Decision Due from Albany Delays on Oswego Bridge Plan
Albany awaits a DPW decision on postponing Oswego lower bridge reconstruction beyond November as requested by Mayor Ralph Shapiro. Les Strong Inc. signed the contract, but it becomes legal only after still-pending state approvals.
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Syracuse
New York State Department of Public Works
Les Strong, Inc
Whitney Point
N. Y
Oswego
Ralph Shapiro
Albany
Shapiro
Towlson
DPW
Community Club Awards Pay-off Dinner Draws 150 Guests
The third annual Community Club Awards Pay-off dinner at Vona's restaurant drew over 150 WOSC guests including sponsors from Fulton Syracuse Rochester and local officials. Ollie Purvis presented an $800 grand prize as part of a $2 000 total in the 13 week CCA Contest with winners from St Pauls Alter Rosary Trinity Methodist WSCS Fulton Elks Ah Wonta Fulton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club Awards
WOSC
Vona
Fulton
Syracuse
Rochester
Anamae Mitchell
Nelson Guyette
Jack Woods
Frank Dale
Nick Sterno
Robert Rooney
Jack Sullivan
Pat Reilly
Ollie Purvis
CCA
Jimmy Stone
Wall Tucker
St. Paul’s Alter-Rosary Society
Trinity Methodist Wscs
Holy Family Altar-Rosary Society
Elks Club
Ah! Wonta Coouiettes
Gaucho Auxiliary of
St. John's
Beta Chi
Jaycee Wives
Newcomers Club
Southwest Oswego Wscs
Woman's City Club
Thomas G. Caldwell
Oswego Center
Covell Retires From East-Side Bank Post
Oswegonian Benjamin J. Covell retires after 44 years as teller at Marine Midland Trust Co East side office. He began at First National Bank in 1921, continued through bank mergers in the 1930s, and has long been known in the community. He lives at 187 E Seventh St with daughter Nancy Metcalf and son Donald. His wife Marie Connolly died in 1951.
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Benjamin J. Covell
Marine-Midland Trust Co
Covell
First National Bank
First
Second National
Chaffee's Business School
Donald
Utica
Nancy Metcalf
E. Seventh St
Marie Connolly
Notice of Tentative Assessment Roll Hearing in New Haven
The Town of New Haven Oswego County Assessors have completed the tentative assessment roll for the current year. A copy is at Naomi Stone Milea's North Road home for inspection until the third Tuesday of June. On that day from 10 AM to 2 PM they will meet at the Town Clerk office to hear verified written complaints from those aggrieved.
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New Haven
Oswego
Naomi Stone Milea
North Road
Naomi Stone Milea Erwin R
Cor Irwin EF
Boothe
Schaffer UK property case awards 46400 in condemnation
A three-member panel awarded 46400 to condemn parcels on E First and Second St owned by John Schaffer. Appraiser for owner valued both parcels at 62000, while LPA's rep listed 22500 and 7500. Judge Sullivan to confirm or deny within 30 days. Also confirmed 6000 for KK First St parcel owned by William and Olive Purvis.
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E. First and Second St
John Schaffer
John P. Martin
Syracuse
Humes M. Flynn
Washingtonville
N. Y
LPA
State Supreme Court
Eugene
F. Sullivan
Justice Sullivan
First St
William and Olive Purvis
John P. Chwalek
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
New York
Crawford's Road Mileage Bill Wins
Albany The Senate passed and sent to Gov Rockefeller a bill requiring town highway superintendents to accurately report the annual mileage of all town highways for the official record and state accountability.
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Crawford
Bill
Albany
Senate
Rockefeller
Law bill targets phantom highways in state aid payments
The bill sponsored by Assemblyman Edward F. Crawford of Oswego, sent to the state superintendent of Public Works, seeks to curb state aid to towns with non existent highways. It requires details in the annual report and would eliminate future payments for phantom highways.
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State Superintendent of Public Works
Edward F. Crawford
Oswego
Crawford
Nutrition note from Ithaca on sufficient nutrient intake
Prof Grace Steininger of Cornell University College of Home Economics argues during a nutrition conference that Americans can meet nutrient recommendations without extra calories or supplements. She notes that varied, abundant foods provide the needed nutrients without resorting to vitamins or minerals.
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Ithaca, N. Y
UPI
United States
Grace Steininger
Cornell University College of Home Economics
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Earl E. Towlson
Saco Automotive
General Electric Refrigerator
Itere
General Electric
Snyder & Mackin, Inc
W. First St
Bank
Schaffer UK
Wayne Special
Wayne Specia
Johnson
Wayne
Dandruff
Speedy Twins
Alka-Seltzer
West First ST
Ione
Ste
CORD
Ee Brewing
Aluminum
Saraka
Bauer & Black
Ayne Coupon
Delsey
Tuer Oe
Ee ‘Colgate
Wayne Drugs
Gillette
Wayne Coupon
Aerosol Bomb Limited
St. Mary’s School
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