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VoL X X X , No. 6
Tuesday, November 5, 1968
Suffolk CSEA
Signs New Pact
(F ro m
See Page 3
Price Ten Cents
L e v itt A s k s
E x em p t
U .S .
D e a th
T o
B e n e fit
L e a d e r C o re s p o n d e n t)
S M IT H T O W N — CJivU servants In Suffolk County reached
a new era of solidarity last week as they hailed a new con­
tract, headed by a 12 percent salary increase. Th e pact was
ratified by an 1 1 to 1 vote,
P a y m e n ts
F rom
(S p e c ia l T o
The
T a x e s
L e a d e r)
a was acclaim ed a s tihe greatest the Teamstere never showed u p . -
gain ever achieved by tbe Suffolk
ctiApter of the Civil Service Em ­
ployees Assn., and probably the
besit" pact to be achieved any­
where in New York State this year.
The contract lifts Suffolk em ­
ployees from a trailing: position
ooinpared with other groups In
botli public and private employ­
ment.
A side benefit was a substantial
Increase in the i-ate of new m em ­
bership. More than 100 persons
jollied ait the ratification vote.
Chapter president Robert Villa
said that “In the next few weeks
We can pick up several hundred
new members, and that’s what
we Intend to do.**
Teamsters Kayoed
Tiie oontraxjt and the lopsided
rote, according to Villa, reflected
the results of CSEA solidarity.
T lie muioh-ballyhooed strength of
A LBANY—State Com ptroller A rth u r L evitt has asked the Commissioner of the U.S.
he added.
In te rn a l Revenue Service to reverse previous rulings and exempt the ordinary death bene­
“T he research that went into f it provided by the State R etirem ent Law from Income taxation.
preparing our case and the dedi­
In the letter to Sheldon S. Coren, L evitt said, “it Is now apparent by reason
cation of our negotiating team
enabled ue to prove our points. On
this package we are not going to
be topped by many. If anyone, this
year."
Suffolk County Executive H. Lee
Dennison had supported the agree­
m ent all along a s “equitable,”
and John V. N. Klein, chairman
of the County Board of Super­
visors, said It was “fair and rea­
sonable to both sides.” He added,
“I found m yself as tiie spokes­
man and ultim ate negotiator for
the coim ty, and som etim es It is
not a pleasant situation, but It
is one that som eone m ust handle.”
like ratlficatiion vote was 2,191
to 199, Klein said the package pro­
vides $3,330,000 In wage inci-eases
and &54,000 in benefits in 1969,
Nassau Aides Voting On Pact
of the doctrine of Ross v. Odom
that these rulinigs are no
longer valid.”
The United States Court of Ap­
peals, F ifth d i-cuit, ruling on a
case involving death benefits
paid by the Georgia Survivors’
B enefit Pix>gram, held tliat a
binding arrangem ent of risk sh ift­
ing and risk disti-lbutlon con­
stituted life insoirance for tax
purpose, the Comptroller noted.
Proceeds o f life Insurance nor­
mally are exonupt fixjm income
taxation.
The Internal Revenue Service
had previously ruled that the
death' benefit paid by the New
Yoi'k Sta^te Retirem ent System
could not be treated as Insurance
because It did not have the form
of life insm ance, but the Fed­
eral appeals court rejected that
argument, Levitt explained.
The text of the Comptroller’s York was exempt for Federal in­
letter to Cohen follows:
come tax purposes. By letter*
“E>uiing the years 1946 and dated Miaroh 5, 1946, March 11,
194a, the Comptroller of the State
of New Tork Inquired oi the
Commissioner of In tem al Revenue
whether tiie ordinary death bene­
fit paid pursuant to the provision
of the Retii-ement and Social S e­
curity Law oi the State of New
Niagara Frontier
CSEA n/lembers
Honor Brydges
N IA G A R A FA LLS*— M em ­
bers of the N iagara Frontier
chapter of the Civil Service
Employees Assn. recently cited I
Earl W. Brydges, S tate Senate
T a x C u ts B e n e f it s
In announcing his request, the majority leader, for his efforts on
behalf ol State employees.
com ptroller told The Leader:
“T he change I have requested is
The veteran legislator received
of great importance to the bene- a plaque dui-lng a recent chapter
fid a iie s of memibers of our R e­ meeting at CXir Lady of Lebanon
tirem ent System s, Inasmxich as Scliool Hall. Making the presenta­
the Income tax presently being tion was Anthony Seriannl, chap­
collected deprives the beneficiary ter vice-president. William Helwig,
(F r o m L e a d e r C o rre s p o n d e n t)
of a large share of the benefits chapter president, presided at the
M IN EO LA — A t Leader press tim e, members of the Nassau to which he or slie is entitled. I m eeting.
chapter of the C ivil Service Employees Assn. were balloting shall do all in m y power to secure
Senator Brydges was the prin­
on a $ 1 0 m illion package th a t would assure them of an 1 1 a reversal of this obsolete ruling cipal speaker. Bulls M. Cathey,
to 2 0 percent increase in earnings.
by the Internal Revenue Com­ Sr., CSEA field representative,
missioner.**
The agreement provides a flat
was among the guests.
seven and on e-half percent pay l>e based on the three highest
years’
earnings.
boo«t, with a minimum of $600
Another major item is an addi­
in 1969 and a proportionate in­
tional loiigevity step after the 15th
crease for hourly employees.
Among other major benefits are year.
Ema?loyees were balloting on
fully-paid family health Insui-ance,
^orth from $176 to $255 depend- pact acceptance Sunday morning
*^8 on tile type of coverage and a t Building j at Nassau Commun­
ity College.
•ize of family.
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r )
The boost cam e after the 14th
The county agreed to adopt a
C A T S K ILL —A tw o-year contract, highlighted by pay
^m e-rule m essage required to m eeting between a CSEA negotiat­ raises for both years and drastic improvements to the pension
change the retirem ent system to ing team and the county. CSEA plan and health insurance benefits, was ratified unanimously
had already called for the aid of last week by Greene County employees who are represented
t J > a y s— O n ly $ 3 4 9
a mediator and was on the verge by the Civil Service Employees
of demanding a fact-finding panel Assn.
tirement plan retroactive to 1960
to report to the public.
for this year and retroactive to
James Graham. CSEA field rep­ 1938 starting In 1970. and sliift
Salaries will go up five percent,
with a minimum of $400 January resentative, who assisted In the differentials for employees on the
negotiations for all county workers second and third shifts.
1969 Easter trip to Rome 1 and an additional two and onetor members of the Civil Service half percent, w ith a minimum of excluding registered nurses and
Fringe B enefits
highwajy department persomiel,
Also, time and a half casli pay­
^'^ioyees Assn. and their im - $200 July 1 . W ith the normal in ­
liailed the pact as “one of tlie
ment for overtime; 11 paid holi­
fam ilies will be longer, crem ent aaid new benefits, em­
best
in the State.”
days plus a half day off on Good
a side visit to Florence ployees will be earning 11 to 20
The new oonti-act provides a six Friday; non-contributory hospit­
^ will be less expensive than the percent more.
The benefits will affect more percent raise In 1969 and an ad­ alization for the employee with
trip with no reduction In
ditional six percent In 1970 both 50 percent paid for dependent
It was annoimced by Irv- than 11,000 county workei-s.
Many particular groups of em ­ computed after annual merit in ­
^ ^ la u m e n b a u m . tour leader.
(Continued on Pag« 16)
®nine-day trip will leave New ployees a r e favored by sijeciflc crem ents are given; adoption of
Going P l a c e s — See P a g e 2
(Continued o n P a « e 1 6 )
the l/6 0 th non-contributory re­
( C o n t in u e d o n P a g ;e 1 6 )
Offering 1 1 -2 0 Percent Boost
And Significant New Benefits
ARTHUR LEVITT
1948 and Octobeir 8, 1948, tiia
Comnii&sioner ruled that the or­
dinary death benefit did not
constitute the pix>ceeds of a life
Insurance contract and foe this
reason wa« not within the scopo
of tlie exem ptions from personal
income tax wlilch were found a<t
tlie time in Section 22 of tiio
(Continued on Page 16)
Greene County Aides ^ f y
‘Drastically Improved’ Pact
Easter In Rome
And Florence
Repeat ThU!
No Rest In Politics
One Big Race GoneThree More To Go
n y b o d y w h o th in k s t h e
p o lit ic o s c a n ta k e it
e a s y a f te r tin s w eek h a s a n ­
oth er t iio u g h t c o m in g . N o th in g
looms so large in the public ey«
as a Presidential contest but hei-o
in New York there are thi-ee mora
contests that loom almost as vit­
ally to the fortunes of the Repub­
lican and Democratic Parties—tli«
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now, no one can claim to have an
New York City mayoralty race of
inside track on the gubernatorial
next year and the Senate and
nomination. There are a good
gubernatorial races of 1970.
