Oswego Auditors Say City Has Bonding And Taxing Power To Spare
New York state auditors report Oswego’s bonding and taxing power ample and debt reduced by over 85000 in 1960 and 1961. Bonded debt on Dec 31 1961 stood at 4065695, about 6500000 beneath Constitutional limit, and 1961 taxes were 1233917, 928178 under total taxing power. The 151 page review also covers Library finances with proper accounting, while noting technical criticisms mainly in Water Fund cash account and local procedures needing alignment with state laws.
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Oswego
Department of Audit and Control
Ralph Shapiro
Edwin M. Allen
Water Fund
State Auditors Round on Parade Fund and City Payments
City auditors fault Industrial Commission expenses including 27 for six Chamber of Commerce tickets 52 50 for 27 luncheons and 21 for lunch with Atroll officials saying the claims violated General City Law. They also oppose city appropriations of 500 in 1960 and 200 in 1961 to the Armed Forces Day committee as no legal provision allows such spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Commercial Relations Commission
Ralph Shapiro
Tone
Industrial Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Armed Forces Day Committee
Common Council
City audit flags misposted water funds and rent overpayment
Auditors found water revenues credited correctly while cash was charged to General Fund instead of Water Fund. Overpayment of 99 dollars on a West Second Street parking lot lease prompted calls for refund. Officials criticized uniform allowance payments and hampers in billing practices and urged tighter accounting controls and procedures.
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Roy D. Simmons
West Second St
Common Council
City Chamberlain
Lake City Police Club
Bene
City notes focus on tax account and debts to wipe out
Officials in the Chamberlain's office reviewed the tax account with technical remarks. The report cited several prior comments and urged steps to wipe out credits, including the debt of the NYO & W railroad as a dead horse.
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NYO & W
Oswego County Bridge Sponsors Charity Game Schedule
Ida Lepine notes two session charity game by the Oswego County Bridge Association at the Fortnightly Club to benefit the YMCA Building Fund and the Newman Foundation Drive. Play begins 2 p.m. and 8 15 p.m. Huntington Circle meets 6 30 p.m. at 15 Porter St. Alonzo Clayton home. Young Women’s Independent Bowling League plans 8 p.m. gathering at Birdie McManus’ camp to organize annual banquet.
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Oswego County Bridge Association
Y.M.C.A. Building Fund
Newman Foundation
Huntington Circle of
Christ Church
Alonzo Clayton
Porter St
Birdie McManus
Riker’s Beach
Southwest Oswego Hope Grange 115 Meeting Reminder
The Southwest Oswego Hope Grange 115 will meet Saturday at 8 30 pm in the Grange Hall to discuss important bus iness.
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Oswego Hope
Oswego Center M Y F Spaghetti Supper Set for June Twenty Ninth
Oswego Center M Y F hosts its second annual spaghetti supper on June 29 at 5 30 pm in Community Hall. The public is invited to attend.
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Oswego Center
M.Y.F
Lake City Eastern Star Chapter to Hold Friday Meeting
The regular meeting of Lake City Chapter 352 Order of the Eastern Star will be at the Masonic Temple Friday evening. A 6:30 covered dish supper precedes the program paying tribute to Sideliners. members to bring table service and a dish. R W Helen Coe is supper chairman.
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Lake City
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
R.W. Helen Coe
Italian World War Veterans Dance Promises Evening Fun
Charles A. Crisafulli Post 15 invites members and guests to a Saturday dance at 9 p.m. with the Pat Guido Band after a 7:30 buffet lunch at the club rooms on West Utica Street. Committee chairs are Joe Bellardini and Joe Boni. tickets from members or at the door.
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Charles A. Crisafulli
Pat Guido
West
Utica St
Joe Bellardini
Joe Boni
Joseph Ambrosetti
Legion picnic set near Sears Pond with July prepare notes
American Legion auxiliary and Legionnaires plan a June 29 picnic at John O Learys camp near Sears Pond. Attendees should bring meat for their group and a dish to share. Meet at Legion rooms at 9 am or in New Boston at 11 am. For details call Mrs Norman Hall or Mrs Joseph O Leary.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Sears Pond
John O'Leary
Legion Rooms
New Boston
Norman Hall
Joseph O'Leary
Wilkes Relocated to Appleton After Company Transfer
Mr and Mrs William Wilke and their daughters moved Tuesday from 21 Gregory Street to Appleton Wisconsin as Mr Wilke transfers within Marathon Division of American Can Corp He was traffic manager at the former Marathon plant in town Mrs Wilke is active in the Civic Orchestra and has taught as a substitute in public schools.
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William Wilke
Gregory St
Appleton
Wis
Wilke
Marathon Division
American Can Corp
Marathon
Mohnkern Re-Elected by State Chamber
Saratoga Springs William Zucker, vice president of the Downtown Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, is the new president of the New York State Chamber of Commerce Executives Association. Zucker was elected Tuesday at the annual meeting, succeeding Heath D. Andrews of Binghamton, who became a director at large. Floyd E. Ruble of Watertown was elected vice president. Lionel A. Mohnkern of Oswego was re-elected secretary-treasurer.
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Saratoga Springs
William Zucker
Manhattan
Kiwanis Club Edges Steelworkers In Babe Ruth Contest
Kiwanis Club defeated Steelworkers Local 2733 for its first Babe Ruth League win at Fort Ontario. The full game story was mislaid and re written later but the official scorebook had already been retrieved, leaving a brief report. The Steelworkers suffered a fourth defeat in five outings. A photo of the Kiwanis squad appears on today’s sports page.
