenue, New York,
New York 10022. Purpose:
For any lawful purpose.
October 17, 24, 31, 2013;
November 7, 14, 21, 2013.
tant 60 ft. Easterly from property located at a point on the
Northerly side of Avenue B,
distant 60 ft. Easterly from the
corner formed by the intersection of the Easterly side of
95th St., and the Northerly
side of Avenue B; being a plot
100 ft. x 26 ft. Approx. amt.
of judgment is $620,440.76
plus costs and interest. Sold
subject to terms and conditions of filed judgment and
terms of sale. JEROME D.
COHEN, Referee. COHN &
ROTH, Attys. for Pltf., 100
East Old Country Rd., Ste. 28,
Mineola,
NY
#83236.
October 17, 24, 31, 2013.
November 7, 2013.
Legal Notice
Notice of Formation of FENG
SHENG, LLC. Arts. of Org.
filed with Secy. of State of
NY (SSNY) on 09/13/2013.
Office location: Kings County.
SSNY designated as agent of
THE LLC, 8011 18TH AVE,
BROOKLYN, NY 11214.
October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31,
2013; November 7, 2013.
Legal Notice
PROBATE CITATION – File
No. 2011-4434 – SURROGATE’S COURT – KINGS
COUNTY CITATION – THE
PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, By the Grace of
God Free and Independent –
TO NAOMI KOSOWSKA
and any unknown issue of
ANN KOSOWSKA a/k/a ANN
KOSOWSKA THOMAS and
any and all unknown persons
whose names or parts of
whose names, and whose
place or places of residence
are unknown, an cannot, after
due diligent inquiry, be ascer-
tained, distributees, heirs at
law and next of kin of said
SOPHIE KOSOWSKA and if
any of the said distributees,
heirs at law or next of kin of
deceased, be dead, their legal
representatives, their husbands or wives, if any, distributees and successors in interest whose names and/or places
of residence and post office
addresses are unknown. A
petition having been duly filed
by KEVIN KALES who is
domiciled at 948 New Haven
Court, Northville, Michigan
48167 – YOU ARE HEREBY
CITED TO SHOW CAUSE
SAMMARTINO, deceased,
Citation
whereabouts
are
– File No. 2012 – 2719/A – whose
PA. No. 141192 – SURRO- unknown and if any of the
GATE’S COURT, KINGS aforesaid persons be dead, to
COUNTY – THE PEOPLE their heirs at law, next of kin
OF THE STATE OF NEW and distributees whose names
YORK, By the Grace of God and places of residence are
Free and Independent. TO: unknown and if the persons
Joseph Mari, Annette Mari died subsequent to the deceNewell,
Annette from
Birnberg,
Continued
page dent
35 herein, to their executors,
legatees,
Peter Mari, Joseph Mari, administrators,
Theresa
Petito,
Alfred devisees, assignees and sucNapolitano, Lucille Sparrazza, cessors in interest whose
Maria
Presa,
Annette names and places of residence
Caudiano, Paula Caudiano, are unknown and to all other
Madeline Caudiano, Janet heirs at law, next of kin and
Rigatti, Attorney General of distributees of MADELINE
a/k/a
the State of New York, New SAMMARTINO
York State Department of MADELINE MADDALENA
Taxation and Finance, New SAMMARTINO, the deceYork City Human Resources dent herein, whose names and
Administration. The spouse, places of residence are
if any, and any and all unknown and cannot after due
unknown distributees and diligence be ascertained: A
creditors of MADELINE petition having been duly filed
SAMMARTINO
a/k/a by the Public Administrator of
MADELINE MADDALENA Kings County, who has offices
at 360 Adams Street, Room
144A, Brooklyn, NY 11201,
United States. YOU ARE
HEREBY CITED TO SHOW
CAUSE
before
the
Surrogate’s Court, Kings
County at 2 Johnson Street,
Room 319, Brooklyn, New
York, on December 03, 2013
at 9:30 o’clock in the fore
noon of that day, why: (a) The
account of proceedings of the
Public Administrator of Kings
County as Administrator of
the estate of MADELINE
SAMMARTINO
a/k/a
Madeline
Maddalena
Sammartino, a summary of
which has been served herewith, should not be judicially
settled; (b) The Public
Administrator
of
Kings
commissions pursuant to
SCPA §2307 in the amount of
$6,753.16, as set forth in
Schedules C-1 and I of the
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Notice of Sale
SUPREME COURT: KINGS
COUNTY. THE BANK OF
NEW YORK MELLON
F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW
YORK AS TRUSTEE ON
BEHALF
OF
CIT
MORTAGE LOAN TRUST
2007-1, Pltf. vs. HILDA
LEWIS, LESTER LEWIS,
Defts.
Index #7501/09.
Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale entered Sept.
