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APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS
CSEA ON UNIT REVIEW NOW
AFSCME's Woes On Long Isla n d
Council
's Kings Park
Unit Head Bolts To CSEA;
Pilgrim Treasurer Quits
5
0
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
M IN E O L A — T h e p r e s i d e n t o f t h e C o u n c i l 50, A m e r i c a n F e d e r a t i o n o f S t a t e , C o u n t y
a n d M u n ic ip a l E m p lo y e e s ’ lo c a l a t K in g s P a r k S t a t e H o s p ita l h a s r e s ig n e d h e r p o s t, q u it th e
im io n , a n d j o i n e d t h e C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n ., T h e L e a d e r h a s l e a r n e d .
I n a n e x c l u s i v e i n t e r v i e w w i t h o f f i c i a l s o f t h e C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n ., M is s
M*ry E. W ilson, w ho w as elect­
ed la s t F a ll to h e ad th e C ouncil
50 local a t ‘th e L on g Is la n d S ta te
nvental In s titu tio n fo r a tw o -y ear
te rm , sa id sh e w as q u ittin g th e
union b ecau se she fe lt i t w ae “ no
lo n g er d e m o c ra tic a lly ru n .”
S he also c ritic iz e d th e C ouncil
50 le ad ersh ip fo r c a llin g a n elec­
tion to fill h e r position In s te a d of
n a m in g th e c u r r e n t v ic e-p re sid en t
to th e post. In fo rm e d soui*ces re ­
p o rt th a t th e C ouncil 50 le a d e rsh ip
Intends to re p la c e M iss W ilson
w ith a h an d -p ick ed successoa*.
T h e u n io n le a d e rs, in ca llin g
the new election cite d p ro visio ns
for su ch ele ctio n s u n d e r th e I n ­
te rn a tio n a l A PSCM E co n stitu tio n .
I t is re p o rte d h o w e v e r th a t th e
sectio n listed d eals only w ith th e
duties an d te rm of office of th e
Intel-national secretary -tx 'easu i'er.
I n fa c t, one so u rce said th a t
ap p en dix “ C ” of th e u n io n con—
N ich olas P ollicin o, field r e p r e ­
(C o n tin u e d o n P ag e 3)
se n ta tiv e fo r th e Civil S ervice E m ployees Assn., welcoimes fo rm e r
p re s id e n t of th e K in g s P a rk lo cal of C ouncil 50, A m e ric an F e d e ra tio n
of S ta te , C o unty a n d M unicipal E m ployees, M ary W ilson who jo in e d
th e CSEA a f te r lie r re s ig n a tio n a s h e a d of th e K in g s P a rk un io n .
WELCOME TO CSEA
R e p e a t T h U
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Why R ockefeller Is
Serious About 1 9 7 0
CSEA E le c tio n s S e t;
N o m in a tio n s N ow O p en
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
A L B A N Y — H a r r y L. G in s b e r g o f th e D e p a r tm e n t o f L a w
in A lb a n y w a s e le c te d c h a i r m a n o f th e n o m i n a ti n g c o m m it­
t e e o f t h e C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n ., a t t h e c o m m i t t e e ’s
D D S P IT E t h e b e l i e f i n s o m e f i r s t m e e t i n g h e r e r e c e n t l y .
J o s e p h C. S y k e s , sp>ecial a u t h o r i t i e s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e , w a s
q u a rte rs th a t G o v e rn o r
R o c k e f e l l e r ’s e a r l y a n n o u n c e ­ e l e c t e d v i c e - c h a i r m a n , a n d B l a n c h e R u e t h o f N a s s a u C o u n t y
m e n t o f h i s i n t e n t i o n t o r u n is s e c re ta ry .
t^&ain n e x t y e a r w as m e rely a
T h e c o m m itte e ’s n e x t m e e tin g su re r, a n d m e m b e rs of tlie S ta te
^ievice to Iceep fro m b e in g tr e a te d is on M ay 29, w hen it w ill co n sid ­ rx e c u tiv e C o m m ittee.
^ a la m e d u ck ex ecu tiv e, evid- e r caiK lidate
Memt>ers wei-e u rg e d by G in s­
re c o m m e n d a tio n s
is m o u n tin g t h a t R o c k efe l- fro m CSEA m e m b e rs for th e of­ b erg to s u b m it th e ir re c o m m e n ­
is d ead ly serio u s a b o u t w a n tin g fices of S tatew id e p resid e n t, five d a tio n s to him a t CSEA head(Continued on Page 2)
vice-presidentts, se c ie ta i'y a n d Ue«i(C o n tin u e d o n P a g e 16)
Gubernatorial
Race
F ig h t R e n e w e d A g a in s t
F iv e S e p a r a te U n its
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
A L B A N Y — T h e C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n ., e x p r e s s ­
e d j u b i l a t i o n o v e r F r i d a y ’s C o u r t o f A p p e a l s d e c i s i o n c a l l ­
i n g f o r a r e v i e w b y t h e S t a t e ’s C o u r t s o f t h e P u b l i c E m p l o y ­
m e n t R e la tio n s B o a rd d e te r m in a tio n s p litin g S ta te e m p lo y eess in to five co llectiv e b a r g a in ­
em p lo yees se le c t o rg a n iz a tio n s to
in g unite.
CSEA p re s id e n t T h eo d o re C. re p r e s e n t th e m in c o lle ctiv e n e g o ­
W enzl, c o m m e n tin g o n th e d eci­ tiatio ns.
“ We will im m e d ia te ly file a n
sion, said :
“ I t is e x tre m e ly g ra tify in g to a p p e a l w ith th e A p p ella te Divi>
C S E A to h a v e our p o sitio n o n th is sio n re q u e s tin g th a t P E R B ’s five
m a tte r v in d ica ted by th e high u n it d e te rm in a tio n be th ro w n o u t
in fav o r of a m o re su ita b le p la n .
c o u rt.
“ We h av e c o n siste n tly called foe
“ We h av e opposed PEnaB’s five
u n it d e te rrn in a tio n fro m tl»e v ery S ta te w id e e le ctio n s in o n e u n it,
o u tset on th e g ro u n d s t h a t it wa^ b u t P E R B h a s c h o se n to ig n o re
c o m p le tely a r b itr a r y a n d too fa r th is su g g e s tio n .”
re ac h in g a n d p e r m a n e n t to be
W en zl stre ss e d t h a t “ CSEA w as
d ecid ed by a sin g le S ta te ag en cy a n d is fo r electio n s, b u t feels th a t
in exLstence fo r less th a n tw o th e co u rte a n d n o t P E R B should
y e a rs.
m a k e th e fin al d ecisio n as to how
“Tlie m y ria d ra m ific a tio n s of S ta te em p lo y ees sh o uld be re p r e ­
su c h a decision as th e y a ffe c t tiie sen ted . W e w elcom e e le c tio n s—
S ta te g o v e rn m e n t, its em ployees valid electio n s,” th e CSEA le a d ­
a n d th e pu blic should be review - er a sse rte d .
thoroughly an d im p a rtia lly by
The decision upholds an e a rlie r
th e c o u rts b efo re a n y fin a l d eci­ u n an im o u s decision by tlie A ppeision is re a c h e d , a n d b efore S ta te
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e 14)
Armory Employees Will Get
Same Benefits As State Aides
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
A L B A N Y — A rm o r y e m p lo y e e s o f th e S t a t e D iv is io n o f
M i l i t a r y a n d N a v a l A f f a i r s a r e i n c l u d e d in t h e s a l a r y a n d
f r i n g e b e n e f i t p a c k a g e w o n b y t l i e C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e a
A s s n ., T h e L e a d e r h a s l e a r n e d .
T hese em plo y ees w ere included
in th e n e g o tia tio n s a n d will b en ­ i.slation, su p p o rte d by CSEA , w as
efit th e sa m e as o th e r S ta te e m ­ req u ire d .
T e a c h e rs who re tir e will now
ployees, a CSEA sp o k esm an p o in t­
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e 14)
ed out.
In ad d itio n , th o se em p lo y ees of
th e D ivision of M ilita ry a n d N aval
Affaii-s who w ere sp ecifically e x ­
clu d ed fro m th e c o n tr a c t, ai'e e x ­
p ected to be given th e sam e b e n ­
O f f i c e s o f t h e C iv il S e r v ­
efits, i t was noted.
O th er A ction
ic e L e a d e r h a v e m o v e d to
In o th e r d e p a rtm e n ts , le g isla­
n e w q u a r t e r s a t 11 W a r r e n
tio n c o rre c tin g in e q u ities w ere al­
S t., M a n h a t t a n . T h e t e l e ­
so p assed an d sig n e d in to law .
p h o n e n u m b e r w ill r e m a i n
E m ployees from th e fo rm e r New
t
h e s a m e — 2 1 2 -2 3 3 - 6 0 1 0 .
Y ork C ity S ales T a x B u re a u who
T h e L e a d e r b o o k s t o r e is
h a d b een a b so rb ed in to S ta te S e r­
no w lo c a te d o n th e se c o n d
vice w hen th e S ta te took o v e r co l­
flo o r r e c e p t io n a r e a a lo n g
lectio n of sales ta x e s in New Y ork
r'^ty w ere b ro u g h t u p to sa la ry
w ith th e e x p a n d e d e d ito ­
levels w h ich th ey w ould h av e e n ­
ria l, a d v e r tis in g a n d b u s ijoyed h ad th e y re m a in e d City
a e s s o f f ic e s .
em ployees. T o a c c o m p lish th is, leg-
Leader Moves
D O N 'T
(C o n tin u e d fro m
R E P E A T
F»ge 1)
a b o u t tr y in g to g et re -e le c te d i t
th e r e t u r n of H a rry O ’D o n n ell to
th e A lb an y scene. O ’D o n n ell r e ­
p o rte d ly gave u p th e jo b of p ress
o ffic e r fo r M ay o r J o h n V. U n d s a y
on th e g ro u n d s o f p o o r h e a lth .
In s id e rs say, how ever, t h a t h e a c ­
cep ted a d e p u ty co m m lssio n ersh ip
in th e S ta te D e p a rtm e n t of C o m ­
m e rce in o rd e r to be on h a n d fo r
th e p la n n in g sta g e s o f th e 1970
ra c e . W h a t is im p o rta n t h e re is
th e k n o w led g e t h a t O ’D o n n ell a n d
R o ck efeller, w ho d id n o t see eye
to eye o n m a r y m a tte r s previously,
h a v e a p jm re n tly m a d e a re c o n ­
c ilia tio n a n d th e re is n o d o u b t
a b o u t th e v alu a b le c o n trib u tio n
0 ’E>onnell c an m a k e to th e G ov­
e rn o r’s a m b itio n s. O ’D o n n ell Is
h ig h ly re sp e c te d by all sec to rs of
new s m e d ia a n d is a t th e to p of
th e h e a p as a p o litic a l public r e ­
la tio n s m a n .
W ilson a n d L efkow iic
A lth o u g h ru m o rs p e rs ist th a t
L ieu t. G o v ern o r M alcolm W ilson
is co n sid e rin g a n o ffe r to inin fo r
a C o u rt of A ppeals sea t— a n d p e r­
h a p s m a y be a p p o in te d to th e on e
re c e n tly
v a c a te d by
K e n e n th
K e a tin g w h en h e b e cam e a m b a s­
sad o r to I n d ia — som e p ro s in s ist
t h a t W ilson likes h is jo b a n d in ­
te n d s to w ork h a r d in th e c a m ­
p a ig n in o rd e r to k eep it. H e Is
a g r e a t fa v o rite am o n g G O P
c h a irm e n a n d is a tireless sp e a k e r
w h e n c alled u pon.
A tto rn e y G e n eral L ouis Lefkow itz’ g r e a t p o p u la rity will be
called in to p lay a g a in by h is r u n ­
n in g once m o re o n th e tic k e t in
th e s p o t h e now holds. L efkow itz
is p a rtic u la rly im p o rta n t to th e
to r e t u r n to A lbany in 1970 fo r
R n o th er fo u i'-y e a r te n n .
T h is w as u n d e rlin e d by th e rc O n
c c n t a Jin o u n c e m e n t t h a t R. B u r\o
O'
dell B lxby, c h a irm a n of th e StaAe
T h ru w a y A u th o rity , w ould a g a in
o
h a n d le p re -c a m p a ig n activ itie s fo r
CJ
R ockefeller, a ta s k h e h a s p e r­
fo rm e d w ith g r e a t skill in all of
th e G o v e rn o r’s c a m p a ig n s a n d a
jo b h e did so w ell fo r fo rm e r
rt
G o v e rn o r T h o m a s E. Dewey. B lx ­
by is co n sid ered to be p a rtic u la rly
a s tu te in p la n n in g a c a n d id a te ’s
cc; a p p e a ra n c e s d u rin g a ca m p a ig n
w here th e y will be th e m o st e ffe c ­
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a g a in , th e r e a r e m a n y re a s o i»
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h is te n u re In office a n d w a n ts to
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I t h a s b een s a id t h a t R o c k efe l­
ler w a n ts to leav e a s h is m e m o ria l
a s ta te t h a t will s e t a n e x am p le
fo r all o th e r s ta te s In th e U n ion .
I t is n o t su rp risin g , th e re fo re ,
t h a t h e is serio u s a b o u t seek in g
a n o th e r fo u r y e a rs in A lb an y in
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d e n t o f th e C ivil S erv ice E m p lo y ­
ees A ssn. w ill sp ea k a t th e P a lis ­
ad es I n te r s ta te P a r k C o m m issio n
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JU S T A B O U T ev ery o n e is a s k ­
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W H A T ’S h a p p e n in g on college
cam p u ses?
W E W A R N E D o u r re a d e r s on
Nov. 28, 1967 " t h a t th is th in ly
d isg uised tu m u lt Is a c tu a lly a
m in ia tu re b u t serio u s reb ellio n ,
s p e a rh e a d e d by a v ery tin y g ro u p
of h ig h ly agg ressiv e m ilita n ts . In ­
te n t on d*eating m a x im u m c h a o s.”
SIN CE T H A T tim e , tw o ra d ic a l
changes have o ccu n ed :
• T h e s itu a tio n is now
m a n y tim es w orse; a n d
• H a s becom e so h ig h ly
co m p lex t h a t e v e n th e n a ­
tio n ’s b e st m in d s re a lly h a v e
no so lu tio n. T h e cam ipus d is­
o rd e rs ai'e c alle d " i ^ e n o m e n a ” b ecau se n o o n e d a re s
give th e re a lis tic te rm in o lo g y
— In c ip ie n t civil w ar.
B R IE F L Y , H E R E a re th e k n o w n
fa c ts :
• O n ly a tin y m in o rity is
Involved o n e a c h c a m p u s. E x ­
c e p t fo r a h a n d fu l o f s t a r r y eyed Idealists, y o u Can c a ll
th is m in o rity *’th e college
m a fia .”
• S tu d e n ts F o r D em o c ra tic
S ociety , a n o rg a n iz a tio n fax
C h a p te r p re s id e n t Ir v in g P la u m enbaum
in itia te d
d iscu ssio n s
w ith CSEA leg al s t a f f a n d a s ­
s e rte d t h a t th e n ew re tir e m e n t
w ill be g iven to p p rio rity by th e
c h a p te r. T h e l/ 5 0 tl i p la n , re p la c ­
in g th e c u r r e n t l / 6 0 t h p ro v isio n ,
is p erm issiv e to lo cal sub d iv isio n s.
T h e c h a p te r h a d e a rlie r w on th e
new p ro v isio n b a sin g retii-em en t
b e n e fits o n th e th r e e h ig h e s t
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to th e le f t o f com m unism ,
m a s te rm in d e d m o s t cam pus
d iso rd ers. T h e SE>S b a sic ob­
je c tiv e : D e stro y " t h e E stab ­
lis h m e n t” th r o u g h to ta l chaos
a n d d e stru c tio n .
• Issu e s p r e c ip ita tin g dieo rd e rs co u ld be a n y th in g —
V ie tn am , th e d r a f t, ROTC,
c a m p u s recru itei-s fo r defense
c o n tra c to rs , n o g irls allowed
in m e n ’s d o rm ito rie s, o r the
C oke m a c h in e is o u t o f order.
• V alid issues, su c h a s cur­
ric u lu m im p ro v em e n t, faculty
d e d ic a te d to te a c h in g instead
of re s e a rc h , m o re rem edial
p ro g ra m s, etc. a re lo st In a
m a ze of m in d less “n o n-n eg otia b le ” d em an d s, r a n g i n g
fro m s tu d e n t h irin g a n d firing
o f fa c u lty , to $35 w eekly pay
f o r s tu d e n ts ju s t to atten d
college.
• B la d e m ilita n ts a r e now
in th e a c t, so m etim es in col­
la b o ra tio n w ith th e SD 6 ,
so m etim e s w ith th e ir own
m u sclem en, p rin c ip a lly the
B la c k P a n th e r s . B la ck siudeiit
d e m a n d s a re b la c k aiudiee,
b la c k fac u lty , m ore b lack stu­
d e n ts, b la c k d o rm ito rie s, sep­
a r a t e b la c k colleges, etc.
• W e ap o n s u se d b y the
“college m a f ia ” to enforce
th e ir
“ n o n -n e g o tia b le ” de­
m a n d s a re c rim in a l trespass,
b la ck m ail, v a n d a lism , a rson ,
assa u lt, m a lic io u s mischief,
bvu-glary, la rce n y , kidnaping,
e x to rtio n . T e rro r a n d threats
a re also p a r t of “ th e ir thing."
ONE G E N U IN E p h en onienoD
h a s a ris e n fro m th e cam p us dis­
o rd e rs:
SU D D EN LY — AND without
b e n e fit o f tr e a ty o r legislative
a c tio n — college cam p u ses seem W
h a v e a c q u ire d d ip lo m a tic immiui*
ity . T h e crim e s liste d above
Ite in 6 seem n o t to be crimes on
college c am p u ses, th a n k s to
ju d ic ia l p re ro g a tiv e s som e colH®
a d m in is tra to rs h a v e a r r o g a t e d to
th em selv es.
G U IL T Y STUDEN-TS dema«>
a n d re ce iv e " a m n e s ty ” from col­
lege a d m in is tra to rs w ho have
m o re r i g h t to g r a n t “amnesW
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(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
A L B A N Y — A b i l l s p o n s o r e d b y t h « C iv il S e r v i c e E m ­
ployees A s s n ., w h i c h w ill p r o v i d e i n d e p e n d e n t h e a r i n g o f f ic e r s
for a ll c o m p e t i t i v e c l a s s S t a t e a n d lo c a l g o v e r n m e n t e m ­
ployees w h o a r e b r o u g h t u p o n d i s c i p l i n a r y c h a r g e s , h a s
passed both houses of tlie S ta te
vice a re also Included
[Legislature a n d h as gone to G ov­
T he bill am en d s th e Civil S er­
ernor R o ck efeller’s office fo r sig­
vice L aw , w h ich fo rm e rly p ro v id ­
nature.
ed th a t th e h e a rin g fo r a n e m ­
N on-competitive
c la ss
S ta te
ployee c h a rg e d w ith a d iscip lin a ry
workers w ith five y e a rs of serIn fra c tio n w ould be c o n d u cte d by
p e rso n s who h a v e th e p ow er to
rem ove th e e m p lo y ee—th a t is, offi­
C o u m i l 5 0 's
c e rs of th e em p lo y e e’s ow n d e­
p a rtm e n t o r ag en cy .
T h e n ew bill w ould m a n d a te
W o e s O n L I .
th e cho osin g of a h e a rin g o ffic er
who is n o t co n n e c te d w ith th e
(ro n tin u e d fro m P ag e 1)
e
m p lo y ee’s d e p a itm e n t o r ag en cy,
stitution a ctu a lly p ro h ib its a new
election in th is p a r tic u la r situ- th u s in su rin g n e u tra lity a n d fa ir
aton. a n d in s te a d p ro v id es t h a t ju d g m e n t. ITie decision by th is in ­
remaining officei*s se le ct a p re s­ d e p e n d e n t pei-son w ould be final
ident to fill the unexpii-ed te rm . a n d b in d in g .
T h e new a m e n d m e n t s ta te s :
Miss W ilson, a union a c tiv is t,
has joined CSEIA becau se, sh e said , “ T he h e a rin g u p o n su c h c h a rg e s
it Is “ m ore d e m o c ra tic a lly r u n .” sh a ll be h e ld by a p erso n o r p e r­
She feels th a t a “ b ig g er a n d m o re son s d e sig n a te d in w ritin g b y th e
democratic o rg a n iz a tio n h a s a b e t­ S ta t e o r m u n ic ip a l Civil S erv ice
c o m m is s io n h av in g ju risd ic tio n ,
ter chance to g e t re s u lts .”
w
ho sh a ll h e a r a n d decide, an d
The L e a d e r also le a rn e d t h a t
Council 50’s in te rn a l p ro b lem s a re such d ecisio n s h a ll be b in d in g up­
not lim ited to K ings P a r k . A t th e o n th e oflficer o r body h a v in g th e
[sprawling P ilg rim S ta te H o sp ital pow er to re m o v e th e p erso n
In Brentw ood, w ord h a s b e en r e ­ a g a in s t w hom such c h a rg e s a re
ived th a t th e s e c r e ta ry - tre a s u re r prefei*red. T h e p e rso n o r p e rso n s
[of the C ouncil 50 lo c al a t t h a t so d esig n a te d in w ritin g by th e
Institution h as also q u it fo r s im ila r co m m issio n shall, in n o e v e n t, be
em ploy ed u n d e r th e ju risd ic tio n of
reasons.
th e o fficer o r body h a v in g th e
M eanwhile, th e p re s id e n t of
p o w er
to rem o v e th e person
Council 50’s L ong Is la n d S ta te
a g a in s t w h om s u c h c h a rg e s a i e
Park local, B ru ce Q u an d e r, In a
p re fe rre d .”
e tte r to p resid en ts of o th e r OounT h e bill w as in tro d u c e d in th e
U 50 locals, has c alled on OounS e n a te by S en . T heodore D ay a n d
;ll 50’s executive b o a rd to d e te rm ­
su p p o rte d vigorously by CSEIA.
ine who n a s been re sp o n sib le fo r
In a supix>rting m e m o ra n d u m
unning th e afTaii's of Council 50
to th e bill, CSEA a tto rn e y s said :
over th e p a s t tw o y e ars.
“ I t Is re a d ily a p p a re n tly fro m a
Citing th e fa c t t h a t C ouncil 50 re a d in g of th e (fo rm e r) s t a tu t e
is an “ a uto nim ou s co u ncil a n d th a t th e sa m e body o r o fficer p r e ­
governed by o m 'selv es,” Q u a n ­ fe rrin g th e c h a rg e s ( a g a in s t th e
der said . . . “ i t seem s to th e em ployee) m a y h e a r a n d d e te rm ­
contrary as f a r a s C ouncil 37 Is ine th e ir m e rit u n d e r th e . . . law
concerned.” (Council 37, A FSC M E , . . . I t is d iffic u lt to co n ceiv e of
represents woi’k e rs em p lo y ed by a p ro c e d u re w h ic h w ould be m o re
New York C ity ). “ We se e m to in a d e q u a te fro m th e p o in t of view
have lost our r ig h t to self-d e te rm ­ of a ffo rd in g th e em ployee a ju s t
ination, w hich w as, a n d is, ou r an d e q u ita b le h e a rin g p ro c e d u re .”
basic p re m is e .”
