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America’s Largest W eekly fo r Public Employees
; ^ X X X , No. 28
Tuesday, April 8, 1969
See Pages 3 & 14
Price Ten Cents
P e n s io n N o w B a s e d O n M o r e M e e tin g s T h is W e e k
H ig h e s t 3
Y e a rs
Pay
CSEA
F o r A l l S t a t e f m p lo y e e s N e w
(S p ecial To T h e L eader)
N e g o t ia t io n s
O ffe rs
F ro m
B r in g
S ta te
As
A L B A N Y — T h e p resid en t of th e 172,000-m em ber Civil
Service E m ployees Assn., h a s h a iled th e n ew law allow ing
m ost public em ployees in N ew York S ta te to com pute th eir
p en sio n b en efits on th eir h ig h e st th r e e -y e a r average salary
as a "victory for CSEA and for
ALBANY — N egotiators for th e Civil S er v ic e E m ployees Assn., reported en co u ra g in g
negotiations
between
the thousands of S ta te an d lo­ c u rre n t
progress la s t w eek fo llow in g resu m p tion r e c e n tly o f th eir in terim b a rgain in g talk s in b e­
cal government w orkers who be­ OSEA an d th e S tate,
“All CSEA m em bers an d o ther h a lf o f 124,000 s ta te em ployees.
long to th e S ta te Employees R e­
public
employees alike can be
A ccording to CSEA officials, th e in te n s ive n ew session s, w h ich co n tin u ed a fter w in d ­
tirement System .”
proud
of
our organization,” Wenzl ing up a t m idn igh t, produced a n
‘‘We have fo ught for th e e n ­
th e S ta te ’s earlier proposals.
th e percentage basis originally
actment of th is legislation for a said. H e also extended his p e r­ im proved sa lary o ffer “w hich is
CSEA’s president. Dr. Theodore proposed by the S ta te last Novem­
sonal
th
a
n
k
s
and
th
a
t
of
CSEA
a
definite
step
u
p
w
ard
”
in
closing
long time,” said Theodore C.
C. Wenzl, said his o rg an iz atio n ’s ber.
Wenzl, “and now it h a s become m em bers to S en ato r Jo h n Flynn, th e gap th a t exists between E m ­ hopes were fu rth e r buoyed by in­
“W ith th e exception of S ta te
who
sponsored
th
e
bill.
ployees
Association
dem
ands
and
» reality.”
dications from S ta te negotiators,
(Continued on P age 16)
The m easure, signed into law
headed by Abe Lavine, th a t the
by Governor Rockefeller on M arch
S tate would come up w ith an o th er
31, becomes effective April 30,
offer, presum ably richer th a n the
1969.
cm-rent one, a t th e n ex t m eeting
The new com putation system re ­
scheduled for T uesday (April 8) at
places the old one, w hich based
10 a.m.
pension benefits on th e average
I n keeping w ith sta n d a rd p ra c ­
of the highest five years salary
tice in negotiating circles, Wenzl
for each employee. I t will au to ­
Possible legal difficulties h ave
declined to reveal detailed figures
matically apply to all m em bers
in th e c u rre n t talks, noting also caused th e S ta te M otor Vehicle
o< the New York S ta te Employees
th a t “CSEA considers th e present Dept, to drop a plan by w hich
Retirement System , including em ­
(From Leader C orrespondent)
offer fa r from final, an d any dis­ vehicle reglstralon renewals would
ployees of local governm ents.
MINEOLA— “An underhanded raid by th e T eam sters U n ­ closure of details a t this tim e be issued by a New York City
Wenzl
expressed
confidence ion on th e P lain view -O ld B e th p a g e Sch ool D istrict u n it of
would be a decided disservice to banking chain, T h e L eader ha*
that other reth’em ent im prove­
th e Civil Service E m ployees Assn. im perils c h a n c e s of secu r­ the 105,000 S tate-em plo yed m em ­ learned.
ments will be won as a result of
A spokesm an for th e d e p a rt­
in g w age b oosts su c h as th e n in e p ercen t h ik e n eg o tia te d in bers t h a t our organization re p ­
resents, increasing th e u n fo rtu n a te m ent told The Leader th a t ‘It
the n earby O ceanside D istrict,
N assau c h a p te r p resid en t Irving solidarity—gives employees a m in ­ confusion th a t already exists and appears, a t this time, th a t th e re
MiuUetin
are too m any legal problem s in ­
F laum enbaum w arned this week. im um of nine percent across-the- ham iJering our fu rth e r effo rts.”
board pay boosts an d up to 11
volved for us to Im plem ent th e
ALBANY—At Leader press tim e
D
elegates
Have
F
in
al
Say
“U nion raids will probably cost
It was learned th a t G overnar the employees m oney,” F lau m en ­ percent und er a m e rit-p a y p ro ­
W enzl em phasized CSEA’s in ­ renewal plan as we h a d conceived
Rockefeller h ad signed a bill mak< baum said in a message to th e gram.
sistence th a t w hen a final pay it.” T he plan was to go into ef­
I t also adds a $200 longevity raise was negotiated for ra tific a ­ fect last week.
Ing employees of th e T^lisades d istrict’s n o n -teach in g employees,
E arlier, the New York (?lty
Interstate P ark Commission who "because th e school d istrict will step a fte r twelve years, 14 paid tion by CSEA’s delegate body, it
paid from S tate funds bona- take adv antage of th e situation." holidays, 80-day disability a t % would have to be in th e form of ch a p te r of the Civil Sei’vice E m ­
pay for any accident or illness off
fide employees of New York S ta te
ployees Assn. h ad attack ed the
“T h e union is h u rtin g th e em ­ the job, plus oth er fringe bene­ a fla t a n n u a l increase, the sam e
In the classified service und er the
scheme on the grounds th a t it
for
each
employee,
r
a
th
e
r
th
a
n
Civil Service Law r a th e r th a n ployees for selfish reasons, for fits. I t was the latest in a series
could seriously affect em ploym ent
its own benefit. A dem onstration of gains m ade in the school dis­
enipioyees of th e Commission.
conditions in the M otor Vehicle
In
M e n ia l
H y g ie n e
D epartm ent.
1'lie employees will be in tlie of solidarity could restore the tric t by OSEA negotiators. In d i­
bargaining power of th e CSEA vidual employees will gain from
^on-competltlve class pending the
negotiating team now locked in $600 to $1,100 in pay depending
classification of th e ir positions.
talks w ith th e school district,” on sh ift and seniority.
he asserted.
T h e P lainview -O ld B ethpage
T he la te st school district con­ talks w ent to im passe, however,
tra c t negotiated—in Oceanside, as th e u n it an d some of Its ofwhere th e re was unquestioned
CContinued on Page 16)
B a r g a i n in g
Id lk s
C o n t in u e
T e a m s te r s Im p e r ilin g
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Drops Nans To Use
Banks For Renewals
S c h o o l D is t r ic t P a c t ,
F la a m e n h a a m A s s e r t s
Miller Sets Meeting
April 9 With CSEA
On Aides’ Problems
City Chapter Sets
Open Meet April 10
At the dictate of th e delegates,
open m eeting of th e New York
City chapter of the Civil ServEmployees Assn. h a s been
^ led for April 10 an d will be
at 5:15 p.m. In H earing
1 and 2 a t 80 Centre St.,
he Leader has learned.
As ordered by delegates, the
F ive o f th e six Civil Ser­
be addi-essed by the vice E m ployees Assn. co n fer­
sldent of an intern atio n al une n ces h a v e im p lem en ted r ec­
of the AFL-CIO.
o m m en d a tio n s o f CSEA d e le ­
calling for the ap p o in t­
Ernest traver Perkins mgates
e n t of political action com m it­
"^ a v er Perkins, execu- tees th ro u g h o u t the S tate. The
p„„,
of th e E ast Hudson sixth conference, W estern, is ex­
Authority, died recent- pected to tak e sim ilar action
his home a t th e age of 64. when it m eets in N iagara Falls
eikins had served for 32 years
on April 19. A fuller report on
the
D epartm ent of political action com m ittees a p ­
Den.
S tate Highway
pointed in th e C entral an d C api­
I960 *
retired in
SiatJ.
entered into New York ta l D istrict Conferences appears
service In m i .
on page 3 .
M a y
2 7
to
J u n e
1
CSEA Conferences Some Spice Still
Forming Political
Open On London Tour
space is still available for
Action Committees thth eeSome
five-day London J a u n t over
M em orial D ay week, available
now to m em bers of th e Civil Serv­
ice Employees Assn. an d their
families.
T he trip, w hich Is one full day
longer th a n th e Thanksgiving
London trip, is priced a t only $229
and includes round ti-lp je t fare
via popular Air In d ia; first class
hotel rooms, sightseeing and con­
tin en ta l b rea k fa st daily.
D ates are May 27 to Ju n e 1.
Im m ediate application should be
m ade by w riting im m ediately to
Irving F laum enbaum , 25 B u c h an ­
an St., F reeport, N.Y., telephone
(516) 868-7715.
(Special to The L eader)
A L B 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 m e e t
o n A p ril 9 w ith C o m m is s io n ­
e r A la n D. M ille r o f t h e S t a t e
M ental Hygiene D ep a rtm en t and
his sta ff to discuss employee prob­
lems.
CSEA officials said recently
th a t they plan to ask the Com ­
m issioner’s support for the Assn’s
application for a 10 percent sliift
differential. The employees asso
elation also will offer to work
jointly w ith th e d epartm ent to
develop career ladder proposals for
institu tio n stenogi*aphers, clerks,
business office personnel
and
telephone operators.
T h e spokesmen also said th a t
CSEA would press th e Commis­
sioner to reveal th e details of
Ills final proposal for the ward
service cai-eer ladder.
R e p e a t T h is !
Legislature Proves
it’s Still The Boss
For Civil Service
W
HEN th e T aylor Law w en t
in to effect, m ost p redic­
tion s had it th a t civil service
u n ion s would deal m ore and
m ore w ith the executive side of
governm ent because of collective
bargaining procedures and less
an d less with legislative bodies.
This column, however, predicted
th at, particularly in S tate em ­
ployment, the Legislature would
still m ain tain the last word o a
(Cuutiaued o n Page 2 )
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(Continued from Fa.ge 1)
w h at public employees are going allow th em to retire a t full pay
a fte r 30 years service. T hey hope
to get.
to convince S enators and Assem­
T h is prediction was borne out blym en th a t such a bill would
last week when a survey of bills keep experienced m en on th e job
pending before th e Legislature as for up to 10 years longer th a n is
it adjou rned for a n E aster-P ass- the p a tte rn now. A lthough these
over recess showed th a t most em ­ an d num erous other pieces of
ployee organizations were deal­ legislation would have to be ap­
ing more directly w ith leaders in proved by th e executive branches
the S en ate and Assembly Uian of governm ent, wise public em ­
w ith eith er G overnor Rockefeller ployee im ions know th a t th e big­
or M ayor Lindsay.
gest task is getting legislative
T h e statew ide Civil Service E m ­ approval an d —T aylor Law or no
ployees Assn., for instance, con­
sidered it was getting nowhere in
negotiations for a pay raise during
talks w ith S ta te A dm inistration
representatives an d two weeks ago
took th e ir argum ents for a sal­
ary hike an d a new pension plan
to th e Legislature. T he CSEA Is
now talking to th e Rockefeller
team again, b u t it Is no secret
S C H E N E C T A D Y — T h e C ity
th a t any agreem ents reached m ust
o
f
S c h e n e c t a d y u n i t , C iv il
first have th e approval of the
S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn . w ill
S enate a n d Assembly leaders.
h o ld a g e n e r a l m e m b e r s h i p
New
Y ork
City
firem en,
m eeting April i8 , a t th e Schenec­
th ro u g h the U niform ed F irefight­
tady Elks Club, 615 S tate St.
ers Assn., are asking members of
All members are urged to atten d
th e Legislature n o t to do a sw itch
since th e c h a p te r w ants to begin
on changing platoon setups for the
preparing a co n tra c t for 1970.
fii-emen here. The Legislature
Negotiations between th e City
voted to give Mayor Lindsay the
and th e CSEA for th e 1970 con­
rig h t to change the police platoon
tra c t are scheduled to begin In
system , accepting his argum ents
August, 1969.
t h a t he needed to deploy men the
m ost from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m., the
tim e w hen the crim e ra te is the
N egotiating A gent
highest. Foremen argue, however,
ALBANY
— T h e S tate Public
th a t th e re is no predictable rate
E
m
ploym
ent
R elations Board h as
of fires and th a t th e ir present
system of assigning m en should certified th e Clarkstow n School,
Building an d Grounds Em ployees
n o t be altered.
Association as negotiating agent
C ity police, as well as firem en, for th e school d istrict in R ock­
• r e going to th e Legislature for la n d County.
State Transportation Chapter
Taylor Law—they have been going
th a t route in order to gain m ajor
goals.
There Is a n o th e r reason, of
course, why It is p articu larly wise
to get th e legislative stam p of
approval first. S en ate M ajo rity
Leader E arl Brydges an d Assembly
Speaker P erry D uryea have had
to take th e b ru n t of getting Gov­
ernor R ockefeller’s au sterity budyet passed this year. I f th e re Is
any good news coming o u t of
Albany, th e y should get a fair
sh are of th e credit.
In S t Lawrence County Raps
Legislators Barclay & Keenan
OGDENSBURG — D irectors o f th e St. L aw rence County
S ta te T ran sp orta tio n ch ap ter. Civil Service E m ployees Assn
h ave sh arp ly criticized tw o R epublican legisla to rs for voting
for T aylor Law a m en d m en ts. -------------T a rg e t of th e CSEA w ra th were
S en ato r H. D ouglas B arclay. P u l­
aski an d A ssem blym an E dw ard J.
K eenan, Ogdensburcr.
T h e am ended law “was a h a rd
blow to employees of th e S t. Law ­
rence County se g m en t of the S tate
Busell Moves To
Schenectady
CSEA Unit Sets Legal Post With li/lonroe Cliapter
April 18 n/leet Human Rights Comm. Dinner Tickets
Sold In 3 Days
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S a t. A p r il 12 a t 1 P.M .
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a t th is a d d r e s s o n ly '
O v e r s u b s c r ib e d
A fter th ir ty -n in e y ea rs of
service in th e S ta te In su ra n ce
Fund, th e la s t tw e n ty of
w h ich w ere in th e Fund's
Legal D epartm ent. Louis Busell
moved over to th e Commission
on H um an R ights, 270 Broadway.
New York City, as Associate A t­
torney.
Busell sta rte d in 1930 as a
w orkm en’s com pensation claims
exam iner an d worked his way
up to one of th e highest legal
positions in th e F u n d supervl5ing th e work of th e Appeals U n it
before th e W orkm en’s Com pen­
sation Board. A ppellate Division
and Court of Appeals.
He h as been a m em ber o f ^ h e
Civil Service Employees Assn. for
m any years. He Is ch a irm a n of
th e S ta te In su ran ce F und C hap­
ter CSEA Com m ittee for Improve­
m ent in Employees’ R etirem ent
Law and a com m ittee m em ber of
the A ssociation’s G eneral Com­
m ittee on R e tirem en t Benefits.
A farewell lunch was held on
the eve of his d ep artu re a t S ta rk ’s
R e sta u ra n t on Tuesday. M arch
25tli. O n the following afternoon
a t an office collation, th e F u n d ’s
general attorney, H erb ert Lasky
thanked Busell for his loyal
services over the m an y years th a t
they worked together and ex­
pressed th e wishes of th e sta ff
for continued good h e a lth in his
new office.
A g a in !
T hey added th a t th e CSEA was
given th e rig h t to negotiate "but
w as cu t off by a u n it known a<
th e Public Employees Relations
ROCHESTER — T h e Spring B
oard.”
B an q u et an d D a n ce of th e
“N egotiations stopped and were
Monroe chapter, C ivil Service
E m ployees Assn., w as su c h a n o t s ta rte d again u n til the unit
success th a t 400 potential ticket
holders h ad to be tu rn e d down.
V incent J. Alessl. ch a p te r p res­
ident. said enough tickets were
sold during th e first th ree days
they were p u t on sale to fill to
capacity L ogan’s R e sta u ra n t on
Scottsville Road.
Some 615 m em bers an d their
spouses atten d ed th e a ffa ir on
M arch 28. w hich included music
by th e R u th M cM anus B an d and
16 door prizes.
“F o r th e p a s t two years, our
only problem h as been find ing a
place large enough to h an d le our
social events.” Alessl said. More
th a n 600 tickets were sold for the
last thi-ee events.
Alessl said he hopes a new
R ochester hotel, th e Flagsiilp R o ­
chester. will be open In tim e for
th e c h a p te r’s an n u a l d in n e r and
dance in the la tte r p a r t of Jun e.
T he new hotel will be able to
accom m odate 1,200 guests for din ­
ner, he added.
“We should be able to fUl It
w ithout m uch trouble,” h e said.
Lewis Boyce, c h a p te r social
chairm an, headed th e com m ittee
for th e affair. T h e ch a p te r has
about 3,500 members.
STENOTYPEACADEMY
259 B r o a d w a y , N .Y .C .
a t City Hall
Reg. 1.59
Spec.
w ith th e stre n g th —CSEA—issued
a sta te m e n t th a t It would call
work stoppage, or strik e.”
“In stea d of m aking officials oI
th e S ta te live up to th e Taylor
Law. legislators took care of their
own selfish interests and didn’t
rep resen t all th e people who elect­
ed th em to office.”
T h e directors concluded th&t
“th e T aylor law needed strength­
ening all right, b u t on the part
of th e em ployers.”
CSEA Looi(ing
For Trainee In
Public Relatioff$
ALBANY—Are you publidty
prone? R ig h t now, th e Civil Serv­
ice Em ployees Assn. h a s a $7,200a -y e ar vacancy for a public rela
tions a ssista n t train ee a t the Al
bany h ead q u arters. I t ’s a position
w ith o n -th e-jo b p.r. training and
polish to be obtained. In five
years’ time, th e salary level jumpi
to $8,950 annually.
^
• D uties of th e position includt
new sw riting an d o th e r copywrit­
ing, an d doing rough lay-out
paste-ups for bulletins, flyers, and
oth er public relations matedal.
A pplicants m u st have a
school diplom a plus two years of
approp riate w riting experience: of
a degree in jo urnalism or a relat­
ed field; or a suitable combina­
tion. A driver’s license and resl
dence in th e Albany area also art
required.
■ Fringe benefits m irro r those
S tate-em ployed workers.
AppUcants should apply
Joseph Rouller, D iiector of
Relations, CSEA Headquarters, »
Elk St.. Albany. N.Y. 12207.
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DEPT. S TO R E
OPENS APRIL n t h
D ep a rtm en t of T ransportation th e directors said In a statement
“S e n ato r B arclay an d Assembly,
m a n K eenan, the m en these eoj.
ployees voted for. gave nothing
back b u t a sh a rp belt In tihe back
w hen they voted ‘yes’ on this
am endm ent.”
