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FREE 5 LBS. HOT DOGS 5 LBS. SPACE RIBS 5 LBS. HAMBURGER PATTIES FOR OPENING YOUR ACCOUNT THIS WltK Ji I net in 1 OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY FOR INFORMATION WE HAVE 3 ORDERS TO CHOOSE FROM UNDER OOO TOTAL PRICE HrrKUA.VAl CLT $22.50 PER V.ONTh 4 MONTHS SAME AS CASH '4 1 Vv-t SMALL BEEF ORDERS 1 1 Two Say Pact Doubles Cost Of School Use TJy THOMAS COLLINS Civic and recreation groups "will be driven out of the schools" because a proposed contract between school custodians and the Board of Education would more than double the fees charged for using public school buildings, two Manhattan councilmen charged yesterday. Councilmen-at-Large Robert F.

Wagner Jr. and Henry J. Stern said the tentative contract between the school board and Local 81 of the International Union of Operating Engineers would increase fees from $37.75 to $83 for using schools between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m., and from $55.69 to $123 between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.

Further, the councilmen charged that the propsed contract would do nothing to remedy past abuses by the custodians. Audits by the city and state have documented that some custodians have hired relatives, used double billing, padded overtime expenses, hired friends no-show jobs, and used eeuipment paid for by taxpayers for their personal business. The councilmen urged the Emergency Financial Control Board to reject the proposed pact, which covers the two-year period from Jan. 1. 1976.

to Dec. 31. 1977. Stern and Wagner said ''it is beyond belief" that the school board could approve this agreement, which does nothing to eradicate past custodial abuses and increases fees to community groups working with youngsters. "The result is that most schools will be shuttered alter 3 p.m.

with many more kids hanging out on the streets." the councilmen said in a joint BEEF ORDERS V9J BIG BUY NOW! LOWEST PRICES IN BEEF ORDERS 3 YEARS! GUARANTEED THIS YEAR ONLY! WE CARRY ONLY USDA CHOICE PRIME MEAT CHARGE IT! IdlSTER CHA2SE. BAtiMMER-CtRD. ERICK EXPRESS. DWERS CltS. 1S1 1 VTJSIW U.S.D.A.

PRIME RIB PLATE U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRONT QUARTER U.S.D.A. CHOICE CLUB STEAK RIB STEM LITE STEAK PS'VE RIB ROAST RIBS CUBE STEM CONSIST OF RIB PLATE CLUB STEAK SWISS STEAK DELMOM-CO STEAK PRIME RIB STEAKS BAR-B-OUE STEAKS 6AR-8-QUE RIBS CHUCK ROAST POT ROAST GROUND BEEF. PLATE MEAT U.S.DJV. CHOICE EXAMPLE SAMPLE: U2 LBS 63c LB.

IOIN, IB, PLATi FLANK 'V. -B;" fVER WGT 125 to 175 LBS. ixampii SC fridA CU'S STEM B'B STl PORTER "OuSt JUfj 6 4 STEAK RIB ROAST T-BCNE STEAI SiR.OiK AAd 1 VUj STAK FILET MIGNQm SlRLO TIP ROAST JKL GROUND BEEF PLTE MEAT PJ 1 PRIME STEAK ORDER 1 P9 II PER lb. YOUR CHOICE OF ANY 3 $1.00 BONUS BUYS WITH ANY ADVERTISED ORDER OF BEEF 6 WITH SIDE 10 LBS. CHICKEN 5 LBS.

SPARE SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE. T-BOfcES. FLAdK. FILET MISNOh CLUB STE1K RIB STEAK. SOME 6R0UK0 BEEF, THE VERY BEST IN STEAKS! WHf Plr S'C CC FOR THE BEST S7EH Ciit i ir COXSIST OF LOiN RIB FLAM, i PLATE FROW THE VERT BEST A3I0 PRIME BEEF Mew Cuts Set For Subways Next Sunday The last in a series of service reductions announced for the city's subway and bus lines takes effect next Sunday, reducing late night subway service on five IND lines and one BMT line.

The latest cut completes the plan announced last January of reducing annual transit operating costs by $30 million by the summer. Latest changes on the IND system affect the A. AA. B. and GG lines and the line on the BMT.

The Transit Authority says the cuts affect only duplicate night service and will increase travel time by a few minutes for most people. Some passengers, the authority said, will now have to transfer at key stations, however. Notices to Be Posted Notices informing the riding public GROSS T. 5 LBS. HOT DOGS 5 LBS.

SAUSAGE STEAK ROAST ORDERS Bivinf you on. SIDE end all ttio tirloin, rib ro.tt, d.lmonieo, short ribt, A (round from th. othor (id. Cont'ttt of fi and aitra Rib Plat Loin I Blank. U.S.DX U.0.A.

CH0IC5 PRIME 791 1 $1 1 ATTENTION: All UW 5CC SUBJECT TC TP lOSS GUARAN. 'ft" COW plETE satis? ACT'CS 0f PtACf PACKAGE ''OS- PACKAGE 4 vON'rS SAV.3 CASH UO rwG ANNUAL CtS'tGE "A'E 5 LBS. PORK CHOPS 5 LBS. BACON ii STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. 1 00 JOHNSTON TERRACE ROCHELLE PARK, J.

999 ROUTE 17 201-845-8950 BAY RIDGE BROOKLYN, N.Y. 61 12 4th AVE. 212-439-4735 l.OOKtYN-QUIENS RIDGEWOOD-MASPETH 64-07 FRESH POND ROAD 212-381-0303 FOR NEW STORES SERVING BROOKLYN STATEN ISLAND ft LONQ ISLAND P.INCtSS tADt MT 212-948-0770 UNION, NJ. 2454 ROUTE22 201-687-5300 E. NASSAU-W.

SUFFOLK FARMINGDALE, L.I. 130 GAZZA BLVD. 5 16-293-7520-1 -2 OUEENS A NASSAU NEW HYDE PARK, LI. 1527 JERICHO TPKE. 516-775-0874 212-343-9215 KTN-NASSAU CEDARHURST, L.I.

610 CENTRAL AVE. 212-471-9770 516-569-1166 QUI ENS, INK. ASTORIA, LI. 40-13 20th AVE. 212-932-3510 about the complex changes soon will be posted on trains and stations on each of the six lines, the authority said.

The principal effects of the over-all service cuts since the beginning of the year have been: Discontinuation of the IRT Bowling Green-South Ferry shuttle. Elimination of A A service in Manhattan. Reduction of bus service and of train size on all lines during non-rush hours. Cutback of late night subway service and those periods just before and after rush hours. Reduction in the number of change booths and subway entrances, and the layoff of 181 token booth clerks and 300 police officers.

VERONA, N.J. 57S BLOOMFIELD AVE. 201-857-1122 WESTCHESTER-BX. ELMSFOtD 128 WEST MAIN ST. 914-592-4350 212-320-0111 TRENTON, NJ.

2401 SOUTH BROAD ST. 609-888-4300 IASTEIN L. I. FIVERHEAO, L.I. ROUTE 58 516-369-1088 MIDDLE SUFFOLK CNTY.

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