■ y LEO J. M ARGOLIN
many
likely candidates, however,
Let’s take New York d t y first.
and we will describe them, too, in
When John V. Lindsaj^ was elected
************************************
a future edition of this column.
mayor three years ago the town
M r . M a r f o l i n i s P r o f e s s o r o f B u s i n e s s A d m i n i s t r a t i o n at
The Senate Contest
took on such a “sw inelng” air that
1970 will also see a U.S. Senate t h e B o r o u g h o f M a n h a t t a n C o m m u n i t y C o l l e g e a n d A d j u n t t
It was soon termed “Pun City.”
race. Charles Goodell, apflpointed P r o f e s s o r o f P u b l i c A d m i n i s t r a t i o n I n N e w Y o r i c UniTersitj>|
An air of great optim ism permeat­
by Governor Rockefeller to fill G r a d u a t e S c h o o l o f P u b l i c A d m i n i s t r a t i o n ,
ed everywhere despite the initial
the vacancy created by the death
chUl of a costly subway strike,
of Sen. Robert P. Kennedy, will
which had started before Lindsay
surely carry the Republican ban­
took office. Since those first light­
SO G R E A T w a s t h e r e s p o n s e to o u r c o lu m n o f a month
ner again in that contest.
hearted days, Lindsay’s sunny pola
g
o
o
n “S im p le E n g lis h ” t h a t w e d e c id e d to m a k e t h is weekj
For the Democrats, the mayor­
tical skies have taken on a dark Eight Doy»— Only $285
alty and gubernatorial races wUl c o lu m n “S im p le E n g lis h P a r t I I .
overcast and he is I n serious
Q U IT E O B V IO U SL Y o u r c iv il se r v ic e r e a d e r s w a n t to
probably take precedence as far
trouble with the voters here, large­
as pre-convention scrambling goes. know all they can about improv­
ly because of the school strike
background. Write so that it
All In all, there will be no rest in g their public relations by com ­
and other vmrest.
draws attention to 'niiat you
more
effectively
for the political-m inded in the m im icating
Political forecasts—like W’eather
have to say. not to you.
A new winter offering is being next two years.
through the use of simple English.
forecasts—can change quickly and mAde to miemibers of the Civil
• W rite in a way that
ONE READER wias quite vehe­
a year is a goodly time for Lindsay Service Employees Assn., their
com es nc^urally. Use worda
m ent in suggesting that the State
and phrases that come read<
to recoup here. If he doesn’t, how­ fam ilies and friends in the form
Civil Service exam iners in Al­
ily to hand. Never Imitate
ever, the Democrats appear likely of an eight-day trip to Venezulea
bany coxild profitably leam the
consciously, but do not wor­
to recapture City Hall at this writ­ Feb. 8 from New York Olty.
lesBon of simple E nglish “when
ry about being an imitator.
ing and they have a variety of tal­
■n ie low cost of only $286 in ­
ALBANY—The State Grievance they draw questions on Reading
• Woric from a suitable de­
ent to nominate for the job. Two cludes round trip jet transporta­
Board has rejected an a«>peal by and Report W riting.’*
sign. You don’t need a build­
men wiUi strong labor mediation tion, luxury hotels in Caracas and
OF
COURSE
we
were
includ­
vocational rehabilitation counseling blueprint, but you should
backgrounds—ex-U.N. ambassador the mountains, gourmet breakfast
o<rs in the State Ekiucation D e­ ing all civil service people, par­
work from a m ental or writ­
Arthur Goldberg and llieod ore and dinner and sightseeing. The
ticularly
examiners,
in
our
ap­
partment, upholding a ruling by
ten outline of what you want
Kheel, noted for years of success Hotel Marcay is a com plete vaca­
the State education comtnissioner. peal for better coanmunioations
to write.
In the labor mediation field, come tion resort in the m ountains and
through
simple
English.
The counselors have objected
• W rite with nouns and
t o mind as candidates with appeal offers free goMTlng, swimming,
WE CAN’T thinik of a better
to bedng required to handle com ­
vett)8. Easy on the adjectlvea
o n t h e grounds they could ease movies and a host of other ac­
plaints by clientc over frequent source for tips on how to use
and adverbs, which should be
labor difificuKies in this City. tivities.
delays in g^litdng their m ain­ simple English than “The Ele­
used
only when absolutely es­
T h e r e are others, of o o H rs e , such
In Oaracajs, the Hotel Avila is tenance checks.
ments of Style” by Prof. W illiam
sential to the accuracy of
a s Oouncilman Bob I aw, a n d they secluded in fourteen acres of pri­
*Ifi€ checks are handled by the Strunk Jr. and E. B. White (Mac­
wliat you are writing.
will be analyzed in a future edition vate tropical park, situated in the department’s finance office, and millan paperback: $1). Miore spe­
• Revise and rewrite. Re­
of t h is column.
hig-hest point of the capital city. the counselors contended tliat cifically, we would like to con­
vising
is part of writing. Not
Space for this imusual offer­ much of their tinrve was being centrate on Mr. W hite’s contribu­
Tlie Governor’s Race
even
professional
writers
The gubernatorial contest of ing is available now and may be wasted by calls to the finance of­ tion to this i>ape(rt>ack gem, which
makei
tt
he
first
tim
e
around.
1970 app>ears certain to be between had by wnttdne to Randolph V. fice that could be handled quick­ the late Prof. Strunk devel<^d
Dont be afraid to rewrite to
new faces. Governor Rockefeller Is Jacobs, 762 East 217 St., Bronx, er and more efficiently by the in his English classes at Cornell.
get it right.
expected not to seek re-election. New York, 10467. Telephone (212) finance office.
HERE ARE Mr. W hite’s sug­
• Do not overwrite.
There has been talk that he would 882-5864 after 6 p.m.
gestions
for
developing
a
style
The department ruled thaA the
words sparingly. Fancy w
counselors should handle all re­ when one depends on sim ple Eng­
nate writing is not good wr’*
lationships with the client, con­ lish in WTiting anything—letters,
ii^ . It promotes confusici.,
tending th at the finance office ans\n’ers to exam questions and, by
cei-talnly not clarity.
itself did not have the personnel all means, the questions them ­
• Do not overstate. Tell it
selves;
to handle the calls.
■
W ho
N e v e r F in is h e d
*
as it is. If you overstate
Place yourself In the
The board stated that the com­
once, your subsequent state­
missioner of education should “re­
m
ents are suspect.
tain the authority to determine confer, as required in the Ex­
• Avoid the use of quali­
ecutive
Order,
to
strive
for
an
the methods and m eans by which
fiers such as “very,” “little,’*
acceptable solution.**
the program is ca n led out.”
a re in vited to w rite fo r FREE Brochure. Tells how yo u cart
*'pretty.” Mr. W hite describes
In presenting tlieir case, the
Te board’s decision did not ex­
e arn a D iplom a
these as “the leeches that
plain, however, how the depart­ counselors pointed out that once
infest the pond of prose.”
they
had
recommended
that
m
ain­
m ent ruling actually would reduce
• Do not affect a breezy
calls to the finance office over tenance be paid to a client, they
manner. Mr. W hite says “the
no
longer
had
any
control
or
in
­
non-issuance
of
checks
or
delays.
AMERICAN SCHOOL, Dept. fAP-12
breezy style is often the work
An indication that the board formation about the issuance of
l.1« W. 4«nd 8t., New York, N.T. 10036. Thoac BR S-24MM, Day or Mgbt
of an egocentric.”
the
check.
felt
all
wafi
not
perfect
in
the
Send me your free Brochure.
(Continued on Page 7)
They argued further that ob­
present setup, however, was con­
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tained in the decision. The board taining the information on these
Address
-A p t.
Inquiries wasted their time, and
stated:
‘‘If this problem perslsta, the pi-evented their doing other more
_ _
boatxi suggests that the parties valuable work.
A nine-day Christmas tour tt
Spain’s resort area — the CosU
del Sol— is now open to C’ivi
Service Einployees A.ssn. member
for only $347 and the price
eludes round trip jet transporU*
Uon, breakfast and dinner, rooim
at the Hotel Torre de la
in Torremolinos and a side
cursion to Granada.
T he tour departs from
York on Dec. 23, returning
1. Space is limited and inui'*'
diate application should be
to Sam uel Emmett, 1060
Z i a 'o 'V 'e x i a . 'l D o x r O t l a t ] 3 . x * o i ; i . s ] 3 . t l i e X 7 t l a .
28th St.. Brooklyn, N.Y., 1121<^
telephone (after 5 p.m.) 212 253'
4488.
take a Federal cabinet post should
Richard Nixon be elected Presi­
dent. Should this occur, the gover­
norship for now would go to Lieut.
Gov. Malcolm Wilson, whom
Rockefeller has endorsed publicly
as his political heir in that post,
and Wilson will seek the election
one way or another In 1970. His
only im portant rival at the mo­
ment In the field Is Perry Duryea, Long Island Assemblyman
who Is minority leader in that
house.
For the Democrats, the contest
w in
S im p le E n g lish : P a r t II
Venezuela Tour
Set For Feb. 8
Commissioner’sRuling
OnComplaintsU|iheld
F "h e " e o p " o T N e ^ Y o rr ?