3, 2013, I will sell at public
auction in Room 224 of the
Kings County Supreme
Court, 360 Adams St.,
Brooklyn, NY on Thursday,
Nov. 21, 2013 at 2:30 p.m.,
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Account; (c) The Public
Administrator
of
Kings
administrative expenses pursuant to SCPA §1106(3) in the
amount of $1,438.29, as set
forth in Schedules C-1 and J
of the Account; (d) The Court
approve the legal fees of
Cullen and Dykman LLP,
counsel to Petitioner, in the
amount of $8,629.73 as shown
in Schedules C-1 and J of the
Account; (e) The Court should
not fix, determine and approve
the disbursements of Cullen
and Dykman LLP in the
amount of $52.00 as shown in
Schedules C-1 and J of the
Account; (f) The claims of the
New York State Department
of Taxation and Finance and
the New York City Human
Resources Administration, if
any, should not be fixed and
determined; (g) The Petitioner
Legal Notice
210 NORTH HENRY ST.,
LLC, a domestic LLC, filed
with the SSNY on 8/16/13.
Office location: Kings County.
SSNY is designated as agent
upon whom process against
the LLC may be served.
The LLC, 57 Hausman St.,
Brooklyn,
NY
11222.
General Purpose. October 31,
2013; November 7, 14, 21,
28, 2013; December 5, 2013.
Legal Notice
WHOSEYOURLANDLORD, LLC. Articles of Org.
filed NY Sec. of State
(SSNY) 9/6/13. Office in
Kings Co. SSNY desig. agent
of LLC upon whom process
mail copy of process to 413
Halsey St., Brooklyn, NY
11233, which is also the principal business location.
Purpose: Any lawful purpose.
October 17, 24, 31, 2013;
November 7, 14, 21, 2013.
D EADLINE F OR C LASSIFIED A DS IS T UESDAY AT
before the Surrogate’s Court,
Kings County, at 2 Johnson
Street, Room 319, Brooklyn,
New York, on December 17,
2013 at 9:30 o’clock in the
forenoon of that day, why a
decree should not be made in
the estate of SOPHIE KOSOWSKA lately domiciled at
1871 West 5th Street, Brooklyn,
New York 11223 admitting to
probate a Will dated August
24, 2010 as the Will of
SOPHIE
KOSOWSKA
deceased, relating to real and
personal property, and directing that Letters Testa-mentary
issue to: KEVIN KALES.
Dated, Attested and Sealed,
October 30, 2013. HON.
Margarita
López-Torres,
Surrogate, Doreen A. Quinn,
Chief Clerk – Conners and
Sullivan, Attorney for Petitioner 7408 Fifth Avenue –
Suite 2, Brooklyn, New York
11209 (718) 238-6500. [NOTE:
This citation is served upon
you as required by law. You
are not required to appear. If
you fail to appear it will be
attorney appear for you.]
November 7, 14, 21, 28, 2013.
should not be permitted to distribute so much of the net
estate to the decedent’s distributees, as now known or
hereafter determined, as their
interests may appear, and to
deposit any amount not so distributed
with
the
Commissioner of Finance of
the City of New York to be
held for the benefit of decedent’s unknown distributees
or for the benefit of any distributees of the decedent who
are under disability for whom
no guardian of the property
has been appointed; (h) The
Petitioner, upon fully complying with the Decree to be
made in this proceeding,
should not be released and discharged of and from any and
all liability, responsibility and
accountability with respect to
the Petitioner’s acts and proceedings as Administrator as
set forth and embraced in said
account and the Court grant
such other and further relief as
it deems just and proper.
Dated, Attested and Sealed,
September 26, 2013, Hon.
Margarita López Torres,
Surrogate, Doreen A. Quinn,
Chief
Clerk;
Attorney:
Richard H. Freeman, Esq.,
Cullen and Dykman LLP, 44
Wall Street, New York, NY
10005-2407 (212) 701-4175.
NOTE: This citation is served
upon you as required by law.
You are not required to appear.
If you fail to appear it will be
attorney appear for you, and
you or your attorney may
request a copy of the full
account from the petitioner or
petitioner’s attorney. October
17, 24, 31, 2013; November 7,
2013.
November 7, 2013
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HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
DAYCARE PERSON NEEDED, must have CPR & first aid
experience. Please call Miss
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POSITION
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Prime location! $650 monthly.
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“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
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Saturday 1–4pm
966 Hemlock Street
(Stanley Ave & Wortman)
Cypress Hills: New construction! 2 family brick
semi-detached, 3 bedrooms
over 2 bedrooms with 1 bedroom walk-in apartment.
Garage! Asking $479,000.
Saturday 1–4pm
1102 E 38 Street
(btwn Ave I & J)
East Flatbush: New
listing! 3 family semidetached 4 bedroom
duplex over 3 bedrooms.
Eat-in kitchen, living and
dining room, walk-in finished basement.
November 7, 2013
Sunday 12–3pm
332 E 59 Street
(Beverly & Clarendon)
East Flatbush: Estate
sale! Brick 1 family, 2
bedrooms – large rooms!
