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1 5 6 ,0 0 0
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on
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p r o v id e d
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to
has
and
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th e
W e n z l, p r e s id e n t o f
260
c u s to ­
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11
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School
c le r ic a l,
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M e a n w h ile ,
c a ll
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re o p e n e d
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fie ld
a d ju s tm e n ts .
v a r io u s f ig u r e s w it h
c e n t m in im u m .
n e g o tia tio n s
C .
p u b lic e m p lo y e e r e la tio n s
because
p ro c e d u re s
(D -N e w
212
C iv il
Law
a
d e p a rtm e n ts
d r iv e rs .
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w ith
lu n c h ro o m
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to
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la
1063.
and
h is
to
w ill
be
a
th e S ta te c a p ito l.
A N O N E W H O
re a d
p ap ers
re c e n tly
know s
g ra p h
th a t
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th e
based
new s­
garbage,
th e
about
p r e v io u s
on
fa c t.
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(F ro m
S Y R A C U S E
—
L e a d e r C o rre s p o n d e n t)
D e s ig n a tio n
o f
O n o n d a g a
c h a p te r,
C iv il
Service
E m p lo y e e s A s s n ., a s “ s o le a n d e x c lu s iv e b a r g a in g
a g e n t
on
in d u s tr y -w id e
S y ra ­
a n
cuse
H o u s in g
M rs.
H ild a
p r e s id e n t,
o f th e
Young,
s a id
th a t
c h a p te r
v iid e
on
b a s is " — a s
th e
new
T a y lo r
th e
c h a p te r
agency
p e r m itte d
under
e n a b le
to
b a r g a in
th a t
fo r
as
a
W o rk ers
W o r k e r s — in
or
fie d o f t h e S H A
fio m
w as
L.
e x e c u tiv e
d ir e c to r.
c o m m is s io n e r s
H e
p u b lic
e m p lo y e e s ,
t o r lc a lly
p u b lic
in
has
and
a n d is o n e
C i t y ’s
at
fie ld
re a s o n
or
have
under
one
a ll
s tre n g th — a n d
on
of
b a r­
ra th e r
th a n
dow n
c h a p te r
w ith
m
c e r ti­
is
i t ,h a s
s e e k in g
m o re
m e m b ers
fo r
th a n
to
adds
ta k e
of
up |
each
d iv is io n
tre a tm e n t,”
c h a p te r
i
has
b e e n '
and
of
n o n -te a c h in g
th e
s u b u rb a n
C e n tra l
School
em N o rth
D is tric t.
Decertification
Bid Ended By
Nassau Union
300 Creedmore Aides Hear
Legislators & CSEA Officials
M in o z z i
G rie v a n c e
has
g r ie v a n c e
S e rv ic e
in g
to
been nam ed
t h e . la w
C om m .
A nn
to
th e
c o m m itte e
E m p lo y e e s
to
M IN E O L A
N am ed
M in o z z i
S ta te w id e
of
th e
A s s n .,
D r. T h e o d o re
C iv il
a c c o rd ­
s ta ff o f th e
p lo y e e s
w ith d r a w n
b y
E m ­
u n io n
h as
a
p e titio n s
C S E A
as
to
b a r g a in ­
H e m p s te a d
In
h is
le tte r,
M c G a rry
fu tu re
in
m u tu a l
th e
our
and
O y-
(Continued on Page 14)
a
to
im p ro v e
a ll
of
in v o lv in g
th e
B l o o d m
t’a l n l y .
if
ever
and
a
S e v e n
S c h e d u l e s
V i s i t s
A L B A N Y
a n d
N e w
—
Y o rk
h a rd
E m p lo y e e s
needed
H a ro ld
of
p e o p le
S ta te e m p lo y e e s
C ity
B lo o d
R .
I n
w ill
be
P ro g ra m
M
a t seven
asked
to
d u rin g
S h a fT e r, B lo o d
a r c h
a g e n c ie s
g iv e
b lo o d
M a rc h .
B a n k
Salary Plan For Utica Employees
In 1969 Pending After Meeting
Between City Officials & CSEA
A lb a n y
th e
S ta te
fo llo w in g
U T IC A
—
T h e
w ith U tic a
*■ s a l a r y
th a t
to ld
s te p
C iv il S e rv ic e
M a y o r D o m in ic k
^ s a la ry s y s te m
A s s a ro
th e
w o u ld
c o u ld
A rc h ite c tu r e ,
S e rv ic e s ,
d e v e lo p m e n t a n d b e c a u s e
» i^ e e d f o r f u r t h e r s t u d y .
and
th a t
« ^ 'e lo p m e n t
1969.
of
of
th e
c o n s id e r a tio n
a
s a la ry
P ie s e n ta tiv e
of
of
any
s y s te m
e x e c u tiv e
th e
® ^ a p te r, C S E A ,
tio n
o f
e x is ts
th e
fo r
O n e id a
ag reed
to
s te p p la n
e m p lo y e e s ,
of
such
s ta rtin g
to
p la n s
ta k e
fo r
p la c e ,
T h e
C S E A
M a rch
e m p lo y e e s
in
C ity
280
N ew
and
m a in te n a n c e
e n g in e e r in g
p lo y e e s
O th e rs
o f t h e p la n , a n d s a id
John
a d o p tio n b y
fo r
and
s ta ff,
h e a lth
d e p a rtm e n t
em ­
o th e rs .
324
in c lu d e d
O SEA ,
W illia m
B lo m
S ta te
W o r k m e n ’s
in
A lb a n y
U n iv e rs ity
1 40 0 W a s h in g to n
on
M a rch
Fu nd
N ew
22,
and
C o m m is s io n
in
S t.
21; S ta te
Y o rk ,
v ic e
Y o rk
and
S ta te
P u b lic
at
199
C ity
of
A v e ,
S e r­
C h u rc h
on
M a rch
27.
S h a ffe r
a ls o s ta t e d
s c h e d u le d
c a p ta in s
th a t he
m e e tin g s
of
o th e r
p la n s
w ith
p u b lic
fo r
has
b lo o d
a g e n c ie s
fu tu re
b lo o d -
m o b ile v is its w ill b e m a d e .
R e p re s e n ta tiv e s
of
th e
b lo o d
w ill m e e t to m o rro w
c a p ta in *
fro m
To w n
of
w ith
M a rch
14
fro m
th e
t iv e
H o u s in g
w ith
w o u ld
o ffic e ,
and
and
D r.
a
fittin g
b ers
n ig h t
re a d y
s a la ry
A s s o c i a t i o n ’s
R o b e rt
D m
In o e n -
G u ild , d is tilo t fie ld r e p re s e n ta tlv t.
your
% re p re s e n ta ­
Y o n k e r i M u n ic ip a l
A u th o rity .
Z ip -C o d e i
m a il.
T h e
lo w e r
age
th a n
next
th e
year
or
th e
h e lp
a snow
th e
days
to
o f S ta te
g ra d e s — n o t
year
a fte r
—
th e
tia l
g e o g ra p h ic a l p a y
is
a
d iffe r e n ­
d is g r a c e .”
W enzl
and
B e n d e t,
fo r g e ttin g
w e lfa re fu n d a n d e x p a n d e d h e a lth
In s u r a n c e
b e n e fits
p e n s io n
as
and
th ro u g h o u t
t iv e ly
c h a rg e
of
re a c tio n
a
In
to
b a r g a in
th e
e ffe c ­
C S E A . R e ite ra tin g
S ta te
w as
h is
g u ilty
p r o v o c a tio n ”
as
T a y lo r
s e c tio n
th e
p e r m its
th e
apeed
14
he
to
Is
to
a
th a t
be
fo rm u la te
ft
h e ld
on
p la n *
fo r
a c tio n .”
a d v is e d
w as
s a la ry
th e
e m p lo y e e s
s u p p o r tin g
b ill In
th e
th e
th a l
in c re a s e d
L e g is la tu r e
p r a is e d t h e C S E A
and
a s a re a s o n a to lo
o r g a n iz a tio n .
“I
hOE>e b o t h s id e s I n
th is m a t ­
te r a c t re a s o n a b ly a n d y o u d o n o t
t o d o w h a t is i n y o u r m i n d s
t o n ig h t ,” h e s a id , a llu d in g to p la n *
fo r
a
w ith h o ld in g
of
s e r v ic e *
If
in g
S ta te
S e n a to r
Law
Jack
B ro n s to n
^S E A , w as a
s u p p o rte r o f th e T a y lo r L a w
it
w as
de­
w ith h o ld in g
of
w hen
e n a c te d . “ H o w e v e r, I
u rg o
y o u to a c t c o n s tr u c tiv e ly — n o t d e ­
s tr u c tiv e ly —
o ffic ia ls
S ta te
to
th a t th e
in
on
th e
“ e x tre m e
fin e d
as
c o n f e r e n c e s
re fu s a l
w ith
w e ll
s y s te m .
B e n d e t re p o rte d
c h a p te rs
h e a r
e m p lo y e e s
o th e r
g o a ls o f t h e S t a t e A s s o c ia t io n , i n e lu d in g th e im p le m e n ta tio n o f a
b e tte r
to
s a la r y In c r e a s e s a r e n o t f o r t h c o m ­
S o lo m o n
a g a in s t
o f
A s s e m b ly m a n J o s e p h K u n z e m a a
C S E A s a la ry c o m m itte e c h a irm a n .
w arn ed
M e t­
A s s n ., j a m ­
Q u e e n s
so rt o f
m an
have
N O W ! F u r t h e r , t h e S t a t e ’s s t a l l i n g
on
in
M a rch
d is c u s s
but
h ig h e r
Y o rk
m e m b e rs
E m p lo y e e s
C re e d m o re
th a t ^“s o m e
a d m in is ­
g ra d e s
th e
s e rv ic e m u s t g e t a h ig h e r p e r c e n t ­
to
C h a p te r
c a ria ,
to g e th e r
a c h ie v e
p r e s id e n t
to a s tm a s te r
asked D r. H a rry
to r
of
w ith
S ta te
y o u r g o a ls .”
Joseph
of
th e
B uc­
d in n e r,
A . L a B u r t, d ir e c ­
C ie e d m o re
S ta te
H o s p ita l
a b o u t th e e ffe c t o f e ve n o n e -th ird
o f th e e m p lo y e e s c a r r y in g
th e ir
p la n s
“ I d re ad
to
w ith h o ld
th ro u g h
s e r v ic e *.
to t h in k o f w h a t w o u ld
h a p p e n ,” h e a n s w e re d . " I, p e rs o n ­
s e rv ic e s in
s p e c ifie d c a s e s , B e n d e t
a lly .
d rew
a p p la u s e
p a tie n t* . I f th e p e r p e tr a to r * o f th e
lo n g
w hen
he
to ld
w o u ld
in ju s tic e *
C o r re c tio n
A p p o in tm e n t
A L B A N Y — G o v e r n o r R o c k e fe lle r
has
sent
fir m a tio n
to
W enzl
to
its
fo r
S e rv ic e
N e w
300
s p e c ia l m e e t in g
fe e l t h a t o u r 1 5 5 ,0 0 0 m e m ­
a re
to
th e
th e
tio a .
S ta te
S e n a te
fo r
con­
th e n o m in a tio n o f J o h n
F . K a r l o f U tic a
w id
b o th
a tte n d in g
and
h it th e
so m e
R e s ta u ra n t
o ffic ia ls .
T h e o d o re
m e m b ers
w h ic h
n ig h t,
n e g o t i a - 1 ------------------------------- ------------------------------ -
R ye
of
cover
C a s tle
w age
C S E A
T a y lo r L a w
jo b ! I
a n d th e V illa g e o f P o rtc h e s te r a n d
A lb a n y , d ir e c to r o f re s e a rc h a t th e
lo n g e v ity
w as
w h ic h
p ro g ra m
th e
B e lla ir e
Ira te
S t a t e ’s
on
a t th e m e e tin g
C . S c h o ll, r e g io n a l a tto r n e y
th e
at
A lb a n y ,
d e p a rtm e n ts ,
In c lu d in g o ffic e a n d c le r ic a l w o r k ­
and
8 ; S ta te In s u r a n c e D e p a r t ­
a t w h ic h
re p re s e n ts a lw u t
A v e .,
C o m p e n s a tio n B o a r d in A lb a n y o n
and
B o r e lly s a id .
fe a lis tr^ ^
1969 as
S ta te
a d o p tio n
is
s a la ry
G e n e ra l
W a s h in g to n
D e p a rtm e n t
In s u r a n c e
Im p le m e n ta tio n
t iv e p r o v is io n s . A
he
T h e *^ '
fc c ra l
e m p lo y e e s .
of
of
A lb a n y , o n M a r c h 7 ; S ta te E d u c a ­
S t.
e rs ,
B o r e lly ,
m e e t-
la s t w e e k , p u t fo r w a r d
th a t
c itie s
w e lc o m e d
P p la n c o u ld p la y a p a r t i n
a t a
D iv is io n
O ffic e
143
on M a rch
A s s n .,
not
ack o f tim e a t th is s ta g e i n b u d -
he
A s s a ro
re p re s e n ta tiv e s
s y s te m
s a id
E m p lo y e e s
a fT e c t C ity
ta k e p la c e t h is y e a r b e c a u s e o f t h e
A s sa ro
C o rre s p o n d e n t)
lo c a tio n s :
c h a p te r , C iv il
re p o rt o n
th e
com e.
"
a d m in is tra to r, a n n o u n c e d
m ent
L e a d e r
th e
T h u rs d a y
t r a t i o n — “ I t ’s n o t h i n g
in
to
la s t
tlo n s a n d o t h e r b e n e fits f r o m
it
— --------------------------------------- -------------------- t h a t t h e b l o o d m o b i l e w i l l v i s i t t h e
(F ro m
m e d
p ro g re s s
th e
w o r k in g
g ro u p
lo y a l
o b i l e
a h e a v y s n o w s to rm
A re a
C re e d m o re
A n
c o n d itio n s o f o u r e m p lo y e e s . C e r W o r k in g
th e
to ld
w ro te :
In
D e s p ite
r o p o lita n
le g is la to r s
p ro d u c tiv e
r e la tio n s h ip s
e ffo rt
th in g s
a
to
Discuss Legislative Programs
th e
S e rv ic e
le g a lis tic
th e
h a v in g
o u t
C iv il
a g e n t in
p r e s id e n t.
M rs .
A fte r
A s s n .,
d e c e rtify
in g
W e n z l, S ta te
—
p o in te d
Y o u n g s a id .
“ W e lo o k f o r w a r d
Left to right, are: Councilman M atthew Troy; Solo*
m on Bendet, chairm an of th e CSEA salary oom«
mittee; CSEA Statewide president Dr. Theodortt
Wenzl; Buccaria and Assemblyman Joseph Kunze>
m an of Queens.
SPEA KERS
Guest speakers a t the an nual legislative dinner of th e Creedmore chapter,
Civil Service Employees Assn., talk things over with
: Joseph Buccaria, ch ap ter president during the
d inner last week a t th e Bellaire Castle, Queens.
re in fo rc e
re c o g n itio n .