■HIGH SCHOOLS
I
AT HOME IN SPARE TIME
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Chrisfmas Tour
To Spain— $347
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ANTIQUES FESTIVAL
7TX£ H S Q IM S S T T
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S J^r’OWA* o r'
A -dm ission $ 2 .5 0
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CkculatioM .
IvbM ripU on Price $5.00 Per
l i ^ v i d u a l C«pi«a. >•«
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Workmen’s Compensation Bd.
Give Employee Awards
T h e W o r k m e n ’s C o m p e n sa tio n B o a r d o f t h e S t a t e o f
New Y o rk w ill e s ta b lis h “T h e C h a ir m a n ’s C it a tio n /' a n
a n n u a l h o n o r a r y a w a r d to b e p r e s e n te d to s e le c te d B o a r d
em p lo y ee s w h o s e c a r e e r s c o v e r lo n g a n d d e d ic a te d se r v ic e
oonitoined with exceptional and
presentations will be nmde thia
(^Lstaiwilng perfornnance.
Worlcmen’s Compensation Board Fall.
Selections will be governed by
chairman S. E. Senior Imus ap­
pointed a com m ittee composed of length of service, advancement of
G«orge J. Syrebt, administrative position, outstanding service and
director; Mlscs Oatiierine C. Hafede, participation In th« suggestion and
secretary o f the Board, and Giran- mierit award program.
CJhairman Senior, in announcing
vUle W. Lee, director of research
(Old statistics, to develop this rec­ the new plan, added: “Dedication
and accomplishmient deserve recognition program.
The first group of employees orgnition In addition to the per­
to receive honors is now being sonal satisfaction of a Job well
selected by the commdttee and done.’'
E d w a r d
C o u n t y
N
R
a f h
D i e s ;
e g o t i a t i o n s
O
f
E r i e
C S E A
C o n t i n u e
(F r o m L e a d e r C o r r e sp o n d e n t)
B U F F A L O — C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn . le a d e r s In
Erie C o u n ty “se e n o d is r u p tio n ” in C SE A b a r g a in in g for
6.200 c o u n ty e m p lo y e e s b e c a u se o f t h e s u d d e n d e a th la s t
w eek o f E d w a rd A. R a th , E rie C o u n ty e x e c u tiv e .
Mr. R ath, 61, died Oct. 28 of
a heart attack. He worked in his
office Saturday.
Mr. R ath .earlier this year, had
recognized ESIe chapter, CSEA
as the Taylor Law bargaining
agent for Ei’ie County workers
and, at the time of Mr. R ath’s
death, a CSEA bargaining team
was negotiating a contract with (F r o m L e a d e r C o r r e sp o n d e n t)
county officials.
SEN EC A F A L L S— W a g e In ­
“I see no disruption In the
c r e a s e s o f b e tw e e n e ig h t a n d
negotiations,” said Neil V. Cum­
mings, Erie chapter president, 20 p e r c e n t p lu s b o o sts in b e n ­
“Mi:. Rath, as the county execu­ e f it s a re In c lu d e d in a n a g r e e ­
tive, recognized the OSEA but m ent reached under the Taylor
Ms action represented the offi­ Law between the School District
cial policy of Eliie County, as of Seneca chapter. Civil Sei*vice
Employees Assn., and the Seneca
far as I can determdne.’*
Services Held
(Continued on Pace 14)
Funeral services were held for
Mr. R ath last Thursday after his
body laid in state for 24 hours
at the Buffalo & Erie Coimty
Public Library building.
Mr. Rath, a Republican, served
In vailous posts in Buffalo and
Erie County for nearly 40 years.
He won election in 1&60 as Erie
<^unty’s first executive and was
re-elected in 1963 and 1967.
Seneca Falls School
Aides Receive Boost
In Salary, Benefits
C SE A
C h a r g e s B a d F a ith
B y S e n e c a C 'ty S u p e r v i s o r s
C a u s e s N e g o tia tio n I m p a s s e
( S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
A L B A N Y — ^The S t a t e C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn . h a s jo in e d th e fr a y b e tw e e n th e
S e n e c a C o u n ty C SE A c h a p te r a n d th e C o u n ty B o a r d o f S u p er v io rs, a c c u s in g c e r t a in m e m ­
b ers o f t h a t g o v e r n m e n t b o d y o f “b a r g a in in g in b ad f a it h a n d in t im id a t in g its e m p lo y e e s ”
d u r in g t h e c u r r e n t h a s s le o v e r n e g o t ia tio n s .
CSEA representatives recently to the em ployees for approval, by­ good faith, our representative a f­
declared an impasse in negotia­ passing CSEA, the oganizatlon it fixed his signature to the tenta­
tions w ith tihe county and asked designated as tilie bargaining tive agreement at the reqeust o<
the S ta te Public Employment R e­ agent for these same workers."
the county bargainera. We were
lations Board to intervene in the
Continuing, the CSEA president also under the impression that
contract dispute. A mediator as­
said:
“We see in this high-handed approval of tills agieem ent by the
signed by the State agency failed
Board was only a foim ality. I
In an attem pt to settle the im ­ action a clear violation of the would say the word ‘naive’ was ap­
Taylor
Law
and
a
direct
attempt
passe. An im partial fact-flnder
plied to the wrong party.
has been assigned to the case by at employee Intimidation. We have
“The question here Is knowl­
reports
that
our
members
are
re­
PERB.
edge of tihe law governing col­
luctant to m ake any public sta te­
lective negotiations. It is apparent
‘T o subsbtantiate our cause and
m ents in defense of their position
that these county officials are nto live up to the true spirit of the
for fear of reprisal.
experlenced in this aiea. The law
Taylor Law, our Seneca County
County’s Bad Faith
Is new, granted, but OSEA is nego­
chapter has agreed to abide by
the recommendation of the fact­
“We feel,” said Wenzl, “that tiating In more tlian 250 other
finder assigned by PEaiB,” said negotiations on the part of the local jurisdictions in addition to
Theodore C. Wenzl, president of county were conducted in bad the State and has signed more
the S ta te’s largest public employee faith and com pletely reject a than 100 contracts. Oiar represen­
charge nuade by a county official tatives are tlioroughly familiar
lal>or organization.
that memibers of the CSEA bar­ with the law and wibli collective
Ie:nored Agreement
procedures,” Wenzl
gaining team were ‘naive’ In bargaining
The current wrangle stem s from tlilnking tliat tlie county would stated.
charges by Louis T. Slhaw, CSEA accept the first CSEA proposal o f­
“Purtliermore, we strenuously
field representative assisting the fered. We are well aware that object to the sm ear cam paign l)ecounty chapter in its negotiations, proposals, oountre-proposals and ing waged l>y certain political ele­
that the Board of Supervisors ig ­ compromise are a part of collec­ ments against our representative,
nored the tentative agreement tive bargaining and that a gov­ Mr .Shaw. Public statem ents nmde
made between Shaw and the ernment’s negotiating team cannot to the effect that Mr. Sliaw is not
county’s negotiating team and in­ make binding com m itments.
qualified to represent our mem­
stead unilaterally drew up what
“At the same tlnne. It is com ­ bers In Seneca County are both
it considered to be a set of coun­
mon pi'acbice for govenunent vicious and grroundless.
ter-proposals.
negotiators to discuss the various
“As a career public employee, he
**The twist here,’' said Wenzl, areas of negotiations w ith their has familiarized him self with all
“is that the supervisors apparently legislative leadei-s in order that of the problems encountered in
igmored the recommendaticns of they may arm themselves with this particular area of labor rela­
their own negotiating team. Even offers the county would t>e will­ tions, and as president of the
more blatant Is the fact that the ing bo go along with. CSEIA was Cayuga County dijapter of CSEA
County Board has brought its so- led to believe that this was the negotiated the first OSEA oonti-act
called counter proposals directly case In Seneca County, and in in one State under tlie Taylor
Law.”
Tour Leader
Tells Of Trip
Deloras G. Pussell, tour leader
and travel organizer for the Civil
Service Emiployees Assn., yester­
day gave an Illustrated lecture on
her recent trip to the Soviet Un­
ion at the m onthly luncheon meet­
in g of the New York State EdfUcation Department's Council otf
Women at the Slieraton In a
Towne Motor Inn.
.
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
Christmas in
Miami Beach
ALBANY— M e m b e rs o f t h e
^Ivli S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn .
^ c l a l M e n ta l H y g ie n e C om ­
m ittee w ill m e e t w it h M e n ta l
^ S ien e Oonnmlssioner Alan D.
at his Albany office on
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The com m ittee wlU m eet the
before, at 5:30 p m .. In the
l^ibassador Restaurant to final^ its agenda.
p^^cluded on the com m ittee are
^uiine Pitchpatrick, Anna BesJoseph Bucaria, Julia Duffy,
Bcker, G«orge Felkel, EdWiiM
WUlam McGowan,
'Ten ^
J. Arthur
— Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl,
r.
Isadore Siegal, Elizabeth
center, installs the new officers of th« New York
and George Oelentano.