Kitchen, bath, garage, private driveway, enclosed
porch & rear deck!
Sunday 2–5pm
1041 Remsen Avenue
(Farragut & Bedella)
Canarsie: Renovated!
2 family semi-detached,
3 bedrooms over 3 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen,
living room, dining room
& finished basement.
Saturday 1–4pm
1148 E 82 Street
(btwn Ave K & L)
Sunday
1–4pm
WE HAVE
1429
E 98 Street
MANY
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(btwn Ave L & Ave M)
Canarsie: Brick Beauty!
1 family, 3 bedroom
duplex with custom
kitchen & bath, private
driveway, beautiful bkyd
& finished basement.
Canarsie: Totally remodeled! Large 2 family semiattached, 6 1/2 over 6 1/2
bedrooms,
finished
FOR
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Asking only
$499,000.
1, 2 & 3
FAMILY
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Canarsie: 2 family home, 2,640
square feet. 4 bedrooms, 2
baths. Good area! Well kept!
By Owner (917) 650-3300
OMB: 1 family brick 3 bedroom
duplex. Walk-in studio, 3 baths,
spacious backyard & parking.
Broker (917) 312-7775
Georgetown: Attached 2 family
duplex, 3 over 1 over 1.
$649,000. Broker (631) 8776610
E 57 ST /FARRAGUT ROAD
2 family brick, needs work!
6 1/2 over 4 1/2, finished
basement & 2 car garage.
High $400s.
Call Broker
(347) 423-4322
OPEN HOUSE
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Thursday 5–7pm;
Sunday 2–4pm
1812 E 92 Street
(btwn Skidmore & Schenck)
Canarsie: WOW! Move-in condition! Huge semi-detached 2 family
brick, with 3 bedrooms over 3 bedrooms. Owner enjoys a 3 room walkin. Private driveway & garage. Price
break! Only $539,000. Fin #329033
Saturday & Sunday 1–3pm
105-17 Avenue K
FILLMORE R.E.
(718) 253-2500
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Canarsie: Brick 1 family. 4
bedroom, 3 bath duplex in
move-in condition! $399,000.
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Sunday 12–3pm
5916 Ave T
(btwn E 59 & E 60 St)
Old Mill Basin (East 50s & Ave T):.
Beautiful 1 family brick, renovated
mother/daughter. 6 1/2 room duplex
featuring 3 large BRs, FDR, modern
kitchens & baths, full 3 room walk-in
bsmt, private driveway & garage.
Near
shops, transportation
&
schools. Priced to sell at $495,000!
Agent on Premises: Joe
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(718) 692-4020
KINGS HIGHWAY / E 55 STREET
1 family, newly renovated,
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Ray: (917) 543-4200
Canarsie: 2 family brick, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, balcony & backyard. $1,350. Call Owner (347)
651-5318; (718) 927-0403
Canarsie: 1 family, 3 bedroom
duplex, parking & backyard.
Beverly, Fillmore Real Estate
(718) 922-2200
Canarsie: $2,000, good income/
credit. Broker (917) 995-7489
ROOMS FOR RENT
CANARSIE
CANARSIE
Fully furnished and beautiful 2
separate rooms. Large, modernized and newly renovated, with
lots of closet space! Private bath,
private secured entrance. No
smoking/pets. Each has electric,
gas, heat, and hot/cold water
included. Immediate occupancy.
Credit and background check.
$987–$1,075. A must see!
2 separate rooms:
Small: $350
Large: $600
Owner
THIS WEEKEND’S
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HOUSE FOR RENT
(718) 444-3559
Canarsie: Unfurnished, share
kitchen & bath, no smoking/pets.
$180. (718) 763-4948
Canarsie: Furnished,
share
kitchen/bath, no smoking/pets.
$165 weekly. (347) 494-9503;
(718) 484-0822
Canarsie: Large unfurnished, no
pets/smoking, $165 weekly.
(917) 847-9959; (718) 614-5562
Canarsie: Furnished, shared utilities, no smoking. Julitte/John
(718) 781-1041; (646) 533-0446
E. Flatbush: Unfurnished room,
$525. Exit All Seasons R.E.
(347) 782-8571
Canarsie: Furnished, share facilities, no smoking/pets. Call
Owner (347) 866-2715
(646) 797-0378
OMB: Furnished room, share
kitchen & bath, $175 wkly w/utilities. Owner (718) 764-7939
Canarsie: Luxury! Shared bath,
$600 monthly. No smoking.
Owner (917) 319-9732
Canarsie/E87 Street: Large furnished, share kitchen/bath, $700.
Call (718) 251-3486
Canarsie: 1 bedroom, private
bath, no cooking. $650 monthly
w/electricity. 2 months security.