U T I C A — M r s . L o is
a c tu a lly j
ass u re e q u it a b le
fro m
dem and
To
we
or
get
b u s in e s s
b e n e fits
w hom
M rs.
can
p ro b le m s
now
bogged
S y ra c u s e
u n ite d
w h ic h
d e p a rtm e n t
th e
th e ir
had
w hen
s p e c ific
and
“ fo r, b y
d is p u te s .”
w o rk e rs
b e g in t o b a r g a i n , w e
g io u p ,
fo r
O nondaga
Y o rk
not
e m p lo y e e s
ro o f
can
C S E A
c ard s
s h e s a id .
“W e
we
am ong
g ra ve
N ew
have
M c G a rry
u n fin is h e d
p r o b le m s | p lo y e e s
w hy
e m p lo y e e s
p r a is e d
c o m m is s io n e r s
g r a n te d c e r tific a tio n fo r tw o u n its
h is - | o f n o n -te a c h in g S y ra c u s e s c h o o l
“ th is
la b o r
and
re p re ­
3 , 0 0 0 m e m b e r s . I t is n o w i n t h e
p ro c e s s o f o b ta in in g d e s ig n a tin g j
a g e n e r a l p a y in c r e a s e s in c e 1 9 4 9 ,”
th e
C S E A
J.
w ith
p r e c ip ita te d
e m p lo y e e
th e s e
R ay,
its
b a r g a in in g
b o th
a ls o
re c o g n itio n
as
b a r g a in in g
a g e n t fo r c ity a n d c o u n ty w o rk e rs , j
T h i s is t h e m e t h o d u s e d b y N e w
C ity
u n it. O n ­
m et
John
T h e
g ra n te d
jo b t itle s , s h e n o te d .
Y o rk
n e g o tia tin g
Young
in d ic a te d
d iv is io n s
w ill
n o t to
M rs .
fic a tio n
c o u ld h a v e ^‘f r a g m e n t e d ” e m p l o y ­
d e p a rtm e n ts ,
C S E A
s a id
b e c o m in g
U n d e r th e T a y lo r L a w , th e S H A
by
as
i t p le d g e s
c h a p te r
g a in in g
S H A
O n o n d a g a c h a p te r re c o g n itio n
th e ir la s t m e e tin g .
th e
a c tio n ,
n o ti­
M c G a rry ,
if
c r ite r ia ,
S H A
a c tio n b y a le tte r
W illia m
A u th o rity
ees
in
th e
she
o r g a n iz a tio n
R ay
A u to
In d u s try , s h e
s a id
T a y lo r L a w . a n
s e n ta tiv e .
s a id .
M is . Y o u n g
th e
ondaga
m a jo r
U n ite d
p r iv a te
d o .”
em ­
b ers
a ll
la b o r o r g a n iz a t io n s — a s t h e U n i t e d
S te e l
th e
s tr ik e a n d h a s a m a jo r ity o f m e m ­
s in g le
by
b y
la b o r u n io n , o u r e m p lo y e e s
b e re c o g n iz e d
o f b a r g a in in g
e m p lo y e d
g ra n te d
U nd er
p lo y e e
“ in d u s tr y -
A c t— w ill
b e e n
a
c e r tific a tio n
e m p lo y e e s
lik e
h a s
c h a p te r
th e
g ro u p . T h is m e th o d
Is
b a s is ”
A u th o rity .
a* a
m em ber of
C o m m is s io n
o f C o rre o -
not
s u ffe r.
w o u ld
O n ly
s u ffe r,
it
th e
w o u ld
n o t b e *0 b a d , b u t n o t t h e p a t i e n t e
w ho
depend
upon
a ll
of
u *
fo r
th e ir w e lfa x * .”
O th e r
c lu d e d
g u e s ts
A rn o ld
at
th *
M o s e i,
re p re s e n ta tiv e
and
m a n M a tth e w
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s c r u t i n y r e c e n tl y in F o ley v, D o n o v a n (N ew Y o rk L aw J o u r ­
n a l , F e b r u a r y 8, 1968).
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E r a s m u s H a ll H ig h S ch o o l, B ro o k ly n .
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g r a d e 6 p a y , t y p e b e s id e q u a l­
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P U R S U A N T T O t h e r u le s a n d r e g u l a t i o n s o f t h e B o ard
o f E d u c a tio n , t e a c h e r s a r e o b s e rv e d in t e a c h i n g s i t u a t i o n s for
r a t i n g p u r p o s e s by t h e p r i n c i p a l o r a d u ly a u t h o r i z e d s u p e r ­
v iso r o r d e p a r t m e n t c h a i r m a n . T h e p e t i t i o n e r c la im e d t h a t
t h i s r u l e w a s v io l a te d b e c a u s e d u r i n g t h e 1965-1906 school
y e a r h e w a s o b s e rv e d e i g h t tim e s b y R i t a R u s h , t h e l i b r a r ia n
In c h a r g e , w h o w a s n o t a p r in c i p a l. T h e p r i n c i p a l h a d desig ­
n a t e d M rs. R u s h a c t i n g c h a i r m a n o f t h e lib r a r y . H ow ever,
h e r t e a c h i n g lic e n s e w a s t h e s a m e a s p e t i t i o n e r ’s.
J U S T I C E C A R M IN E A. V e n t i e r a r u le d t h a t t h e bylaws
o f t h e B o a r d o f E d u c a tio n w a r r a n t e d M rs, R u s h ’s a p p o i n t ­
m e n t a s a c t i n g c h a i r m a n . S e c tio n 82 (6 ) a p p e a r s to be in
p o i n t a n d p r o v id e s t h a t “ in d e p a r t m e n t s in w h ic h t h e r e are
n o c h a i r m e n . . . , a t e a c h e r m a y b e a s s ig n e d b y t h e p rin c ip a l,
s u b j e c t to t h e a p p r o v a l o f t h e S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f S ch oo ls.”
T h e le a r n e d j u r i s t a lso r u le d t h a t M rs. R u s h ’s r e p o r t s c o n ­
c e r n i n g t h e p e t i t i o n e r ’s t e a c h i n g p e r f o r m a n c e w e re “ m erely
o b je c tiv e in n a t u r e f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f a s s is ti n g t h e p e titio n e r
In im p r o v in g h is t e a c h i n g a b ilitie s .”
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T H E P E T I T IO N E R w a s also o b s e rv e d by t h e p rin c ip a l
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t o w o rk.
T H E P R IN C IP A L ’S r e p o r t o n h is f i r s t v is it to th e p eti­
L e a d e r t h a t h a v e p o in te d o u t t h a t
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i t is u p t o u s t o g e t o n t h e b a l l .
a n d p e n s io n b e n e f its , w h a t m o r e n e e d be s a id ?
I t I s o u r b a l l g a m e t o w i n o r t h e w h o le, w a s s a t i s f a c t o r y , ” I n h is s u b s e q u e n t r e p o r t on the
p e t i t i o n e r ’s p ro g re s s , h e r e m a r k e d , “ M r. F o le y is n o t equal
lo s e — a s p la y e r s a n d n o t a s s p e c ­
ta to r s o r M o n d a y m o r n in g q u a r t ­
to t h e d e m a n d s o f t h e p r o f e s s io n o f t e a c h e r o f lib ra ry , es­
e r b a c k s . D o n ’ t b l a m e t h e m a n a g e r p e c ia lly in t h e a c tiv e li b r a r y o f a d e n s e ly p o p u l a t e d a c a d e m i c
o r t h e c o a c h . T h e v a s t m a j o r i t y o f h i g h sc h o o l. H e do es n o t w o rk w ell u n d e r p r e s s u r e o r at
u s ta lk a g o o d g a m e .
sp e e d , n o r is h e a b le to p l a n h is ti m e in o r d e r to h an d le
L e tte rs
to
th e G o v e rn o r
and
s e v e r a l jo b s a t o n c e , a s i t is n e c e s s a r y In t h i s w o rk . .
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M IS S G IL L IG A N p r e p a r e d a r e p o r t In w h ic h s h e con­
c lu d e d , “I f e lt t h a t M r. F o ley is n o t m e e t i n g t h e re q u ir e m e n ts
o f a t e a c h e r o f l i b r a r y a t E r a s m u s H a ll H ig h S ch oo l s i n c e
h e c a n n o t c a r r y o n a d e q u a t e ly t h e r e s p o n s ib ilitie s of a
t e a c h e r o f li b r a r y t h e r e . . .”
A F T E R ALL O F th i s o b s e r v a tio n , t h e p r i n c i p a l gave the
p e t i t i o n e r a n u n s a t i s f a c t o r y t e a c h i n g p e r f o r m a n c e ratin g
f r o m w h ic h h e a p p e a l e d to t h e S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of S c h o o l s .
A t a h e a r i n g b e f o r e A s s i s t a n t S u p e r i n t e n d e n t W ilner, the
p e t i t i o n e r w as r e p r e s e n t e d by a t e a c h e r a d v is e r in a c c o r d '
a n c e w ith a n u n f o r t u n a t e B o a r d p r o c e d u r e t h a t dep riv e s the
t e a c h e r o f f u n d a m e n t a l r i g h t to r e p r e s e n t a t i o n by p r o f e s ­
s io n a l coun.sel.
W IL N E R A D M IT T E D in e v id e n c e t h e G illig a n r e p o r t t o
t h e e x t e n t its c o n c lu s io n s w e re d e r iv e d f ro m h e r o w n o b ­
s e r v a tio n s o f F o le y 's t e a c h in g . H o w e v er, t h e r e c o rd d i d not
s p e c if y w h ic h p o r tio n s o f t h e r e p o r t w ere a c t u a l l y d i s r e g a r d ­
e d a s h e a r s a y . I n o v e r r u lin g a n o b je c ti o n to t h e a d m i s s i b '
Ility o f t h e G illig a n r e p o r t in p e t i t i o n e r ’s C o u r t p r o c e e d i n g '
t h e C o u r t n o t e d t h a t t h e p e t i t i o n e r e r r e d in a s s u m i n g t h a t
t h e e n t i r e r e p o r t h a d b e e n r u le d I n a d m is s ib le by W i l n e r .
A F T E R A c a r e f u l rev ie w o f t h e f a c ts , t h e C o u r t h e l d that
t h e u n s a t i s f a c t o r y r a t i n g w as n o t a r b i t r a r y , c a p r i c i o u s o
Illegal. T h u s , t h e C o u r t c o n f ir m e d t h e d e t e r m i n a t i o n
a n o v e r w o rk e d l i b r a r y t e a c h e r b e p u n i s h e d by
. be overa n o t h e r sc h o o l w h e r e h o p e f u lly h e w ill n o lo n g e r
w o rk e d .
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N“ w Y ork, t h e 7 t h day of Febrii.'ir.v, in t h e y e a r o f o u r L o rd
oti-‘ iimu!4and n in e h u n d r e d an d
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CS'fk of t h e S u r r o s a t e ' s C o u r t
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c a r th a t
d riv e a
c o r th a t s iz e . W h ic h h a t to b e th a t s iz e t o
h o ld a ll th o s e h o rs e s .
A ll o f w h ic h a ls o m a k e s th e a v e r a g e c a r c o s t a U
U n le s s y o u w a n t t o p a y a lo t o f m o n e y f o r a lo t
m o s t a s m u c h to ru n a s tw o V o lk s w a g e n s . C o n s id e r ­
o f h o r s e p o w e r t h a t y o u ’ ll n e v e r u s e . T h e r e ’ s o n l y
in g a V o lk s w a g e n g e ts a s m u c h a s 2 7 m ile s t o a g a l ­
o n e s t a t e in t h e c o u n t r y w h e r e
y o u
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lo n o f g a s .
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fo r th e p r ic e o f o n e b e a s t, w h y n o t ta k e a d v a n ta g e
t h e y 'r e b ig g a m b le r i o u t th e re .)
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r e a lly
f o r a ll th o s e p o w e r g a d g e ts . W h ic h
CITATION. — t h e p e o p l e O F T H E
m i ' K OK NEW YORK, By t h e G race of
Kriv. ,,Q(i Ind epe n dent. T o A tto r n e y
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York, as a d m i n i s t r a t o r of
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MarHn Berry, Inc.
B atavki
Bob Hawfcai^ tne.
Boy S h ore
Baysid*
Trani-lilofxl A u to m o b fe i C o rp .
Boy V olksw agen C o r p .
Binghamton
Bronx
R oger K ratg*, Ino.
A vox* C o rp o ra tio n
Huntington
Inwood
Ithaca
Feorn M o fo ri, Inc.
R ensselaer
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V olkswagen 5 Town}, I n c
RIverttead
D on W a ld M o to rs , I n c .
Ripley M o to r C o rp .
Rochester
Breton M o to rs, Inc.
M anes Volkswagen, I n c
Rochester
P. A. M otors, Inc.
Jam estown
S tateside M otors, Ino.
Rochester
M t. Road V olkswagen, I n c
Johnstown
Valley Small C a r C o r p .
Rome
Amerling V olkswagen, I n c
Roslyn
Jam a ica
Kingston
Bronx Balk-Defrbi M o to r C o r p . .
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Latham
Brooklyn
Economy VotkcwagMV (iM.
M asseno
Klnosboro M o t o i t Corpw
M errick
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Jim
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Btnsfbrd H o w a rd H ohnti^ Ine.
rutton lakeland VolknrogM V bM^
O w w v a D ochak M o to n b I m .
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HMnpttMMl Smon Carik In c
H Ic b v tlU W a ltc n -D o n a ld io iv h ik
H o m t l Suburban M o to rs Inc.
H orseheadi H . R. A m a ch tr & Sopib
H u d iM J e b a F fo r« M o to f% ta %
Ahmed M otors, ltd .
A cadem y M otor*, Inc.
S e a w a y V olkswagen, I n c
S aker M o to rs C o rp ., ltd .
Seth Huntley a n d Sons, I n c
D o r M otors, ltd .
Sayville
Bianco M o to rs, Inc.
S chenectady
Smithtown
C o lo n ie M otor*, I n c
G e o r g e an d D alton V o lk sw a g e^ I n c
Southampton
Brill M o to rs, Ltd.
M M dletow n
G re e n s p a n M o tors, I n c
Spring V alley
C . A. H aigh, Inc.
M ount Klsoo
N o rth C ounty V olkswagen, I n c
S taten Island
S taten Island Small C ar*, ltd .
hhtw Hydtt P ark A uslandar V olkswagen, I n c
N e w Rochell* C o u n ty A utom otive C o ., I n c
N e w Yotfc CHy Volkswogen Bristol M o to rt, I n c
N e w York CHy V olkswogen Fifth A v e n u e I n c
N ew burgh F & C M o to rt, I n c
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C le a n lO lean loip.orft, In s ^ .
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O neonH i
W e s t N yack F oreign C a n o f Rockland, Inc
]V /ood b u ry C o u rte sy V olksw agen, Iric
n a tts b u r g h
John Eckert, I n c
C e le s te M o to rt, I n c
Q u M w Y U f lg *
W e l l V olkiw agiA C o if ^
S p rag u e M o to rs, Inc.