T h e directors said th a t state
employees were denied their right
to negotiate u nd er S ta te law until
th e S ta te CSEA threatened lo
strike.
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P r e s id e n t ia l B a ll o t
(F rom Leader C orrespondent)
VESTAL— ^The C entral N ew York C o n fe r e n c e of th e Civil Service E m ployees Assn.,
lias voted to create a p o litica l a c tio n com m ittee.
Conrerenoe m em bers, a t th e a n n u a l Spring m e e tin g a t th e H oliday In n here, voted
v(Tithout d issen t to au th orize A rthur F. K asson, Jr., c o n feren ce president, to ap p oin t m e m ­
bers of the com m ittee
The action cam e durin g the
confercnce's
tw o-day
business
jjicetlnSE a r l i e r in th e session, th e C en­
tral C o u n t i e s W orkshop voted
overwhelmingly to work for the
(jefeat of a bill being spootisored
by Sec. T hom as LaV erne (HRochester).
F l a u n i e n b a m n Leads Opposition
O p p o s i t i o n to th e LaV erne bill
was led by Irving P lau m enbaum
of Nassau County, second vicep r e s i d e n t of the S ta te CSEA.
Francis Miller, ch a irm a n of the
Counties Woi'kshop, announced,
after a m eeting of his group, th a t
all chapters will be urged to oonlegislators expressing '
opposltlon to th e m easure.
C entral Conference delegates
also voted to su pport the O no n­
daga C ounty chapter, w hich h as
become em broiled in a dispute
w ith County Executive Jo h n M ulroy.
M ulroy h as announced his su p ­
p o rt for a recom m endation by a
m em ber of th e County Legislature
w hich OSEA officials contend
would Interfere in a t least six
areas of negotiations for a new
employee contract.
T h e recom m endation included
p u ttin g a n end to longevity in c re­
m ents and elim inating th e sh o rt
sum m er work-week enjoyed by
some O nondaga employees.
M u lr o y
N o tifie d
T he Conference voted to send a
le tte r to M ulroy Indicating its
strong su p p o rt for the O nondaga
c h a p te r’s position,
F laum enbaum an d J, A rthu r
Tennis, U tica c h a p te r p resid e n t­
elect, expressed th eir opposition
to th e L aV erne bill dui'ing th e
F rid a y
evening
“P re sid e n t’s
S ounding B o ard ” session.
“T h is blU is so now it doesn’t MEETING — ■ M a x B e n k o , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e C a p i t a l D i s t r i c t C o n ­
have a num ber yet,” F la u m e n ­ f e r e n c e , C i v i l S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n . , m a k e s a p o i n t d u r i n g t h e
baum said. “I t ’s ju s t called the c o n f e r e n c e ’s r e c e n t m e e t i n g i n A l b a n y . O t h e r s , l e f t t o r i g h t , a r e :
LaVerne Bill for am end ing the M a r i o n F a r e l l y , r e c o r d i n g s e c r e t a r y ; A b r a h a m K r a n k e r , c h a i r m a n o f
Taylor Law.”
t h e C S E A S t a t e w i d e l e g a l c o m m i t t e e , T h o m a s M c D o n o u g h , f ir s ' t v i c e He said two m ain fea tu re s of p r e s i d e n t a n d J o h n C o n o b y , f l e l d r e p r e s e n t a t i v e . I n t l i e f o r e g r o u n d ,
the LaVerne bill Include th e elim ­ b a c k t o c a m e r a , i s G e n o a K e p n e r , c o r r e s p o n d i n g s e c r e t a r y .
in atio n of “m in l-P E R B s” and
creation of “u n it shops.”
He explained th a t w ith a u n it
or agency shop a recognized em ­
ployee o rganizatio n would collect
m em bership fees or th e ir equiva­
le n t from all em ployees benefited
by negotiations.
F laum enbaum questioned w h eth ­
er th a t p a r t of th e bill would be
legal. “I ’d like to see th em take
ALBANY — T h e fifth Civil S ervice E m ployees A ssn. c o n m oney o u t of my p ay check if I
feren
ce — C apital D istr ict — h a s ap p oin ted a p o litica l a c don’t sign for it,” h e said.
tion
co m m ittee, fo llo w in g th e lead of th e S ta tew id e A ssoHis m ajor objection to th e L a ­
V erne m easure, he said, was the e la tio n an d o th e r co n feren ces.
Chaii-man of th e C apital C on­
clause th a t would abolish Public
Employee R elations B oards th a t ference’s com m ittee will be D on­ discussed th e com ing perform ance
have been created by m u n icip al­ ald Blake of th e Division o f Id e n ­ of “A Lion in W in te r” a t tho
tification a n d Investigation, a s­ H eilm an T h e a tre for w hich con­
ities below th e S ta te level.
“T h e bad p a rt of th e proposed sisted by T hom as M cD onough of ference m em bers m ay p u rch ase
law is th a t th ey are trying to do Motor Vehicles, Abe K^ranker of special discount tickets d u rin g tw o
away w ith the local PER B s an d Law, J e a n House of th e T h ru way periods.
D iscount coupons are available
p u t all decision in th e h a n d s of A uthority, R obert W h itta m of the
th e group in Albany (th e S ta te S tate U niversity a t A lbany an d th ro u g h Conference chapters, to
PER B) th a t h as show n it is a n tl- Jo h n Vallee of R en ssalaer County. m em bers who wish to a tte n d per­
form ance of th e aw ard winning?
CSEA,” F laum enbaum said.
"T he im m ediate task of this
film.
T he film sta rs P ete r O ’Toole
“T h e every decision h as been an com m ittee Is to work for th e re ­
a tte m p t to fragmentizse th e CSEA. peal of th e 1969 am end m ents to an d K a th ry n H epburn an d h a s
S en ato r LaV erne an d anyone else th e T aylor Law,” Blake said. “We been no m inated for seven aw ards.
involved can be assured we are are planning a vigorous cam paign T h e special coupons enable m em ­
n o t ab o u t to le t th is bill slip to c o n tac t all m em bers of the bers to purchase tickets a t a sub­
s ta n tia l discount for perform ances
th ro u g h .”
Legislature who voted for the
T he “agency shop” clause of the am endm ents and we will p artici­ of the film April 12 th ro u g h A pril
LaV erne proposal did n o t draw p ate actively In th e fu tu re legis­ 17, and April 26 th ro u g h 30 only.
(C o n tin u e d o n P a g e 16)
as m uch fire. Jo h n D. Corcoran, lative a n d g ub ern ato rial ca m ­
Jr., regional field supervisor, paigns.
pointed out th e re are m any public
Conference p resid en t M ax B en ­
employees enjoying th e fru its of ko who appointed th e com m ittee
CSEA bargaining, w ithout being noted th a t he was p rep aring to
m embers.
co n tact
th e
Statew ide
CSEA
“T hey a re n ’t members, b u t they B oard of D irectors for funds to
are the first in line for th e p a y ­ support the- political activities.
checks and take ad van tage of
Also appointed a t th e M arch
everything th a t we do,” he said.
T h ere were signs th a t the m eeting here were m em bers of the
business m eeting m ig h t producec no m inating com m ittee to prepare
some lively debate on proposed a slate of officers for th e con­
changes in th e Conference con­ ference’s election at H idden V al­
stitu tio n an d by-laws. B u t the ley D ude R an ch in Lake Luzerne
issue was tabled un til a m eeting on Ju n e 21. N am ed to th e com ­
Jiuie 28 in U tica on a m otion by m ittee were A1 Briere of the D ivi­
M aurice Sokollnsky of th e host sion of E m ploym ent: M arla B a rone,
T ra n sp o rta tio n :
E leanor
B ingh am to n chapter.
C ham berlain, E ducation; Blake
T h e approval of a political
action com m ittee cam e a fte r A r­ an d P atric k Rudledge of M otor
Vehicle.
th u r P. K asson, j i \ . C onference
K ra n k e r was the principal p a n ­
president, repo rted th e recom m en­
dations of th e S ta te OSEA P o l­ elist a t th e M ini-w orkshop con­ T O A S T M A S T E R —
itical Action
C om m ittee
la st ducted to discuss th e CSEA's J o e D e a s y , J r . , c i t y e d i t o r o f T h e
S tatew ide legal assistance p ro ­ L e a d e r , w i l l b e t h e t o a s t m a s t e r
m onth.
T h e S ta te com m ittee urged g ram an d grievance procedures. a t t h e a n n u a l d i n n e r - d a n c e o f
creation of political action groups H e was assisted by C onnie F a r- t h e W e s t o k c f s t e r u n i t . C i v i l S e r v ­
by all ch a p te rs, to form close re ­ ano of th e Social Services D e­ i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n . o n S a t u r ­
lationships w ith S ta te a n d local p a rtm e n t; Vito D ’A ndriano of th e d a y , A p r f l n , a t t h e P o s t L o d g e
T h ru w ay A uthority; W h itta m an d R e s t a u r a n t , L a r c h m o n t . T i c k e t s
officials.
H ighligh t of th e tw o-day ses­ T im oth y M cln em ey of T ra n sp o r­ f o r t h e a f f a i r c a n b e o b t a i n e d
sion was th e 28th a n n u a l d in n e r- tation.
from
Irene
A m o r a l,
9 1 4 -W U -9 In other action, the confeience 1 3 0 0 . E x t . 3 7 1 .
(Conttnued on P age 16)
Capital Conference Appoints
Po itical Action Committee;
Funds Sought For Activities
a\
vO
Program
C onstruction Engineer
M anager
Tlie five candidates for p ro­
T w enty-eight candidates
for
civl engineer (building construc­ gram m anager were evaluated re ­
tion) took a m edical exam ination cently on th e ir training and ex­
perience.
recently.
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for m otor carrier investigator in
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ervisory, union, or m anagem ent
position requiring knowledge of
tra n sp o rta tio n services. S atisfac­
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y ea r-to -y e ar basis.
T h e w ritten te st will cover In­
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w ritten m aterial, un derstanding
a n d in terp re tin g w ritten m a te r­
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Em ploym ent Service.
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S p e a k e rs
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from $162 to $222 bi-weekly, and
la receiving applications a t th e
S uffolk County C?ivil Service Com­
mission. C ounty C enter, Riverhead, L J . now.
F o r fu rth e r Inform ation and
T h e S ofrim Society, com p osed o f e m p lo y ees o f th e J e w ­
applications call 914-PA 7-4700,
is h fa ith in th e O ffice o f th e C om ptroller an d th e D e p a r t­
extension 249.
With Bar Mitzvah Installation
m e n t o f F in a n c e o f th e C ity o f N ew York, celeb rated its
13th B irth d ay , w ith th e B ar M itzvah, in sta lla tio n of M onroe
A s s t. P ro g ra m M a n a g e r
T h e seven candidates for a s­ Weiss, Rego P ark, as its P resi­
sistan t program m an ag er were d en t for 1969. W eiss is a former Ci-ystal, Mollie H. Levin and Sally
Baker.
evaluated recently on th e ir tr a in ­ resident of F a r Rockaway.
J e rry R egenstreich, president of
K eynote speaker. City Com ptrol­
ing and experience.
ler M ailo A. Proccacino told of the N ational Assn. of Jew ish Civil
Use Zip-Codes to help speed coming to the U nited States,, from Service
Employees,
presented
▼Lur mail.
Italy , a t th e age of nine w ith ­ Weiss w ith a c h a rte r m arking of
out being able to speak a word the society’s m em bership in the
LIGAL NOTICE
of E nglish, and said th a t America N ational Association.
C IT A T IO N . — T H R
P E O P I.E
OP
THE
■ R abbi A braham Peldbin, de­
S T A T E OF N E W Y O R K , By the Grac'e o f should be th e la n d of opportunity
God Free and Independent. TO M A R G A R E T
livered th e Benediction, saying
W IN F R E Y .
H ELEN
B IC K E L ,
a / k / a for all regardless of race, creed,
H E L E N S T E IN and H E L E N B E R N S T E IN , color or religion
th a t th e greatest guilt is th a t of
i f bvinsr, and I f dead, the heira a t law ,
n e x t o f k in . and d istrib u te e s o f Helen
P io rav an te G. P erro tta, City those who stan d by and do
B ic k e l, deceased, i f liTingr. whose names
nothing, thereby encouraging ag­
and post o ffic e addresses are u n k n o w n to A dm inistrator sta te d th a t he was
p e titio n e r herein, and I f any o f them be
gression.
A cerem onial b irthdaydead, to th e ir heins a t la w , n e x t o f k in , proud of th e civil service people
distrib u te e s, legatees, executors, a d m in is ­ in his ad m in istra tio n and of th eir B a r M itzvah cake w ith fourteen
tra to rs , a«aigrnee8 and succeseors in in ­
candles was lit by officials of
terest. whose name« and post o ffic e ad- industry, dedication an d devotion
th e Sofrim Society.
dresees are u n k n o w n and cannot, a fte r to duty.
d ilir c n t in q u iry , be ascertained, being' the
R abbi Feldbdin also conducted
pesrons interested aa cre dito rs, letratees,
Newly Installed Oif¥icers
devisees,
beneflciarie*,
diatributeea,
or
a m em orial .service for m em bers of
oth e rw ise in the estate o f F R E D L . B IC ­
R endering the Invocation was th e Sofrim Society who died d u r­
K E L , deceased, w ho a t the tin>e o f h is
death was a resident o f 96 Arden St., R abbi H arold H. Gordon, executive
ing th e p a s t year.
C ou n ty & s ta te o f N ew Y o rk , S E N D
vice-president of th e New York
G R E E T IN G :
Upon th e p e titio n o f W I L L IA M
B. B oard
of Rabbis. H e installed
Y o u th S u p e r v is o r
BICKEXi, residing: a t 4231 A ca cia Ave.,
the following officers.
B o n ita , C a lifo rn ia .
Five candidates for youth guid­
Y o u and each o f y o u are hereby cited
Monroe Weiss, p resid en t; A aron ance program supervisor took th e
to show cause b efo re th e Surrograte's C ou rt
o f N ew Y o rk C ounty, held a t th e C o u rt­ Crystal,
first* vice
pi-esident; m edical exam ination recently.
house in th e C ou n ty o f New Y o rk , on the
H ah n , second vice presi­
6 th da y o f M a y , 1969. a t ten o’clock in M irty
he forenoon o f th a t day, w liy the account
T
o f pEoceedingrs o f W illia m B. B ickel as d en t; Ja c k Botwinick, th ird vfoe
A d m in is tra to r sh ou ld n o t be ju d ic ia lly presiden t; R ae M azer, treasu rer;
Y
settled, and w h y th e intere st o f He!en
A
Senack, financial secre­
B ickel o r h e r fruccessore in in te re s t should H arold
P
n o t be paid to th e State C o m p tro lle r o r
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;
Mollie
H.
Levin,
recording
E
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the SCPA 2222 o r 222.3.
secretar; D ora Moss, corresponding
D
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Dated, A tteste d and Sealed, M a rch 12,
secretary; Israel J. Befeler, se r­
1960.
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S e rv ic e E m p lo y e e s A s s o c ia tio n . $5.00 to n o n -m e m b e rs .
A n o th er M is ta k e
M onday, April 14
4:00 p.m. — A round th e Clock —
“H andling of P risoners.” New
York Police Academy series for
in-service training.
7:30 p.ni.—O n th e Job— “M arine
O perations A shore.” New York
City F ire D ep a rtm en t train in g
series.
9:00 p jn . (color)—New York R e ­
port—^Lester S m ith h o st In te r­
views betw een City official
and visiting newsm en. Presented
in cooperation w ith W OR-TV.
Tuesday, April 15
4:00 p.m. — Around th e Clock —
“H andling of P risoners.” New
York Police Academy series for
in-service training.
B
o t h New York City police and firefighters h ave m an d a ted
W ednesday, April 16
platoon system s w ritten in to their 1969 contracts. T hese 4:00 p.m. — A round th e Clock —
sy stem s h ave been tra d itio n al and, w hile it is agreed th a t
“H andling of P iisoners.” New
York Police Academy series for
m ore policem en are n eeded a t n ig h t during th e h ig h crim e
in-service training.
hours, su fficien t volu n teers are available to provide th e cov­
7:30
p.m.—O n th e Job—“M arine
erage required, accord in g to Joh n C assese, p resid en t of the
O perations Ashore.” New York
P a tro lm en ’s B e n e v o le n t Assn.
C ivil Service
L aw
By
You
WILLIAM GOFFEN
(M r. Goffe*. » m em b er ot Oie New York Bar, teaches law •% tii«
CoUece of tbe City ot New Yorli, Is the author el m a n / b««li«
articles and co-auihored “ New York C rim iaal L a w /’)
Termination On Probation
WHILE A PROBATIONER m ay be d ism issed for unsat­
isfa ctory services w ith a sta tu to ry h ea rin g on charges of
in com p eten cy or m isconduct, th e Courts p ro tect h im against
arbitrary dism issal. Ju stice J. Irw in Shapiro recen tly exounded th e applicable leg a l prin cip les w ith logic and clarity
in th e case o f Zagor v. W ym an (N ew York Law Journal,
M arch 4, 1969, p age S 8).
ZAGOR’S PETITION to th e Court so u g h t annulm ent
o f th e term in a tio n o f h is probationary p o sition as a “Youth
Parole W orker A” assign ed to th e New York S ta te Depart­
m e n t o f Social Services. H e alleged h e w as deprived of due
process of law a n d o f th e equal p rotection of th e law.
HIS NOTIFICATION of d ism issal w as in th e form of
a sp ecia l delivery le tte r from T h om as E. H o ulihan, Director
of Personnel. Mr. H ou lih an said th e reason for termination
to be th a t th e D ep artm en t of S ocial S'ei'vices did n o t con­
sider th e c o n tin u a n c e o f Zagor’s services to be in th e best
in te r e sts of th e S ta te. H ow ever, Mr. H o u lih a n did not
supply a n y details.
City F ire D ep a rtm en t train in g
EVALUATIONS OF Zagor’s work h a d alw ays been sup­
erior. S uch e v a lu a tio n s reported th a t Zagor possessed many
p ositive assets. H e w as credited w ith m e n ta l alertn ess and
ab ility to grasp quickly n ew co n cep ts r e la tin g to complex
p lan s of tr e a tm en t. T h e quality an d q u a n tity o f h is work
York Police Academy series for w as co m m ended as b ein g “very good”.
series.
A bill to im p lem en t an extra n ig h t platoon h a s been
approved by G overnor R ockefeller after passage by th e S ta te
T hursday, April 17
L egislature, despite th e p ro testa tio n s of th e PBA and other 4:00 p.m. — A round th e Clock —
p o lic e m e n ’s groups.
“H andling of P iisoners.” New
Now, to com pound th is m istake, a n oth er bill h as been
in-service training.
Introduced to take th e m a n d a ted tw o-p lato on system aw ay
7:30 p.m.—On the Job— “A rson.”
from firefighters. T his m a n d a te w as w ritten in to law a few
New York City F ire D ep artm en t
years ago follow ing a public referrendum . Firefighters, too,
train in g series.
h a v e a stip u la tio n th a t th ey work two p latoon s w ritten in to
Friday, April 18
th e ir contract.