(347) 424-7631
kitchen & bath. $700 monthly
w/all utilities. (347) 598-0497
Canarsie: Furnished, share bathroom/kitchen, $150 weekly.
Call Owner (347) 874-7420
Canarsie: Furnished, share facilities, $170 weekly. No smoking/pets. (718) 763-7449
Brownsville (near Brookdale
Hospital): Large
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Fully detached legal 2 family. 3 BRs
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bath. Full basement with separate
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Will not last at this price! Don’t miss
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105-74 Avenue N
(btwn E 105 & E 108 St)
Seaview Village: Newly renovated legal 2
family Waxman split. Huge LR, 3 BRs, 1/2
bath in MBR. FDR & EIK over vacant 1 BR apt
w/LR, EIK, FDR & den with 3/4 bath & laundry
room! New boiler, baths, roof, siding, concrete
partition wall, kitchen & much more! Huge
50x100 w/pvt driveway & backyard. Will not
last at this price! Asking $500s. ID #23-048
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday 2:30–4pm
102-08 Avenue L
(btwn E 102 & E 103 St)
Brick 2 family, 2 bedrooms
over 1 bedroom. Move-in
condition! 3 year old roof,
new boiler & hot water.
Private driveway, 1 car
garage & huge backyard.
Asking $300s. ID# 23-081
OPEN HOUSE
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Saturday 3–5pm
Sunday 12–2pm
1137 E 103 Street
(btwn Ave L & Ave M)
Canarsie: Back on the Market! Estate
Sale! Brick 2 family duplex with 3 BRs
over 2 large BRs, plus full basement!
Huge LR & FDR, huge BRs, 2 1/2 baths.
Laundry is in owner’s unit! New modern
bath, Andersen window, roof, boiler &
HWH, HWFs, pointing & much more! 2
car parking. Huge price break! NOT a
short sale! Don’t miss out! Fully vacant.
Asking $400s. ID #12-813
OPEN HOUSE
Fully detached all brick legal 3 family
(we have C/O). Walk-in apartment with
1 bedroom (owner), + 2 bedrooms in
immaculate condition with new eat-in
kitchen, bath & balcony (owner). 2 bedroom (or small 3 bedroom) rental w/LR,
eat-in kitchen & 1 bath, + balcony. (No
lease $1,500/mo. Private bkyd & 2 car
garage. New roof, windows, HWH,
fence, brick front & more! a showplace!
Priced to sell! ID #23-026
Saturday 2:30–4pm
1295 E 92 St
(btwn Ave J & Ave K)
2 family semi-detached,
3 bedrooms plus 1 bedroom & hospitality suite
for mom. Eat-in kitchen,
private parking & backyard. Asking $500s.
ID# 23-092.
OPEN HOUSE
Canarsie (E89/Glenwood
& Farragut): Semi-attached
UNIQUE brick 2 family with
hospitality suite. 3 BRs over
3 BRs & 1 BR, plus full
bsmt. Building size 21x66,
lot 33x101.
3 electric
meters & separate heating
boiler on 3rd floor, 1 car
garage & huge backyard.
ID# 23-004.
566 Drew Street
(btwn Glenmore & Pitkin Ave)
Highland Park: HOT! Totally newly
renovated semi-att’d, 3 BRs over 3 BRs
over 1 BR. LR, FDR & modern EIK.
HWFs! 2 zone heating. Parking for 3
cars in bkyd & driveway! Fully vacant.
Like buying a brand new house! Near
shopping & more! Will not last! Great
income producer! Live rent free! High
quality finish! ID #23-137
Sunday 12:30–2pm
1147 E 100 Street
2 family brick, 2 BRs over
1 BR, move-in condition.
1 car garage & large
backyard. Beautiful treelined block! Close to
school & transportation.
Hurry and make an offer!
ID# 23-102
Sunday 12–2pm
10827 Seaview Ave, Unit #36D
(btwn Flatlands 9 & E108)
Seaview Estates: Best priced duplex!
2 BR condo – short sale! Waterview
unit! Well-maintained. Great amenities:
Gym, pool, tennis ct, laundry rm, indoor
parking,& much more! Call broker for
all appointments. Sold as is! Subject to
short sale approval. Indoor parking!
Asking $100s. ID#23-122
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Saturday 12:30–2pm
8610 Avenue L, #501
Canarsie: Rochelle Garden
condo! Huge studio with
indoor garage. Totally newly
renovated! New kitchen, new
bath, new boiler. Low common charge. Close to school,
shopping & transportation.
Why pay rent? Owning is
cheaper! Motivated owner!
ID #23-153
Sunday 2–4pm
954 E 95 Street
(btwn Foster & Farragut Ave)
Canarsie: Fully det’d 1 family
duplex. 3 BRs, huge LR & FDR,
plus den. Huge EIK! 1 1/2 baths.
Fin bsmt with 3/4 bath and separate
entrance. Huge pvt bkyd! HWFs.
