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Vol. X X X , N o. 27
Tuesday, April 1, 1969
See P age
14
P r ic e T e n C ent«
Talks With Leaders Progress
H o p e s R is in g F o r S a la r y
A nd P e n s io n B o o s t s A s
C SE A G o e s T o L e g is la tu r e
A L B A N Y — D e le g a t e s a t t e n d i n g a s p e c i a l s e s s io n h e r e l a s t w e e k g a v e a p p r o v a l to C l v «
S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn . t a c t i c s o f g e t t i n g b e t t e r p a y a n d r e t i r e m e n t b e n e f its f o r S t a t «
w o r k e r s b y g o in g d i r e c t l y to t h e l e a d e r s o f t h e L e g i s l a t u r e .
T h e d e l e g a te a c t i o n c a m e a f t e r C S E A l e a d e r s r e p o r t e d v i r t u a l l y n o p r o g r e s s in n e g o ­
tiatio n s w ith th e Rockefeller Adm in istratio n on previous offers, forts were b en t tow ard securing ers a new re tire m e n t p rogram th»*
COUNTY SPEAKER
M a u r ic e J . F le is c h m a n , riffh t, D e p w hich included a four p ercen t sa l­ a m inim um pay raise th a t would would guai'antee a h a lf-p a y pen­
Bly C o m p t r o l l e r i n c h a r g r e o f a d m i n i s t r a t i o n i n t h e S t a t e D e p a r t ­
ary increase already rejected largely benefit employees in the sion a fte r 25 years’ service, based
m en t o f A u d i t a n d C o n t r o l , w a s p r i n c i p a l s p e a k e r a t t h e d i n n e r w h i c h
stern ly by th e Employees Asso­ lower grades, whom th e Employees on th e highest th ree salaried
tio s e d t h e r e c e n t c o u n t y d e l e g a t e s ’ m e e t i n g o f t h e C i v i l S e r v i c e E m ­
ciation. T h e meeting was called Association feels are m ost des­ years.
p lo y e e s A s s n . S e e n w i t h h i m i s I r v i n g r F l a u m e n b a u m , C S E A s e c o n d
Because the S ta te ’s new b udg et
to approve or reject A dm inistra­ p erately in need of salary a d ju s t­
Woe p r e s i d e n t a n d p r e s i d e n t o f N a s s a u C o u n t y c h a p t e r . ( S e e p i c t u r e
m ents. A percentage raise would h a d n o t yet been approved as o f
tion
offers
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24.
re p o r t o n d e l e s a t e s ’ m e e t i n g , P a g e 8 . )
However, th e OSEA negotiating produce little increased income L eader press time, no d etails w era
available on specific offers m ad *
team , p rio r to th e session, h ad for lower grade workei-s.
I n the m eantim e, it ap peared to the Employees A ssociation.
decided it would be m ore fru itfu l
to c o n tac t th e Legislature ra th e r th a t th ere would be approval of Action on these issues is expected
th a n continue to deal solely w ith the proposal to g ra n t S ta te w ork­ some tim e this week, however.
a Rockefeller negotiating team
w hich h a d produced no read a d ­
vance in offere prior to th e dele­
g ates’ session.
O n th e o th e r h an d , Dr. T h eo ­
dore C. WenzI, CSEA president,
said first talks w ith L egislature
leaders
“ produced
im m ediate
hopes th a t th is session will not
( S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r )
end w ithout definite im provem ent
ALBANY— “T h e t a x p a y e r s i n N ew Y o r k S t a t e a r e g o in g by the L egislature on wage and
( S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r )
for S tate
to Wind u p p a y i n g $16,000 in d a m a g e s to p e r s o n a l p r o p e r t y re tire m e n t benefits
w
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cauiiecl b y t h e u n j u s t i f i e d , ir r e s p o n s ib l e s t r i k e a t S t a t e M e n M in im u m R a is e S o u g h t
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H y g ien e H o s p ita ls b y C o u n c il 50 l a s t N o v e m b e r ," a C iv il
At L eader press time, CSEA ef­ C h e n a n g o C o u n ty .
Service Employees Assn. s p o k e s - -----------------.said la st week.
C S E A f ie ld r e p r e s e n t a t i v e F r a n k M a r te llo r e p o r t e d r e ­
cently th a t employees gained a
Referring to a governm ent su p­
seven p ercen t ac ro ss-th e-b oard tim e -a n d -a -h a lf for work beyond
port budgetary biU th a t h as been
pay increase in 1969 a n d a five eig h t hours on a holiday; v aca­
introduced Into the S ta te S enate
p erc en t across-the-board Increase tions of five days for one year of
’^hich Includes a request for payservice; ten days for two years.
in 1970.
••lent of $16,000 in “dam ages to
Beginning Ja n . 1, 1970, the em ­ 11 days for 11 years. 12 days for
Personal property suffered by em ­
ployer will pay five percen t of the 12 years and 20 days for 20 years;
ployees of th e D ep artm en t of
contributio n tow ard retirem ent,
«iUal Hygiene resulting from a
(Continued
resulting in m ore take hom e pay
l^lwr dispute In November, 1»68”
for each employee. T h e co ntrib u­
'^nate Calendar No. 81, 1550-B),
S T O N Y P O I N T — I t w a s m o v e d a n d u n a n i m o u s l y a p p r o v e d tion will rise to eigh t percen t In
^ spokesman continued; “Now,
add to th e m isery an d woes t h a t We c o n d e m n t h e a c t i o n s o f a l l le g is la to r s w h o v o te d 1971. In 1972, the county will a s ­
nought on by this violent, un - f o r t h e s e v e r e s a n c t i o n s a g a i n s t c iv il s e r v ic e e m p lo y e e s sume the full cost of the pension
u n d e r t h e T a y l o r L a w ” a t a m e e t i n g o f t h e S o u t h e r n C o n ­ w hich will become retroactive to
(Continued o n P.:ge 3)
1960.
ference, Civil Service Employees
Also Included were the following
Assn., board of directors recently firci place, because nothing In the
iLM g n h a t t a n
T im e -a n d -a -h a lf
for
hedd at B ear M ountain In n here. T aylor Law m a n d ate s sanctions benefits:
According to Nicholas Puzzifer- a>galnst the S ta te for n ot acting overtim e sta rtin g Ja n . 1, 1970;
rl, conference president, “We b e­ in good faith . T his line of action double-tim e for holidays; doublelieve th a t the fact th a t some legis­ would have been more relevan t to
lators are now planning am en d ­ the th en existing situ atio n In th a t
m en ts to somehow force the S ta te Gov. Rockefeller would n o t nego­
to negotiate or resort to some tiate w ith CSEA in spite of the
sort of a rb itra tio n is m ostly a absence of any legal prohlblbtlons.
Eugene Nickerson, N as s a u
political face-saving. These are
“As a corollary to the approved County Executive, will be principal
w orthy second tho ugh ts w hich m otion,” he continues, “ the m a t­
speaker a t a tw o-day work.shop
A n d re w S te in
VLVIN C O O L E D G E b e g a n
should have been considered in the ter of stren gth en in g, revitalizing
being sponsored M ay 25 and 26
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s a id
la s t
h is t r i p to w a r d t h e W i iit e
and th e establishm ent of gulde- at the G ra n it Hotel an d C ountry
tor
h o p e s Stony Brook CSEA
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in 1919 w h e n , a s G o v lins for an effective Political Club a t K erhonkson, N.Y.
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Action Com m ittee were th e n d is­
T he workshop is being sp o n ­
College a t th e pre- Sets Installation
cussed.”
sored jointly by the MeU'opolltan, a ttra c te d n atio n al a tte n tio n by
Uxindr
B aruch School a t
s to n y Brook ch a p te r of the
O th e r topics considered were S o u th ern an d Long Islan d C on­ breaking up a strike of B ostoa
^ Avenue, a n d E ast 23rd Civil Service Employees Assn. will th e
T rl-C onference
workshop ferences of the Civil Service E m ­ police. T ho m as E. E>ewey alm ost
M anhattan.
hold a d in n er dance an d in s ta l­ w hich is to be May 25-26 a t the ployees Assn. V arious sem inars m ade It to W ashington, D.C., o a
^ ^eniblyinan s te in based his latio n of office
a t the H u n tin g ­ G ra n it Country Club, K erhonkson, an d panel discussions also will be a rep u ta tio n th a t began as a fea r­
a letter he received ton Town House on April 25. T h e
an d th e Ju n e S o u th eru Conlerence fea tu re d during th e tw o-day ses­ less New York City D istrict A t ^Continued on Pa^e 2)
event will s t a i t a t 8 p jn .
d inner.
sion..
(C u n tiu u e d o n P a g e 8 )
After Council 50 Strike
Taxpayers To Pay
>S16,000 Damages
To State Employees
Pay, Benefits Increase Set
For Chenango County Aides
In 2-Year, CSEA-Won Pact
Southern Conference Blasts
Legislators Who Voted For
New Taylor Law Sanctions
Stein Has High
!®pes For Civil
Service College
Tri-Conference Meef
To Hear Nickerson
Garelik And Frank
Prove Police Are
New Political Force
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A p r il 14 f o r p r o m o t i o n e x a m i n a t i o n s to b e h e l d M a y 24.
F c ’l o w in g a r e t h e jo b s f o r w h i c h p r o m o tio n s a r e d u e :
In terd ep a rtm e n tal
m e n t will hold an exam fo r se­
Landscape architect, G -19; se­
nior budget exam iner (public fi­
nior landscape arcliitect, G-23;
ance), G-23; associate budget ex­
assista n t arcliitect, G-19; senior
am iner (public finance), G -27;
research analyst, G-23; senior
senior esearch analyst (equaliza­
civil engineer, G-23; senior bio­
chemist, G-18; associate biochem ­ tion an d assessm ent), G-23 and
ist, G -23; senior bacteriologist, capital police sergeant, G-12.
The H ea lth D ep a rtm en t will
G-18; an d associate bacteriolo­
hold a n exam for senior bacteriol­
gist, G-23.
ogist (virology), G-18, an d asso­
A griculture and M arkets
ciate bacteriologist (virology), G Senior farm products inspector, 23. I n th e D ep a rtm en t of Labor
G-16; supervi.sing farm products th e re will be exams for senior
inspector, G-19; senior m a rk e t­ unem ploym ent Insurance investi­
ing representative, G-15; associate gator, G -18;
associate u n em ­
m arektin g representative. G -19; ploym ent insurance Investigator,
senior food chemist, G-18; and G -21; associate research analyst,
associate food chemist, G-23.
G -27; an d senior com pensation
O ther D ep artm ental Prom otions
investigator, G-17.
In th e Conservation D e p a rt­
T h e S ta te D ep artm en t will
m e n t th ere will be prom otions to hold a n exam for senior license
p ark engineer, G -19; senior p a rk Investigator, G-17; and supervis­
engineer, G-23; an d sergeant, ing license investigator, G-22. In
p ark patrol, G-15; T he E duca­ th e D epartm ent of T ax and F i­
tion D ep artm en t will hold an nance there w’iU be exam inations
exam for senior engrossing clerk, for senior lottery Inspector, G-16;
G -7 ; and the Executive D epart- senior excise ta x investigator, G 17; supervising excise ta x inves­
tigator, G -19; a n d chief excise
“GO!-FOR THE FURY,
tax investigator, G-21.
FORCE AND FUN OF
A test will be held for prom o­
tion to supervising m aster m e­
A movie so brilliant,
chanic, G-21 In th e T ra n sp o rta­
so special that it’s
tion D ep artm en t; an d for asso­
dangerous to write about
ciate research analyst, G-27, an d
It'.-. I’ll be talking about
w a rra n t an d transfer officer, Gll‘....forever,” look
13, in th e N arcotic A ddiction an d
C?onti*ol Commission. T h ere will be
continuous re c n iitm en t for psy­
ch iatric social worker n . in the
O'estii::,D epartm en t of M ental Hygiene.
W rite to th e New Y ork S ta te
D epartm ent of Civil Service in
Albany, Buffalo, New York C'lty,
or Syracuse for applications.
Niagara Fronlier
Chapter Elects State
NIAGARA PALLS—New officers
of th e N iagara F rontier ch ap ter
of th e cnvil Servlcc Employees
Assn. were elected recently.
T h e officers are: A nthony Serianni, president; M atthew Haley,
vice president; George H auser,
secretary; Nino B attachlo, tre a s­
u rer; an d W illiam Helwig, dele­
gate.
M ay 27 to Ju n e 1
Some Space Still
Open On London Tour
Some space is still available for
th e five-day London J a u n t over
th e M em orial Day week, available
now to meanliers of th e Civil Serv­
ice Employees Assn. an d th e ir
families.
T h e ti\p, w hich is one full day
longer th a n th e T hanksgiving
London trip. Is priced a t only $229
an d Includes ro un d trip je t fair
via popular Air In d ia ; firs t class
hotel rooms, sightseeing a n d con­
tin e n ta l b rea k fa st daily.
D ates a re M ay 27 to J u n e 1.
Inxmediate application should be
m ade by w riting im m ediately to
Irving Plaum enbaum . 25 B u c h an ­
a n St., F reeport. N.Y., telephone
(516) 86S-7715.
CDIORAPARAMOUNlRCM.
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C o rr e c t io n
I n listing th e negotiating team
of th e Civil Service B nployees
Assn. shown in a picture on P age
1 last week. T he L eader Inadver­
tently failed to add th e n am e of
Mrs. M a rth a O v en s in reporting
th e nam es of persons n o t visible
In the picture. Mrs. Owens, a n
employee of th e W orkm en’s Com­
pensation Board, is a lo n g -sta n d ­
ing m em ber of the CSEA n eg o tia t­
ing team.
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New Judges
• • • •
Service Employees Assn. expressed
shook th a t th e S ta te E ducation
D ep a rtm en t has anno un ced th a t
14; will n o t follow h e recom anendatioons of th e S ta te G rievance A p­
peals Board, to liberalize vacation
regulations for p rin tin g p la n t em ­
ployees. it was learned a t L eader
press tim e.
T h e G rievance A ppeals B oard
h a d recently recom m ended to th e
d epartm ent, a t CSEA’s request,
th a t employees of th e p rin tin g
p la n t no longer be forced to take
th e ir vacations a t tim es specified
by th e chief of th e B u rea u of
P ublications an d his sta ff, E d u ­
cation Com m issioner Ja m es E. Al­
len rejected th e G rievance B o a rd ’s
recom m endations.
Attention CSEA Members Watch For This Envelope!
PARAMOUNTPICTURES
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Education Dept Rejects Brooklyn State Ghap|(
Printers’ Appeal
Sets Annual Eleciionj
ALBANY—O fficiate o f th e Civil
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R obert H. W agner of P a irp o rt
an d Joseph T. Pilato of R ochester
have been appointed as Judges of
the Fam ily C ourt of M onroe
County. T heir term s will end Dec.
31. 1969.
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BE A C O U R T REPORTER,
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The OnJy School Throughout The 5 Bor­
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Hope For Civil
Service College
(Continued from Page i)
from C hancellor A lbert H. Bowk
of th e City University, who wrot^
"You propose a n exciting
Interesting Idea. I believe
should explore now how the Uii
versity can improve and exr.
its offerings in public admin
tra tlo n an d public service. i _
asked Vice-Chancellor T. Edwa
H ollander, who is responsible M
th is area an d who himself
qualified in th e field of pubij
adm inistration, to arrange
m eet w ith you a t your conven
ence.”
Assemblyman S tein said
would m eet w ith Hollander
m ediately a fte r the session.
The correspondence with ChaJ
cellor Bowker was initiated
Assemblyman Stein on March
1&69, w hen S tein proposed
afte r th e B aru ch School moi'l
to Brooklyn, th e present
should be used for "a n instltuU
of higher learning somewhat
lia r to th e Maxwell School
Syracuse University, but oi^cratl
also a t Com m unity College
B accalaureate levels, as weli
th e G ra d u ate level.”
Assemblyman S tein said
such a n Institution could provid
in addition, in-service courses
civil service employees to
prove perfonnance. as well
provide enhanced opportunitij
for advancem ent an d promotion |
civil service staff.
Special Air-Sea
Cruise—From $21
259 BROADWAY, N.Y.C. a t C ity Hall
FREE C a ta lo g a t W O 2-0002
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T h e Brooklyn S ta te Hosni,
c h a p te r of th e Civil Service i
ployees Assn. will hold their
n u a l elections d u rin g the
week in May, It was announce/v
Emil Im presa, ch a p te r preside
A n o m inating committee
been selected to prepare a skJ
of candidates, an d chapter m
bers seeking offices have k.
asked to subm it th e ir names
an y m em ber of th e commiit,
w hich Includes: M argaret Jov
son, ch a irm a n ; Roy Ashley; t
a rd T hrow er; A nne Meola;
T ro tm a n ; Jo a n Shaw ; and Jj]
D uncan.
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A rrangem enis have been
by Civil S ervice Travel Club l\
a special alr-sea cruise opera
ou t of San Ju an . P uerto Rico fro
AprU 12 to 19, it has been
nounced.
Cruise passengers will
rectly to San Ju a n and b o a rd
luxury liner Stella M a r i s wl;
will then sail to St. C r o ix , Marti)
que, G renada, D o m i n i q u e and
Thomas.