&isl Syracuse
T onaw an d o
Utica
Precision A u to t, I n c
G ranville M otor*, I n c
M artin V olkswagen, Inc.
V alley Stream
•W oodslde
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H arblln M o to n , I n c
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SERVICE
LEADER
T u e s d a y ,
M a rc h
5, 1953
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health!
G H I s u b s c rib e rs w h o a re n o t p ro te c te d
b y th e n e w e s t F a m ily D o c to r P la n
s h o u ld
b e a b l e to
in c lu d e th e s e
b e n e f its a m o n g th e ir d o c to r-b ill
p ro te c tio n :
• in -h o s p ita l s u r g e r y - s c h e d u le d
a llo w a n c e s in c re a s e d a n a v e ra g e
o f 3 0 % .
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p a id
in fu ll.
• h o m e c a l l s - a I l o w a n c e s u p 3 3 % .
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v is its -a llo w a n c e s u p
G H I ’s
F ed era l su b sc rib e rs
th e s e
b e n e fits .
2 5 % .
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G H I ’s S t a t e s u b s c r i b e r s w i l l h a v e
th e s e b e n e fits (s ta rtin g o n
A p ril 1 ,1 9 6 8 ) .
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n o t e n ro ll in d iv id u a ls .
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•
p e o p le . N ow
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a n d
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SERVICE
l EADER
9
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a) t h r o u g h
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40 y e a r s
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fo r
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c o n d i tio n .
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w ill
r e c e iv e
e n fo rc e m e n t
fiv e
h a s
fe e t,
a g e n t
b e e n
tw o
s e t
a p p lic a tio n s
fro m
p o s itio n s
$ 5 ,1 5 0
fo r
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ta ll.
p a rtm e n t o f P e rs o n n e l o r fro m
a d d itio n ,
c a n d id a te s
m ust
p u b lic lib r a r ie s
in
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a t
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th e
Y o rk
27.
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to
be
21
m e m b ers
nounced
p h y s ic a l
a n d M o u n t V e rn o n , N e w
13
R o c h e l l e ',
and
a
d r i v e r ’s
lic e n s e .
T h e p o s itio n r e q u ir e s s h i f t w o r k
(jid S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y a n d h o l i d a y
d u ty m a y b e
re q u ire d . A
4 0 -h o u r
fl/60th Report!
,r e € k 1« r e q u i r e d . P a r k i n g e n f o r c e jie n t
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a g e n ts
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an
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L O U IS
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s io n s h a v e b e e n w o n
v e h ic le s I n
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th a t
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m o tio n t o s e n i o r p a r k i n g
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in
p r iv a te
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and
by our coun­
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ond
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e n fo rc e m e n t
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at
p a r k in g
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to
re q u ire m e n t
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p o s itio n d o e s n o t a p p l y t o d i s a b l e d
or n o n - d i s a b l e d
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d a tes
s e c tio n
la w .
m ay
In
v e te ra n s
85
of
as
th e
a d d itio n ,
deduct
de­
c a n d i­
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d u ty — in
q u a lify f o r t h e
p o s itio n .
th e ir
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to
In a d d itio n to t h e w r it t e n e x a m .
I p h y s ic a l
and
m e d ic a l
a lle g e d
lo r
Y o rk . T h e
te s t
w ill
be g i v e n .
te c h n ic a litie s
Law .
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W e
fo r
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ic tu a l a g e a n y t im e t h e y s p e n t o n
w tlv e
a re
th a t
to
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th u r
N .Y .;
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be
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of
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and
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be
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at
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a
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of
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Sealed p r o p o s a ls covering: C o n s f n ic t io n
tVork for Snow G uard* a n d A p p u r t e n a n t
Work. S tate A rm o ry, 29 W e st Kingrebridge
Homl, Bronx, N.Y., in accoi-daiice w i t h
Spei'ilipation No. 317.35-C an d ac co n ip an y Ibk (Irawii’K, will b e receiv ed b y t h e Office
of General Services, C o n tr a o ls U n it, BuildInit Number 4. S ta l e OfTice Buildinir Camp\ii, Albany, N.Y. 1 2 3 3 6 , on b e h a l f of
the Kxecutive D e p a r t m e n t , D iv is io n of
Mililai'y .ind N a v a l Affairs, u n t i l 10;:^0
AM., 0 1 ) Wednesday, M a rc h 20, 1908,
nhen they wiU be p u b licly opened and
itail.
Each pi'upoKal m u s t b e m a d e u p o n th e
form aiiU gub m itte d in t h e e n v e lo p e proTidpd therefDi’c an d e h a ll be accom panietl
by a certified che ck m a d e p a y a b le to th e
Office of General Servicee. in th e a m o u n t
Hipulated in th e p r o p o s a l as a g u a r a n t y
th»t the bidder will e n t e r in t o t h e conlaot if it be aw a r d e d to h i m . T h e speoifli'ailon n u m b e r m u s t be w r i t t e n on th e
front of the envelo pe. Tlie blanlc spaces
In the pr oposal m u s t b e filled in, an d
no ch.'uite eh all be m a d e in t h e phrafleolof.v of th e pro p o s al. T h e S ta t e r eserves
ttie rigiit to reject any o r aM bids. Succcssf'll bidder will b e r e q u i r e d t o srive a b o n d
toiiiiitionetl fo r t h e f a i t h f u l p e r f o r m a n c e
«f the contract a n d a s e p a r a t e b o n d fo r
'n* ua jm e n t of la b o r e r s a n d m a te r i a lI'en, e.ioh bond in t h e s u m o f 1 0 0 % of
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Albany, N.Y.
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J'at*' Office Building, 3 3 3 E . W asliin g to n
Syiacuge. N.Y.
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Valley
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9:30-12:00 Noon
Beginning March 16th
E a s te rn
In
F lu s h in g
U n d e r
CLERK
w ill b e re c e iv e d
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News Of The Schools
C
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L f T e ^ 'h i n g L i c e n s e O b s e r v e r T e e l i n i q u e s
[ s w a h ili, C h i n e s e ?
U c tlo n
lo o k in g
T a u g l i l At G e n e s e e
to w a rd
th e
An Institute for Cooperating
Teachers during the Sum m er of
k y's s c h o o l s w a s t a k e n b y t h e
1968 has been approved by the
L fd o f E d u c a t io n a t lt« p u b lic
State
Education
Department,
la s t w e e k .
Bureau of In-Service Education,
I^e move was one of several
for the Division of Education of
Ltlnf? to teaching foreign lanthe State University College at
Lges to English-speaking pupils
Geneseo.
L te a c h i n g English to n on-E ng- '
The program Is a continuation
U s p e a k i n g children.
[on recommendation of Super- of a similar institute held during
Lndent of Schools Dr. Bernard , the summer of 1967 when 13 co­
teachers under the
t Donovan, the Board established | operating
L position of teacher of Swahili ■ guidance of Di’. Asahel W oodm ff
L jhe junior high, intermediate I devised a descriptive Instrument
fo’- the analysis of classroom
L high schools.
Several senior and junior high I teaching
Lol principals have expressed
The Institute proposed for the
Urest in organizing classes in Summer of 1968 will be a syste­
Lhili during the regular school matic follow-up of the first in ­
L or in after-school centers. Dr. stitute and designed for the pur­
Ljiing o f S w a h i l i I n N e w Y o r k
U ovan re p o rte d , a d d in g
L h ig h s c h o o l 2 0 0
th a t a t
s tu d e n ts
a re
Li(ing a d m i s s i o n t o s u c h a c o u r s e
L
at
a n o th e r
h ig h
L t one c la s s is b e in g
school
at
o r g a n iz e d .
[ihere are no certified teachers
[this African language at this
jnie, Dr. Donovan noted. He said
jiat students of Swahili at coltes and universities are being
b e d to take teachers’ exam inaIns to be scheduled shortly.
IThe Board also established the
b it lo n of teacher of Chinese in
k junior high, intermediate and
kh schools. Courses in Mankin have been offered in City
bo ols since 962 by teachers who
■re not been fully certificated,
liout 300 students are now en-
pose of achieving broader agree­
ment among the various groups in
education concerned with tea ch ­
ing behavior on ( 1 ) the funda­
mental concepts of teaching upon
which the instrument Is based,
( 2 ) the further refinement of the
Instrument, and (3) the ti’aining
of participants in the use of the
In.strument.
A grant of $2,000 from the State
Bureau of In-service Education
supported the development of the
1967 Summer Institute. T he Bur­
eau broadened the base of finan­
cial support to $3,090 for the 1968
Summer Institute, the additional
monies to provide for wider ap­
plication of the descriptive in­
strument through the use o f video
[Oed.
[A n e w license was also estab- and audio-taped classroom teach­
ped for teacher of English as a ing observations.
Ito n d language at all levels of
p school system.
[ S u p e r i n t e n d e n t Donovan n o t e d
B u d g e t R ep o rt C a rd s
t h e City school system now
p 278,000 students whose nap l a n g u a g e is not English, with U n d e r N e w S y s t e m
Pfe t h a n 70 percent of them in
New York City’s Board of Edu­
P e l e m e n t a r y schools and with
cation today unveiled a new type
r n u m b e r of immigrants on the
of school budget reporting— a set
Fiease from Puerto Rico, Cuba,
of Program B u d g k Tables sub­
Kong and other p’aces .
mitted under the schools system ’s
I^ h e s e
c h ild re n
have
been
new Planning-Program m ing-Budpght
by
re g u la r ly
lic e n s e d
getins System.
fc h e rs w h o h a v e a k n o w le d g e
Jo.seph G. Barkan, member of
ith e ir n a t iv e la n g u a g e a n d w h o
the
Board and chairm an of its
F f ta k e n s p e c ia l c o u rs e s ,
1 ^ t r a i n e d corps of teachers is Bu.siness Affairs Conunittee, said
the City school system is the first
t o do an adequate job of
Pching English to these pupils of any school district in the
f O ld e r t h a t they may move country and the first of any agen­
cy in the City to use the new
P ® d r a p i d l y , ” Dr. Donovan complanning - programming-budgetfited.
Ijl'e B o a rd
also changed the geting approach. He stressed that
r ' of i t s s t a f f o f 1 5 5 Auxiliary the set of Program Budget Tables
f ^ SI’S t o Bi-Lingual Teacher is but the first major step, and
r c h o o l a n d Community Rela- forecast the presentation of addi­
The n ew
title more ade- tional budget information as early
as next September, when the full
d e s c r i b e s the nature o f
r u t i e s o f these teachers. Dr. import of PPBS will begin to
Ibe realized.
r j o v a n s a id .
L
s e t a s id e
put
C ’ to
F e d eral G o v e rn fin a n c e s u m m e r in s t i-
|<»chi
Ih s
l^ t
$ 1 7 ,0 0 0 , to
be
te a c h e rs
in
th e
E n g lis h to s p e a k e rs o f
w
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< ^ o o P e i-a tin g
^ ^ c lu d e B r o o k l y n
^ o l^ e g e .
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T e a c h e rs
T T n iv e r s ity .
c o lC o l-
Y e s h iv a
C o lle g e
®^hone uuuiber for the
Educational
Career
i^^correctly in the
Leader, is
a l k - I n
T e a c h e r
o n t i n u e
•y s te m
Y o rk
d t y '«
I n
p u b lic
fc h o o l
w ill c o n tin u e In M a r c h a n d
A p r il Its p r o g r a m
o f w a lk -ln e x a m ­
in a t io n s f o r im m e d ia t e te s tin g a n d
p la c e m e n t
of
fu ll-tim e
s u b s titu te
te a c h e rs .
These exam inations will be con ­
ducted for prospective teachers of
common branches (grades 1 - 8 ),
early childhood classes (pre-kindergarten-grade 2 ), junior high
school m athem atics, social studies,
English, general science, as well
as newly scheduled
tests In
health-physical
education
and
home economics.
Eligibility requirements call for
a bachelor of arts degree and 12
appropriate credits in education.
Minimum content requirements
call for: English, 24 credits; gen­
eral science. 28 credits; m athe­
matics, 1 2 credits: social studies,
24 credits; home economics, 24
credits; health-physical education
(m en and w om en), 24 credits.
An official or student copy of
the college transcript must be pre­
sented before taking examination.
There is an application fee of $3.
Applicants should appear at
Room 414 of the New York City
Board of Education, 110 Living­
ston St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201, be­
tween 9 and 10:30 a.m. on the date
M
E lig iU t L ists
T e s f s
a r c h ,
A p r i l
of examination.
B eginning substitute teachers
are paid from $6,200 to $9,100 a
year, depending on preparation
and experience. T he starting sal­
ary will range from $6,700 to $10,600 In September, 1968. The m axi­
mum salary for regular teachers
Is
$13,900. Substitute teachers,
paid on a per diem basis, earn
1 / 2 0 0 of their annual salary.
Candidates will be assigned to
school districts for full-tim e em ­
ployment. Only those who are
prepared to accept full-tim e posi­
tions should apply for these tests.
Those who cannot, at pre.sent, as­
sume full-tim e assignments should
take the usual substitute exam ina­
tions.
Further information may be ob­
tained by telephoning the Bureau
of Recruitment (212) 596-8060.
Walk-in examination dates are
as follows:
Common Branches — March 5,
12, 1968: Early Childhood—March
7. 14, 21. 28, April 4, 11, 18, 25,
1968; JH S — Math, Social Studies,
; English. General Science—March
7, 14. 21. 28. April 4, 11, 18, 25,
1968: JHS — Health & Physical
Education.
(men
& women).
Home Economics—March 7. 21,
April 4, 18, 1968.
O p e r a ti o n L e a d e r s h i} '
P ro g ra m C re a te d To
H e lp f u l R e p o r t S a y s
K e e n <lut llntrH'’’ ''r s
New York’s Principal Intern
ship Program, called Operatioi
Leadership, has bjeen a positive
factor in training licensed person­
nel awaiting appointment as heads
of schools in diS'advantaged areas,
according to a summary report of
an evaluation by the school sys­
tem ’s Bureau of Educational R e­
search The report has been made
public by the Board of Education.
The evaluation deals with a
project initiated by Deputy Sup­
erintendent of Schools Dr. Theo­
dore H. Lang, in charge of per­
sonnel. The session which was
conducted from April 17 to June
30, 1967. Participants included 18
assistant principals and chairmen
of department in high schools
who were assigned to as many
host schools for training under
experienced
principals
while
awaiting their own appointment
as principals at the elementary
and high school levels. The pro­
gram is continuing, with 2 0 par­
ticipants in the recent fall sem ­
ester and 25 in the current spring
semester, including licenses for
appointment
as
principals of
junior high schools as well.
Dr. Lang explained that the
project was intended to provide
training in school administration
in a disadvantaged area. He de­
clared that Operation Leadership
gives an additional dimension to
the training of school heads who
The purpose of PPBS is to give have already passed the required
Board oflicials and others, in ­ professional examinations.
cluding the general public, a
The interns spent three days
clearly visible picture of school
expenditures in the light of their each week in the “h ost” school
objectives and how effectively and the other two days in sem ­
the.se objectives are being achieved. inars and workshops.