10:00 a.m. (live — color)—S taff
ZAGOR ALLEGED th a t upon in fo r m a tio n an d belief
h l 3 d ism issa l w as cau sed by a groundless a ccu sa tio n of
h o m osexu a lity . W h en h e w as in th e U n ited S ta tes Army,
a soldier in ap p lyin g for a m ed ical discharge as a homo­
sex u a l, n a m ed th e p etitio n e r as one w ith w hom he had
h om o sexu a l relatio n s. Zagor contended h e should h ave been
g ran ted an opp ortu n ity to rebut th e fa lse alleg a tio n cl
h o m osexu ality and th a t even if th e a lleg a tio n w ere true, his
d ism issal w as n o t w arranted in view o f h is e x c e lle n t work
record.
M eeting O n T h e Air—O fficials
W hile th e police bill w as publicly supported by Mayor
in New York C ity’s D ep a rtm en t
L indsay and Police C om m issioner Howard Leary, th e bill co n ­
of
Social
Sei-vlces
answ er
ce r n in g the firefighters h a s n o t been publicly supported by
phoned-in inquiries from th e of­
L indsay or Fire C om m issioner Robert O. Lowery. N either,
fices in th e field.
how ever, h a s it been disclaim ed.
4:00 p.m. — A round th e Clock —
JUSTICE SHAPIRO review ed th e leg al a u th o r itie s appli­
“H andling of P iiso n ers.” New
T here are reasons w hy th ese m a n d ated p latoon system s
cable to th e sta tu s o f a probationary em ployee. He noted
York
Police
Academy
series
for
are n ecessary— m ostly for th e p hysical w ell-b e in g of the
th a t th e ap p o in tin g o ffic e r ’s au th o rity to dism iss such an
in-service training.
m en concerned.
8:00 p.m.—C om m unity R ep o rt — em p loyee is n o t absolute, but m u st be exercised in good faith
“D istrict 12 — P ro je ct R ead.” and w ith o u t arbitrariness or capriciousness. A m ong other
We urge th e L egislature to reject th is raid on th e fire­
Series on th e New Y ork City cases cited, th e learn ed Jurist referred to th e lead in g case
m e n ’s gu aran teed work ch a rts and urge th e M ayor and Com­
school districts, focuses on M or- o f Silverm an v. Taylor. In th a t case, th e A ppellate Divi­
m ission er Leary to call upon PBA president C assese for the
risania, Bronx. G uests: Mrs.
sion h eld th ere w as a triable issue o f fa c t as to whether
vo lu n teers h e h as publicly an n ou n ced h e is ready, w illin g and
Edythe G aines, a ssista n t super­
th e ap p oin tin g a u th ority d eterm ined th a t th e probationer’s
able to provide.
intendent,
and Mrs. Elolse
K rause, ch a irm a n of th e local services had b een u n sa tisfa c to r y a n d w h eth er th e dismissal
W hile we are a t it, how about a little fa ster a ction on
school board. Host:
Jerom e w as arbitrary an d capricious.
tw o far more im p ortan t bills pen d in g before th e Legislature
Kovalclk.
TO SIMILAR e ffe c t, th e Court in Howard v. Kross ruled
— th e Police and Fire H eart and Lung bills?
th a t if a su b sta n tia l issue of fa c t is raised as to whether
S aturd ay , A pril 19
7:30 p.m.—O n th e Job— “Arson.” th e d ism issa l o f th e probationer is in good fa ith , he
New York C?ity F ire D ep artm ent e n title d to a tria l by jury.
Social Security Questions & Answers
W hen does tiie an n u al report
of earnings to social security have
to be sent in?
T h e deadline Is April 15th.
* « •
I have earned $3,000 last year
before I retired a t th e end of
Ju n e. I have no t worked a t ail
sincc I started getting my social
security checlis. Is it necessary for
m e to send in a n an n u al report
• f earnin cs to Social Security?
* • •
Yes. Since your total earnings
were more th a n th e $1,680 lim it
for iast year, you should file the
rep o rt before April 15.
« * «
I started getting- my social se­
curity a t age 62. Since tlien I
have become disabled. Can I
draw disability lienefits?
If your disability began a t least
•Ix m onths before the m o nth you
were or will be age 65, a period of
disability m ay be establislied lor
you. If you are now under age
65, your retirem en t benefit may
be changed to a slightly higher
disability benefit.
• • «
My wife died two years ago.
Social Security paid a lum p-sum
death
benefit a t
th a t time.
However, they did no t pay bene­
fits to our children because my
wife h ad not woriied ju st before
h er death. Have th e re been any
changes th a t would perm it p ay­
m en t to th e children now?
Yes. Since the lump sum death
paym ent was made, children’s
benefits are now payable. T he
children m ust be un der 18 or
under 22 and full tim e students.
If a child was dlsbaled before
age 14 and is still disabled, he
may be eligible, even though he is
over 18. Apply a t your Social Se­
curity Office before the end of
F ebruary l»69 to avoid any loss
of benefits.
train in g series.
City Employees’
Retreat Slated
For April 25
T he a n n u a l City E m ployees’
Closed R etreat for m en w ill
be h eld over th e April 25
w eekend a t Mt. M anresa R e­
tr e a t House, S ta te n Island. An­
thony C. Russo, D eputy City D ir­
ector of Labor R elations, h as a n ­
nounced.
T he r e tr e a t band, w hich now
numbei’s over 50 m en employed
in various City agencies, was be­
gun m ore th a n 25 years ago.
The site is open to all govern­
m en t employees. R eservations can
be m ade by calling Com missioner
Russo a t the City Office of Labor
R elations. 566-2282.
THE PROBATIONER’S p ro tection a g a in st arbitrary dis­
m issal w as lu cid ly su m m ed u p by Ju stice Shapiro in the
follow in g sta te m e n t:
I t is apparent, therefore, from th e se a u th orities that
w h ile a p robationary em ployee does n o t h ave the right
to a h ea rin g an d o f h a v in g th e ch arges a g a in st him
sp>ecified, h e does h ave th e rig h t to be protected fi’om
actio n s w h ic h are arbitrary and capricious. I t is also
clear th a t on e see k in g to overturn th e a c tio n of the app o in tin g au th o rity h a s th e duty to com e forth w ith evid­
en c e in d ic a tin g t h a t th ese a ctio n s w ere arbitrary anJ
capricious.
INSTEAD OF in terp o sin g a n answ er, th e respondents
m oved to dism iss th e petition . J u stice Shapiro observed tha
th€
w h en su ch a m o tio n is m ade th e Court m u st assum e
tru th o f th e a lleg a tio n s o f th e p etition . As noted, th e p^^'
tioner alleged h e w as d ism issed because of an unproven ac
cu sation th a t h e h a d a sin gle h o m o sex u a l e x p e r ie n c e .
UNQUESTIONABLY, d ism issal w as ap p aren tly b a s e d
on pure sp ecu lation . Of course, th e qu estion w h e th e r
p etitio n er could be dism issed on th e basis of a
hom osexual experien ce w as n ot before th e Court, a n d t
resp on d en ts w ere d iiected to answ er th e petition .
(Resources Planner
T!5v«i«iw«9M er
itf#
ALBANY—H erb ert E. Dolg of
q c h e n e c t a d y h as been nam ed to
j^ewly created S ta te CJonservation D epartm ent position of asso­
ciate n a t u r a l resources p la n n e r a t
$ 12,000 a year.
jie lias been w ith th e d e p a rt­
ment since 1956.
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LEOAL
NOTICE
cn
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133
COURT OF THE STATE O F
YORK. C O U N T Y OF N E W YORK,
r o l Din RAPPAPOR T, Plaintiff against
T^vfNG RAPPAPORT, a / k / a
ERNIE
yVpPAI’ORT. IRV IN G TRESSIN, JACK
SiSSiN and JACK ROE, Defendant.— In­
dex
3 0 5 8 8 / 6 9 . — Plaintiff designates
S'cw York County as the place of trial.—
The basis of the venue is Place o f the
.iprri;iec.— Summons wi(h Notice.— Plain­
tiff residfs at 43 E a« 52 Street, County
of New York.
ACllON TO A N N U L A MARRIAGE
for f k a u d .
•fo the above named Defendant.
Vou are hereby summoned to answer
the compl.iint in this action and to serve
a copy of your answer, or, if the com ­
plaint is not served «.'ith this summons,
to serve a notice of appearance, on the
Plaintiff’s Attorney within — days after
the service of this summons, exclusive of
the day
service (or within 30 days
after the service is complete if this
summons is not personally delivered to
you within the State of N e w York; and
in ca^e of your failure to appear or
answer, /udgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated, Janary 17, 1969.
MICHAEL C. GRAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and Post Office Address, 233 Broad­
way, N ew York, N .Y . 1007. 732-4853.
Noiice: The object of this action is to
AN.M I. A MARRIAGE.
The relief sought is Judgment declar­
ing tlie nullity o f the marriage o f the
parties.
To the above named Defendant; The
foregoing summons is served upon you
bjr publication pursuant to an order
dated March 4, 1969,_of the Hon. Mitchell
D. Sihweitzer, a Justice of of the Supreme
Court of the State o f N e w York, and
filed along with the supporting papers
1.1 the N ew York County Clerk s Office.
This is pn action to annul a marriage.
Dated: March 18, 1969. MICHAEL C
GRAY Attorney for Plaintiff.
L E O \L
J'i'y
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HAMn.TON PROPERTIES CO., subsUnce of limited partnership fi!ed Bronx
rouniy Clprk's Oflice February 18.
Thp charaotor of business to buy, sell,
derplop and manage real estate in New
York City, or anywhere else in the United
Sl.iU's. Principal pl.ice of buslncse 215 East
140th Street, Bronx, New York, or such
other place as g’cneral partners may desirnite. General
Partners, Sidney Newman,
residing at fi.T E. 9th Street. New York,
N.Y.. and Martin Greenfield, residing' at
49 MuirfieJd Rond, Rockville Centre. New
York. I.iniUod Partners, their place of
1
(all N.Y. State except as Inoicited). ea-sh contribution and fraction
Sidney Newman, 6.3 E. 0th St
NYC $;.000. 2 / 1 2 5 : Martin Greenfield]
49 .MiiirfioW Ud., Rockville Centre, $8,000,
Jp.in Alsen. 2445 E. 26 St., Bklyn.,
y.i.OOn,
Dennis Brown,
c / o M.
f.rwntlcl,!, 215 E. 14fi St.. Bronx. $5,000,
KUffene Brown, c / o M. Greenfield,
2'-> K 149 St., Bronx, $5,000. 5 / 1 2 5 :
ay
Kill!:, ;»)S Third Ave.. NYC. $5,000,
‘I.'irU Gi'ller & Dorothy Gellt-r,
' ’I
St., Bklyn. (As Joint TenantK
■. riirlits of snrvivortihip and not
r
in Common. $5,000, 5 / 1 2 5 ;
: Y' i i.umz, 12 Bro.adway, NYC, $5,000,
- '
i^Milah Gorcn, 0 Stony Run Rd.,
'
.'U,$.",000, 5 / 1 2 5 ; Anna Grccn"
" 'M
2S St., I-onsr Island City,
' ' /I?."); I.illian Gusa. c / o S. NewK. 1 i9 St.. Bronx, $5,000.
5/1 ■
i-irbara Ontlioff, 176 Willow Dr.,
!!■ ..
M:inor, $5,000, 5 / 1 2 5 ; L.iwrence
S. Newman. 215 E. 149 St.,
r.ron- ,'0■^000.
,s /1 2 5 : Etta Isr.iel. 12o'i
0,
I’.irkway, Bk’yn., $5,000, 5 / 1 2 5 ;
R.' ;! '1 ,I:inof.sUy, c / o A. Greenfield. 2314 ■'
■St., lyong- Isliind City, $5,000,
Alice Katz, 2711 200 St., Bayside,
I^eo I.,apidns & Bertha
Lr-.; : 5/1*35:
.Tl3,"i Giles Place. Bronx, (As
Joj'ru . M.int.s
with sole rig-ht of sur\-ivort-1'
not as Tenants in Common'.
(V ' • •’>/125; Diane E. Levine, 2255
c,
''"n.'our«e, Bronx. $5,000, 5 / 1 2 5 :
Allnndale St., .Tamaien,
-MMio,
Editji Manson, 75-33 180
Hiishiiiff, $5,000 ; 5 / 1 2 5 ; Ethel Seidc/o M Greenfield, 215 E. 149 St..
pf,""*' '^'•'■'."00, 5 / 1 2 5 : Sol'Silverman, 3GC
Snrl ,
$10,000. 1 0 / 1 2 5 ; Rita
orrol_,
^jyc. $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,
Waldman, c / o S. New5/ 1 'Bronx, $ 6 ,0 0 0 ,
^ o n e of the limited partners have
to no .
any additional contribution
ilii« .
e w ita l. Term o l partnerin ti. ’
filing: of certificate
an,I 1!
‘lio Clerk, Bronx County
unl‘>t
coniinue to December 31, 1987.
In In®'?""®'’ terminated as provided for
liiiiitArf
Limited Partnerelilp. No
Partner shall receive any other
•lave
•"
income nor sh all
la n|.,
'■‘sht to substitute an aasigrnee
'‘btaiiwi
stead unless consent ia first
aooordancB with terms « d
liin
ArticU« o f Limited PartnerMniit =
“ o*
the right to
•■mee /'^‘“ ‘“nal partners except that a«■•iriiiAr
*•" distributee o l a limited
Liaiitej
admitted as S u b s titu te
“ Pon the terms and conArticles o l L im ite d
*• » Driil ■
° limited partner is e n tit!« d
** to ^ , . 1.^,“''®''
f>th®r limited p a rtn e r
lncon.« T
compensation b y wfcjr
*’«'it
.■
event o l death, retire^teucT
insanity, incomsiirv,-“^^'^''uptey o l any sreneral part**'‘n to
right upon elec‘^ h in 1
partnership b u t p a rt[“ ‘ffmcnt
‘eiTninate upon the death.
**toninetr.i','**' *<^i'^ducation o l ina a n itjr,
•"■erai
op bankruptcy o l surviving
to i"®*'partners h a re a*
thin
receive property
^'*iect
return lor contribution
of
O
W
r*
w
>
a
w
Ssl
A
s p o r ts c a r fo r p e o p le w h o
to s p e n d
th e ir m o n e y o n
If $6,0 0 0 s p o r ts c a r s w e r e o n e o f life 's n e c e s ­
sitie s, a lo t m o r e p e o p l e w o u ld b u y them .
In ste a d , th e y s a v e th e ir m o n e y to g e t m a rrie d .
T o b u y a h o u s e . T o se n d th e ir kids to c o lle g e .
A nd it's c o l le g e kids w h o d r iv e th e s p o r ts c a rs .
This d id n 't se e m q u ite s p o r tin g . S o V o lk sw a g e n
c a m e o u t w ith th e K arm an n G h ia .
It lo o k s like a $ 6 ,000 s p o r ts m a c h in e . (The b o d y 's
'On o rig in a l Italian d esig n .) But it c a r r ie s a m o d e s t
Volksvv^agen pj;ice ta g .
$2365'
Amlfyvills M onfor Motors, ltd.
Auburn BerryVolicswagen, Inc.
B atavia Bob Hawlces, Inc.
Bay Shore Trans-Island Automobiles Corp.
B ay sid s Bay Volkswagen C orp.
Binghamton Roger Kresge, Inc.
Bronx A voxe C o rp o ra tio n
Bronx -brugkner Volkswagen, Inc.
Bronx Defrin M otor C o rp .
Brooklyn Aldan Volkswagen, Inc.
Brooklyn Economy Volkswagen, I n c
Brooklyn Kingsboro M otors C orp .
Brooklyn Volkswagen o f Bay Ridge, Inc.*
]Buffa)o Jim Kelly's, Inc.
b u ffalo Butler Volkswagen, Inc.
Elmtford ' H o w ard Holmes, Inc.
Fulton Lakeland Volkswagen, Inc.
<$«n«va Dochak Motors, Inc.
G lens Falls Bromley Imports, Inc.
H am burg Hal C asey Motors, Inc.
H armon Jim M cG lone Motor*, Inc.
M «mp«t«ad Small Cars, Inc.
HtcksvilU W oiters-Donaldson, Inc.
h o rh e ll Suburban Motors, Inc.
tfoT M heads H. R. Amacher & Sons, Inc.
H udson John Feor* Motor*, Inc.
V a lk s w a g e n
h a v e
th a n
s p o r ts ca r.
A nd th a t in c lu d e s th e 4 - s p e e d stick shift^ a n d
f ro n t- w h e e l d isc b ra k e s . (T hey’re n o t p a r t o f ar»
o p tio n a l s p o r ts p a c k a g e . T h e y 'r e p a r t o f th e c a r.)
T h e G h ia scrim ps a n d s a v e s o n g a s . Y ou s h o u ld
g e t up to 28 m pg. A nd w h e n it c o m e s to s e rv ic e , it
g o e s to a V W d e a l e r . N o c o s tly tu n e -u p s . N o
te m p e r a m e n ta l p a r ts to c o d d l e . ( W e t r e a t it like a
V o lk s w a g e n b e c a u s e , u n d e r n e a th , th a t's w h a t it is.)
Y ou m ight s a y th e K arm ann G lfia is f o r p e o p l a
w h o w a n t e v e r y th in g fo r th e ir c h ild re n .
A nd just a little so m e th in g f o r th e m s e lv e s .
K a rm a n n G h ia
'Huntington Feam Motors, fnc.
Inwood Volkswagen 5 Towns, Inc.
Ithaca Ripley M o to r C orp.
J a m a ic a M anes Volkswagen, Inc.
Jam estow n Stateside Motors, Inc.
Johnstown Valley Small C a r C orp.
Kingston Amerling Volkswagen, Inc.
La Grangc^vllla Ahmed M otors, Ltd.
Latham Academy Motors, Inc.
Lockport Volkswagen Village, Inc.
M assen a Seaw o y Volkswagen, Inc.
Merrick Saker M o to r C orp., ltd.
M idd le b la n d Robert W eiss Volkswagen, Inc.
M i d d l e W n G len Volkswagen C orp.
Monticello Route 42 Volkswagen C orp .
Mount KIsco N orth C ounty Volkswagen, Inc.
N e w H yde P ark Auslander Volkswagen, Inc.
N ew Rochelle County Automotive C o ., Inc.
N e w York City Volkswagen Bristol Motors, Inc.
N ew York CNy Volkswagen Fifth Avenue, Inc.
N ew b u rg h F & C M oto re. Inc.
N i a g a r a Falls Amendola Motors, Inc.
O le a n O ie an Imports, Inc.
O n e o n ta John Eckert, Inc.
Plattsburgh ■' C eleste M o to n , Inc.