Prices s ta r t a t only $275 and
elude jet airfa re to Puei'to
and cabin based on iouble
pancy. W rite Miss GulH
K nickerbocker Travel
Sixth Ave.. New York, N.Y. 10 1
or call a t (212) PLaza 7-5400.
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A m e r i c a ’s L e a d i n g W e e k l y
fo r P u b l i c E m p oyee*
9 7 D u a n * S t . . N e w Y o r k . ^ ’ golO
T e le p h o n e : 212 B E ek m an 3
P u b lish e d
Each T u e * ^y
6 6 9 A tl a n t i c S tree t
S ta m fo rd .
B u s in e s s a n d E ditorial
97 D u a n e S t.. N e w Y o rk .
E n tered
as
a o c o n d -c la ss
s e c o n d - c l a s s p o s t a R e ipa>“ 1 9 3 9 a t t h e p o s t of f ic e
C o n n ..
under
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1879.
M em ber
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Special Group Life Insurance Shift Differentials Syracuse Housing Authority
Program Offered By CSEA For Canal Operators Settles With CSEA; Pact
Witliout Test Until April 30 Refused By CSC Retroactive To July 1,1968
CSEA Pledges Fight
( S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r )
A LB A N Y — T h e C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn . w ill o f f e r
a s p e c ia l g r o u p lif e I n s u r a n c e w i t h o u t m e d i c a l e x a m i n a t i o n
to its m e m b e r s d u r i n g t h e m o n t h o f A p ril, 1969, o n ly .
A p p lic a ti o n s m u s t b e r e c e iv e d b y A p r il 30, 1969, f r o m
members or those eligible who be­
come members.
Cost for th e insu rance Is only
ten cents bi-weekly p er $1,000 of
i n s u r a n c e for m em bers 29 years
oW or younger. O lder m em bers
may obtain th is Insurance a t lower
than norm al rates.
P r e m iu m s
w ill
be deducted
SYRACUSE — R i c h a r d
a u t o m a tic a lly from s a l a r y e a c h
C le a ry , s e c o n d v ic e p r e s i d e n t
pay p e rio d .
All applicants u n d e r age 50 who o f S y r a c u s e
c h a p t e r , C iv il
have not been previously rejected S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn ., w a s
for this insurance as th e re su lt of in stru m e n ta l In g etting th e p e r­
a medical ex am ination will n o t be form ance evaluation of a W ork­
r«iulred to have suoh a n exam ina- m e n ’s C om pensation B oard em ­
tloti.
ployee ch anged from "u n sa tisfa c­
An extra benefit being offered to ry ” to “satisfactory .”
Is 10 percent ad d itio n al insurance
Cleary also Is ch a irm a n of the
(guaranteed th ro u g h Oct. 31, c h a p te r’s grievance conunittee. He
1969). Prem ium s will be waived If Is em ployed in th e S ta te D e p a rt­
Uie insuree becomes p erm a n en tly m e n t of T ra n sp o rtatio n .
and totally disabled p rio r to age
T h e decision, w hich was sen t to
60, as described in th e insurance th e employee la st week, came a fte r
literature. Double in d em n ity In a fo u r-h o u r h ea rin g presided over
the event of d ea th is g u ara n tee d by R ioharo F ab ia n of R ochester,
Uifough Oct. 31. 1969.
WCB P erfo rm an ce R a tin g B oard
Literature explaining th e group m em ber. He th e n se n t his recom ­
life insurance an d th e necessary m endations to th e full board.
Irvin g K astenberg, also a c h a p ­
application form s can be obtained
from your local c h a p te r, d e p a rt­ te r grievance board m ember, and
ment representative or from CSEA J o h n J . R ay, CSEA field rep rese n ­
Headquarters, 33 Elk St., Albany. tative, also were p rese n t a t the
hearing.
T he th ree CSEA representatives
said th ey were “delighted” w ith
th e decision, an d th ey “w an t to
(Continued from Pa«:e 1)
th a n k th e b o ard for rendering
necessary strike th e re Is th e bill this decision. We honestly feel,
for $16,000 in dam ages to th e p e r ­ based on th e testim ony ellcted a t
sonal property of those dedicated the hearing, th a t th e d ep a rtm e n t
employees who ju s t w anted to do h e a d was a rb itra ry in his tr e a t­
their jobs. And i t ’s th e New York m e n t of th e employee.’*
Stat^ taxpayers—an d th a t m eans
all of us, including th e trod -up on
employees themselves — who will
have to pay it.
Syracuse Chapter
Wins Reversal On
Aide’s Evaluation
Taxpayers Lose
Roslyn Water Dist.
Aides Signs NewPact
With 13% Pay Hike
“The hospital w orkers—^many of
th«n CSELA m em bers—h a d to
ilsht through unruly, dangerous
Picket lines to get to th e ir jobs.
Besides getting roughed up p h y ­
( S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r )
sically, their cars were dam aged—
M IN E O L A — A n e w c o n t r a c t
windows were sm ashed, tires f o r e m p lo y e e s o f t h e R o s ly n
skived, and m ore.
W a t ^ r D i s t r i c t p r o v id e s a 13
“We at>e n o t a g a in st striking If p e r c e n t p a y b o o s t o v e r tw o
there Is provocation for It. I n this years.
tjlve reasons Council 50 gave
T h e agreem ent, r\egotlated by
—to stop negotiations between a Civil Service Employees Assn.
and the S ta te a n d force team consisting of field represen­
elections am on« S ta te employees— tativ e Arnold Moses, u n it presi­
•^^re completely unfounded.
d en t Jam es Downing a n d P au l
“CSEA h ad been legally nego- C?iesluk, has been approved by
«“tlng with the S ta te a t th e tim e all p arties an d signed.
O th e r gains Include l/6 0 th re ­
tihe strike, according to h e P ubEnxpioyment R elations Board. tirem ent retroactive to 1938, a new
"S far as elections were concerned, $200 longevity ste p a fte r 15 years,
h« PERB h ad n o t even Issued its fully-paid statew ide hospitaliza­
decision w ith respect to the tion option, seniority clauses, sick
akeup of S tate em ployee b a r- leave accum ulation to 150 days,
“Inlng units nor b a d it called for len gthened vacation, tim e and
elections.
o n e-h alf a fte r eight hours, new
grievance
procedui*es and tenure
of th e m a tte r was
still Is th a t Coimcll 50, an a fte r one year for non-com petitive
eanization of 12,000 m em bers. class employees.
Afraid th a t a c o n tra c t setUebetween CSEA a n d th e S ta te CSEA Bowlers Score
MINBOI jA—^Bowlers rep rese n t­
^ w the form er im lon’s demise. ing th e N asaau ch a p te r, Civil
*©lf
disregarding th e Service Ehnployees Assn., placed
to
employee* It claim s th ird In th e 20th a n n u a l S p erry
th a t of th e Jam boree to u rn a m e n t fo r team s
^
1 «tffected by th e strike. o l tile Long Islan d In d u strial
«wnpletely unjustified, League. N assau c o u rt rep o rter
an d Irratio n al ac- M ichael Wowk rolled th e second
h ig h est series, 641, for tiiie nig ht.
(Special to T he Leader)
A L B A N Y — A n app>eal f o r a
10 p e r c e n t p a y d i f f e r e n t i a l f o r
jra d e 8 c a n a l s tru c tu re o p e ra ­
to r s , m a d e b y t h e C lv l S e r v ­
ice Etoiployees Assn., h a s been
denied by th e S ta te Civil Service
Commission.
T h e decision, w hich cam e In
m id -M arch, upheld a denial on
Ju n e 5, 1968, from the director
of Classification a n d C om pensa­
tion. A t th a t time, th e d h ec to r
said, “New Y ork S ta te is n o t ex­
periencing any rea l difficulty In
its rec ru itm en t of canal stru ctu re
operators.” T h u s th e appeal was
denied.
CSEA firs t sub m itted th e s h ift
d iffe ren tial application to th e
Division of C lassification and
Compensaition on F eb ru ary 19.
1968. A fter th e firs t denial on
A ugust 2, th e appeal w ent to the
Civil Service Commission.
“W e are d isappointed a t this
decision,” a CSEA spokesm an said.
“T h e basis for th e denial is unjust,
a n d we will keep on fighting for
it.**
(F ro m L e a d e r C o rre s p o n d e n t)
S Y R A C U S E — W h i t e a n d b l u e - c o l l a r w o r k e r s w ill r e c e iv e
w a g e b o o s ts r e t r o a c t i v e to l a s t J u l y 1 u n d e r a n e w c o n t r a c t
s ig n e d b y t h e S y r a c u s e H o u s in g A u t h o r i t y u n i t o f O n o n d a g a
c h a p t e r . C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A s s n . a n d t h e a u t h o r i t y .
'The co n tract, w hich was signed
a fte r nearly 11 m o n th s of b a r ­ gency personal leave; job security;
gaining w hich led to charges of seniority In prom otions; a griev­
“stalling" by a CSE a official, will ance procedure capped by final
an d binding arb itratio n , a n d r e ­
expire n ex t J u n e 30.
classification procedures for o u tA dm inistrative (w hite collar)
o f-tltle work.
w orkers will receive a n eig h t p e r­
B e rn a rd S Cohen, SHA c h a ir­
c e n t increase an d m a in te n an c e
m an, denied th e stalling charge
(blue collar) employees a nine
m ade by CSEIA F^eld R epresen­
percen t wage hike, u n d er the co n­
tative Jo h n J. Ray.
tra c t.
Signing for th e u n it an d ch a p ­
O th e r co n tra c t term s provide te r were T h o m a s J . W alker, u n it
Increased longevity Increm ents— p resid en t; L enad er E. S m ith, vice
to a ran g e of $200 to $275, com ­ president; M rs, H ilda Young,
pared to a $150-$250 ran g e p re ­ c h a p te r president; an d Mrs. Rose
viously—every five years begin­ K lein an d H enry Zachei-y, nego­
ning w ith the 10th; th e l/6 0 th tiatin g com m ittee mem bers. W il­
pension p la n retroactive to 1938; liam L. M cG arry, executive direc-*
tim e an d o n e -h a lf for work a fte r tor, an d W illiam G. K ennedy, a t­
th e norm al day, as well as the torney, signed for th e SHA.
no rm al 40-hour week.
Also, CTlty-paid Blue Cross-Blue
S hield m edical coverage: im prov­
ed vacations; th re e days of em er-
Buffalo Chapter Fighting
For Adequate Bus Stops
For Donovan Office Aides
Nevr Pact Provides
$900 Pay Boost
For Lynhrook Aides
M IN E O L A — A n e w c o n t r a c t
p r o v i d i n g $900 p a y b o o s ts p l u s
o th e r b e n e fits h a s b een r a t i ­
f ie d b y t h e L y n b r o o k u n i t o f
B U F T A L O — L e a d e r s o f B u f f a l o c h a p t e r , C iv il S e r v ic e the N assau ch ap ter, Civil Servico
E m p lo y e e s A ssn ., b e lie v e In d o in g a n y t h i n g p o s s ib le f o r Em ployees Assn.
T h e tw o-year p ac t provides p a j
m em b ers.
boosits of $450 In each year, a a
" A n d t h a t I n c lu d e s ,” s a id M a r y G . C a n n e l l, t h e c h a p t e r
ad d itio n al $200 te n th -y e a r longev­
president, "a rra n g in g bus stops.” -----------------------------------------------ity ste p a n d fringe benefits. S a m
Miss C annell an d the c h a p te r’s F o r H y d r o e l e c f r i c O p s
F lsch e ttl is u n it president. C h a p ­
tra ffic com m ittee, headed by A.
te r p resid e n t Irving F lau m en b au m
K eitsch, are concerned because
asserted th e c o n tra ct adds to galn«
900 S ta te employees who work in
m ade on a b road fro n t am ong vil­
th e G en. D onovan Bldg. in dow n­
lage units.
tow n B uffalo an d use buses, now
have no place to board th e buses.
T h e building Is betw een M ain St.
an d W a sh in gto n St. In an u rban
renew al area.
“We used to have a bus stop
( S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r )
on M ain S t.,” Miss C annell said,
ALBANY — “J u s t b ecau se
“b u t th a t p a r t of it is closed now
t h e r e Is n o . r e c r u i t m e n t p r o b a n d will be for two years. B u t a p ­
p a re n tly th e bus drivers are fo r­ te m f o r t h e s e jo b s , h y d r o ­
(From L eader Correspondent)
bidden to stop In W ashington S t.” e l e c tr ic o p e r a t o r s a r e g o in g to
M IN E O L A — I r v i n g
F la u m ­
T h e c h a p te r c a n ’t seem to get have to work th e n ig h t sh ift w ith
action fro m th e bus com pany of­ no ex tra com pensation—w h at u n ­ e n b a u m , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e N a s ­
s a u c h a p t e r , C iv il S e r v ic e E m ­
ficials so Miss C annell took a n a p ­ ju st nonsense!’*
T h is was th e com m ent of T h eo ­ p lo y e e s A ssn ., t h i s w e e k u r g e d
peal to a “ivewspower” d ep artm en t
dore O. Wenzl. p resid en t of the the c h a p te r’s 17,000 m em bers to
of a B uffalo paper.
"T h e lack of a bus stop,” she 172.000-member Civil Service E m ­ w rite th e ir legislators backing up
said, “is a h a rd sh ip on our m any ployees Assn.. on th e denial of a a call for approval of a bill im ­
employees. In sta lla tio n of a stop n ig h t sh ift p ay differential for proving re tire m e n t benefits.
would be a g re a t safety m easure hydroelectric operator, grade 11,
F lau m en b au m said th e c h a p te r
an d senior hydrolectric operator, h a d sen t telegi’am s to all N assau
also."
grade 13 In th e D ep artm en t of legislators calling for th e ir su p ­
T raspo rtatlo n.
p o rt of S en ate bill 383-A an d lt«
T h e e x tra -p a y denial came from Assembly co u n terp art. Assembly
the C?lvU Service Commission last bill 5283. T h e bills provide fo r
(Conttnned from P age 1)
a un ifo rm 11 paid holidays off for week as It sustained a n earlier re tire m e n t a t the average of tlu e o
all employees; bereavem ent leave denial. In August, 1968, from the h ig h est years’ pay. instead of o a
of th re e days for a d ea th in th e S ta te Division of Classification tlie average of the five h ig h e st
yeara. T he bills h a d earlier been
im m ediate fam ily, a n d one an d a and Com pensation.
I n his August statem ent, the enciorsed In a h om e-ru le m essage
h a lf days off fo r a d e a th in f a m ­
ily; one day p er m o n th sick leave, director of Classification an d by th e N assau B oard of S u p e r­
accum ulative to 90 days; an d ex­ Com pensation denied th e appeal visors, ca rry in g o u t of proviso In­
because " a t p resen t there is no serted by CSEA in th e c u n e n i
panded h o sp ital coverage.
T hose p articip a tin g tn the nego­ recru itm en t or rete n tio n problem co n tra ct.
tiatio n s w ere D onald S ta n to n , In this area for either title.”
CSEA originally filed th e appeal
ch a irm a n of th e C ounty W ays and
R o y a ls H o s p ita liz e d
in
February, 1968. Denied by the
M eans C om m ittee; E rn e st Poole,
Amos Ployals, president of tho
director
on
August
6,
It
was
sent
ch a irm a n of th e B oard of S u p er­
M a n h a tta n S ta te H ospital ch a p ­
visors; M ary Lou M cC arthy of to th e Civil Service Commission ter, Civil Service Employees Asstv.
on
August
22.
OSEA; M arteUo; County A ttorney
h as been confined to th e V et­
Ja m e s H aines;
a n d K en n e th
e ra n s ’ A d m inlstiation H ospital.
Pass your Leader on to a non- 24th S t. an d F irs t Ave., M a n h a iM eade, chief n eg otiato r for C?henan^fo County.
member.
ta a .
‘Unjust Nonsense’
WenzI Charges As
Differential Is Denied Flaumenbaum Calls
For Support Of Bill
Improving Pensions
Chenango Benefits
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nurses who have n o t been p rac­
ticing In th e field of nursing will
begin April 7 a n d will continue
th ro u g h M ay 23, Dr. Philip R.
Cascsa, director of th e Brook­
lyn V eterans A dm inistration Hos­
pital h as announced.
T he program , w hich Is In Its
eig h th year, la designed to In­
duce th e professional n urse who
h as been awuy for » period of
tim e to re tu rn to full tim e or
p a rt tim e em ploym ent. Offered
on Mondays, W ednesdays, and
F ridays, fro m 9 ajtn. to 3 p.m.,
th e course utilizes a p a tie n t cenered approach to nursing care
and includes th e use of m odern
m edical equipm ent and techniques.
Nurses taking th e com-se earn
a regular salary while they are
learning.
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N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N th a t the persons h erein named h a re fo rm e d •
L im ite d P a rtn e rsh ip fo r the transaction o f business in the State o f N e w Y o rk and
elsewhere and have filed the C ertificate in the C le rk ’s Office in the C ounty o f N e w
Y o rk , o f w h ic h the substance i i as fo llo w s :
T h e name o f the L im ite d P a rtn e rsh ip is C O P IA F U N D .