The program operates at the
Citywide, District a n d
school
leveis m the interests of im ­
proved instruction f o r the 1 , 1 1 0 , 0 0 0 pupils in the City’s 900 pub^lie schools. However, the new
jpro;.:tm form at does not replace
, the official budget f o r 1967-68
and ] 968-69, nor does it alter the
loflicinl allocation o f f u n d s .
Page Eleven
LEADER
For the most part, the interns
said the program helped them
“to an appreciable extent” in view­
ing their roles as school admin­
istrators.
fo r a in c o m e ta x re fu n d ?
\Vhy n o t t a k e i t in S a v in u s B o ii f lf
Due
• -y o u r m o n e y w ill g i o w a n d g ro w .
Steps to safeguard pupils and
staff at school from violence by
intruders, mcluding persons using
I illegal means to expre.ss grievI ances, have been taken by the
I Board of Education.
The Board has appropriated
$ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 to install in each of the
City’s 9u0 public schools a direct
telephone line to the local police
precinct for u.se in emergencies.
T E A O H E B O F K N O L IS H IN
WA T H I G H 8 C H n n i . 8
L»ura «
StMn, 8 8 4 4 ; L o r r a in e M o n ­
ro#. 8 9 0 1 ; J o h n T . D onoT«n. 8 7 0 1 ; Delore*
B., Oalol, 8 0 8 4 : R o b e r t L . L oT ett. 8 0 8 2 ;
L e a « h » C arp, 8 6 6 0 ; M a r jo r i e A. G riffin,
8 6 4 6 ; M ic h a e l J . D onlo n. 8 6 1 1 ; E ile e n
S a f ir , 8 4 6 1 , O eorf ra nna M. Voiifl, 8 4 1 4 ;
J e a n Rdl«on. 8,<?44; G race M. M inhkln ,
8 321 .
N o r in a n J . Morria, 8 3 1 0 : SaniJra V.
O fa in k, 8 8 1 6 ; S a n d r a B. Edlitz , 8 2 0 6 :
Lynn
9. P r a e d i r e r ,
8171;
,Iam r«
D.
B ro w n e. J r . , 8 0 8 4 ; R o b e rt K. M oD ono ngb ,
797.‘?;
L e o n a r d B orenste in , 71)52: L i lly
G ew uerz, 7 0 1 7 ; J e a n S c h w a r tz . 7 0 1 6 ; H a r ­
old W. S an dle r, 7 8 6 8 ; Je r c n iln h J . H a n ­
ley. 786.3: M a r y E. W ilb ert. 785,1; L o u ie #
F ic h t l. 7 7 8 7 ; A nne Miller, 777,T: B a r bar.-i J . Cooper. 7 77 1 .
Oinirer S olo m on , 7 7 6 4 ; J olin J . :^Iarino.
7 7 4 2 ; S u s a n N R o th o tein , 77;J(1: S h ir le y
S hapiro, 7 7 2 1 ; D elore s F . SrliRm.in, 7 7 1 0 ;
Ellpn Shepa, 7 6 S 8 : M arilyn Sandlor, 7 0 8 8 ;
F olr o nce Le wis, 7 6 0 8 ; J o h n D. Kplly,
75ft;}; N an cy R. D o r s a n , 7 6 8 7 ; R dw in A .
K u rzw o il. 7 6 8 3 ; H e n r i e t t a R. C alan il rin o.
7 5 5 8 : M a x in e E . M izra hi, 7 5 5 0 : B f t t y O.
S ohauni, 7 53 6 .
M a r ia n C arr. 7 6 2 3 : J o h n J . F o x . 7 5 1 6 ;
J e r o m e M. B a r k a n , 7 4 0 0 ; J e r o m e H r n liln ,
74SS; P.^ trlcia A. Hoiran, 7 4 4 5 ; J o h n P .
H.inini, 7 4 4 1 ; Ste ven J . B anilow cr, 7 4 2 0 ;
Kinu-v E. Roeenbergr, 7 3 9 7 ; Hue M. « r r o n b a u n i, 7 3 9 1 ; S tep he n J . KudlesK, ',,191;
S im on
S a r it s k y . 7 3 7 1 ; Gary
WanUoff,
7;<fi0: N ich o las J . Piert>e. 7.150; L i d a B.
F r ie d m a n , 7 3 3 8 ; Ro sly n Cabin, 7 3 2 5 .
I ’iiyllis B. Sher, 7 3 0 9 ; L a w r e n c e H .
Baiie.v, 7 2 9 6 : Loia QolipsUy, T-.MHi; M a iy
L.
Woods, 7 2 6 9 ;
S teve n J . W e in m a n ,
7 2 5 5 , Mar.vellen A. Delia, 7 2 5 3 : N a n e y B .
GaMi, 7 2 5 3 : M ic ha el G. S okoloff, 7 2 5 3 ;
A nne C. Conw ay, 7 2 2 0 ; P h ilip J. Cancisrlia. 7 2 2 2 ; R o b e r t L. Johiibon, 7 2 2 2 ;
Carm ela
G.
Chrii co,
7218;
V era
P.
Steffas, 7 2 0 8 ; J a m e s M. HorelleU, 7 2 0 6 ;
G era dl J . D avis , 7197 .
R ic h a r d J . H a n lin g , 7 1 8 7 ; S te ven H .
P a tr i c k , 7 1 8 5 ; A n th o n y J. B ia n eo v is o ,
7 1 7 5 ; C o n s tan c e B. B it te r m a n , 7 1 6 0 ; R o ­
b e r t a S c h a r f, 7 1 6 6 : Dennis E. B.aron,
7 1 5 4 ; A n th o n y T. S annella , 7 1 3 ] ; H ele n
B. J o - e p h ,
7 1 2 1 ; R u t h Heiaoir, 7 1 1 9 ;
GtorK^e Za lan lis , 709C; R i t a P c n o w itz ,
7 0 9 2 ; S ylv ia Clvin, 7 0 8 8 ; R o b e r t A. G ravallese,
7086;
S elm a
OftriUer,
7061;
Y v o n n e M. Neldoff, 70 5 9 .
S held o n I. H o ch n ia n , 7(».'>!t: S hirle y
M ock, 7 0 4 3 ; M ic h a el F . Allen. 7 0 4 1 ; B m c e
L. W ilc nsky, 0 9 9 7 - F elice H a m a d a , « 9 » 3 ;
K !i/;ib cth F. H arris , 6 9 8 9 : M ic hael D iinn,
()9H7:
Ltifj- R. F is cher, (i!)83: El.-vine R .
rii apnic .k , C983; R ic h ar d llrodsUy, 6!) 62;
r a r i iie n H. M aso n, (I9(!0: Irene s . Wollt,
'195S:
T>-1 Coo perm an, nft5(’): o J a n
M.
Lf\vl.«, 68 6 9 2 5 . R o sen ia ry J.ollredo, ii926.
•lohn A. Bla ck, 6 9 1 6 ; J o s e p h F. R o tl in o ,
0 9 1 5 ; R o b e r t a L. B.iucr, 689(1; A n ila L .
R o s eiilhal, H894; Eilee n E. R crk on, 6 8 8 2 ;
M a jy K. C la rk, 6 8 5 9 ; Kanic S ilv e r m a n ,
68.).); Ronjihl L. B erp haw , tlS,'!,"): .Adriannft
Ilirsc h , 0 8 4 3 ; S u sa n .1. GoldberK, 6 8 2 8 ;
P a n l SchnicI, 0 8 2 6 ; Ross S. Geiif-nK, 0 8 2 6 ;
William J . H u n te r, 082(1; .lacoh H a c k ,
;i;
J u d i t h KleinberK, 07 97.
i 6 S i^Forris
R. Br ow n, 6 7 5 9 : L o ri K. B ar rihh, (>783; S u z a n n e M. Sayetrh, 6 7 8 1 ;
P al ric k K, D un lc avy , 0 7 6 2 ;
Adele J .
lamuicciMI, 0 7 0 0 ; S e y m o u r K apla n, 6 7 6 8 ;
M a r ti n J . O’Brien J r., 6 7 5 8 ; J o a n A .
Gor don. 6 7 5 8 ; F r a n k A. Scimoni-, 0 7 4 8 ;
.\I.in M. BerRT. 6 7 2 9 : J o a n n e P. G io rd an o ,
070(1. Carol L. M eskin , «(i!l(i: R obin G.
'VciiNteiii , 6 0 8 0 : P a u lin e
tl60B;
V ale rie Winn, 0 649 .
IMiyllifl S. F lc h ten h o lt/., ()(;i5- F r a n k H .
Solo mon, 6 6 2 4 ; E d i th N W.imier. 0 6 2 2 ;
Ki-,incc.« A. S pitz , 6 5 9 9 : J c ,in c iie S e n a to r ,
<I5!I5; R u t h B. Goldstein. (i5,s;t: R o b e r t a
A. Kir<<'hbaum, 0 5 1 7 : Irene M. Dan^=ky,
6 5 1 5 : K ditb M. B erk m an . 0 5 1 5 : J o s e p h
Gd-niiui, 6 4 6 7 : E l iz a b e th S. L a z a r , 6 4 0 7 ;
T.inda R. Ben edett o, 0451 ; Trwin R o s e n ­
b a u m , <1449; C a th e r in e M. Deaty, fi4 47;
A nn ette G old man, 6432.
Helen C. Banks, C432; H .in \ I ' o ^ k y ,
fit.'to: H enry J . M arkes , tl4 2 0 : H e r b e r t
A. Schiff, 6 3 9 7 ; Neil J. Bcriscr, tl;196;
f l i a i l e ^ S. Maniakon, fi.'iSI : T l io m a - M,
'I'obin. 0.'i60; A lan (!. K w a rlo w llz , 6 3 6 4 ;
Il.irv S ilv e rm an . « 3 6 0 : J o s e p h T. R y an,
: K .iymond
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:I27; E ric A.
C la b e is o n , 6.'I23: nona!r) J . Hruc’e. 6 3 1 5 ;
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Arrangements -betw een Police
Commissioner Howard Leary and
Superintendent of Schools Dr.
Bernard E. Donovan insure that
this will bring police to the school
promptly if as.‘;istance should be
needed.
Another school security measure
under consideration by the Board
and Dr. Donovan includes an
earlier suggestion by Dr. Donovan S n d c n , 02.".;!.
'^Iiirlcy Ra<ler,
'riiim ia - .1. Coftey,
that male school aides be assigned ((•-’•.’S: Vilelc R ub in fe ld , (12‘.’2. Mcrmyn J .
P a n c n s k y , C203: P a u l W. S|)i„io, 6 2 0 1 ;
to schools as security guards.
Pc.irl
(Jordon, 6 1 9 5 : Dorci n
D. Bast,
Also under consideration is a lilli,-.. Di.inno R. Best, 0 1 9 1 : I.<nnard M.
G,)Msicin, (1187' Ben K. Moll. O H H ; 1«plan to strcnethen the once wide­ abclle A. F itt z p e r a ld , 6 1 6 2 : \ l i . p B.
6 1 0 2 ; A a r o n Gol.Isiein. 0 1 0 0 ;
spread system of having parent S'■!lmcde•^
Him- Conie rford, (iO;i2: .Marvin M .
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volunteers at the doors of .schools
SKMilien F B urke, 605!l; .M ii iin S. Litc hto register visitors and conduct m a n . 6 0 3 0 ; M ichael L. R u bin off . 6 0 2 7 ;
Fi'icda F le sch er, 0021 : I.a ureiic e E. .Arlen,
them to the princinal’s office.
.■|!i95: R ic h ard T. R om e r, 5 9 S 5 ; B ea tric e
'iii |v v
H. V an ore,
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arrangements completed between
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P R A C T IC E , sh o u ld b e e n c o u ra g e d . G ro u p s o f d o c to rs p ra c tic in g to g e th e r
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ta tio n t h a n d o c to rs p ra c tic in g a lo n e .”
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C ity
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T h b ’’t i m e h a s c o m b ” f o r p r e p a i d g r o u p p r a c tic e .
N e v e r b e f o r e h a v e g r o u p p r a c ti c e p l a n s r e c e iv e d s u c h n a t i o n ­
w i d e re c o g n itio n . " A s u d d e n e x p l o s io n o f p u b l i c a t t e n t i o n " is
t h e w a y o n e h e a l t h l e a d e r d e s c rib e s i t !
P r e p a i d g r o u p p r a c tic e is e m e r g i n g a s t h e m o s t r a ti o n a l, m o s t
c o n v in c in g a n s w e r t o t h e p r o b l e m s b e s e t ti n g t h e m e d ic a l c o n ­
s u m e r , t h e m e d ic a l c o m m u n ity , a n d t h e u n i o n s a n d e m p lo y e r s
s e e k i n g f u l l v a l u e f o r t h e i r m e d ic a l d o ll a r .
S o a r i n g h o s p i t a l d i a r g e s . . . m e d i c a l c a r e c o s ts i n f l a t e d b y
in su ra n c e fe e -sc h e d u les a n d m a jo r m e d ic a l p r o g r a m s ...th e
g r o w i n g s h o r t a g e o f p h y s ic ia n s . . . t h e s te a d y in c r e a s e in m e d ic a l
s p e c ia liz a tio n . . . w i d e s p r e a d c o n c e r n f o r t h e q u a l it y o f m e d ic a l
s e rv ic e b e i n g r e n d e r e d a s t h e d e m a n d f o r p r i v a t e c a r e is in te n s i­
fie d b y M e d i c a r e a n d M e d i c a i d — a ll o f t h e s e a r e c h ic k e n s t h a t
h a v e c o m e h o m e to ro o st f o r th e lo n g -tim e d e fe n d e rs o f th e
s ta tu s q u o i n m e d ic a l c a re .
T o d a y p r e p a i d g r o u p p r a c tic e is b e i n g h a i l e d a c ro ss t h e n a ­
tio n . L e a d e r s i n g o v e r n m e n t, m e d ic in e , i n d u s t r y a n d l a b o r a r e
u r g i n g t h a t g r o u p p r a c tic e p l a n s l ik e H . I . P . b e g i v e n e v e r y p o s ­
s ib le e n c o u r a g e m e n t . T h e y s e e k t o h a v e s im i la r p l a n s e s ta b lis h e d
e ls e w h e r e i n t h e c o u n try .
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th e y s h a ll re c e iv e b e tte r h e a lth c a re a t p ric e s th e y c a n a ffo rd . W e w h o b e K ev e
i n g r o u p p ra c tic e h a v e a n a n s w e r. I t is n o t th e w h o le a n s w e r, n o r th e o n ly
a n sw e r, b u t it re p re se n ts a v a lid a n d im p o rta n t a p p ro a c h .”
a re
— W il lia m H . S t e w a r t , M . D . , S u rg e o n G e n e r a l o f U .S . P u b lic H e a lt h S t r v ic *
saying:
T h e C o n s u m e r A d v is o r y C o u n c il.. .T h e in c re a s in g e n ro llm e n t o f c o n su m e rs
in P R E P A ID G R O U P P R A C T IC E P L A N S , a n d th e e sta b lis h m e n t o f n e w
p la n s in a re a s w h e re th e y d o n o t e x is t, w o u ld re p re s e n t a s ig n ific a n t f o r w a r d
s te p i n e n h a n c itig t h e q u a lity , e ffic ie n c y a n d a v a ila b ility o f m e d ic a l c a r e a n d
i n l im it in g its c o st.