Q u e en s Villag*
a
b e tte r th in g s
Rensselaer C o o le y M otors Cor|»,
Riverhead Don W a l d ’s Autohaus
Rochester Breton Motors, Inc.
Rochester F. A, Motors, Inc.
Rochester Mt. Read Volkswagen, Inc.
East Rochester Irmer Volkswagen, Inc.
Rome Seth Huntley and Sons, Inc.
Roslyn Dor Motors, ltd.
Sayville Blanco Motors, Inc.
S c h enectad y Colonle Motors, Inc.
Smithtown G e o r g e and Dalton Volkswagen, Inc.
Southam pton Brill Motors, ltd.
Spring V alley C. A. HaIgh,lnc.
S ta te n Island Staten Island Small Cars, ltd.
Syracuse Don Cain Volkswagen, In c .'
East Syracuse Precision Autos, Inc.
T o n a w a n d a Granville M otors, Inc.
Utica Martin Volkswagen, Inc.
V alley Stream Val-Stream Volkswagen, Inc.
V estal Jim Forno & Son, Inc.
W a te rto w n Harblln Motors, Inc.
W e s t N y ack Foreign C ars of Rockland, Inc.
W o o d b u ry C ourtesy Volkswagen, Inc.
W o o d s ld e Q u e en sb o ro Volkswagen, Inc.
Yonkers Dunwoodle M o to r C o rp.
W eU Y oib w o g en C oip .
AUTHORIZEB
OeALERt
**
ia
j
p u rs u a n t to
Partnership a new
• ®^®** limited partner
proportionate in had with respect t«
»1 the partnership.
^ ettniiai ",
•SU aO K ST ED R E T A IL P&ICE, BAST COAST P.O.H. I/>CAL TA X E S AND OTHER nKAt.Ti!R ' d I X I V E R T
A T E X T R A CO ST.
CHAROES.
IF
ANT, ADDITIONAL.
W H ITE W A L LS
OPTIOMA&
Engineer, C ase Work Jobs In W estch ester
W estchester County which pay
assista n t engineers »public h ealth )
an d supervisors of case work
(train in g ) $9,&30 to $13,170 per
year, will accept applications for
these positions through April 18.
T he exam inations will be held
ON
VO on M ay 24 and there are no resi­
dency requirem ents.
F or th e position of assistant en ­
gineer candidates m ust be eligi­
CL, ble for a certificate as an assist­
< a n t public h ea lth engineer Issued
by the S tate of New York, and
-3
m ust possess a certificate a t the
’J
tim e of appK)intment.
F u rth e r Inform ation on both
posts Is available from th e W est­
chester C ounty Personnel Office,
Room 700, County Office B uild­
ing, W hite Plains.
E x a m s F o r C o r r e c tio n P o s ts :
M a n y T r a in e e J o b s N o w O p e n
M ay 17 m arks th e day o f th e N ew York C ity e x a m in a tio n for correction officers, in
b oth th e train ee an d reg u la r job classification s. B o th m e n a n d w om en are eligible.
For th e train ee p osition , w h ic h sta r ts a t $4,000 per year, th ere are a n n u a l incre­
P o lic e T r a i n e e
m
e
n
ts
o f $240 a fte r e a ch year o f service. T h e m a x im u m is four in crem en ts. T h e Correction
A m edical and rated qualifying
physical exam ination was given D e p a rtm e n t’s program for trainees
to th e 400 candidates for police h as a large num ber o£ jobs to be
trainee (PD ), p atro lm an (PD ), fHled.
recently.
CoiTection officers, b o th m en
Use Z i p - C o d e s t o h e l p s p e e d an d women, are paid $9,932 to
$9,383 p er year. T here are in ­
r o u r mail.
creases of $221, $551 a n d $679 a t
th e end of Uie first, second and
th ird year of service, respectively.
I n addition th e re is a $170 u n i­
form allowance, 11 paid holidays,
h e a lth an d hospital insurance
Benefits
for Protection
. . . so more
w ill be secure.
Research
for Protection
. . . so more
w ill live.
M o r e th a n 8 1 3 ,0 0 0 s ta te a n d lo c a l
g o v e r n m e n t e m p lo y e e s a n d th e i r
d e p e n d e n t s a r e e n r o ll e d in t h e
N e w Y o rk S ta te p r o g r a m f o r h e a lth
In s u ra n c e . All h a v e t h e u n i q u e b e n e f its
o f B lue C ro ss. O v e r 8 3 .5 %
s e le c te d t h e STATEW IDE PLA N :
B lu e C ro ss-B lu e S h ie ld - M e tr o p o lita n
M a jo r M e d ic a l.
M o r e th a n 4 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 A m e r ic a n s
n o w living w ill d e v e lo p c a n c e r
u n le s s e ffe c tiv e m e a n s o f p r e v e n tio n
a r e f o u n d . O n ly r e s e a r c h w ill
p r o v id e th e k n o w le d g e n e c e s s a r y to
a llo w s a v in g th e 5 0 p e r c e n t f o r w h o m
t h e r e is n o c u r e a t p r e s e n t. T h e
A m e r ic a n C a n c e r S o c ie ty 's n a tio n a l
r e s e a r c h p r o g r a m s u p p o r ts t h e w o r k
o f h u n d r e d s o f s c ie n tis ts w h o a r e
e n d e a v o r in g to le a rn h o w c a n c e r s ta rts ,
a n d h o w it c a n b e h a lte d , o r
e v e n r e v e rs e d o r p r e v e n te d .
W h y s u c h o v e r w h e lm in g p r e f e r e n c e
f o r t h e STATEW IDE PLAN? O n e
I m p o r t a n t r e a s o n is t h a t t h e S ta te w id e
P lan is b a c k e d b y t h e p io n e e r s In
h o s p ita liz a tio n a n d m e d ic a l p r o te c tio n
(B lue C ro ss-B lu e S h ie ld ).
H xam Tnatlon o f t h e r e s e a r c h p r o je c ts
s u p p o r t e d b y t h e S o c ie ty s h o w s th a t:
. , . s c ie n tis ts a r e p r o b in g t h e
b io lo g ic a l a n d c h e m ic a l p r o c e s s e s
t h a t u n d e r li e c a n c e r .
• • . t h e tw o e s ta b lis h e d m e th o d s o f
c u r in g c a n c e r — s u r g e r y a n d r a d ia tio n
— a r e b e i n g c o n s ta n tly im p ro v e d .
• n e w m e th o d s f o r c e r ta in d e t e c tio n
o f c a n c e r a r e b e i n g s o u g h t.
. . . a n in te n s iv e d r iv e Is b e in g
c o n d u c t e d t o f in d a c h e m ic a l
e ffe c tiv e a g a in s t c a n c e r .
In a d d i tio n t o t h e b r o a d e r b a s ic
b e n e f its o f B lu e C ro ss a n d B lu e S h ie ld ,
t h e r e is t h e a d d itio n a l p r o te c tio n o f
a re a listic M a jo r M e d ic a l w h ic h
p r o te c ts a g a in s t t h e d a y - to - d a y e x p e n s e s
o f m e d ic a l c a r e , s u c h a s h o m e a n d
o ffic e v isits, d r u g s , n u r s in g , e tc .
In o r o u t o f t h e h o s p ita l.
A n o th e r i m p o r ta n t r e a s o n is t h a t
t h e S ta te w id e P lan is ta ilo r e d to t h e
n e e d s o f p u b li c s e rv ic e e m p lo y e e s .-
W h e n w ill t h e fin a l c o n q u e s t o f
c a n c e r c o m e ? N o o n e c a n te ll.
B u t it w ill c o m e .
F in d o u t w h y e lig ib le e m p lo y e e s a r e
c h o o s in g th e STATEW IDE PLAN
o v e r o t h e r o p ti o n s b y m o r e t h a n
5V2 t o 1. G e t all t h e fa c ts.
Y o u r s u p p o r t o f t h e A m e r ic a n
C a n c e r S o c ie ty 's p r o g r a m th r o u g h a
v o lu n ta r y c o n t r i b u tio n w ill h a s te n
t h e d a y w h e n all o f u s m a y b e
p r o t e c t e d f ro m th is killer.
S u p p o r t th e ir c a m p a ig n th is m o n th .
W r ite t o : T h e S ta te w id e P lan
C o o r d in a tin g O ffic e , 1 2 1 5 W e s te r n
A v e n u e , A lb a n y , N . Y. 1 2 2 0 3 .
D o it n o w .
lOtNTinCAnpNCAM
NEW YORK STATE'S
NO. 1 GET-WELL CARDS!
STATE OF NiW
CARRY
IDCNIinCATION
INSUtANCE
YOU
IPPICTIVf OAn
DAV tl.
UO.
NY 112-16-1853
lOCAlnut CIO»PLANS.
HOS^iTAlS01 llUf CtOftSHANS
SHOUIOSUIMITClAUAItOAUANY
BLUE C R O S S
Symbols
o
S c c u ftty
paid for by th e City, $180 per
an n u m security benefits fund per
m a n an d a one dollar per day per
m a n an n u ity fu n d paid for by
th e City.
T he New York City D epartm ent
of Personnel reports th a t many
appointm ents are expected dur­
ing th e life of th e list.
R e q u ir e m e n ts
M inlm iun requirem ents for all
positions are g radu ation from
high school or possession of an
equivalency or acceptable G.E.D.
diploma. Proof of good character
is a n absolute prerequisite for ap.
pointm ent. M en m u st be not less
th a n five feet seven inches tall
in bare feet, an d women not less
th a n five feet two inches. There
will also be a sight an d hear­
ing test.
W om en m ust be between the
ages of 22 an d 31 years on the
d ate of th e test, and m en between
the ages of 20 and 31. Trainee
cand idates m ust be a t least 16
on th e d ate of the te st and 17
a t th e time of appointm ent.
A pplications are available at the
D ep a rtm en t
of Personnel, 49
T hom as St. th io u g h April 22.
M ail requests for applications
m u st be postm arked no la te r than
April 15 an d m u st be accompanied
by a self addressed stamped
business-size envelope.
E x a m in a tio n s
T he w ritten test will be of the
m ultiple-choice type an d will be
designed to te st th e candidate’s
intelligence, judgm ent, reasoning
ability an d capacity to learn the
work of a correction officer. It
m ay include questions on job sit­
uations, reading comprehension,
arith m etic reasoning, vocabulary,
a n d verbal analogies.
All candidates who pass the
w ritten test will be required to
pass a qualifying m edical and
physical test.
Architects, Teachers
Apply Thru April 1 8
Applications will be a c c e p t e d
through April 18 for the May 24
exam ination for assistan t archi­
tect, a t a salary of $9,930 to $13.*
170 per year. Apply through the
same d ate for principal teacher,
a t $8,385 to $10,445. T he latter
position requires no test.
T he teach er vacancy is with
the D epartm ent of Hospitals, and
b oth are for service with the
C ounty of W estchester. An edu­
cation and experience evaluation
will determ ine eligibility for
teacher post.
C andidates m ust have been
legal residents o f Westchester
County for a t least four months
im m ediately preceding the May *
test d ate and m ust be legal resi­
dents a t the tim e of appointmen^
F u rth e r inform ation and
*
cations are available a t the Wes Chester County P e r s o n n e l
Room 700, County Office BuiW'
ing. W hite Plains.
A s s i s t a n t P la n n e r
T here were 14 candidates
assistan t p lan n er taking the
cal exam recently.
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B L U E S H IE L D
A L B A N Y « B U F F A L 0 * J A M E S T 0 W N « N E W Y 0 R K « R 0 C H E S T E R « S Y R A C U S E * U T I C A * WATERTOWN
THE STATEWIDE PLAN — COORDINATING OFFICE — 1215 WESTERN AVENUE, ALBANY, N. Y.
S h o rth a n d R e p o rte r
A m edical ex am in atio n
given to th e 16 Candida
sh o rth an d rep orter recei^tly-
state Promotion Test
filing Closes April 14
State em p loyees w ill g et th e ch a n c e to clim b u p th e job ladder by w ay o f p rom o­
tion exams sch ed u led for M ay 24. T h e filin g period ru n s th rou g h April 14.
The te sts w ill Include th e follow in g job categories:
In te rd i^ p a rtm e n ta l
Landscape architect, G -19; sejjjor landscape arc h ite ct, G -23;
usslstant architect, G -19; senior
jesearch analyst, G -23; senior
eivll engineer, G -23; senior bio­
chemist, G-18; associate biochem g-23; senior bacteriologist,
q . 18; and associate bacteriolollst, G-23.
A g ric u ltu re an d M arkets
Senior farm products inspector,
£}-l6; supervising fa rm products
inspector, G -19; senior m a rk e t­
ing representative, G -15; associate
marekting representative, G-19;
lenior food chem ist, G -18; and
jssociate food chem ist, G-23.
Other D epartm ental Prom otions
In the
Conservation E>epartnient there will be prom otions to
park engineer, G -19; senior park
engineer,
G -23; an d sergeant.
(LEGAL NOTICE)
p ark patrol, G -15; T h e E duca­
tion D ep a rtm en t will hold an
exam for senior engrossing clerk,
G -7; an d th e Executive D ep a rt­
m en t will hold an exam for se­
nior budget exam iner (public fi­
ance), G -23; associate budget ex­
am iner (public fin an c e), G-27;
senior research a n a ly st (equaliza­
tion and assessm ent), G-23 and
capital police sergeant, G-12.
investigator, G-17.
T h e S ta te D ep a rtm en t
will
hold a n exam for senior license
investigator, G -17; an d supervis­
ing license investigator. G-22. In
th e D epartm ent of T ax and F i­
nance th e re w in be exam inations
for senior lottery inspector, G-16;
senior excise ta x investigator, G 17; supervising excise tax inves­
tigator, G -19; an d chief excise
tax investigator, G-21.
A test win be held for prom o­
tion to supervising m aster m e­
chanic, G-21 in th e T ra n sp o rta­
tion D ep artm en t; an d for asso­
ciate research analyst, G-27, and
w a i T a n t an d tran sfer officer, G13, in th e N arcotic A ddiction and
Control Commission. T h ere will be
continuous rec ru itm e n t for psy­
chiatric social w orker n . in the
D epartm ent of M ental Hygiene.
Clerks A re N eeded
In VA Regional O ffice
T he V eterana A dm inistration
Regional Office, 252 Seventh
Ave„ M a n h a tta n , h as several job
openings for clerk-stenographers,
clerk-typists, clerk -d ictatin g m a­
chine transcribers, and card punch
operators. In grades G S-2 through
GS-4.
F or f u rth e r info rm ation call
th e personnel office a t 620-6536.
W rite to th e New Y ork S ta te
D epartm ent of Civil Service in
Albany. Buffalo. New York City,
or Syracuse for applications.
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A M P E X
N e w fr o m A m p e x , . ,th e s o u n d id e a p e o p le
(LEGAL NOTIC E)
MICFtO 86
In walnut cabinetry
S te re o f o r
b u tte r fin g e r s
M IC R O 8 8
a Samsonite case
Srecmcnt.
, Ihe amount of cash and value of securities contributed by each Limited
arincr are listed below. All security contributions or marketable securities are listed
■>ner on the N e w York Stock Exchange, American Stock Exchange or traded
’'cr-ihc-Coimter. and the value thereof is based upon an agreed upon valuation
jj
hy published quotes as of the close of the business day of December
e o m e s t w o n e w t) w t i y s
Both the Ampex Micro 86 and Micro 88 p/ay and record stereo on cassette
tapes . . . little tiny tapes that you never have to thread. You just snap in a
cassette, push a button and listen . . . or record.
Securities
$ 4.371,62
SAVE OVER
The Micro 86 comes with matching walnut
speakers. The Micro 88 comes in a hand­
some Samsonite case for easy portability.
Both give you push-button controls, inputs
and outputs, stereo mikes . . . the works
including 20 watts of peak music power!
7, 425.3 0
15,096.80
M,
Slavin
_ _ I ___________________ 25,0 00.0 0
20.474,71
M
Sloan _________________________
____
Ir,
W a r b u r t o n _______________________ 25,000 .00
I, F ances R Weisman _______________________
3,861.14
21,138.86
'r
C, Weisman _____________________ 25,000.00
4,913.69
*(r M
Weismati _________________________ 10,086.31
j,,- Matthews C Weisman _____________________
5,010.65
19,959.35
FacT*'"""®
W i n s o r _______________________ 33,128.20
_ 4,371.80
______
•f witiij Partner has the right from time to time to make additional contributions
^ no
from their capital account as they shall determine, except there can
“’'''imurn
from the capital account of any Limited Partner below a
** the r
shall be determined by the General Partner without the consent
. F.,ch T “'- P‘'«"er.
f.*«.ner's
s^all receive a portion of the profits as such Limited
'^91 year f
account bears to all of the capital account at the beginning of the
whidi
11*^ subtracting from said profits the General Partner’s share in said
1
in nn *
determined In accordance with the partnership agreement, but
Sreenient ?i
shall exceed 20% of the profits as defined in the Partnership
rluhr •'"* •
1
Plai^
8 Limited Partner to substitute an assignee as a contributor
r^t'trs. No j , ^’^neral _ Partner may from time to time admit additional limited
*''ners -j,
* TP priority is given to Limited Partners over other Limited
b
Case
or as to compensation bv way of income.
./"'mate. A mo- •
General Partner the Partnership shall dissolve and
• ‘iTiirfii
°
Limited Partners shall then designate one or more
®~,*iniited Pnrf
*
wind_ up the business of the Partnership. In case of death
fcw
Ccrtifiro,
t ® surviving partners may continue the partnership.
I-'mited
above has been sweorn to by the General Partner
P'^^stntative *nH a
*
General Partner, as their duly appointed Lawful
«na Attorney in-Fact, on the 23rd day of January, 1969.
n
C
tr
The H e a lth D ep a rtm en t will
hold a n exam for senior bacteriol­
ogist (virology), G -18, an d asso­
ciate bacteriologist (virology), G 23. In th e D ep a rtm en t of Labor
th e re will be exam s for senior
unem ploym ent Insurance Investi­
gator, G -18;
associate unem ­
ploym ent Insurance investigator,
G -21; associate research analyst,
G -27; an d senior com pensation
N am e
C ash
Mary W Bal l _________________________________ $ 2 5 , 6 2 8 38
Benjamin B r o w n s t e i n _________________________ 2 5 , 0 0 0 , 0 0
Alan Dybvig
_
1 5 .0 0 0 .0 0
Irving G ray ___________________________________ 2 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
" Belle H a l p e r n _________________________________ 2 5 , 0 0 0 , 0 0
IrvinR H a l p e r n
_________________________ 2 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
'3wns M ark eters _________________________________ 2 5 . 0 0 0 . 0 0
Xfr
Rogow
__________
1 5 , 0 0 0 .0 0
James R o gers
_
1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
M,
J^osenberg
__________________________ 2 5 , 0 0 0 , 0 0
Ruth R o s e n b e rg ______________________________ 2 5 . 0 0 0 . 0 0
- Jrael R u b in s te in ______________________________
9,5 7 4 .7 0
« Stephen S huster
rir.
t:
tr:
COPIA FUND
notice
i s HEREBY GIVEN that the persons herein
named have formed a
limited Partnership for the transaction of business in the State of N e w York and
elsewhere and have filed the Certificate in the Clerk’s Office in the County
of N e w
York, of which the substance is as follows;
'
The name of r'iC Limited Partnership ,is COPIA FU N D .