T h e character o f the busincs* is to invest, p a rtic ip a te and trade, on m a rg in
! ■ short sale transactions o r o th e rw ise, in securities and c o m m t^ ity transactions
o f every k in d , and to w rite , purchase and sell puts and calls, c o m b in a tio n s th e reo f
• n d o th e r o ptio n s, and to b o rro w , rais-? funds, m ortgage o r hypothecate o r lend
p a rtn e rs h ip securities in the fu rth e ra nce o f p a r tn e r s h ^
co Crr*^r N r *
L ocation o f the p rin c ip a l place off business is N o 4 W est 58 Street, N e w
Y o r k , N . Y . N am e and place o f residence o f each m em ber u u fo llo w s :
Residence
N am e
21 K o lb e rt D riv e
M r. E lio t I I W e i s m a n
Scarsdale, N e w Y o r k
G en eral P a rtn e r
300 East 71 Street
M rs. M a r y W . Ball
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
L im ite d P a r m e r
46
S ilve r B irc h D riv e
M r . B e n j a m i n B r o w n s t c in
N e w R ochelle, N e w Y o rk
L i m it e d P a r t n e r
17
East
93 Street
M r . A la n D y b v ig
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
L im ite d P a r t n e r
B
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m A p t*.
M r . LrvinB G r a y
G a rth Road
L im ite d P a r t n e r
Scarsdale, N e w Y o r k
67 B ro ad vie w Avenue
M rs. B elle H a l p e r n
N e w R ochelle, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a r t n e r
67 B ro a d vie w Avenue
M r . I r v in * H a l p e r n
N
e w R ochelle, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a r t n e r
25 Peck S lip
P raw n s M arketers
N
e w Y o rk , N . Y .
J e r r y R osenbcrj?, P res.
L i m it e d P a r t n e r
6824
H a m lin Avenue
M r. A sh e r R o fio w
L in c o ln W o o d , Illin o is
L im ite d P a r t n e r
311
W
est 91 Street
M r . J a m e s Rofie rs
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
L im ite d P a r t n e r
17
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M r . J e r r y R o s e n b e rfi
L a rc lim o n t, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a r t n e r
17
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M rs. R u th R o s e n b e r g
Larch m o n t, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a r t n e r
24
C
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Road
M r . Israel R u b i n s t e i n
N e w Rochelle, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a r t n e r
2<H)
Ferndale
Avenue
M r. S te p h e n S h u ster
Scarsdale, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a r t n e r
H
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6
Bay
B
lvd.
M r. H e r b e r t S lav in
A tla n tic Beach, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a r t n e r
29 J u n ip e r Road
M rs. E e la n o r
S loan
B lo o m fie ld , C onnecticut
L im ite d P a r t n e r
136 East 76 Street
M r. W i 'l i a m J. W a r b u r t o n
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
L im ite d P a r t n e r
71
M am aroneck Road
M rs. F ran ce s R . W e i s m a n
Scarsdale, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a r t n e r
25
Sutton Place South
M rs. J e a n n e t t e C. W c i s n i a n
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
L im ite d P a r t n e r
69
M
am aroneck R oad
M rs. M a r ily n V{’e i s m a n
Scarsdale. N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a r t n e r
75
East
End Avenue
M r. M ai ( h ew C. W e i s m a n
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
L im ite d P a r i n e r
300
East
71
Street
M iss G e o r s i a n a I.. W i n s o r
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
L im ite d P a r t n e r
re n t license to practice In any
state or possession of th e U nited
S tates m ay qualify. D etailed In ­
form ation m ay be obtained by
calling (836-6600) or w riting the
office of th e Chief, N ursing Serv­
A n e x a m in a tio n f o r tr e a s­
ice, V eterans A dm inistration H os­
ury
e n fo r c e m e n t a g e n t h a s
pital, 800 Poly Place, Brooklyn
been a n n o u n c e d by th e sp ecia l
11209.
Enforcement Agent
For Treasury Dept
e xam iner, In te r a g e n c y Board
of UJ5. Civil Service E xam iners,
for th e T reasury D epartm ent. T he
post pays $5,732 to $7,913 per
year to sta rt.
All positions are located in New
York S tate. They are w ith th e
' Alcohol, Tobacco and F irearm s,
an d Intelligence and Inspection
Divsions of th e In te rn a l Revenue
J u n i o r C u s to d ia n
A pra<:tical-oral exam ination Service; in th e Secret Service;
was given to th e 40 candidates for an d in th e B ureau of Customs.
T he G S-5 positions, except spe­
prom otion to ju n io r building cus­
cial agent (Intelligence) require
todian recently.
th ree years of experience of
COLLEGE COURSES AT HOME
w hich two years m u st have been
A m e ric a n School, O eot. 9AP-35.
130 W. 42n<i St., N.Y. 10036 M 9-2604 in
crim inal investigation work.
F or G S-5 special ag en t positions
in th e Intelligence Division, I n ­
te rn a l Revenue Service, three
years of accounting an d auditing
experience is required.
G rade G S-7 positions require
a n additional year of crim inal in ­
vestigative experience. F or all po­
sitions college level education m ay
be substituted for all or p a r t of
th e experience.
A pplication form s an d a copy
We understand.
of announcem ent No. NY-9-10
m ay be obtained In any post
office in New York S ta te where
Walter B. Cooke
th is anno uncem ent Is displayed;
th e Interagency Board of U.S.
C all 628-8700
Civil
Service Exam iners, 26 F ed­
to re ach a n y o f o u r
eral Plaza, New York City; an d
10 n e ig h b o rh o o d ch ap e ls
in th e Bronx, B ro oklyn ,
the In te rn a l Revenue Service,
M a n h a tta n a n d Queens.
Room 1105, 90 C hurcli St., New
York City.
N ew Ju s tic e
ALBANY—Jacob W. A braham
of New York City h as been nam ed
to the Suprem e C ourt by G over­
nor Rockefeller to fill a vacancy
caused by th e d e a th of Justice
A rthur Klein.
I.KOAL NOTICK
Snbstance o f Cert, of Ltd. Partnership
fluly excputed by all the partnens and
filed in the N.Y.Co. Clk’a OHice, Feb
10. 19C8. Name and loeation of partner­
ship is Shroder-Ocean Blvd. AsBoeiates.
Sarastoa, Florida. Business: Construction
of an apartment building' in Saraaota,
Florida, with an office e / o McLaufrhlin
& Stern. 44 4 Madison Ave., NYC, and the
operation and mannsement thereof.
General Partners and their residence are
Millanl Shroder, 1192 Park Ave., NYC.,
who is also a limited partner., William
ShrodciT, 48 57 Primrose Path, Sarasota,
Fla., who has each contributed $1.00.
Limited Partners, their residence and
cash eontrihutioiie are Joshua A. Rothstein. 66 Sheldrake Rd„ Scarsdale. NY..
$10,000, Jacob Perlow, 247 E. 72d S t .
NYC., $37,500. MiMard Shroder, $3500,
Willi SchloessiiiErer and Elsbeth SchlesBinuer, 2147 3d Avp., NYC., each $2500,
Kzra J. Recen, .?4.T2 Dante Dr., Sarasota.
Ma., $15 00, Henry Steckel and Hilda
StecUel,
1 8 Station Rd., Great Neck, N.Y.,
C'..
each $125 0. Term of partnership from
date of aotiuieilion until Dec. 31, 2010.
subjet-t however, to earlier termination
upon diRposition of the entire interest of
partnereliip in the premises owned by it,
or the decision of the General Partners,
and the death, retirement, or adjudication
of bankruptcy. Insanity or . Inconipetency
of any of the General Partners, unices the
parlnerKhip shall continue as provided
in Partnership Afrreenient. No other prop­
erty is contributed by the General and
Limited Parinere. No addilonal contribu­
tions iro agTee<l to be made by the
Limited Partners. The times when contri­
butions of each Partner i« to be returned
are (a) Upon the refinaneine: of any
niorlffiure on the premises of the partner­
ship, the net proceeds therefrom in excess
of the then remaininsr principal balance of
the mortsraife prior to euch refinaneine.
in the order of priority and proportion as
set forth in Limited Partnership Agree31, 196S.
Tnsh
Securities
ment. (b) At any time at the sole dis­
N iim e
% 4.371*62 cretion of the General Partners, in pro­
------------------------------------------- t 5 000 0 0
-------M rs. M a ry W . B a ll portion to tlieir orie:inal contribution to
M r. H enjam m B ro w n s tc in -------------------------------------- 15 OOaOO
-------the capital of the limited partnership.
M r. A lan
25,000!00
-------Tlie net cash receipts of the limited partM r. Ir v in g Ciray
—
..j. ooo 00
—
nerishlp shall l>e distributed in each fiscal
M rs. Belle H a lp e rn ---------------------------------------------------- 25 00 00
-------year of the partnership among: all Part­
M r. Ir v in s H a l p e r n ------------------------------------------------- ^5 000 00
-------ners General and Limited, and the holders
Praw ns M arketers --------------------------------------------------- T 5 000 00
-------of the Noto« of the partnership as set
M r. Asl.er Rokow -----------------------------------------------------5 ( 0
-------forth in Limited Partnership Asreement.
M r. James Ropers --------------------------------------------------- 25
0 00
-------Limited Partners each afffee o advance to
M r. Jerry RosenberR ----------------------------------------------- ^VOOO 00
the i)artnershlp, from time to time, moneys
M rs. R u th Rost nbers ----------------------------------------------- "«)’ 574 70
7 .425.30 of the partnership on notice from either
M r. Irael R ub in s te in ---------------------------------------------’
15,096.80 of the General Partners (not in excoes of
M r. Stephen Shuster --------------------------------------------- •?5 0 0 0 00
the sum of $-1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ) in proportion to
M r. H e rb e rt Slavin ------------------------------------------------- 25,000.00
20,474.71 their respective orig-inal contribution. If
Fleanor «... Sloan
M rs. f.ieanor
oioan ------------------------------------------ -ic
nn
any partner shall not advance hie sharp
M r. W illia m }. W 'a r h u r t o n -------------------------------------V u /-| i4
21,138,86 of such .additional moneys with 15 days
M rs. Frances R W eism an -------------------------------------^
after notice by eilher of the General
M rs. Jeannette C. W eism an -----------------------------------4,913.69 Partners, then and in that event, (a) the
M rs M a rily n W eism an -----------------------------------------19,959.35 balance of he a<lvani'es of such partner
M r. M atthew s C. W eism an ---------------------------------required to l>o mode pursuant to this paraMiss G eorsiana L. W in s o r
33,128.20
Fa’d'i'^pa^^ricr h ^ s 't lie r ijt h t fio m tim e to tim e to make a d d itio n a l c o n trib u tio n s irraph shall bec'crne immediately due and
payable in an amount equal to the pro­
o r w ith d ra w a ls fro m th e ir ca pita l account as they shall determ ine
be no p a rtia l w ith d ra w a l fro m the ca pita l account o l any L im ite d P artner b elow a duct of $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 and a fraction, the
D iin iin u in capital as shall be d eterm ined by the G eneral 1 a rtn e r w ith o u t the consent numerator of whieh shall be the orltrlnal
contribution of such partner, and the
'^^a d i'^ T im U e d ''^P a rm e r shall receive a p o rtio n o f the p ro fits as such L im ite d denominator of which shall be $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,
•
.>11
ill'ro iin r nr rnc n(‘c in n in c o f the lees any sums therefore paid by such
partner: and (b ) the orliflnal contribution
of the partner not so advancing his share
.....................
p ro fits as d e f in e d i n t h e P a r t n e r s h i p of such mlditional moneys eliall be de­
creased by an amount equal to r>0% of
A c r e e m e n t d u r i n s an y fiscal year.
,
N o riKlit is g iv e n a I.im iced P a r t n e r to s u b s t itu t e a n assig n ee as a c o n t r i b u t o r the amount of such partner shall l>e re­
hi h is p la c e 'H ie G e n e r a l P a r t n e r m ay f r o m tim e t o ti m e a d m i t a d d i t i o n a l li m it e d quired to advance. There is no right given
partners
N o rirthi t o p r i o r i t y is g iv e n to L im ite d P a r t n e r s o v e r o t h e r L im ite d to one or more of the I^imlted Partners
to priority over other Limited Partners
P a r t n e r s as to c o n t r i b u t i o n o r as to c o m p e n s a ti o n bv w a y o f in c o m e .
I n case o f tie a th o f th e G e n e r a l P a r t n e r th e P a r t n e r s h i p sh a ll d isso lve a n d as to contributions or as to compensation
t e r m i n a t e A m a jo r it y o f th e L i m it e d P a r t n e r s shall th e n d esifjn ate o n e o r m o r e by way of income. 'ITie remaining Genet al
o f th e L im ited P a r t n e r s to w i n d u p th e bu sin ess o f th e P a r tn e r s h i p . I n case o f d e a th Partner or l ’.-vrtners are obligated to con­
tinue the bushiess for the balance of
• f a I.imicetl P a r t n e r , th e s u r v iv in g p a r t n e r s m a y c o n t i n u e t h e p a r t n e r s h i p .
T h e C e rtific ate r e f e r r e d to a b o v e has b e e n s w e o r n to by th e G e n e r a l P a r t n e r the term of the partnership on death,
a n d llu* l i n i l t e i l P a r in e r s by th e Cieneral P a r m e r , as ih e i r d u ly a p p o i n t e d L a w f u l retiremcul or lusuuity »X a titmunU ^PartR t-p rc sc u ia tiv c auii A tto r u e y - iu I'uct, u o
th e 2 3 x d d ay o f J a n u a r y ,
1969.
leg al
N O T IC E
O'**
th e
state
of
th e
state
of
VORK, c o u n t y
of
BRONX
G RAM ATAN
C O M P A N Y , L T D ..
N e w Y o rk . P la in tiff, against
A R T H U R K IN G ; E U D O R A K IN G ; W IL H E L M IN A K IN G , L E O N A R D K I N G ; if
liv in g , and i f any o r a ll be dead, th e ri heirs
at la w , n ext o f k in , distributees, execu­
tors, adm in istrato rs, trustees, devisees, leg­
atees and the assignees, lienors, cre dito rs,
and successors in interest o f them , and
g en erally aJl persons h a v in g o r c la im in g
under, by, th ro u g h o r against the said
“ .®|**'dants named as a class, o f any r ig h t
title o r interest in o r lie n
upo n the
premises described in the amended comU N IT E D
STATES
OF
n ew
THE
NEW YORK;
J O H N D O E ’’ " H E N R Y
D O E .” " M A R Y D O E " and ••JA N E D O E ,”
the names o f the last fo u r defendants are
fic titio u s , b eing tenants o r occupants o f
the m ortgaged premises whose tru e names
Defendants.
DBW" DaI t o ?
Y O U A R E H E R E B Y S U M M O N E D to
answer the amended c o m p la in t in this
a ction, and to serve a copy o f y o u r an­
swer, o r i f the amended c o m p la in t is n ot
served w ith this Supplem ental Summons.
*9
“ N o tic e o f Appearance on the
p la in tiff s attorneys w ith in tw e n ty days
a fte r the service o f this Supplem ental Sum­
mons, exclusive o f the day o f service
o f th is S upplem ental Summons, o r w ith in
th ir ty days a fte r c o m p le tio n o f service
w here service is made in any o th e r m an­
ner than by personal d e live ry w it h in the
State. In case o f yo u r fa ilu re to appear,
o r answer. Judgm ent w ill be taken against
you by d e fa u lt fo r the re lie f demanded
C o m p la in t.
BRONX
C O U N lT r is designated as the place o f
tr ia l on basis o f loca tio n th e rein o f the
real p ro p e rty w h ic h is the subject o f this
action. M A R .S H A LL & M A R S H A L L , a t­
torneys fo r P la in tiff. OfTice Address 164
M ontague Street, B ro o k ly n , 1, N e w Y o rk .
Teh T ria n g le 5-3477. Dated A p r il 22.
1968. T O T H E A B O V E N A M E D D E ­
F E N D A N T S : L E O N A R D K IN G , i f liv in g ,
and I t he be dead, his heirs at law ;
next o f k in , distributees, executors, ad­
m in is tra to rs,
trustees, devisees, legatees,
and the assignees, lienors, cre ditors, and
successors in interest o f them and general­
ly a ll persons h avin g o r c la im in g under,
by, th ro u g h o r against the said defendants
named m a class, o f any rig h t, title o r
interest in o r lie n upo n the premises de­
scribed in the C o m p la in t herein.
The fo re go in g Supplem ental Summons
IS served upo n you by p u b lic a tio n , pur»i>ant to an O rd e r o f H O N . E D W A R D
T . M cC A F F R E Y , Justice o f the Supreme
C o u rt, B ro n x C ounty, dated the 2 0 th dav
o f February 1<X69. and filed w ith the v e ri­
fied Am ended C o m p la in t in the Office o f
the C le rk o f the C ounty o f B ro n x at 851
G ra n d Concourse, C ounty o f B ro nx, State
o f N e w Y o rk .
T h e o b je ct o f the above e n title d action
IS to foreclose a m ortgage to secure the
sum o f 9 4,081.60 and interest recorded in
the Office o f the Register o f the C ounty
o f B ro n x on the 2 7 ih day o f M ay, 1965.
in L ib e r 4020 o f M prtgages at page 340
co verin g premises being the easterly oneh a lf o f the easterly 50 feet o f L o t # 3 4 0
on a C ertain M a p e n title d •'M a p o f the
V illa g e o f W a ke fie ld in the T o w n s o f
Eastchester and Westchester, Westchester
Co., N Y " M ay 1854 and filed in the
Office o f the Register o f W estchester C oun­
ty as M a p # 1 4 3 . Said premises also
k n o w n as 826 East 2 2 9 tb Street, B ro n x ,
N e w Y o rk .