- R e p o rt b y P r e s id e n t’s C o n s u m t r A d v l io r y C o u n c il
T h e C o n g r e s s ... B a c k in g u p its v e rb a l e n c o u ra g e m e n t o f g r o u p p ra c tic e , th e
F e d e r a l G o v e r n m e n t h a s su c c e s s fu lly s p o n s o re d le g is la tio n t h a t ” w ill e n a b le
p h y s ic ia n s to o b ta in m o rtg a g e fin a n c in g to d e v e lo p a n d e q u ip g r o u p h e a lth
f a c ilitie s i n to w n s a n d c itie s a c ro s s th e n a tio n .”
t h e A M A C itiz e n s C o m m is s io n ...* * G ro u p p ra c tic e w ill g iv e t h e p a tie n t th e
a d v a n ta g e s o f c o n tin u in g c o n ta c t w ith a fa m ily p h y s ic ia n w h o k n o w s h im
a n d h is h is to ry , c o m b in e d w ith th e a d v a n ta g e s o f access to a w id e r a r r a y o f
sk ills a n d fa c ilitie s w h e re v e r th e y a r e n e e d e d .”
In medicine:
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All Boroughs and Ulster County.
Upset prices from $25 to $170,000.
Monday, March IB, 9:3 0 A.M.
R oosevelt Hotel, Grand Ballroom
Madison Ave. & 4 5 th St. N. Y. C.
A uctioneer: Henry Brady
99 Wall S tree t
New York, N. Y. 10005
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T h e A F L - C I O E x e c u t i v e C o u n c i l . . .“ A c c e s s t o h i g h q u a l i t y h e a l t h s e r v i c e s a t
c o s ts th e y c a n a f f o r d is t h e r i g h t o f t h e A m e r ic a n p e o p le .
**The A F L - C I O E x e c u tiv e C o u n c il th e r e f o r e c a lls u p o n C o n g r e s s a n d t h e
A d m i n i s t r a ti o n t o ta k e e ffe c tiv e a c tio n t o c o n tr o l m e d ic a l c o sts.
" A m o n g a c tio n s th a t s h o u ld b e ta k e n th e c o u n c il r e c o m m e a d s th a t.« »
g ra n ts -in -a id b e p ro v id e d to s tim u la te th e g r o w th o f c o n su m e r-c o n tc o U e d
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from t h e em p lo y ee aide,
G . l . ’e N O D O W N
m U, $ B ,M 0 oaab.Bhowa b r U>t. anly.
ffbese cases were th e first In
A. W . K B LLET, BKR.
H A N D E L S M A N
C or. B ay a
S ch o o l S tre e t*
j the P o st O ffic e D e p a r tm e n t
K e a lty
Co.
B roker— O pen
•
to
•
P .M .
B k m e c a t,
N . T . OROOB
N T C -L A
N . i . T B a n e e k S-IXSS
Phone:
688-4141
,n em ployee o r g a n iza tio n
jointly em p loyed advisory
F o rm s & C o u n t r y H o m e s —
UNBEATABLE VALUES
kitratlon in t h e se ttlin g o f a p N ew J e rs e y
,]j of disciplinary a c tion s. T h e
tA M t o f
R e tire m e n t
H om ea
EXCLUSIVELY W IT H
F arm s —
E eta te a —
A crear*
dure was e sta b lish e d by m u t A BC O
F arm
ft H o m e R e a lty
Ilew to a,
NJ
(C lo aed o a
Sunday*)
y igrppnient in 1963.
LoTely Q u e e n * A r e a . A $ B e d r o o m
h o u s e fo r a la r r e T a m tlr. N e w ild ln r,
[Both cases Involved p o stal clerks
a l u l l b a t h t . B e a u t i f u l p la r
L were r ep resen ted by the
$ 1 7 .ff0
C O L U M B IA C O U N TY
jjted F ed eration
of
P o sta l
V an
W yok
O a rd e n i. D e ta c h e d
In co m e
trk». AFL-CIO. U n der the prop ro d u c ln r S -fa m lly . 0 A
4 ra o m i,
3
C o u n try
H o rn e t,
E sta te e ,
r u r r a r a r e . O n l y * 5 0 0 O M lt t « q u a l i f i e d
^ure set fo rth in th e n a tio n a l
F a r m * , f e n r .w . A ere a jte .
G I.
C l.-.sir.f C o s t e .
lent b etw een th e d e p a r tCOXON RIAL IST A T I, Inc.
$ 2 1 ,7 5 0
nt and seven p ostal u n io n s r ep O h a ih a m , N .I .
or
L au relto n .
D o u b le
B ric k
D u p le x .
I
ifnting 626,000 em ployees, the
i* b e r e b y r i v e n th a t Liquor
[yidUf No- 1 H'f' 220 has been
to
unilereipiied to sell beer, liquor, or
Line
» hotel, iiiifler the
I Alcoholic Beveraife Control Law at .‘l.l-.'iD
4,Ini Street, N*w York Count,r. N.Y.,
I tor on premisee consumption. R falty
Inc. (Hotel B iltniore),
K.
IlM Slrret, New York. N.Y. 10017.
-.nCB
re a lly
ep aeio u i)
room *.
Im m a c u la te
t h r o u r b o u t . P ro fe e e lo n a ly fln ie h e d b aeem e n t. ra ra ire . P ric e d w a y b e lo w m a r k e t
<!tlu e . 9 6 0 0 o n c o n t r a c t .
n th ly
S P iC IA L IZ IN a IN
fcriCE U
hereby
riv e n th a t L iquor
llJcfnfe No. 1 HI.. 8 32 h a a be«n i*i.up<l
I to the m idersirned t o eel! bee r, liquor,
li rw m e at r e ta il tn a ho te l, u m l r r th e
lilcohollo Beveragre C o n tro l L a w a t 109l«i E. 42nd S tret, New Y o rk C oun ty ,
I NT for
on prem is ee conRunipHon.
Hotele, Inc. ( H o t e l Conimo<Iore)
|lO«-‘i 0 K. 4 2 n d
S tr e t .
New
Y ork,
Q t'R K N S
I
*
N A M A U
O O C N T lR fi
U.S. G OV ERN M EN T H O M E S
$4 0 0 D O W N
N O C L O S IN G PEE
3. 4 AND 6 BEDROOM HOMES
THROUGHOUT ALL O F QUEENS AND
NASSAU
COUNTIES.
COLONLAL9.
RANCHES,
CAPE
CODS,
SP L IT
LEVELS. IN PRICE RANGES FROM
$10,000
TO
586.000.
AVERAGE
MONTHLY PAYMENTS $12B.
Ml 1-10 08
GUTLEBER
M t-I*
O /O N B
h i . 10017.^______________ _
JonCE ie h ere b y r i v e n t h a t
L iquor
IKwhi* No. 1 H L B38 ha* be en Issu ed to
I lie undfreifrued to eell beer, liq u o r, or
I line at ret.all In a h o te l, u n d e r th e
ilcolinlic Beverajfe Coiitrol L a w a t i n
| l 4Rth Street, N ew Y o r k C ou nty, N . i .
[for nn prem ie ei c o n s u m p t io n . K ca'ly
Boiili. Inc. (H o te l B a rc lay ) 111 E
«»lh Street, N e w Y o r k , N .Y. 1 0 0 1 7 .
I CUinis Burea u, D e p a r t m e n t o f T ra n s milnn, A dm inistration a n d Enifince ring
•iiainr, 1220 W a s h i n e to u A ven ue. S ta le
lioput, Albany, New Y o r k 1222C for
pt proieets described beo lw. A ny p r o je c ts
thli iPltlnir t h a t a r e on th e Frdi-ral
W hirhway systeme are stib jcct to th e
rotiiinii* of th e " F e d e r a l Aid H ipliwny
ol 10!50," b e i n r P u b lic L a w fi*j7.
Coiisi'iBs, a p p r o v e d J u n e !Ji>, Iti.'iti.
' Jni'iidcd, and are also subject to the
>licable New York State s talu tes. In
«plianc« with the provisions of Rec113. Title 23, D.S.C., the niininium
to bft paid laborers and mot'hanii's
inulmleil in wage schedules th a t are
K Put in the bid proposal. Maps, plans,
•‘'iltoHtionR and proposal forma may he
Slid obtained at the offii'e of the
^lor of Contracts and Claims, State
‘wimmt of Transportation,
Albany,
t '- at the office of the District Knnoted below. Proposal for each
•Ifatt must be Bubniltted in a separate
M ►nvpolpe with the name and num ber
'"f contract plainly endorsed on the
‘‘"'Ip of the envelope. Eaoh pi-opoRa’
b» ncooinpanied by certified check
r*'''® to the order of the “ State of
L 'ork, Department of T ran sp o rtatio n ”
«iim as epeclfled in the advertiEeaiiii the proposal. The retention
flispo«al of the bid deposit, the
of the contract and bond* shall
«ofm to ihe provisions of the Hlifhway
•"(1 th« Speoincallons. The ritfht ie
TbU "
any or all bids.
*«1CT No. 1 F, J. Fuller, Dist. E n sr.
J “ron(lway, Albany. New York 12201.
W
" " ‘S- f i s h fl8-:jp, FASH 68-2.
Project 1-787-3(114).
milea of cement concrete
W "b-»
•tructurea on Interstate
y,,
Patroon Island to Watervliet.
,4«^"*_'onneotions. Bid Deposti $710,-
r'*#00000
Kst''"*’**
Counti es, F IR C M 68-11,
,, Project U - 1 1 8 2 ( B ) ,
1-87-3(109),
U,, 'P'P'ovement inoludinsr G uid e Rai !,
Traffic S ls n s on I n t e r s t a t e
15'*
11 R7.
I'l'Hini.
Is!
Crescent. Bid DePlans $5.00, Emrlneein
W E ST BRONX
S
fani
d et.
b rk,
2
ahopR
Poee
rararee.
3
a p t*
(flV i-
N e a r e o h o o lt a n d
down
.................................... $2,600
FEINBERG BROS. 9 3 3 -1 8 0 0
31
R
200
(B edfd
Pk
B iT d .)
O pen
T el. S » S - A S S 1 , B o x
in n
C o u n ty ,
FA L D
68 4
F .A .
P ro ject
C.TF-498(1), J u n k y a r d B c r e e n l s f f a t 8
< i' .’‘‘'" ‘"wtaUy Cuunlles,
FIRCM idcatlone o n Ronto 17, Waverly-Owero.
.
P‘’0Ject 1-890-5(45), Safety Bid Dfpoelt $2,700.00, P la n i $6.00, E n K W . ? ‘"ciudlnir Guide Ruil, Mcdi- rineers RKtlmato 940,000.00.
Iw • 8nn‘
Signs on Intcrslate D ISTRICT N o . 7 J . C . N o r t o n . D i e t . E n r r . .
IN to mi
of Schenectady, Broatl- 444 V a n D u a e o S t . , W a t e r t o w n , N e w
l? % n n
36. Bid Dep(w^it York. J e f f e r s o n C o u n t y , F I R C M 6 8 - 2 3 ,
Enrineer* Estl- r . A . P r o j e c t 1-81-8(87), S a f e t y I m p r o T e m e n t I n c lu d ln r O u td o S a il, M e d ia n B a rrie r,
B rid re
R a il
and
T ra ffic
S lrn t on
In te ra t a t e R o n t e 81, J t f f t r a o n C o u n t y L i n e
to
W a t e r t o w n . B i d D e p o s i t $79,000.00, F l a m
$6.00, E n r i n e e r a E e t l m a t o $1,437,000.00.
D I S T R I C T N o . 10 A . M . S a r r , D i e t . E n r r . ,
325 W . M a i n S t . , B a b y l o n , N e w Y o r k
11702. N a t a a u C o o n t y , M S P 08-1, W i d e n In r e x istln r n o rth e rn
M c tlo n o l M ead o w brook
S tate
P arkw ay
w ith
cem ent
con*
Crete p a v e m e n t . B i d D e p o a l t $200,000.00,
P la n e
$6.00, E n r i n e e r t E s t i m a t e
$3,-
616,000.00.
J.
BCRCH MoMORRAN,
Comnj)<>iiloner
ol
Y O U
AFFORD
$1.00 p e r d ay
T B N IC n FL A . —
IN T K R E ST E D T
SEE
H.
N.
W 1M M ERS.
RBA LTO B.
E IP
CODE
S8B8(
f o r R e t i r e m e n t H o m e In F l o r i d a , n e a r
C le a rw a te r
9 B edroom s. M aso n ry fro m
$6,490.00, I n c l u d i n r l o t a n d G a r a r e .
C o m p le te
and
read y
to
m ove
in to ;
p a v e d etre e te ,
$ 39 p er m o n th .
(C o v er
p rin c ip a l
and
in te re st)
app.
ta x e s
y e a rly
about
$20.00. L a k e s t o c k e d
w ith
F le h ,
4
S h o p p in r
C e n te ra ;
a ll
C hurchee
C O M M U N IT Y
R E C R E A T IO N
H A L L . etc .
C O M M I I N I T T C T .IT B I . I V H t i O f o r
L im ite d
In co m e
R etlreee
W rite fo r
F ree
B o o k let T o d a y
FREE FLORIDA BOOKS
ON AMERICA'S NO. 1*
"LIVING CITY"
For
your
ra c a tlo n
or
h a p p i e r retir»>
m e n t o n a m o d e ra te Incom e, chooeo s
w in n e r! C o m e to S t. P e te , f a m o u e eu » ■h ln e re so rt, p rin c ip a l d t y o f
P lN K If
LAS COUNTY*
—
th e
W IN N E R
of
th e
1967
LOOK
M A G A Z IN E
—
NA­
T IO N A L M U N IC IP A L L I A O U l “ A IX A M E R IC A N
C IT Y " A W A R D . T e a t a a
HOLIDAY HILL
Box 295
N ew P ort R ichey, F lo rid a
SA T B
ON
TOUR
M O V I
TO
a r e r a r e o f S 6 0 d a y a o f a u n e h ln e e a c k
year.
P ureat
a ir,
h ealth ieai
e llm a to .
S w m m iin r
on
clean ,
w h ite
beacheo.
F la h ln r.
b o a tln r.
ro lf,
fin e
hom ea,
h o t e l s , m o t e l s a n d rueet k o n e e a in a l l
p rice
ranrea.
W id e
ra rie ty
of
Reota u r a n ti. A ttra c tio n s , g p e e ta to r S p o rta ,
C h u rch ee,
H o b b ies
and
R e tire m e n t
A c tlv ltle e .