State Identification and Intellli^ence Systems chap­
ter of th« Civil Service Employees Assn., a t an
non> Albany luncheon. Rear, from left, are: John ^
Conobj, A ibanj area field reprcsenativ« for OS<CA;
IN S T A L L A T IO N
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See Commissioner
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Paul McCann and Adam D ’Alessandro, both deputy
directors of the System who were gruests at the
luncheon; Bose Ileintz, treasurer, Front row; Mary
Moore, secretary; Bessie Bolton, deleffaie; Wenzl,
Helen Marsh, outeoin^ president, and Donald Blake,
the new president.
Two 10-day, all expense to u n
to Miami Beach dui'ing the Christ­
mas holidays are now open
members of tlie Civil Service Bn>ployees Assn. and their immedi*
ate families.
The vacation trip Is from E>e<x.
23 to Jan. 1 and two hotels are
offered—the Cadillac for $307.50 or
the Barcelona for $333.50. Both
prices Include round trip jel
transportation, deluxe breakfast
and dinner, tips and other extras.
For remaining available space
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t i o n fo r m s . N o r e t u r n e n v e lo p e *
a r e r e q u ir e d w i t h m a ile d r e g u e a ti
r o t a p p li c a t io n f o r m a .
M a n y S p o t s In S t a t e :
L a b o ra to ry W o rk e rs
N e w Y ork S ta t e w ill a c c e p t a p p lic a tio n s c o n tin u o u s ly
for p o s itio n s a s la b o r a to r y w o rk er . P o s itio n s a r e lo c a te d in
A lb a n y w it h t h e D e p a r t m e n t s o f A g r ic u ltu r e a n d M a rk ets,
c o n s e r v a t io n , E d u c a tio n a n d H e a lt h ; in t h e N ew Y ork C ity
jrca ftt Bronx State Hospital; in
other products on laboratory ani­
Buffalo at Rosewell Park M em ­
m als by giving injections, m ak­
orial Institute, and at m any of
in g observations .assisting with
the State Universibjr’s colleges,
surgery and autopsies, and keep­
universities and medical oeibters
ing careful, accurate records. U s­
located Statewide.
ing aseptic precautions, he dis­
Salary for this Job Is from penses and distributes antitoxins,
$4,190 tn $5,230 a year. A labora­ sera and vaccines, fie may also
tory worker perforins more re­ supervise a unit wtiioh processes
sponsible routine laboratory p>ro- specim ens for disignos)t]c exam ­
cedures and heli>s w ith the super- ination. In the Bducation Depart­
T ision and training of several lab­ m ent, considerable fl^ld work may
oratory helpers assigned to work be involved in relation to experi­
in a diagnostic, research or other m ents w ith plants, insects and
scientific laboratory. He directs other animate.
helpers in the preparation and
Candidates miust m eet one of
steritiaation of m.edia and glass- the following requirements: (a)
vrare; k>ads and operates large graduation from a standard senior
sterilizers, «md assists in m ain­ high school:or (b) two years of
taining and ordering supplies.
satisfactory experience in a sci­
He also helps test drugs and entific laboratory engaged in
>larg«-«5ale operattot»: or M ft
satisfactory equivtaleni com bina­
tion of the abov« trainlncr aad
experienoe.
Opportunities for advancem ent
in this position, aooordin«r to tfae
S tate DepartmeiU of CJivll Service,
are “excellent.” Some of the posi­
tions to which % laboratory woricer can advance are senior labora^
tory worker at a salary o f $5,200
to $6,440 a year; principal la b ­
oratory worker at $6,175 to $7,584
a year; head laboratory worker
at $7,770 to $9,450 a year; labora­
tory technician at $5,200 bo $6,440
a year, and senior laboratory
technician a t $6,175 to $7,5»4 a
year.
For an application, contact one
o f th e follow lns offices of the
S tate Department of C?ivil Service:
The State Campus, Albany. N.Y.;
Room 1100, 270 Broadway, New
York City; Suite 750, 1 W est G en­
esee St., Buffalo, N.Y., or Rm.
818, State Office Building, Syra­
cuse, N.Y.
N o v e m b e r 7 , 1 9 6 8 , a t l l r 3 0 o ’c l o c k ( A .M .)
(E a s te rn S ta n d a rd T im e )
U P E R IN T E N D E N T ; lo r a 24 fani. bUler,
W est 1 0 8 th St. Experience ia repairH.
M an witli nlirht jo b prefi'rrtMl or re ­
tired couple. O ffer A pt. & Salary. Cal.’
10 A.M. to 6 P.M.— 7.)(5 5;U 0
SERIAL BONDS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Comprisinfif
$60,000,000 TRANSPORTATION CAPITAL FACILITIES
BONDS MATURING $3,000,000 ANNUALLY
N o v e m b e r IS , 1 9 6 9 -1 9 8 8 , in c lu s iv e
$24,000,000 MENTAL HEALTH CONSTRUCTION
BONDS MATURING $1,600,000 ANNUALLY
N o v e m b e r 15, 1 9 6 9 - 1 9 8 3 , in c lu s iv *
P r in c ip a l a n d s e m i-a n n u a l in te re s t M a y IS a n d N o v e m b e r IS p a y a b le
• t T h e C h a s e M a n h a t t a n B a n k ( N a t i o n a l A s s o c i a ti o n ) , N e w Y o r k C itjr
D e sc r ip tiv e circular w ill b e m a iled u p on a p p lica tio n to
ARTHUR LEVITT, State Comptroller, Albany, N.Y. 1222S
D a te d : O ctober 31, 1968
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H IL E N ew Y o rk C ity ’s u n ifo r m e d fo r c e s a p p e a r t o b e tors have already established a
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PO UG HKEEPSIE — G erard
z a t io n o n m a n a g e m e n t 's s id e t h a t p u b lic e m p lo y e e s a re e n ­
Reilly,
a code enforcement of­
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ficer,
has
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I n -h a n d r o u tin e a n d it d o e s n ’t in t e n d to a c t t h a t w a y a g a in .
Other officers named at a recent
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m eeting at the Dutchess County
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Include:
Francis
r e a s o n w h y a fuU m e a s u r e o f p e a c e c a n n o t b e r e s to r e d to th e Crawford, an engineering aide
c iv il se r v ic e s e c to r .
with the W ater Department, first
vice-president; Miss Lois Cunning­
ham, a caseworker in the Social
Services Department, second vicepresident; Mrs. Catherine Olivo,
O M PTR O LLER A r th u r L e v itt h a s a sk e d t h e U n ite d senior accoimt d erk in the city’s
S ta t e s I n te r n a l R e v e n u e S e r v ic e to e x e m p t fr o m t a x a ­ finance department, secretary;
t io n th e o r d in a r y d e a t h b e n e f it p ro v id ed to S ta t e w o rkDan
ers Kelty, principal clerk In the
Department of Public Works,
lunder th e S ta t e R e t ir e m e n t L aw .
L e v itt v ie w s t h is b e n e f it a s a n o th e r fo rm o f a lif e in s u r ­ treasurer; and Pliil Rosino, senior
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sergeant- at-arms.
t e r n a l R e v e n u e S e r v ic e so m e h o w d id n ’t s e e t h e s im ila r ity b u t,
The next meeting of the unit
f o r t u n a te ly , th e U .S . C ou rt o f A p p ea ls d id.
will be an installation dinner Nov.
O n th e b a sis o f t h e C o u rt’s r u lin g , L e v itt is n o w a s k in g
20 at Aloy’s Garden Restaurant,
t h e F e d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t t o m a k e th is t a x e x e m p tio n e f f e c ­ Poughkeepsie.
t iv e Im m e d ia te ly a n d , in so d o in g , is r e n d e r in g pubU c e m ­
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C ity e m p lo y e e s p r e p a r in g
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ALBANY—i[n a recent decision,
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units, noting that all non-profes­
sional employees were bedng paid
in the same manner and aU, ex­
cept busdiivers, received gen­
erally the sam e fringe beneJifHs.
'The ruling affected School EHstrlot No. 1 In Otsego and Herkimer
R egistiation forme nxay be ob­
tained from training and person­
nel offices In each City agency
•n d at the Ti-aining Division of
ItM De^>aitmeut oi Feisonnel. counties.
Arlin^on Unit
Appoints Ward
CivilService
Law You
By W ILL IA M GOFFEN
(Mr. Goffev, m member o» Oie New Tork Bar, teaches law a« tba
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Penalties
The Courts
T H E G A P IN p e r m is s ib le p e n a ltie s Im p o sa b le b y th e
C o m m issio n e r u n d e r t h e N e w Y o rk CJity A d m in is tr a tiv e C ode
in d is c ip lin in g fir e m e n fo r m is c o n d u c t o r I n c o m p e te n c y s o m e ­
t im e s m a k e s i t im p o s sib le to f i t t h e p u n is h m e n t to t h e v io ­
la tio n . A fte r a u th o r iz in g a r e p r im a n d o r fo r fe itu r e o f n o t
m o r e t h a n t e n d a y s ’ p a y , t h e A d m in is tr a tiv e C ode (S e c tio n
4 8 7 a -1 2 .0 ) s t a t e s t h a t t h e “o f f e n d in g p a r ty ” m a y b e d is ­
m is s e d fro m te fo r c e . A c c o r d in g ly , In t h o s e c a s e s in w h ic h
t h e o f fe n s e m a y n o t b e a d e q u a te ly p e n a liz e d b y a t e n d ays'
lo s s o f p a y , t h e o n ly r e m a in in g a lt e r n a t iv e Is d is m is s a l
t h o u g h t h is m a y b e to o s e v e r e . A s im ila r c r it ic is m m a y be
m a d e o f t h e d is c ip im e p r o v is io n s o f te C iv il S e r v ic e L aw ,
S e c t io n 75, th o u g h t h is s t a t u t e g iv e s m o re le e w a y t h a n th e
c it e d p r o v isio n o f t h e C ode.