M A R S H A L L «. M A R S H A L L ,
A tto r n e y s i o t P laiu iifU
W here to Apply
For Public Jobs
T h e foUowlnc directlona
w here to a p p ij for public job«
ftnd how to reach destinatio iu | q
New r o r k CUy on th e traiuli
•ystem .
C IT Y
NEW CO RK CITY —T h e AppH,
cations Section of th e New York
City D ep a rtm en t of Personnel ta
located a t 49 T hom as St., New
York, N Y . 10013. I t Is three
blocks n o rth of City Hall, on«
block west of Broadway.
A pplications: Piling Period
A pplications issued an d received
M onday th ro u g h F riday from |
a.m . to 5 p.ni^ except Thursday
n u m 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., aod
Sifturday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
A pplication blanks are obtain,
able free eith er by th e applicant
In person or by his representative
a t th e A pplication S ection of the
D ep a rtm en t of Personnel at 4g
T hom as S treet. New York. N.Y.
10013. T elephone 566-8720.
M aned renuests for application
blanks m u st include a stamped,
self-addressed business-size en<
velope an d m ust be received by
th e P ersonnel D ep a rtm en t a t leait
fire days before th e closint date
for th e filing of applications.
Com pleted application forma
whleh are filed by mall must be
se n t to th e P ersonnel Department
and m ust be postm arked no later
than th e la st day of filing or ai
sta te d ctherw lse in th e exam*
Inatlon a n n o u n c e m e n t
T lie A pplications Section of
th e P ersonnel E)epartm ent is near
th e C ham bers S tre et stop of the
m ain subway lines th a t go through
th e area. These are th e IR T 7th
Avenue Line an d th e IND Stb
Avenue I,ine. T he IR T Lexington
Avenue Line stop to use Is the
Brooklyn Bridge stop and the BMT
QT an d RR local’s stop Is City HaD
Both lines have exits to Duani
S treet, a sh o rt walk from tibe Per*
sonnel D epartm ent.
STATE
STATE— 1350 Ave. of the Amer­
icas,
a t 5&th St.,
telephone I
488-6606;
G o v ern o r
Alfred
E. Sm ith S tate Office Building and
The S ta te Campus. Albany; Suite
^50, Genesee Building 1 West
Genesee St.; State Office Building,
S yracuse; and 500 Midtown Tower,
R ochester, (W ednesday only).
A fter 5 p.m. telephone, (212)
765-3811, give the job title in
w hich you arc interested, plus
your nam e and address.
C andidates may obtain appHca*
tions for S tate Jobs from local
offices of th e New York StaM
Em ploym ent Service.
FEDERAL
FEDERAL — Second U.S. Civil
Service Region Office, Federal
Bldg., F ederal Plaza a t Duane St
an d Broadway, New York, N.Y10007. T ake th e IR T Lexington
Ave. Line to City H all and walk
two blocks n o rth , or take any
o th e r tra in to C ham bers St.
B roadw ay S tations.
H ours are 8;30 a.m . to 6 p n^*
Monday through Friday. Also op«®
S aturday s 9 a.m. to 1 P-m
phone 573-6101.
A pplications are also obtain*
able a t m ain post office* excep
the New York. N.Y., Post Office.
B oards of exam iners a t the
ticu la r installation s offering ^ ^
tests also m ay be applied
°
fu rth e r inform ation and app'
I
Won forms. No retu rn envelop
are required with mailed reQU
I
for applicatio n forma*
I
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study
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B ookkeeper A eeoH nt C le rh .
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c iv il S e r v i c e H a n d b o o k __________
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C o m p le te G u id e t o C .S . J o b s
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H o w t o g e t a l o b O v e r s e a s ___________________
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J a n i t o r C u s t o d i a n _______________________________
L a b o r a t o r y A i d e ________________________________
L t. F i r e D e p t . ____________________________________
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L i b r a r i a n __________ _______________________________
M a c h i n i s t s H e l p e r __________________________
M a i n t e n a n c e M o n __________________________
M a l n f a l n e r H e l p e r A f t C _________________
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M o in ta ln e r H e l p e r G r o u p D
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M e c h a n i c a l E n g i n e e r ______________________
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O th e r S u i t a b l e S tu d y M a t e r i a l f o r C o m in g E x a m s
A p p lica tio n s w ill be a ccep ted by
D ep a r tm e n t o f P erson n el, 49 T h om as St.
April 22 for th e J u n e 14 ex a m in a tio n
T h e p o sts w ill p a y b etw een $6,400 an d
C . O . D . 's
40e
ex fro
^^a d e r b o o k s t o r e
^ Duane St.. New York 7, N . Y.
^ • e a s e s e n d m e _____
c o p ie s o f books c h ec k e d a b o v e .
I en clo se ch ec k o r m o n e y o r d e r fo r $.
You and each of you are hereby cited
to show causc before the Surros'ate's Court
of New York County, held at the Court­
house in the County of New York, on the
6 th da y of May, 10G9, at ten o'clock in
he forenoon of that day, why the acoonnt
of proceedingrs o f William B. Bickel as
Administrator should not be judicially
settled, and why the interest of
Helen
Bickel or her miccessora in interest should
not be paid to the State Comptroller or
into Coiirt for their benefit pursuant to
the SCPA 23 22 or 2C2a.
Dated, Attested and Scaled, March 12,
1969.
HON. S. SAMUEL DI FALCO,
(L.S.)
A Surrosrate, New York (Tounly
Wnj;.IAM 3. MULLEN,
Clerk.
GERARD C. DURR. ESQ.
Attorney for petitioner
70 Pine St.. New Yoric, NY 10005
Wh. 3-5530,
Tliis Cltulion is served upon you a«
required by law. You are not oblisreU to
appear in person. If you fail to appear
it will be asflumed that you consent to
the proceedinsrs. unlosa you file written
objections thereto. You have a rigrht to
have an attomcy-at-law appear for you.
Enroll Now For
Curran Appom ted
ALBANY—H en ry M. C urran of
O yster Bay h as been appointed
m em ber of th e New Y ork S ta te
H arness R acing Com mission for a
term ending Feb. 1, 1970. T he Job
pays $23,500 an nually. Mr. C u r­
ra n served In the New Y ork S ta te
S en ate from 1960 u n til his re tire ­
m e n t on J a n . 1 of this year.
F O R
N E X T
E X A M
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HELEN
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HELEN STEIN and HELEN BERNSTEIN, ale n t com bination of education
if Ii7 ing:, and If dead, the heirs at law, an d experience.
next af kin, and distributees of Helen
F ringe benefits are ann ual
BlcUel, decea!<ed, if living, whose names
and post office addresses are unknown to leave, sick leave, leave for v aca­
petitioner herein, and If any of them be
dead, to their heirs at law, next of kin, tions w ith pay, m em bership in a
distributees, legratees, executors, a<iminisR o ad C a r In s p e c to r
th e social
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F o u r .candidates took th e w rit­
drpsees are unknown and cannot, after
diligent inquiry, be ascertained, bein? the ance p la n an d th e blood credit ten exam for prom otion to road
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County & State
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GREETING:
Upon the petition o f WILLIAM B. com panied
by a self-addressed
BICKEL, residing: at 4 ' Z 3 l Acacia Ave.,
Bonita, California.
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lT U E SD A Y , APRIL 1, 1969
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H e a r t A n d L u n g B ills
A r e A N e c e s s ity
ARIOUS bills h ave been Introduced in th e S ta te L egis­
lature w h ich would m an d ate th e Fire D ep a rtm en t P e n ­
sio n S y stem s to recognize h e a r t a n d lu n g diseases as incurred
In th e lin e -o f-d u ty for p en sion purposes.
T o be roused from sed ate a c tiv itie s by th e sudden shock
o f an alarm bell, rid in g on apparatus a t b reak -n eck speeds
to th e u n k n ow n and arriving a t th e scen e of a fire to work
a t a fra n tic pace, certain ly tak es Its toll on firefighters.
Today, It is n o t uncom m on for a firefighter to work at
a s m an y as six or e ig h t m ajor fires in th e course o f a tour.
T h ese, too, m ake th eir m ark on th e h e a rt of a firem an.
In recen t years, sy n th e tic fabrics and th e in creased use
o f p lastics in ap a rtm en ts are ad d in g to th e dangers to th e
h e a lth y lu n gs of firefighters. W hile th e Fire D ep artm en t h as
m a d e great ad van ces in th e u se of s e lf-c o n ta in e d b rea th in g
eq u ip m en t, it is im possible for com p an ies, arriving first at
a fire, to use th em . T his is w here th e dangers exist.
We urge th e S ta te L egislature to pass th e se bills and ask
G overnor R ock efeller to sig n th em in to law im m ediately.
T h ey are long, lo n g overdue.
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C h ann el 31. T h is week’s program s
are listed below.
M onday, April 7
4:00 p.m.—A round th e Clock—
New Y ork Police Academy ser­
ies for In-service training.
7:30 p.m.—O n th e Job—New York
City F ire D epartm ent train in g
series.
9:00 p jn . (color)—^New York R e­
p o rt—Lester S m ith hosts In­
terviews betw een City officials
an d visiting newsm en. P re se n t­
ed in cooperation w ith W OR-TV.
Tuesday, April 8
4:00 p.m.—^Around th e Clock—
New Y ork Police Academy ser­
ies for In-service training.
7:30 p.m.—O n the Job—New York
City F ire I>epartm ent training
series.
Tliursday, April 10
4:00 p.m.—A iound th e Clock—
"Procedures re Prisoners,” New
Y ork Police Academy series for
In-service trainin g.
7:30 j.m .—O n th e Job—New York
City F ire D epartm ent trainin g
series.
Friday, April 11
10:00 a jn .
(live—color)—S taff
M eeting O n T h e Air—Officials
In New York C?lty’s D epartm ent
of Social Services answer phoned-ln Inquiries from th e of­
fices In th e field.
4:00 p.m.—A round th e C?lock—
“P rocedures re Prisoners.” New
Y ork Police Academy series for
In-service training.
S aturday, April 12
7:30 p.m.—O n the Job—^New York
City F ire D epartm ent train ing
series.
DON'T REPEAT THIS!
(C ontinued from P a re 1)
torney who, w ith th e aid of young
m em bers of th e C?ity’s Police D e­
p a rtm e n t, staged a m onum ental
fig h t ag a in st m obsters an d hired
killers. S tories of rise to political
prom inence th ro u g h some con­
n ectio n — good or bad — w ith
XWllcemen ca n be found thro u g h ­
o u t th e natio n.
A new tw ist cam e la st week,
however, w ith th e announcem ent
t h a t a policem an, him self, was
e n terin g th e political lim elight
largely because of his profession.
T h e m a n in th e news is S anford
D. G arelik, a veteran of 29 years
fxn the New York City police force
who rose to the h ig h est post in
th e uniform ed ranks, Ciiief Police
Insp ector, an d who resigned th a t
position la st week to seek the post
of P resid en t of th e City Council
•£ a ru n n in g m ate to M ayor Jo h n
V. Lindsay.
“ Good Cop” Im age
I t Is obvious th a t tlie Mayor
Intends to m ake th e m ost of his
record of keeping the City calm
these p ast two “long, h o t su m ­
m ers” an d one of tiie m en lai gely
responsible for helping keep the
peace was “S an d y ” G arelik. Not
only does h e have a strong public
im age as “a good co p ;” he is a
•cliolarly m an, a good speaker and
« linguist. Among th e seven la n fu ag e s he speaks is S panish,
w hich certainly will be a help
along th e cam paign trail.
G arelik ’s em ergence into the
political worltf did n o t come as
tihe surprise it m igiit laave had a
tew years ago w hen policemen
stayed largely In th e background
as fa r as elective office am bitions
go. T he idea of a "cop” ru n n in g
for public office n o t beincr so
stran g e is due largely to the em er­
gence this p ast decade of th e P a t­
ro lm an ’s B enevolent Assn. as a
stro ng political force und er the
presidency of Jo h n Cassese and
the skillful guidance of his public
relations m an. N orm an F rank.
T he R ise of FBA
'The PBA passed from being a
loose organization of policemen
into a cohesive political force some
years back w hen th e n Police Com­
m issioner S tep h en K ennedy a t­
tem pted to break the em erging
power of th e PBA by assigning
C assese to a p erm a n en t post as
a tia ffic policem an down on the
w ate rfro n t d u iln g freezing w eath­
er. T h is new spaper im m ediately
called for K ennedy’s resignation
for using his office in this m a n ­
n er an d th e daily press pushed
Cassese fu rth e r into th e limelight
w ith news stores an d picture cov­
erage of him a t his freezing post.
F rom there on, th e PBA began
to move faster tow ard the political
scene and solidified its role in th a t
area when, for th e first time, it
endorsed a Republican, A ttorney
G eneral Louis J. Lefkowitz, for
M ayor over th e D em ocratic in ­
cum bent, R obert F. W agner. W ag­
ner won, b u t the PBA h a d accom ­
plished its goal of establishing
itself as a political force to be
contended w ith. T his was proved
w hen PBA efforts am ong the
voters caused the rejection of a
Civilian Review B oard for heariiig
claim s ag ain st policemen.
T h e guiding h a n d behind all
this h as been N orm an F ra n k , a
public relations expert, whose skill
in leading th e PBA along th e u pW'ard p a th h as now encouraged his
candidacy fo r M ayor on th e
D em ocratic ticket via th e Ju n e
prim aries. Fi*ank’s efforts have
received every b it as m uch pub­
licity as those of Cassese an d the
PBA. W h a t tn is all points to Is
th a t th e public concern over law
an d order appears to have opened
the doors to a new kind of poli­
tician —th e effective policem an, or
hds spokesm an. Ju n e an d Novem­
ber will show how deep th a t con­
cern h as gone.
Note: T h is week’s colum n gives
fu rth e r evidence of th e ever­
growing power of th e civil service
vote in politics in New Y ork State.
T h a t vote rep resents ap p roxim ate­
ly one six th of th e electorate here
and is composed of Federal, S tate,
county a n d other local govern­
m e n t employees a n d th e ir families
th ro u g h o u t the S tate. You ca n be
sure th a t m any candidates w an t­
ing office this year a n d next are
busy lig h t now seeking out this
im p o rta n t civil service support.
And political leaders are seeking
candidates w ith a strong civil
service following.
Werker Named Judge
ALBANY—H enry F. W erker of
Greenville h as been appointed
Judge of the C ounty C ourt of
G reene County.
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Superannuation I I
IN AN ARTICLE 78 proceeding, th e resp on d en t h as the
a lter n a tiv e o f (1) Interposing o b jec tio n s as a m a tter of law
in a m o tio n to dism iss th e p e titio n or o f (2) interposing
a n answ er w h ic h inclu d es su c h ob jection s. As observed in
la s t w eek ’s colum n, th e r esp o n d en t u itilized th e form er pro­
cedure In th e case of T oban v. N ew Y ork S ta te Employees’
R e tir e m e n t System . T h e m otio n w as b ased u p on the con­
te n tio n t h a t T oban sh ou ld h a v e a p p lied to th e Comptroller
for a red eterm in a tio n o f h is a p p lic a tio n to h a v e h is retire­
m e n t ta k e e ffe c t sub seq u en t to A pril 1, 1968, as of which
d a te th e law w as am en d ed to im prove p en sion benefits.
J u stice Edward S. C onw ay d en ied th e R e tir em e n t System ’s
m o tio n b ecause it is n o t n ecessary to e x h a u st adm inistrative
rem edies w h en th e relief so u g h t is sp e cific a lly required by law,
UPON DENIAL Of th e m o tio n to dism iss, th e Retirem ent
S y stem su b m itted a n answ er w h ic h esse n tia lly urged that
th e R e tir e m e n t an d S ocial S ecu rity Law, S ectio n 70(a),
m a n d a te s r e tirem en t o f all S ta te em ployees as o f the first
o f th e m o n th follow ing th e m o n th in w h ich th ey attain
th eir se v e n tie th birthday.
TOBAN’S REPLY to th is c o n te n tio n urged th a t there
h a d been an approved ex te n sio n o f h is co n tin u a n ce in serv­
ice beyond h is 70th birthday, as a u th o rized by S ection 70(c).
T ech n ic a lly su ch approval sh ou ld h a v e b een given by his
d ep a rtm en t h ead and th e Civil Service C om m ission. How­
ever, T oban p oin ted o u t th a t h e h a d b een required to work
in A ugust, 1967, during h is regular v a c a tio n period because
o f th e n eed s of th e service. T herefore, h is con tin u an ce in
service beyond th e age of 70 sh ou ld be d eem ed approved in
order to com p en sate h im for h is v a c a tio n tim e. Indeed, the
lum p sum check for su ch v a ca tio n tim e w as in a n amount
from w h ich th e usual deductions h a d b een m ade for a six
w eek s’ period. S u ch d ed u ction s in clu d ed th e charge for
n orm al retirem en t, a ch arge t h a t sh o u ld n o t h a ve been made
if T oban w ere already retired.
TOBAN CONTENDED th a t h e could n o t possibly have
b een retired on M arch 1, 1968, b ecau se h e w as continued
on th e payroll and, therefore, in S ta te em p loym en t, until
th e exp iration of h is v a c a tio n period o n April 11, 1968.