W R IT E
TODAY
for
onr
new
B O -pr.
"S U N S H IN E
A N N U A L ’*
*
’‘L I V I N G
IN
ST.
P E T E R S B U R G ."
T h e y ’r e
F R E E !
R e m e m b e r, to o
—
F lo rid a h ae N O S T A T E IN O O M I T A X I
F L O R ID A
C itm p a re o u r
coat p«r
4 .0 0 0
Ibi
to
B t.
P e te rsb u rr
fro m
N ew
Y ork
C ity ,
MOO;
P h ilad elp h ia.
$388;
A lb an y .
$ 4 9 2 . F o r an e e tim a te to
a n y d eatl*
n a tio n
In
F lo rid a
w rite
SO U TH ERN
TR A N SFE R
«
8TO RA O B
C O .,
IN C .
D e p t. C. P .O .
Box
1 0 2 1 7 . S t . P » ‘w
bnrv,
F lo rid a
S t u a r t , F lo rld o
O .S .L .
RETIREMENT HOMES
$0.i00,
EVERYTHING I N REAL ESTATB
FULFORD,
STUA RT,
Pk.
Jerk in s,
ap
of
■T .
FLA.
887-1888
D ep t.
O om m eree,
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
N ow
P refer
S>8, C h a m b e r
18T1,
F L A . 88781.
B ex
PK T E R 8B C S0,
O rer
IRONX SPECIALS
1 fam, 7 rms, b ik : $1400 dn. 1
7 rmc, 81x109: $1600 down.
fam ,
SAN D S. 2040 N SURF RD.
lA L I H A I , 3 1 0 M C K IN L E Y ST.
FIRST-MET REALTY
4375
W h ile
P lu iiix
Kd„
QUEENS VILLAGE
V la ito ra
8 t.
a
Y ew
P etersb u rg I
$ 2 1 ,9 9 0
Jam .
RE 9-7 3 0 0
LEGAL NOTICE
FIL E No. 992-1068. — CITATION. —
THK PE O PLE OF THE STATE 0 F NEW
YORK, By the Grace of God. Free and
Independent.
TO' Attorney General of the State of
New York
Molianied Ayoub, contingent sole leratce nnd executor named in the October
15, liH ii, .vill and codicil thereto dated
Septf-mber 14, 1951, authenlicated copire
of
which are on file in the S u rro e ate e
Court, New York Couniy,
Adrienne Lebon, contingent executrix
by
the terms ol the October 16, 1949.
testamenliirv instruotions, an aullienticated
copy of which is on file in the Surrogate s
Court, New York County,
Odette I.aurcnt, continpent beneficiary
named in the October 15, liHH, te stam en­
tary instructions
,;\n aulli»nti<aled copy
of
which ISon file in the SurroBate'e
Court, New York County, whose donilcile,
If livinir. is unknown anti, if she s u r­
vived the decedent herein and died subsefiuently to her le ral reprr^tcntalivee, her
husband, if any, h er dislributeee, aesirnces iiud successors in iii^erest, all of
whom and whose names and domiciles are
unknow n and cannot a fter due diligence
be aei'crtained,
Marie Monero, continecnt beneficiary
named in the codicil of September 14,
1961, to the October IB, 1940, will,
authenticated copies of which are on file
in the Surroeate’e Court,
New York
County and
The unknown distrlbuteee of Andre
Jacques Pages, also known as Andre Pages
and A Pares, deceased, who and whoee
names and domicilee are u nknow n and
cannot a fter d ilirent Inquiry be aacertained and. If dead, to th eir leral represen­
tatives their husbands or wives. If any,
and their distributee* and tucceseors in
Interest, all of whom and whose namee
and domicilee are \inknown and cannot
a fte r due dilircnce be aecertained.
YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW
CAUSE before th e S u rro e ate ’s Court. New
Y ork County, a t Room 604 in the Surror a t e ’e Courthouee in the County of New
York on Marcii 2 8 , 1CG8, at 10 a.m. why
a
cert.iin w rltln r dated Tanplers, May
2 4 , 1954, which has been offered for pro ­
b a te by the Public Adnilnietrator o f the
County of New York, h a v in r hie oKlcee
a t 31 Chambers Street. New York, N.Y.,
ahould not be probated aa th e Laat Will
and T f tta m e n t relatlnv to r « a l and per­
sonal property sluato outside of Morocco
o f Andre Jacques Parc«, alio know n a e
Andro Pocea and A. P a re s , deceased, wbo
a t th e time of his death was a domiciliary
o f 9 Rue Rubens, T a n rle rt, Morocco, and
w hy L etters of A dm inistration c.t.a. should
n o t bs Issued thereon to tb s Pu b lic Adm ln istratu r of la e County of New York
and fo r such other, f u r th e r and differ­
ent relief a s to t b s C ourt may seem juat
in th e piemltes.
Dated, attested and sealed F eb ru ary t ,
1968.
HON. 8. SAMUEL DIFALCO,
Surrogate, New York County
William S. Mullen,
T ranap ortaU on 1 ( S E A L )
Bulk Acreage
Retirement H o m e s .
Busineseea In t h e Trl S t a t e a r e a .
GOLDMAN AGENCY
P ik e .
P o rt
C leik
BRICK, 8 bedrooms, tin basement, birch
cab., wall oven, white oak floors. Only
$200 dn. on contract. CaH M r, Salley,
739-6498.
Je rrla
N T (8 1 4 ) 8 B 8 -B M I
H o u s e F o r S a le
S uffolk C o u n ty
S t. A lb a n s
ISLAND H O M ES
A v e .,
F a r m s & C o u n t r y H o rn e t
O r a n g e C o u n ty
86
Bronx
True Enrlis-h Tudor. Brick-stone-timber
#1^ rms. droppe<l llv in r rm -lr-b u rn in r
frpic-beauicd cellinrs. Modern kitch.,
2 baths, fin basement, r a r a r e . w - w
oa.rpetin(r ,all appliances.
H illsid e
HOLLYWOOD lE A C H . FLORIDA
uow weekly rates, $.‘10 up on beach
includes e verythinr. Write for free
wlorfu) (Icionlls
VA S ells I ts P r o p e r t y
W i th o u t D is c rim in a tio n
120,000 00.
000.00,
$400,000.00.
V en ic e, F lo rid a
C A N
REALTY
A lta m o a t, N .T .
F lo rid a
VA FO R ECLO SU RES
l« H -ia
co n c rete a n d a tru c tu re on
R o u ta
C reek se c tio n .
B i d D e p o s i t $22,P ^ n n l $6.00, E n r i n e e r a
E etim ate
£isziT3:ss
WR1T8 RRQUIREMEN^a.
LONG
DISTRICT No. S B.M. Evane, Dist. Enijr..
109 No. Geneaee St.. Utica, New York
O n r l d n County, FARC #8-18, F.A. Project
U-6».3(7), SU -864(6): 1.25 miles of a«
ph alt concrete pavem ent and atructures
on R o u te t 6A and 12C, Klrkland-Northville-White».boro-Yorkvllle.
Bid
Deposit
$150,000.00, Plans $5.00, Enrineera E s ti­
m ate $2,737,000.00.
DISTRKyr No. :j E.E. Towleon, Diat.
Encr., a.'!.*} E. Washington St., Syracuse,
N.Y. 1,‘!202. OnoMilHca County, F ISH 68-4,
FISH 68-5, FISH 68-6P, F.A. Project [fl00-;{(23). 1-281-2(103): 6.93 mllea of
asphalt concrete pavem ent and atructures
on In terstate Routes 281 and 690. City of
Syruciisft includinir B utternut Interchaufre.
Bid Deposit $1,100,000.00, Plan $10.00,
Enirlnptre Retimate $20,012,000.00.
DISTRICT No. 4 B.F. Perry, Dist E n rr.,
Barne Canal Tenuinal,, Rochester, N.Y
Genehee Couniy, R.C. 68-20, 1.59 miles
asphalt concerto pavement. City of B ata­
via Bid Depo»lt $8,000.00, Plans $5.00,
Enrineer* Kutimate $145,000.00.
DISTRICT No. 6 N.W. Krapf, Diet Enrr.,
125 Main St., Bulfalo, New York 14203
Cii<t4irauKiis Coiinly, C.R. 68-1, Cemetery
Removal' on the Ifinsdsle-Cuba aection of
the Southern Tier Expressway, Bid De­
posit $450.00, No Plans, Proposal $2.00.
Enslners I> tim ate $8,200,00.
C a t t H r a u c u N County FASTE 68-5M, F.A.
Project, APD 4 4 9 ( 1 6 ) ; 10.00 mllea of
cement concrete pavem ent and atructure
on West Bound L a n e e o f th e Southern
Tier Expreftsway, Ste a m b u rr to Salamanca.
Bid Deposit $300,000.00, Plans $10.00,
Engineers Estim ate $6,450,000.00.
DI.STRTCT No. « W.J. Dennis, Diat
Engr., 30 W*ot Main St., Hornell, New
York. Allerany and Steuben Counties,
FALD 68-3. F.A. Project C JF -3 3 2 (1 ),
CJF-G79(1), Ju nkyard Soreeninsr on Routee
19
408,
36, FrlendBblp-Helmont and
Arkport-Dansville aectlont. Bid Deposit
$3,000.00, Plano $6.00, Enelneera Eetlm ate $38,000.00.
S l e n b r n C o u n t y , R . C . 68-20, 1.01 m i l e * o f
T Iobb
S IS ,
ijoy Your Golden Days in
L
a re on In terstate R oute 87. Queensbury
to Riverbank. Bid Depoeit $62,000.00
Plans $5.00, Enrineera E stim ate $1,-
asp h a lt
70, B i r
BROOK
FA 4 -7 2 0 0
6*000.00.
l l i ProJ)*."*!?
FIRCM 68-12.
i N ■I'ent
e n t f'i. ,^.-87-3 (1 1 0 ), auieiy
Safety Imon I n t i
and Bridge
I®*ate Route 87, Crescent to
^ Enein ^ Deposit $86,000.00, Plana
^“Iton
Estimate $1,567,000.00.
wa
M 08-2. Lock Gatea,
“ Wort,
OPei-atlur Machinery, ElecChamplain Cannl,
I v ' En»i, Deposit $35,000.00. Plana
Cuu
$650,000.00.
‘^«CM 68-13, F.A. Pro^ ®uiii.
Improvement inKaiJ, Brldr* R a u and Drain-
Hornet • Apartm ent H eu iot
Businett Investment Proportio*
Acreago
• Farmt
L IB K R T T
A V B .,
P A R K , N .T . 1 1 4 1 T
PUBLIC NOTICE
,.TICE TO CONTRACTORS: STATE DE|»RTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, ALliSY, N.Y. — Sealed proposals will be
ttited until ten-thirty o clock A.M. on
P»rch 21, 1968 by Director of Contraci<<
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lu w iiif at retail In a hote l, uiu lcr th e
lilcohnllc Beverafce C on tro l L a w a t 20-51
I I 4 6 th Stret , N ew Y o r k C o u n ty . N.Y.
I (or on premised co n s u m p t io n . R ea lty
llolfli. Inc. ( H o te l R o o s e v e lt)
I I 45lh Stret. New Y o rk , N .Y. 1 0 0 17.
CO M PLETE
REAL ESTATE SERVICE
$ 2 0 ,7 5 0
ABCO
O L 7 -7 f0 0
16 9 -1 2 H llltid * A v « , J o m .
Png« TTifrtecB
LRADER
7 ROOM Split: r« r a r e . lJ/4 bathe, fin.
bitmt. Sacrifice, $11,200. Call Bl< AT
6-0727.
LOOKING FOR VALUE?
ST. ALBANS
$16,990
i Yr. Old I r tc k Ranch
All room s on 1 floor—m a ste r
size bedroom s plus fin. b sm t.
r e n t a 1 apt. F ron t & rear
patios, gard en grounds. Mo­
dern thruout.
QUEENS VILLLAGE
$24,990
3 Income A pts.
D et. leg a l 2 fa m . c o n sistin g
of 5-4 & fln. b sm t. apt. Gar­
a g e . Mod. kite. & baths, Ige.
plot. Live R e n t F r e e !
CAMBRIA HGTS.
$31,990
HOLLLIS
$17,990
ft 5 Rm. A pts.
4 Badrooms. 2 Baths
4 ye a r old det brick & sliin.
D e t. Ehig C olonial, 8 Ige le g a l 2 fam ily selling below
room s on a large lan d scap ed orig, co st. U ltra m od kit w ith
plot. Mod. kltch. & b ath s, gar. w all ovens. Hollywood batlie.
All app lian ces. M ove righ t in. All appliances.
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MANY OTHER 1 ft 2 FAMILY HOMES AVAILABLE
QUEENS
HOM ES
OL 8 - 7 5 1 0
170-13 HILLSIDE AVE., JA M A IC A
CA M B R IA H G T S
$ 1 9 ,9 9 0
7 RO O M
H O U SE
Beautiful
—
Kxf.'eptional
—
Breatht.nkinr I A home you will
be proud of I ConsiHtinr of 4 bedrooniH — bnnquet-si/.ert d inin r
room — e x tra lai'te living room
— streamline kitchen, fully equip­
ped — ninin tloor powder room
— Hollywood colored ti?e bath —
flnifihed bawement — oversized ra raye — oil heat — wall to wall
c arp etln r und loails of extras.
QUEENS VILLAGE
$ 2 9 ,9 9 0
A L M O ST NEW !
— C O R N E R BRICK —
Two 5-rooni apartm ents aviiiiable
on title pius street level stuilio
apt conKiutinr of
rooms I
Hduee only about 4 years olii and
has everythinr I G a ra re — a u to ­
m atic heat — wal!' oven kltciicns.
You will be proud to own th is
house. Only few niinulee to s u b ­
way & hutre sh op p in r centers.
You ncde only . . .
C O M E IN W IT H $4 00...
W ALK O UT A PROUD
HOM E OW NER!
$ 1 ,0 0 0 D O W N O N
CONTRACT
MVK RKNT IR K K AND
HAVK KXTKA IN 40M E I
ASK FOR MR. KORN
91 A F l l .\ MortRHt'Cs .avuilabls.
ASK FOR MR. ROUKRH
H O L L IS N O R T H
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$ 1 8 ,9 9 0
W ALK
TO
SUBW AY
—
Brick, Slone & Timber — Corner — exceptional locatoln — 6 >,4 rooms,
4 bediomK modern klt(h en , sensational basement. N eat landscaped rrou n d s,
S T erjth in r jo e s : re frire ra to r, washing macbins, screens, storms, Venetians.
Near echools, shopplndr centers. Only short w alk to subway.
BRING IN $ 7 0 0 — A N D YOU C A N BE
TH E PRO UD O W N E R O F T H IS H O M E .
I n V T T E lliy &
cbeen
168-25 Hillside Ave.
JAMAICA,
JA «-6300
N.V.