T H E PR O BL EM IS m e t b y t h e c o u r ts th r o u g h t h e e x ­
e r c is e o f c o m p le te a u th o r it y to s u b s t it u t e a n a p p r o p r ia te
p e n a lty fo r t h a t im p o s e d b y a n a d m in is tr a tiv e a g e n c y . S u c h
a u th o r ity is g iv e n b y t h e C iv il P r a c tic e L a w a n d R u les,
S e c t io n 7 8 0 3 (3 ).
EM PLOYEE R E S O R T to s u c h J u d ic ia l a u th o r ity Is illu ­
s t r a t e d in BO vino v . S c o tt (N e w Y o rk L aw J o u r n a l, O cto b er
11, 1968, p a g e 1 ). B o v in o w a s d is m is s e d a f t e r t w e n t y - s ix
y e a r s ’ s a t is f a c t o r y se r v ic e w h e n th e F ir e C o m m issio n e r fo u n d
h im g u ilty o f e n g a g in g in t h e q u e stio n a b le a c t iv itie s fo r a
fir e m a n o f su p p ly in g fo r a f e e d u p lic a te b a d g e s to p o lic e m e n
a n d fir e m e n , s e llin g fir e e x tin g u is h e r s , a n d e x h ib it in g p o r n o ­
g r a p h ic film s a t r ir e h o u se s. I n v ie w o f th e se r io u s n a tu r e
o f t h e c h a r g e s, t h e p e r m is s ib le f in e w o u ld p e r h a p s b e in ­
a d e q u a te , b u t t h e r e m a in in g o p tio n o f d is m iss a l a v a ila b le
to t h e C o m m issio n e r is e v id e n t ly d isprop>ortionate to th e
o ffe n s e . A cc o rd in g ly , w it h t h e w id er d is c r e tio n a v a ila b le to
It, t h e A p p e lla te D iv is io n m o d ifie d t h e p e n a lty b y r e d u c in g
B o v in o ’s d is m is s a l to s u s p e n s io n fo r s ix m o n th s .
FR O M T H E D E T E R M IN A T IO N o f t h e A p p e lla te D iv i­
sio n , t h e F^re C o m m issio n e r a p p e a le d to t h e CJourt o f A p ­
p e a ls. I n t h a t C ourt, J u d g e F r a n c is B e r g a n , w r itin g fo r a
m a jo r ity o f th e C o u rt, r e a f fir m e d t h e a u th o r ity o f th e
C o u rt to d e a l w it h t h e m e a s u r e o f d is c ip lin e im p o s a b le u p on
a c iv il s e r v ic e e m p lo y e e fr e e o f t h e r e s tr ic tio n p la c e d u p o n
a d m in is tr a tiv e a g e n c ie s . J u d g e B e r g a n c ite d a s a u th o r ity for
t h e C o u r t’s p o w er it s d e c is io n s in t h e c a s e s o f B e ll v. W a te r ­
f r o n t C o m m issio n , D o n o h u e v . N ew Y o rk S ta t e p o lic e a n d
W a lk er v. M u rp h y .
IN T H E BELL c a s e , t h e C o u rt o f App>eals r e v e r se d t h e re­
v o c a tio n o f a lo n g s h o r e m a n ’s r e g is t r a t io n fo r f a b r ic a tio n of
su b v e r siv e a c t iv itie s a n d d ir e c te d it s im m e d ia te r e sto r a tio n .
IN TH E DON(>H UE c a s e , t h e C ou rt a n n u lle d t h e d is­
m is s a l o f a S t a t e T r o o p e r w it h n in e y e a r s o f co n c e d e d ly
ex e m p la r y serviices w h o h a d b e e n fo u n d g u ilty o f d is­
o b e y in g a n o rd er w h ic h w o u ld h a v e re q u ir ed h im t o v io la te
a c o n fid e n c e o f h is colleagrues, a n d r e m a n d e d th e m a tt e r to
t h e N ew Y o rk S ta t e P o lic e w it h in s tr u c tio n s to p r o c e e d in
a c c o r d a n c e w ith a d is s e n t in g o p in io n in t h e A p p e lla te D iv i­
s io n b y Mr. J u s tic e J. C la r e n c e H e r lih y . J u s tic e H e r lih y ruled
t h a t m in im a l p u n is h m e n t , i f a n y , w a s in d ic a te d .
IN TH E W A LK E R c a s e , t h e C o u rt o f A p p e a ls fo u n d no
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m a n o f t h e N ew Y o rk C ity P o lic e D e p a r tm e n t w h o h a d been
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P O U G H K E E P S IE — G le n - p r o te c tio n to c e r ta in r e a l e s t a t e In te r e sts.
d o n C. W ard h a s b e e n n o m ­
E X E R C IS IN G T H E u n r e s tr ic te d a u th o r ity to d eter m in e
in a te d p r e s id e n t o f th e A r­ a n a p p i-o p ria te p e n a lty ir r e s p e c tiv e o f t h e s t a tu to r y re str ic ­
lin g t o n S c h o o l D is t r ic t u n it, tio n u p o n t h e e x e r c is e o f s u c h a u th o r ity b y th e F ir e CJomCivil S en ’lce Employees Assn., suc­ m is sio n e r , t h e m a jo r ity d e c is io n o f t h e C o u rt o f A ppeals
ceeding Marshall Temple, who re­ m o d ifie d t h e s ix m o n t h s ’ s u s p e n s io n o f B o v in o b y in cr ea sin g
signed.
i t to a tw o y e a r p erio d .
The action was taken at a m eet­
JU D G E M A T TH E W J. J a s e n w r o te a d is s e n t in g opinion
ing last week a4; which CSEA offi­
cials briefed the Arlington unit on c o n c u r r e d in b y J u d g e s J o h n T . S c lle p p i a n d C h a r les B.
negotiations and m ediation under B r e ite l in w h ic h h e u r g e d t h a t t h e O lvll P r a c tic e L aw and
the S tate’s Taylor Law.
R u le s sh o u ld n o t b e In te r p r e te d a s g r a n t in g g r e a te r power
The speakers were Thomas Lu- to t h e C ou rt to d e te r m in e t h e m e a su r e o f p u n is h m e n t tlia®
posello, eastern regional director, g iv e n b y t h e A d m in is tr a tiv e C!ode to t h e F ir e C i/m m issioner,
and Ellis Adams, president of the J u d g e J a s e n r e a s o n e d t h a t t h e C o u r t’s o n ly c o r r e c t fu n ctio n
Dutchess County chapter.
p r o p o r tio n a te a s to sh o c k o n e ’s s e n s e o f fa ir n e s s . A s th e leg­
The next im lt m eeting will be
is
la to r s in te n d e d t h a t fo r se r io u s m is d e e d s d is m issa l
Nov. 7, at 7:30 p.m., at A ilington
Junior High S j IiooL
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follow, Judge Jason urged that
povino’s discharge should be oonflrmed. Yet so long as Civil Serv­
ice legLslathsn aoes not afford the
(Commissioner a broad enou«;ii
scope to fit punishm ent to better
proportion to the infraction. It
geems that the construction ol Us
power adopted by the CJourt’s m a­
jority is better tailored to do jus­
tice.
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• Use orthodox spelling.
I » n ’t use ‘‘n ite /’ “pleez,’ or
“thru"—tout
It’s
perfectly
proper to say “thruway” be­
cause “it was bom of neces­
sity.”
• Eto not explain too much.
Let your facts do tlie ex­
plaining.
• Do not construct awk­
ward adverbs, such as “tiredly,” “tanigledly,” etc.
• Make sure the reader
knows who is ^>eaking. If
you quote sonwetlilng or som e­
one, give the source.
• Avoid fancy words. D on’t
use a $20-word when a tencenter Is handy.
• Do not use dialect unless
your ear Is good. Besides, dia­
lect on paper is difficult un­
less you spell it phonetically
and thcMt oan be tortui-ed
writing.
• Be clear. We repeat: Be
clear. If you get involved In
a sentence that looks like an
octopus, kill It and stskrt again.
• Do not Inject of>inion—
unless your official duties re­
quire your opinion.
• Use figures of speech
4pa.ringly—an d
don’t
m ix
metaphors.
• Ek) not take shortcuts at
the cost of clarity. If you
use Initials to Identify som e­
thing, use the full identifica­
tion first so tlMut the initials
mean am ething later.