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Kiwanis Club
Steelworkers
Fort Ontario
Kiwanis
Kennedy in Berlin Beacons of Freedom Pulse Through West Berlin
President Kennedy arrived at Checkpoint Charlie after a 110 mile flight over East Germany. West Berliners cheered as Kennedy, with Adenauer and Brandt, rode a 29 car motorcade to the wall, saluting a city determined to stand firm.
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Checkpoint Charlie
West Berlin
East Berlin
Kennedy
East Germany
Wiesbaden
West Germany
Brandt
Free World
Clay
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
United States
Germany
Alliance For Freedom
President
Alliance For Peace
Adenauer
Oswego Man James E. Hoey Dies After Illness
James E. Hoey, 58, husband of Pauline E. Riley Hoey, died last evening in Oswego hospital after a long illness. Born in Oswego, he was the son of the late Edward and Eleanor Maines Hoey. He is survived by two sons, James E. Hoey Jr. of Philadelphia and David P. Hoey of New York City. Funeral services will be Friday, June 28, at 10 a.m. at P. J. Cullinan's Sons, Inc. Burial in St. Paul’s cemetery. Visitation Thursday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. He formerly operated an appliance store, was once in the candy business with his father, and later worked for the New York State Employment office. He was a director of the Security Building & Loan Association and a Oswego Country Club member.
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James E. Hoey
Pauline E. Riley Hoey
W. Schuyler Sr
Oswego Hospital
Oswego
Edward and
Eleanor Maines Hoey
James E. Hoey Jr
Philadelphia
David P. Hoey
New York City
P. J. Cullinan’s Sons, Inc
St. Paul's
Hoey
West First St
New York State Employment Office
Security Building & Loan Association of
Order of Arrow Inducts Largest Group at Camp Pines
The Oswego County Aola lodge inducted 40 new members Tuesday night at Camp Pines in the largest single group in its history. Forty completed the 24 hour Ordeal begun Monday, with 17 earning Brotherhood honors. Richard Loomis of Fulton led the ceremony, aided by 20 lodge members.
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Order of the Arrow
Camp 12
Pines
Balance Scouts
Brotherhood” Honor
Order
Richard Loomis
Fulton
Boy Scout Association of
Oswego County
Two Speeders Fined in City Court
Two speeders appeared before Judge Thomas M Mc Gough this morning in City Court both pleaded guilty and each paid 10 fines. The pair were David M Wilson Minetto RD 5 and Joel A Davis Oswego RD 2. Three other drivers paid recent fines at the Traffic Clerk s desk: Carol Ferraro Farmingdale red light violation John Ketcham Oswego RD 5 failed to exercise caution at an intersection and George Dexter Mexico ignored a stop sign all paid 5 fines issued by Patrolmen Torbitt Swiech and Galletta.
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Thomas M. McGough
David M. Wilson
Minetto RD 5
Joel A. Davis
Oswego RD
Carol Ferraro
Farmingdale
John Ketcham
Oswego
George Dexter
Mexico
James R. Torbitt
Joseph Swiech
John Galletta
Oswego Youth Employment Service Opens Under Mayor Shapiro
Mayor Ralph Shapiro praised the new Oswego Youth Board and its partners the Chamber of Commerce the Board of Education Palladium Times and local radio stations for launching a Youth Employment Service. He noted 17 jobs were filled on day one and cited $1500 city funding with $750 state return as well spent.
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Ralph Shapiro
Ange Vona
Chamber of Commerce
Mark FitzGibbons
Eugene Yennock
Catholic High
Lionel Mohnkern
Barbara Proud
Oswego Youth Board
Shapiro
Oswego Board of Education
The
Palladium Times
WSGO
WOSC
Post-Standard and
Herald-American
Common Council
Oswego
Daniel Snyder and Nancy Lickovich wed in Bethel Park
Mr and Mrs Daniel M Snyder were married June 22 at Hamilton Presbyterian Church Bethel Park Pittsburgh Pa The bride Nancy J Lickovich is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lickovich of Churchill Borough and formerly Oswego The groom is son of Dr and Mrs Charles M Snyder of Oswego Judith Witt was maid of honor Sally Ann Lickovich junior bridesmaid Walter S Tucker was best man Richard Cimildoro usher The couple will live in Cortland Mrs Snyder studied at State University College Oswego and Duquesne University The groom is a Mohawk Valley Technical Institute graduate and works for Goodyear.
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Daniel M. Snyder
Hamilton Presbyterian Church
Bethel Park
Pittsburgh
Cortland
Snyder
Nancy J. Lickovich
Joseph Lickovich
Churchill Borough
Oswego
Charles M. Snyder
Judith Witt
Sally Ann Lickovich
Walter S. Tucker
Mr. Snyder
Richard Cimildoro
State University College
Duquesne University
Mohawk Valley Technical Institute
Goodyear Co
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N. Y
Volent Association
Oswego Fire Department
City Hall
Armour Beef
Porterhouse
Seneca
Family Market
Syracuse Ave
Ida Lepine
Charlotte Molnar
Frank
Chicago, Ill
Samuel Garlock
Draper St
Molnar
Elizabeth
Weer
Couples Club
Trinity Methodist Church
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Floyd Potter
Edward Knoop
Rathburn Rd
Charles Bahner
Carol
Osthan
State University College At
Wisconsin
Mohnkern
STATE
Oswego Youth
Board OF Educat
Chamber OF Comm
Ucr
Denys
Savage Sam
Batts
Friskies
Oswego Theatre
Jason and the
James EF. Hoey
Order of Arrow
Shapiro Lands
Youth Agency
Daniel Snyder
Nancy Lickovich
Oswego Theater
Yellow Canary
Oklahoma
Midway Drive-In
Zotz
Attwood
Atlantic
W. First
Utica Sts
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