Demolition Bid Table on 110 ft Stack at Fitzgibbons Site
Fitzgibbons Boiler Co bids for a 110 ft stack demolition were tabled as council sought clarity on who would reimburse the city if work proceeded. Bids came from Ray's Aerial Construction 3150, Wiltsie Construction 3590, Tarason Construction 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgibbons Boiler Co
Common Council
John O'C. Conway
Conway
Ray
Aerial
Fulton
Wiltsie Construction
Oswego
Tarason Construction
Syracuse
Local 54 Pickets Holiday Inn Project Over CanadiAn Workers
Local 54 Bricklayers Union picketed the Holiday Inn site at E First and Bridge after three local bricklayers refused work since Monday when four Canadians were hired for the job. Sal Masonry Co of Syracuse is contractor on both projects with Norson Construction at Riley School and William Pahl Construction at the inn. Border Patrol notified and due to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday Inn
E. First and Bridge Sts
Bricklayers’ Union
Joseph Holland
Oswego
Sal Masonry Co
Syracuse
Charles E. Riley
Holland
Sal
Syracuse Masonry
Norson Construction Co
Riley School
William Pahl Construction Co
New Inn
U. S. Border Patrol
Solons Approve Two Changes In Local Laws
Public hearings preceded the common council vote on two local laws about traffic regulation and the Department of Engineering. No opposition appeared. The traffic changes set fines up to ten dollars for violations and clarify curb and driveway obstruction rules. The Engineering change creates a four year term for the city engineer, removes the civil engineer requirement, and names Anthony Leotta as the new engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Department of Engineering
Anthony Leotta
Jerominek and Coatta Deaths Readied for Funeral Services
Jerominek Stanley J Steve Jerominek of 96 W Sixth St husband of Agnes Louise Fitzgibbons Jerominek. Funeral at Kozlowski Funeral Home Wednesday 8:30 then St Marys Church 9 Burial in St Peters Cemetery Friends may call this evening and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. Coatta Matte O Coatta died Monday June 9 1969 daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Stone Coatta wife of William Coatta Funeral Thursday June 12 19469 8:30 am P J Cullinans West Seventh Cayuga St and 9 am St Marys Church Interment St Peters Cemetery Call Tuesday evening 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerominek
Stanley J
Steve) Jerominek
Sixth St
Agnes Louise Fitzgibbons
Kozlowski
St.Mary's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
County Firemen Make Six Runs
Oswego Fire Control logged six alarms in 24 hours. Fire Engine Co. One led by Lt. Charles Leonard tackled a car fire at 167 W Eighth St. no damage. Other calls included a brush fire near railroad tracks at Richland, a barn interior fire at Weatherby residence in Pulaski, a lost girl sighting on Mallory Road later found in Sandy Creek, a light damage fire at Kirby Creek Gun Club, and a controlled burn at Doris Park after the owner demolished the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Fire Control
Oswego's Fire Engine Co
Charles Leonard
Eighth St
Everett L. Schlabebeck
Richland
Pulaski
Central Square
Mallory Road
Mary Katard
Brewerton
D. R. Ingraham
Sandy Creek
Palermo Fire Dept
Kirby Creek
Obituary of Matie O Coatta longtime Oswego resident
Matie O Crimmins Coatta died Monday at Beadle Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in Oswego to Thomas and Elizabeth Crimmins she was lifelong resident, widow of William Coatta, former clerk at Burdens and Marsdens Store, and a St Mary’s Church communicant. Survived by daughters Helen Osborn, Margaret Hartman, Ruth Annal. four grandchildren. sister Irene Crimmins. Services Thursday at P J Cullinan's Sons Funeral Home and St Mary’s Church. burial in St Peter's Cemetery. Visiting hours tonight 7 to 9 and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Matie O. Coatta
West Schuyler St
Beadle
Oswego
Thomas and
Elizabeth Stone Crimmins
William Coatta
St. Mary’s Church
Burdens and Marsdens
Anson
Surplus Food Distribution Schedule Announced
The monthly federal surplus food distribution will take place tomorrow at the State Armory from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A new pickup plan divides by last name: A through K from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and L through Z from 12 noon to 3 p.m. Cards marked for pickup will be checked at the door. Applicants must resign for July through September by June 20 if previously signed in. pay stubs required if employed.
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State
Mother and Son Graduate in Front of State Seal
Mrs Chauncey earned a bachelor of science in elementary education after completing evening division courses. Her son also graduated with a bachelor of science degree in industrial arts in the ceremony held before the state seal.