M an ifestly, during su ch period o f co n tin u ed e m p lo y m e n t, it
w as possible for h im to be deem ed retired. I n s u p p o r t of
h is c o n te n tio n th a t h e c o n tin u e d in S ta te em ploy u n t i l the
exp iration o f h is v a c a tio n period, T ob an c ite d th e case of
B litz ▼ . Corsi. B litz h a d b een aw arded u n e m p l o y m e n t insu ta n c e b e n efits for a period w h ile sh e w as on v acation from
h er du ties w ith th e S ta te o f N ew York. In s e ttin g a s id e the
aw ard, th e A ppellate D ivision w h o se ru lin g w as a f f ir m e d by
th e Court of A ppeals h e ld th a t th e em ployee c o n t in u e d on
th e S ta te ’s payroll an d in S ta te em p lo y m en t t h r o u g h o u t the
period of her v a c a tio n a lth o u g h sh e h a d b een i n f o r m e d that
h er job w ould be term inated a t th e con clu sion of th e vacation.
PETITIONER ALSO relied upon Ju stice V in cen t A. Lupia n o ’s h u m a n e d eterm in tlon in W ein v. Leary (C o lu m n of
February 11, 1969). T h a t case w as b rou g h t by a New York
C ity p a tr o lm a n ’s w idow for a d eterm in a tio n th a t she
eligible for “d ea th gam b le” b e n e fits. T h e Issue in the Wein
case arose b ecause th e P olice P en sio n F u n d refused to in­
clude a ccu m u la ted v a c a tio n tim e a n d terijiinal leave time
for th e purposes o f a sc e r ta in in g th e p a tro lm a n ’s length
of service. W ith ou t su ch tim e, th e d eced en t w o u ld have
b een credited w ith less th a n tw e n ty years of s e rv ic e w it
a su b sta n tia l loss o f p en sion b e n e fits to h is widow. F o rtu ­
n a te ly for th e cau se of ju stice. J u stic e L upiano h e ld tha
th e P olice P en sion F u n d is m a n d a te d to consider u n u s
v a c a tio n or term in a l leave tim e in com p u tin g le n g t h o
service. He observed th a t in a ll n o rm a l c a l c u l a t i o n s of a
em p lo y ee’s service period, unused, v a c a tio n tim e is coun
as a m a tte r of practice, if n o t o f right.
JUSTICE CONWAY did n o t c o m m e n t upon th e Blitz cas .
He did, how ever, d istin g u ish th e W ein case on the
th a t J u stice Lupiano w as n o t co n fr o n te d w ith a statu
provision like S ection 70 o f th e R etir e m en t and
cu rity Law barring th e r e sp o n d en t from giving eligi
cred it to th e p etitio n er beyond h is 70th birthday. On su ^
rea so n in g, Ju stice C onway h a d no ch oice but to
p etitio n , a lth o u g h it seem s clear t h a t T oban had b e « i
tin u ed in em p lo ym en t a n d on th e payroll beyond
tirem en t date. It seem s th a t th e le a s t th e respondent s
do is refu n d to Toban th e sum o f $133.55 In retirem en
d u ctio n s ta k en from h is te r m in a l v a c a tio n pay.
Engineer Exam
In St. Lawrence Cty.
^
e x a m in a tio n
w in be held
senior engineer in S t.
Lawr-
April 26. T h e posiHon in the CSounty Highway D e­
partment pays $12,000 to $14,000
C o u n ty
per
F o r a d d i t i o n a l inform ation w rite
^ Vi^alter F. M onteith, S t. Law rC o u n t y Pei-sonnel O fficer,
po. B o x 87. C ^ t o n , N.Y. 13617;
gf call 315-386-4581, extension
225 A p p l i c a t i o n s m ust be received
th e Personnel Office before
April 11'
"
LEOAL
N O T IC E
niPRKMR COURT OF THE STATE OF
tgW YORK COUNTY OP THE BRONX.—
II the Matter of the Application » f
PIEDKRICK JOHN HARNETT. Petitioner
for the Dissolution of hla marrlasre with
E3THKR EL/IZA HARNETT, Rcapondnnt
Purtuant to Rpotlon 220, Domestic RelaU(xi« I-1W. NOTICE. TO; ESTHER ELIZA
harnkttt a k e NOTICE that a petition haa been
iRBonted to this Court by FREDERICK
JOHN HARNETT your husband for the
jjMolution of your marriare on the
Iftonnd that you have absented yourself
for five stirvesslve years last past, without
yinr known to him to be Uvlnff and
th»t
bclicvoe you to b« dead, and that
pflnuant to an Order of said Court, entewd the 2Sth day o f February 19 69, a
beirinff will be held upon said petition at
Om Mid Supreme Court, Special Term
P»rt I. In the County Court House, in
th« County of The Bronx, City of New
Tork. State of New York, on the 6 th
I j v o f Juno, 1009 at 10:0 0 o’clock In the
forenoon. Dated: Bronx, New York, FebreiTT 24, 1969. /S/F REDERICK JOHN
HARNETT. Petitioner. MURRAY SELTjlER, Esq.. Attorney for Petitioner, Offl« and Post Office Address 708 Ea«t
hjStli Street, Borougrh of Bronx, City *f
V«« York.
LE ffA L
VO
VO
o\
N O T IC E
ISt/PREMR C O U R T O F T H E S T A T E O F
I n EW Y O R K . C O U N T Y O F N E W Y O R K .
1-GOI.DlE R A P P A P O R T , PlaintiflF a g a in n
llRVING R A P P A P O R T , a / k / a
E R N IE
I rAPPAPORT, IR V IN G T R E S S IN , J A C K
I pESSIN and J A C K ROE. D efen d a nt.— lo |d n No. 3 0 5 8 8 /6 9 .— PlaintiCF designates
V«w Y o rk C ounty as the place o f tr ia l.—
rh< baji* o f the re n u e is Place o f the
tfarriagc.— Summons w ith N o tic e .— P lain*
■f resides at 43 East 52 Street, C ounty
New Y o rk .
A C T IO N T O A N N U L A M A R R IA G E
DR F R A U D .
T o the aboTe named D efen d a nt.
You are hereby summoned to answer
le c o m p la in t in this a ction and to serre
copy o f y o u r answer, o r, i f the comUaioc IS n o t M rre d w ith th is summons.
..
o f appearance, o n the
Umtiti s A tto rn e y w it h in — days a fte r
letvice o f th is sununons, exclusive o f
: d»T o f service (o c w it h in 30 days
nef the service is com plete i f th is
amwoni is n o t p ersonally delivere d to
■« wichin the State o f N e w Y o r k ; and
fwe o f y o u r fa ilu re to appear oc
“ wer, judgm ent w i l l be taken a/r~inst
' bjr default fo r th e re lie f dem anded
the com plaint.
D«ed, Janary 17. 1969,
M IC H A E L C
GRAY.
A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiff.
lOIScf ind Post Office Address, 233 B road­
e n. New Y o rk , N .Y . 1007. 732-4853.
■
The o bje ct o f th is a ction is to
l * W l'L A M A R R IA G E .
fe'ief sought is Judg m e n t declar*
Ir*.*"® n u llity o f the m a rriage o f the
O u r car t h e m o v ie s ta r.
Incredible as it sounds, you a r e looking a t the
rortianftc lead o f a big new Hollywood picture.
Please, no autographs.
The picture Is W a lt Disney Studio's "The love
Bug." And our VW a p p e a rs fin all its real life
splendor) os H erbie, the main character.
W hy w ould a big film studio w ant to moke a
movie star out of the bug?
W hy not?
Signing o ne up for a lifetime costs onl', $ 1799*
That’s less than they have to pay other movie
stars in a single day.
H b7 * •**'* above nam ed D e fe n d a n t; T h e
summons is served u po n yoo
17. Publication p u rsu a n t to
an o rd e r
March 4, 1969. o f the H o n . M itc h e ll
l^-ichw eitzer, a Justice o f o f the Supreme
of the State o f N e w Y o r k , and
.. •long w ith th e s u p p o rtin g papers
the New Y o r k C ou n ty Q erk^s Office.
« ction to a n n u l a m arriage.
1 *. 1969. M IC H A E L C
A ttorney fo r
P la in tiff.
O n ce signed up, the bug w on ’t suddenly start
making crazy demands. (A gallon of g as for every
27 miles o r so is all.)
N o studio could ask for a less tem peram ental
star, llt’ll work any time, anywhere.)
O r on e with few er bad habits. Ut d o esn ’t even
drink w a te r J
O r one that ag es so gracefully.
And of course, there isn’t a perform er around
4 h a t's b e tte r known to the public.
W h o else makes three million personal a p p e a r ­
an ces on the road every day?
O ur car can be seen in Walt Disney’s Production of "The Love Bug.**
LEGAL NOTICI
Y our " L o v ; B ug" b u tto n a n d sticker a r e w a itin g fo r y o u .
THE
PEOPLE O F T H E
Y O R K , By the Grace
and In d e pendent. T o A tState o l N e w
kia ’
J- M u rp h y ; M a rg a re t G o ld eDh’ vf
M u rp h y ; L ia m M u rp h y ; Jom
M u rp h y ; C onsul GeoI Thnm
S"**
d istributees
Bov?**’
k n o w n as ‘n io m a s
*>fd
Thom as Joseph B o yd, dewnose names and post office adJlilitfnf
u nk n o w n and cannot a fte r
Him
t>e ascertained by the p etiKd „
being the persons in te ri in 'fe d ito rs . distrib u te e s o r o ther*0
..
Thom as B oyd, also
•ephSJ. Thomas
J. B ^ d and Thom as
i hit
u ’ ‘•^ceased, w h o at the tim e
t7tfc c,®‘ " V t* ■ 'e sid e n t o f 4 94 W est
Street. N e w Y o r k . N .Y .
iCpo.
Send G R E E T IN G :
T h e P u b lic Ad«*io»
u;
*be C ou n ty erf N e w Y o r k ,
<
300 g ® ^* ■ * H a ll o i Records.
Count.
M a n h a tta n . C ity
fi the
Y o r k , as a d m in is tra to r
<nL
new
R <‘e c e a ^ ? ’
■ “ <» credit!
of
^*oir*ca,,
yoo «re hereby cite d
fNew
u before the Surrogate’s C o u rt
S d i. !„
b eld a t the H a ll o f
r 9'h da.
. C ounty o f N e w Y o r k , o a
'ilx
1969. at ten o ’clock
■ .'ftd its o f
T h e P u b lic A dC ounty o f N e w Y o rk ,
j***® soods. chattels
^ “ ‘Ij.cially^'setded
^
Ae’ ',e L ? ^ y W H E R E O F . W e have
of
®j
Surrogate’ s C o u rt
Ik iv
to Kp ^
< ^ n t y o f N ew Y o rk
1^)
«ffixed.
D
r
S. S A M U E L
toid rS ® ’ • Surrogate o f o a r
New
• * **** C ou n ty <)f
the r e ^
5 th day o f M a rch ,
••nd
L ®**f
®**« ‘ boo•ioe.
hun d re d and siicty-
CUrk^*'*
c*’ Mullen,
o f tite Surrogate's
Court.
AmlfyvllU
M o n ferM o fo m ,U d .
A uburn BarryVolkswogeiv Inc.
B a ta v ia Bob Hawfces, Inc.
i a y Shoe* Tran«-lsland Automobllei Corpi
B aysldo Bay Volkiwagen C o rp .
Binghamton R oger Kreige,.!nc.
Bronx A voxe C o rp o ra tio n
Bronx •Bruckner Yolkswager^ ln&
B ronx Defrtn M o to r C o rp .
Braoidyii Aldan Yolktwagetv In&
Brooklyn Economy Yolkswageivlne.*
Brooklyn KIngtboro M otors C o ip .
Brooidyn Volkiwogen o f Bay Ridge, Inc.*
9«iffa|o Jim Kelly'i^ ln&
k ^ a l o Butler Yolkswagen, Inc.
Bm sford 'H o w a rd Holmeit, Inc.
' N t o n lakeland Yolktwa^ei^ Inc.
C e n e v a D o c h a k M o to n ; Inc.
G lens Folb Bromley Imports, Inc.
H am b u rg Hal C asey M oton^ Inc.
H armon Jim M cG lone M otdn^ Ipc.
H e m p ste a d Small C an^ Inc.
Itfdsvlllo W a ite n-Donoldson, Inc.
klortiell Suburban M oton^ Inc.
tf o r s e h e a d t H. R. Amacher & Sons, Inc.
HtKboa John Feore M oton^ Inc;
• S n a a E S T D S IIB T A IL P& IC E, * A 8 T
coast
IfunfTngfon Feam Motor*, fnc.
inwood Volkswagen 5 Towns;, Inc.
W iaca Ripley M o to r C o rp .
J a m a ic a M anes YolkswageA, Inc.
Jo m estow a Sta teside M otors, Inc.
Johnstowa Valley Small C a r C o rp .
lOngstoa Ameriing Volkswagen, Inc.
La GrangeviOo Ahmed M o to m, ltd.
Lalhois Academy M otors; Inc.
Lodcpoit Volkswagen Village, Inc.
M asse n a S e a w a y Volkswagen, Inc.
Merrick Sak er M o to r C orp., Ltd.
M iddle island Robert W eiss Yolkswagetv Ino.
M ld 'd leb w a G len Volkswagen C o rp .
MontkeOo Route 42 Volkswagen C o rp .
Mount KIsco N o rth County Volkswagen, Inc.
N e w H ydo Parle Auslonder Volkswagen, Inc.
H e w Rodielle County Automotive C o., Inc.
N e w York City Voikswdgen Bristol Motors, Inc.
N ew York CHy Volkswagen Fifth Avenue, Inc.
N ew burgh F & C Motors, Inc.
N i a g a r a Falls Amendola M otors, Inc.
C l e a n O le a n Impo rt«, Inc.
O n e o n ta John Eckert, Inc.
Plattsburgh ■' C eleste Motors, Inc.
Q u e en s Villpg*
RensseTaer C o o le y M otors C o rp .
K v e rh e a d Don W a ld 's Autohaus
R odtester Breton M otors, Inc.
R odiester F. A. M o to r«. Inc.
Rochester Mt. Read Volkswagen, Inc.
East R odiester Irmer Volkswagen, ln&
Rom* Seth Huntley a n d S o n ^ Inc.
Rosiyn D o r M otors, ltd .
Sayvine Blanco M otors, Inc.
Sch en ectad y C olonie Motors, Inti.
Smtthtoxvn G e o r g e an d Dalton Volkswageiv ln&
Southam pton BrdI M otors, Ifd.
Spring V alley C. A . ' H a t ^ , l n a
S ta te n Island Staten Island Small C ars, ltd.
Syracuse Don Cain Volkswagen, In c .'
East Syracuse Precision Autos, Inc.
T o n a w a n d a Granville Motors;, Inc.
Utica Martin Volkswagen, Inc.
Valley Stream Val-Stream Volkswagen, Inc.
V estal Jim Forno & Son, Inc.
W aterto y m Harblln Motors, Inc.
W e s t N y ack Foreign C ars o f Rockland, Inc.
W o o d b u ry C ourtesy Volkswagen, Inc.
W o o d sld e Q u e e n tb o r o V olb w a g en , Inc.
Yonker* Dunwoodie M o to r C o rp .
AUTNOMIZCe
W e U Volkswagen C o rp .
P .O .B . IXKJAL T A X E S A N D O T n R R IJ K A L K R D E L I V E B T
▲ T £ X X a A CO ST .
CHARGES.
IF
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A D D ITIO NA L,
W H ITE W A L LS
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nam ed to th e G overnor’s Advisory
Council on Y outh an d Work. T hey
are Russell C. M cC arthy of R och­
ester an d Cyril D. Tyson of T h e
B ronx. M em bers of th e Council
sea.*ve w ithou t com pensation.
Positions As Electricians
Helper In New York City
MAHHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
AND WEEKLY RATES —
T here are 42 v a ca n cies for elec tr ic ia n ’s help ers in th e
C ity o f N ew York, and a p p lica tio n s w ill be accep ted by th e
D ep a rtm en t o f P erso n n el from April 2 throu gh April 22.
S alary Is $27.93 per day.
Y o u th G u id a n c e
L ast week a w ritten exam was
R equirem ents are three years of
ta k en by the 126 candidates for
helper; or n o t less th a n one and^
the position of a ssista n t youth recent, satisfactory, full-tim e paid
experience as a n electrician’s a h a lf years of experience plus
sruldance technician.
acceptable train in g an d education
to com plete the three year r e ­
quirem ent.
TRAVEL AGENT CLASS
T he qualifying w ritten ex am ­
BEGINNING APRIL 22
a \G H S C H O Q /
in a tio n is scheduled for Ju n e 21,
An intensive evening tr a in ­
b u t th is d ate is tentative.
ing program for m en an d wom­
E lectrician ’s helpers, u n d er su p ­
en Interested in working in
ervision, assist an electrician In
B
DIPLOMA
travel agencies, or in organizing
Thli N.Y. Staf« diploma
th e installation, repair, rep lace­
tours, cruises, gi'oup an d Indi­
I*
•quIvaUnt
vidual travel will open Tuesday,
m ent, an d m ain ten an ce of electric
of graduation from a 4April 22 a t E astern School, 721
y«ar High School, if l< valuable to
w iring system s, appliances, a p ­
non-graduat«i of H^gh School fon
Broadw ay, N.Y. 10003, AL 4 p a ra tu s an d equipm ent.