A CSEA sp o k e sm a n u rg e d all
Q uander a sk ed th e p re s id e n ts if m e m b e rs of C SEA to w rite to th e
tbsy were “ c o g iiiz a n t of w h a t is G o v ern o r u ig in g him to sig n th e
really going o n in th e co un cil; w ho bUl.
piloting th< co u rse of th is c o u n ­
“ F o r y e a rs ,” th e sp o k e sm a n
cil? thirty-seven o r fifty ? ? ? ” T h e said , “ CSBA h a s b e en fig h tin g fo r
Long Island union aide also noted th is ch a n g e in th e law . Now a t
Wiat “ we (Council 50) h av e n o t
la s t it h a s co m e to th e G o v e rn o r’s
a c o n v en tio n fo r o v er tw o office, a n d i t is to th e in te r e s t
y®ars. and I ask w h y ? ”
o ' e v e ry public em p lo y ee in New
Q uander fu r th e r s ta te d t h a t “ it
Y ork S ta te to su p p o rt i t .’*
been o v er a y e a r since a n y • ^ y from C ouncil 50 c o n ta c te d
local. I have m a d e n u m e ro u s C i l y C h a p t e r S e t s
attempts to b re a k thi-ough th is b a r ­
rier, and to no a v a il.”
A n n u al M e e tin g
He ended h is le tte r by a sk in g th e
Presidents w h en th e y w ere conT h e a n n u a l m e e tin g of th e E x ­
^ t e d last, an d w hen w as th e la s t ecu tiv e B o a rd of th e N ew Y ork
Ume they wei-e c o n su lted “ on a n y C ity
c iia p te r,
Civil
S erv ice
^ P o rta n t issues p e rta in in g to Elmployees A ssn. w ill be h e ld o n
Council 50 m a tte r s .”
T h u rs d a y ev en in g, M ay 22, a t
^ ‘ving P lau m e n b a u m , CSEA sec- 5:30 p j n . a t G a s n e r’s R e s ta u r a n t,
v ice-president, an d o n e of th e 96 D u a n e S t., M a n h a tta n .
CSEa ofticial who ta lk e d w ith M iss
All ele ctio n b a llo ts m u s t b e d e ­
Wilsond, sa id ; “ T he A m e ric a n P ed- liv ered to th e ch a p tei- ofJfice,
^atio n of S ta te , C o u nty a n d ro o m 907, 80 C e n tre S t. b e fo re 5
Municipal E m p lo y ee s’ e ff o rt to p.m . o n th e above d a te .
^eanize Long Isla n d m e n ta l hostals has flo u n d ered in d ic ta to rl- WUson.
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control, re sig n a tio n s, a n d a n
P la u m e n b a u m sa id : “ T h e un­
tem pted p u rg e of re p re se n ta tiv e s ion c o n stitu tio n p re s e rv e s
th e
by th e w o rk ers.”
rig h ts of th e membei*s b u t th e u n ­
P laujnenbaum a s s e rte d th a t an ion h e a d q u a rte rs th in k s i t c a n
egal effo rt by th e Intex-national ta k e th e m a w ay . To c ite an irre to purge th e e le c te d offices le v e n t section o f th e u n io n c o n ­
,
K ings P a r k lo c a l h a d been stitu tio n a s a u th o rity to p u rg e th e
^ ^ m p te d follow ing th e resig n a- e le c te d o fficers is a c h e a p d e c e p ­
‘ ox local pi-esident M iss tio n a g a in s t th e ir ow n m em l>ers.”
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INCOMING SLATE —
A n n u al electio n s
w ere h eld rec en tly fo r olTicers of th e U tic a S ta te
H o sp ita l c h a p te r. Civil S erv ice E m p lo y ee s A ssn.,
a t the^Tw in P o n d s C o u n try C lub. T he re su lts? N ew
officers a re , le ft to rig h t, E d B a rz a n , secon d vice-
p re s id e n t; A riene S k in n e r, tr e a s u r e r ; A rt T e n n is,
p re s id e n t; Ju d y B e n n e tt, c o rresp o n d in g s e c r e ta r y ;
Ju n e - M a h a rd y , re c o rd in g s e c r e ta ry ; an d J o h n Dym a n , first v ic e-p re sid en t.
S e c u r ity O ffic e r R e c la s s if ic a tio n
A p p e a l S u p p o r t e d B y S .U .N .Y .
A f t e r D i s c u s s i o n W itli C S E A
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
A LB A N Y — T h e v ic e -c h a n c e llo r o f p e rs o n n e l o f th e S ta te U n iv e rs ity h a s p ro m is e d to
b a c k a n a p p e a l b y t h e C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n . t o t h e S t a t e C iv il S e r v i c e C o m m i s ­
s i o n to r e c o g n i z e t h e u n i q u e r e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s o f c a m p u s s e c u r i t y p e r s o n n e l w i t h a t i t l e ,
s a la ry a n d q u a lific a tio n p a tte r n d iffe rin g fro m
th e in s ti tu t io n a l s a f e ty o f f ic e r s e r ie s ,
whicla now includes th e c am p u s
h e ad e d by E d w a rd D udek. Also CSEA s ta ff ad v iser to th e S ta te
se c u rity forces.
T h e p ro m ise c a m e In a re c e n t p re s e n t w ere J o se p h D. L o clm er, U n iv e rs ity C o m m itte e.
T opics c o v ered in th e ta lk s in­
m e e tin g b e tw e e n vice c lia n c e llo r CSEA ex e c u tiv e d ire c to r; Jo h n
D avid S. P ric e a n d CSEA’s S p eci­ M. C a rey , CSEA asso ciate p ro g ra m cluded lin es of a u th o rity on c a m p a l S ta te U n iv ersity C o m m itte e , sp e c ia list; a n d P a u l T . B urch, ur., w hich h av e b e e n d escrib e d b y
so m e in stitu tio n a l s a fe ty o fficers
a s b lu rre d an d co n fu sed , th u s in­
h ib itin g th e p e rfo rm a n c e of d u ty .
P ric e a g re e d to ad v ise all S ta te
U n iv e rs ity p re sid e n ts to defin e th e
lilies of a u th o rity a n d the re sp o n ­
sib ilities of th e s e c u rity fo rces
a t tl>e ca m p u se s.
O ut-of-title w ork, such a s m e s­
sa g e -c a rry in g a n d electi'ical r e ­
p a ir, w as a n o th e r bone of c o n te n ­
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
tio n fo r th e sa fety o fficers. U n i­
A L B A N Y — P r e s i d e n t T h e o d o r e C. W e n z l o f t h e C iv il S e r ­ v e rsity o fficials a g re e d to try to
v ic e E m p l o y e e s A issn., r e p o r t e d t o m e m b e r s o f t h e C S E A r e ­ e lim in a te it.
T h e v ice-ch ancellor also p ro m is­
ti r e e s c o m m itte e o n t h e n e w b e n e f its fo r r e t ir e e s in c lu d e d
i n t h e C S E A - n e g o t i a t e d S t a t e b e n e f i t s p a c ic a g e l a s t A p r il ed to seek a n okay from th e S ta t e
Civil S ervice D e p a rtm e n t for $100
a t th e c o m m itte e ’s m e e tin g i n ---------------------------------------- ----------e n tly a re in th e New Y ork S ta te e x tra p ay p e r m onth fo r s e c u rity
A lbany, M ay 7.
p ereo n n el w ho a re d e s ig n a te d
Im p ro v e m e n ts u n d e r B lue C ross R e tire m e n t S y stem .
“ S pecial P o lic em e n ,” a n d to c o n ­
an d Blue S h ie ld co v e ra g e a r e :
C o m m itte e c h a irm a n H azel Ab­ sid e r a s e p a r a te title a n d p ay
• In o ie a s e in co v era g e on
ra m s said t h a t r e tir e d em p loy ees sca le fo r those officers w ho a re
h o sp ita l s ta y to 3G5 d a y s;
ai*e i>eing confused by lite r a tu r e p e a c e o fficers.
• In c re a s e d covei'age fo r
“ T h e serio u s p ro b lem of w he­
w h ich is b ein g d is trib u te d by a
m e n ta l a n d n erv o u s c a se s to
th e r o r n o t to a rm c a m p u s s e c u ri­
g ro up ca lled T h e New Y o rk S ta te
1 2 0 d a y s;
ty p e rso n n e l w as also d is c u sse d ,”
R
e tire d Civil S erv ic e E m p lo y ees B u rch said. “ We w ere told th a t it
• C overage foi’ d ia g n o stic
A ssociatio n , to all perso n s w hose is u niv e rsity ix)licy not to a r m s u c h
X -ray a n d la b o ra to ry te sts a t
n a m es a p p e a r on the S ta te R e ­ p erso n n el, but CSEA sugge.^ted
80 p e rc e n t c o st for o u t-p a ti­
tire m e n t list, a n d e m p h a size d th a t th a t selected m e n be a rm e d w h en
e n ts;
th e group h as no co n n ec tio n w ith in v e stig a tin g c e rta in
ty p e s
of
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of m o n ey , a n d in o th e r sp e c ia l in • M ajo r M edical co v era g e
vnces. We weve to ld th a t a t
C o m m ittee
m e m b e rs
p re s e n t
w as in c re a s e d to a $50,000
m a x im u m .
w ere A lb e rt C. Killion, B u ffalo; p re s e n t only ca m p u s p re s id e n ts
In a d d itio n th e p re s e n t retii*e- A ndrew H iitz, H o rn e ll; F lo re n ce h a v e th e rig h t to a im th e ir se ­
m e n t c o st of liv in g su p p ien ien t- D rew , B in g h a m to n : E m m e tt D u rr. c u rity fo rc es—a t tlie ir own d is­
a tio n will b e e x te n d e d to re fle c t S a ra n a c L ake, T om R a n g e r, S y ra ­ c re tio n .
“ A lthough this m e e tin g p ro d u ced
re c e n t c h a n g e s in th e C o n su m e r c u se; J o h n V an D uzer, M iddle­
P ric e In d e x , c h a n g in g th e c eilin g to w n : M ichael J . M urphy, C e n tra l no in s ta n t so lu tio n s to tlie v a ri­
a m o u n t fro m $7,000 to $8,000 for Is lip ; C h a rlo tte C lap p er, A lb an y ; ous p ro b lem s c a m p u s se c u rity p«pall re tire e s o v er sige G2 wiio pi'es- ^and M ild red M eskil, A lb an y .
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a scisso rs a n d c u t o u t th is ite m
p e rta in in g to v a ca n cies fo r b a rb e rs
a t th e U .S. M ilita ry A cadem y,
W est P o in t, N.Y.
H av e six montihs o f jo u rn e y m a n
ex p e rie n ce to y o u r c re d it? Y ou
m a y ap p ly fo r th e se jobs, p ay in g
$2.95 a n h o u r, a n d a p p lic a tio n s
will be a c c e p te d u n til f u r th e r
n o tice. W rite th e New Y ork I n t e r ­
ag en cy B o a rd of U .S. Civil S ervice
E x a m in e rs. 36 F e d e ra l P la s a , N ew
Y o rk 10007.
S peolfly i t ’s A n n o u n c e m e n t No.
N Y -9 -1 6 y o u ’re a fte r. E ith e r a
v isit to th e F e d e ra l Job I n f o r ­
m a tio n C e n te r a t th e above a d ­
d re s s o r a p h o n e call— tr y 2 1 2
264-0422— w ill g a in y ou a n a p ­
p lic a tio n fo rm .
S u c h fo rm s a re also a v a ila b le
d ire c tly a t th e M ilita ry A cadem y
o r a t th e p o st o ffices in B ro o k ly n ,
T h e B ro n x , J a m a ic a . H e m p ste a d ,
M id d leto w n , N ew bu rg h, New R o ­
chelle,
P a to h o g u e ,
P eek sk lll,
P o u g h k eep sie, R iv e rh e a d , Y o n k ers
a n d th e S t. G eo rg e S ta tio n o n
S ta te n Isla n d .
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For P ublic Jobs
The fenowlng dlrectiom
where to mpvti tor pabUo joj,
and how to reach destinatioiu
New York City on the tramn
•ystem.
CITY
NEW CORK CITY—The AppU,
eatioiui S eotlo n o f th e New Yor|
C ity D e p a rtm e n t of Personnel ||
lo c a te d a t 49 T h o m a s St.,
Y ork. N.Y. 10013. I t is thre,
blocks n o r th o f C ity H all, ©m
block w est of B ro ad w ay.
A p p lic a tio n s: F ilin g Period ^
A p p lic a tio n s issued a n d receive^
M o n d ay th r o u g h F rid a y from |
a.m. to 5 p.m .. ex c e p t Thursday
a-€m 8:30 a.m . to 5:30 p.m., aQd
S h tn rd a y fro m 9 a.m . to 1 2 qooq.
A p p lic a tio n b la n k s a re obtain*
ab le fre e e ith e r by th e applicant
m p erso n o r by h is representativ*
a t th e A p p lic atio n S ec tio n of the
E > epartm ent o f P e rs o n n e l a t ig
T h o m a a S tre e t, New Y ork, N.Y,
10013. T e le p h o n e 566-8720.
M ailed re q u e sts fo r appllcatloa
b la n k s m u s t in c lu d e a stamped,
se U -ad d rea sed bu sin ess-aize eo.
velope a n d m u s t be received b)
th e P e rs o n n e l D e p a rtm e n t a t leait
five d a y s b efo re th e closing diu
to r th e filin g of ap p licatio na.
C o m p le te d
a p p lic a tio n
fornu
w hleh « r« nie<3 by m a il m ust bi
s e n t to th e P e rso n n e l Departmeol
a n d m u s t be p o stm a rk e d no latit
t h a n th e la s t d a y of filin g or u
s ta te d o th e rw ise In th e exaoi
In a tio n a n n o u n c e m e n t,
T lie A p p lic atio n s S ectio n
th e P e rs o n n e l D e p a rtm e n t is neat
th e C h a m b e rs S tr e e t s to p of tiM
m a in su b w ay lin es t h a t go throuik
th e a re a . T h e se a re th e IR T Itb
A venue L in e a n d th e IND 8 th
A venue L in e. T h e DFIT LexingtoA
A venue L in e s to p to u se Is ^
B rookljm B rid g e sto p an d th e BMT
QT a n d R R lo c a l’s stop is City HaQ
B o th lin e s h a v e ex its to DuaiM
S tre e t, a s h o r t w alk fro m th e Pa^
so n n e l D e p a rtm e n t.
STATE
T h e S ta te w id e P la n :
it^ s lik e h a s /in g a
in y o u r o w n b a n l<
T h a t ’s a f a c t. B e lo n g in g to th e S ta t e w id e
P la n to lik e h a v in g a f o r tu n e in y o u r
ow n b an k v a u lt
S i n c e n o o n e k n o w s h o w s i c k h e m ig h t b e ,
n o o n e k n o w s w h a t a s e r io u s illn e s s c a n
r e a lly c o s t . R e c e n tly , B lu e C r o s s c o v e r e d
a N ew Y o rk S t a t e e m p lo y e e ’s h o s p ita l
b ill o f o v e r $ 19 ,0 0 0 . T h e p a t i e n t d id n ’t
h a v e to p a y a p e n n y .
A n d t h e S ta t e w id e P la n d id n ’t h a v e a n
o p ti o n . . . it p a i d s u b s t a n ti a l a m o u n ts f o r
BLUE C R O S S ’^
fo r tu n e
v a u lt.
doctors and. other medical bills under
Blue Shield and Major Medical.
With the Statewide Plan you have It all
a *‘no nonsense” three-part program
especially designed for you and your family.
There’s one hitch though. It’s strictly to
pay your hospital and medical bills.
But on second thought, can you think of
any time you’d need money more?
We can’t.
9
BLUE SHIELD*
A L I A N V * I U F F A l O * J A M E S T O W N « N i W Y O I K « R O C H I S T S R « S Y R A C U S E • U T I C A • WAT i R T O WN
THE STATEWIDE a A N #AoMricM Hotplua AM0 6 i«U0 a
COORDINATING OFFICE -
1 2 1 5 WESTERN AVENUE. ALBANY, N. Y.
* National Aaaeciatioii of Blue 8MeM PiMt
S T A T E —D e p a rtm e n t o f Civil
S ervice, 1350 Ave of th e Americtu
N.Y. 10036, p h o n e 765-3811; Got,
A lfred E . S m ith S ta te O ffice Build,
in g a n d th e S ta te O ffice Campus,
A lb an y 12226; S u ite 750, 1 West
G en essee S t., B u ffalo 14202; Stall
O ffice B ldg., S y racu se. 13202; 50J
M id tow n Tower, R o c h ester. 14604
(W ed n esd ay s o n ly ).
A fte r 5 p.m . telep h o n e. (212)
765-3811, r iv e th e jo b tiUe i>
w h ic h yo u a r e in terested ,
y o u r n a m e a n d a d d re ss.
C a n d id a te s m ay o b ta in appHc**
tio n s fo r S ta te Jobs fro m loc*l
oXfices o f th e New Y ork Statl
S m p lo y m e n t Servleo.
FEDERAL
F E D E R A L — S eco n d U.S. Cirll
S e rv ic e R e g io n O ffice, Feder»
B ldg., F e d e ra l P la z a a t D u a n e Si
a n d B ro ad w ay , New Y ork, N.t'
10007. T a k e th e IR T LexingtoB
Ave. L in e to C ity H all a n d watt
tw o blocks n o r th , o r ta k e aiiJ
o th e r tr a in to C h a m b e rs St.,
B ro a d w a y S ta tio n s .
H o u rs a r e 8:30 a .m . to 6 P ”*"
M on d ay th ro u g h F rid a y . Also op«*
S a tu rd a y s 9 a.m . to 1 p mp h o n e 573-6101.
A p p lic atio n * a r e also obtel®*
ab le a t m a in p o st office^ e*c«^
th e New Y ork. N.Y.. P oet O f ^
B o a rd s of e x a m in e rs a t th e
tic u la r in s ta lla tio n s o fferin g “
te s ts also m a y be ap p lied ^
f u r th e r in fo rm a tio n » n d • ’PP *
tio n fo rm s. No r e tu r n e n v e lo p
a r t re q u ire d w ith m a ile d r®®'*
fo r ap iiU oation f<»iiBift>
K E Y
A N S W E R S
evld«noe, m a y be aiR>mltted on
. 8011
th e a p p o in tm e n t d ay.
gnglneerin* T e c h n ic ia n T ra in e e
1, C ; 2. B ; 3, A; 4, A; 5, C
R A tinf K ey Angwers F o r
Written T e rt H eld A pril 26, 199$ 6 , A ; 7. C ; 8 , B ; 9, D ; 10, D
11, A ; 12, B ; 13, B ; 14, B ; 15, C
1 C;
16, D ; 17, B ; 18, B ; 19, C ; 20, C
c1 . B ;
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•21,
D ; 22, A ; 2, C ; 24, B ; 25, c
; A- 12. C; 13. A; 14, B ; 15, D ;
36, D ; 27, D ; 28, A; 29, C; 30, A
d : 17. c ; 18. c ; 19. c ; 2 0 . C;
o'- 22, D ; 33, C; 24, D ; 25, D ; 31, B ; 32, D ; 33, C; 34, D ; 36, A
ie, b : 2T. C; 28, C; 20, D ; 30, C; 36. C ; 37, B ; 38, C; 39, A; 40, D
. b ; 32, D ; 33, D ; 34, A; 36, C ; 41, D ; 42, A; 43, C ; 44, B ; 46, D
^ D 37, A; 38, C; 30, D ; 40, C; 46, D ; 47, C ; 48, B ; 49, D ; 50, C
51, B ; 52, A; 53, A; 54, A; 55, C
l ' d : 42, D ; 43, B ; 44, A; 46, A;
'J b; 4*7, a ; 48, A; 40, A; 50, B ; 56, B ; 57, A; 48, B ; 50, B ; 60, C
61. a : 52, A; 53, C ; 54, B ; 55, B ; 61, B ; 62, C ; 63, C; 64, D ; 6 6 , C
D: yj, D ; 58, D ; 5«, C; 60, C ; 6 6 D ; 67, C ; 6 6 , C; 69, C; 70, C;
l’ b: 82, D ; 63, A; 64, B ; 6 6 , C; 71, D ; 72, B ; 73, B ; 74, C ; 75, D ;
76, B ; 77, B ; 78, A; 79, A; 80, C;
j ’ A; «7, A; 6 8 , C; 6 8 , A; 70, D ;
l’ A: 72, B ; 73. B ; 74, C ; 75, C ; 81, D ; 82, B ; 83, B ; 84, D ; 8 6 B ;
if«, B; 77, D ; 78, B ; 79, C; 80, A; 8 6 , B ; 87, D ; 8 6 , D ; 89, A; 90, B ;
11 C: 82, B ; 83, B ;
84, A; 85, A; 91, C ; 92, B ; 93, B ; 94. C; 95, A;
i D: 87, A; 8 8 , B ; 8 «, A,* 90, C ; 96, B ; 97, D ; 96, B ; 99, D ; 100, A.
e x a m in a t io n
n o . *518
Prom otion to ! ^ d c : e A nd
T u n n e l M a ln ta ln e r
EXAM INATION N O. 8020
Open C o m p etitiy e B rldire
And T u n n e l M a ln ta ln e r
roposed K ey A nsw ers fo r W ritte n
Test H eld A pril 26, 1969
Candidates w ho w ish to file
iroteats a g a in st th e propo sed key
,nswers m u s t m a k e a w ritte n re lueat fo r p erm issio n to review
est. Such w ritte n req u est m u s t be
ostmarked n o t la te r th a n M ay
1969, a n d m u s t c o n ta in th e
ndldate’s a p p lic a tio n n u m b e r,
•rotest, to g e th e r w ith su p p o rtin g
e x a m in a t io n
LEGAL NOTICK
iI.E N O . 2 8 7 1 , 1 9 6 9 . — C I T A T I O N . —
HE P E O P L E O F T H E S T A T E O F N E W
O R K , By th e G ra c e o f G o d F re e a a d
iidependent.
T o th e h eirs a t la w , n e x t o f k i n a n d
itrib iite e s o f L u c ie n n e M i o l a n e , d e c e a s e d ,
I” " ? * , “ “ d i f a n y o f t h e m b e d e a d t o
leif n e i r i a t l a w , n e x t o f k i n ,
distriucee*, l e g a t e e s , e x e c u t o r s , a d m i n i s t r a t o r s ,
Migoees a n d s u c c e s s o r s i n i n t e r e s t w h o s e
a r e u n k n o w n a n d c a n n o t b e succf*
“/owl a f t e r d u e d i i i g e n c e .