Cheaper than a condo! FHA &
SONYMA qualified! Will not last.
Owner is very motivated! Asking
$300s. ID #23-115
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ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT
FURNISHED APT.
E84/Foster: Fully furnished room,
share kitchen & LR, private bath.
$250 weekly, negotiable, w/utilities. Clive, Fillmore R.E. (917)
889-1800; (718) 272-6666
kitchen/bath, $450 monthly
w/utilities. Call (347) 218-1523
Canarsie: Large unfurnished,
share bathroom/kitchen, $650
monthly. (917) 684-4055
Canarsie: Furnished, share
Owner (718) 444-5628
warm,
clean & cozy, near all. $150.
(718) 272-0393; (917) 873-9945
Georgetown: Furnished, share
bath, $150 weekly. No smoking/pets. (718) 844-4907
Canarsie: Furnished, $145 weekly.
Share kitchen & bath. No smoking/pets. Owner (917) 592-4983
Canarsie: Large furnished, private bathroom, shared kitchen,
light cooking. (718) 495-2824
E. Flatbush: Unfurnished, share
$450. (718) 431-5315
Canarsie: Share kitchen/bath, no
smoking/pets. $550 monthly.
(646) 523-9147
Canarsie: Furnished, $170 weekly, cable/internet included. Share
kitchen & bath. (347) 861-1612
Canarsie: Furnished, $160 weekly w/utilities. Share facilities.
(917) 716-7080 (after 4pm)
Canarsie: Furnished, $200 weekly, utilities included. No smoking/pets. Share bath/kitchen.
Owner (914) 261-2331; (718)
407-4258
Spring Creek: Unfurnished, no
smoking/pets. Call (718) 5131086; (347) 422-2107
$640
w/cable. No smoking/pets. Call
(347) 598-7061
Canarsie: Large, furnished, share
kitchen & bath. $675, utilities
included. (347) 792-4118
OMB: Furnished, $175 weekly,
1 week rent, 2 weeks security.
No smoking. (718) 377-5116
Owner (347) 339-5430
Canarsie: Unfurnished, share kitchen/bath, no smoking/pets. $165
wkly. Owner (917) 865-9002
Canarsie: Unfurnished, $650,
share bathroom & kitchen. No
smoking/pets. (347) 729-8231
Canarsie: Furnished, $650
w/cable. Cutting Edge R.E.
(718) 877-8036
Flatbush/E50s: Share bathroom
& kitchen, $160 weekly, no
smoking/pets. (347) 788-9822
OMB: Large, furnished, share
kitchen & bath. Utilities included. 2 weeks rent/security. Owner
(347) 742-9828; (347) 453-7962
Georgetown: Unfurnished, share
bath/kitchen, no smoking. No
brokers. $730 monthly. Big
room, walk-in closet! (347)
307-7198
E. Flatbush: 1 1/2 rooms, unfurnished, share bath & kitchen, no
smoking. $725 monthly. No
brokers. (347) 307-7198
kitchen, private bath. $700
monthly. Owner (347) 240-6196
Canarsie: Beautiful, unfurnished, share bath/kitchen. No
pets. $500 monthly. Broker
(347) 393-9403
E. Flatbush/E58: Large 1 bedroom, newly renovated, no
smoking/pets. (917) 496-5911
Howard Beach: 1 bedroom furnished walk-in, $1,200. Broker
(631) 877-6610
Queens: 1 bedroom, furnished,
private entrance. Near all transportation. (347) 268-3720
HAVE YOUR AD SEEN.
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UNFURNISHED APT.
CANARSIE
Studio, $900 monthly
with gas & electric.
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OLD MILL BASIN
3 bedrooms, move-in condition!
$1,800. Near transportation
and shopping.
VILLAGEVIEW
REALTY
(718) 531-3585
APARTMENT WANTED
Looking for a clean & furnished
studio bsmt apt to rent, Canarsie
or Flatbush area. $700–$800/
mthly. (347) 525-6146
Is Tuesday at 4 P.M.
November 7, 2013
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1196 E 98 Street
(btwn Flatlands & Ave J)
Canarsie: Absolutely beautiful 2 fam brick house, 2 BRs
over 2 BRs over finished
bsmt. Built-in garage. Both
kitchens are new with granite
countertops. Both baths also
new. New roof, windows,
heating system, floors and
much more! You must come
and see this beautiful house!
Ready to sell! Reasonable
price! Ref #341
Canarsie: Beautiful 3
story semi-detached 2
family brick. 3 BRs
duplex over 2 BRs
over
semi-finished
basement. Newly renovated kitchens with
granite countertops,
renovated baths, parquet floors, new roof &
boiler. Built-in garage,
private driveway &
much more! Ref #340
Old Mill Basin:
Beautiful 2 family
brick, 2 bedrooms
over 1 bedroom over
finished bsmt. Builtin garage, private
drive & private backyard. New kitchen
with granite countertop, new stainless
steel appliances, parquet floor, new bathroom & much more!