The character of the business is to invest, participate and trade, on margin
io short sale transactions or otherwise, in securities and
commodity transactions
of every kind, and to write, purchase and sell puts and calls, combinations thereof
ind other options, and to borrow, raise funds, mortgage or hypothecate
or lend
Bjrtnership securities in the furtherance of partnership business.
Lotation of the principal place of business is No. 4 West 58 Street, N e w
York, N. Y. Nam e and place o f residence o f eacji member is as follows
Residence
Name
21 Kolbert Drive
Eliot H Weisman
Scarsdale, N e w York
General Partner
300 East 71 Street
Mary W. Ball
N e w York, N . Y.
limited Partner
A6 Silver Birch Drive
Benjamin Brownstein
N e w Rochelle. N e w York
Limited Partner
17 East 93 Street
f. Alan Dybvig
N e w York, N . Y.
Limited Partner
Buckingham Apts.
r. Lrvinp Gray
Garth Road
Limited Partner
Scarsdale, N e w York
67 Broadview Avenue
rs. Belle Halpern
N e w Rochelle, N e w York
Limited Partner
67 Broadview Avenue
r. Irving Halpern
N e w Rochelle, N e w York
Limited Partner
25
Peck Slip
rawns Marketers
N e w York, N . Y.
w y Rosenberg, Pres.
Limited Partner
68 24 Hamlin Avenue
fr. Asher Rogow
Lincoln W ood. Illinois
Limited Partner
311 West 91 Street
r. James Rogers
N e w York, N . Y.
Limited Partner
17 Country Club Drive
r. Jerry Rosenberg
Larchmont, N e w York
Limited Partner
17 Country Club Drive
rs. Ruth Rosenberg
Larchmont. N e w York
Limited Partner
24 Chatham Road
Ir. Israel Rubinstein
N
e w Rochelle, N e w York
Limited Partner
2 0 0 Ferndale Avenue
Ir Stephen Shuster
Scarsdale,
N e w York
Limited Partner
14 16 Bay Blvd.
Ir. Herbert Slavin
Atlantic
Beach,
N e w York
Limited Partner
29 Juniper Road
Irs Eeliinor C. Sloan
Bloomfield.
Connecticut
Limited Partner
1^6 East 76 Street
Ir. W'i'liiim J. Warburton
N e w York, N . Y.
Limited Partner
71 Mamaroneck Road
I's Francos R. Weisman
Scarsdale, N e w York
Limited Partner
25 Sutton Place South
lr»- Jeannette C. Weisman
N e w York. N . Y.
Limited Partner
69 Mamaroneck Road
Irs. Marilvn Weisman
Scarsdale, N e w York
Limited Partner
75 East End Avenue
•'t- Matthew C. Weisman
N e w York. N . Y.
, Limited Partner
300 East 71 Street
iss Clcorglana L. Winsor
N e w York. N . Y.
limited Partner
The term for which the sartnership is to exist Is from January 1, 1969 and
'"'iniie until the end of the fu^st fi'scai year, and thereafter from year to year until
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. . . the provisions
• •
of the partnership
i'solvcd
accordance with
terminated
Mr.
Mr,
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r.
H-1
50%
on a stereo
tape library I
G et up to $ 2 3 . 8 0
worth of Ampex stereo
cassette tapes
S e e b o t h today.
D
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T
fo r only $ 9 . 9 5
with your purchase of an
Ampox Micro 86 or 881
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17 WARREN STREET
NYC
267-3670
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T h e grade 16 p osition of a ssista n t buyer Is now open, a c ­
cording to tlie New York City P ersonnel D ep a rtm en t a t 49
T iiom as S treet, w h ic h will be accep tin g ap p lica tio n s for
th e post up to April 22.
T he exam for the a ssista n t buy­
e r’s job, paying $6,400 to $8,200
per year, h as been set for Ju n e
14.
Vacancies exist in various de­
partm ents. T he P urchase D e p a rt­
m ent has eleven openings; E duca­
tion h as five; an d there are eight
v acant jobs in H igher Education.
O th er positions open periodically.
M inimum requirem ents include
possession of a high school, equiv­
alency or an acceptable G.E.D.
diploma plus two years of exper­
ience in purchasing a large volume
and variety of m aterials, supplies
or equipm ent. A lternative require­
m ents for the la tte r are either
two years of satisfactory exper­
ience in a field closely related to
large-scale purchasing, such as
inspection or specification w riting
covering a large volume and v a r­
iety of m aterials, a bachelor’s d e­
gree from a four-y ear accredited
college or university, or an equiv­
a le n t com bination of education
and experience.
F ringe benefits are annual
leave, sick leave, leave for vaca-
TRAVEL AGENT CLASS
BEGINNING APRIL 22
An intensive evening tr a in ­
ing p rogram for m en an d wom­
en Interested in w orking in
travel agencies, or in organizing
tours, citiises, group an d in d i­
vidual travel will open Tuesday,
April 22 a t E astern School, 721
Broadway, N.Y. 10003, AL 45029. F or inform ation w rite or
call for Form 88.
tions w ith pay, m em bership in a
pension system an d th e social
security system , a h ea lth in su r­
ance plan and th e blood credit
program .
All m ail requests for applica­
tions m ust be postm arked no later
th a n April 15, and m ust be ac­
com panied by a self-addressed
stam ped envelope.
SCHOo/
[(ju iv a le n c ii
D8PL0MA
■“
This N.Y. Sfaf# diplom a
loflal equivalenf
of g r a d u a fio n from a 4y o a r High School. It Is v a lu a b le to
n o n -g r a d u a te s of High School f o n
• Em plo y m en t
• Promotion
• A d v a n c e d E d u c atio n al Training
• P a r io n a l S allifac tlo n
O u r S p e c i a l in te n s iv e 3 - W a e k
C ourse p r e p a r e s for official e x o m t
c o n d u c te d a t r e g u la r Intervali b y
N. Y. State Dept, of Education.
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111 M iinlm tliiii,
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SPECIAL RATES
P.O. Truck Practice
$10.00 per hr.
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G WofUs Cuuibc A piiio vfil by
N.Y. Sl.nlo tMiic.'Uion D-.-pt
Write or P hone for Inform ation
rioaHi> w n t i ' iiKj fi(H' iilioui Uiu llinli
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SCHOOL,
DEPT.
9 A P - 3 4 , BR 9 - 2 6 0 4 .
L IC E I^ 'S E
C o lle g e T ra in e d in s tru c to rs ,
P riv ate
In stru c tio n .
7 D A Y S A W EE K
MODEL AUTO SCHOOL
145 W. 14th Street
Phone: CH 2-7547
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IH M -360.
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EAST TREMONT AVK. & BOSTON RD„ BRONX — K1 2-BGOO
ao EAST FORUHAM ROAD. BRONX — 9:13-0700
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DIPLOMA
• For CIVIL SERVICE
• For Employment
• For Collere Entrance
•
S atlsfa clio n
S W « # k N . Y . e d u c a t i o n D t p t . A p p r « v « ^ o n e t W M k l y C e u r M IN SCHOOL
o r A T H O M E in y o u r » p aro tim o .
For
P er*on»l
_______________________
RO BERTS SCHOOL, H S L
PL T-0300
SIT W. Sr S tr o tt , New York, N. Y . lOOlf
Please le n d me I ’REE In fo rm a tio n on H l» h School KqulvaleQcy,
Name
Ag*
Exam s S e t S a tu r d a y
VAHospital Attendants:
Varied Locations Exist
P a g in g all p o ten tia l h osp ita l a tte n d a n ts w ho m ig h t like to work a t lo ca tio n s such as
th e V'eterans A d m in istration H ospital in B rooklyn, th e B ronx, C astle P oint, Manhattan
or N orthport.
S atu rd ay is your day. T h e tim e for th e w a lk -in ex a m in a tio n s now b ein g offered is
12:30 p.m.; the place is Room 2000 '
of the F ederal Building, 26 F ed ­
eral Plaza in M a n h a tta n .
T o en ter at th e G S-2 level, you
need no previous train in g or ex­
perience. T he beginning pay Ls
$4,321 per year, w ith higher scales
for n ig h t work. Positions seeking
applicants also exist on th e GS-3,
GS-4, and G S-5 levels. T h e la t­
ter s ta rts ou t a t $5,732 annually.
Have M edical Exposure
Six m onths of p rior experience
in a m e d ic a l' se ttin g —holding d.
job like m edical technician, la b ­
oratory, d en tal or pharm acy as­
sistan t—will m eet the sta n d ard s
for a G S-3 level h ospital a tte n ­
d a n t’s position.
G «-4 and G S-5 requirem ents
are, in addition to m eeting the
G S-3 requirem ents, one year of
Process Server
Deadline Nears
E x a m in a tio n s for process
server w ill be given by th e
New York S ta te Civil Serv­
ice .D epartm ent on May 24,
w ith applications accepted up to
April 21. S alary scale goes from
$4,395 to $5,484, an d a pay hike
m ay be in th e offing.
F irst consideration in appoint­
m en t will be given to successful
candidates who are residents of
the county in w hich th e vacancy
exists. O penings become available
from tim e to tim e in th e Alco­
holic Beverage Control Board,
Executive D epartm ent; Division
of Em ploym ent, Labor Depar^m ent; Law D epartm en t; and the
D epartm en t of T axation and F i­
nance. A t present there is one
vacancy in th e Division of Em ijloyment in New York City.
On or before the date of the
w ritten test, candidates m ust
have g rad u ated from a senior
high school, or possess a high
school equivalency diploma. S a t­
isfactory office, business, in d u s­
trial, or supervisory experience:
experience in dealing w ith the
public; or full-tim e m ilitary ex­
perience m ay be substituted for
high school on a y ea r-to -y e ar
basis.
For fu rth e r inform ation and
applications write th e New York
S ta te EVepartment of Civil Service
in Albany, Buffalo, Syracuse, or
New York City, or come in per­
son to one of th e offices of the
New York S ta te Em ploym ent
Service.
experience for G S-4 an d two years
for G S-5 und er professional n u rs­
ing supervision. This additional
experience m u st have Included six
m onths of specialized experience
for G S-4 a n d one year for G S-5
in one of th e following options:
P sychiatry — includes work in
connection w ith p atien ts in psy­
ch iatric hospitals, or psychiatric
units in general m edical and sur­
gical-hosptlals, or in m ental h y ­
giene cliuice; •,
Medicine an d surgery—Includes
work involving th e diagnostic p ro ­
cedures, treatm ents, an d the care
of illness and injm-y. Tliis special­
ization does n o t include work
prim arily in an operating room or
w ith neuropsychiatric p atien ts;
O perating room—includes woi'k
involving th e prep aration of p a ­
tients for surgery, care and m a in ­
tenance of supplies for operations,
and in assisting nurses and su r­
geons in operating room activities.
F or an y grade the required
am ount of experience will n ot in
itself be accepted as pi-oof of q u al­
ification for a position. T he record
of experience an d training m ust
show th e ability to perform th e
duties of th e grade level for w hich
th e
can d id ate
is
corisidered.
T raining a n d /o r education may
be sub stituted for experience at
a dim inished rate.
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News Of The Schools
By A . L. PETERS
Dental Offices To Be Installed
In Vocational HS In Brooklyn
C la r a B a rtio n V o c a tio n a l H ig h S c h o o l, 901 C la s s o n A ve.,
B rooklyn, w ill s o o n h a v e tw o f u l l y - e q u ip p e d d e n t a l o f fic e s
w ith r e g u l a r d e n t a l s t a f f s , a c c o r d i n g t o D r. B e r n a r d E.
D onovan, s u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f s c h o o ls .
•nie dentists will provide free
operation of professional groups
professional services to students
of den tists in th e City, including
ftt the school. Beginning in S ep t­
the D entists Advisory Council of
ember, th e dentists will be work­
ing with stud ents taking the den­ New York.
P \inds for the equipment, m a in ­
tal assistants course, to give the
tenance a n d professional services
girls the au th en tic atm osphere of
the profession for w hich they by dentists are reim burseable fully
under th e Vocational E ducation
will be preparing.
Act of 1963. T eachers’ salaries are
Two d en tal offices, equipped
paid from City tax levy funds.
witti m odern in stru m en ts and
iTMiterlals for dental practice, have
been installed a t the school a t a
cost of $75,000. A fu rth e r allot­
ment of $16,000 will pay for pro­
fessional sei-vices of atten d in g
dentists an d th e m aterials used.
Students who are graduated
from the d en tal assistants course
will be qualified n o t only for an
T h e te a c h in g s ta f f of th e
Immediate job as a dental aide d a y e l e m e n t a r y s c h o o ls c o n ­
but also will be eligible for a fu r­ d u c t e d b y N ew Y o rk C i ty ’s
ther two-year train in g course a t
B o a rd o f E d u c a tio n la s t s u m ­
a community college to prepare
for a career as a dental hygienist. m e r h a d a s e n s e o f a c h ie v e ­
The course a t th e high school m ent, according to a n evaluative
will be given by qualified dental report m ade public by the Board.
T he sum m er program was con­
hygienists im der the supervision
of the D epartm ent of D entistry of ducted in 168 public schools
the City’s H ealth D epartm ent, thro u g h o u t th e City from 9:00
which has cooperated w ith the a.m. im til noon between July 1
board in plann ing an d structvir- and August 13. Of th is total, 140
Ing the course. T he general sup­ schools in disadvantaged areas
ervisor is H arry Wolfson, Assist­ were financed by the New York
ant Superintendent for O ccupa­ S tate U rban E ducation Program
tional Ouriculums, and Dr. H arry for 36,000 children. T he other
Lewis, D irector of T rade and Tech­ schools were financed by City
funds.
nical Education.
Reuben Puchs, principal of
T he C enter for U rban E duca­
Claia B arton Vocational H igh tion, a n in dependent agency, con­
School, estim ates th a t the pro­ ducted an evaluation of the 140
gram will qualify 25 girls a year schools financed by the U rban
to fill jobs In a field in which E ducation P iogram .
there is a dem and for skilled help.
T he evaluators noted th a t 50
Puchs also pointed out th a t the percent of th e teachers reported
course has th e approval and co- th a t all or alm ost all of th e chil­
d ren m ade noticeable im prove­
m en t in reading. However, the
CUE observers said, a fte r com ­
p arin g pupil achievem ent in Au­
gust as com pared w ith th e preced­
The B oard of E ducation h as
ing April, t h a t th e sum m er’s re ­
Pa.ssed a resolution calling for
local school board elections in dis­ sults were "disappointing, p articularlf in reading”.
tricts one an d 13 on or before
A lthough th e evaluators held a
•^une 1, 1969, according to Board
different view as a result of tests
^^sident Jo h n Doar.
Under th e M archi Law, the City they had conducted, the teachers
*x>ard m ay provide for the elec­ also considered th e program to
tion of a school board for each have helped th e large m ajo rity
of p articip a tin g pupils in attitu d e,
Jocal school board district.
I>>ar said th a t th e elections in aspiration, an d in th e academ ic
strict one an d 13 would be con­ areas involved—reading an d a r ith ­
victed to th e fullest extent pos- metic.
®^ble in accordance w ith th e proSeventy percent of th e te a c h ­
^dures in th e b o ard ’s plan for ers indicated th a t stren g th s of the
development of a com m unity sum m er program were small class
^hool district system, now pend- registers, th e ability to establish
before th e S ta te legislature,
close relationships w ith the pupils
^ a r sta te d th a t th e board Is an d a relaxed atm osphere.
forking out th e specific im pleT w o -th irds of th e
teachers
of these procedures and praised th e availability of addi­
^ J schedule a reg istratio n period tional classroom personnel, co­
^ s u r e m axim um participation, operation of adm inistrative sta ff
in ^ ^®solution for th e election as well as of the schools’ custo­
alstriot 13 was prom pted by the dial sta ff an d good supervision
^ignation, over th e p ast two an d odrganization. They also cited
onths. of all b u t two of th e local th e availability of guidance per®ol board m em bers.
sonel a n d a curriculum w hich
Superintendent of Schools Dr. included trip s and special pro­
D onovan recently as- grams.
^ e d supervision of disti'iot 13,
CUE observers noted th a t the
kx>«f K ^ d istrict one afte r th a t orientation of th e sta ff a t both
board’s suspension on Ja n . the teach ing and adm inistrative
levels seemed to have been im -
Summer Teachers
Note Achievement;
Evaluators Disagree
Local BoardElections
SetInTwoDistricts
T e a c h e r
E lig ib le
L is t s
LICENSB AS TR.ACliER OF SOCIAf.
62 40 ; Anne J Cusack, 6232; Max Haber, 61 04 ; S o t Brodsky, 0090; Marvin Blier,
KTIIMES IN DAY HIGH SCHOOI.S
6 224; Florence R Buschke, 6216: Dorothy 608 0; Su/.anno Kobliner, 0064.
James W Garafola, f).‘324; Arthur M E Lennon, 630 0; Charles J Klim.if. 0102;
Ellen J Api>el, 6010: Bernard S Jacob­
Sctiaek. 0-81: Jolin P Gillen. 89 68: Mark Laurie B Mark, 6168 : Anthony T Dibar- son, 600 0: Jerry S Perlmutter, 6000
A Kriedman, 8 7 44; Jeffrey S Sclierr, SGfiO; tolo Jr, 6160 ; Stanley P Foreman, 0152: Ashkar, 50 92; Sheldon Walitt, ri002
Harvey Rothslein, 8064: Georpe P Reid, Peter Drew, 615 3; Steven C Wolfson. 01 52; Stiiart Donner, 5068 ; Ira B Teper. 590 0
Koas: Alan H Krin^Uy, 86 16: Robert M Marparet M Perunia, 6153: Gene J Bon- Barbara B Barnes, 5960; Joseph I' Far
Harris. 8;}44; Harriet I’ollaek, 8.'U)4: Nor­ piorni, 6144; Antoinette Aweek.v, 0130; ruppio, 500 0; Donna C Franklin, 595 3
man E Wheeler. 8'J(14: Arlene C Townes, Melvin Wolynez. 6113; Rlioda M Grayzel. Jeffrey D Straussman, 5053.
«')64: Joseph P Qiiinlan, 8248: Ricliard
Goldenstein, S224- I’aul H Einf.'hlair,
8192: Jeffrey A reinberp. 815~: Kaye
SicpeiberB, 8136: Robert B Diirkin. 810-i:
Stephen B Vogel, 8080 : Miirk W Mooney,
8 0 0 ) : E<lward J Igrel, 8008; Gerard J Pelisson, 7976; Paul Stewart, 70,'>2: Cliarles
Goldenberg-, 7944; Ivan GoMstoin, 70.36:
Gerard W Dempsey. 7864; WiHiam J Kilpour, 78,‘J2.