5029. F or inform ation w rite or
• EmploymenI • Promellen
F or fu rth e r Inform ation, a n d an,
• Advanced Iducotlenal Training
call for Form 88.
applicatio n w rite o r coirie In p e r­
o Perional Sail'ifacllon
son to the New York City D e­
O ur S p tcla l Intanilvo 5 -W t«k
Court* p rtp a rc i for official oxami
p a rtm e n t of Personnel, 49 T ho m as
conducttd at ragular Intervals by
D o
You N e e d A
S t.
N. Y. State Dept, of Education.
IqulvaleiKu
A tte n d
In
ENROU
H ig h S c h o o l
M anhhattan
In
i p l o m
Jamaica
M eet
In M a n h a tta n ,
M o n ila rs A Wednrsdayg
ft:30 o r 7Ut0 P.M .
e q u iv a le n c y
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N O W : C la sse s
J a m a lra ,
T a e a d a /a * Tliur»daya
s : 4 a * r 7 :4 S r j t t .
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Be O u r G u e s t a t a C la s s !
DELEHANTY IN STITU TE
f o r civ fl s e r v i c e
fo r p e rso n al satisfa c tio n
• Weeks Courai Approved b j
M.T. S ta te B ducatloo Dept.
118 E a a t 1ft St., M a n h a tU n
B l-01 Ife r r le k BU d.. Jamaica
C A T E R IN G
tO K
A L L O C C A SStO N S
A t $ 1 4 9 .5 0 ,
le s s c a r tr id g e a n d b a se ,
its p r o b a b ly th e h ig h e s t
p r ic e d
a u to m a tic
tu r n ta b le a v a ila b le
to d a y .
\ b u
11 u n d e r s t a n d w h y
w h e n
y o u
s e e it.
B r id g e a n d T u n n e l
C andidates for assistan t bridge
an d tu nnel m a ln ta in e r took a
p rac tic al ex am ination recently.
T h ere were 96 candidates.
CO ED
D ays, E ves., S a t I
LEARN TO PROGRAM
I B M / 3 6 0
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T h e
a ll-n e w
C O M PU T E R S
E a ste rn S chool
A L 4 -5 0 2 9
721 B r o a d w a y . N .Y . S ( a t 8 S t .)
Pleoae w rite me free a b o u t th e H isb
School B quivalencr claaa.
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M on , W omoM — E a s ily L o a r a t o
tNVESTIGATE
ACCIDENTS
and
ADJUST CLAIMS
■ p to
$200
a w o o k (F u ll tim e )
o p t o $ 10 0 o w o o k ( p a r t t i m e l
lAtw eoal eourse, S n ic hta wkly> for
t a wka. (S at. e la u e a a lso ). E xciting
•eenre fu tu re . No a ce o r education
requirem ent*. Free advisory placem ent
service. Call now.
FREE BOOKLET - BE 3 -5 9 1 0
A D V A N C E B U S IN E S S IN S T IT U T E
i 1 W . 3 2 n d S t . . N .Y ; 1 , N :Y .
SPECIAL RATES
$
T ru c k
1 0 .0 0
p e r
P h o n e :
C H
S tr e e t
2 -7 5 4 7
SCHOOL DIRECTORY
M O N R O E INSTITU TE — IBM C O U R S E S
Keypunch. IB M -3 6 0 ,
Special P R E P A R A T IO N FOR C IV IL S E R V IC E T E S l^ !’ “ sw U c'h b ^a rd !” ‘” * '
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S C H O O L S “ T o p T ra in in g - f P re ttig e "
I B M Keypunch. Tab, etc. C om puter ProKram m tnc,
Secretarial, E k kp in s , S w itchbd. C om p tm try, Stenotype. Free Placement Svce. Approved fo r foreign
f.
H > » y . B k ly n .
DB
6-7200,
Ifin e o la
B lvd.,
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B Y N E W Y O R K STATE BO AR D O F REGENTS.
A PPR O VED FO R V E TER AN S
ADELPHI
A C C R E D IT E D
HIGH SCHOOL Equivalency
DIPLOMA
• F o r C IV IL SE R VICE
• F o r Em ploym ent
o F o r Collere Entrance
• F o r P e rs o n s l S a tis fa c tio n
I W««k N.Y. Education D tpt. Approved once weekly Courte IN SCHOOL
• r AT NOMC in your spare time.
ROBERTS SCHOOL, H SL
i*L r-oloo
S tr W. 17 Street. New York, N. Y. tOOl*
ri«a«e tend ma FRJBS lulorm alioa oa H lih School Equlvalencr,
K arat
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C o m e In th is w e e k .
!
AUDIO UNLIMITED
UNLIMITED, INC.
NYC
853 B’way n4th St.). N.Y.. N.Y.
• • • • • YU 2-4000 • • • • #
3 9 6 T H IR D AVENUE
MU 2 -3 8 3 6
h r.
MODEL AUTO SCHOOL
1 4 th
5 0 H
P r a c tic e
C o lle g e T rain ed In s lro c to rt,
P r iv a te In stru c tio n .
7 DAYS A W EEK
W .
M ir a c o r d
W e th in k lt*s tlie h a n d s o m e s t, sm o o th ­
e s t, q u ie te s t, g e n tle s t a u to m a tic w e'v e
e v e r s e e n , a n d t h e e a s ie s t t o o p e r a te .
CAU^ VISIT-WKire
<
Commercial ProKramming ;
Because they buy big, most corporations
pay about $310 for $395 tv sets.
Now you can, too.
TRACTOR TRAILER
TRUCK and BUS
INSTRUCTION
For Class I - 2 & 3
LICENSE
1 4 5
MEDICAL, LEGAl SECRETARY COURSES AT
HOME.
AMERICAN
SCHOOL
DEPT.
9A P-34, BR 9-2604.
IB M
KEY PU N C H
$ 9 9 FOR 6 0 HOURS
APPVO. FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
(CUSS 3)
P .O .
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MORE HOURS
COMPARE!! i
MEN
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Id d ro M
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SANITATION
$ 3 2 5 FOR 220 H O U RS
LOW COST
W hen any large corp oration buys tv sets, or typew riters, or air conditioners, or just about
anything else, they d o n 't p ay retail prices.
Because they buy in bulk, th e y giet discounts o f tw enty p e rc e n t or m ore.
A nd th a t's w hat C onsum er Service is ^1 ab o u t. A g roup o f consumers like yourself whoVe
g o tten to g e th er, through organizations like this one, to g e t th e sam e kind of mass-purchasing dis­
counts every large corpo ratio n gets.
C onsum er Buying Service has c o n tra c te d dealers in your are a to give you these di**
counts. The dealers make th e ir money ou t of th e g re a te r num ber of sales we send th eir way*
A nd you save plenty. There a re n 't any fees. N othing sneaky a b o u t it.
In fact, you are alread y a m em ber of C onsum er iBuying Service. Through your member­
ship In the Civil Service Employees A ssociation.
If you are in the m arket for a N EW CAR, and M A JO R APPLIANCE, FURNITURE. CAR­
PETING, a FUR C O A T , HI-FI EQUIPMENT, a N EW DRESS, a N EW SUIT, a VACATION
TRIP, you nam e it. please call Mrs. K art or o n e of th e oth er ladles a t th e telep h o n e number*
shown below.
Tell her w hat you w an t to buy. Brand n a m e an d everything. She will Innnedlately
you a purchase certificate with th e nam e o f th e d ealer with whom we have n e g o tia te d * dis­
count price. It will b e as close to wholesale as you can g e t.
If you like th e price, pick up th e goods, with th e usual d e a le r and m anufacturer's war­
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LEGAL NOTICE
SURROGATE’S C O U R T: N E W Y O R K
(XJt'NTV.— In th e M a tte r of th e Abrogalion of Vhe Adoption oX DO U G LAS C R A IO
Cl’RTIS. JR . by W I L L IA M T . V R O O M A N .
ORDER OF A B R O G A T IO N OP A D O P T IO N .
Vpon the p e titio n o f D O U G LA S C R A IG
a<]ult. d u ly T e rifie tl the
J4th <iay o f A p r il 1967 and the A fT id a y it
of pptitioner'a
m o th e r
BARBARA
R.
d u ly T e rifie d the H t h day o f J u ly
1967 and the p e titio n e r b a rin e ’ appeared
before me and h aT in p been exam ined by
me a* required by I'aw, and appearing to
th« oatiBf action o f th e C o u rt th a t the
• b r o r u ti o n o f ado p tio n o f p e titio n e r doe«
not adversely a ffe c t th e in te re s t o f the
Jotter parent W I L L IA M T . V R O O M A N and
it in the beet in te re s t o f p e titio n e r, and
It fu rth e r a p p e a rin r to m y oatie factio n
tbiit there i* no reasonable o b je c tio n t«
rrtitio ne r &88um inr hia o rig in a l name o f
IX>t’ GI.AS C R A IG C U R TIS. JR ..
NOW. ON M O T IO N OF GO LDSTO NE,
WOI.FF Jk F R IE D L A N D , a tto rn e ys fo r
ftelitionor. i t is
ORDERED th a t th e p e titio n o f DOUGI-AS CRAIG V R O O M A N fo r th e abroga­
tion of adoption b y W IL L IA M T . VROOIIAN be and the same is h ereby granted
•nil th a t such a bro g a tio n be and the
tame is hereby in a ll respects allo w e d and
ajiproved and i t is fu r th e r
ORDERED
th a t
IK3U G LAS
C R A IG
VROOMAN. b o m D OU GLAS C R A IG CUR ­
TIS, JR.. on F e b ru a ry 6. 1040 in the
town o f B rid g e p o rt. C o u n ty o f F a irfie ld ,
etate o f C onnecticut be and is hereby
•nthcrlzed to res\ime h is b ir t h name o f
IM)UGLAS C R A IG C U R T IS . J R .. upon oomlib in g w ith the p rovis io n s o f A rtic le 6 o f
the C ivil R ig h ts L a w and o f th is order.
Biiinely.
'iTiat this o rder be entered and the said
IM'tition upon w h ic h i t was gran te d be
filw l w ith in ten days fro m th e date h ereof
tn the o ffice o f the cleric o f th is c o u rt in
the C ounty o f N ew Y o rk th a t w ith in ten
days fro m the date o f e n try hereof, a
ropy o f th is order sh a ll be p ub lish e d in
thf C ivil Service L«ader, a new spaper
HuWished in th e C ou n ty o f N ew Y o r k ;
th a t
w it h in fo r ty days a fte r th e
waVinj o f th is order, p ro o f o f such pub)i<alion by a ffid a v it s h a ll be file d w ith
•h* H e rk o f th e Supreme C o u rt in
the
County o f New Y o r k ;
That, fo llo w in g the due f ilin g o f the
said Pf-tition and e n try o f said order as
bfreinbefore directed, the p u b lic a tio n o f
•ofh ordfir and th e f ilin g oJ p ro o f o f pubhcation thereof, th e p e titio n e r sh all be
*no»n a« and b y the name o f DOUGLAS
fRAIG C CR TIS. JR .. w h ic h he U hereby
siithorized to assume and b y no o th e r
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th a t th e y -h a v e th e physical abll-
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for th e M ay 10 exam ination for
positions as m a in ten an ce su p er­
visor (heating p la n t a n d a ir con­
d itioning). m aintenance m echanic
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operator.
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exam, an d m u st be residents a t
th e tim e of appointm ent.
F o r fu rth e r inform ation write
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L O O K IN G FO R B R IC K ?
CAMBRIA HOTS,
»2I,B 00
BRICK COLONIAL
Consisting: of 6 Isre rms 3 master
bdrms formal dr, mo<l Kit and
batJi*. Patio, ciw fin U<ml many
extras.
LArKELTON
DET URICK TtJDOR RANCH
All rni8 on one floor plus nite club
fin bemt g i i r mod & immaf ihru-out
4 000 eq ft of landsoape carden
i;rnd8 owner trailsferrttl.
SPRINOFLD GAKDNS
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..LEG.VL a FAM C / 0
Dot 6 yr old Irge brk & Bh 2 fam
fonsistinr of 6 tremendous rms in
each apt. Hollywood kit & bth fin
burnt over 5000 sq ft landscaiied
grrndB $3000 below m;u-Uet value.
Many Other One and T n o
Kam. Iloniea Avull.
Q U EEN S H O M E
O L 8 -7 5 1 0
170-13 IlillHlile Ave.. Jamaira
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533 WEST 207 STREET
NEW YORK, 10034
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national company. Office* in all borouRThfl. No experience necessary, Dre will
train. Excellent income. Call Mr. Bone
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H o u s e s F o r S a le
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LE.W IN G ST.\TE: have choice of over
13 one family houses on Staten Isl.-mil
price from ^0 , 0 0 0 to $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 . $ 1 ,0 0 0
down, bal. like rent. P.O. Box No. 100
Staten Inland, N.Y. 10.T14.
I.Al’UELTON
ALL BKK'K
Mod e yr youne f[>oo A span duplex.
3 m.-ujter bedrooms, 1 U batlm, POSH
finished b.isemeiit, oan)etinB-, appliances
etc. Terrific value at $'.J3,090. 30 yr
111iB-e.
ABCO
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IIILL.SII1K
AVE.,
JA.MAICA
H o u ses F o r S a le - Q u e e n s
QUEENS V1LL.\GE, 14 yr old bri<-k home,
beautiful residential area, 6 Va spacloue
rms, luxurioue fin bsmt, (raraire, extras
palore. .Sacrifice. Price $;j.T.4(»0. TRIO
RE.^LTY, AX 1-0407, 168-20 Hillside
Ave., Jamaica, L.I., N.Y.
nOIJ,I9
$ 1 9 ,9 9 0
All brick EnffllHh Tudor. Exffll ent
condition i-. location. 6
nn«, 3 bedrms. 2 baths, finiBhod basement, 2 ear
far. All aiipliaucca. Immediate occup.mcy.
L O N G ISLA N D H O M E S
lUM nilKlde Ave., .luniaica
RE 9 -7 3 0 0
NORTH
EAST BRO NX
Del 1 lam, 0 rms. Mtco already »pl)roved with $1000 down. Move in m
soon aa you wish. Firet-eome-Fir*!
Served .................................................$18,500
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Eligibles on State and County Lists
.8 4 . 1
Kinsella J CanandaliEua . . . .
OPTION KMPI^VMKNT COUNSKI-OR 163 Dcredita M Liverpool ..................81.1 38
,8 3 ,0
R Forest Hills . . . .
1 Wanl, B Oiiconla .................... 100.6 10:t Kucera W Kndwell ......................... 81.1 4390 Brunner
,8 3 .8
Hulsizcr D Canaslota
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81.1
164
Bushart
B
New
Hartford
2 Srichlow A St Alb^uui ............. 07.6
,8 3 ,6
41
Whitaker
M
Bay
Shore
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3 Shapiro T BrooUljm ....................97.« 105 Fu s'h ino C New York ..................81.1 42 Greenbersr P Yonkers .............
.8 3 ,6
4 H.-ipe M Rophcstcr .......................07.6 160 Tomb G Canandnlsnia ..................81.1 43 Weintraub A Ma-spcth . . . .
,8 3 , 6
5 fiitow K New York ................. 07.0 167 Arnold K Bedford HI* ..................81.1 44 McKosky R Troy
.8 3 ,4
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168
Carrer.iM
M
Richmond
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s
..............81.1
6 Himor L Forest Hills ................ 07.ft
. 8 3 ,1
45 Cohen R Greenfield P . . . .
.8 2 ,7
7 Foiilk K Syracliw .....................00.1 109 (Jreincr E Bronx ............................81.1 46 Pendleton
E Wolcott .....
o
.8 2 ,5
d Harnitn R New York ................. 06.1 170 DcHmond L For Lee NJ .............81.0 47 Hutchison J Rensselaer . . . .
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.8 3 . 5
9 (^iinniff R New York ................. 90.0 171 Kiicharski J Tonawanda .............81.0 48 Williams M U t i c a .......................
.8 2 , 0
10 Spoypr K New York ......................00.0 173 Walker A W Hempstead .............81.0 49 Boston R
Syracuse .......
Greenwalil V New York .............81.0
.8 1 ,8
50 Connolly G Farmingdale . .
11 9<Iiw!irt7, n nrooUljm ............... Or..!> 17J
174 Wei.sbcr? S Brooklyn ..................81.0 01 Ryan W Troy ............................
.8 1 , 6
II /.iprowHki E Cliiitond.-ilo ..........94 S 175
Wei(7,
J
Klushinff
............................81.0
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8 1 ,5
53
Goldfarb
A
Elmhurst
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i:i Moriran K Rockaway Pt ............. 01 R 176 (Jrcenbcrif N New Y o r k ...................81.0
.81,0
5.1 Glaserman T New York . . . .
n Taylor J Jolinson City ............. 01.G
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8 1 .0
177
Avramides
B
Brooklyn
..................81.0
04
Simon
M
Maryland
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cu 15 Sw.-inson S Tonawanda................. 01.0 178 l.iclitcnstcin C Bronx .......................80.9
,8 1 .5
16 MfKinnoy P Rooliesler ............. 01.0 179 loraelson S Brooklyn ..................80.9 5 .') Pierce M New Rochelle . . . .