Ref #335
Canarsie/Seaview:
Beautiful, well-kept,
nice and clean! 2
family brick with 3 BR
duplex over 2 BRs
over walk-in finished
bsmt.
New roof.
Large rooms! Built-in
garage, private driveway & private backyard. Great house,
great location! Near
all! Ref #337
Canarsie: One of the
biggest, nicest houses
around! 2 family semidetached, 4 BRs over 2
BRs over finished walkin basement. Built-in
garage, private driveway, private backyard.
New kitchen, updated
baths, large BRs, parquet floors & much
more! Great location –
near all! Ref #338
UNFURNISHED APT.
UNFURNISHED APT.
UNFURNISHED APT.
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
BO’S PRIME REALTY
Canarsie: Studio, $850 monthly
w/G&E. 2 security deposits.
(347) 424-7631
Canarsie/Paerdegat 15 St: Studio,
$900 monthly, G&E included.
Owner (917) 913-9306
Canarsie: Studio, Yves, Exit All
Seasons Realty (646) 286-7580
Paerdegat: Studio, separate bedrooms, $850 monthly w/G&E
included. Cutting Edge R.E.
(718) 288-1101
Canarsie: Beautiful studio, $900,
all utilities included. Broker
(718) 207-3917
Canarsie: Beautiful 1 bedroom,
$1,150. How To Sell Realty
(718) 377-3795
E. Flatbush: Large 1 bedroom,
newly renovated.
Working
Section 8. Broker (718) 7242606
Rockaway Pkwy/Ave A: 4 family 1st floor. 1 bedroom, $1,050.
Credit & background check.
owner (718) 864-3648
Canarsie: 1 BR bsmt, $850
monthly w/G&E. 2 months security. No pets. (347) 424-7637
Canarsie/E94/Foster: Small 1
BR, pvt house, 2nd flr. $1,100.
Call Owner (917) 325-9087
E92/Ave D & Foster: Large 1
BR, $1,200, everything included. Ventour R.E. (917) 4843074; (718) 484-9300
Canarsie: Large 1 bedroom,
newly renovated, no smoking.
$900 monthly. (917) 684-4055
Flatbush (near Bklyn College): 1
bedroom, newly renovated. Call
(917) 330-5924
Canarsie: 1 BR basement, $850
monthly w/G&E. 2 months security. No pets. (347) 424-7631
Marine Park/E34/L: 1 bedroom,
renovated, $1,100.
PATTI,
Fillmore R.E. (718) 258-5616
STARTING FROM:
Studio
$900 monthly
1 bedroom
$1,000 monthly
2 bedrooms
$1,200 monthly
3 bedrooms
$1,500 monthly
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
CANARSIE
Studio, newly renovated...............$900
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CANARSIE
Studio, back entrance...................$800
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CANARSIE
2 bedrooms................................$1,450
gas & parking included
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E. FLATBUSH (AVE D)
No fees to landlord! We do
FULL credit, criminal, VOE,
background & eviction search!
Nice 3 bedrooms.......................$1,600
Call
Beautiful 3 bedrooms................$1,700
gas included
(718) 272-8988
or stop by
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CANARSIE
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CANARSIE /
SPRING CREEK
Brand new 2 bedrooms,
immediate occupancy!
$1,400.
Broker
(917) 541-3679
OPEN HOUSE
(718) 272-6500
(917) 952-7771
OLD MILL BASIN
Beautiful 1st floor 3 bedrooms &
2 full baths. Hardwood floors.
New construction in nice neighborhood! Near all. $2,000, utilities not included.
1 month
rent/security. A must see!
Call owner for Appointment
(646) 281-1417
Saturday 5–6pm
877 Empire Boulevard
(btwn Schenectady
& Utica Ave)
FLATBUSH
APARTMENT BUILDING!
Crown Heights: 1 & 2 BRs
for rent in elevator building.
1 bedroom, newly renovated,
new appliances, security cameras & laundry room. $1,300.
For more info call:
Bertram Babb
(718) 251-6077
(after 6pm)
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UNFURNISHED APT.
UNFURNISHED APT.
Canarsie: 1 bedroom, newly renovated, $950 monthly. Broker
(347) 393-9403
Canarsie/E86 (btwn Glenwood/
Flatlands: 1 bedroom, $1,100,
utilities included. LICENSED
BROKER (646) 515-4794
Canarsie: 2 BRs, near transportation. No pets/smoking. $1,550.
Background & credit check.
Owner (347) 607-2330
Canarsie: 2 BRs, $1,500. Exit
All Seasons R.E. (347) 782-8571
Canarsie: Lovely 2 bedrooms,
(718) 377-3795
Canarsie: Beautiful 2 bedrooms,
1st floor. Available immediately.
