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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
5
Rev. John W. Lynch recalls Dean Michael Barry and Oswego's fight to switch from river to lake water in Central New York. The Oswego Times praised Barry's campaign for health and revenue, noting the 1908 adoption and the lasting impact on the city.
In simple history the man who helped shape the present water proposal is Father Barry. Born in County Cork Ireland on August 15 1831 he was ordained in 1861 and served as pastor in Saratoga Oswego and beyond. He died October 23 1914 and his work may extend to Syracuse where a toast in water would honor him.
The Methodist Church of Southwest Oswego announces a Vacation Church School from June 25 to 29, daily 9 to 11:45. Ages 5 to 11 attend with a Parents night on July 1 to view results. Directors and teachers named. transportation provided. contact numbers listed.
Birth announcements list several families in Oswego including KIRK FONTANA FIELDS SCHNEIDER and MacLEAN with June births. A 21-year-old Phoenix man, John C Sleeth, led state police on a 60 mile chase from Suttons Corners to Adams Center at speeds up to 75 mph before being arrested near Adams Center. The pursuit involved multiple troopers and ended after Sleeth struck a utility pole and fled the crash scene.
Officials in Warren and Washington counties agree to postpone the 3 percent hotel and restaurant tax and 2 percent general tax to July 15 following a state judge's request. Boards will hold special meetings next week to comply as lawsuits over referendum rights and proper adoption continue.
The Board of Education meets at City Hall at 7 30 p m with a public hearing on the 1962 63 district budget at 8 p m Superintendent Mark H FitzGibbons notes a halt for the hearing then resumes with bids for sound systems at Fitzhugh Park and Kingsford Park schools a vandalism report for May and potential changes to summer school faculty appointments plus routine district reports and matters.
Dairymen from the New York New Jersey milkshed urge a U S hearing on safeguards for shipments into the marketing area. Three cooperatives petitioned the U S Agriculture Department after a Supreme Court ruling threatens the federal state milk order by barring outside shippers from compensatory payments.
The court held that compensatory payments required from outside milk sellers by cooperatives in Pennsylvania and related groups were illegal barriers to trade in the New York New Jersey marketing area. The ruling involved the Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers of Pennsylvania and Suncrest Farms challenging the dues.
In New York, buyers faced higher costs as American dark ranch mink fetched a record $150 per pelt at Hudson's Bay Co Fur Sales auctions. The marked price signals peak fur trade values as shoppers plan gifts like mink coats.
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