H E R E B Y C IT E D T O S H O W
•A U b t b e f o r e t h e S u r r o g a t e ' s C o u r t , N e w
ork C o u n t y , a t R o o m 5 0 4 i n t h e H a l l o f
records i n t h e C o u n t y o f N e w Y o r k , N e w
ork , o n
June
19, 1969
at
10 A .M .
o/«*
w ritin g d ate d F eb ru a ry 14,
" 6 9 w h i c h h a s b e e n of l T e re d f o r p r o b a t e
*r M a i t i o M . T r a i n o r , r e s i d i n g a t 4 1 - 4 5
'- a d S t r e e t , W o o d s i d e , N . Y . ' s h o u l d n o t
“« p r o b a t e d a s t h e l a s t W i l l a n d T e s t a lent, r e l a t i n g t o r e a l a n d p e r s o n a l p r o p f<y. o f L u c i e n n e M i o l a n e , D e c e a s e d , w h o
at th e t i m e o f h e r d e a t h a r e s id e n t o f
’ the C o u n t y o f N e w Y o r k , N e w Y o r k .
'«ed, A t t e s t e d a n d S e a t e d , M a y 8 , 1 9 6 9 .
H O N . S. S A M U E L D i F A L C O ,
i*"* )
S u rro g a te , N e w Y o r k C o u n ty
W i l l i a m S. M u l l e n .
.
.
C lerk ,
’‘we o f
A tto rn ey M en ag h
T ra in o r
&
‘■"fser. T e l . N o . M U 2 - 4 1 3 0 . A d d r e s s o f
>Korney 3 2 E a s t 3 9 t h S t r e e t , N e w Y o r k ,
E X A M IN A T IO N N O. 8011
E n g in e e rin g T e c h n ic ia n T ra in e e
(S p ecial S a b b a th O b serv er T est)
R a tin g K ey A nsw er F o r
W ritte n T e s t H eld M ay 1, 1969
1, B ; , B ; 3, D ; 4, A; 5, C;
6 , A;
7, B ; 8 , D ; 9, C ; 10, C;
11, D ; 12, B ; 13, A; 14, C; 15, B ;
16, D ; 17, C ; 18, B ; 19, D ; 20, D;
21, A ; 22, C; 23, D ; 34, A; 25, D ;
26, C; 27, C ; 28, C; 29, C; 30, D ;
31, D ; 32, C ; 33, B ; 34, D ; 35. D ;
36, C ; 37, C; 38, A; 39, A; 40, B;
41, A; 42, A; 43, C ; 44, B ; 45, B ;
46f; D ; 47, D ; 48, D ; 49, C; 50, C;
51, D ; 52, C ; 53, D ; 54, D ; 55, B ;
56, A; 57, A; 58, B ; 59, A; 60, C;
61, A ; 62, D ; 63, A; 64, B ; 65, B ;
6 6 , C ; 67, C;
6 8 . B ; 69, D ; 70,
B;
71, C; 72, B ; 73, D ; 74, A; 75, B ;
76, C; 77, A; 78, A; 79, A; 80, C;
81, B ; 82, B ; 83, C; 84, A; 85, C ;
8 6 , D ; 87, B ; 8 8 , C; 89, C; 90,
A;
91, C; 92, B ; 93, B ; 94, A; 95, A;
96, D ; 97, A; 98, B ; 99, C; 100, B.
ity
C o m
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A
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A d v e n t u r e s
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ALBANY— M rs. B e r th a H eller,
a n em plo y ee o f th e S ta te I n s u r ­
a n ce F u n d C laim s D e p a rtm e n t, h a s
receiv ed h e r te n th S ta te m e rit
a w a rd fo r v alu a b le su g g estio n s on
im p ro v in g S ta t e service.
H e r la te s t su g g estio n is a n Im ­
p ro v ed in v e stig a tio n fo rm . O n ly a
m o n th ago, sh e receiv ed h e r
e ig h th a n d n i n t h aw a rd s.
o f
d a y - t h r o u g h - F r l d a y
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upon you u
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“ * P® '’*®" - J* y o u f a i l t o a p p e a r i t
1 .k
assum ed th a t you d o n o t o b ject
'•>« r e l i e f r e q u e s t e d . Y o u h a v e a r i g h t
"*ve a n a t t o r n e y - a t l a w a p p e a r f o r y o u .
Retired
F o r
Delulianty In stitu te ’s
Intensive Preparatory Course
T o
F
ill
to you
to your chances o f promotion
to your job
to your next raise
and similar m atters!
reg u la rly i
H ere Is th e n e w sp a p e r t h a t te lls y o u a b o u t w h a t l<i h a p p e n Ik .
serv ice, w h a t Is h a p p e n in g to th e Job you h a v e a n d
Job you w a n t.
M ake s u r e you d o n ’t m iss a s i n t l e Issue. E n te r y o u r sub*
•orlption now .
T he p ric e Is IS.OO. T h a t b r in f s you S t Issu es o< th e ClvU
®«rvlce L ead er, filled w ith th e g o v e rn m e n t Job new s you w u t
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B cach, F la . A d d re ss: e / o J . W echsler, 5 4 5
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l a n g u a g e
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is
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f a m ily .
su m ers P ric e In d e x of 1968.
T h e te x t of A sse m b ly m a n S te in ’s
le tte r to G ovexnor R o ck efeller fol­
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Series Are Honored
A new reco rd w as se t b y W N Y E F ^ , th e B o a rd o f E d u c a tio n ’s
rad io sta tio n , w h en six of Its e d u ­
ca tio n a l ra d io series w ere ch o sen
to be offei-ed to th e n a tio n a l n e t­
w ork of e d u c a tio n a l ra d io sta tio n s.
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lia lf of th e to ta l o f 14 su c h p ro g iu m series w h ich a ch ie v e d th e
d istin c tio n oH b ein g o ffe red fo r
n a tlo n -w ld e d use on e d u c a tio n a l
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th e d irec tio n of J a m e s M a c a n d iew a n d ra d io p ro g ra m m in g a n d
p ro d u c tio n Is su p erv ised by Cecil
H. S u ffe m .
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wej-e h o n o red w ere: “ J u d g e F o r
Y o u rself,” “M a n ’s H o m e: T h e
E a r t h ,” “ P eople a n d P laces, P a r t
U .” “S p ea k U p ;
S p eak O u t,”
“S pecially F o r Y o u ” a n d “W h ere
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to m a k e a n y a d d i t i o n a l c o n t r i b u t i o n
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,
sooner te rm in a te d as p ro v id e d fo r
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p artn er sh all
re c e iv e
any
o th er
In co m e n o r sh a ll
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o n e s .
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a
b e t t e r ,
s y s te m ':
c o u r s e
th a t
w e
h a v e n ’t
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w ith .
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m o r e
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a b o u t
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T h e y 'v e
p l a c e x
w e r e
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th e
s e a ts
p e w s ?
t h e y ’r e
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th e
th e
little
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c o n s id e r in g
c h a n g e d ,
w a g e n
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g a l l o n f
w e
all
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th e
w o n d e r
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g e t
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a n
e n g in e
w a te r .
th in g s
th a t
w h e th e r
a g o n ”
h a v e
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s o u n d s
r i t z y
e n o u g h .
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Amttyvllla Monfer Motors, ltd.
Auburn Berry Volktwogan, Inc.
Batavia Bob Howket, Inc.
Bay Shora Tront-lslond Automobiles Corp.
Bayild* Boy Volkswagen Corp.
Binghamton Rooer Kresge, Inc.
Bronx Avoxe Corporation
Bronx Bruckner Volkswagen, Inc.
Bronx Defrin Motor Corp.
Brooklyn Aldan Volkswageiv Inc.
Brooklyn Economy Volkswagen, Inc
Brooklyn Kingsboro Motors Corp.
Brooklyn Volkswagen of Boy RMge, Inf.
buffalo JimKeHy's^lne;
Buffalo Butler Volkswagen, Inc.
CotHoimI Cortland Foreign Moton
Elmtford Howard Holmes; Inc.
Fulton lakeland VoHiswageiv Inc.
Geneva Dochak Motors, Inc.
Glens Falls Bromley Import*, ln«.
Hamburg Hal Casey Motors, ln«.
ttarmon Jim McGIone Motor*, Inc.
Hempstead Small Car*, Inc.
Hloksvlll* Walten-Donaldson, Ine.
HemeR Suburban Motors^ Inc.
Noieeheadt H.R.Afflacher&Sont,fne.
Hudson John Feore Motor*, Inc.
Huntington Feom Motors, Inc.
Inwood Volkswagen 5 Towns, Inc.
Ithaca Ripley Motor Corp.
Jamaica Manos Volkswagen, Inc.
Jamestown Stateside Motors, Ine.
Johnstown Vant Volkswagen, Inc.
Kingston Amerling Volkswagerv Ins.
La Grangevllle Ahmed Motors, ltd.
lathom Acad emy Motor*, Inc.
Lockport Volkswagen Village, Inc.
Massena Seaway Volkswagen, Inc.
Merrick Saker Motor Corp., ltd.
Mkldl* Islond Robert Weiss Volkswagen, Inc.
Middletown Glen Volkswagen Corp.
MonticaNe Route 42 Vollwwagen Corp.
Mount KIsco North County Volkswagen, Inc.
New Hyde Park Ausionder Volkswagen, Ine.
New Rochelle County Automotive Co., Inc.
New York City VoHctwagen Bristol Motors, Inc.
New York CHy Volkswagen Fifth Avenue, Inc.
Newburgh F &C Moton; Inc.
Nfagara PaHs Amendola Motor*, Inc.
Oleon Glean Import*, Inc.
Oneonta John Eckert, Inc.
Pkittsburgh Celeste Motors, Ine.
Q««traViUaa* WeltVolktwaaenCorp.
Rensselaer Cooley Motor* Corp.
RIverhead Don Wald’s Autohau*
Rochester Breton Motors, Inc.
Rochester F. A. Motors, Inc.
Rochester Mt. Read Volkswagen, (nc.
East Rochester Irmer Volkswagen, Inc.
Rome Seth Huntley and Sons, Inc.
Roslyn Do r Moto rs, ltd.
Saratoga Spa Volkswagen, Inc.
Sayville Bianco Motors, Inc.
Schenectady ColonIe Motors, Ine.
Smithtown George and Dalton Volkswagen, Inc.
Southampton Brill Motors, ltd.
Spring Valley C.A. Haigh, Inc.
Staten Island Staten Island Small Can, ltd.
Syracuse Don Cain VoUtwegen, Inc.
East Syracuse Precision Autos, loo.
Tonawanda Granville Motor*, Inc.
Utica Martin Volkswogen, Inc.
Valley Stream Va(-Streom Volbwaoen, Inc.
Vestal Jim Fomo & Son, Ine.
Watertown Harblln Mr fc».g, Inc.
West Nyack Foreign Car* of Rockland, Inc.
Woodbury Courtesy Volkswagen, Inc.
Weodflde Queensboro Volkswagen, Inc
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S U P R E M E C O U R T o f th e S T A T E o f N F o r
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of
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M atter
of
the
A p p lic a tio n
of
O N N IE
ARCHER,
P etitio n e r.
For
th e
D i m o Iu .
tio n
o f h er M arriag e w ith J O H N
AR.
C H E R . R esp o n d en t.
P u rsu an t to
A c tio n
220
of
th e
D o m estic
R elatio n s
Law
N O T IC E .
TO; JO H N
ARCHER
TAKE
N O T IC E
TH A T
a
petitio n
ha,
b e e n p re s e n te d to th is C o u rt by O N N iE
A R C H E R , y o u r w ife , fo r t h e d isso lu tio n
o f y o u r M a r r ia g e o n th e g r o u n d th a t you
h a v e a b s e n t e d y o u r s e lf f o r five ( 5 ) succes.
siv e y e a rs last p a s t, w ith o u t b e in g k n o w n
t o h e r t o b e l iv in g a n d t h a t s h e b elieves
y o u to b e d e a d , a n d th a t p u r s u a n t to ao
o r d e r o f th e C o u r t d a te d o n th e 12 th of
M a r , 1 9 6 9 , a h e a rin g w ill b e h eld upon
sa id p e titio n a t th e said S u p re m e C ouri,
S p e c ia l T e r m , P a r t I. in th e B r o n x Coun>
ty C o u r t H o u s e in B ro n x . 8 5 1 G r a n d Conc o u rse , B ro n x , N e w Y o r k o n th e 6 t h day
o f S e p t e m b e r , 1 9 6 9 a t 9 : 3 0 o ’c l o c k i n t h e
fo re n o o n o f th a t day.
H O N N IE
ARCHER,
O N N IE ARCHER
D a te d . B R O N X , N E W
YORK.
M ay,
1969.
M A R IO N G A IN E S H IL L
A tto rn e y
fo r
P etitio n e r
2 0 9 W . 1 2 5 t h S t.
N e w Y o rk , N .Y .
K O T IC E
L U P A U L P A R T N E R S — C E R T IF IC A T E O F
L IM IT E D P A R T N E R S H IP
W e . th e u n d e rsig n e d , d esirin g to form
a lim ite d p a r tn e r s h ip p u rs u a n t to A rtic le
8 o f th e P a r tn e r s h ip L a w o f th e S ta te of
N e w Y o r k , d o h e r e b y c e r t i f y as_ f o l l o w s ;
T h e n a m e o f t h e p a r t n c r f h i p i s Lu>
p a u l P artn ers.
2 .T h e c h a r a c te r
o f th e b
? s s is t o
p u r c h a s e o r o t h e r w i s e a c q i i i r c , h e l d , sell
o r o th e r w is e d isp o se of, m o rtg a g e , p led g e
and
in
any
m anner
deal
in
se c u ritie s,
co m m o d itie s
and
o th er
p ro p erty
of
all
k in d s.
3. T h e l o c a ti o n o f t h e p r i n c i p a l p la c e
o f b u s i n e s s o f t h e p a r t n e r s h i p i s 4145 E a s t
8 0 th S tree t, N e w Y o r k ,
N .Y .
4. T h e n a m e a n d p la c e o f re sid e n ce of
each
m em ber
of
th e
p artn ersh ip
i« a s
follo w s:
G e n e r a l P a r t n e r ; P a u l S c o v ille , J r . , 4 4 5
E a st 8 0 th S tree t, N e w Y o r k , N e w Y o rk .
L im ite d
P artn e r;
L u c ile
L ew is
S co v ille ,
3 5 2 2 P ie d m o n t R o a d , N .E . A tlan ta, G e o r­
g ia 30 3 0 5 .
5 . T h e p a r t n e r s h i p Is t o c o n t i n u e u n t i l
te rm in a te d b y th e d ea th o r re tirem en t
e ith e r p a rtn e r. T h e g e n e ra l p a r tn e r m ay
term in a te th e p artn ersh ip
upon
n o t lest
th a n th irty days w ritte n no tice to th e o th er
p artn er.
6 . T h e
lim ite d ca p ita l c o n tr ib u tio n of
t h e l i m i t e d p a r t n e r is e n u m e r a t e d i n Sche>
d u le A a tta c h e d h e re to . N o n e o f th e prop>
erty , o t h e r th a n cash, c o n tr ib u te d by
lim ite d p a r tn e r h a s an y ag re e d value.
7. T h e lim ited p a r tn e r has n o t agreed
to m a k e an y a d d itio n a l c a p ita l c o n tr ib u ­
tio n to th e p artn ersh ip .
8. T h e t e r m s a g r e e d u p o n f o r t h e
o f th e lim ite d ca p ita l c o n trib u tio n s
o f th e lim ite d p a r tn e r a re as fo llo w s:
( a ) T h e ilm ited p a rtn e r m ay w ith d ra w
any part
o r all o f h e r lim ite d c a p ita l
c o n t r i b u t i o n a s o f t h e e n d o f a n y cal>
e n d a r y e a r , u p o n n o t less t h a n s ix m o n t h s *
w r itte n n o tice to th e o th e r p artn er.
o f a n jr a m o u n t s o w i t h d r a w n is t o
b e m a d e w i t h i n six m o n th s a f te r th e e n d
o f such
c a len d ar q u arter.
(b)
T h e v a lu e o f th e in tere st o f th e
llm it^
p artn er
is t o
be paid
to such
p a r t n e r o r h is legal re p re s e n ta tiv e s w ith in
six m o n th s a f te r th e e n d o f th e c a le n d a r
year d u rin g
h e r r e tr ie m e n t as a lim ite d
p a r tn e r o r d e a th o ccurs. T h e lim ite d p a rtn er m ay re tire fro m th e p a rtn e rs h ip u p o n
n o t less t h a n s ix
m o n th s w r itte n n o tice
to th e o th e r p artn er.
9 . E a c h p a r t n e r is t o s h a r e I n t h e p r o f it s
o f t h e p a r t n e r s h i p , b y r e a s o n o f hi* c o n ­
tr ib u tio n , in th e p r o p o r tio n as th e v alu e
o f h i s i n t e r e s t i n t h e p a r t n e r s h i p b e a r s to
t h e to ta l v a lu e o f all th e in tere sts in th e
p a rtn e ts h ip , d e te rm in e d in each case
as
o f th e d a t e w h ic h o p e n s th e p e r io d for
w h ic h p ro fits a r e to b e a llo c a te d am o n g
th e p artn ers.
10. I n
th e ev e n t th e lim ited
p artn er
s h a ll sell o c o t h e r w i s e t r a n s f e r h e r in te r ­
est in th e p artn ersh ip w ith
th e
w ritten
c o n t e n t o f t h e g e n e ra l p a r t n e r , th e lim ited
p a r t n e r s h a ll h a v e th e r i g h t to s u b stitu te
h e r a s s ig n e e as c o n t r ib u t o r In h e r place.
T h e assig n ee sh all b e e n title d to b e sub­
stitu te d
as a
lim ited
p artn er
upon
th e
s a m e t e r m s a n d c o n d i t i o n s a p p l i c a b l e to
th e lim ite d p a r t n e r m a k in g th e assignm ent.
1 1 . T h e { ^ n r a l p a r t n e r m a y a d m i t add itto o a l lim ite d p a r tn e rs a t an y tim e .
T h e r e is o n l y o n e g e n e r a l p a r tn e r .
N o r i g h t is g i v e n t o a n y r e m a i n i n g g e n ­
e ra l p a r tn e r to c o n tin u e th e busin ess u p o a
h is d e a th , r e tir e m e n t o r in san ity .
1 3 . T h e l i m i t e d p a r t n e r h a s n o r i g h t t«
d e m a n d a n d re ce iv e p r o p e r ty o th e r than
cash in re tu rn fo r h e r c o n trib u tio n .
P a u l S c o v ille , J r .
G e n e ra l P artn e r
L u c ile L e w is S c o v ille ,
L im ite d P artn e r
D a te d :
STATE
OF
G E O R G IA ,
COUNTY
Of
F U L T O N , S S .:
O n th e 2 n d day o f Jan u a ry , 1969, be­
f o r e m e p e r s o n a l l y c a m e P A U L S CO V IL *
LE, JR ., to m e
known
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to
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in strum ent,
a n d d u l y a c k n o w l e d g e d t o m e t h a t b e ex*
ec u ted th e sam e.
K A T H Y M IT C H E L L ,
N o ta r y P u b lic
N o t a r y P u b l i c , G e o r g i a , S ta te at
L arge.
My
C o m m isio a
E xpire*
Feb. 21, 1971.
(N o ta r ia l S eal)
STATE
OF
G O R G IA ,
COUNTY
OF
F U L T O N . S S .;
On
th e
2nd
day
of
Jan u ary .
19^t
b e fo re m e p erso n ally c a m e L U C IL E L E W ­
IS S C O V IL L E . to m e k n o w n a n d . k n o w n
to m e to b e th e in d iv id u a l d esc rib ed m
and
w h o ex ecu ted th e fo reg o in g
m en t, a n d d u ly ack n o w led g ed to
that
she e x e c u te d th e sam e.
K A T H Y M IT C H E L L ,
N o ta r y P u b lic
„
,
N o t a r y P u b lic , G e o r g ia , S ta te at
L arge.
My
C on im isio n
Expire*
Feb. 21, 1971.
(N o ta r ia l S eal)
LUPAUL PARNTERS
C ertific ate o f L im ite d P a rtn e rsh ip
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c a n e n jo y a g r e a te r d e g re e o f p ro te c tio n th a n c a n b e fo u n d a n y ­
w h e r e e ls e in t h e c o u n try .
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the law e n fo rc e m e n t field or in fo r a ll a p p lic a n ts to file fo r th e
care o r cu sto d y of In m a te s e x a m In la te Jvm e, T h e su b jec t
patients of a c o rre c tio n in - m a tte r o f th e te s t will en co m p ass
Ituiion. T h o se vy in g fo r th e fo u r p rim a r y a re a s : u sin g good
nior level jo b s m u s t h a v e h a d ju d g m e n t In th e c u stod y a n d
years of th is b ack g ro u n d , a t tr a n s p o r ta tio n of p a tie n ts a n d in ­
two of th e m in a sup erv iso ry m a te s; in v e stig a tiv e te c h n iq u e s;
p re p a rin g w ritte n re p o rts; a n d u n ­
aclty.
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teclinloal in s titu te o r co m m u - level te s t will also h a v e a series
[y college o r tw o y e a rs a t a r e - o f q u e stio n s d e alin g w ith s u p e r­
pnally acc red ite d college or u n i- vision.
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gibility to m e n a n d w om en b e ­ vision of P a ro le w ould be to in en 20 aiKi 37 y ea rs old, a n d vestigrate, a r r e s t a n d tr a n s p o rt
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m a y p e rfo rm su rv eilla n c e w ork on
p a ro le v io latio n .
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th e N arc o tic s A d d ictio n C o n tro l
C om m ission Involve su rveillan ce
a n d in v e stig a tiv e w w k fo cu sin g
o n re h a b lllta n ts . T h ese a re p e r­
so n s w ho h a v e or a re susp ected
of v io latin g th e te rm s of th e ir
a fte rc a re s ta tu s w ith th e N arco tics
C om m ission.
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C ity fo r th e se n io r w'ari-ant a n d
tr a n s fe r o ffic er job. H e ’ll s u p e r­
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su b o rd in ates.
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in c u m b e n t devotes a ll of h is tim e
to th e In te r n a l a d m in is tra tio n of
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in te r n a l o p e ra tio n s of th e h e a d ­
q u a rte rs so a s to e ffe c t m a x im u m
efficien cy a n d p ro d u c tio n w ith r e ­
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composed of about 172,000 public
employees of the S tate of New
Y ork an d Its political subdivisions.
I t Is organized for the purpose of
Improving term s and conditions
>0 of em ploym ent of its members.
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B enefits of CSEA em ploym ent
Include liberal vacation an d sick
o
Cl
leave, broad coverage h ea lth In­
surance for th e employee an d his
dependents, group life insurance,
and a liberal retirem ent plan, all
fuly paid for by th e Association.
For applications and fu rth e r In ­
form ation w rite to Mrs. M ary
B alir, Civil Service Employees
OC Assn., 33 Elk St., Albany.
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7 DAYS A WEEK
S tein A sks G overnor
To S ign P ension Bill
(C ontinued from Page 6)
to retired teach ers living on fixed
incomes. Indeed, living costs have
so sharply increased in the first
qu arte r of 1969, so as to m ake even
thus ad ju stm en t virtually obsolete.
I t is a sad co m m en tary on the
chai-acter of our civilization th a t
so m any retire d tea^Jbers, who
have dedicated a lifetim e service
to the education of our children,
should be obliged to reso rt to wel­
fare allowances to supplem ent
th e ir m eagre re tire m e n t allow­
ances.