Clean! $1,400. 2 months security. (718) 608-5018
OMB: 2 BR bsmt, $850 monthly
w/G&E. No pets. Needs 2
months security. (347) 424-7631
E. Flatbush: 2 bedrooms. Call
Yves, Exit All Seasons Realty
(646) 286-7580
OMB: 2 bedrooms, quiet block.
Private home. $1,550. Owner
(646) 259-5673
Rutland: 2 bedrooms, $1,400.
Ventour R.E. (917) 484-3074;
(718) 484-9300
Canarsie/Paerdegat 3: Beautiful
2 BRs, parquet floor, mint condition! $1,350. LICENSED R.E.
BROKER (646) 515-4794
Canarsie: 2 BRs, Yves, Exit All
Seasons Realty (646) 286-7580
OMB: Newly renovated 2 bedrooms. Luxury apartment! Mr.
Martin (347) 678-4419
Canarsie: 2 bedrooms, newly
renovated, no pets/smoking.
(718) 531-9209
Linwood: Blvd: 2 bedrooms,
near transporation, $1,300.
Broker (917) 865-0787
OMB: Large 2 BRs, excellent
condition. Close to all! $1,500.
Cutting Edge R.E. (718) 877-8036
Canarsie/E105: Modern 2 BRs,
$1,550. Credit check required.
(646) 764-9945
Canarsie: 2 bedrooms, carpeting,
no pets/smoking. $1,400. (718)
251-5814; (718) 314-4002
E. Flatbush: 2 BRs, $1,400,
utilities included. Broker (718)
724-2606
Canarsie: 2 BRs, 1st floor,
$1,400, heat included. Broker:
Leonite (718) 207-3917
OMB: Hot 2 bedrooms, $1,450.
1st floor. Good income/credit.
Broker (917) 995-7489
Near Prospect Park: 2 bedrooms,
separate DR. HWFs. 1st floor.
$1,500. Broker (347) 393-9403
OMB: 2 1/2 BRs, large EIK, private house, 2nd floor. No washer. $1,600. Owner (646) 2425958; (347) 578-4953
Canarsie (E. 104 & Flatlands):
2 1/2 BRs, $1,400. PATTI,
Fillmore R.E. (718) 258-5616
Crown Heights: 3 BRs, fully
renovated. 2 full baths & HWFs.
Gas included. Owner (917) 9132666. Section 8 welcomed!
(718) 377-3795
Flatlands/OMB: 3 BRs, LR/DR,
+ 3 room attic. Renovated. New
appliances. Balcony! Master
Plan R.E. (718) 252-6700; (347)
873-9000
ENY/Linden/Cleveland: 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, $1,500. Broker
(917) 400-9037
E. Flatbush: 3 BRs, 2 baths,
$1,700, negotiable.
Broker
(347) 712-8016
E92 & Farragut: Large 3 bedrooms, $1,800. Ventour R.E.
(917) 484-3074; (718) 484-9300
Eastern Pkwy/St. Johns: 3 BRs,
Section 8 only. Ventour R.E.
(917) 484-3074; (718) 484-9300
Canarsie/E80s: Renovated 3
BRs, HWFs, 1 1/2 baths, new
appliances.
$1,850, utilities
included. Broker (917) 361-5914
$1,900.
No smoking/pets.
Owner (718) 251-1917
CANARSIE: 3 bathroom dplx,
2 baths, terrace. $1,800. Broker
(718) 498-3200
Canarsie: 3 bedrooms, newly
renovated, $1,900. Call Owner
(718) 444-3675; (347) 444-8630
Canarsie: Large 3 BRs, 2 baths.
No pets. Asking $1,900 monthly. Broker (917) 710-1241
Canarsie: New large 3 BRs, 2
full baths. Balcony! $1,650 +
utilities. Broker (917) 361-5914
Rockaway Ave: 3 BRs, $1,700.
Near transportation. Programs
& cash welcome. Sovereign
Home Realty (646) 377-6814
Canarsie: 3 bedrooms, $1,600.
Near transportation. Broker
(917) 865-0787
Canarsie: 3 bedrooms, 1 bath,
freshly painted. $1,700 w/gas.
(718) 763-1739
E. Flatbush: 3 1/2 bedrooms, 1st
floor, near transportation.
$1,650. Broker (347) 393-9403
E. Flatbush: 4 bedrooms, HWFs,
all programs accepted. $2,200.
Cutting Edge R.E. (718) 2881101
Elmont: Carpeted 4 bedrooms,
$1,750, all utilities included.
Broker: Leonite (718) 207-3917
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Canarsie Courier
November 7, 2013
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday 2–4pm
126 E 88 Street
(btwn Ave A & Ave B)
Canarsie: 1 family duplex,
extra large room
4 1/2
apartment! Full finished
basement with separate
entrance. New roof, garage
& drive, front porch, rear
steel deck leading to large
bkyd. $13,000 down for qualified buyers! Fin #302022
(718) 272-6666
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 1–3pm
Sunday 2–4pm
361 Atkins Street
(btwn Blake & New Lots)
East New York: New construction! 2 BRs over 2 BRs,
plus full fin bsmt with pvt
entrance.