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8
1.4
56
Rlny
A
Holt^vil'.«
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17 SalliHH S Rye .........................04.6
.8 1 .0
Appel H New York .......................80.9 07 Manuel A Dunkirk ..................
18 ZufUor H Franklin Sa ................. 0 4.*3 150
.8 0 .0
151
Robert#)
H
New
York
....................80.7
58
Amflter
L
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n 10 Ilnidor M New York ................. O.T.H
.8 0 ,7
59 Delong R Pouchkeepste . . . ,
Seicer K KiKnderhook ..................80.5
ns •JO Donnelly M Bnffa’o ...................O.-J." 152
.8 0 ,7
1H:1 Auerbach R Bronx .......................80.1 60 Ziegler R Poughkeepsie . . , .
!J1 Slmll* J Brooklyn .......................O.T.l 18-'
.80.7
Jeby G Brooklyn ............................70.7 01 Herrmann J North Syraoiiae
‘.yi Hiiickor M New York ............. O.TO
.80,4
03
Graves
A
Plattsburgh
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185
Hyman
F
FlUHhinff
.......................7».'
3;j F.i'tcn T< Hrooklyn .....................02.0
.8 0 ,4
Rochester . . . . . .
MeiHcnlii-ldcr R F a y e t t e v i lle
70.7 6.1 Damico
24 CiK-r.-iniise E Rorlieatcr.................01.8 187
.80,4
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64
Levin
A
Brooklyn
188
Brunn
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New
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Zurkerman
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65 Dolgan H East O r a n g e .............
PC 20 Dclorenzo K Elmsford ................. 01.6 180 R.-wIm L JackHon
...........................
. 80 .3
Fehervary D Albany ..................70.6 66 Sliwa J Utica ...........................
37 Oarfinkel n New York ............. 91.0 100
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T Yonkers .................
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2rt lOisenbcrir R Brooklyn ............. 91.5 101 Straus P L I City ............................7 0 . C 67 Crabbe
.80.2
Donnelly P Painted Post . . . .
-< 39 Conner R Binprhamton ............... 91.Ti 102 Wilson B Flushinff .......................79.5 68
.8 0 .3
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Rndcrman S RoHlyn Hts
.......... 70.5
50 Si-hwartz M Syraoiiwe ................. IM.4 10:i
.7 9 .0
104 Schaefer A Laurclton ..................79.5 70 Ruth D Bayport ......................
.7 0 .8
l-i .11 Rosario N Bronx ..................... 00.4 195
71 Keogh J Sayville .................
.......................79.0
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Appachin
.7 9 .4
Seide E New York ...................... 00.4 106 Millstein J Arvenie .......................79.0 73 Gilow K New York .................
. 7 0 .4
.i;< Monahan T I.ittle Fall* ............. 00.n 107 Baron N L.ackawanna ..................70.5 7.1 Salvalo J Sea ford. ............... .
u
.79.1
.14 Sorensen R Clinton .....................00.3 198 Newkirk S Binirhamlon .............70.4 74 Destefano R YonketKi
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.7 0 ,0
.ir> Bobrow J Flushing ................. 90.1 199 Scliinderman S New Y o r k ..............79.4 75 Kreblw V Ni.agara Falls . . . .
.78.0
>• 30 Horowitz T Brooklyn ................. 00.1 300 Pines A Bronx .................................79.4 76 Sperrar.za 3 Buffalo .......... ..
. 7 8 ,9
PS 37 Txrttis M Rochester .....................00.1 301 Bailen M Glenoaka .......................70.4 77 Kocnicsl>erg L New York .,
.
78.8
78 Koniecki A New York ----t*:: .18 Hanavan N Buffalo .....................00.1 303 Smih J New York ............................79.4 79
.7 8 .8
Beecher K West Babylon , . , ,
30 Appelman B HickSTllle ............. 00.1 30:i McKoy C Brooklyn .......................79.2
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80 Forzani H New York ............
40 Kane I. Bronx ........................... 00.0
.7 8 .5
Taylor T Forest Hills ..................70,3 81 Jasinskl R Buffalo ............
4 1 Buie Q New York ................... 00.0 304
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.......................79.2
205
Kenster
E
Buffalo
42 Shi/rin A Bronx .......................... 90.0 300 Murphy J Ulica .............................. 79,1 82 Hodges L Bronx ......................
.7 8 .5
4.1 Oranipone R Rie.mond III ......... 00.0 207 Miller B Brooklyn ......................... 78,8 83 Digrazia V Brooklyn ............
.7 8 .5
84
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T
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44 Guenther S Rochester ............... 90.0
.7 8 .3
45 Rooney E Pelham .......................80.8 20S Ranous H Minetlo ......................... 78.7 85 Pfohl R Derby .................... ..
.7 8 ,3
300 Klein S Brooklyn ............................78.4 86 Miller R Snnnyside ............... .
46 Bloodstein A Brooklyn ............. 80..'i 310
.7 8 ,1
87 Sherman M Levittown . . . ,
Pollack (! Pitlaford .......................78.3
47 Stanoin S Symcuse .....................80.0 311
.7 8 .0
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Whitehorn
F
Rocky
Poinit
Goldlierff
R
New
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..................78.3
48 Morris P Mahopac .....................8.S.8 313 Rotlunan S New York ..................78.3 80 Hahn H
.7 8 .0
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4!) Black y Bayeido .........................88.8 31." Ganliner I„ New Y(wk ..................78,3 00 Jackflon J Hor.^ehead:«
.7 7 .0
New York ............
60 Warren C New Y ork.....................88.7 314
.7 7 .7
01 Mulligan J Englewood N J , ,
lnwoo<l J Brooklyn ................... . 7 8 . 3
51 Ortoland M Tonawanda ............. 88.6 31,'. Shadi'r
. 7 7 .4
93
Allen
E
Ithaca
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A FluHhinff .......................78.2
f.a Soliulkind O Brooklyn ............. 88.fi 316 BeaKclnian
.7 7 .4
93 Jenningis A Hollis ............... .
R Jamaica . . . . . . . . 7 8 . 1
53 Henrion M New Yotk ................. 83.6 217 AUieri J Riverdale
.7 7 .3
94
K
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R
Brooklyn
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64 Winesrar D New York ................. 8S.0 218 Zulinke E Syracuse .......................78,1
.7 7 .3
.......................78,1 05 Wolf M E a s f c h e s l e r ............... ..
65 Robinson P RooUester ................. 88.<>
.7 7 .3
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Ryan C Newark NJ .......................78,1
6fl I’itts B Buffalo .........................88.6 310
.7 7 .3
Moser J New York .......................78.0 0 7 Tepbnrn R Lindenhurst , . . ,
.7 7 .0
57 Rand A Forest Hills ............. 88.6 330
98
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.7 6 .0
68 IVm.-ireo A Latham .....................88.5 331 Delano W New York ..................78.0 09 Muchnik 5 New York ............
.7 6 .9
60 Hamilton D Pittsford .................88.4 33V’ Sniircnsky A Spriner Val .............78.0 100 Seiden M New York .......... ..
O'Connor P Hicksville ..................78.0 101 Carter E Brooklyn .......... .
.7 6 . 8
60 Asbornsen A Binghamton ..........8S.4 23:i
.7 6 ,6
61 IlandHchy F New York ............. 88.4 324 M.'ithews M Bayfiide .......................78 .0 103 Ramsdcll W P o o l v i l ! e
23."> Manlre<l W OKdensburf .............78.0 103 Ouenii J Brooklyn ............... ..
.7 6 .5
6‘i WriR-ht M Syractise .....................88.4 330
Ryan H New York .......................78,0
.7 6 . 5
8.1 Smith J Rochester .....................88.4
104 Delorenzo F Elmsford ----.7G.5
64 Ouarnieri P Buffalo ................. 88.:! 337 Rothinan H Forest Hills .............78,0 105 O’Brien J Glen Cove ............
.7 5 . 0
338
Kllien
V
Brooklyn
.......................77,9
fJ5 C.ifltelli J Ma-ssapequa Pk ..........87.6
106 Mahon A Belle Harlwr .
.75 0
(56 Dady J Woodhaven ................. 87.ri 330 Davison K Orchard Park .............77.9 107 Donofrio A Brooklyn . . . ,
.75.7
2:!0
SUIar
D
New
York
.......................77.0
108 Clarke F Camillus ..........
67 Andrews
Lanojisler ..................S7.‘.*
.7 5 .6
McArthur J New York ..................77.8 100 Grae P S t a lin Inland . . .
«8 CJreene E Rofjo I'ark ................. S7.2 331
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7 5 .6 '
3:12
Carbone
S
Brooklyn
.......................77
.6
110 Lyman M Staten Island .,
80 Concilia R Buffalo ................. 87.1
.7 5 . 5
I.epp F Hollis ................................ 77.5 111 Enright S Bronx .................
70 Schwartzer R New York ..........87.1
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Mivsaapequa
.............77.4
112 O'Donnell J Rockville Ct ,
71 Shanirold H Dewitt .....................87.1
.7 5 .3
i .". Knellor H Lisle ................................ 77.4
113 Ackernon P Hor.xeheads .
7" I.auirhlin B Ijarchmont ............. 87.1 3:
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75.0
McKinney P Rochester . . .
7.1 Peek M New York .....................87.1 3:56 Kwicniew.ski R Biiffal-o ..............77.3 114
.7 4 .0
74 Farris T New York ...................87.0 337 HanUcn K New York ..................77.3 115 Ke amer J Jackson Heights
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7 4 .0
7f» Rappaport E Brooklyn ............. 87.0 3:18 Brett B Brooklyn ............................ 77.3 116 H.igen J New York ..........
.7 4 .7
76 HanHon O Jackson Ht» ............. 87.0 3:10 Uotbchlld B East Islip ..............77.3 117 Blystone E Utica ...............
77 Driscoll M Uochestcr ................. 87.0 2 10 Ba:;i B Staten l.sland ...................77.2
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78 I.ief J li I City .........................80.0 34 1 I.attiiuer R Buffalo ........................77.2
.9 1 ,3
79 O’Neill S Rochester .....................86.9 343 Traynor F Staten U ...................76 .0 1 Burnu E Schene. tadr ............... ,. ,. .8,8,3
343
Asher
M
Utica
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76.7
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Shelgren
J
Averill
Park
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80 Kaye* L St Albans .....................86.0
,1
81 r.owenthal B Rcffo Park ........... 80.7 34 4 Lazarus X New Y o r k ....................... 70.7 3 Birckheyl J Albany ............... ,, ,, .83
.8 1 .6
Coffey J Troy .........................
Bernstein N New York ............. 80.r> 345 Kucera T Endwell ........................76.7 4.I OrlTk
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83 Barhite R PitUford ..................85.0 3 40 Sinirer S Far Rockaway . . . . . . 7 0 . 7
Chahal J Rensselaer
.......... . . .8 0 , 2
84 Pfohl R Derby ............................ 8."..8 3 47 Stahl M New Y o r k ............................7 6 .G 76 Roberts
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85 ChenauU B Albany ......................S.T.S 348 Embroe L New York ...................76.0
S Schenectady . . . , . . 7 7 , 7
S6 Poppclbaiim M Utic» .................. S.T.7 340 Silverman G Brooklyn ...................76.0 100 PalumlH»
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Vaschereau O Troy ....................
87 Janowits W New York .............. 85.6 250 (ienero C Amsterdam ...................70.6
8S Chapman R Tarrytown .......... 85.6 251 Lieijman J New York ...................76,0
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STATIONARY
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RO Finffcr B New Dorp ................. 85.6 253 Shanty E Rochoeti'r ........................76 ,6
90 Pa<lua K New York ................. 85.4 3r>:t Henick S Oceanside ....................... 76.6 1 Bailey H Elnora .................... ., ,, .. 99 68 .. 80
91 Jurm.-ui 0 New York ............ ,..85.4 35 4 Burke D Forest Hills ....................... 70.0 3 Lyon M East Nassau ............... . , . 95,4
02 Yanlshefaky E Brooklyn ......... 8.^ .1 355 Beney C Niagara Falls ...................76.5 .1 Johnson R Albanv .................... , , . 0 4 . 7
M Pine Bush ...............
».1 Lielitman S New York .............. 85.2 3.'.0 Kneafsey J Brooklyn ...................76,5 45 Benson
W Fredonla ............... . , . 9 3 . 6
94 Harper E Brooklyn ................. 8 4.0 357 TaroMi J Dewitt .............................76,0 6 Rickard
Si’.liman C Auburn ............... . , . 93.3
Troy
................................. 76 ,5
95 Rainseur T tCempstead .............. 84.8 358 Falla
7
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Ogdensburg ............... , , . 9 3 , 0
90 Salpeter N New York ............. 84.7 359 Sansone G Rcffo Park ...................70,0
R Madrid ............... . , . 0 1 . 0
97 Hannah E New York ............. 8 4.7 300 O Kourke B New York ..............76.5 80 McDowell
Hemstrought
H Oxford .......... . . . 8 0 . 7
98 Norvie R Rochester ................. 84.6 261 Varq\iez C New York ...................70.5 10 Jennines G I>odi
. , .8 9 ,7
S»0 Klein J New York .....................84.5 263 Kaiiell B Far Rockaway ..............76_,5 11 Utfer L Schenevu#.........................
.................... , . . 8 0 , 5
100 F.isemr.Tirt O W.-uila«-h ............. 84.4 20:J IX'ilz \ Guldrlnd Clr ...................76.5 13 Bowers G Rome .........................
. . .8 0 ,3
101 T.abman D Whitestone ............. 84..1 30 4 Marien H Derby ..................................70.4
Guhlow B Buffalo .................... . , , 8 8 . 5
lO*; Brescia Is Brooklyn......................84 ..1 36.'> Cleere M acksoa Uta ........................70,8 13
J.-M'o1>8on W Brooklyn ............... , , . 8 8 . 0
10» Wasflcrman E Brooklyn ............. Sl.l 366 St>ence H Horscheads ...................75.6 14
Vandewater D M v c y ............... , , . 8 8 . 0
104 M:ifllow R Brooklyn ............... 84.1 307 Hanavan K Buffalo ........................75.5 1,'i
16 Denbert F Athens .................... , , . 8 7 . 8
105 I.aaher M Syracuse ................. 84.1 308 Desforyivi H I’ort Chester ..............75,4 17 Woods J Albany .................... . . . 8 7 , 6
10« Brevoort W Massapequa ........... 84.1 300 Sliewan E Niiwrara Falls ..............75.3 18 Dill K Dunkirk ......................... . , . 8 7 , 6
107 Hall R Baldwinsvil ................. 84.1 370 Gross R New York ..........................75.3 10 Rogler L Beacon ......................... . , . 8 7 , 6
lOS Carmody K W Hempstead..........-84.1 371 Batts M Brooklyn .............................75,2 20 Asimus H Pearl R i v e r ............... , , . 8 7 , 5
100 Mcssen>er E Brooklyn ............. 84.t 273 Maurielto B Brooklyn ..................... 75.1 31 Martin K Troy ......................... . . . 8 7 , 2
110 J.evinson J Jamaica ................. 84.1 27: j White J N Syracuse ....................... 75.1 33 Farmer W Yorkville ............... , , , 8 7 , 0
I II Mcl-ean C Brooklyn ................. 8 4.1 274 * illi lh J R o m e ..................................70,1 33 CommIn« D Whitesboro .......... . . . 8 7 , 0
11 •! Riccardo F Liverpool ............. 84 .0 375 1‘aoiie J Uins-hamton .................. 70.1 54 Dominy R Sar.inac ............... , . , 8 7 , 0
11.1 Golber S New York ................. 8 4.0 376 Wetnbertf K Cwlarhui-sl ................ 75.0 35 Cooner Q Saranac .................... .. ., .. 88 66 ,, 07
114 Dow 3 Syratnise .....................8».0 377 Fried H Buffalo .............................70,0 36 Haye« M Poughkeepsie ..........
8 6 ,7
115 Oreen G New York .................8.1.9 378 Welts W Troy . . ............................ 75.0 27 Desroches J Scotia .................... ___
116 Weinbcrsr H Roslyn Hla ......... 83.9 379 Foley E Old Weslbury ...................75.0 38 Marshall H Morrisonvill .......... ., .. .. 88 66 ., 36
117 I-awaon J BiiiffhanUon .............. 8.1.0 380 Caruso V N iw York ...................75,0 "0 Lar.awar L Morrisville .......... ___ Rfi.1
118 I^ary C New York ................. 8.1.0 381 Weinberif R Dewitt ........................70,0 .10 Moerbeek M New Palt* .......... . . . 8 6 .1
110 Boaton J New York ..................8:1.9 383 Pi«arro R New York ...................75,0 .11 Duqnetfe R Schenectady . . . ___ 8'..8
1*:0 Thompson N NYC .................. 8.1.0 3S:i Kosi R Howard Beach ...................75,0 33 Tompkins H Dover Plains . . . . . . 8 5 <»
131 Shriver H Willianisvll .............. 8.1.8 284 Braudel B New York ...................75.0 3P.3 Frank F Syracuse ............... ____85,7
133 Silreniian J New York .............. 8:1.7 286 S t r a c u /ii T UinKliamton ..............74.0 34 VocchI M "Hauppange ..........