Equity and justioe m andate ap­
proval of this; bill. I urge you to
do so.
Tarrytown
Win 20-Poinf Package
Of Pay, Fringe Increases
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L ea d er)
T A R R Y T O W N — T a r r y t o w n S c h o o l n o n - t e a c h i n g e m p l o y e e s w i l l r e c e i v e a s e v e n per
c e n t a c r o s s - t h e - b o a r d p a y r a i s e o n J u l y 1, 1 9 6 9 , a n d a s i x p e r c e n t a c r o s s - t h e - b o a r d raise
o n J u l y 1, 1 9 7 0 , o r a c o s t o f l i v i n g i n c r e a s e , w h i c h e v e r Is h i g h e r , a s a r e s u l t o f a tw o -y e a r
c o n t r a c t r e c e n t l y n e g o t i a t e d w i t h t h e B o a r d o f E d u c a t i o n b y t h e T a r r y t o w n S c h o o l Unit
of the CTlvil Service Employees
Assn.
B o th raises— 1969 and 1970—
will be in ad d itio n to an y In­
crem ents due th e employees.
N egotiating for the OSEA group
virere H. R ich a rd H am ilton, u n it
Sincei*ely yours,
president; R obert A lston; Mrs.
Andrew Stein,
Mhry Nlcol; Mrs. C lara C?arrlgan;
A ssem blym an, 62 A.D.
an d Mrs. Dolores C anning, secre­
tary . CSEA collective bargaining
specialist E m anuele V itale assist­
ed In negotiations.
SC H O q ^
T arrytow n Board of E ducation
negotiatore w ere Dr. Thom as E.
Etjuivahndj
Benner Jr., su p erin ten d en t of
schools; Leo D enault, business
m m
N.Y. StaU diploma
m anager; George B. M oran Jr.,
U fh» Ugol •quIvaUni
ch airm an of the B oard; Mrs. Jo ­
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of flroduatlon from a 4seph B. Gtervln; Jo h n T. Cliambyear High School. It li voluabU to
non-graduat«i of High School fort
erlaln ; an d Jo h n Cullen.
• Einpleyment • Pr«m«Hen
O th er item s in th e co n tra ct are:
• Advanced Iducaltenol Tralnlr«9
• Perienal SatUfocllen
• l/6 0 th non-oontributory
Our Special Inteniiv*
retirem
en t p lan ;
Court* prtparai for official oxamt
conductcd at regular interval* by
0 U niform ed S ta te h ea lth
N. Y. S*«*« D(*nt. of Education.
Insurance plan as negotiated
ENROLL N O W : Classes S ta r t
by th e T eachers Association;
I n M a n h u it a n , M o n d a y , M ay 2 6 (h
• V acation: two weeks after
M eets M o n d a y s & W e d n e s d a y s
5:.^0 o r 7 : 3 0 P .M .
one year of service; th ree
In J a m a ic a , T u e s d a y , M ay 2 7 th
weeks a fte r six years; one
M e e ts 'l uesdays 5c T h u r s d a y s
m o n th a fte r 15 years; p ro ­
5 :4 5 or 7:45 P .M .
ra te d
vacation paid upon
B e O u r G u e s t a t a C la ss!
term in atio n prior to vacation
rtU lo and Brtnt Coupo«
eligibility d ate; if a holiday
falls during a vacation period,
OELEHANTY
IN ST IT U T E |
th e employee m ay extend his
IIK RmsI IB St.. MsnhaltMB
vacation for th a t holiday;
•1-«1 Merrlek
Jmm«le»
• H olidays: 13 w ith p ay per
y ear as p er schedule worked *
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o u t betw een th e B oard and
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A J mt t te 0«ie M.S.
Close
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d ay for any holiday tftiat
school is in session;
M nO IC A L . LEGAL SE C R E T A R Y COURSES
At Home
• W ork
day:
secretarial
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and cleilca l em ployees—seven
houi's a d ay M onday th ro u g h
F riday during school days,
an d six hours a day Monday
CO-ED
Days, Evts., Sat.
thix>ugh F rid ay d u rin g sum ­
leakn to program
m er recess; custodial staff,
bus drivers, m aintenance em ­
ployees an d m atro n s—eight
COMPUTERS
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hours a day M onday th ro u g h
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F riday; cafeteria helpers and
cooks—seven hours a day
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A testim onial d in n er to h o n o r of
Adele W est—sh e’s tiie fo itn er first
vice p resid en t of live M etropolitan
Div. of E m ploym ent ch a p te r, Civil
Service Em ployees Assn.—^was held
on T h u rsd ay , M ay 15 a t th e La
Scala R e sta u ra n t, located a t 142
W. 54th S t., M a n h a tta n .
A b o ard of directors m eeting
took place a fte r th e d in n er to fill
th e vacancy le ft in th e office of
first vice president, an d to discuss
an d decide on o th e r p e rtin e n t
questions.
Miss Joy G ottesfeld an d Pi-esld en t Jo h n LoMonaco served on
D u tc h e s s D in n e r
W A PPIN G ER FALIJ5—Member!
of th e Ehitchess C ounty employ*
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ter, Civil Service Employees Assn.
conducted a n in stallatio n djiinerdance S a tu rd a y a t C h a tte au D’Al*
fredo, Tow n of W appinger.
H enry E. Cooke J r . is president
of th e group.
R e a p p o in te d
ALBANY—G overnor Rockefeller
h as
reap p o in ted
Edm und
Brow n of L ockport to the St«t«
Power A uthority for a term endln« In May, 1974. T ru stees receive
$10,000 a year.
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DIPLOMA
• Far CIVIL SERVICE
• For Employment
• For Colleire Entrance
• For Personal Satlsfacllon
I Week N.Y. Crfucatien Oeet. Aeereverf ence weekty Ceurte IN SCHOOL
•r AT HOME in yeHr teare time.
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25 years of service effective
Ju ly 1, 1969, a n d $350 effec­
tive Ju ly 1, 1970;
• M ileage allowance of 10
cents a mile for employee us­
ing his own oar fo r school
business;
• G u aran tee against ootitractln g work out;
• Six m onths probationary
period for all non-com petltlve
an d labor class employees
g ran tin g th em protection un­
der Section 75 o t Civil Serrice Law a fte r period ends;
• Savings clause;
• Association
s e c u rity
clause;
• B ulletin board rig h ts;
• G rievance procedure with
fin al an d binding arbitration
an d so fa r as In terp retatio n of
agreem ent an d advisory ar­
b itra tio n In all o th er respeoU;
• P erm an e n t
substitutes
will be entitled to the same
benefits as reg u lar employees;
H am ilton expressed h is thanki
to the B oard of E ducation for
th e ir “recognition of legitim ate re­
qu irem en ts” In th e negotiation,
an d to E m anuele V itale for hit
giddance d u rin g th e tallcs.
APPVD. FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
CAIL-VISIT-W KITt
M ODEL A U TO
w hile school is in session.
• O vertim e: tim e an d oneh alf norm al ra te fo r all hours
worked in excess of eight
h ours a day or four hours a
week; double tim e on S u n ­
days; double tim e on holidays
plus holiday pay;
• Leaves: sick leave—for
fu ll-tim e workers, 18 days a
year
accuculative
to
180
days; for 10-m onth employees
—<15 days a year accum ulative
to 150 days; bereavem ent
leave—five days (fo r d eath
in im m ediate fam ily ); fam ily
Illness—five days for serious
illness in im m ediate fam ily;
personal leave—th ree full days
or six o n e-h alf days; m a te r­
n ity leave—^up to one year
leave of al>senoe;
• Two hours call-in m in i­
m um pay;
• N ight sh ift d ifferen tial of
$200 a year;
• R elief diivers to receive
com pensation in addition to
th e ir regular an n u a l salary If
th e relief driver Is engaged
nx>re th a n 30 days co n tin u ­
ous;
• Longevity p ay : $250 for
2 WEEK^499
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In Districts I and 13
Of The Schools
By A .
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Board Creates
>ublic Relations
Bilingual Post
S p a n i s h - s p e a k i n g b il in inial p u b lic r e l a t i o n s s p e c la lis b e i n g s o u g h t b y t h e
Bo<ard o f Education, a s t h e
Board approved th e establishm ent
of this poet a t its m eeting la st
veck. T h e job will pay $16,000
per year.
The position will be in the
non-competitive class of civil
tenice em ploym ent, and accord­
ing to Dr. B e rn ard E. Donovan,
superintendent of schools, "th e
responsiibility of th is -specialist
vould be to utilize S p an lsh -lan guage new spapers an d radio and
television sta tio n s in th e in terp re­
tation of th e public schools of the
City and to provide inform ation
vital to Spanish-speaking parents.
"The speciaUst would also m a in ­
tain and im prove relationships
ulth groups interested in im pi-oving education in the S p an ­
ish-speaking com m unities of our
City, an d would im prove personto-person com m tm ication w ith the
many S panish-speaking paren ts
in our City,” he said.
Donovan n oted th a t th e la n ­
guage b arrier often prevents th e
Spanish-speaking com m unity from
fully u n d erstanding notices, di­
rectives, an d policies dissem inated
in English.
He pointed ouit th a t th e City
schools enixjll about 250,000 boys
and girls of P uerto R ican a n ­
cestry alone, as well as thousands
of others from C entral and S outh
American S panish-speaking coun­
tries.
The proposal to employ th e
Spanish-speaking public relations
specialist was advanced by Mrs.
Ana A. Conigilaro and H ector VazQuez, m em bers of th e B oard of
Education.
The new specialist will work in
the Office of E ducation In fo rm a­
tion Services an d Public R elaUcns, headed by A ssistant Superin tm len t Jerom e G. Kovalcik.
PETERS
sociations said th a t they will con­
test th e app o in tm en ts in the
courts an d a4 th e S ta te E d u ca­
tion Office.
A new president an d vice-presi­
d en t of th e B oard of E ducation
were not elected la st Tuesday be­
cause a
five-m em ber Interim
panel, nam ed by th e presidents
of th e C ity’s boroughs, will take
office today, M ay 20, A year from
now a board consisting of five
elected m em bers an d two m ayoral
appointees will assum e th e ir re ­
sponsibilities.
CSA V o w s C o n te s t
Fourteen Appointed
To Ocean Hill Titles
A t w h a t w a s p r o b a b ly its
last m e e ti n g t h e B o a r d o f
E d u ca tio n a p p r o v e d t h e i n terim a p p o i n t m e n t s
of
14
persons to h ig h posts in th e
Ocean Hill-Brow nsville Commu*^ity E ducation Center.
Clifton D aniels was nam ed the
tenter’s director, an d he will be
assisted by K eith B ard, Jam es
Aleman, Eva K err. Modi Essoka,
Maxine Sadig, S andra L. Shealey,
^ames Tix>tter, B em ai'd Isaacson,
Peter Elkin, Ju lia Lyons, R oland
ohnson, H arold B urton, and
^ ^ e r ic k R ichardson.
Board m em ber N orm an R edwho cast th e only negative
in th e 6-1 decision to apthe appointm ents, held th a t
are Illegal because they are
p to be referred to th e B oard
^ ^ ^ ’^^ntilnei's. Rose Shapii-o, who
^ U e r h ad voiced" agreem ent
Uoi
changed h e r posi^t the tim e of voting.
Council of Supervisory. As­
S p engler, Brooklyn
SGS D ean R etires
D r. Edwin H. Spengler, D ean of
th e School of G eneral Studies a t
Brooklyn College a n d professor
of economics, will retire this year
a fte r 45 years of service to th e
City U niversity of New York
under seven college presidents.
“I m ake th is announcem ent
w ith considerable reg ret,” George
A. Peck, acting college president,
said “D ean Spengler h a s been of
great service to th e college for
m any years, an d his leaving will
be a serious loss to all of us."
Professor H ilary A. Gold, a s­
sociate dean of th e School of G en­
eral Studies, will succeed S peng­
ler, who will go on retirem en t
leave in th e fa ll sem ester. His
form al retire m en t will become ef­
fective Feb. 1, 1970.
A m em ber of th e faculty of
Brooklyn College since its in cep ­
tion in 1930 th ro u g h th e m erger
of th e Brooklyn bm nches of City
College
and
H u n te r
College,
Spengler was also th e foim der
of the p resent School of G eneral
Studies In 1950. A previous eve­
ning session h a d existed since the
college was establish d. He takes
pride in reporting th a t during
the p ast 20 years m ore th a n 8,000
degrees have been aw arded to
p a rt-tim e stu d en ts a tten d in g eve­
ning classes a t th e college.
F e d e ra lly
Local Elections Are Set
For School Board Posts
T h e B o a r d o f E d u c a tio n h a s o r d e r e d e le c tio n s to b e
h e l d J u n e 2 4 i n t w o o f t h e C i t y ’s 3 3 l o c a l s c h o o l b o a r d d i s ­
t r ic ts to c h o o s e n e w m e m b e r s o f o f t h e r e s p e c tiv e lo c a l b o a r d s.
I n v o l v e d a r e d i s t r i c t o n e o n M a n h a t t a n ’s L o w e r E a s t
Side an d d istrict 13 in dow ntown
Brooklyn a n d p a rts of B edfordS tuyvesant.
T h e elections will be ad m in istred by th e A m erican A rb itra­
tion Association, w ith volunteer
assistance from th e New Y ork
C ity B a r A ssociation a n d th e
H u m an R ig h ts Commission. T hose
elected will serve w ith o u t pay
u n til F eb ru ary 15, 1970. They will
be chosen on th e basis of th e
h ig h est num ber of votes cast for
each vacancy.
D istrict one h as been w ith o u t
a local school board since th e
form er board i-esigned following a
tem porary suspension by th e C itywide B oard of E ducation.
An election is being held in
D istrict 13 because seven of nin e
members of th e form er board
have resigned for various reasons.
C andidates will be n o m in ated
by petitions bearing sig n atu res of
a t least 75 qualified voters. T h e
petitions m ust be filed by 5 p.m.
on Ju n e 3 in th e office of th e
P resident of th e City-wide Board
of E ducation.
T h e elections on Jvme 24 will
take place between 10 a.m. an d
10 p.m. in eveiT ju n io r h igh
school an d elem entaiy school in
b oth d istricts. D istrict one h as
four ju n io r h ig h schools an d 16
elem entary schools as well as two
eligible h ig h schools, an d dis­
tric t 13 h as four ju n io r h ig h
schools an d 20 elem entary schools
as well as one eligible h ig h school.
Ineligible h ig h schools Include
specialized schools, w hich are cen­
trally adm inistered.
D istrict One
In d istrict one, th e 12 local
school board membei-s will be
chosen as follows: th e cluster of
F unded
Poverty Area Programs
Approved By Bd. of Ed.
T h e B o a r d o f E d u c a tio n h a s a p p r o v e d p r o p o s a ls to t h e
F e d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t t o t a l i n g $ 7 ,4 5 4 ,1 4 7 w h i c h w o u l d f i n a n c e
a n u m b e r o f p o v e r t y a r e a s u m m e r p r o j e c t s u n d e r p r o v i s . io n s
o f T itle I o f t h e E le m e n ta r y a n d S e c o n d a r y E d u c a tio n A ct.
T h e sum includes early ch ild ­
hood progitLms, fim ds fo r decen­
tralized p rojects and program s for
college bound students. N eigh­
borhood Y outh Corps enrollees,
elem entary stu d en ts to study sci­
ence in city i>arlcs, train in g for
teachers of handicapped children,
an d p articip a tio n of city stu ­
dents in a state-w ide p ro ject on
a college cam pus. All projects
were operated last sum m er.
T h e proposals do n o t represent
all sum m er pi-ojects th e B oard of
E ducation will operate. However,
they include a m ajo rity of the
poverty are a projects being fi­
nanced by F ederal funds.
The breakdow n of funds and
projects includes:
• $3.5 m illion for early ch ild ­
hood (H ead S ta rt) pre-school
centers.
• $3.2 m illion to be decen­
tralized to 29 poverty area dis­
tric ts according to a form ula
based on the num ber of poor
ohildien In each d istrict.
• $374,899 fo r a collegebound program in 27 poverty
area high schools. T h e p ro ject
is a y ear-ro u n d special p ro ­
gram th a t p rep ares d isa d v an t­
aged teenagers for college.
• $271,688 to provide educa­
tional en rich m en t fo r th e city ’s
Neighborhood Y outh Corps en ­
rollees. T h e city opei*ates th e
Corps’ program u n d er Office of
Economic O p p o rtu n ity funds,
and th e B oard of E ducation op­
erates a study program u nder
T itle I funds.
• $45,000 to bus poverty area
elem entary youngsters to City
parks for science study. A to tal
of 1,400 disadvantaged children
from all boroughs will each be
able to visit a City p ark and
study n atu re for five consecu­
tive days d u iin g a seven-week
period.
• $34,000 to tm in teachers
of
m entally
retaixled
and
brain dam aged children thi-ough
workshops, dem onstrations, lec-
schools co n tain in g JH S 22 and
its feeder schools PS 4, 97, 140, 160
an d 188 will elect four m em bers;
JH S 60 an d Its feeder schools
PS 19, 34, 61, 64 an d 122, th ree
m em bers; JH S 72 and its feeder
schools PS 15, 20, 63, 64, 122,
140 an d 188 th ree m em bers; JH S
104 a n d its feeder schools PS 40,
59, 116, 19 an d 61, two members.
Some elem entary schools feed into
m ore th a n one ju n io r h ig h school.
In i)lstric t 3 th e 11 m em bers
to be elected wi51 be chosen as
follows: The cluster containing
JH S 117 and its feeder schools
PS 157, 270, 54 and 256, two
m em bers; JH S 265 an d its feeder
schools PS 46, 67, 287 and 307,
two m em bers; JH S 284 and its
feeder schools PS 9, 11, 20, 7
a n d 8, th ree members. One m em ­
ber will also be elected from PS
133 an d 282, w hich feed to a
ju n io r h ig h schooi outside dis­
tric t 13.
V oting Q ualifications
A person is qualified to vote
in th e cluster w here he resides If
h e is a registered voter in th e
cluster whei-e his or h er child
a tte n d s school. A p are n t of a
stu d e n t atten d in g a h ig h school
o r a special school in th e d istrict
is qualified to vote if he resides
in th e d istrict. A p are n t who Is
n ot a registered voter m ay vote
only in a cluster in w hich his
or h er child atten d s schools.
P aren ts of h igh school stu d en ts
m ust vote in th e cluster in w hich
th ey reside. Those eligible to vote
In m ore th a n one clu ster m u st
select th e cluster in w hich th e ir
vote will be cast.
A special reg istratio n period
will be held in one or two cen ­
tra l locations in each d istrict for
residents who are n o t registered
voters b u t who are otherw ise eli­
gible to vote in general elections.
T h e boundaries of d istrict one
are: Broadw ay an d E. 21st St.,
F irs t Ave!, E 23rd St., P.D.R.
Drive, D elancey St., W illett St.,
G ra n d St., C linton St., Delancey
St., Bowery, E. 14 St., U niversity
PI., Broadway.
The boundaries of d istrict 13
are : Joralem on St., P u lto n St.,
S m ith St., A tlan tic Ave., F o u rth
Ave., G arfield PI., Pi-ospect Pk
W., E astern Parkw ay, W ashing­
ton Ave., G ra n d Ave., Pacific St.,
T roy Ave., P u lto n St., Sum m er
Ave., G reene Ave., T om pkins Ave.,
H a rt St., M arcy Ave., M yrtle Ave.,
Classon Ave., F lushing Ave., C lin­
ton Ave., E ast River.
T he elections in district one an d
d istrict 13 will be th e foreru n n ers
of o th er local school board elec­
tions w hich will tak e place u n d er
th e new decen tralizatio n law in
Ja n u a ry , 1970, w hen all m em bers
of local school boards. Including
districts one a n d 13, will be elect­
ed for te n n s beglim lng F eb ru ary
15, 1970. T h ereafter, local school
board elections will tak e place
on th e firs t T uesday in May
of odd-num bered years.
The City-w ide B oard of E d u ­
catio n Is providing up to $25,000
to defray A m erican A rb itratio n
A ssociation costs in th e elections,
w ith an o th er $25,000 for aav ertlslng an d in cid en tal expenses.
Teacher Eligible Lists
LICENSE AS TEACHER OF C O M M O N
BRANCH SUBJECTS (1A -6B ) IN DAY
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
APRIL 2 9 , 1 9 « 9
B arbara Schwarz, 9149; Rose Fischer,
9107; A rlene Blum enrich, 902K; W illiam
D. Curtis, 8869; M arg aret M. M ohan,
8865; Eileen M. Foley, 8826; B arb ara J.
Fanelli, 8826; B arb ara
E. B row n. 8786;
Linda F. Jacobs, 8786; Gladys W . Ed­
w ards,
8748; Felice B. Schwab.
8746;
C atherine A. Schneller, 8626; Linda J.
Lipitz, 8626; Sharyn G ottlieb, 8625; Joyce
M. Joh nso n , 8624; D olores E. McCarthy,
8624; Seym our Katzoff, 8545; Elizabeth
A. R ow en, 8505; Leslie E. T a lb o tt, 8505;
Susan P. W o lf, 8505; M ary A. Filippelli,
8504; Ellen B. H im m elfarb , 8504; K aren
E. Freifeld, 8467; C atherine E. K eeshan,
8466; Agnef A. Kozakiewicz, 8465; Carol
W . Palevsky, 8465; N o rm a D. Lindenberg, 8464.
A d rien n e M. Bass, 8426;. Elaine E. Sylyetsky, 8326; V ictoria
Francklyn, 8425;
A n n ette D ichiara, 8424; Evelyn R. B uch­
anan, 8385; R olaine M. Franz, 8347;
M arilyn L G oldberger, 8346; Ethel Frank e l 8346; B arb ara H o o k , 8345; Patricia
A. Sullivan, 8344; Eleanor M. Petty, 8344;
C harlene A. SaflTord, 8304; B arbaa r I„
Schofield, 8304; A nn M. D exter, 8302;
Joyce R. Cohen, 8266; M ichele R. Aronowitz,, 8264; J a n e t A. Madaffari, 8264;
rgarec W . M illigan, 8263; Susan Gluck,
8263; M arilyn R. G o o d w in, 8263; Maryellen S. Fallon, 8263; Edith L. Berger, 8225;
Carol M. Jensen, 8223; Joyce A. Federico,
8222; Ellen M. Seligman, 8184; B arbara
A. B ubniak, 8184; .Margaret M. Heaney,
8183; Leonard S. G old farb , 818.x Kathy
C. Ballard, 8145; A nn Coleman. 8144.
M arjorie E. D eutch, 8144; A nita Rosen,
8144; Pam ela Polansky, 8105; Rosemarie
C. B envenuto, 8105; Paulette V anname,
8105; R etha H . Petrosino, 8104; J u d ith
A. H irsch h o rn , 8103; Linda T h a w , 810^;
Carol J. Raskin, 8102; Phyllis F. Perl,
8102; G e rtru d e A. Spielm an, 8068; R o ­
chelle B. Kufsky, 8065; D avid Slawson,
8065; Ju lia C. Fallon, 8064; Christine A.