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Seal of
Chauncey
Dorothy Chauncey of
Cato
Ronald Stand
4-H Representative Albert Sabin to Spend 6 Months Abroad
Albert Sabin son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sabin of Fruit Valley has been chosen by the International Farm Youth Exchange for a six month Switzerland stay this summer and fall He, a junior at State University College at Oswego, has held 4 H Council President Camp Counselor and delegate roles and will report home on return in December to aid citizenship and international understanding programs He will join a private funded exchange with Ford Motor Company as a sponsor and about 20 Americans are selected yearly for the program Sabin performed dairy and small fruits projects during seven years with the Royal Champions 4 H Club of Southeast Oswego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sabin
Charles Sabin
Fruit Valley
International Farm Youth Exchange
Switzerland
Sabina
State University College
Oswego
Albany
Washington
D.C
Ford Motor Company
Sabin
Royal Champions 4-H
Jury Draws In Cunningham Case In Hastings
A jury will be drawn Tuesday in County Court for Judson Cunningham of Hastings charged with unlawfully omitting to provide. Cunningham pleads innocent. represented by Robert Leverton of Syracuse. Judge Don H. Stacy also sentenced Gary Laird for probation violation to the Elmira Reception Center under state correction provisions.
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Pulaski
Judson Cunningham
Hastings
Cunningham
Robert Leverton
Syracuse
Don H. Stacy
Gary Laird
Elmira
State Department of Correction
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Tillapaugh held
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Tillapaugh widow of Waler Tillapaugh who died Saturday at Oswego Hospital were held this afternoon at 2 at Scoville Funeral Home. The Rev Frank Smith United Methodist Church Minetto officiated. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Tillapaugh
Waler Tillapaugh
Oswego Hospital
Scoville
Frank Smith
United Methodist Church
Minetto
Riverside Cemetery
Services for John Pauldine and Catherine Fragale Held
Funeral services were held at Family Funeral Home and St. Joseph's Church for John Pauldine husband of Josephine DeSantis Pauldine and for Catherine Chalone Fragale widow of Samuel Fragale. High Mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Francis J. Furfar o assisted by deacon Rev. Edward Patane and sub deacon Rev. Chester Misercola. Committal prayers followed at St. Peter's Cemetery. Bearers included John Pauldine Jr Jack Pauldine John Pauldine Robert Barbera Francis Calverse Philip Falise Phillip Michael Robert Michael Fragale Fred Capizzi and Raymond Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pauldine
Josephine DeSantis Pauldine
Utica St
St. Joseph's Church
Francis J. Furfaro
Edward Patane
Chester Misercola
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Father Patane
Catherine M. Fragale
Catherine Chalone Fragale
Samuel Fragale
Liberty St
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Smegelsky
St. Peter's Cemetery
Phillip
Michael
Robert
Michael Fragale
Fred Capizzi
Raymond Smith
Scriba audit flags bid and payment flaws in town finances
State examiners faulted Scriba for contracts over $1000 without public bids, unverified claims, missing receipts, and improper use of the General Fund for water meters. The 1966 67 audit noted overdrawn funds, lack of contracts with two fire companies, and unauthorised payments. Supervisor Jones says reforms, new receipt systems, and rebudgeted water district liabilities address the issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jones
General Fund
Water District
Jones
Seriba
Minetto
Route 104
Hall Road
Supervisors Urged to Avoid Overdrawn Funds and Liabilities
Examiners advise against overdrawn appropriation accounts and using one year's funds for next year's claims. They cite Town Law, Section 119, noting unpaid liabilities for water districts on Dec 31 1967: Seneca Hill 975.42, Route 104 4398.91, Hall Road 7276.90, with similar findings in general and highway funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Hill
Hall Road
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Fitzgibbons Boiler Company
Central Square Implement Co
Massey Ferguson
Dept. of Works
Municipal Association of Management and Supervision
Lawrence St
Walnut St
St. Paul's New Church
W. Seventh St
Parks and Playgrounds Committee
Wilbur's Grill
W. Bridge St
Joseph Swhech
Dublin St
Marie Skillen
W. Schuyler St
New Holiday Inn Project
Dexter
Red Llcl
First ST
Lincoln Bank
Versity College
Ron Graduat
Scriba
ESSO
Bill's
Esso Daily
E. 5Th & Bridge
Bulova
Schneider
Jewelers
New York
Bai kAmericard
BankAmericard
Clincol
Lincoln National Bank & 7
Ry. Bank
York
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