• Avoid foreign lane:uage
words in your writing. Eng­
lish Is difficult enough w ith­
out trying to make wtiat you
write more ooofused by use
of foreign words.
BUT THE BEST advice we can
6lve Is: read Strunk and White,
Uien re-read It.
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The best kept secret in Washington, D.C
What’s the most popular car among diplomats
in Washington, D.C.?
Put that question to a diplomat and you get a
very diplomatic answer.
In other words, they don’t tell.
So we did some snooping around on our own
and contrary to public opinion, the car most diplo­
mats buy is neither very big nor very impressive.
Hint: It can be bought and serviced in 140
countries throughout the world.
H in t: It c o sts $ 1 ,7 49 * In th e U .S.A .
Hint: It has tremendous resale value.
Final hint: It gets around 27 miles to the gallon
and uses no antifreeze whatsoever.
At last count, there were over 1200 diplomats
and embassy staff members driving this little car
throughout Washington.
So that story about big important people driving
only big, important-looking cars may not be alto­
gether true.
On the other hand, if big important people
would rather have you believe they
drive only big, important-looking
cars, that's all right with us.
W e won’t let the bug out of thd
bag.
Use Zip-Code« to help speed
your mmli.
LEGAL
NOTICE
SUl'PLRMRNTAL CITATION.— File No.
8224. 1»6S. — THR PE O P L E O F T H E
STATR OF NEW YORK. Bjr th e Grace
God Free and Indopendcat. To JAM ES
SCa h t h , j r .. JOAN O LL W E IL ER . ARLENE p a c k . BARBARA WOODWARD.
MADb u NE
FK R R IN
(fo n n e rly
F er'’mt, FrX)RR>YE GRAY, th e place* of
resiUont-e of th e last tw o distributee*
winir unknow n and c an n o t a f te r dUigrent
inquiry be a st'trtained l»jr th e p e titio n e r
“ erein.
ffrandnino«?e
of decedent.
beinff
®w?htprs of Florence Gray (ia te r S carth
^ 'nirriaffe). • daus^hter of Georce Lans'b e i n . p r w l e o e a . - ^ e d b ro th e r of deceased. l(
and if dead, to th e ir executors,
^'n'uiistrators. le ra l representatives, hoak in ,
Intel ' • ' S a t e e s ,
a.ssifrn ce*
and
suooeaB ora
in
. ‘^ . ‘■u-e u n kn o w n and can no t a f te r dili“'QUiry be a.sccrtained b r the petiI'erein. beinsr interealed as dis
®’’ otUerwise in tb« e sta te o f
^'Hhy i^, irra.sa. defeased.
CaiioV.
HERF.RY c i t e d TO SHOW
bcforfi th e S u r r o r a te ’a Court,
York C o u n t;. a t Room 504 in the
Y„‘. of Rpcorile in the County of New
.1 ,•
Y ork, on N ovem ber !59. 1968.
A. m ., why a certain writinff
N orem ber 16, 1902, w hich h a s
fo r p rob ate by G eorse S.
tin
residinsr at 4G Avon Road. Bronxk, y
10708 should not be pro bated
to
Will and Te^itnment. re la tin s
L, i r '
I>or8onal p roperty, o f D orothy
*t
^ o e a s e d , wlio was at th e time
Str^V ‘'fatU a n-aident of 510 Eaat 84th
Torit '
York, in th e County of New
Baui
Or . '
'
H
and
A m lty v lfl*
Monfar Motors, ltd.
Auburn Martin Bariy, Inc.
Batavfa Bob Hawkes, Inc.
Bay Shor* Trant Island Automobiles Corp.
Baysid* Bay Volkswagen C o rp .
Binghamton Roger Krasga, Inc.
Bronx Avoxa C o rpo ration
Bronx Brucknar Volkswagen, Inc.
Bronx Defrin M o tor C o rp.
Brooklyn Aldan Volkswagatv Inc.
Brooklyn Economy Volkswagen, Inc.
Brooklyn K in gsboroM otoraC orp.
Buffalo Jim Keliy'sj, Inc.
B m tford H ow ard Holmes, Inc.
fvlton lakeland Volkswagen, Inc.
G e n e v a Dochak M oto r^ Inc.
Glens Falls- Bromley Imports; Inc.
Hamburg Hal Casey Motors, Inc.
Harmon Jim McGlone Motors, Inc.
H am pstead Small Cars, Inc.
HIcksvill*' W alters-Donaldson, Inc.
Hornell Suburban Motors, Inc.
H orsehaads H.R.Am achar& Sons, Inc.
Hudson John Faora Motors, Inc.
Huntington Fearn M o to rs Inc.
Inwood Volkswag an 5 T owns. Inc.
bhaca Ripley M oto r C orp.
Jam aica Manes Volkswagen, Inc.
Jamestown StatesWa Motors, Inc.
Johnstown Valley Small C a r C orp.
Kingston Amariing Volkswagen, Inc.
La Grangavilla Ahmed M otors, Ltd.
Latham A cad amy Mo to rs. Inc.
Lockport Volkswagen Village, Inc.
M assena Seaw ay Volkswagen, Inc.
Merrick Saker M otor Corp., ltd.
M iddle Island Robert W eiss Volkswagen, Inc.
Middletown Glen Volkswagen C orp.
Montlcello Route 42 Volkswagen C orp.
Mount Kisco N orth County Volkswagen, Inc.
Naw Hyde Park Auslander Volkswagen, Inc.
New Rochella County Automotive Co., Inc.
New York City Volkswagen Bristol Motors, Inc.
Naw York City Volkswagen Fifth Avenue, Inc.
N awburgh F & C Moto rs. Inc.
N ia g a r a Falls Amendola Motors, Inc.
O le a n O lean Imports, Inc.
O neonta John Eckert, Inc.
Plattsburgh C elesta Motors; Inc.
Q ueans Villag* W eis Volkswagen Corp.
Ranssalaar C o o le y M otors C orp.
Rivartiead Don W a ld ’s Autohaus
Rodiestar Breton Motors, Inc.
Rodtastar F. A. Motors, Inc.
Rodiestar Mt. Read Volkswagen, Inc.
East Rochester Irmer Volkswagen, In a
Roma Seth Huntley and Sons, Inc.
Roslyn D or M oto rs, ltd.
Sayvill* Bianco Motors, Inc.
S c h e n e d a d y Colonie Motors, Inc.
Smithtown G e o rg e and Dalton Volkswagen, In c .
Southampton Brill Motors, ltd.
Spring Valley C. A. Haigh, Inc.
Staten Island Staten Island Small Cars, ltd.
Syracusa Don Cain Volli.swagen, Inc.
East Syracusa Precision Autos, Inc.
To naw an da Granville Motors, Inc.
Utica Martin Volkswagen, Inc.
Valley S tream Val-Stream Volkswagen, Inc.
V estal Jim Forno & Son, Inc.
V /atertow n Harblln Motors, Inc.
W est N yack Foreign Cars of Rockland, Inc.
W o o d b u ry Courtesy Volkswagen, Inc.
W o o d sid a Q u een sb oro Volkswagen, Inc.
Yonkers Dunwoodle M o to r C o rp .
Autliorlzed
Otala r*
Sealed.
HON. SAM UEL J. SILV ER M AN .
S urrogate. New Y o rk County
.
WiUiam S. M ullen. Clerlt.
A ttorney: GEORGE S. LUD
5-2540.
A tto rn e y : 271 MaidiMa JLwm
York. N.Y, lO O ie .
•SUGGESTED R E T A IL PKICK. EAST OO.AST P .O .* . IX)CAL TA X ES AND O THER DEAT-KR P E L I V R R T
'
AT KXTUA UOST.
CHARGES.
IF
A N T. A U D lTiO N A l.. W H ITE W A L LS
O P T lO I U li
JoiHt Safety Classes For City, Fed. Aides
JULIEANDREWS;^
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film of
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RESERVED SEATS
NOW ON SALE AT
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TicKin MU
The Institute will coxxss Jurisdic­
tional lines to offer a comprehen­
sive safety training program to
W h y d id
• WAYAN0 4fTH ITMIT .
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nel Director, and George M. Paduano, R egional Director, V S .
General Services Administration.
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S a f e t y T r a in in g I n s t it u t e fo r
C ity a n d F e d e r a l e m p lo y e e s
In N ew Y o rk C ity a r e a w a s
announced recently by Solomon
Hobeiman, New York City Person­
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HAW AIIAN
CARNIVAL
V ia T R A N S INTERNATIO NAL A IR LIN ES l« certilicated supplemental
carrier)
Three days In
in s UEGRS!
• 3 nights at the fabulous Flamingo Hotel • Reserved tables for big name
dinner shows. Throughout your entire stay in Las Vegas, you will enjoy
memll)ens of d t y and Federal gou
em m ent now performing safety
functions for their
respective
agencies.
Twelve one-day seminars ar®
being offered by the Institute, ten
of which are required, over
three-year period, for the award
of the Inter-G ovem m ental Safety
Training
Institute
Certificate.