Zaborskis, 8064; Eileen M. M ad d o tk ,
8064; Ju d ith B. Schwartz, 8063; Joan
F. Edzant, 8061; Bruce Linser, 8 0 J5 ; Barb a ra H. Maliszewski, 8024; Linda D.
tures an d practical experience.
• $28,580 to allow 86 poverty
area children to p articip a te
w ith o th er underachievers of
New York S tate in a project
on th e cam pus of Skidm ore
College, S aratoga Springs, N.Y.
T he stu d en ts live on th e cam ­
pus for six weeks for th e P ro ­
je ct to Excite P o ten tial (.PEP).
R eich m an , 8024; R o b erta L. Storch. 8024;
Linda T . R ap etti, 8023; Charla G reene.
8021; Phyllis S. G erlan, 7987; Carol H.
R oism an, 7985; Sandra W ein er, 7985;
Carol F. Stern, 7985; Janice A. W ilh elm ,
7984; G loria Collman, 7984.
Jan ic e D. Datzen, 7983; Susan Marmof, 7982; Carole Blum, 7982; Carol A.
Ochs, 7947; Lois Abrams, 7945; Lois Abrams, 7945; Leah M. R osenbloom . 7944;
P aula S. B erkman, 7944; Florence K raviiz,
7944; D ia n e F. P c rdubinski, 7943; R egina
V. Geller, 7943; B arb ara P. L etornec,
7943; C harlene M. Carey, 7943; T o b e L
M iller, 7943; R ita Haggerty, 7943; Loi*
N . M oskow itz, 7942; A rlene L. M iller,
7904; Sue E. G oldm an, 7904; Iren e R.
Seidel, 7904; W illia m D. G ilson, 7904;
A n n e C. Fodera, 7903; Sandra B utka,
7903; M arian J a ro n , 7902; D e b ora h M.
Geisler, 7902; J a n e A. Jakim etz. 7902;
Leslie J. H aller, 7901; Concetta J. Men*
nella, 7901; Allison C. G arcia, 7901;
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TEACHER EXCHANGE
G irls health education; long te rm vacancy,
starting immediately. Call 585-744'>> for
an interview . Clark J H S 149 Bronx,
360 E. 145th St.
School secretary position available three
days p e r week. M id-tow n M anhatt.in
area. Must be licensed by Board of Edu­
c ation (emergency exam ination can be
a rra n g e d ). Call 582-7420 betw een 9 :0 0
a.m. and 3 :0 0 p.m.
PS 73 B rooklyn is seeking high calibel
p e r diem teachers. Individuals will be
considered for im m ediate a p p oin tm e n t.
Call 455-9200.
School Beorotary teacher of Spuui^li for
JR S 149, 360 E. 145th St., Bronx. Call
585-7449 for an interview.
PS 174, Brooklyn, neds a school secretary
five days a week. Call 345-1223.
Coiiunon braiu'li jmt dlcm sulw w.intoil
PS 24. 22 n. I2 8 th St., M an h attan .
Call LE 4-2866 betw een 7 :3 0 a.m. and
4 :0 0 p.m.
JU S lOxJ, B rooklyn— seorptarlal vai:mi'y.
fo u r (lain weekly for the rt‘miiiii«lir of
^ the school ye ar; convenient to M a n h a t­
tan. Also per diem Becrctariul is»it)s. Call
EV C !I75;I 5.3.
Spanish teached w anted, starting im m edi­
ately. JH S
119, Quenes. Call:
VA
1-4346.
H o m e economics teacher and all o th e r
substitute teachers are needed for IS 2'i6,
V'eronica PI. and Snyder Aves., B rook­
lyn. Call Florence E. H o rn u n g , principal,
at BU 2-5230.
M ath teacher needed for September term.
Ju lia R ichm an HS, 317 E. 67ih .St.,
M an h attan. W rite to R uth R a d v a n ^
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C a p ta tii F Iro D o p f. -------------C a p ta la P.O. ------------------------C ify PlaHRer
C iv il F iig ln e o r __________________
C iv il S e rvle o A rlH i. ft V o e a M « r Y
C iv il S tfrvlco H a a d b o o k ________
C le rk N.Y. C it y _______________
C lo rk G.S. 4-7
C o m p le fe G u id o f e C.S. Jobe
C o n tf. Sapv. f t la tp a c . _____
C o rre cM n n O ffie o r _________
C o a rf O ffic e r ___________ —
D l e f l t l a a ____________________
e le c tric ia n _________________
E le c tric a l Enqineor ------Engin e e rin g A id e _____
F e d e ra l E n tra n ce Exoni
F in g e rp rin t T ee h n lcla a _
F irem an. F.D.
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F irem an la A ll S tb to a _
F o r e m a n ______________
G e n e ra l Te»t P ra c f. f o r 92 U.S. J a b * ------H.S. D Iolom a T e s tt -----------------H ig h School E n tra n ce ft S cfio la rs h lp T e st
H.S. E n tra n ce E xom fnatlons ______________
H o m estvd y C o a rse fo r C.S. ______________
H o w to g e t a lo b O v e rs e a s ________________
H o s p ita l A tte n d a n t _______________________
H ousing A s s is ta n t --------------- ---------------------------In v e s tlg a to r-ln s o e c to r -----------------------------------J a n ito r C u sto d ia n ------------------------------------------L a b o ra to ry A id *
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I t . F ire D ent. __ ____________________________
Lt. P o lice D e p f. ____________________________
L ib ra ria n
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M o ch ln lsts H e lp e r _____________________
M ain te n a n ce M a n ______________________
M a ln to ln e r H e lp e r A ft C _______________
M a ln ta ln e r H e lp e r G ro a p B _______ ____
M a ln ta ln e r H e lp e r G ro a p 0 ----------------M a ln ta ln e r H e lp e r G ro u p E __________
M an a g e m e n t ft A d m in is tra tio n Q a ln e r
M e ch a n ica l Enalneer
M o to r V e h icle License E xam iner ______
M o to r V e h icle O p e ra to r _______________
N o ta ry P u b lic ______ __________________
N urse (P r a c tic a l ft Pablle H e a lth ) ___
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P a rkin g M e te r A H e n d a n t (M e te r M a id )
4.00
P a ro le O f f i c e r _________________________
5.00
P a tro lm a n (P o lic e D ept. T ro ln e e ) ____
4.00
Personnel A s s l s t o n t ______________ _
4.00
P h a rm a cists License T e s t ____________
4.00
P la yg ro u n d D ir e c to r — R e c re a tio n L e a d e r
4.00
P o llce w o m o a ________________ _______________ _
4.00
P o s t m a s t e r _________________________________
4.00
Post O ffic e C le rk C a r r ie r ______________________ ■
4.00
Post O ffic e M o to r V ehicle O p e r a t o r _____________________
P re lim in a rv P ra c tic e fo r th e H.S. E g a iva le n cy D ip lo m a T e s t 4.00
P rin c ip a l C le rk-S te n e
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P a ro le O f f i c e r _______________________________________________ 4.00
P ro fe ssio n a l C a re e r Tests N.Y S. __________
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P ro fe ssio na l T ra in e e Exams ____________________________________ 4.00
P u b lic H e a lth S a n ita ria n
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Real E state M a n a g e r __________________________________________ 4.00
S a n ita tio n M a n _______________________________________________ 4.00
S chool S e c re ta ry _________ _ .
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S e rg e an t P . D . ________________________________
S en io r C le ric a l S eries ___________________________
4.00
S o cia l Case W o r k e r __________________________________________S OO
S ta ff A tte n d a n t ft Sr. A H e n d a n t _____________________
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S ta tio n a ry Eng. ft F irem aa ___________________________________ 4.00
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C o n ta in s F r«v1eus Q u e stio n s a n d A n sw er s a n d
O th e r S u ita b le S tu d y
M a te ria l fo r
C o m in g
Exam s
7222; Margaret K. Justrnowicc, 722; <742; Theresa McFarland, 6742", MadeliiM
( C e n l t n a e d f r e n P a c e 11)
J. Labianca, 7221; Sarina C. Grun- T. Galvin. 6742; Sharon R. Kohn, 6 7 4 ^
Janit J. Garbacz, 786$; Harrejr K. Goto- Daniel
wald,
7221; Concetta F. Strayer, 7221; Francct M. Jaszczynski, 6741; Judith a'
dctter, 7H64; fiUea L. Sterling, 786-4.
Linda
M.
Fertis, 7221; Lenore Feig, 7221; Zora, 6741; Anita L. Blum, 6741; Ter«te
Laurie J. Ankerten, 7864; Sherri WahrA. Bunker, 7221; Rochelle A. Co­ J. iovino, 6741; llene Feenberg, 6 7 4 1 .
alter, 7863: Patricia JF. E raat. 7863i Sutaa Judith
hen,
7221;
MarleM Goodman, 7220; Jeffrey A. Frank, 6741; Steren R.
A. Grenberij:. 7863:
S. Camow. 7862;
JetMC MeMiBC, 7861; Annette Fashioc, R ot^rta P. Lavitt, 7220; Felice A. De- 6740; Barry M. Tenenbaum, *740; T ^
fraocesco,
7220;
Ellen M. Hodeaa, 7220; resa A. Ant«>icellJ, 6740j Beryl C Holli.
7825: Madeline G. Dym, 7825; John G.
Marilya A. Sbw, 7219; Jaoet Troraooa. day, 6740; Roberta B. Pike, 6739; Alic.
Villaoella, 7823: M arr B. Gough, 7823: 7219.
I . Moll, 6739; Aviiafau Ornstein, 6 7 3 9 .
N ancf T. Parodi, 7822; Jacqueline LiaRhonda J. Allen, 7219; Sum * B. Bcr- Barbara M. Schartz, <739; Chir»ti«e ^
denbaum, 7822; Faf Roberta, 7822; Lorene telmann,
Farrelt, 6739; Marlene I. Sitaick, 6 7 1 0 ,'
7218;
Robert
H.
Uram,
7218;
M. McHale, 7821; R etina Gruber, 7821; Joo M. Marshall, 7184; Myra B. Risen, Mary
R on , 6738; Linda C. Steln««»
Reo« Lando, 7820; Lit* B. Kelter, 7787; berg, 7183; Glenda C Goldberg, 7183; 6738; R.
Ann R. Teitelbaom, 6738.
^
Elyse A. Weiner, 7786; Esther M. Roieo- Maureen M. Sullivan, 7182; Aane Sloane,
Bettyana
Laskaris, 6737; Hindee Hor*.
bluaa, 7785; Sandra B. Sluukr. 7784; 7182; Anne B. Kahn. 7182; Maria T. itz, 67361 Susan
L.
Bcrlioer,
6701;
Ro«.
Audrey M. Dartdoff, 7784; Maureen A. Santor% 7181; Sharon A. Spits, 7181;
D. Fell, 6701; Linda J. Molten, 67oT
O ’Coanell, 7783; June B. Reitlietd. 7783; Edith
Jacobs, 7181; Marsha A. Marko­ Louise F. Spatacco, 6701; Barbara a*
H ollr M. Gottlieb, 7782; Tina Theodor, witz, C
Perrelli, 6701; Elaine D. Hastiofs, 6700:
7181;
Coocettina
Giordano,
7180;
7782; Antoinette M. Alceri, 7782; Ruth
E. Pius, 7180; Marilyn Block, 7180; Arlene G. Smith, 6700; Paula iC Laufer
Goodman, 7782; llene C Selooek. 7781; Joan
6700;
J o u Trachtenberg, 6700; Deaaii
Catherine
A.
Forte,
7180;
Carol
A.
G
art­
Beverif B. Salmonese, 7781; Joan S. Birnner, 7180; Eileen E. Luongo, 7179; Annet­ G. Schutkosky, 6700; Sonia C o < ^ r, 6700'
bach, 7746; Nina J. Sutakk, 7746.
Pamela
S. Kaben, 6700; Aatoam J. Pu*l
te
K.
Stavola,
7144;
Anne
Kane,
7143;
Doris C. Bias. 7744; Alicia B. Bensoa,
liese, 6700; Bet be Pantell, 6699; Margar^
7744; Laurel K. Omara, 7744; Doan*’ Elaine L. Kornberg, 7143; Linda D. Mey­ R.
Munno,
6699; Lois J. Schnapp,
er,
7143;
Jack
D.
Benezra,
7143;
Ellen
M. ladrieri, 7743: Diane L. Wilson, 7743;
HoCFman, 7142; Lynn J. Siegel. 7142; Lyna H. Hiller, 6699; Carol G. Stera^
Gregs L. Fishman, 7743; Martin Man- T.
Ruth M. Hein, ^ 9 9 ; Christine Frey
delker, 7742; Rhona D. Resiler, 7742; Lorie R. Rosenthal, 7142; Mildred Crui, 6699;
6698; Irmelia A. Koehler, 6698; Veronica
Kathleen M. McGauran, 7141.
Susan A. Furst, 7742; Doris A. Lieben* 7142;
Yvonne E. Hope, 7141; jBlle* Gins­ M. Carroll, 6698; Francine Klauber, 6698;
son. 7742; John B. Higgins, 7742; Dol­
K. Danna, 6697; Donna P.
berg,
7140;
Frances
A.
Agorino,
7140;
ores M. Ferragano, 7742; Renee L. Stein, Marcia L. Bergida, 7140; Betty Zybert, Geraldine
Finkelstein, 6696; Margaret A. PoUanec,
7742; Kathleen E. Wolf, 7741; Ronnie
6661;
Madeline
P. Singer, 6661; llobya
7140;
Donna
M.
Niedzwiecki,
7140;
An­
B. Goldberg, 7741; Laura A. Weitz, 7704;
Horowitz, 7140; Sara Lishinsky, 7139; B. Marcus. 6661.
llene S. Pincus, 7704; Michael A. Klein, ita
Jane
Allen,
6660;
Geraldine S. Fries,
Sharon
M.
Solomon,
7139;
Carole
H.
7704; Barbara B. Gurr, 7703; Regina
W hite, 7139; Valerie McGann, 7139; 6660; Lorraine K. McDermott, 6 6 ^ ,
D au n , 7703: Mary E. Weinschreider. Joyce
Terri
K.
Goldstein,
6660; Joanne |„
F.
Hyman,
7139;
Rt»chelle
Piekny,
7702; Joan M. DreyfuM, 7702; Audrey
6660; Donna S. Katz, 6659; Linda
C Saltstein, 7701; Barbara V. Strauss, 7138; Ellen B. Bussey, 7103; Laraine Bo­ Viani,
Licht,
6659;
Gloria
MatMt,
6659; MaxiiH
gorad.
7103;
Carolyn
A.
Berabach,
7103;
7700: Linda L. Rothcnberg, 7699; Lois
E. Ginsberg. 7102; John V. Rich­ A. Chaprack, 6659; Judith Giannotti.
M. Pettigrew, 7665: Dawn G. Cucciniel- Joy
6659;
Kathleen
F.
Merz,
6659;
Grace R
ardson,
7102;
Elliot
Rieler,
7102;
Susan
lo, 7665; Judith P. Herman, 7664; Toula H. Abramson, 7101; Katherine Vlamis, DiCangi, 6659; Sarah Bubin, 6658;
San.
Mantzouras, 7664; Helen Katz, 7664.
dra
P.
Sirota,
6658;
Gloria
Espinosa,
7101;
Janice
A.
Bartolomeo,
7101;
Nancy
Lynne E. Masonsofi, 7663; Barbara Zac>
Renee A. Weisa, 6658; Arlene Kjr*.
harkow, 7662; Ellice R. Werner. 7662; R. Farington, 7100; Adria M. Goldman, 6658;
lleene Y. Katz, 6558; Nancy e!
Linda R. LaBarbera, 7661; Donna F. Mar­ 7100; Bonnie S. Samuels. 7100; Anne 6658;
6658; Sharon J. Goldman, 6658;
tino, 7661; Jerrold Schnall, 7623; Marcia F. Schichter, 7100; Patricia A. Devane, Cassidy,
Susan
D.
Sherman, 6657; Eileen B. Coo7100;
Linda
M.
Nesvold,
7100;
Susan
L. Rabinowicz, 7623: Catherine E. Vines,
7100; Barbara N. Weits, 7100. nolly, 6657; Sheila Reich, 6657; Maria*
7623; Diane M. Ganiaris, 7623: Anthony Malkin,
Lamper,
6656;
Joann B. Viola, 6665;
Lucy
Fagelman,
7099;
Arlene
C.
KanR. Renda, 7623; Arlynn K. Mirvis, 7622;
M. Finan, 6656; Mary P. Begle,
Felicia M. Wasserman, 7621; Ellen E. Me- dell, 7099; Toby S. Beigel, 7099; Doris Kathleen
6656;
Elsie
Parathiras,
6656, Laurel M.
C.
DeVito,
7099;
Sarah
Wisnifwski,
7099:
ister, 7621; Sarah S. Mintzer, 7621;
Butler, 6621.
Lynn S. Weiss, 7621; Florence Damer, Sheryl Weinstein, 7098; Bernice M. Fried­
Anita
C.
Scalise,
6620;
Adele S. Roth*
man,
7098;
Dawn
,R.
Steinberg,
7097;
7620; Margaret M. Tiernan, 7620; Xeno­
6620; Debrah F. Mais, 6620; Lor.
phon A. Thcophall, 7620; Louise R. Re- Elaine B. Kotler, 7097; Ronald V. Santoro, baum,
raine
E.
Jones,
6620;
Sandra
A. Rosen,
7063;
Edith
Lipschitz,
7061;
Daniel
P.
spol. 7620; Michael B. Caporale. 7584;
berg, 6620; Theresa Fresolone, 6619;
Carolyn Crctz, 7584; Linda M. Kramer, Mahoney, 7061; Jennie T. Dapolito, 7060; Gloria
A.
Friedman,
6619;
Susanne
E. Cal­
Eileen
S.
Lefkowitz,
7060;
Susan
H.
7583: Gloria A. Palczynjki, 7583; Helene
lahan, 6619; Victor J. Velo, 6619; Mary
Goodman, 7583: Concetta M. Scafidi, 7582; Pearlman, 7060; Sheila E. Levine, 7059; A.
Kardos,
^
1
9
;
Janice
M.
Brodsky,
6618;
Barbara
J.
Berman,
7059;
Barbara
A.
Myra Jacobs, 7582; Gilda F. Castor,
Sheryl Friedheim, 6618; Mary H. Hymaa,
7582; Naomi Leyine, 7582; Helen lilijic, Cappello, 7058; Marjorie Silver, 7058; 6618; Maurene A. Cunningham, 6618; Ao.
Paula
A.
Brown,
7023;
Elizabeth
A.
Gara7581.
fola, 7022; Rachelle M. Pachtman, 7022; nette Buonomo, 6618; Barbara E. Alei.
Ruth S. Glazer, 7580: Elaine M. Jan- Susan Berenson, 7021; Judith M. Brenner, ander, 6617; Ann M. Glick, 6617; Patowitz, 7580: Elliot L. Golden, 7580; Dana 7021; Laurie J. Liebernian. 7021; Arlene ricia A. Bangs, 6617; Stephen D. Swersie,
L. Friedman, 7580; Spsaa M. Dudley, F. Latka, 7021; Paula Goldes, 7021; 6581; Daniel A. Agolia, 6581; Sharon J.
7579; Marcia Reichenberg. 7546; Eileen Claudia H. Rothcnberg, 7021; Judith Levine, 6581; Kenneth G. Joseph, 6581;
Dunne. 75<(: Sandra J. Drucker, 7544; Steele, 7021; Irene L. Goldberg, 7020.
Leonard A .' Plastino, 6579; Anna Va»Francine S. Land«sberg, 7543: Maryann
Linda M. Sammarone, 7020; Judith L. tardis, 6579; Lorraine R. Bongiorno,
Gatti, 7543; Rosann L. Sciacca, 7542; Berland, 7020; Rita A. Hanson, 7020; 6579; Carol J. Sikorski, 6579; Gail E
Judith S. Gottlieb, 7542; Roseann D. Karen Cchwartzberg, 7019; Constance L. Sherwood, 6579; Sharon E. Moldveoe,
Trovato, 7542; Katherine S. Wolynetz, Steinberg, 7019; Susanne L. Horn, 7019; 6579; N ina R. Baslow, 6579.
7542; Enid L Engelson, 7541; Roslyn P. Gregory L. Polyn, 7018; Susan T. Guasta,
Marsha K. Malitz, 6578; Stephen Becker,
Sirato, 7540; Barbara Strolowitz, 7540; 7018; Joan A. Sauvalle, 7018; Anita F. 6578; Linda A. Hecht, 6577; Sydell*
Margaret M. Connelly, 7540; Richard S. Spicehandler, 7018: Joyce E. Grossman, Schwartz, 6577; Jacc^ueline E. Scheuer,
Arilotta, 7540: Renee Loeb, 7505; Frances 7018; Paula M. Salamo. 6983: Patricia 6577; Lorraine P. Simone, 6577; Isn*
R. Guida, 7503: Harriet F. Frohlich, 7503; Thomas, 6982; Marilyn E. Conaty, 6982; J. Gewant, 6576; Cynthia D. Putter,
Marva Rosenfield,-7502; Cheryl S. W ein­ Phyllis J. Burg. 6981; Susan L. Bloch, 6576; Beatrice J. Viggiano, 6576; Rachel
stein, 7502; Shelley E. Rosen, 7502; Bon­ 6981; Mark S. Gordon, 6981; Dianne E. M. Giordano, 6541; George H. Kurland,
nie S. Parton. 7502; Rona C. Bedell, Staycer, 6981; Susan A. Sloan, 6981; Bar­ 6541; Alberta Allocca, 6541; Martin S.
7502; Cecilia M. O Shea, 7502; Linda D. bara T. Ascher, 6981; Sharon H. Che- Flank. 6540; Angela M. Griseta, 6540;
Stride, 7501; Francine L. Schwartz, 7501. pow, 6980; Paula Grossman, 6980; Adri­ Phyllis S. Bromberg, 6540; Tessie B. Ber.
Judy M. Slotnick, 7501; Judith S. Ber- enne Ruderman, 6989; Goldie L, Rosen­ gen, 6540; Eileen Alboum, 6539; Gail F.
stell, 7501: Julia M. Karadlo. 7501; San­ blatt, 6980; Leila G. Cadiz, 6980; Sus­ Posner, 6539; Ava S. Magner, 6539; Silvy*
dra B. Meisel, 7501; Ellen R. Plotnick, an S. Rubel, 6979; Nancy Loreto, 6979; R. Morrow, 6538; Bonnie Richer, 653S;
7501; Lois Ketsen, 7501; Virginia M. Barbara L. Bergman, 6979; Diane B. Carmella R. Buttacavoli, 6537; Jean E.
Finn, 7501; Susan Sobel, 7501; Laura Scaparo, 6979; Arlene Messinger. 6979. Catania, 6537: Francine S. Goldberg, 6500:
S. Leibowitz, 7500: Mark H. Solomon,
Linda R. Germanoitz, 6978; Judy R. Meredith K. Katz, 6500; Arlene C. Rintel,
7500; Barbara A. Dolan, 7500; Doris T. Sivin, 6979; Linda J. Senzino, 6978: Lu- 6500; Carol , A. Gartenberg, 6500; Mi­
Heyman, 7500; Harriet J. Dietz. 7499; cretia C. Deroboreto, 6978; Barbara Ducz, chael R. Strauss, 6500; Howard P. Mian,
Gilda F. Elman, 7465; Rhona Patasnik, 6978; Helen R. Albert, 6978; Ralene 6500; Aaron N . Rosenfeld, 6500.