( P A R K IN G
F A C IL IT IE S
A V A IL A B L E )
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CI VI L
FourtcM
N a ssa u
8ERVICB
C h a p te r N o m in a te s
S la te
O f O ffic e r s , D ir e c to r s , D e le g a te s
( S p e c ia l to T h e L e a d e r )
M IN E O L L A — “T h e n o m i n a t i n g c o m m it te e o f N a s s a u c h a p t e r , C SE A h e a d e d b y c h a i r ­
m a n P a r is S w oop es, h a s h a n d e d o u t t h e fo l lo w in g s l a t e o f o ffic ers to b e v o te d u p o n In th »
c o m in g e le c tio n to b e h e ld o n M a y 15.
OFFICERS
President — Irving Plaum enbaum, County Social Services:
first vlcR-presldent—Edward Perro tt. Schools; second vice-presi­
d e n t—Francis J. Diviney, CountyProuation: third vice-president—
R alph J. Natale, Town of H em p­
stead: fourth vice-president —
Alexander Bozza, Town of North
Hem pstead: fifth vice-president—
Beatrice M. Jeanson, Town of
Oyster Bay: secretary—Mai-y Calfapietra, CoUnty-Health Dept.;
treasurer — Thom as P. Rooney,
County-Assessment; financial sec­
re ta ry —David Silberman, Schools;
corresponding secretary—Dorothy
E. Jennings, Town of Heihpstead;
sergeant a t arm s—Dudley K ins­
ley,
County - O.A.S.;
executive
county representative — Blanche
Rueth, Medical Examiner.
BOARD MEMBERS
4-Year Term
Robert D. Bell, Town of Hemp­
stead: Robert L. Brauns, CountyDept. Public Works; Lucien P.
Chiusano, Village of Pi'eeport;
CSEA
Molly Falk, County-M otor Vehicle
Bureau; P rank Fesano, Schools;
Joyce
F rantz,
County - H ealth
Dept.; A nthony G iannetti, Town
of H empstead; Lionel W. G unther,
County-M useum; David Rapelyes,
Town of N orth Hem pstead; Anne
Rehak, County-Courts; Philip D.
Shane, County-Dept. P u b l i c
Works: Thom as Stapleton, City
of Long Beach, and G erard E. S ul­
livan, County-Parks E>ept.
2-Year Term
Hem*y J. Bernert, Town of Oys­
ter Bay; Jam es Cahill, CountyNassau Community College; K en­
neth Cadieux, Town of H emp­
stead: Jam es A. Calian, CountyMeadowbrook Hospital: Vernon A
C o m b s , County - Meadowbrook
Hospital; Muriel P. Donohue,
Schools; Louis L. Gay nor, CountyMeadow brook Hospital;
Jam es
Hoffm an, County-Parks Dept.;
T helm a W. Powell, Town of Oys­
ter Bay; Lens A. Sartor, OountySchool Crossing Gd.; Dominick
Savastano, County-Police Dept.
C hauffeur; Paris B. Swoopes,
R e c o g n iz e d
By
N e w b u rg h
M u n ic ip a l H o u s in g A u th o r ity A fte r
M o n th s Of F a ilu re T o A c t O n P le a
( S p e c ia l to T h e L e a d e r )
N EW BU R G H — P re ssu re e x e rte d by th e N ew b u rg h u n it
o f t h e C iv il S e rv ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn . h a s r e s u lt e d in t h a t
u n i t b e in g r e c o g n iz e d by t h e N e w b u r g h H o u s in g A u th o r ity
a s b a r g a i n i n g a g e n t f o r t h e m u n i c ip a l a g e n c y ’s e m p lo y e e s,
T h e L e a d e r h a s le a r n e d .
representatives of the Housing
F or m onths, according to a Authority refused to attend," ac­
CSEA official, the Housing A uth­ cording to Present.
ority had failed to act on a re­
CSEA was then notified of a
quest for recognition filed by the formal hearing called by PERB,
CSEA unit in th a t Orange County bu t th e Authority apparently de­
city.
cided to reconsider and recognize
"We petitioned the Public Em ­ CSEA. T he Employees Association,
ploym ent Relations Board," said as a result, withdrew its petition.
Jo h n Present, president of the
Seth Towse, CSEA counsel, as­
unit. “ PERB called for an in ­ sisted the u n it in Its drive to be
form al hearing on the Issue and recognized.
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C h a p t e r
T o
S u r v e y
O n
C a r e e r
P r e s i d e n t s
T h e r a p y
L a d d e r
A i d e s
C ounty-P atterson
Home
an d
G raos Tuomey, C ounty-Patterson
Home.
DELEGATES
Alex Bozza, Town of N. Hemp­
stead; Molly Falk, County-M otor
Vehicle Bureau; P rank Pasano,
Schools; Irving Flaum enbaum ,
County-Social Services;
Joyce
F rantz, County - H ealth Dept.;
Beatrice Jeanson, Town of Oyster
Bay; Dorothy Jennings, Town of
H em pstead; Fi-ank S. Nlcell, Town
of N orth H em pstead; Anne R e­
hak,
County - D istrict
Court;
T hom as Rooney, County-Assess­
m ent; David Silbei'man, Schools;
G erard Sullivan, County-Dept. of
Public Works and P aris Swoopes,
County-Patterson Home.
Independent nom inations m ay
also be made by petition, signed
by not less th a n seven percent of
the members of the chapter In
good standing, and the names of
such candidates shall be printed
on the official ballot If such nom ­
inations are filed with the ch ap ­
ter secretary a t least 50 days be­
fore the biennial meeting, which
will be May 15. The membership
figure to be used for the purpose
of petition nominations shall be
seven percent of the membership
figure which Is promulgated by
the S tate Association on July 1 of
the year preceding the biennial
meeting. In order to sign an In­
dependent petition. (This figure
is 12,602 of which 7 percent equals
882 nam es as a minimum which
any petition will have to contain.)
T here shall be no more th a n one
candidate on any independent
nom ination petition. Poi’m a t of
the petition to include the signatui’e of the one signing the p eti­
tion, his printed name, the de­
p artm en t where employed and
the home address.
Effective with the biennial elec­
tion to be held in May, 1968, th e
directors shall be divided into two
groups. O ne-half of the directors
shall be elected to serve a twoyear tei-m ending in May, 1970,
th e other h alf to serve a four-year
term ending in May 1972. Then,
upon expii-atlon of term of each
group of directors, the new direc­
tors shall be elected for a full
four years.
P l a n s
( S p e c ia l to T h e L e a d e r )
A LBA NY — P r e s id e n t s o f CSEA c h a p t e r s in M e n ta l H y ­
g ie n e in s t i t u t i o n s t h r o u g h o u t t h e S t a t e h a v e b e e n r e q u e s te d
to s c h e d u le m e e tin g s w ith e m p lo y e e s in t h e o c c u p a tio n a l a n d
r e c r e a t i o n a l th e r a p y d e p a r t m e n t s o f t h e i r i n s t i t u t i o n s fo r t h e
purpose of reviewing the various
career ladder plans cuiTently u n ­ have n ot as yet been contacted
are asked to get in touch with
der consideration.
the
chaptei’ president in their p a r­
C hapter presidents have been
•upplled with two proposed plans ticular Institution.
All three plans were discussed
•ub m itted by the M ental Hygiene
D epartm en t and one from an em- ! a t the February 8 meeting beployee com mittee a t Rockland tween the CSEA Special M ental
S ta te Hospital. T he D epartm ent Hygiene Committee and Dr. Alan
has included In Its plans some of D. Miller, commissioner of M ental
th e recom m endations set forth Hygiene.
P auline Pitchpatrick, president
In the Rockland document. The
employees In those therapy posi­ of the CSEA W estern Conference
tions will be asked to review all and chairm an of the special com­
three plans and recommend any m ittee, h as been in contact with
changes to the CSEA chapter [ all chapter presidents relative to
president. T h o st employees who the meetings.
Tu«rf«y, M.r«t
LIAOIK
Decertification Bid
(Continued from Page 3)
ster Bay townships of Nassau
County.
The United Marine Division of
the N ational Maritime Union
quietly withdrew two petitions
subm itted to the S tate Public
Employment Relations Board. In
an Informal hearing, the legal
Impropriety of th e action had
been shown by Arnold Moses, field
representative attached to the N as­
sau chapter. B oth motions by the
union were subm itted too late
u n der term s of the Taylor law.
The technical ground evidently
was sufficient to tu rn back th e
motions, tltho ugh Moses h a d also
pointed out th a t th e union h ad
refused to subm it any proof of
■u b sta n tia l representatioo.
j,
Five^Grade Hike For
Pliotofluorograpliers
Requested By CSEA
(Special to The Leader)
A LB A N Y — R e a l lo c a tio n o f tw o p h o to f lu o r o g ra p h e r tlti
to t h e s a m e g r a d e s a s th o s e e a r l i e r r e q u e s te d fo r tltlei
X - r a y t e c h n lc ia ii s e r ie s h a s b e e n r e q u e s t e d b y t h e Oivii Sq
v ic e E m p lo y e e s Assn.
CSEA to aakhif that phot
fluorographer be reallocated frc
P anaseny To Head
grade 7 to 12 and senior phot
fluorographer from grade u
Nominations Group
16.
CSEA researchers substantial
S M IT H T O W N — A n o m i n a t ­
in g c o m m it te e f o r t h e S u f ­ the request with the fact’ that
fo lk c h a p t e r , C iv il S e rv ic e photofluorographers must possi
E m p lo y e e s A ssn ., h a s b e e n a State-Issued X -ray technicl
nam ed by chapter president Ro­ license and m ust be recruited fro
bert Villa to prepare a slate for th e S ta te D epartm ent of Civil Se
vice open competitive X-ray tecl
the biennial election in May.
H u ntington u n it president Jo h n nlclan list.
CSEA also noted that photi
P anaseny heads the committee,
who asked members who wish to fluorographers m ust have
ru n for county office to contact sam e tw o-year training course
him a t the chapter ofifce, 330 E ast m anded for the X -ray technician
T he recruiting factor was al
Jericho Tpke., Smlthtown, N.Y.
brought o ut by CSEA. “Obvious
th e present grade 7 for photoflu
ographer as compared to grade
Nominations Sougiit for X -ray technician Is In injusti
and, of course, an additional dl
flculty to overcome when recrui
By LI. Conference
Ing," a OSEA aide said.
M IN E O L A — N o m in a tio n s f o r
O ther points mentioned In tl
c a n d i d a t e s f o r o ffic e s in t h e CSEA letter to the Director
L o n g I s l a n d C o n f e r e n c e , C ivil Classification and Compensate
S e rv ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn., a r e cited the fac t th a t both mln
being sought. Incum bent officers and m ajor repairs to X-ray equii
and candidates who seek to run m e n t are done by photofluorogri
were asked to send letters of in­ phers, thus saving the Sta
te n t to the chairm an of the nom ­ money for service to the
inating committee, Louis P. Colby, chines; excessive travel:
a t 11 Yokum Ave., Farm ingdale, photofluorographers fill in for
N.Y. 11735. Nominations will be ray technicians, and that the
employees also have been traln<
closed March 17, Colby said.
for and conduct multiple screei
ing h ea lth tests.
B u f f a lo C S E A U n it
To
B a rg a in
For
A id e s
Joseph P. Drago Is u n i t c h a l
m an.
Certification was made by tl
Buffalo Public E m p l o y m e n t Reli
tions Board, the agency w h i c h a(
m inisters the Taylor Act i n Bu
falo.
BUFFALO—The Buffalo Com­
petitive unit, Erie chapter. Civil
Service Employees Assn., has been
certified as a bargaining u nit for
some Buffalo City employees.
The CSEA u n it will bargain for
T he casb value of Scries E
so-called “white collar” office and
clerical workers. About 300 em ­ H U.S. Savings Bonds outstandit
ployees are members of the u n it I* now more th a n $51 billion.
T w o - Q r a d e R e a llo c a tio n
S o u g h t F o r K e y
O p e r a to r s B y
P u n d
C SE A
( S p e c ia l to T h e L e a d e r )
A L B A N Y — A tw o - g r a d e r e a llo c iitlo n fo r all
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p lo y e d k e y p u n c h o p e r a to r s h a s b e e n r e q u e s te d by the
S e rv ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn .
“ A c e r t a i n sk ill is r e q u ir e d o f th e s e e m p lo y ee s and
titles should be reallocated to
Coyle noted the highej
_
grade 8 in order to be properly
aligned^^wlth o th e r titles w ithin norm al vacancy rate In th s
th e salary plan,” CSEA told J. tlon, attrib u tin g it pai’tiy
Earl Kelly, director of the S tate fa c t th a t 18 other states w
Division of Classification and h igher salary to employee®
sam e title. “This is r* ^ajifo
Compensation.
oni
T hom as M. Coyle, CSEA assis­ usual,” said Coyle, “since
tl
ta n t director of research, also n la and Michigan
pointed out to Kelly th a t the states w hich usually ®
“presence of a production quota salaries of New YorKin key punching Is a m ental stra in point Coyle mentioned
on the employees, a fa c t we noted th a t five states which
j,,
previously w hen asking foi u p ­ low -paying Jurladlctioi^
fo
r
th
e
same
tltl*
grading of office m achine o pera­
York.
tors.'*
((Jay, March 5, 1968
CfVIL
The W antagh School D istrict
unit, headed by Raym ond W alree Nassau Units rath, won recognition for th e eus*
todial and m aintenance divisions
an d was negotiating a w ritten
df CSEA Receive
contract.
The th ird agreem ent affects the
[xclusive C ontracts custodial
s ta ff of the O len Cove
I^INEOLA— T h r e e m o r e e x - School Districil, whose u n it Is
[ j^jsjve r e c o g n itio n
a g r e e - headed by W illiam H urley .
' n t s h a v e b e e n w o n by
of t h e N a s s a u c h a p t e r , J e s s e Funt Will Retire
Icivil service Employees Assn.
The Herricks School District Aner 36 Yrs. Service
jf ;von exclusive recognition for
]ri)out 15® employees In th e cus- With New Yoric Stale
fjcdial and secretarial sections and
INDUSTRY—Jesse P u nt, stew­
L drawing term s of a w ritten
Lntract. Tem porary officers in- ard a t the S tate Agricultural an d
L de James Dolan as head of the Ind ustrial School since 1943, has
liustodlal division en d Mrs. Doro- announced his retirem ent, effec­
Stoeffler for th e clerical tive M arch 7, afte r 36 years in
Iforkers.
D E W in CLINTON
pll-Hawaii Tour
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STATi A EA LI STS., ALBANY
A KNOTT HOTEL
loffereil First Time
jln all-Hawal! tour is being ofIfered for the first tim e to memlyrs of the Civil Service EmployLs Assn. and their im m ediate
ItimiHes and the tour will include
[ifveral features available only to
IC8EA participants.
The 1 6 -day tour will leave New
hork on April 8 and retu rn th e re
|en April 21. T he price of only
|$5S9, plus tax. Includes a sta y a t
|th« Reef Tower Hotel on W aikiki
iBfach, visits to the Islands of
iMaul and Hawaii; th e free use of
It Kodak “In stam atlc” cam era
lihlle in Hawaii; cham pagne Jet
IfllKht; tour of Pearl H arbor and
other sightseeing.