A p i l o t p r o j e c t to in c r e a s e t h e n u m b e r o f p r o f e s s io n a lly
Lester P Goldberg, 780 8; Maiion B
Sanders, 7730: Jay J Becker, 772R; Sam s k il le d n u r s e s i n t h e s h o r t e s t ti m e p o s s ib le w a s a n n o u n c e d
Shmulewitz, 7720; Harrietts M Gould,
7712; Georpe E K.irius, 7712: Nancy j o i n t l y to d a y b y D r. B e r n a r d B u c o v e , N e w Y o r k C ity H e a l t h
Boyman, 76 64: Lawrence H Wexler, 7064;
Paul Darsa, 7650: Riohanl Dicecio, 7033: S e r v ic e s A d m i n i s t r a t o r a n d C h a n c e llo r A lb e r t H . B o w k e r,
Leslie A Q\iinn, 75 02; Richard A Bara, City U niversity of New York.
7568; Stephen Sherman, 7500; Beverly
An initial g ra n t of $98,191 w’ill
A Bennett, 7512; Tliom.is P Richards,
The program , w hich provides
7504; Charles
BCohen, 7488; Samuel
suppo rt th e first year of th e p ro ­
Danish, 7480; I.eonard D St ali\ 7480; licensed p ractical nurses w ith an
ject. Recom m ended support for
Joel Kischer, 747 2; Kevin Ca*;sid.v. 7440:
Lewis M Beynian, 7440 ; Seymour W Plave. opp ortunity for upgrading th eir th e rem ainder of th e fo u r-y ear
7 4 24; Richard Szynianeki, 7302; Phillip skills an d education is scheduled
R Pipnatelli, 7:J84: Mi:oslav J Paces, 7368 ;
program totals $322,510. D uring
Gerald J Geraci, 7368; ames Lawler. 7300; to g et undei-way this Spring a t
th e period of th e ir train in g the
Ellen B Fuhr. 7330; Robert D Diamant, H u n te r College.
7312; Robert A Scheuer, 7312.
stu d e n ts’ fu ll-tim e salaries as
Marie F Leneh.m, 725 6; Barbara E
T h e project was first proposed L PN ’s will be paid ay the De­
Cronacher, 72 40; Frederick C Haines,
7238; Daniel N Skolnik, 7234: James J by Dr. Jam es G H aughton, First
p a rtm e n t of H ospitals. Each of
Damico Jr. 7310; Toby A Stavisky, 7176:
Steven T^evine, 7168; Lloyd A Borak, 7108: Eteputy H ealth Services A dm in­ th e stu d e n ts will a tte n d th e ac­
Louis D Krone, 7168 ; M.^ry B O'Connell.
7128; Alfred W Guibord, 71 34: Jane E istra to r, who h as am ong his r e ­ credited course for 17 m onths.
Stern, 71 20; Howard A Chaske«, 7112: sponsibilities in th e H ealth Serv­
“T he objective of th e dem on­
Stuart A Sylvester, 7112; Artluir G Melnick, 70 88: Irwin Goldstein, 7004 ; Jordan ices A dm inistration the develop­ stratio n pro ject is to prepare the
A Cohn. 7061; Jerome F Goldman. 7040;
career ladders licensed practical nurse to m eet
Gloria D Leblanc, 70 08; Edward M Gand- m en t of h ea lth
ler, 7000; Wendy J Siepel, 6008; Frank such as this program proposes. the requirem ents of th e licensing
P Giordano, 09 60; Stephen J Gottdic-ner,
6000; Harry F Reenick, 6900; Charles G T he special curriculum was de­ exam ination for professional n u rs­
Sehwetje, 6!>44; Lawrent-e Feinstcin. 6936; signed by Professor M arguerite C.
ing,” said Pi'ofessor Holmes. “ I t is
Kenneth M Baron. 002 8; Andrew J Plun­
kett, 6008; Arthur B GoMstein. 0806; Holmes, C h a irm an of th e E)epart- hoped this program will help re­
Hyman B Garey, 0880.
John J Raslear, 6856; Noriiuui E Good­ m e n t of N ursing E ducation of lieve th e present shortage of qual­
man, 084 8; Lawrence H Paris, 6840; H u n te r College of CUNY..
ified professional nurses as quick­
ames
F Klein, 0792; oanne M Gentile,
6784;
David S Kahn, 0776 ; Kenneth N
ly
as possible by giving intensive
P io n e e r P r o g r a m
In U .S .
Hodpins, 6768 ; t)«eph L Cuzzocrea, 0744:
train in g to those LPN ’s who al­
Norman I Fisher, 0606; Marcia L Gottlieb,
R
eported
to
be
the
first
of
its
0648; Walter P Hendricks, 6648; Larry
m astered some n ursing
B Kravat, 6008; Raymond H Friedrich, kLid in th e country, the program ready
6600; Steven E Grobstein, 6584; Joan
skills.”
Sandick. 6576; Elsie Goldttein. 0576: is a jo in t u n d erta k in g of th e
T he E>epartment of H ospitals es­
Joyce J Suvilla. 6508; Mary L Liebhafsky. N Y. City H ealth Services A dm in­
650 4;
Milton L Stern. 6504; Matthew A
Tomasulo, 048 8; Robert N Yaealoff, 0456; istratio n through th e D epartm en', tim ates th a t to provide optim al
Robert E Norman, 0440: Kenneth M Ray­
p a tie n t care it will have to em mond, 6432; Maurice J Downinp, 6432; of Hospitals, H unter College, and
Robert Sherman, 6433: S:iniuel C Collins, the N,Y. City D epartm ent of P e r­ play some 2,000 new R.N.’s a y ear
6410: James A Garvey, 0408 ; Benjamin
over th e n ex t five yeai's.
sonnel.
Baram. 640 8: Abraham M Hoi-n, 6368.
Diane M Pottberg-, 63 14; Frank L CaLicensed practical nurses who
F
u
n
d
s
for
the
program
are
be­
pa.'vo, 03 44; Reuben Stern, 6.336: Allan M
to
become
professional
Geffon, 6336; Beatrice M Mulhern. «i296: ing provided by a trainin g g ran t w ant
Gail M Stern, 6288; Sidney Winter, 6288;
nurses, norm ally m ust re tu rn to
Richard J Boylan, 6264; IrviiTB' Prince, to H u n ter College from the U.S.
0364; Pa ul J Diiorio, 6248; Blanche Gerfull-tim e stu d y an d receive little
stenhaber, 0240 ; Seymotir Feisrenbaum, P ublic H ealth Service.
P ilo t P r o ie c t A t H u n t e r
T o U p g r a d e L P N S k ills
E v a lu ato rs R e p o r t
P r o g r a m
C
h i l d r e n
F o r
I s
R
e t a r d e d
S u c c e s s f u l
A n i n d e p e n d e n t e v a l u a t i o n o f t h e N ew Y o rk C ity 1968
s u m m e r school p ro g ra m fo r c h ild re n w ith re ta rd e d m e n ta l
d e v e lo p m e n t f o u n d t h e p r o j e c t s u c c e s s f u l, a c c o r d in g to t h e
C e n t e r f o r U r b a n E d u c a tio n . T h e e v a l u a t i o n r e p o r t s h o w e d
th a t special em phasis was placed
on th e “w arm th an d good con- m ation for p aren ts and th e gen­
rtol th e teachers h a d in the eral com m unity about m en tal re ­
tardatio n.
classroom.”
T his la tte r aspect of th e p ro ­
U nder th e guidance of 13
teachers, all licensed to conduct je c t w as aided by a supp>ortive
CRMD classes, 124 pupils received sta ff of two guidance counselors
special instructio n daily between an d a p a rt-tim e school psycholo­
July 18 an d August 16 a t P.S. gist. Classroom teachers were al­
197, M a n h attan , F ifth Avenue and so assisted by two h ea lth educa­
teachers
an d
a
music
135th S treet. F unded by th e S tate tion
teacher.
of New York through its U rban
A m a jo rity of teachers h ad
E ducation P rogium , the program
m
any
years of experience an d held
also included a com ponent of
20 teach er-train ees who were se­ m ultiple licenses, th e evaluation
lected to teach in th e CRMED p ro ­ sta ff noted, citing a sti’ong espritde-corps am ong the teachers.
g ram in th e fall of 1968.
O bjectives of th e sum m er pro­ S ixty-seven p ercent of the te ac h ­
gram were: to provide a con tin u­ ers, in tu rn, nam ed th e su p E > o r ing sum m er service for m entally tive personnel as a key stren g th
reta rd e d
children;
to
recru it in th e program .
A lthough th e sta ff an d p a r­
teachers for fall classes; to pi*oents
agreed w ith CUE th a t th e
vide extensive remedial insti-uction; to improve pupil socializa­ program was successful, the contion, classroom perform ance and su ltn ts felt th a t b etter com m u­
com m um nication skills; to e n ­ nication an d cooperation in the
courage
academ ic
appreciation process of enrollm ent by the local
an d expectation of success in schools would have increased the
school; and to provide counsel­ enrollm ent.
T h e workshop quality, when
ing for p are n ts as well as inforcom pared to th e sum m er of 1967,
proved considerably.
was m uch Improved, w ith p a r ­
In operating the summ er cle-' ents
sta tin g they were satisfied,
m e n tary schools under a decen­ according to th e report,
tralized program , district supei*inA special event was an In fo rm a­
tendents h a d a wide degree of tion
N ight, w ith both p are n ts
Hexibility within the City-wide and observers describing th e p ro­
priorities set by th e B oard of gram as “both educational and
E ducation.
encoxiraging for the p a ie u ts.”
or no credits for th e ir experi­
ence. They also lose Income while
studying. At th e sam e tim e city
hospitals lose th eir services, add­
ing to th e nursing shortage.
T he experim ental program will
cover a th ree an d a h alf y ea r
period w ith a total enrollm ent of
a t least 75 students. W hen th e
first group of 25 stu d en ts h as
com pleted th e first 12 m o nths
of th e 17 m onth course of study,
th e second group of 25 will e n te r
the program , and a year la te r a n ­
oth er 25 will be selected from
am ong city hospital employees to
p articip a te in th e experim ent.
At th e end of th e ir train in g
period, those com pleting th e course
will be eligible to take th e exam ­
in ation for registered nurse licen­
sure. T he stu d en ts will be tra n s ­
ferred to th e Bellevue H ospital
C enter for th e d u ration of th e
course of studies.
TEACHEREXCHANGE
.Secrelai-y needed five days a week by PS
iT r ’
Ave., Brooklyn. Call:
* 3 4 1 2 2«i.
Pitman stenoBraphy teacher:
Miilwood
Hiprh School: Flatbush area, Brooklyn.
CaM: 850-6588.
Secretary for local school board. Flatbush
area. Brooklyn. Position requires per­
sonable. competent individual wilh «eeretarial skill, capable of adniitiislirlnfr
the day to day activities of a local
board Flexible houiia essential several
times a month. Write: District 32. ,'1109
Newkirk Ave.. Brooklyn 11326, Atl: I.
Brown.
Substitute teacher, per diem and lone
term for evening: adult school. Mon
Tues., Wed., 7:15 to 9 :;iO p.m. Ca!l Mr’
Uin.-ildini at CY 2-4513 between 7 :,30
and 0:00 p.m.
School secretary, math teacher, guiaunce
counselor for JHS ISO Bron.x, ,S!»0
Cauldwell Ave. Call principal Uol>ert
L. Kahn at LU 5-8100.
School sei.-retary position available three
days a week. Midtown Manhattan iirca.
Must be license<l by Board of Kdu. afion
(emergency examination can l>e ar­
ranged). Call; 583-7430 between 0:0 0
a.m. and .3:00 p.m.
Per d ie m teachers, steady w o rk fo r the
balance o f the school year. Foreign lanKuase, science, language arts. J IO I ?t,
2 75 0 Lafayette Ave-, B ro n x , T A 3-9300.
Typlngr teacher and all other siilis*iuit«
teachers are neeiled in JHS 216. ItrookIjn. 72 Beronic* PI. Call inimeUiately:
BU 2 5330.
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be held on May 24.
C andidates m ust have been legal
residents of W estchester C ounty
for a t least four m onth s Im m edi­
ately preceding th e test date, and
preference in appointm ent m ay be
All h a n d s on deck — th e
given to legal residents of the
ty p in g deck. T h e N aval I n ­
appointing m unicipality.
Secretarial Help;
Start At $5,145
County Personnel O fficer D en­
ton Pearsall, J r. h as aruiounced
th a t applications are being a c ­
cepted throug h April 18 for the
test for sup erintendent of public
works for th e City of Rye, and
the Villages of Pelham and
M am aroneck.
Salaries vary according to lo­
cation, b u t th e single exam will
v e stig a tiv e Service is se a rc h ­
For fu rth e r in form ation and a p ­
in g for a G S-4 level se cr e ­
VisH A ny Of Our R etail
Pharm acy League Stores
plications w rite or come in p er­
ta ry who can tjrpe. P ay ranges
son to th e W estchester Coimty
between $5,145 an d $6,684 per
Personnel
Office,
Room
700,
annum .
County O ffice Building, W hite
T he applicant to be chosen will
Plains.
provide secretarial, receptionist,
clerical an d typist services for
Every father’s daughter is a virgin
th e d ep a rtm e n t head. No exam ­
in ation is required for this post.
F u rth e r d a ta a n d applications
PAHAMODNTPICTIIRfSPRFSfNTS
can be obtained from th e Con­
solidated Ind u strial R elations O f­
fice, Room 1501, 90 C hu rch St.,
New Y ork 10007. C ontinuous fil­
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LEGAL NOTICE
A t a Special T e rm , P a rt I o f the Supreme
C ou rt, held in and fo r the C ounty o f
B ro n x , at the Supreme C ourthouse, 851
G ra n d Concourse, B ro n x , N e w Y o r k , on
the 18th day o f M a rch , 1969. P R E S E N T :
H O N . B IR D IE A M S T E R D A M , Justice. In
the m a tte r o f the a p p lic a tio n o f J U A N
E D W A R D LE B R O N , also k n o w n as FE­
L I X E D W A R D O LE B R O N , asking fo r
leave to change his name to J O H N E D ­
W ARD
LE
BRUN.
ORDER
FOR
C H A N G E O F N A M E . In d e x N o . 6 0 6 1 /6 9 .
U p o n reading and filin g the p e titio n o f
J U A N E D W A R D O LE B R O N , d u ly v e rified the 13th day o f M a rch , 1969, w h ic h
p e titio n is e n title d as above and w h ic h
prays fo r leave o f J U A N E D W A R D O
LE B R O N to assume the name o f J O H N
E D W A R D LE B R U N , in place o f and
in stead o f his present name, and i t a p ­
pea ring th a t the said p e titio n e r, J U A N
E D W A R D O LE B R O N , p ursu a n t to the
p rovision s o f the U n ite d States Selective
Service A c t has su bm itted to re g is tra tio n
as th e rein p ro v id e d , and i t fu rth e r ap­
p e a rin g th a t the p e titio n e r, J U A N E D ­
W A R D O LE B R O N , was b o rn o n the
8 th day o t Decem ber, 1945, a t San Juan,
P u erto R ico , and th a t the ce rtificate o f
his b ir th bears N o . 6 41 1 , and th a t the
C o u rt b ein g satisfied thereby th a t the aver­
m ents co nta in e d in the said p e titio n is
tru e and th a t there is no reasonable o b ­
je c tio n to the proposed change o f name;
N O W , on m o tio n o f E P S T E IN , N E W M A N & L U B IT Z , the attorneys fo r the
p e titio n e r, i t is
O R D E R E D , th a t J U A N E D W A R D O LE
B R O N , be, and he hereby is authorized
to assume the name o f J O H N E D W A R D
LE B R U N , upo n com pliance w ith th is o rder, and i t is fu rth e r
O R D E R E D , th a t the said p e titio n e r is
a uth orized to assume the said respective
name on and a fte r the 2 9 th cfay o f
A p r il, 1969, upo n c o n d itio n , h ow ever, th a t
he _ shall co m ply w it h the fu rth e r p ro ­
visions o f th is o rd e r, and i t is fu rth e r
O R D E R E D , th a t this o rd e r be entered
and the afo rem e n tio ne d p e titio n file d w it h ­
in 10 days fro m the date hereof in the
office o f the C le rk o f this C o u rt; and
th a t a copy o f his orde r shall be, w ith in
2 0 days fro m the e n try th e reof, p ub lish ed in T h e N e w Y o r k L aw Jo u rn a l and
Civil_ Service Leader, new.spapers p u b lis h ­
ed in the C ou n ty o f B ro nx, and th a t
w it h in 40 days a fte r the m a k in g o f this
o rd e r, p r o o f o f such p u b lic a tio n th e reo f
shall be filed w ith the C le rk o f the C oun­
ty o f B ro n x, and i t is fu rth e r
O R D E R E D , th a t a copy o f this orde r
shall be served upon the C hairm an o f the
respective lo c iil b oard o f the U n ite d States
Selective Service System, Local B oard N o .
8 , 321 W est 4 4 th Street, N e w Y o r k , N e w
Y o rk , at w h ic h
the p e titio n e r, J U A N
E D W A R D O LE BF j N , su bm itted to re g ­
is tra tio n w it h in 2 0 days a fte r e ntry o f
th is o rd e r and th a t p ro o f o f such serv^ice shall be file d w ith the C le rk o f the
C ou n ty o f B ro n x w ith in 10 days afte r
such service, and i t is fu rth e r
O R D E R E D , th a t fo llo w in g the filin g
o f the p e titio n and the e n try o f the
o rd e r as here inb e fo re directed, the p u b li­
ca tio n o f such o rd e r and the filin g o f
p ro o f o f p u b lic a tio n th e re o f and
the
service o f a copy o f this o rd e r as h e re in ­
before d ire cte d , th a t on and a fte r the 2 9th
day o f A p r il, 1969, the p e titio n e r, J U A N
E D W A R D O LE B R O N . shall be k n o w n
as J O H N E D W A R D LE B R U N and by
no o th e r name.
B IR D IE A M S T E R D A M ,
J .S .C
ACKERMAN'S PHAR.
279 Hem pstead Ave., Malverne, N.Y.
C.O. BIGELOW
414 Sixth Ave., N.Y.
CHURCH PHAR.
1800 Church Ave., B'klyn, N.Y.
CORT DRUG
64-25 - 108th St.. Forest Hills. N.Y.
GARY DRUG CO.
3909 - 13th Ave.. B'klyn, N.Y.
KATZ DRUG
76 Graham Ave,, B'klyn, N.Y.
LANE PHAR.
4723 - 13th Ave., B'klyn, N.Y.
L o o k f o r th i s s y m b o l , i t 's y o u r a s s u r a n c e o f
SERVICE & S AYINGS
CALL EV 8-0800
fo r th e a d d re ss
o f y o u r lo c a l m e m b e r o f t h e :
RETAIL PHARMACY LEAGUE
Clerk-Typists For Federal Hospital
T h e U.S. H ea lth Service H os­ tion concerning these jobs should
pital in R ich m on d h a s o p e n ­ co n ta c t th e hospital by telephone,
ings for clerk -typ ists a t $4,231 447-3010, ext. 214, or visit th e
personnel
office, U.S.