7464: Rena J. Jochnowitz, 7463; Doreen Ripa, 6977; Gloria Eigner, 6942; Lowell
Brent Friester, 6500; Esther Saports,
S. Hardy, 7462; Catherine A. Teufel, J. Senit*, 6942; Nancy D. Koval, 6941; 6499; Elaine M. Kravietz, 6499; Rit*
7462; Regina L. Nass, 7462; Iris M. Elise Cooper, 6941; Aline B. Binder, 6941; L. Tietjen, 6499; Rose Graf, 64S^; Ger­
Levy, 7462; Celia Olejarz, 7462; Francine Areleo B. Scher, 6941; Frances Weiss, aldine J. Gannon, 6499; Gilda B. BurS. Shiilman, 7462; Michele J. Esposito, 6941; Margaret M. Malfucci, 6940; Shar­ stein, 6499; Jan E. Davis, 6498; Merrl
7462; Catherine M. Hanley, 7462; Ro­ on A. Konigsberg, 6940; Karen R. Arn­ S. Schneider, 6498; Sue R. Zitner, 6497:
salind S. Gilbert, 7461; Ronee P. Stern, old, 6940; Susan M. Erber. 6940; Nan Pamela Unger, 6496; Theresa A. Cvr,
7461; Carol A. Miranda, 7460; Linda E. H. Leitner, 6940; Joan D. Ganon, 6940; 6496; Phyllis L. Kupersmith, 6495; Evell*
Gamliel, 7460; Alan S. Fitter, 7460; Jill Amy J. Shandler. 6940; Leslie J. Schoen, Goldberg, 6460; Elisa L. Serpa, 6460;
S. Hariton. 7459.
6939; Betty A. Ruderman, 6939; Marsha Harriet C. Bernardo, 6460; Angela M. BoNora Lidell, 7459; Karen E. Uberall, E. Rappaport, 6939; Lorraine M. Cohen, chicchio, 6460; Adrienne I. Gali, 6<60;
7424; Barbara L. Fassler, 7423: Irene 6939; Sheila M. McNeil, 6939; Lorraine Carol B. Berg, 6460; Andrea S. Cohen,
M. Schultz. 7423: Doreen M. Klein, 7423: P. Caliendo, 6939; Jonathan E. Levy, 6460; Lorraine G. Amigo, 6459:
Merel E. Massidlow, 7422; Susan F. Zuk- 6938; Annamarie B. Vitale, 6938; Renee Cymmer, 6459; Irene R. Katz, 6459;
owsky, 7421; Yelisa J. Newberger, 7421; D. Kashdan, 6938.
Phyllis Levy, 6459; Frank A. Munalo,
Annette G. Cusumano, 7421; Sandra H.
6459; Rose Stillson, 6458; Rachel R>
Chernotsky, 7421: Sarajane Halpern, 7421; Rodney W. Dyott, 6904; Glenn Phillips, senfeld, 6458; Mimi Chen. 6458; Ro«l>«
Glenda L. Freeman, 7421; Harry R. Steck- 6903; Rochelle M. Baron, 6902; Linda J. Feinman, 6458; Phyllis M. Kapli®>
er, 7420; Joyce C Imperatrice, 7420; J. Mosebach, 6902; Paul H. Bucliberg. 6458.
Corinne G. Miller, 7420; Eileen M. Don- 6902; Donna J. Arouh, 6901; Marilyn L.
Lynn F. Samuels, 6458; Lisa G. Soko‘>
nely, 7420; Evangeline Rojas, 7420; Rena Corey, 65)01; Fay Kasdan. 6901; Andre 6458; Feme R. Wolf, 6458; Myra ^
Z. Dudesky, 7420; Nancy L. Hemmes, E. Hopko, 6901; Phyllis G. Etsig, 6900; Appelbaum, 6457; John A. Bergen, <*-<5':
7420; Eileen M. Spudic, 7419; Elizabeth Barbara S. Rosenbluth, 6900; Theodora Cecilia A. Lucke, 6457; Jam's N. Wk*I>
F. Vento, 7118; Frances A. Tramutola, H. Graves, 6900; Audrey J. Kimmel, 6457; Anita E. Palermo, 6456; Claf>
7385; Josephine Accunimano, 7384; Len- 6900; Judith M. Kreisler, 6900; Fran Steingrub, 6420; Jerod Resnick, 6^30:
orc L. Zisser, 7384; Ale* S. Weinstock, G. Heller, 6899; llene Goldberg. 6899; Rivka L. Sheldon, 6420; Ellen C. S«f7383; Ruthlyn Rubin. 7383: Linda M. Carolyn B. Jackson, 6899; Iris C. Zup- ran, 6420; Francine M. Lorber, 6 ilT,
Garbarini, 7383: Eleanor S. Perlson, 7382: nick, 6899; Rosemarie J. Turzo, 6899; Jennifer Holland, 6419; Judith R<w“<
Barbara R. Rothman, 7382; Meryl S. Christina C. Vanprecht, 6898; Anita L. 6419; Joan M. Diraimondo, 6419;
Cuthbert, 6898; Carole J. Resnick,- 6898; leen Fili, 6418; Beverly M. Landau, 6418!
Goldstein, 7382.
Encarnacion D. Knapp, 7382; Donna L. Magda Ferencz, 6898; Carol A. Can- Beth A. Rothstein, 6418; Edward Rwh'
Dunn, 7 3 8 2 ; Lorraine R. Daimond, 7382; cellere, 6898; Sallyann Rooney, 6897; lein, 6418; llene M. Neiburg, 6417;
Roberta S. Roth, 7382; Rochelle Ratzker, Marsha R. Smook, 6896; Larry J. Stybel, garet R. Graham, 6417; Sheldon L. Mor­
7382; Patricia A. Peemoeller, 7382; Joyce 6862; Mancie A. Glickman, 6862; Stev­ ton, 6380; Judith H. Leve, 6380; SonM
H. Cohen, 7382; Janice R. Greitzer, 7381; en Roland, 6861; Don Laulicht, 6861.
Breskin. 6380; Margaret Brook, 6 ]/^'
Carol J. Schmetz, 6860; Sharyn A. Janice E. Goldberg, 6379; Judith L. MjwAnn M. &erbo, 7381; Janet M. Subatelle,
7381; Linda P. Fogel, 7381; Linda M. Schwadron, 6860; Anita S. Spitz, 6860; lin, 6379: Ellen T. U vine, 6 3 7 8 ; P»>'
Paterno, 7380; Susan L. Krosnick, 7380; Mary M. Tramutola. 6860; Felicia M. ricia J. Doherty, 6378.
„
Carolyn B. Blumenthal, 7380; Phyllis L. Arnold Jr., 6860; Robyn A. B rom be^,
Nettie S. Don, 6377; Diane
Deluco, 7380; Dorothy M. Levine, 7345; 6859; Joan Forman, 6859; Judith R. lanski, 6376; Maria L. Delpozio, 63/»>
Jeflfrey I. Aaron. 7345; Ellen R. Schwartz, Mittler, 6859; Diane Ambrosio, 6859; Randa T . Herman, 6376; Margaret *•
7344; Arlene Dvlitz, 7344; Irene P. Sta­ John R. Capasso, 6859; Gail E. Berger, Casazza, 6340; Mary J. Mancini,
bile, 7344; Vivian D. Bernstein, 7343: 6858; Renee M. Linsey, 6858; Nan B. Lidia Tymo, 6340; Maryalice
Harry J. Lerner, 7343: Leslie E. Pearson, Koenigsberg, 6858; Susan B. Kafitin, Grath, 6340; Janet L. Kenmore. 63^^
7343; Joan D. Bedel, 7343: Margaret M. 6858; Susan N. Tannenbaum, 6857; Alice Eleanor R. Seidenberg, 6340;
Cafferty. 7343: Roberta G. Newman, M. W inter, 6857; Robin P. Schwartz, TortorelH, 6340; Charles M. Sweet,_6 .W
7343; Mary E. Fogel, 7342; Susan Rab- 6822; Lon K. Klein, 6821; Hortense Rod­ Fortunata M. Scotti, 6339; Deborah P*«*inovsky, 7341; Louise E. Paterno, 7341; riguez, 6821; Susan S. G aliaer, 6821; tor, 6339; Linda B. Durso, 633?. _
Linda F. Krout, 6821; Loretta A. LemElyn L. Haizen, 6339; Richard L
Jeflfrey A. Rosenzweig, 7341.
Gloria B. Diperna, 7340; Linda R. bo, 6820; Joanne V. Lnch, 6820; Vir- tor, 6339; Anita L Schaer. 6339;
inia M. Curry, 6820; Evelyn H. Baclinl, Horowitz, 6339; Lynn R. Sil»w“* „
Greenstcin, 7339; Estelle Fried, 7304; H ar­
819; Annette Delgreco, 6819; Stephanie 6338; Marie McQuade, 6338; Su»a« ^
riet M. Mittman, 7302; Arlene Barbash,
J. Sternsheio, 6819; Celia H. Jakubowicz, Kucza, 6338; Kathryn J. Heinemap,, 63^^
7302; Ellen Mosheim, 7302; Marguerite
6819;
N ina J. Siegel, 6819.
Marsha A. Bishansky, 6338;
M. Joba, 7302; Linda C. Zipparo,, 7301;
N ina A. Simon, 6819; Constance E. Richter, 6338; Robin M. Dendorf,
Rosemarie C. Longo, 7301; Deborah Hendel, 7301; Deborah J. Charney, 7301; Mary Chorman, 6819; Joann Ryan. 6819; Evalyn Susan M. Hennessy, 6337; W inifr^
A. DiLauro, 7301; Eleanor A. Higgins, Silverman, 6819; Marlene I. Schlesinger, Smith, 6337; Carol L. Danziger, 63^'*
_.
7301; Terese A. Grazioli, 7300; Mark L. 6819; Yanina Leichtman, 6818; Angela Patricia A. Cammarano. 6337.
Sussman, 7300; Janice S. Shane, 7300; M. Giampiccolo, 6818; Sharon L. JennetAnita L. Cohn, 6337; Car<^
Karen G. Gupfer, 7300; Joan M. Wo- te, 6818; Lynn C. Edelstein, 6818; Arlene dari, 6337; Carolyn S. Dorhoffer,
jciechowicz, 7300; Peggy D. Starkman, D. PoMier. 6817; Marsha G. Klein. 6817; Margaret P. Moran, 6337; .
7298; Andrea E. Goldstein, 7298; Steven Doreen A. Sabinson, 6782; Arlene S. Dahnke. 6336; Barbara A. Gapin*«.
p,
P. Silverman, 7264; Jessica A. Korb, Cohen. 6781; Lynn S. Levine, 6781; Carol Renee M. Mandell, 6299;^
7263; Mary jane T. Tortora, 7262; Rober­ Novins, 6781; Linda J. O'Brien, 6781; Cypress, 6299; Steven A. Schulner, o~
ta L. Seidman, 7262: Carole B. Steinberg, Herminc A. Shafran, 6780; Corinne N. Agnes Ostreicher, 6299; Tobey
7262; Eleanor V. MvGratb. 7262; Ron- Smith, 6780; Margaret A. Missall, 6780; shitz, 6298; Pagona Papadopoulos, onie Rathkopf, 7262; Ellen S. Koslow, 7261; Pauicia A. Roach, 6780; Alida M. Moss, Rosemary Viccaro, 6298;
6780; Arlene C. Bossowick, 6780; Ellen I. Fasanello. 6298; Marilyn A.
Cornelia E. Denecke, 7261.
^4,
Frima S. Fo, 7261; Bonnie I. Lefko- Kapiloff, 6780; Grace C. Aliseo, 6779; 6298; Milton L lip tiz, 6298;
w itt, 7261; Maurice Grunberg. 7261; Ana Shosbana Garfinkel, 6779: Marsha Lans- Strick, 6298; Judith N. Novick,
E. Morgenstern, 7260; Andrea B. Eifer- holtz, 6779; Beverly O. Toye, 6779; Mi­ Susan Fkstein, 6297; . Veron^a
man, 7260; Sherril L. Robinson, 7260; chele S. ^hlesinger, 6779; Monica Kop- 6297; Naomi Shubowitz, 6 2 9 6 ,^ * ^
Denise A. Liotis, 7260; Barbara A. Sisk, czyk, 6779; Jane Sulpizi, 6779.
G. Carlson, 6295; Lea Jute.
7260; Carole L Shargel. 7259; Richard
Hazel Margolis, 6778; Ronnie G. Pen. M. Haley, 6295; Donnie O.
H. Hasner, 7259: Gloria A. Gupton, zlncr, 6778; Ellen M. Edelnuut, 6778; 6259; David Iskovitz. 6259;
;«/•
7258; William C. Sciales, 7224; Marilyn Nancy K. Beraud, 6777; Irene J. Mate, pastato, 6259; Janet B. Retner, 6-5?.
A. Spring, 7223; Roberta E. Koch, 7222; 6742; Johanna M. Damico, 6742; Glenda
(Coutinued on PMf®
U u r L Cold. 7222; Paul ML Kaplan. U. Becket, 6742i Sunm R. Schotteafeld,
f
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TEACHER ELIGIBLE LISTS
(Continued from Pare 12)
Ircy B. Reiner, 6259: Susan E. Stein,
^^jeaoae L. Horowitz, 6298; Barbara S.
Becker, 6258; Alice S. Vengersky, 6258;
Helga Jensen, 6258; Noreen P. Datjr,
6257; Ellyn H. Hammer, 6257; Nancy
j. Mannino, 6257; Bernadette Dutkiewicz,
6257: Carol B. Abrams, 6257; Michelle A.
Mulea, 6256; Patricia A. Parazzelli, 6256;
Nancy Dolsenos, 6255; Barbara L. GreenBaum, 6219; Carolyn M. Ingram, 6219;
Elaine E. Miller, 6218; Sharyn B. KranzJw, 6218; Dena L. Borden, 6218; Maria
A. Cuoco, 6218; Sandra Pettn’ay, 6217;
Michelle B. Papanier, 6217; Fay R. Roiter,
6217; Bonnie M. Goldstein, 6217; Mary
A. Newman, 6217; Barbara Streinfeld.
6216; Carol R. Lembo, 6216; Felice S.
V(''allach, 6216;
Nidia M. Rodriguez,
6215; Alan I. Baboff. 6179.
Sheri G. Spiller, 6179; Paulette M.
Weiss, 6179; Phyllis Krieger. 6178: Lin­
da C. Micciancio, 6178; Judith A. Hecht,
6178; Audrey M. Livoti, 6178; Harold I.
L ipin, 6178; Sharyn B. Silberstein ,6177;
Kathleen V. Dowd, 6177; Karen G. Albin, 6177; Elena M. Brugnoli, 6177;
Eileen T. Fitzpatrick, 6177; Karen R.
Siegel. 6177; Michele M. Dinapoli, 6177;
Linda J. Abramson, 6177; Gail J. Kal­
man, 6176; Diane S. Spitzberg, 6176;
Thelma J. Peeples, 6176; Rita E. Habib,
6139; Frances A. Goldstein, 6139; Susfin
E. Amigo, 6139; Minnie Greenspan, 6139;
Frances M. Belli. 6139; Margo M. Soro­
kin, 6139; Janet E. Mitchcll, 6139; Nancy
D. Blair, 6138; Karen L. Rothenstein,
6138; Judi E. Shapiro, 6138: Barbara
A. Schlosser, 6138: Carol L. Weinberg,
6138; Barbara P. ^ rn s te in . 6137.
Jayne P. Mallo, 6137; Elaine L Co­
hen, 6137; Fran L. Rashkin. 6137; Joann
Friedman, 6136; Ilene S. Narker. 6136;
Fern Federman, 6135; Betty Leivitan,
6098: Diane A. DeMartihi, 6098; Ann B.
Appelbaum, 6098; Raffaela M. Pane. 6098;
William J. Liebman, 6098; Hindy Bloom,
FLORIDA COMMUNITY FOR RETIREES
SETTLING SECOND THOUSAND FAMILIES
A unique com m unity for retirees
and elderly people in Beverly Hills,
Pla., b u ilt by long-tim e builder
and re a l-e sta te m an, S am J. K ell­
ner, of Hicksville, N.Y., is now in
the process of settlin g its second
thousand fam ilies. Located in the
highest, d riest and m ost finelytreed are a of Florida, n e a r Lecanto, Beverly Hills offers lowcost, h ig h quality houses on fullylandscaped lots in a com m unity
th a t provides, in the words of its
founder an d builder, “ . . . a new
way of life . . . ” A D etroit model
of a Beverly H ills hom e is now
open a t 28250 Five Mile Road,
Livonia, Mieh. (betw een M iddle
Belt & L ikstr.)
K ellner, a self-m ade m illionaire
who h a s h ad phenom onal success
In tire -retre ad , re a l-e sta te and
construction enterprises, got in ­
terested In th e Beverly Hills pro ­
ject on a vacation to F lorida some
years ago. “I decided,’* he says,
“th a t I w anted to give older people
a chance to get a real re tu rn for
their m oney an d th a t I h ad the
knowhow to do it. I don’t believe
you can sell a m an a retire m en t
home som ew here a n d th e n ju s t
abandon h im a fte r th e deed is
signed. He h as to have a whole
com m unity . . . an d a whole new
way of life to go along w ith It If
he’s to be h appy.”
K ellner sp e n t weeks criss-crossing
Florida by a ir im tll he found th e
spot he w anted. He bought 5,000
acres of it, enough for 17,000
homes, fo r $1 m illion in cash. T o­
day. Beverly H ills h a s paved
streets, a com m unity house of
worship (convertible for th ree
Jaiths), a golf-coui*se, sw im m ing
pool, two private lakes stocked
with bass, a library, workshop, a
fire-house (staffed by Beverly
Hills volunteers and equipped w ith
t fire-engine S am K ellner bought
on Long Islan d an d h a d sen t
down, as his own g ift), an in firm ­
ary (w ith office hours for the
«loctor twice a week an d a doctor
always on em ergency call, plus an
ambulance also donated by K ell­
ner), a recreatio n hall. 25-acre
community p ark com plete w ith
barbeque-pits, a n d even a sm all
factory en terprise (although Bev­
erly Hills residents are encouraged
n o t to work m ore th a n two hours
a day).
T h e houses on th e ir landscaped
lots ru n un d er $11,000 an d K ellner
h as m odels of them open fo r in ­
spection in Hicksville, N.Y. as
well as D etroit, Mioh. He never
sells hom es In Beverly H ills by
"rem ote control,” though, “If
people like m y m odels,” he says,
“I suggest they buy a ro u n d -trip
tick et to F lorida an d see th e place
w ith th e ir own two eyes. I p ut
them up and feed th em a t my
own expense for two days, w ithout
any obligation w hatsoever to me.
T hey can look aroun d an d m ake
up th e ir own m inds . . .”
Beverly H ills hom es featu re ooncrete-block constructio n ; electric
h e a t w ith Individual room control;
furred, rock - lathed, p lastered
walls and ceilings; T a p p a n elec­
tric ranges w ith ex h au st fan s an d
hoods; alum inum -aw ning windows
an d full screen; t e i T a z z o floors
an d m any i^ ec ia l facilities to
m ake life easier an d m ore com ­
fo rtable for the elderly.
K ellner feels th a t his know -how
an d experience have enabled h im
to offer retirees a m axim um r e ­
tu rn on a m inim al investm ent.
M ESSENGER
K O P P OF KERH ON K SO N , NY
D ia l: (9 1 4 ) 6 2 6 - 7 5 0 0
Farm s
Very large international company
wants person obliged to retire who
desires permanent job— handling mail
sorting and delivery and some out­
side work. Pleasant job with good
salary, excellent benefits, 35 hr. wk.
G RAN D CENTRAL AREA.
C all 6 8 7 -5 8 0 0 , a x t . 3 9 6 f o r a p p t .
KENNECOTT
E ast
St,
NY
H om es
C ou n ty
F o r A p p ' t HILDA KRUM (9 1 4 ) 3 3 1 - 8 9 8 5
BERTHA GALLY, REALTOR
B e i c « 's Let. K i n g s t o n , NY (9 1 4 ) 3 3 8 - 9 2 2 0
O p p . H o lid a y Inn
(9 1 4 ) 3 3 8 - 0 2 8 5
10017
An Equal Opportunity Employer
W ILL FORMS
Four "W ILL” form s & 6 4 P a g e B o o k le t on W ILLS. W r iffen b y A H o r n e y H arry H lb sch m a n . . . Plus im p o r ta n t
G u id e t o W ills.
C O M PLETE O N L Y $1
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For
S a le
HAVERSTRAW WEST — 3 bedrooms,
Towne House, 1 >.4 baths, panel play­
room. garage, potio. storms A screens,
air-conditioning, all applicances. $157
per mo. pays off low $20,000'«. 914947-2869
Good Pay/Bnfts
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WORLD BOOK Encylopedia has excellent
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10 hrs. work. Foreign languages help­
ful. Managerial future possible. For in­
terview Phone (212) 275-2752.
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Outstanding opportunities in preferred
locations.
W rite now for application or
Call 212 546-2228 Sun/w kdys
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BE A
FOSTER
M ESSENGERS
P / T morn or alt, adv oppty
28 W 31 St., 1 light up
For
SANDS. 2040 N SURF RD.
Bali h ai, 310 m ck in ley st.
Farm s
S a le
& C ou n try
N ew
A d ir o n d a ck s
Y ork
Far
SALE
C A B IN .
4
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H IL L S . N .Y .
H ouses
For
L ots
$ 2 3 ,7 5 0
ISL A N D
F IR S T -M E T
US
REALTY
4375 VC'hiic Plains Rd, Ex.
FA 4-7200
OPEN EVES TILL 8 PM
-
ALL
Q ueens
TAKEOVER
M ORTGAGE
DETACHED 6 year "YOUNG” BRICK
& SHINGLE DUPLEX. 3 master bed­
rooms, FINISHED BASEMENT. Extras
galore.
OL
NEW
HEMPSTEAD-ROOSEVELT: Ultra mo­
dern, 10 rm high ranches, in superb
residential area, 5 bedrm, 2 full baths,
one ceramic tile w /d o u b le vanity.
Huge 10x14 kitchen, w /w all oven,
loads of birch cabincts. formica lops.
Can be converted to Mother-daughter
or rentab'e apt, garage, landscaped,
down payment $1,000 from $24,500.
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS
U 9-20
W IT H
Det 1 fam, 3 bedrms. $2500 cash
down. Semi-attchd 2 family, two 6 rm
apts. $7000 cash takes over mortgage.
Det 3 fam (3-6’s), $4000 cash.
HOM ES
S a le
ABCO
N ear
N .J .