12.1 Eiaenirart B Wantairh .............. 8:1.6 287 Edelsleiii 1 Peekskill ...................74.7
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134 Beckerman M New Yoi-k .......... 8:i.5
1 De<‘her W Albany .................... , . , . 9 5 , 0
135 Hammersblas I Brooklyn .......... 83.1
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120 Hickerson T New York .............. 83.0 1 Sm ilb H Bellporl ........................... 100.7 3 Jaoot>s J MAlbany
,‘ ,' i 8 3 , 4
127 Millstein M Brooklyn .............. 8:i.0 2 Beifer 1 Brooklyn .............................98.0 4 Gross L Albany .........................
____83 .3
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138 Herlihy D Tully ........................83.8 3 FriMllaiuler L l.<eviltowa .............. 97.4 5 Brisebois 1* Albany
............... ____78 .9
139 Trinffali J N Syracuse .............. 83.7 4 Pintilelon J Rochester ..................... 96.7
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133 niienel R Flushlngr ..................82,7 8 Hamm J Brooklyn ............................ 03 .5
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134 WhiteUoni F Rock Point .......... 83.6 10l» Lainon
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137 Wittman M Rochester .............. 82.0 i:» Paaquali C Whitcsbora
1 R ic k e r J C onnelly ................, . .1 0 1 , 4
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138 Parsons K Niagara FIs .............. 83.6 14 Carter V Buffalo
2 G e rllng R Spencerport ............ .. , ,100,.1
.............................00,6
130 O^iswald J Pouerhkeopsle .......... 83.0 15 Slranjky L Bellerose
3 W a lle r H Chenango B r l , . . . , . , 1 0 0 , 3
...................90.4
140 Phillips O New York .............. 83,6 16 Vei-razzani E Elmont ........................80,0
4 Sapone D T ro y ........................ . . , . 90,8
141 Riedcl J Clifton NJ ..................83,6 17 Maltby U Oirdensburr ...................89.6 5 K m d r ic k I* Schenectady . . , , . , . 9 9 ,5
143 Harley O Brooklyn ................. 83.S 18 Bernstein N New York ..............89.3 6 H a m ilto n A Horsehead* . . , , . . . 9 8 , 8
141 Paoternak A Flushin? .............. 83.5 19 Salterfield C Spring: V a l l e y .............. 8 8 .8 7 E v e rh a rd t W Am sterdam . . . , , . . . 0 7 , 6
144 McCarthy D Syracuse ................ 83..'; 30
8 B u b W T ro y ........................... , . . . 9 6 , 8
Michalak M Akron ........................8 8 .6
145 I.atham M Saranac Lake ...........82.5 31 Caldwell
9 K u ra lo w lc z M T,«Tlttow n . . , , . , . 9 6 , 8
Warsaw ........................87.9
14fl Mancinelli L Brooklyn .............. 83.5 33 Nusent E RYonker*
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.............................87.8
147 Corcoran J Grand Island .......... 83.5 33 Eckl R Cat.HkiU ..................................87.5
11 H a lllg a n J R o n k o n k o m * . . . , , . . .9 6 ,1
148 Puttemian B New Y ork.............. 82.5 2 4 Bologna M Albany .............................87.5 13 Binerham K T ro y .................... . . . . 9 6 , 0
140 Millman J Kew QariUMia .......... 82.5
. . . .9 6 .0
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............, . 8 7 . 4 1.1 TVm ars B T u p p e r L a k e
100 Rick R Brooklyn ......................83.5 35
30 Jaetniemin M We«tbury ................... 8 6 .8 14 Freem an A R o n k o n k o m * . . . . , . . , . 9 5 8
151 Stern M Forest Hills ................83.0 27 Berry K Jaekaon Heigrht* ..............80.0 10 H liy d ra T A lb a n y ................. . . . . 9 5 . 2
153 Eg-ffleston B New York ............ 83.6 38 Doyle W Saratoga pff ................... 86,6 16 M yem H Rensselaer ............ . . . . 9 5 ,1
103 Rirnejr J Brooklyn ..................83.4 39 Quinliv.%n B S c h e n e c ta d y ................... 86 .6 17 Nash C T ro y ........................... . . . . 0 6 , 0
154 Crooetta O Altamont ..................83.4 30 Horr R Auburn ................................. 8 6 .* 18 House J P o u g h k e e p s i* ............ . . . ,» 4 . S
155 Natale J Brooklyn ......................83.3 31 Cavanag:h P Buffalo ........................80.0 19 C o u rt A M ln e o U ................. . . . . 9 4 ,1
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167 Ingrber M New Y ork.................. 81..13 33 Salhu* S Rye .......................................85.5 21 H a w r t y R A lb a n y ............ . . . , 9 4 , 1
, . . , . 8 6 . 5 23 Seana 1? Syracuse ................. . . . .9 4 ,0
163 Peterson M Kenmore ..................81.3 3r4 Solomon O New Y o r k
150 Vetowich N New York .............. 81.3 35 Sackel J Staten Island ...................80.0 33 W o le* H Gowanda ................. ____ 9.1 7
1«0 Arons I Rochester ......................81.* .10 Epstein H Brooklyn ........................84i.8 34 N ad o raskl H A lb,m y ............ . . . .0.1 4
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Ragotarie W Albany ............
Gclser D Swain ......................
Smith H Tonawanda .......... .
Hcidcnrlch W Ridgewood
Santore N Fulton .................
Allen D Ammenia ............... .
Gardner W Troy ......................
Healey R Troy .................... .
Glowucki J BulTala .......... .
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............... .
Vrooman L Scotia .......... .
Fish J Albany ...........................
Comley R Cohoe« .................
Krone E Scotia ...................
Bagg R Ballston Spa , . . . .
Redner A Guilderland .......... .
Stone E Mechanicvillo . . . ,
Gardner J Troy ....................
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McEneny J Syracu.se .......... .
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Bcach R Albany ...............
easier H Elbridge ............... .
Johnson A Troy .................... .
Dicaprio G Anmterdani . . . .
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Werder R Chester ............... .
Okeeffe J Greenville ..........
Worth H Albany ...............
Sloan E Troy .........................
Berkowila L B r ...............
Pierce F Ravena ...............
Jaracz J Amsterdam ..........
Forriian B Amsterdam . . ,
Devito M Mechanicvill . , .
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McGee L Staten Island .
Lashoff G Albany ...............
Stack J Schenectady ..........
Klein A Buffalo ....................
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Naymick R Verona ...............
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Johnson D Albany ..................
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7 5 Gou’ding M Smitbtown . . .
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77 Westfall D Broadalbin
78 Lyona E Renflsclacr ..........
79 Gowen J Dover PI ..........
80 Smith M Albany ...............
81 Fischer C Patterson ...............
83 Sherman K Stuyvesant . . .
83 Corbo E Elmira ....................
84 Belt P Buffalo ....................
85 Nicklas A Albany ...............
86 Ro<le J Syracuse ....................
87 Martin N Rome ....................
88 Couture G Cohoes ...............
89 Del.trosa L Round Lake
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01 Zgoda F Elma .........................
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04 Maul J Kenmore ....................
05 Fabozzi L Amsterdam . . .
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07 Purdy L Bklyn ....................
08 Cunha L Bklyn ....................
99 Smith L NY ..............................
100 Callahan M NY ...............
101 Maddux M Castleton . . .
102 Eastman L Gansevoort *. . .
103 Lacroce R Bklya ...............
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laro J L yon s .......... ............... 77 3
« oii R R ochester . ................ 77,3
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Smith H Tonawanda .............
Hcidcnrlch W Ridgewood . . . .
31 Sanlore N F u l t o n .......................
323 Allen D Ammenia ..................
3:j Gardner W Troy .......................
31 Healey R Troy ............................
35 Glowacki J Buffalo ..................
36 Pagel H Buffalo .......................
37 Vrooman L Scotia ..................
.18 Fi«h J Albany ............................
30 Comley R Cohoes
40 Krone E S c o t i a ............................
41 Bagg R Ballston Spa .............
43 Redner A Guilderland .............
43 Stone E Mechanicvill .............
44 Gardner J Troy .......................
45 Vanantwerp W W Islip . . . .
4G McEneny J Syracuse .............
47 Quinn J Valley Ctota .............
48 Braun A Sn.vder .......................
40 Minikler W Troy .......................
00 Bcach R Albany .......................
01 easier H Elbribdge ..................
53 Johnson A Troy .......................
53 Dicaprio G Amsterdam . . . .
54 Harlock H Buffalo ..................
55 Werder R Chefiter ..................
50 O'Keefe J G r e e n v ille ..................
07 Worth H Albany .......................
58 S!oan E Troy ............................
59 Berkowitz L Bronx ..................
GO Pierce F Ravena .......................
61 Jaracz J Amsterdam .............
63 Forman B Amslerdani .............
03 Devito M Mechanicvill . . . .
64 Cross D Albany .......................
05 Howes R S c h a g h t ic o k e .............
66 McGce L Staten Island . . . .
67 I.ashoff G Albany ..................
68 Stack J S c h e n e c ta d y ..................
69 Klein A Buffalo .......................
70 Quigley K S Belhlehem . . . .
71 Naymick R Verona ..................
73 Wallace T Troy .......................
7:J Johnson D . Albany ..................
71 Churchill G Marltjoro .............
75 Goulding M Smilhtown . , . ,
76 Smith L Dewitt .......................
77 Westfall D Broadalbin .............
78 Lyons E Reneselaer ..................
79 Gowen J Dover Plaina , . , . . .
80 Smith M Albany .......................
81 Fischer C Patterson ..................
83 Sherman K S t u y v e s a n t .............
8:J Corbo E Elmira .......................
84 Bctt P Buffalo .............. . .
85 Nicklas A Albany . ..................
86 Bode J Syracuse .......................
87 Martin N Rome .......................
88 Couture G Cohoes ..................
80 Delarosa L Round Lake , . . .
00 O'Reilly J A l b a n y .......................
01 Zgoda F E l m a ..............................
03 Higgs J Utica ............................
03 Wal«on L Stony Point . . . .
94 Maul J Kenmore .......................
05 Fabozzi L Amsterdam ..........
1)6 Jackson M Bronx .......................
07 Purdy L Binghamton .............
98 Cunha T< Brooklyn ..................
90 Smith W Cohoclon ..................
100 Cullah.in M New York . . . .
101 M.v1dox F C.'tstlelon .............
103 Eastman L Gansevoort . . . .
103 Lacroce R Brooklyn .............
104 Meyer L New York .............
105 Dafchik E Lackawanna . . . .
106 Vanderpoel J Glenmont . . . .
107 Kruger R Amsterdam ..........
108 Zdunczyk B Watcrvliet . . . .
109 Craig N Ravena ..................
110 Rua P Tonawanda .............
111 McAuley R W Babylon , .
113 Burke M Troy .......................
113 Harris N Albany ..................
114 Tangen A Schenecady . . . .
115 Smih C Saratoga Spr . . . .
116 Poepisil J Altamont .............
117 Green A Camillus ..................
118 Sweeney J Albany ..................
1 1 ’ Freeman M Waterford . . . .
130 Depcw C Rhinebeck .............
131 Salomon S Yonkers .............
132 Horrigan H Rochoiflter . . . .
133 Callahan M B r o o k l y n .............
134 Frampton F Niagara Falls
125 Esposito D Troy ..................
126 Russell T Albany ..................
137 Laplante G Troy .............
138 Crumb C East Syracuse , , ,
139 Broadley J Staten Island . .
130 Childreea L Rome ..................
131 Farley W Yorkville .............
132 J!ick»on J Albany ..................
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135 l.asky A Amsterdam .......... ..
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137 Rahmlow W Angelica . . . .
i:«8 Nead T Troy ...........................
1 30 Gnlluccl S Bay Shore . . . ,
140 Mulder M Albany ............... .
141 Klein E N Lindenhurst . . . .
143 Horton C Troy .................... .
143 Kane S S u s q u e h a n n a
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145 Mushkin H Richmond Hill
146 Hem m ett -S Delmar
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148 Prokop A Cohoe* . . . . . . . .
140 Molinaro J Lyona ................
150 Jacobson R Rocheater . . .
151 Witchella L Binghamton .
153 Lipp K Blasdeli ................
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104 Armer A Ballston Spa . . .
155 Laneaster D Middletown .
15 6 Harris G Kings P a r k ...........
157 Oluck H Brooklyn ...............
153 E^rsley R Syracuae ................
159 Salamack R Amaterdam .
100 Peterson E A l b a n y ...............
101 Mock M Albany ...............
163 Hassler R Brooklyn ...........
163 Greenwald E Brooklyn . . .
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C IT Y ELIGIBLE LISTS
SUP h u m a n r e s s p e c
^
COMM F R O G
1 Hoar®® J Janow ltz, Jam es
^ t e r , Junliia A Kellogg. Sam uel
i ^ h r a g e . J o h n T h o m as J r . J u ^ith J Carioscla, Russell A F ra n done. Benjamin WoLfson, W illiam
preeman, S u san E H arw ig, J a n e
^ Robinson, M a rg a re t W Bebek,
Phyllis G H unt, Isabel B Sweeney,
Joseph L H oldam pf, S a ra h C G otbaum. Ellen E B rath w a ite , Joseph
B Moskowitz, Jose L R om an, Connle McCullough, J e rry S hatz,
jjivrence D H aw kins, Amy B
pooth, Rose C Jam es, C lara M
Torres, Jo h n M Prenderville, B erjii; C Plum m er, D ennis L Dewyance. Jo h n O M orrison,
30 U oyd J F rederick, Allen R
Thompson, H a rrie t J G arland,
jano W helan, R o b e rt E Lee,
Katherine Sti-aiiss, Jo h n W R usaell Jr, Bonnie J T h o rn to n , H arvey
A Friedman.
Ostrowsky, E dw ard A F a ftc r, M ax
B ernstein , Ja m e s M M cIntyre,
P h ilip W elsh, E rich S Brown,
Jo h n A S cott, C harles P C ristlano,
E arl Allen, S am uel F inkelstein,
F rederick Meyer, G ae tan o T M agnottft.
PRO CH IEF SURFACE LINE
d i s p a t c h e r , NYCTA
1 John J Reed J r , P au l S G ibal(B, Louis G Gomes, Joseph S M endelson, H arry F Jensen , M ax N
Singer, Spergen A Etoswell, Jacob
B A L I H A I - S A N D S
Fam ily f a n fo r eTeryoiie; efflclenrr
aC'tS'i wkl.T $ 3 0 a p .
COMP SUP HUMAN R E S SPEC
M ANPOW ER DEVELP TRAN
1 Louis F Bello, H erm a n C Axel­
rod, Audrey C W alker, Isabel B
Sweeney, H erb ert J P feffer, M or­
to n G H om nlck P a u l G Pavel,
S am uel H am m e n n a n , Jo sep h E
Bostic, M orris M Silver, A lbert E
R eede J r , G odfrey L G regory,
W illiam W K ingslow, F ra n k F
Florio, N ightingal G uzm an, Edwin
I P ein steln, S am uel J Zlotnick,
M ary W R yan, H e rm a n F O rth ,
Lee D F ilerm an , D orothy R Stone,
M ary M Sm ith, M ildred C W ilm er,
N orm an E S aunders, H arvey A
F riedm an, S an fo rd L E nglehardt.
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1 Louis F Bello, H erm an C Axel­
rod, M anuel P arro n , A udrey O
W alker, A rm our C lark, Isabel
B Sweeney, H e rb e rt J P feffer,
M orton G H om nlck, P a u l G P a ­
vel, A ram is Gomez, Jo sep h E Bos­
tic, A lbert P S irota, A lbert E
Reede J r , W illiam W Kingslow,
F ra n k F Florio, N ightingal G uz­
m an , C A Lem onier, E dw in I F ein M O R E T O W N ,
V E R M O N T
stein, S am uel J Zlotnick, H erm an
F O rth , Lee D F ilerm an , M arilyn
" A T ru ly W e s t e r n C a m p V a c a t i o n In T h e
S R obertson, R ay m o nd M urphy
Jr.
H e a r t O f T h e B e a u tif u l G r e e n M t . O f V e r m o n t "
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N A V A JO
S E A S O N
dinn er m eeting of
the Buffalo c h a p te r was held re ­
cently a t E d u ard o ’s R e s ta u ra n t
here.
Miss Celeste R osenkranz, c h a ir­
man of the B uffalo ch a p te r con­
stitution an d by-law s com m ittee
and past president, su b m itted a
revision to th e chap>er co n stitu ­
tion. This revision was approved
by the m embers present.
The Middletown City Employees
nnit of the Civil Service Employees
Assn. elected officers for th e folyear a t th e m eeting re ­
cently. Maurice D ann y S hea is
new president an d Jeano
Guattery was elected vice-presi­
dent.
Other officers are: Mrs. M ary
Pema, secretary; H en ry Sm ith,
treasurer; and H arold Lewis,
•ergeant a t arm s.
Members of the delegates com ­
mittee for negotiations im der the
^ylor Law were appointed as foly s ; Ml-s. R egina V. M ajka,
«^lrnian; P aul Byrne, filter
Want representative; Lewis, S anion Department representative;
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DenDanto, S tre e t D ep a rt­
ment representative; H enry C uttati
D ep artm en t represenand Mlary Damico, office
representative.
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SEATS UP T O 175. DINNERS
A N D BUFFETS SERVED.
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May 21 — I-DAY TRIP
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