The Institute was formed as «
result of the close working rela­
tionship between the Greater New
York Federal Safety Council, th«
New York d t y Safety Advisory
Council, the Gi-eater New York
S afety Council, the New York City
Safety
Advisory
Council,
the
Greater New York Federal Execu­
tive oard. Mission Safety 70 Task
Force, and the New York d ty
Department of Personnel. The
marked success of previous In­
formal joint safety training en­
deavors, which trained over 400
Federal and d t y employees from
the New York d t y area, lead to
the present formal organization.
All the Sem inars will be held In
the Human Resources Adminis­
tration Conference Room, 3rd
Floor, at 220 Church St., Manhat­
tan, as follows;
Occupational
Health Hazards, Nov. 19, 19®8;
Supervisors
S afety
Awareness,
Dec. 10, 1968; Fire Safety, Jan. T,
1969; History of S afety Move­
m ent, Jan. 21, 1969; Technical
Subjects in Safety, Feb. 4, 1969;
Principles of Accident Inspection
and Investigation, Feb. 8, 1969;
Fundam entals of Accident Statis­
tics, March 11, 969! Office Safety,
April 8, 1969; Defensive Driving,
May 13, 1969; Psychology of Ac­
cident Prevention, June 3, 1969.
R egistration for attendance at
Institute Sem inars Is being held
from Nov. 1 through Nov. 8, 1969.
All participants m ust be desig­
nated for attendance by their re­
spective agencies.
Remember—Mail
< ountry—but— Zip
The MaU ! I !
breakfast, lunch and dinner at your hotel. In addition, you w ill enjoy
unlimited beverages and cocktails of your choice at the Flamingo — just
«lgn the checks.
Moves Til®
Code Moves
Seven days in
HOnOlUlU!
• Flower lei greeting on arrival • 7 nights at world-famous Hilton Hawaiian
Village, Waikiki Biltmore or llikai Hotel • Breakfasts daily at hotel
• Exotic dinners nightly at top restaurants from list to be supplied • Aloha
Cocktail Party • Free sightseeing trip
Three days In
sn n PRnncisco!
We understand.
• 3 nights in the beautiful San Francisco Hilton, Del Webb’s Towne House
or Jack Tar Hotel • Breakfasts dally at hotel • Luxurious dinners nightly
from list of top restaurants to be supplied • Jet flights all the way with
food and beverages aloft
W alter B. Cooke
F U N E R A L S F R O M $250
C all 6 2 8 - 8 7 0 0
to r e a c h a n y of o u r
10 n eig h b o rh o o d c h a p e ls
in t h e B ro n x , B ro o k ly n ,
M a n h a tta n a n d Q u een s.
Hawaiian Carnival Representatives in each city to serve you and a Hawaiian
Carnival tour escort with you throughout — however there is NEVER ANY
REGIMENTATION — your time Is your own to do with as you please. In addition
to all this — transportation to and from each airport in Las Vegas, San Francisco
and Honolulu, along with all luggage (including bellhop gratuities) up to 44
pounds per person is included.
DEPARTURE
•Jan:
4,1969
Feb.22,1969
COULD YOU BOARD SOME
OF OUR CHILDREN?
DATES:
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Ma y 1 0 , 1 9 6 9
Aug.23,1969
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FR O M :
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JFK
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and fiv e a lonely child love and unilw
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la y o u r h e a r t na b i r aa y o u r houa«7
T he C hildren’i Aid Society pay* all
th e ehild'a expenneH.
Call o r w rite : MRS. BROOKS a t Hi*
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St., New Y o rk N.Y. 10017. MU 2-0040-
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To All
C ity . S t a t e & F e d e r a l
E m p lo y e e s o n
1969
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INVESTIGATE!
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p h er, s r ., n o . 2 2 - 1 0 6 , $ 9 ,2 0 0 $ 1 1,14 0 .
M cdical
illu s tr a to r , n o . 2 2 -1 1 3 ,
$ 7 ,3 4 0 -$ 8 ,9 5 0 .
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$ 9 ,2 0 0 -$ 1 1 ,1 4 0 .
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$ 7 ,3 4 0 -$ 8 ,9 5 0 .
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Property m anager, no. 2 2 - 1 3 9 ,
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R a d io lo g ic a l c h e m i s t , s r ., n o . 2 2 134, $ 9 ,2 0 0 - $ 1 1 ,1 4 0 .
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no. 2 2 - 1 4 0 , $ 9 ,2 0 0 - $ 1 1 ,1 4 0 .
S c ie n tist ( B o t a n y ) sr ., n o . 2 2 - 1 4 2 ,
$ ll ,3 6 5 - $ 3 ,6 7 5 .
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$ 9 ,2 0 0 -$ 1 1 ,1 4 0 .
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tact t h e S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t o f C iv il
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Stale O f f ic e B u ld in fT C a m p u s . A l­
bany, N .Y .; N e w Y o r k —i l m . 11 0 0 ,
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IB U P P L E M E N T A L — C IT A T IO N — F ile N o.
16887, 1 0 6 8— ^Th* P e o p l e o t t h e S t a t e o f
I«ew Y ork. B y th e G race o f God F re e
l»n<l I n d e p e n d e n t ,
I ..'!'® i h e h e i r * a t l a w . n e x t o f k i n a n d
I M is tr ib u te e B o f E l i z a b e t h M c K i e m a n d e Iteawxl, i f M v i n r , a n d I f
a n y o f th e m
I b t Ui-ad t « t h e i r h e i n a t l a w . n e x t o f
lju n , d iH trib u te e B . le s r a te e a . e x e c u t o r s , a d aseiem ees a n d m c c e e o r a in
w h o se n a m e s a re u n k n o w n an d
iw u m ot b e a s c e r t a i n e d a f t e r d u e d i^ c r e n c e .
H E R E B Y C IT E D TO SH OW
itA U S R b e f o r e t h e S u r r o * r a t e ’« C o u r t , N e w
R o o m 5 0 4 in th e H a ll
IS —
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o® I > e c e m b e r 1 3 , 1 0 6 8 a t 1 0 : 0 0
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S tre e t. N e w Y o r k , N .Y .
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la s t W in
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T o n e r. B k ly n , 7 3 .0 0 ; M a rtin R oeen, B k ly n ,
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M r s . F r a n c e s B a r r y , N Y , 8 2 7 0 ; M ie s
M a r y B . K n ig rh , N Y , 7 8 5 0 ; M r s . L i l l i a n
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Q ueens, 7 7 9 0 ;
M iss
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Far
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B k ly n , 7 5 0 0 ;
M r* .
D o ro th ea
T e rre ll,
S I.
7200;
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Q u e e n s V illa g e , 7 1 5 0 ; M rs. J o y
L .a n z e tta , N Y C , 6 9 0 0 ; E d w a r d A , G ra d iJan, B k ly n , 6 1 0 0 .
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j(r*. G a l l P . K a t z , B k l y n . 7 0 . 4 0 ; M r s .
„jilh V o d e r . B r o n x . 7 7 . 0 0 ; M r s . S u e a n
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uf S h e i la A . P a r i s . B k l y n . 6 8 . 6 0 ; M i s s
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to sw lo .
7 8 .0 0 ;
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fork, 7 6 . 1 6 ; I s a a c S iJ ^ v e rm a n , O c e a n s i d e ,
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W.
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N ew
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K .68 ; J o a n M . A r m e l r o n r , N e w Y o r k ,
S h e lia M . R a h m e , B ro n x , 7 2 .4 2 ;
Biily S. Z o m , N e w Y o r k , 7 2 . 2 ; J e a n K .
m iie o n ,
W o o d a id e ,
7 1 .0 6 ;
G ereard
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W illia m s, A n le E . N Y ,
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W iM iam s,
D o o rth y ,
B k ly n , 8 2 ,0 0 ;
Posnack,
B l a n c h e C ., B k l y n , 8 0 . 5 0 ; K e i t e l , G e r a l d
W . B k ly n , 7 7 .4 0 ; R o b b in s , B e r th a , B k ly n ,
7 7 .4 0 ; G n in feld ,
S a r a h S ., N Y , 7 6 . 5 0 ;
K a r t m a n , B a r t o n S ., F o r e s t H i l l s . 7 6 . 5 0 ;
S a n ita a ^ -o . T h o m a s . N Y . 7 6 . 0 0 ;
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6 9 .4 0 ; S a n d s. I n sle y E ..
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6 6 .0 0 ;
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M rs
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8 1 .0 0 ;
M rs . I r e n e W h itin g , B k ly n , 8 9 .5 0 ; M rs.
E Jlain e
T ro y , N Y , 8 9 .0 0 ; M rs. M a rth a
L e w is. N Y ,
8 8 .9 0 ;
M rs.
F lo re n c e L ito lf. J a c k s o n H ts . 8 8 .0 0 ; R o b e r t C o rd a e c o .
J a c k s o n H ts.
7 3 .5 0 ; M rs.
R o se O ster.
B k ly n .
7 3 .0 0 ;
M rs.
M ary
M acE achem .