Public
to $5,145 per year.
T hose
H ea lth Service H ospital, Bay St.
an d V anderbilt Ave., S ta te n I s ­
land, N.Y. T h e hospital will m ake
arran g e m en ts for takin g the exam
for th e jobs.
wishing fu rth e r in form a-
i '69 FORDS
% W O M S M fi
A U T O M O B IL E S FO R SALE
S P E C lA t. D iscount a)l new Chcvys, to
employpfw o f the 3 S u ffo lk C ounty State
H o s p itiils . Call M R . R A Y a t W a lric
C he vrolet, Bay Shore, MO 5-3H38.
• Limited Selection of
'68 FORDS
Similarly, lo w Priced
• Large Selection of
SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS
A-1 USED CARS
WE HONOR ALL BUYING
SERVICE CERTIFICATES
C ity, State & Federal
Employees on
Set Tom Hart or Frank Dasaro
m
J J .H A R T
_ _ _ _
F O R D
B r o o k l y n ’g
F irst F o rd D ealer
IN V ESTIG A TE!
1095 ATLANTIC AVENUE
TRIAD RAMBLER
(at Franklin Avenue)
BROOKLYN
T o A ll
MA 2-0600
1 3 6 6 3 9 t h STREET
(B e t. 1 3 th & 1 4 th A v e s.)
■R O O K L Y N
UL 4 - 3 1 0 0
T i p ^reates(,i% ation Q f/er
e \^ r lei’d ej^s
UBILEE
^ 'T r ^ is c o
- W 7 D A Y S IN 1
li
^ o ij^ lu lu
C it y T a k in g A p p lic a t io n s Federal Clerks Souglii
For NewYork Offices
F o r B u s M a in t a in e r B
T h e N ew York City D e p a rtm en t o f P erson n el is a c c e p t­
in g a p p lica tio n s for bus m a in ta in e r , group B, and w ill c o n ­
tin u e to do so u n til April 22. E ffective July 1, th e p osition
pays b etw een $4,055 an d $4,600 for a 40-hour work week.
More th a n 30 vacancies are ex ­
pected during this year, and
m any m ore vacancies are expected
to become open during the life of
the list, th e d ep artm en t reports.
I n conjunction w ith th e open
com petitive test, a dep artm en tal
prom otion exam will be held. Al­
th o u g h nam es appearing on the
prom otion list will receive prior
consideration, it is expected th a t
th ere will be sufficient vacancies
so th a t th e open com petitive list
will be used a.*? well.
Bus m a in ta in ers, group B m ay
be xequired. ~Uy v o r k day. evening,
or n ig h t shifts, including S a tu r ­
days, S undays an d holidays de­
pending on th e New Y ork City
T ra n s it A u th o rity ’s need.
M inim um requirem ents are four
years of re c e n t satisfactory ex ­
perience at th e level of m echanic
in th e general m a in te n an c e or r e ­
p air of passenger autom obiles,
trucks, or buses including engines,
(gasoline, diesel, or a irc ra ft),
transm issions an d brakes. H elper
experience o r relevant trad e ed u ­
cation will be credited on a basis
of six m o n th s of cred it for each
year of su ch experience or edu ­
cation.
A pplications are obtainable from
th e D e p a rtm e n t of Personnel, 49
T hom as St., New Y ork 10013. All
m ail requests for applications
should be postm arked no la te r
th a n April 15, an d should be a c ­
com panied by a self-addressed
stam ped business-size envelope.
T h e te st date. M ay 24, is te n ta ­
tive, a n d th e exam will cover a u ­
tom otive eqviipment an d m aterials,
m a in te n an c e and rep air methods,
tro ubleshooting, operating p rin ­
ciples, safety, proper work a tti­
tudes, an d o th e r related subjects.
C andidates who pass the w ritten
te st will have to take a qualifying
S a le s m a n - M / F
MEDIA PROMOTION SALESMAN -
via Universal A irlines
a C ertificated Supplemental Carrier
$
595
P E R P E R S O N d o u b le o c c u p a n c y
p lu s 5% la x & serv ices
INC LU D ES :
• round tr ip je t • all transfers • deluxe
hotels • cocktail parties • sightseeing
• fu lly escorted • flo w e r lei greeting
• a b s o l u t e l y n o r a g i m e n t a t i o n — you do
as you please and when you please.
M E A LS IN C LU D E D
T w o meals d a ily — fu ll breakfast at y o u r
hotel — sumptuous dinners o f y o u r
c h o i c e — y o u s e l e c t fro m a ' list o f over
30 to p restaurants.
ACT NOWFOR IMMEDIA TE CONFIRMATION
OR CALL COLLECT (2 1 2 )8 6 7 -9 7 7 6
Departs: JFK — N ew York
April 12, 26; May 10; June 7; July 1 2 , 1 9 6 9
m a il c o u p o n
H A W A IIA N JU B IL E E
C O N T IN E N T A L T R A V E L L T D .\— .
5 0 1 F ifth Ave.
New Y o rk . N .Y. 10017
P lea se s e n d m e y o u r f r e e H A W A I I A N J U B I L E E K IT .
N am e _ _ _ _ _
A ddress,
C ity
_
*1 e n t a t i v e D a t e
S ta te
Phone N o.
Zip
W e are
» p u b lic com pany seeking a take-charge
person to spearhead o u r p u b lic a tio n s ’
classified and su bscrip tion depaftm ents.
R elated o r successful sales experience
essential. Send resume and salary re q u ire ­
ments. C iv il Service Leader, B o * 300,
97 D uane St., N .Y ., N .Y . 10007.
H e lp W a n t e d
P A R T T IM E IiiHuruneu In ve stig a to rs . Largre
n a tio n a l com pany. O ftioes in a ll borouKlut. No experience necessary, we w ill
tra in . E x ce lle n t incom e. C all M r . Bone
a t Y U 6-8500.
Guards.^Armed
Good Pay/Bnffs
A ll S h if ts — S t e a d y W o r k
Openings a ll boros. N O A G E N C Y F E E
M u s t have p erm it to ca rry pistol.
C a ll M r. B a n k s • PL 7 -9 4 0 0
M U S T R A IS E C A SH
7 B R A N D N E W 1969 Sewing M achines
porta b le , w ith zig-zag. 5 yr. guarantee.
Free sew ing in s tru c tio n $26 o r $1.25
w k. Prestige, 39 U n io n Sq. W . (B w a y
at 17 S t.) 924-7930.
m edical and physical te st before
appointm ent.
Bus m ain tain ers, group B m nintain, install, inspect, test, alter,
an d rep a ir the electrical, m e ch a n ­
ical, hydraulic and pneum atic
equipm ent of buses an d other
autom otive vehicles, including e n ­
gines, clutches, transmission.s, etc.
C iv il
E n g in e e r
A m edical exam ination was
taken by the 94 candidates for
civil engineer recently
REAL ESTATE VALUES
Enjoy Your Golden Days in
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V a c a t i o n e r s ! R e tir e e s !
R ET IR E M E N T HOMES
9 6 .6 0 0 . a p
E V E R Y T H I N G IN R E A L B S T A T B
L
rU L F O R D .
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VTRITB
R R Q U IR E llE N X S .
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DISCOVERST. PETE!
287-1388
W rit* fo r e i t h e r
o r b o th FREE!
V E N IC E F L A . — IN T E R E S T E D T
SEE H. N W IM M E R S . R E A L T O R
Z IP CODE 33605
H O L L Y W O O D B E A C H , FLO RID A
Low weekly rates, $.'10 up on beach
includes everythine
Write for free
coiorfnl flptnils.
SA N D S, 2040 N SU R F RD.
BALI H A I. 310 M CK IN L EY ST.
SAVE ON
YOUR MOVE
TO FLORIDA
Compare o u r cost per 4,000 Ihs to
St, Petersburflr fro m New Y o rk C ity,
$ 4 0 6 : P h iliu le lp h ia ,
A lba n y.
$433. F o r an e fltlm ale to any di-stinatio n In F lo rid a
Write
SOUTHERN TRANSFER
and STORAGE CO. INC.
New 80 pg. “ SUNSHINE ANNUAL**
for vacationing in St, P e te “ The
Happy People P lace.”
40 pg. “ LIVING in ST, P E T E ”
about retirin g In this sunny h ealth­
ful reso rt city.
W rite ,
F o rm s & C o u n t r y H o m e s ,
O r a n g e C o u n ty
B u lk Acreage — R etirem ent Homes
Business in th e T ri-S ta te Area
G O LD M A N A G E N C Y . R E A LT O R S
85 Pike P o r t Jervis, N Y (t>14) 836-01:38
F o rm s & C o u n t r y H o m e s
N.Y . S t a t e
ACRE8
“ A " FKA,M K
Y e a r ro und re tre at. G otkI maxi.
N ear h u n tin if,
fisliinK:, Term«.
Sohrauer-Kunz R ealtors (0 1 4 ) 656-7274
L O O K IN G FO R B R IC K ?
I-.\l'KKLTON
M u llin ,
D ept,
4-8
COM M ERCE
FLO R ID A 3 3 7 3 1
H o u s e s F o r S a le
S t a t e n is l a n d
L E A V IN G S T A T E ; have choice o f o ver
12 one fa m ily houses on S ta te n Inland,
p rice fro m $0,000 to $15,000, $1,0 00
dow n, b al. lik e rent, P ,0, Box N o. 100.
Staten Isla nd , N .Y . 10314.
H O L L IS
$ 19,990
A ll b ric k
Rng:Ilsh T u d o r, E x f'e lle n t
co n d itio n & loca tio n , 6
nns. 3 bedrm s. 2 baths, finishe<l hasenient, 2 car
r a r . A ll applianoj-s. Tnim odiale occu­
pancy
L O N G ISLA N D H O M E S
IlilNiile Ave,. 4iimuica
RE 9 -7 3 0 0
H o u s e s F o r S a le - Q u e e n s
$I7,1M»0
E N G L IS H C O L O N IA L
O w ner m u st sell th is home at a
sa crific e . 6 lir rnis. sun porch,
irar. S tre a m lin e k itc h e n Sc b ath .
A ll appliances. No waitingr.
LAIJRELTON
»'i3,nOO
D E T B R IC K TU D O R R ANC H
A ll rma on one flo o r plu s n ite clu b
tin bflm t g-ar mod Sc inim ac th ru -o u t
4000 eq f t o f landscape ra n le n
grnds o w n e r tra n sfe rred .
L o u r e lto n , Brk E ng.
T u d o r. $ 2 2 ,5 0 0
Gracious liv in g here w ith Ige liv in g
rm , fo rm a l d n rm , e at-in k itch e n , 3
re ally Ige bcdrm s, 1
baths, fin bsmt,
& garuKC. S500 on contract.
TRIO
SPRINGFLD GAKDNS
..LKGAL a FA.M « / «
Security Guard
Many Other One and Two
Funi. Homes .4vHil.
4 t o 12 M ID N IG H T
Q U EEN S H O M E S
O L 8 -7 5 1 0
170-13 Hillside Ave.. Jumitlr*
H ouses
C.S.L,
CHAM BER O F
ST. PETERSBU RG ,
D E P T . C.P.O, BOX !()•.’ 17
ST. P E T E R S B U R G , F L O R ID A
H e lp W a n t e d - M /F
F o r S o le - Q u e e n s
R O S E D .\L E V ic. 0 y r younir b rk dup le x.
I,.uxurlous liv m i, d in rm & mod k itc h .
3 m aater bdrms, 1
b tlis , fin bsm t,
m any extras. $22,090,
AhCO
REALTY
AX 1 -6 4 6 7
P r o p e r t y F o r S o le
A d ir o n d a c k s
A D IR O N D A (M {S ;
S cliroon
R iver.
100'
r iv e r lo t.
I ’ ishing:. swinnninB-, s m a ll
b oatinir, near N o rth w a y In te rs ta te S7.
$3000, SEND FOR FREKJ IN V E S T O R S ’
NEWS, T r il.a k e s R ealty, Ohe.stertown,
N ,Y .
BRONX
S P E C IA L
BA Y CH ESTER
(N ew
E n g l a n d T h r u w a y V ic )
D i'tai'h eii
1 la in , 3
iMKinii
Kinishe<l bsm t w ith 2 m is ;
(JI to la ! ea«h, $1,'>00 (K H A ,
tiu p lc x ,
iraraKe,
$ ;0 0 0 )
FIRST-MET REALTY
4375
W h ite
P la in s
Rd.
B ronx
FA 4 -7 2 0 0
Ol'KN 7 DAYS
O L 7 -7 9 0 0
1«8-12 Hillside Ave, Jam a ic a
Lenox Hill Hospital
P o r k A v e . & E. 7 7 th S t.
N .Y .C ity
TR 9 -3 1 3 9
n
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Det 6 y r old Irg-e b rk Sc sh 2 fani
co nsistin g o f 6 trem endous rnis in
each a pt. H o llyw o o d k i t Sc b th fin
bsm t o ver 5000 sq f t laiulscapeil
srmds $3000 below m a rk e t value.
O p p o rtu n ity
fo r
re lia ble person
to
w o rk OB S e curity Guard fo r one o f the
fin e s t v o lu n ta ry hospUaUi in the 17.S.
M u s t have recent checkable references
as erperienced g iia rd o r com parable
re tire d C iv il Service w orke rs acceptable.
S T A R T IN G S A I^A R Y $05.00 PLUS
6 % D IF F E R l}lN T IA r.
E xc e lle n t b en efits Include fr<»o Blue
Crocs-Blue Shield, p aid 'uTe Ins and
pension p!«n. P aid va ca tio n , h o lid a y
and sic k leave.
A P P LY , PERSONNEL DEPT.
C lerk-typist and file clerks, G S2, and clerk-typists G S-3 are
neededd by th e New Y ork p ay­
m ent cen ter of the Social S ecurity
A dm inistration. The GS-2 jobs
pay $4,321 per year, and th e
G*S-3 pay $4,600.
C andidates accepted the G S-2
level will be eligible for prom o­
tion to th e GiS-3 position a fte r
com pletion of six m onths of s a t­
isfactory service. All Federal civil
service employees salaries will be
increased effective July 1969.
E xam inations will be held at
th e paym ent center, 96-05 H orace
H arding Expressway, Rego Park,
on S aturdays through th e end
of April.
To resei-ve a test d ate call
699-3601.
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Board Asks Discussion
Of Great Neck Issue
Rockefeller Vetos Bill Extending Lists After Court Stays
(Special to T h e L eader)
ported by th e C ivil Service
/ILBANY — A b ill b e n e f i t - E m ployees A ssn. an d passed
s t a t e e m p lo y e e s , s u p - by both houses of th e S ta te Legis­
latu re, h as been vetoed by G over­
l e g a l NOTICE
n or Rockefeller.
'riTirlON. IHK FtOFLK u r IH t
OF N E W Y O R K , By the Grace
A ssociation officials revealed re ­
fi'V ^ Free and In d e pe n de n t. T o Acd ^ General o f the State o f N e w cently th a t th e bill, w hich p ro ­
V ' i l l i a t n J. M u rp h y ; M a rg a re t G o ldvides for th e extension of civil
E ile e n M u rp h y ; I . i a m M u rp h y ; Jo<*'?’ Hfiirphy; Sean M u rp h y ; Consul Gen- service eligible lists w here court
tf? ^.1 Ire
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t o the
t h e d istrib u te e s*
'rhomas B oyd, also k n o w n as Thom as proceedings have stayed a p p o in t­
L . j and Tho m as Joseph B oyd, de- m ents from such lists, was dis­
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whose names and post office adby th e G overnor on
are u n k n o w n and cannot a fte r approved
inq u ry be ascertained by th e p e ti? i , herein: b ein g the peisons in te r- M arch 25.
as c re d ito r*, d istrib u te e s o r o therI n vetoing th e bill. Rockefeller
V in
estate o f Th o m as B o yd, also
*• Thom as J. Boyd and Thom as cited
recom m endations by th e
Boyd, deceased, w h o a t th e tim e
death was a re sident o f 494 W est S ta te D ep a rtm en t of Civil Service,
'*-4 Street, N e w Y o r k , N .Y .
w hich said: "O ne a ^ ie c t of th e
*
Send G R E E T IN G :
I'poo the p e titio n o f T h e P u b lic Ad- bill w hich is undesirable Is th e
li^inor of tbe C ou n ty o f N e w Y o r k ,
his office at H a ll o f Records, sh iftin g to th e c o u rt of th e a u th ­
0
309, B o rou g h o f M a n h a tta n . C ity
Coiinty o f N e w Y o r k , as a d m in is tra to r ority to m ake a decision w hich Is
_ ille goods, chattels and cre dits
o f in th e realm of th e expertise of
lid deceased:
You and each o f you are hereby cite d a n
ad m in istrativ e agency. T he
show cause b efo re the Surrogate’ s C o u rt
, New Y o rk C ou n ty, h eld at the H a ll o f S tate D e p a rtm e n t of Civil Service
■"
C o u n ty o f N e w Y o r k , oa o r
th e m u n icip a l d v il service
, 9th day o f M a y 1969, a t ten o ’c lock
the forenoon o f th a t day. w h y the ac- com mission, as th e case m ay be,
euBt of proceedings o f T h e P u b lic A d liniuraior o f the C ou n ty o f N e w Y o rk , h as the m ean s of know ing w heth er
I gdministrator o f th e goods, chattels
crcdits o f said d e c e a s ^ , should n ot th e needs of th e public service re ­
judicially settled.
quire, indicate o r ad m it th e ex­
IN T E S T IM O N Y W H E R E O F , W e have
the seal o f the Surrogate’s C o u rt tension of a n eligible list. T he
o f the said C o u n ty o f N e w Y o r k
co u rt would no t be In th e position
to be here u n to affixed.
SrtI) W IT N E S S , H O N . S.
S A M U E L to m ake a n info rm ed ju d g m en t
D iF A L C O , a Surrogate o f o u r
said C ou n ty, at the C ou n ty o f based on experience.”
N e w Y o r k , the 5 th day o f M a rc h ,
A CSEA spokesm an deplored
in the year o f o u r L o rd one th o u ­
sand n ine h un d re d and sixtyR ockefeller’s veto, saying: "T he
nine.
W illia m S. M u lle n ,
G overnor h as done a g re a t dis-
G O V E R N O R S
M O T O R
I N N
service to employees of New York
T h e New Y ork City B oard of
State.'*
W E L C O M E S STATE EM PLOYEES
E ducation today in stru c te d th e
A T STA TE RATES
S u p erin te n d en t of Schools to en te r
into Im m ediate discussions on the
RESTAURANT - CO C K TA IL
im plem entation of th e decision of
LO U N G E O PEN DAILY FOR
th e G re a t Neck B oard of E duca­
L U N C H E O N A N D DINNER.
tion to h ave ch ild ren from the
COCKTAIL H O U R 4:30-6 P.M.
schools in nearby Q ueens atten d
school In G re a t Neck.