Guaranteed full
vacancy. 2 separate heating
systems, all new appliances,
porch & top terrace. Asking
only $16,500 for qualified buyers. Fin #302028
Saturday 1–3pm
Sunday 2–4pm
1255 E 52 Street
(btwn Ave I & Ave J)
Flatlands (E50s): Huge price
break! Detached 1 family, huge
54x100 lot. Used as a reverse
duplex. Extra large rooms.
Many possibilities! Nice, quiet
Flatlands location. A must see!
Only $15,000 down payment for
qualified buyers! Fin #302015 (718)
272-6666
OPEN HOUSE
(718) 272-6666
Canarsie: 2 family
brick semi-detached,
2 BRs over 1 BR, 2
car garage with huge
bkyd! Fin #302043
(718) 272-6666
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: 2 family detached. 4 bedrooms, 3 full
baths, hardwood floors,
ceramic tiles. Move-in
condition! Finished basement. Fin #302038
(718) 272-6666
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: 1 family plus
a 5 room apartment,
and a fully equipped
dental office with 5
rooms & full basement!
Busy Flatlands Avenue
location. Excellent situation for a professional.
Fin #302021
East Flatbush: 1 BR
co-op apt. Spacious!
Parquet flrs, big closets. Close to trains,
buses, shops & park!
Fin #302027
(718) 272-6666
(718) 272-6666
(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
922-2200
OPEN HOUSE
(718) 922-2200
OPEN HOUSE
Clean & large 2 bedroom
co-op in prime Brigham
Park building! Loads of
storage. Vacant and ready
to sell! Fin #308061
East Flatbush (East 50s):
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
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: Huge 2 family
semi-detached in prime
Canarsie location! 2 bedrooms over 2 bedrooms,
plus finished basement.
Fin #308053
(718)
Saturday 12–2pm
123-99 Flatlands Ave
Apt. #5D
(btwn Jerome &
Elton St)
Spring Creek: 3 bedroom condo with huge
master bedroom, granite kitchen counters
with stainless steel
appliances, and much
more! Fin #308066
(718) 922-2200
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 12–2pm
971 Jerome Street,
Unit #6L
(btwn Flatlands
& Cozine)
Beautiful 2 BR condo in
Meadowwood at Gateway.
Unit comes with frosted glass
cabinets, dishwasher, microwave, bamboo flooring & 3
ACs! Extremely desirable
development! Fin #308038
Beautiful semi-detached 3
bedroom duplex, with hardwood floors throughout.
Kitchen is 1 year old and has
granite countertop and
stainless steel appliances,
along with entrance to the
back porch! Fin #308070
(718) 922-2200
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 1–3pm
715 E 85 Street
Apt #210
(btwn Glenwood
& Flatlands)
Warm and cozy 2 bedroom 2 bath condo, with
balcony off master bedroom! Private driveway
& garage. Fin #308069
(718) 922-2200
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday & Sunday
12–2pm
811 Ashford Street
(btwn Linden Blvd &
Stanley Ave)
East New York: Excellent
condition 2 family! 2 bedrooms over 2 bedrooms
over finished basement,
large backyard, parking for
5 cars, private driveway.
Fin #308083
(718) 922-2200
OPEN HOUSE
286 E 38 Street
(btwn Church & Snyder)
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: 1 family attached 3 BR duplex. Living
room, dining room, 2 1/2
baths, plus garage, parking
& front porch! Fin #308084
(718) 272-6666
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 12–2pm
10568 Avenue L
(btwn E 105 St & E 108 St)
Saturday 12–2pm
2165 Brigham Street, #2E
(btwn Ave U & Ave V)
OPEN HOUSE
(718) 272-6666
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday 2–4pm
(btwn Rockaway Pkwy
& E 98 Street)
Sunday 2–4pm
1722 Rockaway
Parkway
(btwn Ave K & Ave L)
HOUSE FOR SALE
Canarsie: 2 family brick,
4 BR duplex over 2 BRs,
with full finished bsmt.
Pvt driveway & garage.
Bsmt is totally redone.
Too many upgrades to
mention! Motivated seller! Fin #202059
OPEN HOUSE
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(718) 922-2200
Flatbush: New construction!
Hardwood floors, large. Over
1,000 square foot apartments!
Private parking & balcony.
Each unit has own boiler & hot
water heater. Fin #308037
(718) 922-2200
HOUSE FOR SALE
Huge, extra wide 2 family
duplex, 6 1/2 over 4 1/2, plus
finished basement. Top floor
duplex has been completely
gutted and is waiting for a
handyman or investor to
come in and fix to their liking! There is also a private
driveway with parking for 1
car. Fin #308072
(718) 922-2200
November 7, 2013
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