BRONX SPECIAL
E X C L U SIV E
1 6 S - 1 2 H il l s i d e A v e ., J a m a i c a
RE 9 - 7 3 0 0
$ 1 6 ,7 0 0
S a le
R iv e r,
S a le
CAMBRIA HEIGHTS
For
S a le
13 W OODED lots 25x125 each in Bayville
N .J. 6 miles south of Toms River, 3
miles from Bay. Sell part or all. Moving
to Florida. $300 per lot. John El.sberg,
Sunset Pass, Georgetown, Conn. 06«29.
Tel 203-544-8924.
Detached brick ranch type res. All
rms on 1 flr. Exquisite condiiton. All
cross vent bedrms, modern-age kitch,
2-tone col. tile bath, luxuriously iinshed bsmnt, garage, large garden plot,
fully fenced-in, all appliances included.
H ouses
For
Tom s
E 221 St ST. 9600 cash, 2 fam, full
basmt, 1 blk to subway.
J. J. Lawrence
3208 W h Plains Rd.
OL 3-2 300
Open 7 days
LONG
For
R ockaw ay
YR YOUNG, 1-Fam, semi-attachcd.
W alk subway, bus & stores. 3 bedrms,
large yard, ocean breezes, low taxes.
>20.990. Call (212) 327-5306.
W URTSBORO
220 El«ct., cHy water, automalic
oil burner, insulated, new roof.
Property MxlOO. Price $3800
Cash. Contact AL LAKE. 914
888 2016.
H om es,
S ta te
NEW SPRING Catalog of Hundreds of
Real Estate & Business Bargains. All
Types. Sires & Prices. Dahl Realty.
Cobleskill, N.Y.
H ouse
PARENT
H omo*
f o r c h i l d r o n o f *11
f o r lon g te r m ca r* . P hon * o r
w r i t * T h * C h i l d r e n ' s A id S e c U t y ,
F * s t * r H o rn * D « p t. 1 5 0 E. 4 5 t h S t r e * t ,
N e w Y o r k . N.Y. 1 0 0 1 7 . Ph*M« 6 S 2 9 0 4 0 E x t. 2 4 5 .
S ta te
ADIRONDACKS: Country Tavern! equip­
ped, living quarters, 10 acres of land.
Gore Mtn. nearby. S22.000. $7,000
down. SEND FOR FREE CATALOG.
Tri-Lakes Realty, Inc., North Creek, NY.
S a le
1968 VOLVO, 4 Door, A & FM Radio,
Only 6.OO0 Miles, Cream & Tan.
833-2935 Eves.
NY
H O LLY W O O D BEACH. FLORIDA
Ix)W weekly rates. $30 up on beach
Includos everything. Write for free
eoiorfnl dnt.Tils.
AUSABLE Valley Village; 8 Rooms. 2
Baths, excellent condition. Golf, hunt­
ing, fishing, skiing in immediate area.
K. W. Belmore Ausable Forks, N.Y.
12912.
FOR
G uards/A rm ed
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5-6
C H A M i« R OF COM M ERCE
ST. PETERSBURG. FLORIDA 33731
Bulk Acreajre — Retirement Homes
Businese in the Trl-Stale Area
GOLDMAN AGENCY. REALTORS
SB Pike Port Jervis, NY («14) S.'ta-Sr^S
S a le
C ou n ty
W rite, C.S.L. Mullin, Dept.
Farm s & C ou n try H om es,
O ra n g e C ou n ty
NATLEN
5 U -IV
H OM ES,
5-1 1 0 0
7-7 9 0 0
H lli s i d * A v « , J a m a i c a
Use ZIp-Codes— Its Faster
W e u n d e rs ta n d .
H ouses
For
S a le
SPRINGFIELD G DNS
$ 1 t,9 9 0
DET RANCH B U NGALOW
Owner sacrificing this det home con­
sisting of 6 Ig rms, (3 master bed­
rm s), finishable bsmt, gar. Hi exist­
ing GI mtg avail with payment of
$119 month.
ST.
$1775
$ 5 6 d o w n - $ 5 6 per m o n t h
11 Manhattan Imported Cars, Inc.
New Cart/Us*d Cars/Scrvict/Parts/Leating/Ovcrscaf Oalivcry
New York City. 2 E. 46th St. OX 7 5805
Jackson HeisMs (Queens). 76 02 Norlhefn Blvd.. GR 8 5200
Hempstead (Nassau). 286 N. Fraxklin St , 516 538 2888
ALBANS
$ 1 9 ,9 9 0
DET ENGLISH COLNL
- Q ueens
SPRINGFIELD GDNS
$ 3 0 ,5 0 0
DET LEGAL 2 FAM 5 / 5
Det legal 2 fam, 8 yr old brk A
shingle. 5 A: 5 rra apts, streamline
kitchens A baths A fin bsmt. Situated
in a park-like neighborhood. A must
to see.
QUEENS VILLG
$ 3 2 ,9 9 0
O W N E R TRANSFERRED
Consisting of 7 Ig rms (3 master
bedrm s), complete 3 rm bsmt apt. Sacrificing this det legal 2 fam brk
for income. Gar. modern kitchen A with Tw o 5 rm apts, nite club fin
baths. Many extras.
bsmt. 4,000 sq ft of garden grounds.
Modern A immac thru-out.
Lower Funeral Prices
Have Always Been Traditional At
W a lte r B . C o o k e
FUNERAL HOMES
Call 628-8700 to reach any of
our 10 neighborhood funeral
hom es in the Bronx, Brooklyn,
M anhattan and Queens.
Use Zip-Codei t« help ipeed
yowr uuUl.
CAMBRIA HTS
4 BEDRM
BRICK
S 2 8 ,S 0 0
CAPE
$ 3 4 ,9 9 0
Det custom built in gorgeous res­ LAURELTON VIC
LEGAL 2 FAM, 6 A 6
idential area, consisting of 4 bedrms,
nite club fin bsmt, gar, formal dining 6 yr old brk & shingle. 6 Ige rms
rm All this on Ig landscaped plot. in each apt. Ultra mod kitch's A
A must to see for those who want bath, nite club fin basmt. Garden
the very best.
grounds, patio, fenced. Many extras.
M A N Y OTHER 1 & 2 F A M IL Y HOM ES A V AILAB LE
QUEENS H O M E S OL 8-7510
1 7 0 -1 3
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DEPT. C.P.O. BOX 102J7
ST. PETERSBURG. FLORIDA
T avern
C O R P O R A T IO N
42nd
C ou n try
APPROX. 17 acres with 3 bedroom home
— barn— $13,900.
10 ACRES (approx) near Kingston T h ru ­
way exit— $5,000. Terms arranged.
$3,500 CABIN without utilities on 2 acres
plus.
LUNCHEONETTE— excellent for retire­
ment. 5 days business area. Terms.—
$5,500.
HEADQUARTERS
COPPER
&
U lste r
C o ll M r. B anks •
P r * f * r CIVIL 5ERVICE RETIRED
JMANDATORY RETIREMENT AT 6 5
Florida
New 80 pg. “ SUNSHINE ANNUAL"
for vacatio n in g In St. P e te "T he
Happy People Place.”
VACATION-RECREATION
W rite
40 pg. “ LIVING in ST. P E T E ”
2 BEDROOM new 10x50 trailer. 12x16
SO U TH ER N TRA N SFER
added jalousie room. 1 ’/J m’ooded acres.
about retirin g In this sunny health­
All utilities. Adjoining forest preserve.
a n d S T O R A G E C O . I N C . ful re.sort city.
Price $9,000. Others.
Openinga all boros. NO AGENCY F E E
Muat hav« permit to carry piatoL
FOR
CORPORATE
161
REAL ESTATE VALUES
6098; Paul Goldwert, 6098; Nancy Kurtz,
6097; Helen L Greengold, 6097; Robert
A. Cohen, 6097; Judith E. Niebur. 6097;
Eva M. Farran, 6097; Gail S. Wenger,
6096; Marc A. Bookbinder, 6095; Mari'
ijoyYour Golden Days in
na A. McGoldrick, 6095; Celia P. S h m id t,
6058; Irene L. Arsura, 6058; Muriel A.
Cazes, 6058; Suzanne Vaccaro, 6058;
Marian H. Duran. 6058; Alice S. Latter,
6058; Maryanne Cavaleri, 6058; Paula F.
Weiner, 6058; Betty D. Rogers, 6058.
Linda S. Joseph. 6057; Ellen C. Kent,
6057; Lorraine D. Jacob, 6057; Janice
S t u a r t, F lo rid a
J. Lipton, 6056; Sheila B. Ginsberg. 6056;
Beverly A. Williams. 6056; Francine T.
. . 90.600. ap
Principale, 6056; Marie C ZaflTarano, RETIREMENT HOMES
6056; Marsha R. Schwartz, 6055; Rita L.
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATK
Vella, 6055; Johanna M. Martines, 6055;
L. rULFORD. STUART. FTJl.
Joan Levy, 6018; Leslie J. Pelzerman,
6018; Barbara Cowan, 6018; Ellen A. WRITB RRQUIREMENTS. Ph. 287-1288
Parker. 6018; Gail T. Osterweil, 6018;
VENICE FLA. — INTERESTKDr
Susan E. Gantman, 6018: Laura H. Mendl,
SEE H. N WIMMERS, REALTOR
6018; Judith Hook, 6017; Stephanie I.
ZIP CODE 3.3505
Herman. 6017; Sherry C. Toback, 6017;
Ruth Korzec. 6017: Barbara A. Srebnik, 6017: Michele S. Herrz, 6016; Mar­
SAVE O N
ilyn E. Walker. 5978: Sheila A. Darer,
6978: Pamela Testa, 597,8; Arleen Platt,
Y
O
UR MOVE
5978; Harriet M. Guest, 5978; Norma
Milson. 5977; Larainc R. Bendet, 5977:
T
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FLO RIDA
Mary R. Sheehy, 5977; Stephen WeinCompare our cost per 4.000 Ihs to
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St. I’etrrsburjr from Nrw York City.
$-106: Philadelphia. $382: Alb.iny.
R eol E sta te For S a le
$432. For an e«tima(e to any dr-htinatlon in Florida
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VISITORS
—— Guess who cam e to dinner, the installation dinner
of the Crcedmoor S tate Hospital ch ap ter. Civil Service Em ployees
Assn.. held at tlie B elleaire M anor in Hollis? Those atten d in g includ­
ed standing, le ft to right, Sen. Seym our R. T h aler; Joseph B uccaria,
out-fi^oing president and em cee; City Councilm an M att Troy, J r.;
OFFICERS INSTALLED — out >t ti>.
and seated, Sol B endet, installing officer and head of CSEA’s salary
S tate U niversity a t Stony Brook ch a p te r of th e
com m ittee; and Theresa Dawson, president of the Creedm ore S tate
Civil Service Em ployees Assn., an installation of
Hospital chapter.
new officer recently 'took place. At the cerem onies
are, stan d in g left to rig h t: Irving Flaum enbaum .
second vice-president of CSEA; Miss Libby Lorio,
se creta ry ; W a rre n W elngarten, tre a su re r; V incent
Rugffi and Ja m es Kennoff, delegate an d a lte rn a te ;
an d George Koch, L.I. Conference iwesident. Seated
are: W illiam Dexter, first vice-president; Alfred
V arocchi, ch ap ter president; and F ra n k G abor, sec­
ond vice-president.
GUESTS REPOSE
— Relaxing at the annual dinner-dance of
Sm ithtow n ch ap ter, Civil Service Em ployees Assn., are a group of
guests which included, left to right, P a t Mascioli, president of W est­
ch e ste r chapter-CSEA; Irv F laum enbaum , second vice president of
the S tate CSEA; Alfred Varacchi, president. S tate U niversity a t
Stony Brook ch a p te r; William G riffin, CSEA field rep resen tativ e;
George Koch, president. L.I. Conference; and N atale Zumo, who
heads the Kings P ark ch a p te r of C'SEA.
INSTALLATION FETE — rt s time for
changing of th e guard, th a t is, the installation of
new officers for the Creedmoor S tate H ospftal chap­
ter of the Civil Service Employees Assn. The p rin­
ciples involved are, le ft to rig h t: Joe B uccaria,
outgoing president; T heresa Dawson, his successor
Reclassification
(C ontinued from Page 3)
sonnel face, It was a i-eal step
towai-d progress. The utvivei-sity
official have agreed to support
CSEA in a move to seek higher
salaries, m ore supervisory levels
wiUi a prom otional system , and
reasonable i-equirements of tra in ­
ing and experience for security
forces, Tiiis is a step in the rigiit
d irection.”
DOW NSTATE DELEGATES
Armory A ides
—— Civil Service Employees
(Contniued from Page 1)
Assn. delegates, left to right, R ita Chernow, llele Kassowitz, Melvin
Ruchhauser, and Shirley L arsen discuss insurance problem s w ith have th e ir retii-em ent com pensa­
Robert Thomson, representative of Ter Bush and Powell Insurance tion based upon tbelr hig h est three,
ra th e r U ian five, years salary.
Co., a t a rcccn t m eeting a t D ownstat« Medical C enter.
as p resid en t; Joseph Watson, first vice-president;
L aw rence P erry , second vice-president; G race Carside, tre a su re r; Rae B urnham , corresponding sec­
re ta ry ; M uriel N ewm an, recording secreta ry ; Je*“
Tomborello, delegate; and Sol B endet, installing
officer.
Legislation bringigig them the sam e
ben en ts as S tate employees was
signed into law last week, also.
Still aw aiting sig n atu re by Gov­
ernor Rockefeller ai*e bills which
would pix)vide a 25-year re tire ­
m ent system for all T hruw ay p er­
sonnel and a 20-year re tire m e n t
for meiwbers of the S tate P ark
Police.
The Court of Appeals i*uling said
th a t the P E R B determ ination
should be reviewed immediately
and refers the case back to tuc
A ppellate Division w hich in
likelihood will takeup the issue i"
June.
Unit Review
PO U G H K EEPSIE—T h e City
Poughkeepsie U nit, Civil Servic^
Employees Assn. conducted
form al social recen tly a t Alo>
G ard en R e sta u ra n t.
T h e u n it, w hich is seeking
m em bers, h a s raised its mem
ship to 70 persons.
(Continued from Page 1)
late Division of S tate Suprem e
Court th a t the m a tte r slioud be
reviewed befoi'e elections are held.
P E R B appealed th e la tte r co u rt
ruling.
S ocial Held By
P oughkeepsie Uni!
oiyef H udson & W esfern N Y
Q u e s t For Field R e p s
•ocuses O n T w o Upstate A r e a s
B y c h a n c e , I f y o u ’r e h e p t o b e i n g a r e p — a f i e l d r e p r e iita tiv e f o r t h e C?ivil S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n . w i t h t h e
^n u al s a l a r y o f $ 1 0 ,2 2 0 t o $ 1 2 ,2 2 5 ( g o t t e n t h e r e v i a f i v e
,early s a l a r y i n c r e m e n t s ) — t h e n y o u a r e i n l u c k . T w o u p -
field rep positions are seekeliglbles a t th e m om ent.
appointm ent will situ a te
tjie region know n as th e N iagFiontler, covering th e W estNew Y ork, R o c h ester an d
i)ffalo areas. Y ou’ll be in easy
to Lckke S rie and Lake
ntario.
r j^ second opening occurs In
L o w er H udson Valley. T h a t
Ulwick will consist o i th e
ounties of D utchess, U lster, P u tun, Rockland. S ullivan an d
estchester. F o r e ith e r job, th e
■W rep m u st becom e a resid e n t
the area to be served.
The positions per se will in ,lve efforts to develop m em shlp prom otion activities an d
vice to th e m em bership in th e
signed areas. A probationary
riod pi-ecedes th e appo in tm en t
ilng made pei-manent.
Examples of a few of th e th e
plcal duties are visiting chapand regional conferences; ad sing and aiding ch a p te r an d
nfereiice officers on Association
ilicies, program s an d services;
presenting m em bers in salary
id employment problem s before
romotions Announced
Gommunily College
Dr George P. Cham bers, presidrX of N assau C(Hnmui\ity ColJiM announced th e prom ot) o( 22 membei’s of th e faculty.
Nfw tuU professors are D r. A l DePietro, D r. Lea M ochhein, Dr. T hom as Saunders, an d
tderick J. Sieger.
Pi'omoted to associate profesrs ai-e Dr. R ichard I. K egerreis
«ies Malone, I r a R othberg, and
Ignacio Vazquez.
TTie following were appointed
eistant professors: Mrs, Jo a n
^ylor, B ern ard G orm an, Dr.
trnard K atz, G ilbert S chran k ,
thryn Stanley, C harles Shlpe,
'hJi Dorsey, M rs. T heresa H ad>poulos, Elva Clhi-isty, Mi's. A nMadden, M ichael S teuer, and
obert Rosenfeld of W antagh.
Philip Chelfetz an d George P et“son were nam ed instructors.
ockefeiler V etoes Bill
0 Extend Library List
(Prom L eader C orrespondent)
ALBANY—G overnor R ocke­
feller has vetoed a bill to exthe eligible list for sup♦•rvlsor of school lib rary servwhich was prom ulgated by
New Y ork C ity B oard of
Education.
present list, w hich h a d
extended once, expired
April 10, I 9 6 0 .
Governor n oted th a t the
of A ppeals h a d ruled
'^at the life o f a n eligible list
l>e extended p rio r to Its
^^Piration, b u t n o t once it h as
expired.
N am ed
[j^ A N y — G overnor Rockefelttir^
H ezekiah H. E aster,
ap p ren tice re p jT’^^tlve of th e M anpow er D ivit
York City, to th e B oard
tors of L etchw orth Village.
, succeeds Mrs. H ortense Og^ y l o r of S paik ill.
ad m in istra tiv e officers in S ta te
governm ent an d executive, a d ­
m inistrative a n d legislative of­
ficers in local governm ent. T h e
la st would p erta in to helping
m em ber groups in securing fo rm ­
a l recognition an d certificatio n
and in n egotiating term s an d
conditions of em ploym ent, in clu d ­
ing the w riting of w ork contracts.
Needed To Q ualify
T o a tta in these positions, a p ­
plicants m u st have earned a h ig h
school diplom a or equivalency
certificate and, in addition, pos­
sess th ree years of responsible
business or investigative experi­
ence w hich m u st have involved
extensive public co n tac t as an a d ­
ju ster, salesm an, custom er re p ­
resentative, investigator, in spec,
tor, or com plaint supervisor. L ab­
or relatio n s background—from
eith er th e em ployer or employee
stan d p o in t—is especially desirable.
A ltern ate qualifications consist
of two or more years of experi­
ence tti th e public contact fields
noted above or g raduation from
a recognized college or university
u ith a bachelor’s degree or a rec­
ognized school of labor relatio n s
or a n equivalent com bination of
the foregoing training an d experiraice.
Also required will be a New
Y ork S ta te driver’s license a n d
a c a r for business use. C andidates
should be in sound h e a lth an d
good physical condition, as de­
term ined by th e Association, as
well as of good m oral c h a ra c te r
an d habits. Conviction of an y rio lati<m of law m ay b a r a p p o in t­
m ent.
A list of th e required ap titu d es
and skills an d a full job descriptl<Mi can be obtained directly from
th e Civil Service Employees Assn.,
Inc., 33 E lk St., Albany. Appli­
cation form s should be requested
and sen t to th e sam e address be­
fore Ju n e 1, 1969.
Duke Ellington
Saluted Today At
City Hall Festival
M ayor Lindsay announced th a t
the C ity H all F estival will present
today betw een 12:30 an d 1:30 an
outdoor m usical tiib u te In honor
of jaaz m usician Duke Ellington
T he M ayor h as proclaim ed today
Citywlde as “Duke E llington D ay.”
T h e public e n te rta in m e n t will
fea tu re Cab Calloway, of “Hello
Dolly" fam e, noted d an c er G eof­
frey H older, a n d C lark T erry a n d
h is O rchestra, a n d th ree soloists
from th e D uke E llington O rch es­
tr a — S hirley W itherspoon, T oni
W atkins an d N anice Lund. T h e
event will tak e place h i th e City
H all Plaza.
As in th e past, this y ear’s City
H all F estival is a p rogram of
lu n c h -h o u r e n te rta in m e n t for civil
service employees a n d o th e rs who
work in th e City H all area.
P residing a t th e festival will be
A lbert A. W alsh, ch a irm a n of th e
New Y ork City H o u ^n g A uthority.
T h e festival is sponsored by local
ban k s a n d
com m unity-m inded
businessm en.
L ast season, th e festival salu ted
R ichard Rodgers, P e a rl Bailey
a n d E d Sullivan.
TEACHER ELIGIBLE LISTS
(C o n ttn n e d fr o m P a g e 1 3 )
SUM, 5977; Marilyn A. Alboum, 5976;
Hclea T. Callaghan, 5976; Antoinette
Piacentino, 5976; Lucretta L. Scoaiers,
5976; Donna B. Hyman, 5975.
S U m i M I N T S TO ILIG IB IE LISTS
S c h o o l S o c ia l W o r k o r
Moree, Mary E., 78.75.
A d m i i n a t r a t o r , ■ w r e o o mt
G u ld o n c* C en to r
Holloway,
Franklin
H..
ChIM
65.67.
SUPPLEMENTS TO ELIGIBLE LISTS
IN DAY SCHOOLS
Tr. o f C la t* « * f o r C h i l d r o n w i t h
R o to r d e d M o n to l
D ev elo p m en t
Zahnstechcr, Dcborrah S., 64.08.
School S e c re ta ry
Settel, Miriam F., 78.48.
SUPPLEMENTS TO ELIGISLE LISTS
IN DAY HIGH SCHOOLS
Tr. o f B io l o g y A G e n e r a l S c ie n c e
Sati, Phyllis, 89.14; Franlc, Milton,
74.68; Dickstein, Murray D., 64.86.
Tr. o f C h e m i s t r y A G e n e r a l S c ie n c e
Berger, Toby
Mary K., 79.50.
82.40;
Starkebaum,
T e ach er of M ath
Pollack, Norman, 75.25.
Tr. o f
S o c ia l S t u d i e s
Greenspan, Steren L.. 61.52.
Tr. o f A c c o w n ti n s
B u s in e s s P r o c ti c o
Rubin, Barbara S., 66.50.
Tr.
of
B io l o g y
A
G eneral
S c ie n c e
Hershfeld, Ellen, 84.00.
Tr. o f S t e n . A T y p e w r i t i n g
Bacal, Linda N ., 74.40
Tr.
of
Speech
Ferbel, Lucille T., 75.40.
Tr. o f B io. A G eneral S c ie n c e
Rabinow, Stephen, 79.06; Schoenberg,
Ira, 74.02.
L a b o r a to r y S p ecialist
(B io. A G e n e r a l S c ie n c e )
Steinberg, Elliott A., 61.79.
Tr.
of
S o c ia l S t u d i e s
Schwartz, Estelle P., 77.52; . Schackler, Seymour H., 70.72; Zelman, Stanley,
65.92; Held. Martin, 60.56.
LICENSE AS TEACHER OF GREGG
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING
IN DAY HIGH SCHOOLS
Hagler, Marilyn, 78.86; Brucker, Sally
D., 75.90; Finelli, Catherine, 75.03; Serventi, Carolyn A., 71.14; Berk, Sunny L.,
71.03; Stehl, Barbara. 67.90.