LARGE b a n q u e t HALL
To be on th e T -M a n T eam ,
A t no tim e did th e New York
SEATS UP TO 175. DINNERS
an e x a m in a tio n for treasury City B oard consider delaying such
AND BUFFETS SERVED.
e n fo r c e m e n t a g e n ts— w ith an action u n til a fte r th e May elec­
FINEST
F O O D ALWAYS.
a n n u a l salary of $5,732 to tions In G re a t Neck.
$7,913— is first required, a n n o u n ­
AL MARSTERS TRIO
ces th e special exam iner of the experience Is required.
PLAYING SATURDAY NITES 9-2
In terag en cy B oard, U.S. Civil
G rad e G S-7 positions require
FO R R E SE R V A TIO N S
Service E xam iners.
an additional y ear of crim inal in ­
C A L L 4 3 8 -6 6 8 6
Positions are Statew ide, and e n ­ vestigative experience. F or all po­
4 M iles W e st of A lb a n y oa R t 20
com pass several divisions: Alco­ sitions college level education m ay
P .O . t o x 3 8 7 .
hol; Tobacco an d F irearm s; I n ­ be sub stituted for all or p a r t of
G U IL D E R L A N D , N .Y . 1 2 0 8 4
telligence an d In spection of IR S ; th e experience.
Secret Service; B u reau of Cus­
A pplication form s and a copy
tom s.
of anno uncem ent No. N Y -9 -10
ALBANY
T he G 6-5 positions, except spe­ m ay be obtained in any post
B R A N C H O F F IC E
cial agent (Intelligence) require office in New York S ta te where r O R H ^ O R M A T I O N rcfcardiag adrcrtiseth ree years of experience of th is an n o u n cem en t Is displayed; m ent. Please w r ite o r c a ll:
JOSEPH T. BELIEW
w hich two years m u st have been th e Interagency B oard of U.S.
303 SO. M ANNING BLVD.
In crim inal investigation work. Civil Service E xam iners, 26 F ed­ ALBANY, 8, N.Y.
P h o n « IV 2 -5474
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in th e Intelligence Division, I n ­ th e In te rn a l R evenue Service, MAYFLOWER - ROTAL COURi
te rn a l Revenue Service, th ree Room 1105, 90 C h u rch St., New' \PA RTM EN TS — Furnished, On
years of accounting an d auditing York City.
furnished, and Rooms Phone HE
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FACTORY STORE
M e n ’s & Y o u n g M e n ’s
a n d a ll te s ts
PLA Z A B O O K S H O P
380 B ro ad w a y
A lb a n y , N . Y.
F in e C l o t h e s
M oil & P h o n e O r d e r s F ille d
S P R IN G SU IT S A N D S P O R T C O A T S SALE N O W
621 RIVER STREET. T R O Y
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"A Truly W estern C a m p Vacation In The
H eart O f The Beautiful G reen Mt. O f Vermont"
BOYS & GIRLS — AGES 8-15
HORSES - HORSES - 2 POOLS - TENNIS
RODEO'S - TRIPS - ETC.
K E T T L E
SEASON — 8 WKS — $500; MONTH, 4 WKS —
$260: WEEKLY — $75. NO EXTRAS. ALL INCL.
* Hot w a te r a s f a s t a s y o u can u se If.
* Use it to p r e p a r e ho t b e v e ra g e s — coffee, te a , cocoa
o r a n y h o t drink.
^ Use it iro p r e p a r e In sta n t fo o d s — so u p s, d esserts,
sa u c e s a n d o th e r fo o d s.
9 L arge c a p a c ity — h o ld s o v er 2 q u a rts.
9 A utom atic sh utoff — if icettle boils d ry o r Is p lu g g e d
in em p ty , h e a tin g e le m e n t g o es ofF a u to m a tic a lly .
* G leam in g ch rom e finish — e x tra la rg e h a n d le .
SEEIT TODAY AT . . .
E le c tr i c a l A p p l i a n c e s , G i f t s f o r A ll O c c a s i o n s
W R I T E F O R 16 P A G E B R O C H U R E
21
^2 C O R T L A N D T STREET
Y o rk C i t y
4 7 2 -8 6 T H
BA 7 -9 0 9 2 B ro o k ly n .
N.Y.
STREET
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V acation
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C A L L . . . the
TRAVEL EXPERTS
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ample Free Parking
SPECIAL RATES
for CivirServfce•Employees
o
Nassau County Health Department
Unit CSEA Tours
HOTEL
D ISC O V E R ITALY — J u ly 2 0 - A u g u s t 5. H o te l s . M e a ls ,
C U R A C O - - N o v . 9 -1 6 — $ 2 7 0 .0 0 . M e a ls , J e t —
C u r a c a o H ilto n , e t c .
DEPT. STO R ES
TRAVEL
AGENCY
C h a r l e s & J e a n D e g e n , O w n e r 's & O p e r a t o r s
J e t . S ig h ts e e in g , e t c . $ 6 0 6 .0 0 .
C E N TU R Y
O ne Stop
For Inf c o n ta c t Mary Calfapietra,
S ec'y. CSEA, 26 E. Jefferson A v e .
Mineola. N ew York I I 5 0 1
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fa m ily ro tas. Cocktail loungo.
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‘Settle Ray Brook C e n t r a l C o n f e r e n c e S e t s
Question Now’, Wenzl P o l i t i c a l A c t i o n C o m m ,
(Continued from Pagre 3)
m end to Dr. W enzl th a t the
of the B ingh am to n c h a p te r Statew ide m em bership commute
Demands Of Hurd dance
atten d ed by some 300 persons.
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INNOVATORS
Suf^g^estions subm itted by two Willowbrook Slate School employees, F ra n k Angelilli, chief industrial shop
worker, and M argaret D esiderate, supervising seam stress, reaped for
them Em ployees Suggestion P rogram aw ards of $50 apiece. They
designed an improved m a ttress for surgical beds. At th e presentatio n
are, left to right, Ja ck H am m ond, M.D., director; Ernesft C. Palcic,
senior business ofTicer; aw ard w inners Angelilli and D esiderate; Lee
L, Landes, president o f the in stitu tio n ’s Board of Visitors.
T e a m s t e r s Im p e r ilin g
S c h o o l D is tr ic t P a c t'
(Continued f r o m P a g e 1 )
fleers were under suspension for
collusion w ith the T eam sters U n­
ion. Form er u n it president W il­
liam Zacchi was notified tiiat he
CSEA Receives
New Offers
(Continaefl from Page 1)
ofTicials.” W enzl said, “ all sources
th a t the people who desperately
h eard from are in fa st agreem ent
need a su b stan tial raise are tliosc
a t the bo*^tom of th e pay scale,
n o t the fat cats who b enefit so
handsom ely from a percentage in ­
crease.”
T he CSEA benefit dem ands in ­
clude a $1,200 acro ss-th e-b o ard
pay liike, a retire m en t plan g u a r­
anteeing hailf-pay a fte r tw enty
years service—com parable to the
plan won by legislators and staffs
last year, prem ium pay for night
work and high cost of living areas.
Improved h ea lth insurance and
num erous o ther im provem ents.
T he package was originally p re ­
sented by CSEA to the S ta te last
fall and negotiated during a two
m onth period, before the talks
were abruptly h alted by a stay Impased by hhe S ta te ’s Public E m ­
ploym ent R elations Board. T he
stay was later declared illegal by
a ruling of the S ta te ’s Suprem e
C o u rt’s Appellate Division.
Spring Meeting
Set At Niagara
By West Conf.
N IA G A R A F A L L S — T h e
S p r in g m e e ti n g o f t h e W e s t­
ern
N ew Y o rk C o n f e r e n c e ,
C iiv l S e rv ic e E m p lo y e e s A.ssn.,
will be held April 19 a t the P ark v'ay In n here.
T he day’s program is diversi­
fied. and will include a county
work.shop. business m eeting, cock­
tail hour, and dinner. H ostins the
a ffair Is the Buffalo ch a p te r of
CSEA.
D inner arrang em ents should be
m ade before April 11 th ro u g h Miss
M ary Cannell, 46 W ilkes Ave.,
Buffalo 14215. P artic ip an ts are
asked to m ake th e ir own lodging
arran g e m en ts a t th e Parkw ay In n
by phoning (716) 285-2541.
no longer h ad an y role In the
c u rren t negotiations.
Tlie talks are being pressed by a
com m ittee of tm stees: Edw ard
PeiTott of the Plainedge schools
unit; P ra n k Sasano of the Levittown schools u n it; an d M uriel
Donohue of the
Farm lngdale
schools unit, all officers of the
N assau C hapters School Council.
F laum enbaum noted th a t th e
Team sters Union h ad the rig h t
under the law to challenge th e
CSEA role as the sole bargaining
agent before or afte r the neg otia­
tions but failed to do so.
“To raise the question about
the solidarity of employees in the
m idst of the negotiations Is pure
sabotage,” F laum enbaiun assertedd. “The school district loves
this.”
Tlie negotiations in Plalnvlew Old Bethpage have been focused
on gains sim ilar to those achieved
in oth er school districts this year,
including a significant pay a d ­
justm ent. 1/60 retirem en t re tro ­
active to 1938, five personal leave
days, non-contributory h ea lth and
dental plans. Increased vacation
and pay for unused sick leave
on retirem ent or separation.
Contact Seminars
Offered By CSEA
Throughout State
(Special to The Leader)
A LBA N Y
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E. N o r b e r t
Z a h m , D ir e c to r o f E d u c a tio n
f o r t h e C ivil S e rv ic e E m p lo y ­
e e s A ssn ., h a s a n n o u n c e d t h a t
he will now be available to con­
duct negotiations workshops a t
CSEA chapters throu ghou t the
S tate.
T h e service is provided w ithout
charge by the CSEA to teach
OSEA negotiators and negotiating
teams the p atte n is and pi*ocesses
th a t lead to successful contracts.
Accoi-ding to Zahm , the sessions
cover instruction on prep aratio n
for negotiations, selection of pro­
posals, steps in the negotiating
proceas, Impass procedures, con­
tra c t writing, and danger points
to w atch out for.
To set up a negotiations work­
shop session, ch ap ter presidents
should contact Z ahm a t CSEA
headquarters. 33 Elk St., Albany,
N.Y.. telephone (518) 434-0191.
(Special to The Leader)
ALBANY — L e a d e rs of th e
C ivil S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn .
h a v e once a g a in p re sse d th e
S t a t e f o r a n a n s w e r to t h e
unresolved situation a t Flay Brook
S ta te H ospital in N orthern New
York.
In an appeal to S ta te Budget
D irector Dr. T. N orm an Hui’d,
CSEA
president Theodore
C
Wenzl called upon th e S ta te to
give CSEA “definite advice” as
to w hat will happen to th e In­
stitution, now a center for tu b er­
cular patients, when it is closed
in the n ear future.
Wenzl reiterated CSEA’s re ­
quest th a t the Institution be used
by some other S tate agency se
th a t the 155 employees there could
be retrained. “ R ay Brook work­
ers have given long an d d e­
voted service to the S tate,” he
said, “an d tlielr experience and
devotion should no t be w asted.”
"W e would like your advice as
to arrangem ents m ade by the
S ta te for th e continuance of em ­
ploym ent for the present em ­
ployees of th a t facility,” he stated.
I t h as been reported th a t the
M ental Hygiene D epartm ent is
interested in the hospital.
N assau C o u rt
A it/e s Form
U n it O f CSEA
(From Leader Correspondent)
M IN E O L A — A n e w u n i 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 p lo y e e s A ssn ., h a s
b e e n f o r m e d to r e f le c t t h e
common interests of employees
of all courts.
T he new organization was a p ­
proved by about 50 court em ­
ployees a t an organization m eet­
ing a t Russo’s Round Table res­
ta u ra n t in M ineola M arch 27.
T he organizers called for close
liaison w ith the county ch a p te r
staff.
Anthony F. Greco was chosen
tem porary president. Also elected
were Helen P. Muller, vice-presi­
dent; F rances Reder, secretary,
E leanor Koch, treasurer. A m eet­
ing will be scheduled shortly for
the election of F>ermanent o f­
ficers, enactm en t of a u n it con­
stitutio n
and p rep aratio n
for
concerted action on coui*t prob­
lems.
N assau ch a p te r president Irv ­
ing F laum enbaum an d ch ap ter
second vice-president Fi'ancis J.
Dlviney atten d ed the meeting.
Flaiunenbaum
la ter
asserted
th a t the meeting “welded groups
of employees w ith unique prob­
lems into an effective represen­
tation body. W hen the employees
show their solidarity, m uch can
be accomplished.
Shenendehowa Elects
CLIFTON PARK — T h e Civil
Service Employees Assn. of S h e n ­
endehow a Centi-al School has
elected I^eo B onneau president
for the coming year.
O th er officers elected are: R o n ­
ald Willey, first vice-president;
Roger Cleveland, second vicepresident; H enry T erault, tre a s­
urer; Mrs. N ancy W alker, tre a su r­
er; Mrs. B arbara Tldd, asst, sec­
reta ry ;
Alfred M astrlan i and
W ayne Hervey, se rg e an ts-a t-arm s.
Dr. T heodore C. Wenzl, CSEA’s
S ta te president, was th e guest
speaker.
At th e business session, K asson
reported th a t the m unicipal su b ­
division ch a p te rs of CSEA offer
the g reatest potential grow th In
m em bership.
“T here are m ore th a n 400,000
persons eligible for m em bership
who have n o t been approached
yet,” he said. “We m u st work
h a rd e r.”
He said he intended to recom -
Wenzl Blasts State’s
Snow Time Denial
As ‘Arbitrary Stand’
(Special To TTie Leader)
A L B A N Y — T h e C iv il S e r ­
v ic e
E m p lo y e e s A s s n . h a s
b l a s t e d t h e S t a t e C iv il S e r v ic e
C o m m is s io n f o r it s a r b i t r a r y
sta n d denying tim e off to S ta te
employees who were prevented by
w eather conditions frorn reaching
work during th e snow storm Feb.
10 and 11.
I n a searing letter to Comnalsslon president Mrs. E rsa H.
Poston last week, CSEA president
Dr. Theodore C. W enzl accused
the S tate of arb itrarily refusing
to “give an in ch ” In th e prob ­
lem situation. “T he S ta te h as
done absolutely n o th in g to m eet
the problem ,” W enzl said.
To prove his case, W enzl cited
the 1957 ruling wherein the S tate
“arb itra rily took away from S tate
agency heads th e rig h t to use
their discretion and ju d g m en t In
allowing tim e off w ithout charge
to
accum ulated
leave credits
w hen extrao rdin ary w eather con­
ditions prevented atten d a n ce a t
work. Tlie discretion w hich agen­
cy heads h a d was a n effective
a rrang em ent because they know
the serverity of the situ ation
which prevailed In th e ir p articu la r
location.” CSEA had protested
th a t ruling a t the time.
T he CSEA chief attac k ed the
S ta te for telling OSEA th a t th e
S tate provides a “reasonably s a t­
isfactory a rra n g e m e n t to cope
w ith this difficult problem .”
“Your arran gem ent Is very s a t­
isfactory to the S tate but very u n satlsfatoory to the employees”, he
charged.
Capital Conference
AsksPACMoney
(Continued from Page 3)
M embers of the Conference will
“Swing In to S p rin g ” at th e a n ­
n u al “Spring g et-to g e th e r” on
April 17, a t th e H y a tt T hruw ay
Motel, W ashington Ave. in th e R e­
gency Room, Benko noted. F es­
tivities will s ta r t with a social
ho u r fiom 7 to 8 p.m. an d capon
dinner will follow a t 8:00 p.m.
M embers will dance a fte r dinner
to the music of the “E arl K en t
K w lntet.”
Resei'vations are $6.50 p er p e r­
son an d should be m ade to Mrs.
Iren e D ougherty, 1 B erth a St.,
Albany, New York 12209, phone
(518) 426-9418. All checks should
be made payable to: T h e C apital
D istrict Conference.
P ass
your
m em ber.
L eader on
to
a
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be expanded to Include represen!
ta tlo n by school districts.
Two contests for Conference of,
flees developed. S tan ley Yaney
B ingh am to n c h a p te r president!
will oppose incum bent William
P leury of F ra n k lin County
th ird vice-president.
J. A rth u r Tennis, Utica State
H ospital president-elect, and con.
ference trea su rer will be opposed
in his re-election bid by Thomaa
R an g er of th e S ta te University
c h a p te r a t Syracuse.
M ary L. M cC arthy, president of
th e Syracuse ch a p te r and chairm a n of the nom inating committee
announced th a t Mrs. Florence !
Drew of the B in g h am to n chapter
was n o t seeking reelection ai
C onference secretary.
Mrs. Drew received standing ap.
plause for her pasit services. Miss
Irene C a rr of O neonta was elect­
ed to succeed her.
O fficers reelected w ithout op­
position were presid ent Kasson of
O nondaga County, first vice-presld en t C harles Ecker of Syracuse
S ta te School an d second vicepresident Floyd P eashey of State
U niversity a t Oswego.
Surprise aw ards were made at
the d inner-dance to Theodore 3,
Modrzejewski, form er Binghamton
chap ter president an d now a field
representative, and Doris Camplon, p a st treasu rer of the Biii*.
h am to n chapter.
In Rochester
Unfit Wori(irig
Conditions In
Dof E Charged
(Special to The Leader)
A L B A N Y — “ U n f i t ” work­
in g c o n d i tio n s in t h e Roches­
t e r D iv is io n o f Em ploym ent
o ffic e s h a v e b e e n in d ic a te d by
th e (?ivil Service Employees Assa
Leveling charges of “severely
dam aged employee m orale”
calling the situation “disgrace­
ful,” CSEA Executive Director Jo­
seph D. Lochner la st week de­
m anded of D eputy Com m issioner
B enjam in F ra n k of th e State Of­
fice of Genei-al Services that the
proposed
offices on
FrankH'*
S rte et In Rochester be Immedi­
ately remodeled an d made ready
for D of E workers.
Lochner decried the lack of ac­
tion fix)m th e Office of General
Services, declaring th a t the ^
p artm en t of Labor had agr®^
w ith CSEA th a t th e office-spac«
situation is “critica l” and has
for some thi*ee years.
“ T he employees who are ad'
verseley afleoted and m ust work
this unsatisfactory space
been p atien t trying to apl’^
through regular channels for so u
tions. But the tim e is running ^
as to how long these employ
can and will continue to 'VO
w ithout interru p tio n if
ate action is not taken,”
sorted. “ We urge immediate ^
proval and s ta rt of reniodelinS
th e proposed F ran k lin
flee so th a t th e move into
space can be accomplished a
eai'liest possible date.”
The reason for the delay,
ner said, was the “constant ‘ _
duction, of new proposed s
for consideration,” and
would lead only to
la y ” and would fuither
tlie employees.