F o r e s t H ills . 7 2 .6 0 ; M rs . C a ro ly n B e m feld .
N ew
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G reen.
N Y . 7 1 . 3 0 ; M n s . L e o n o r a S ig -m a n . B k l y n ,
8 .1 0 .
TEACHER OF SPEECH
IN
D A Y H IG H SCHOOLS
M r s . S u s a n B . W in f i e l d , F l u s h i n p , 8 9 0 0 ;
M rs . H e la in e C a n to s , B k ly n . 8 8 5 0 ; M iss
C aro l
A.
Laub.
NY.
8800;
John
J.
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W iliam
B. M a itla n d .
J a m a ic a . 8 7 5 0 ; M rs. A nn
S.
D o h e rty ,
B k ly n ,
8740;
M rs.
S usan
L , O b lo w , B k ly n , 8 7 0 0 ; D a n n y A . F o ce rt, N Y , 8 6 5 0 ; M rs F lo re n c e A . C aiazzo ,
O z o n e P k , 8 6 0 0 ; P e t e r J . G o M fin g e r, B x ,
8 5 4 0 ; M r s . R i c h e l l e S. S c h i f f , B x , 8 4 5 0 ;
G lo ria M . S tru z z ie rl, B k ly n , 8 3 5 0 ;
M is s
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A d e l m a n , B k l y n , 8 .3 5 0 ; M r s .
C h e r y l L . C l e m e n t s , % l y n , 8 2 5 0 ; M is a
C arol
R.
P a tella.
B k ly n ,
8200;
M rs.
R ona J.
I .« h r e r. F lu s h in g .
8 1 0 0 ; M is s
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R ob ert F . S c h e r m a . B k l y n . 8 4 7 0 .
M rs ., M a d e le in e M . G o r m a n . W h ite s o n te ,
8 0 4 0 ; H o w a rd D . K ilg m a n , N Y , 7 9 5 0 ;
TKACHER OF HEBREW
M rs.
Toby
E.
S to n e,
Far
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IN J U N IO R H IG H
SCHOOLS
7 9 0 0 ; M ia s G a y l e K . L e w i s . F o r e s t HSMs,
Ptiilip S p o d e k , B k l y n , 6 8 5 0 .
7 9 0 0 ; M rs. J u d y L . S m ith B k ly n , 7 8 6 0 ;
W ilia m H . T a f t , N Y . 7 7 5 0 ; M is s F e lic ia
T E A C H E R O F L A T IN
N . L is s, N Y , 7 7 5 0 ; J e r r y I r v i n e , B k ly n ,
IN J U N IO R H IG H S C H O O Ii?
7 7 5 0 ; M rs . A lic e A . G o ld . B a y s id e , 7 7 4 0 ;
S te lla D . K ra in in , B x. 7 7 6 0 .
M rs . A o R S file v l
M rs.
R o b e rta
S.
D ia m o n d ,
Ja m a ica .
T E A C IfE R O F R U S S IA N
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JU N IO R H IG H SCHOOLS
N Y . 7 6 0 0 ; P a u l M . S p a n le r. B k ly n . 7 5 5 0 ;
Mlw R e n e e T . L e m e u r , IT T .
9650;
R o b e r t R . G o d d a r d J r . . N Y . 7 5 1 0 ; M iss
Jri. J u d i t h S . F r i e d m a n . Y o n k e r s , 0 2 5 0 ;
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B. R e in sn er. B k ly n . 7 4 4 0 ;
M re.
<r». R u t h a n n R . T o d d . B x . 9 0 5 0 ; M in s P a u l i n e
L.
D e m a iro .
F lu iA in r,
7379;
«*lpy C o h e n . B k y l n . 8 8 0 0 ; M i« s M a r s h a
M is a
S u z a n n e J . V ig d o r. B k ly n .
7370;
n»ly, B k J y n .
8550;
M is s
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B . M r s . S o n d r a K l a y m a n . B k l y n . 7 3 5 0 ; M is a
J ^ r f io n . N Y . 8 5 5 0 ; M ia s C o c ile D . B a ^ r . K a t h r y n C. W y m a n . N Y . 7 3 5 0 ; L a w r e n c e
A n t h o n y J . S p i n a , B k l y n , D o c k e r . N Y . 7 3 4 0 ; M is a G l o r i a A . R a k o ” 50: M is a R o s e R a t e e , Q u e e n s ,
8 4 0 0 ; T ic . N Y , 7 3 4 0 ;
M rs. K a re n F e d e rm a n ,
^r». V i v i a n e
B r o w n , R e iro P k ,
8350;
B k ly n , 7 3 0 0 ;
M r* . C a r o l A . W e in s te in ,
• w E l a i n e H o l b e r g e r , B k l y n . 8 3 0 0 ; M r s . B k l y n , 7 1 3 0 ; D a v i d M is s , B a y s i d e , 7 0 5 0 ;
«'Dbie J . M a r t i n , B k l y n , 8 2 5 0 .
M rs. C a th e r in e 6 . R a u b ic h o c k , E lm o n t,
Mim R a c h e l l e F . R o s e n s t o c k , N Y . * 1 0 0 ;
7040;
M isa
H elen J .
R o sen b erg , B ayR h o n a D in o w itz , B k ly n , 8 0 4 0 ; M iw s id e , 6 9 9 0 ; M r* . P h y l li s L . S a c k s , F l u s h ­
raelma S . F e n s t e r , N Y , 7 9 9 0 ; M r s . H i e l in g . 0 9 6 0 ;
M is s D e b o r a h J . S c h n e id e r.
"» R. G o r d o n , H o l l i s , 7 » 5 0 ; M is a I r l * N Y . 6 8 5 0 ; M i s s M a r l e n e H y m e l . B k l y n .
U r e y , N Y . 7 8 7 0 ; M is s N a n c y S k l a r e w ,
6700;
M iss
B a rb a ra
G.
G o ttlie b .
NY.
7850;
M rs.
E liz a b e th
A.
G i u c a , 6 5 0 0 ; M r* . F l o r e n c e F . M a r g u l i e s . B k l y n .
7 8 0 0 ; M rs, J o a n S o ro c k i, J a m a ic a ,
6 4 5 0 : C h a rle s M .
G adsden. N Y . 6 4 4 0 ;
'0 0; T h o m a s F . G r a n e , F a r R o c k a w a y . M is a P h y l l i * B . G o l d b e d g . R o s e d a l e , 6 4 0 0 ;
’ <0: M r s . C l e o n e F e t a y a , N Y .
7740;
F r e d r i e C. S c h u l m a n . B k l y n , 6 4 0 0 ; M r s ,
-Aytnond
U.
M a n tio n e .
B k ly n .
7590;
P h y l li s B . T u b l ln . B e lle H a r b o r . 6 3 1 0 ;
D ian a J .
C o h e n . N T . 7 5 0 0 ; M r» . M r s . D i a n e L . A bl> ey. N Y . 6 2 9 0 ; E p h r a i m
K. O h a y o n , J a m a i c a , 7 5 0 0 ; M rs.
H.
S c h n e ie r.
B k ly n .
6250;
G eo rg e T .
f 'n e r H u b b a r d ,
B k ly n , 7 4 4 0 ;
M r s . H e l e n F r ie < l m a n ,
K e w G dns. 6 2 4 0 ; M rs. R osGross. N Y .
7 4 0 0 ; M rs. B a rb a ra J .
ly n L . M a c k . N Y . 6 2 3 0 ; D a v id J . S c h n ljw b . F o r e s t H IM s. 7 3 5 0 ; S u s a n J . F i n d e r .
a te r. S to n y B r o o k , 6 0 6 0 .
” 2 70; B a r b a r a A . A lley n e . B k ly n ,
M a rtin
F ln k e la te in .
NY.
7200;
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O s c a r S t e r n , B k l y n . 7 1 1 0 ; M is * O l g a
E . R o een b ersr.
R e»o P k .
7050;
P ark er. N T . 6850.
O stra n d e r.
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T E A O IT E R O F U P H 0 T J3 T E R T IN
G oody»ar, B k ly n , 7 0 0 0 ; S u s a n J .
D A Y H IG H SCHOOLS
N Y , 6 9 0 0 ; J u d i t h A , I .a r r t e n , S I ,
S o lo m o n
R egen.
R ahw ay,
6 9 .0 0 .
I ' L a w r e n c e F e c k , B k l y n , 6 7 5 0 ; R o t)E l .« a h y , N Y . 6 6 0 0 ; M r s . H a r r i e t R . T R A C H E R O F H E A L T H C O N S E R V A T I O N
W'SenlXTir, B k l y n , 6 6 0 0 ; M r » . H ele® F .
I N D A Y H I G H S C H O O Ii^
“^ w a rd ,, N o p o n s l t , 6 5 5 0 .
M r* . R o s e J . N a l b a n ti a n , R id g e w o o d ,
6 8 7 0 ; M ia s L a f r a n e e * H i l l a , B k l y n , 6 6 6 0 .
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B row n. J a c k s o n H ts , 9 0 5 0 ; A rle n e
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