Aldermen Approve Canal Work and Two New Play Areas
Aldermen authorize filling part of the hydraulic canal and approve two new play areas. Commissioner Robert K. Turner cites a project cost not exceeding 96 000 for concrete pipe and derrick work north of Bridge Street. One park will serve the Retarded Children’s School at Fort Ontario, the other will be the Crisafulh Park on the former Diamond Match site, with future fencing and equipment. A third area near Southpark is delayed due to Niagara Mohawk Power Co ownership.
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Robert K. Turner
Seventh Ward
Vincent A. Corsall
Turner
Bridge St
Fort Ontario
Charles C. Crisafulh
Veterans Organization
Southpark
Niagara-Mohawk Power Co
Batchelor
Kirke MM. White
Alder
Oswego considers raise for meter maintenance man
Oswego council debates increasing Harold Bond's annual salary from 400 to 800 for meter maintenance, sealer duties, and collections, noting 110 more meters since 1942. City attorney cautions against piecemeal raises. vote 6 to 1 to direct amendment preparation.
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Harold J. Bond
Bond
Council
Sullivan
White
Corsall
City council actions and bids delay noted in July 1959 minutes
Aldermen heard that a bidding delay caused by late filings sent the observance contract to the lowest bidder. Council invited Leo R. Barry of Utica to discuss an Electrical Code. Corsall presented a veto on Local Law No 3 of 1959, and the pumper delivery was set for July 15. The Naval Reserve lease for a 200 foot Lake St. strip may extend to 1982. Traffic signs and a 2000 contract with Sargent Webster Crenshaw Folley for Urban Renewal plans were approved with one safety exception and a three month schedule.
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Iyay
Dehm
Naval Reserve
Lake St
East Bridge St
Tenth
Eleventh Sts
Wills
Fitzhugh Park School
East Eleventh
Cayuga Sts
Bridge
Corsall
Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw & Folley
Oswego High Band Spring Concert May 13
The Oswego High School Concert Band presents its thirteenth annual Spring Concert in Robinson Auditorium on Wednesday May 13 at 8 pm. The program includes Liberty Bell March Sleepers Wake Where Is Your Heart Romanian Rhapsody La Sorella March Trumpeters Lullaby and Big band pieces with soloists and a novelty duet Yoarler. Tickets available from band members or at the door.
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Oswego High School
Robinson Auditorium
Liberty Bell
Sousa
Auric
Borel-Clere
Anderson
Robert Grulich
Fughetta
Stainer
Ana
Joan Bullard
Jeannine Lambert
Wills Filed in Surrogate Court for Several Estates
Mary F. Tie died in the city April 11 and her will admitted to probate. Co executrices Helen Heilig Murphy and Virginia Troy Ohlandt seek letters testamentary with estate valued unknown. one third each to Michael J. Troy heirs and Ellen T. Heilig, and one third to Mary D. Whittaker and Crowley family members. Also McGrath will leaves all to sister Helen M. Czirr with Richard C. Mitchell as attorney. Edith T. Blais dell estate seeks administration, Frances C. Shoemaker and Mary E. Minor to receive distributions. Henry E. Taylor seeks administration on Harry F. Taylor estate, as sole distributive.
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Mary F. Tie
Richard N. Donovan
Helen Heilig Murphy
Virginia Troy Ohlandt
Thomas F. Zain
Michael J. Troy
Ellen T. Heilig
Mary D. Whittaker
George B. Crowley
Joseph T. Crowley
Thomas F. Crowley
Helen M. Hooker
M. Florence McGrath
Helen M. Czirr
Richard C. Mitchell
Edith T. Blaisdell
Central Square
Phoenix Central School Spring Concert
The High School Music department presents its annual Spring Concert in the J. C. Birdle auditorium on Thursday evening May 14 at 8 p.m. The program features performances by the bands and chorus with students likely to showcase the year’s work.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
J. C. Birdlebough
Band Concert Directed by Vin J and Castiglione Ensemble
The band, directed by Vin J and featuring America Our Heritage cent, with chorus Steele and brass led by Mrs. Jean Moshierment, performs a free program. Selections include One World and My Lord What A Mornin with a march and four episodes for band, plus The Stars and Stripes Forever. Invited speakers and garden club talks follow at the Syracuse YMCA. Tickets at the door.
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Vin J
America
Cent Castiglione
Steele
Jean Moshierment
Arr
Wilson
Burleigh
Little David
Eckstein
Joseph Farrell
Romberg
Murray
Mills
Delta Meeting At Milas Duncan Home
Delta will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Milas Dolores Duncan located at 134 West Eighth Street.
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Kailes J. Dehm
Ford
BIG Ben Ford, Inc
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Cayuga
Ma Eyl
Nset
Peterraby Ati
Pitisburgh Paints
Archive
OHS
Troy
McGrath
Oswego Garden Club
Zelda Wyatt Schulke
Onondaga Garden Club
Syracuse
Treasury
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