For CSEA members only, there
|will be a free bottle of liquor prorided in evei-y room plus unusual
prise gifts.
Because this offering occurs
gthe E aster holidays the
ount of space available Is
litrlctly limited and can not be
xceeded so early bookings are
idvlsed. Write to Mrs. Julia Duffy,
f0, Box 43, W est Brentwood, L.I.,
iNew York. 11717—telephone (616)
|3i3-8633.
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Institution stewards In th e New
York S tate D epartm ent of Social
Service, having Joined th e sta ff
a t Industry following 11 years in
the business office a t the S tate
School for Boys a t Warwick.
Mr. an d Mrs. P u n t will reside
In Rochester following his re tire ­
m ent.
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DEPOSITS H IQ U IR E D O N A L L TAJFf
S P E C IA L W E E K L Y RATEM
C lip a n d S o ¥ «
FOR E X m N D E D S T J Y 8
Pmg« Sixteen
C SEA, O fficials Discuss
P ro m o tio n O p p o rtu n itie s
In Social Service D ept.
CIVIL
D
r .
SERVICE
W
e n
LEADER
z /
O
n
Tuesifay, Marcli 5,
T a y l o r
L a v i
(Contm ued from r a g e 1)
to atten d such hearings to be volving a request for recognition
employees and to assure the ord­ available to testify or to advocate where there are no competin
erly and uninterrup ted operation the cause of the employee organi­ employee organizations.
*
zation they wish to represent them.
and function of government” .
The Judicial system has met I
(S p e c ia l to T h e L e a d e r )
However, it safe to say th a t it O f course, they are also required sim ilar problem in respect to Hn'
A LBA NY — P r o m o tio n a l o p p o r tu n iti e s fo r e m p lo y e e s in is beyond the realm of hum an to bear th e expense of traveling gation by providing the means to I
t h e Depo.i t m e n t o f S o cia l S e rv ic e s h ig h l ig h te d d isc u ssio n a t accom plishm ent to provide in­ from th eir homes to the site of obtain sum m ary judgm ent or
a r e c e n t m e e tin g b e tw e e n CSEA c h a p t e r p r e s id e n ts a n d fallible safeguards or guarantees the hearings, the cost of their celerated Judgment.
by m eans of statute th a t would meals and the cost of lodging
t o p o ftic ia ls of t h e D e p a r t m e n t .
T he Civil Service Employee, I
prevent strikes by public em ­ if they m ust stay overnight.
T he iiu*eting. held in Albany,
Assn. has also been dissatisfied
S
uch
procedure
is
contrary
to
ployees.
In
the
last
analysis,
the
also incluclod discussion on the
w ith the m anner in which thj
only thing th a t will prevent th a t followed by th e courts of this
closinp of certain cottages a t Now Parks Chapter Will
S tate. Venue In legal actions Is PERB h as Interpreted its powei^
strikes
is
a
joint
sense
of
respon­
H am pton T raining School, sched­
under th e Taylor Law with re.
sibility on th e p a rt of both public laid in the locality where one or
uling of recreation employees, a
spect to the issuance of inter,
th
e
other
of
the
parties
resides
Install
Louis
Colby
employers and public employees
olarificaiiDii of the overtime rules,
mediate
relief. The Association hai I
which the Senate and Assembly or does business o r in an area
th e upgrading of th e cottage pro­
felt so strongly about the Board'J
selected
because
of
its
suitability
can not en act Into law. Public
gram sf'rics and an Inquiry as to As P resident Again
in terp retation of its own powen
employers m ust have a sense of to the convenience of the wit­
when pernuiiipnt facilities will be
In respect to granting the drastl#
BA B Y LO N — L o u is P. C olby responsibility sufficiently strong nesses an d the production of
constructed
for employees a t
remedies in the n atu re of an in. I
evidence.
to
recognize
th
e
legitimate
re­
w
ill
b
e
in
s
t
a
ll
e
d
fo
r
a
n
o
t
h
e
r
Tryon School.
junction th a t we have challenged
CSEA Not Notified
quirem ents of the
employees
The talks on promotion centered te r m a s p r e s id e n t o f t h e
th e B oard’s interpretation of iti
I
t
Is
often
difficult
for
a
large
necessary
to
assure
th
a
t
all
pub­
I s la n d
I n t e r - C o u n ty
around the cottage program series, L o n g
own powers in th e courts and aril
lic employees and their families organization such as the CSEA,
m aintenance personnel and senior S tate Parks chapter, Civil Serv­
presently awaiting a final determ,
representing
hundreds
of
th
o
u
­
ice Employees Assn., March 12. will be able to live decently, to
stenographers.
ination In th is respect. The Pub.
earn a decent living wage and sands of employees, to obtain ade­
Long Island Conference presi­
Representing CSEA a t the
lie Employm ent Relations Board
q
uate
notice
that
proceedings
are
to be able to look forward to a n
m eeting were Issy Tessler and dent Irving Plaum enbaum will in ­
has taken the position th a t it hti
adequate retirem ent in their later pending before the Public E m ­
Olln Benedict of New Ham pton; stall Colby as th e highlight of a
been endowed by the Legislatun
years. P rom tim e to tim e gov­ ployment Relations Board in
w ith broad general powers and U
Joseph Pox and P rank Vignola of regular meeting, to be held In the
ernm ent offlclA ls m ust be pre­ which the CSEA has n o t been
attem pting to fashion the rem«.
Jtlsville: Joan Nickerson of K ort- Seaford Fire House. R efreshm ents
pared to face public criticism nam ed as a p arty b ut In which
dies required by various fact sit­
wright. Angelo Pilooco of H igh­ will follow.
it
h
a
s
a
definite
interest
l>ebecause th e fiscal measures re ­
land, Roland Spencer of Warwick,
A grievance among Janitors at quired to correct th e inadequacies caiise of prior recognition or a uations on a case by case basU.
We feel th a t this approach not
Vito Massi of Annex, John Lump­ the P arks Commission head q u art­
of public salaries, retirem ent a l ­ prio r request for recognition with­
only provides a de facto system!
kin of Hudson. Louis Talarico of ers building was resolved recently
lowances and other term s a/id in the permissible period. CSEA
of remedies but also adds to con­
Tryon. and Thom as M. Coyle, as­ following conferences with S tate
conditions o f employment will re­ h as found it necessary to exam ­
fusion in th e settlem ent of dii.
sistan t director of the CSEA re­ officials by Colby and WUllam
quire the expenditure of ad­ ine each case on the docket of
putes before the Board and con* I
Hurley,
grievance
com mittee ditional funds. The burden o f th e
search departm ent.
PERB and to reach a de­
T he d epartm ent was represent­ chairm an. An additional m atron responsibility to assure th e u n ­ cision as to w hether or not the sequently makes the implement*,
ed by Commissioners George K. was added to the staff to elim­ in terru pted operation of govern­ particular case involved CSE a in tion of the Taylor Act much
W yman, Robert Shulm an and inate Improper assignments, over­ m ent should n o t be borne solely spite of the fact th a t the Asso­ less effective th a n It would b«
W illard F. Johnson and Thomas time and requests to work week­ by the public employees. The pub­ ciation has not received notice if the Board were to take an
approach more consistent with
E. Houlihan, director of personnel. ends.
lic rightfully Insists upon the of such pending proceeding. If
th a t evidenced by our judicial]
orderly an d im interrupted opera­ it Is determ ined th a t th e in te r­ heritage.
tion of government to provide the ests of CSEA in a given locality
affected, it Is th e n neces­
PERB Rules Too Complex
Brookiiaven Town Recognizes CSEA
service upon which it relies b u t are
It m ust be recognized th a t re­ sary to request from the Board
The rules of the Public Em­
P A T C H O G U E —T h e S u ffo lk T eam sters didn’t show any proof sponsibility for strikes rests more th e pleadings which have been
ploym ent Relations Board are sol
c h a p t e r o f t h e C ivil S erv ice of representation is that thep rep- with the employer than the em ­ filed an d ail other docum ents complex th a t it is difficult fori
E m p lo y e e s A ssn. h a s b e e n sented such an Infinitestimal per­ ployee organization. All govern­ and inform ation which is a m a t­ one untutored in the law, and
g r a n t e d e x c lu siv e r e c o g n itio n centage th a t they were completely m ent activities are absolutely es­ te r of public record before the sometimes even lawyers I think,
In Brookhaven Town on the basis em barrassed.”
sential to some segment of the Board which relates to the pro­ to apply them so as to meet all
public, and th e public should ceeding.
of proof of 97 percent m em ber­
the requirem ents built into such
A p p o in te d
There Is axso a serious void in rules. The Taylor Law is »I
realize th a t public employees will
ship.
BUFFALO — Mrs. Genevieve be forced to undergo severe eco­ respect to the absence of sum ­ statute Involving public employ­
The action came after Teams­
Luce
of th e W estern Division nomic hardships unless public m ary procedures and obtaining m en t and the rules of the Board I
ters Union Local 237, which had
m ade a claim to represent some T hruw ay chapter, Civil Service opinion is brought to bear and certification in those areas wliere adm inistering the statute should
employees and asserted a right to Employees Assn., has been a p ­ effective legal relief provided in recognition h as been requested be simple enough so that any
be considered, refused to submit pointed to the constitution and such a way th a t public employers ■by only one employee organiza­ employee will know their right*
any proof of actual membership. by-laws revision committee of the recognize their obligations to tion and th e public employer has and be able to exercise them [
Suffolk chapter field repi-esenta- CSEA by S tate CSEA president, their employees and discharge eitlier rem ained silent or has re ­ without difficulty.
tlve John B. Corcoran Jr. as­ Dr. Theodore Wenzl. Mrs. Luce is these obligations by correcting fused outright to fulfill its du ­
In essence, however, we r e t u r n
the inadequacies and defects in ties un der the provisions of the
serted;
The only reason the a T hruw ay toll collector.
the term s and conditions of pub­ sta tu te in recognizing the peti­ to tlie basic premise of our prin­
tioner. In tliose cases provisions cipal criticism, th a t is, that th e
lic employment which arise.
C le r ic a l A id e s U p g r a d e d By S t a t e ;
should
be made for a determ ina­ Taylor Law is lacking in a clear j
H earing Locations Bad
tion
upon
motion based upon the statem en t of the public em­
The
Association’s
criticism
of
C SE A D em a n d s M o r e R e a llo c a tio n s
evidence
submitted
by the peti­ ployers’ responsibility to bar­
the Taylor Law Is, a t this time
m echanical stores clerk, senior aimed solely at the disorder and tioner seeking recognition to the gain in good faith and accom-|
( C o n t i n u r d f r o m Page 1 )
panying sanctions against em­
7 clerical employees were hurting offset p rinting m achine operator, difficulty which has arisen as public employer without the neces­ ployers when they fail to meetj
sity o f Inconveniencing th e em ­
senior
printing
m
achine
operator,
the
result
of
the
confused
im
­
from the decision to grant partial
senior statistics clerk, senior sten­ plem entation of the statute. The ployees who have acted in a m a n ­ their statu to ry obligations.
reallocations.
ographer,
senior
stenographer sta tu te authorized the Public n er consistent with th e law and
Considerable attention s h o u l d !
"Why some of the entrance level
(law), senior stenographer (spe­ Employment Relations Board to requiring tiiem to expend their b e given definite language to de­
employees are making only $3,600
cial project), senior stores clerk hold representation hearings and h ard -ea rn e d personal leave and fine more clearly extreme Pi'O'l
—or $200 below the Federal Gov­
and senior tabulating macliine op­ other proceedings a t locations to money to attend a certification vocation on the p a rt of the f
ern m e n t’s poverty level,” he add­
be designated by the Board itself. proceeding before the PERB in ­ employers when they violate tli
erator.
ed.
T he location of these hearings
sp irit of th e Taylor Law. In con-j
From G rade 10 to G rade 11
The titk's reallocated, to be ef­
regarding
certification in the poli­
nection witl\ this, adequate r e m e *
Laboratory secretary and Public
fective Aiiril 1, are:
tical subdivisions has, in our view, Capital Dislricf Gonf.
dial sanctions and p r o c e d u r e s
Works district storekeeper.
been generally unsatisfactory. The
From fira d e 4 to G rade 5
should be set down to a s s u r e th» |
From G rade 11 to Grade 12
parties, th a t is, the public em ­ Plans Special Meeting
employees’ rights will be
Account clerk, audit clerk, bill­
Principal offset printing m a­
quately protected in those cir*
ing machinc operator, blind sten- chine operator, principal printing ployer representing the subdivi­ Of Ciiapter Presidents
cum stances where a p u b l i c
ogra()h(‘r. bookkeeping m achine m achine operator, principal ste n ­ sion and the employee working in
ALBANY — Max Benko, presi­ ployer either outright r e f u s e s I
operator, bookkeeping machine ographer, principal stenographer that local government, have been
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operator (descriptive), mechanical (law), secretarial stenographer, required in m ost instances to den t of the C apital D istrict Con­ bargain or fails to b a r g a i n
travel considerable distances from ference, Civil Service Employees good faith and ci-eates a
,
stores clt'fk. offset printing m a­ and hearing stenographer.
their own home town to either Assn., has called a special closed cative situation. Until a
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chine opcMator, printing m achine
From G rade 12 to Grade 13
Albany
or
New
York
or
from
m
eeting
of
conference
chapter
definition
of
etxreme
operator, statistics clerk, stenog­
Senior laboratory secretary.
o ther distant points to attend pre- presidents to discuss the labor re ­ tion an d appropriate
rapher. stores clerks and ta b u lat­
From G rade 14 to G rade 15
hearing conferences or certifi­ lations crisis and guidelines for are added to the T a y l o r La'Jj
ing m achine operator.
Commerce Information secret- cation hearings themselves. This th e M arch 14 delegates meeting. rights of the e m p l o y e e s w
From G rade 8 to Grade 9
ai-y, head stenographer, head ste n ­ has caused g reat hardship to all
T he special session will be sorely prejudiced because
Cashier, motor vehicle cashier, ographer (law), hearing reporter, the parties. I t is particularly dif­
I
T hursday (M arch 7) and will be have Inadequate I’emedies op
•enior actuarial clerk, senior ac­ principal laboratory
secretary, ficult for the employees Involevd preceded by a dinner a t the Am­ them un der the statute in
cou nt clerk, senior audit clerk, secretailal assistant, secretary to to obtain th e necessary leave of
bassador R e sta u ra n t a t 8:30 p.m. sent form. I n thia lesP
•enior billing machine operator, Commissioner of H ealth, secretary absence to a tte n d such hearings.
Mrs. M ary K. H art, chairm an of T aylor Act hflui
••n lo r bookkeeping operator, sen­ to Counsel and secertary to D ir­ In m any cases they m ust take
th e social c<Hnmittee, Is in charge disappointm ent to
ior m aritim e stores clerk, senior ector of Civil Defense.
personal leave or vacation leave of reservations for th e dinner.
ployees.