LICENSE AS TEACHER OF PITMAN
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING
IN DAY HIGH SCHOOLS
Goldman, Ruth G., 87.43; Kohn, Alice,
77.80; Manna, Annmarie, 77.20; Pincus, Bernice, 75.70.
LICENSE AS TEACHER O f
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
IN DAY HIGH SCHOOLS
LIC IN S i
IN
AS TEACHIR O P ENGLISH
DAY HIGH SCHOOLS
Jane M. Jacobson, 9216; Anstiss Lisowski, 9216; Marjorie D, Drabkin, 9128;
Myra S. Miller, 9119; Robert B. Blit*,
9080; Rosemarie Buonomo, 9016; Mal­
colm Mendelsohn, 8768; Mary B. Tucker,
8728; Donald M. Comras, 8632; Jean
M. Sion, 8592; Elizabeth Apetz, 8584;
Elizabeth A. Ransom, 8568; F.llen S. T urn­
er, 8496; Linda M. Feingold, 8440; Doris
E. Thomson, 8344; Doris F. Sukup, 8304;
Steven M. Pohin, 8160; Joyce M. Fuller,
8160; Adrienne S. Adler, 8152; Ruth C
Greenburg, 8152; Flora B. Paoli. 8120;
Jane A. McAllister, 8120; Joyce W. Hen­
sley, 8080; Rita Lichtenstein, 8056: Re­
gina A. Thanley, 8008; Ricahd Eustts,
7976! eil G. Ellman, 7968.
Margaret A. Boyle, 7960; Elizabeth P.
Graham, 7920; Jesse S. Waldinger, 7880;
Sylvia Altschuler, 7872; Ethel J. Munde,
7816; Barbara F. Newman, 7816; Louis
M. Geneve, 7768; James P. Hcnwood,
7760; Mihael Sussman, 7752; Roda Neugebauer, 7752; Barbara K. Morris, 7736;
Virginia R. Anderson, 7736; Peter H.
Scheckner, 7728; Maureen R. Sloan, 7680;
Kathleen R. Lawrence, 7616; Anne E.
Seaver, 7608; Sylvia M. Reid. 7568; Mary
A. Wolf, 7528; Mario N. Distefano,
7512; Gloria C. Weisheit, 7480; Margaret
M. Martin, 7464; Robert W. Miles, 7432;
Paul J. Nicholas, 7376; Virginia A.
Pruittfi 7368; Kathy G. Berkman, 7368;
Martin Silver, 7368; Thomasina L. Samrock, 7312; Ethel Dankertsen, 7240; Dale
R. Singer, 7208; Shirley Kahn, 7200.
Maria Goldberg, 7184; V ivjan R.
Speiser, 7128; Bertha M. Grebin. 7128;
Anthony G. Bozzuti, 7120; William E.
Nadel, 7112; Lenore C. Flait, 7064; Car­
ole A. O ’Brien, 7936; Richard A. Ross,
6928; Thomas A. Messineo, 6920: Howard
J. DallesanJro, 6912; Daniel J. Doyle,
6904; David Schuster, 6888; Rita M.
Juliano, 6864; Ronald H. Stgcluis, 6848;
Max Lew, 6824; Sherry Solmon, 6824;
Robert Granger, 6824; Julia D. Allen,
6776; Mary C. Palazzo, 6736; Ronald G.
W ardall, 6720; Phyllis E. Lehrman, 6712;
Benjamin Gorelick. 6648; Victoria H.'
Clark. 6576; Leah R. Pittell. 6544; Ethel
B. Pheney, 6536; Eunice B. Danto, 6528;
Rita D. McMahon, 6528; Robert A. Levy,
6496; Charles R. Russo, 6480; Mary R.
Sweet, 6456.
Peggy D. Novey, 6432; Mary F. Eisenstein, 6360; Abby M. Ambinder, 6296;
Myron Lazar, 6296; Daniel M. Roth,
6184; Judith E. Brandwein, 6088; Merle
S. Aaron, 6072; John M. Kiley, 6048;
Linda C. Vogel, 6008; Stephen Saikin,
6000; Judith E. Oston, 6000.
Sanford Delson. 8270; Joseph F. Rog­
ers, 8150; Harry D. Corsover, 8120; Lou­
is Pronsky. 7560; Alan I. Becker, 7360;
Perry S, Kest, 7340; Bruce Davis. 7690;
Steven Mosher, 6750; Steven Gilbert,
6680; Ralph V. Esposito, 6680; Dominick
Critelli, 6600; Carl Malkin, 6120.
LICENSE AS TEACHER O f RELATED
TECHNICAL SUBJECTS (BIOLOGICAL
A N D CHEMICAL)
m DAY HIGH SCHOOLS
SUPPLEMENTS TO ELIGIBLE LISTS
IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
G u id a n c e C o u n se lo r
Winick, Elliott, 67.75.
SUPPLEMENTS TO ELIGIBLE LISTS
IN DAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
G u id a n c e C o u n se lo r
Eiferman, Deborah
Jetta G., 65.90.
Tr.
of
E a rly
B,.
71.85;
C h ild h o o d
LICENSE AS TEACHER OP
DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIOKT
IN DAY HIGH SCHOOLS
Tr.
of
Willliam Hert*, 7920; Henry A. Morof,
7880; Barry Weiss, 7560; Joseph A. Bagnara, 7240; Richard Gutterman, 7200; Al­
fred S. Goldenl^rg, 7180; Leonard Motgenthal, 7120; Paul Brockman, 7120; Ruth
F. Held, 6840; Steven D. Roseman, 6760;
Steven C. Appelbaum, 6720; Eugene C
Paris, 6720; Selma J. Wishman, 6600;
Lester A. Pfeffer, 6520; Ronald H. Froller, 6400; Bernard A. Bilawsky, 6360;
Leon V. Volan, 6280; Harry Schwartkopf,
6240; N ino H. Fulgoni, 6120;
Aaron
Michaels, 6120; Herbert Feldman, 6120;
Kenneth M. Rubin, 6080.
E a rly
of
Elizabeth A. Mengel, 8190; Katharine
M. Alderdice, 7680; Eileen S. Weiss,
7590; Clara C. Gordon, 7500; Sylvia Samelson, 7440; Joan O. Dawson, 7350; Zaneta
Zelon, 7320; Emilyo Kaplan, 7230; Mi­
chelle B. Bien, 7080; Lea Bar-Horin.
6870; Madonna M. Laffan, 6840; Edward
P. Moran, 6000.
SUPPLEMENT TO ELIGIBLE LISTS
IN JU N IO R HIGH SCHOOLS
L o b o ro to ry S p e c ia list
C la sse s
B ran d ies
Folkerth, Anita J., 89.02.
Smith, Avril J., 72.72; Sullivan, Elise
M., 60.54; Beers, James A., 63.06.
Kaye, Mariyin F., 86.20; Weissman. Sydeny, 81.05; Hilton, Yvonne G., 79.95;
Jaffin, Florence C , 79.35; Kern, David
L., 79.00; Knutson, Marlene G., 78.85;
Suauch, Gwen, 76.80; Kaess, Martin L.,
Tr. o f
Schwartz. William C , 76.50.
Tr. o f S o c ia l S t u d i e s
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LICENSE AS TEACHER OF
HOME ECONOM ICS
J U N IO R HKSH SCHOOLS
IN
Martha B. Tunstall, 8900; Sallie F.
Soiberg, 84M; Norma Forwand, 7820;
Helene Grazioso. 7730; Marjorie L. H or­
owitz, 7610; Rhoda Smith, 7540; Alena
F. Savicunas. 7530; Geraldine McElroy,
7370; Lola C. Lawrence, 6950; Louise C.
Kaufman, 6520.
LICENSE AS TEACHER O F TYPEWRITING
IN J U N IO R HIGH SCHOOLS
Matilda Lerner, 85.94; Nettie G. Blum.
81.74; Arlene R. Canter, 78.50; Mary M.
Havlin, 77.20; Dorothy Bernstein, 76.24.
LICENSE AS TEACHER OF
HOME ECONOMICS
IN JU N IO R HIGH SCHOOLS
Mary P. Vonfeld, 7974; Judith G. Koweek, 7840; Helaine A. Honifc, 7800;
Joyce Sand, 7604; Claire F. Josephs, 7360;
Ellen A. Shugrue, 7344; Joyce M. Yard,
7337; Louella C. Rossen, 7287; Ger­
trude E. Booksiav. 7107; Ruth Miller,
6994; Harriet A. Kleigman, 6860; Hilda
B. Plitteris, 6374.
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tion 2):
Section 2. NOMINATIONS (State
.Executive C om m ittee). A nom in­
ating com lttee shall be appointed
by the S tate executive com m ittee
a t least 130 days before the a n ­
nual m eeting of the Association
held in an odd-num bered year,
and such com m ittee, a fte r giving
full consideration to all facts or
petitions presented to it by indi­
vidual m em bers or groups of memi>ers, shall file with the Secretary
a t least 85 days before such an­
nual m eeting, nom inations for
mem bera of the S tate executive
com m ittee. Any such candidate
m ay w ithdraw as a can d id ate by
notice in w riting to the secretary ,
but not subsequent to the 70 day
before such an n u al meeting, and
in such event th e nom inating com ­
m ittee shall file with th e secretary
a substitute nom ination to assure
a t least 1 nom ination for each
office not la ter th a n 50 days prior
to such annual .meeting. The nomi­
nating com m ittee shall consist of
one State division m em ber from
each of the six regional confer­
ence areas, th ree S tate division
m em bers w ithout regard to area,
and all fo rm er presidents of th e
Association. E ach m em ber of the
nom inating com m ittee shall be en­
titled to vote, except form er p res­
idents who shall n o t h ave the
rig h t to vote. Any form er presIdetkt on the staff of tJie Asso­
ciation shall be disqutilified from
bein« a m em ber of the no m in at­
ing com m ittee.
Section 3. INDEPE3NDENT NOM­
INATIONS. N om inations for m em ­
bers of the S tate executive com m it­
tee m ay also be by petition sign­
C om m .
ed by not less th a n 10 p ercen t
of th e membei's in the departmen.t m aking such nom inations.
T’he nam es of su ch candidates
shall be printed on the official bal­
lot If such nom inations are filed
with the secretary a t least 50
days before such an n u al m eeting.
Article II, Section K b ) an d 1(c)
specify th a t:
One representative shall be
elected by th e m em bers of the
D epartm ent of M ental H ygiene
from each -f the following areas:
M etropolitan Conference, Long Is­
land Conference, S o u th ern and
C apital D istrict Conferences, Cen­
tra l and W estern Conferences.
Only the ca n d id a tes’ nam es and
their p articu la r d ep a rtm e n t and,
whei'e necessary, th e ir pai’ticular
conferences, shall be shown on the
ballot.
(c) ELECTION AGENCY. The
B oard of D irectors shall, by con­
tra c t select an Im partial, d isin ter­
ested agency outside the public
service, prior to A pril 1 of each
odd-numbered year.
E lections shall be conducted by
such selected agency in accord*a>ce w ith the provisions of the
constition and by-laws of th e As­
sociation and any policies adopt­
ed by the Board of D irectors, in­
cluding d eterm in atio n of the val­
idity of nom inating petitions and
countin* ballots as well as gen­
eral responsibility for supervision
of tlie election. T hree days pfrior
to the daite of th e first day of the
a n n u al
m eeting, th e selected
agency shall notify aJl can d id ates
on a personal and confidential
basis of th e results of the elec­
tion.
Putnam Valley Aides
Win Wage And Fringi
Benefit Improvements
quart/ens, 33 Mk St., Albany, no
later than May 26 for coiifiideration a t this meeting.
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L ea d er)
The elections will be conducted
P U T N A M V A L L E Y — A 2 5 - c e n t s - a n - h o u r i n c r e a s e to
by an outside, im partial election
e m p lo y e e s, r e t ir e m e n t a n d h e a lt h In su r a n c e im p r o v e m e n t
agency, selected by the Board of
a 4 0 - h o u r w o r k w e e k a n d s e n i o r i t y a r e s o m e o f t h e fe a tu r e
Directors, in accordance with
i n c l u d e d i n a t w o - y e a r c o n t r a c t n e g o t i a t e d r e c e n t l y vviti
CSEA’s constitution and by-laws,
th e Town of P u tn a m Valley by
and policies adopted by the board.
hours per day; prior to t h r
the Civil Service Employees Assn.
According to CSEA’s constitu­
sta rtin g tim e of th e employ,
R obert Conklin, h ead n eg o tiato r
tion (A rticle IV, Section 4), elec­
ee’s n o rm al work schedule;
and p resid en t of th e Tow n of
tion and nom inating procedures
all work done on Saturday
P
u
tn
am
Valley
CSEA
u
n
it,
com
­
for Statew ide ofTices ai-e as fol­
an d on S unday; all work done
plim ented his team as welj as th e
lows :
on a holiday in addition to
Town B oard negotiators, noting
Section 4. OFFICERS. The of­
th e holiday pay; and overtime
th a t th e la tte r team “took a very
ficers of the Association shall be
to be ro tated ;
realistic
an
d
fairm
ln
d
ed
a
p
­
a president, three or m ore vice• S eniority fm m the first
p ro ach ” to the negotiations. CSEA
presidents, a seci-etary and a tre a ­
day of em ploym ent:
collective b arg ain in g specialist
surer,
• Job ten u re fo r all nonE m anuele V itale assisted in nego­
(b ' NOMINATIONS. A nom in­
com petitive a n d labor clews
tiations.
ating com m ittee shall be appolntemployees w ith all dismiasala
C o n tra ct item s include:
c(' by the B oard of D irectors a t
su b ject to a grievance pro­
• 2 5 -cen ts-an -h o u r increase
lease 130 days before th e annual
cedure w ith fin al an d binding
to all employees, w ith wage
m eeting of the A ssociation held
a rb itra tio n ;
reopening clause, based on
in an odd-num bered year and such
• Employees doing work at
cost of living schedule;
com m ittee, after giving full con­
a h ig h er wage scale shall be
• l/6 0 th non-conti-lbutory
sideration to all facts or petitions
paid such higher wage when
retirem en t p lan ;
presented to it by individual memperformirkg th eir duty;
• Statew ide h e a lth in s u r­
bei-s or groups of m em bers, shall
• Employees assigned work
ance plan, w ith prem ium fully
flU' with the secretai-y. a t least
a t a lower wage scale shall
paid by em ployer for em ploy­
S.'i days before such an n u a l m eet­
be g u ara n tee d th e ir regular
ees an d th e ir dependents;
ing, a slate of nom inations for
ra te of pay;
• V acation: two weeks a fte r
officers of the A ssociation con­
• Savings clause: if any
taining a t le ast two nom inations
one year of service; th ree
job Is abolished in th e town,
for each office. No person shall be
weeks a fte r five years; four
all p resen t em ployees are to
eligible for nom ination unless he
weeks afte r 10 years; an d
have preference to fill vacan­
shall have been a membei- In good
accrued v acation pay for em ­
cies in sim ilar positions ocstanding of the A ssociation on or
ployees who leave p rio r to
curing w ithin one year there­
before June 1 of the year preced­
th eir vacation eligibility d ate;
afte r; p resen t employees .i>h»U
ing the year in which the election
• H olidays; te n holidays w ith
be given priority be'fore any
Ls held. Any such candidate m ay
pay per year; all holidays
additional new employees are
w ithdraw as a candidate by notice
th a t fall on S unday com pen­
h ired; such employees rehired
in writing to th e se creta ry but
sated on th e following M on­
w ithin one year shall not lose
noi .subsequent to the 70 days be­
day; previous F rid ay off if
seniority.
fore such annual m eeting, and In
New Y ear’s D ay, M em orial
N egotiating for th e town bow
such event th e nom inating com ­
Day, F o u rth of Ju ly or C h rist­
were Town Justice Jo h n C Soa
m ittee shall file w ith th e seciem as fall on S atu rd ay ;
ei-s. C ouncilm an J. R obert Hous«
bary a substitute nom ination to as­
• Leaves: E ig h t days sick
keeper an d Superintendent
sure a t least two nom inations foi‘
leave per year accum ulative;
H ighways B arger.
each office n o t la te r th a n 50 days
three days bereavem ent leave
prior to such annual m eeting. Any
for d e a th in im m ediate fa m ­
m etnber who accepts appointm ent
ily; 90 days for leaves of a b ­
a-s a m em ber to the nom inating
sence;
com m ittee shall not be eligible for
S M IT H T O W N — C o n tr a c t s u c c e ss w a s sc o r ed by m e m b e r s
• W ork week set a t eight
nom ination in the ensuing elec- o f t h e S m i t h t o w n u n i t o f t h 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 .
hours per day, 40 hours per
t.on to any of the offices enum er­ o n A p r i l 2 5 , w h i c h m a r k e d t h e s i g n i n g d a t e o f a n e w p a c t
week, M onday th ro u g h F ri­
ated In Section 4 of this article.
day;
r e la t in g to w o r k in g c o n d it io n s . S ig n a t o r ie s w e r e T o w n S u p D in n e r a t 5 :3 0 p .m . will pre
The nom inating com m ittee shall
• Tim e and o n e-h a lf pay
ervivsor
John
Klein,
and
Mont’
c
e
d e t h e r e g u l a r m eeting
consist or one S tate division m em ­
for all hours worked in ex­
pay period, cum ulative to 120
th e C a p ita l D is tr ic t Confei
ber from each of th e six regional gomery B a rre tt, representing the
cess of the specified reg u lar
days. Unused sick leave, up to
S m ithtow n unit of CSEA.
e n c e o f t h e C iv il S erv ice E«
conference areas, four County di­
work week; in excess of eight
120 days, will be com pensated
Covered
under
the
newly-sllgned
ployees Assn., to be held in t*
vision m em bers w ith not more
uix)n
resignation,
separation
L ittle B avaria R estaurant. Nor*
tlian one from any single region­ contract are Town H all employees
from service, or uix>n d eath
as
well
as
aides
of
the
local
h
ig
h
­
Allen St., Albany, May 26, it
al conference and three S tate dipayable to the beneficiary.
announced by M ax Benko,
vlsioI^ m em bers w ithout regard to way d epartm ent. D uration of the
•
Twelve
paid
holidays.
If
agreem ent is for the calendar
ference president.
area, and all form er presidents of
any fall on a Sunday, th e fol­
T h e prim ary business ol
the Association. E ach m em ber of years of 1969 and 1970.
lowing
Mlonday
will
be
observed.
U nder the p a c t’s provisions,
evening will be th e report of t
the nom inating com m ittee shall
(
S
p
e
c
i
a
l
T
o
T
h
e
L
e
a
d
e
r
)
Beginning in 1970, if any holi­
Conference nom inating coinii'
be entitled to vote, except form ­ CSEA is to be recognized as offi­
ALBANY— T he
r e s o lu tio n s
day falls on a Saturday, the p re­
cial
bargaining
agent
for
all
town
tee and th e presentation of
er presidents who shall not have
vious F rid ay will be observed.
c o m m it t e e o f t h e C iv il S e r v ic e
official slate of candidates
tiie right to vote. Any form er pres- employees during th a t period, and
• Seniority. Seniority lists by E m p l o y e e s A s s n . w i l l m e e t a t
election to Conference office^
Idet'jt on th e staff of the Associ­ fu rth e r agrees th ere will be no
d epartm ent.
CSEA
headquarters,
33
Elk the annual m eeting. The
ation shall be disqualified from strikes. Wages for 1969 are cov­
• F u n eral leave in case of St., Albany, on Ju n e 7, R andolph
being a m em ber of the nom inating ered. O ther provision include:
ing com m ittee members
d ea th In the im m ediate family, Jacobs, com m ittee ch airm an , a n ­
• P ast practice clause.
Briere of th e Division of E
conuuittee.
not to exceed th ree working nounced last week.
• Wages for 1970 are open
(C INDEPENDENT NOMIN­
ploym ent, M aria Bai*one of
days.
for negotiation In 1969.
Jacobs urged all CSEA m em ­ portation, E leanor Chaniberi
ATIONS. N om inations fo>- officers
• Longevity provision.
• M odification of the hosplbers to subm it proposals for th e of E ducation, EKjnald B lake,
may be made, by petition sign­
The above co n tract h ad been 1969-70 S tate negotiations to th e tificatio n an d Investigation,
tali/iatlon Is also open for nego­
et! by not less th an five percent
in preparation for th e p ast year com m ittee by July 20. T h e reso­
tiation
In
1969.
P atrick R utledge of Motor Ven
of tlK‘ m em bers of the Associ­
• Adoption of the l/6 0 th an d th e term s were in substantial lutions com m ittee will consider
ation, and the naanes of such ca n ­
Also on the agenda for the
agreem ent between th e two p a r­ and draw up all resolutions to be
plan retroactive to 1938.
didates, shall be printed on the
ning wUl be th e complelio"
• A ccumulated annual leave ties as of August 16, 1968. P io- presented to th e 1969 A nnual plans for th e annual meetms
official ballot if such nom inations
vacation
tim e up to equivalent visions of the co n tra ct were r a ti­ MIeeting of CSEA delegates in be held a t H idden Valley
are filed with the secretary a t
of two years an d com pensation fied by the m em bership in S ep t­ New York City. Sept. 2-5.
least 50 days before such annual
R anch, Lake Luzeren,
upon
resignation,
separation em ber, 1968. Edw ard Cleaay, the
Proposed resolutions should be th e week-end of June 21.
meeting.
from service or in case of d eath OSEA field representative, was addressed to Jacobs, in care of
D inner arrangem ents nuu>
(d) The Board of D irectors shall
payable to beneficiary. Begin­ spokesm an for th e u n it. Mem­ OSEA H eadquarters.
within reasonable lim its autiiorize
m ade w ith Mti-s. Mary
ning in 1970, employees having bers of th e negotiating com m ittee
the reimbursemeivt of travel ex­
ch airm an of th e social c®
ten years’ service w ith th e Town were Law rence Haibon, W illiam
penses for duly nom inated candi­
tee, no la te r th e n May 22u
N
e
w
J
o
b
F
o
r
B
u
s
e
l
l
will receive four weeks of vaca­ Dolan, Jo h n M ahoney, Jo h n M ee­
ch ap ters will be held to t le
dates for offlcei's as herein si>ecl
ALBANY—Louis Busell, a n as­
han, D an Hickey an d th e u n it
tion.
iiixi.
sociate attorney w ith th e S ta te I n ­ ber of reservations made.
president,
M
ontgomery
B.
B
a
rre
tt.
•
35-hour
workweek,
provlCSEA also has released the elec­
sP
Copies of th e co n tract m ay be surance Fund, h as joined th e sta ff
sloixs for overtime.
tion and nom inating rules for its
Use Zip-Codea to
of th e S ta te Com m ission for
h
ad
a
t
the
office
of
th
e
Town
•
Sick
leave
Is
to
be
com­
•"^ale Executive C om m ittee listed
I'our mail.
H um an R ights.
puted on basis of h alf-d ay per Supervisor.
ill tlve constitution (Ai tlcle V, Sec­
W id e-R an g in g B e n e fits W on
C S E A 'S m ith to w n C o n tra c t
B o o sts W o rk in g C o n d itio ns
Capitol Conference
Meeting On M
onda
Resolution Comm.
Meet June 7