Contests spread across Granby and county towns in 1960 primaries
A county wide view shows Granby with multiple Republican candidates for six town offices while several towns have unopposed or minimal contention. Albion, Amboy, Boylston, Constantia and Granby feature primaries or unopposed races. Scriba and Oswego Town have incumbents mainly unchallenged. Other towns show varied GOP Democrat matchups with few incumbents unopposed.
Oswego Area Summer Community Events List
Heritage Foundation of Oswego hosts a calendar sale and crafts fair at Hawley Carriage House. Oswego Civic Arts Center showcases The Sea Horse by Oswego Players. Local gatherings include chicken barbecue, skeet shooting championships, model air show near Phoenix, and multiple church and school meetings in Fulton Oswego Mexico and Central Square with varied start times from noon to 8:30 p.m.
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The
Heritage Foundation of
Oswego
Hawley Carriage House
West van Buren
Eighth Streets
Oswego Players
Oswego Civic
Fort Ontario Park
Grange Hall
West Mouroe
New York
Fulton Parents Anonymous
Presbyterian Church
South Third
Utica
Fulton
Oswego Parents Anonymous
House of Prayer
West First Street
Mexico-Parish
Parents Anonymous
Church Street
Mexico
Fulton Board of Education
Fourth Street
Central Square
Nine Mile Point 2 cost overruns flagged by auditors
Auditors reviewing the Nine Mile Point 2 project found that 25 sampled tasks started an average of 31 weeks late and that task durations averaged 8.2 weeks longer, a 72 percent increase. Labor loading exceeded space capacity with 125 workers in a pool space and 130 in a reactor containment area where only 60 to 100 were feasible.
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Nine Mile Point
Stone & Webster
Oswego GOP to contest four ward alderman seats in fall
In Oswego four of eight city wards will feature contested Republican alderman races in September primaries. Incumbents in several wards face challengers from the Republican, Conservative and Liberal lines while Democrats run unopposed in most wards. The Eighth Ward offers the only race with no incumbent candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Samuel O. Mattison
Francis DeGaetano
Raymond Henderson
Merwin L. Robinson
Franklyn Sampson
Gerald Brosnan
Ellwyn Barber
Margaret Davidson
John Steinfeld
Donald Keaton
Edward Bennett
Suzanne Shouten
Boylston
Glen McDougal
Stephen LaVere
Oren Barker
Caro-lann Reid
Steven Shirley
Charles Nemier
Madge Rudd
Wesley Wilton
Robert Edick
Granby
Marie Licciardello
Nelson Bailey
Licciardello
William Webb
Leo Andrews
Vincent Greco
Robert Smith
Jeanne Austic
Charles Knapp
Donna James
Raymond Marshall
Roy Abbott
Marshall
Abbott
Dann
Ronald Patane
Donald Chillson
Joseph Miano
James Patane
Harry Powell
Evelyn Winterhall
Dennis Kenney
Marcia Hubbard
Luther Dennison
Thelma Sidman
Marion Fowler
Leonard Fowler
Hastings
Supervisor
Richard English
Robert Apgar
Gerald Holmes
Clerk
Lorraine House
Mary Dewey
Carol Holmes
Marwin
Bill” Clark
Arthur Windey
Carrell Waldron
Ronald Myers
Gladys
Orwell
Dean Martin
Roger Clark
James Densmore
Ellsworth Barber
Douglas Henry
Harriet Hilton
Robert Pratt
Lucy Krumanacker
Francis Martin
Oswego
Joseph Zagame
John Zwierecki
William White
Office of Justice
Harold Scruton
John Aluzzo
Fred Lockwood
Hollis Mellon
Charles Sabin
James Lloyd
Redfield
Charles Ross Davis
Eugene Babcock
Robert Gibbs
James LaCelle
Francis Quderkirk
Alvin Verdon
John Bush
Lorraine Lauzenis
Earl Rogers
Francis Adams
Elaine Verdon
Viena Crouse
June Ouderkirk
County Board of Elections
James S. Sullivan
Oswego State University College
Republican Party
First Ward
Warren R. Zoni
W. Seneca
Charles B. Moore
W. van Buren St
Julian J. Prucnal, Jr
B.D
Smith Shores
Catino J. Crisoiulli
van Buren St
Third Ward
John Canale
Fourth St
Fourth Ward
Frank C. Clavelli
Eighth St
Fifth Ward
Thomas J. Halpin
Donald H. Day
Seventh St
Seventh Ward
Earl H. Gardner
Kennedy Avenue
George C. Ranous
Eisenhower Dr
Eighth Ward
Harold A. Nelson
W, Sixth St
James T. Comerford
Bronson St
Robert Bradshaw
Minerva St
Anthony
Flip" Malone
W. Utica St
W. Eighth St
Edward Marott
E. Eighth St
Clifford F. Harris
Kennedy Ave
Avery E. Johnson
James G. Cloonan
W. Schuyler St
John M. Canale
W. Fourth St
BE. Eighth St
W. Seventh St
Earl Gardner
County Office of Aging closes satellite stations
Oswego county dispatches closing of satellite aging stations in Cleveland Constantia Hastings Phoenix Pulaski Sandy Creek Southwest Oswego New Haven and Fulton due to nonresponse. Oswego office and outreach staff remain available daily to aid seniors with nutrition home care and transportation services.
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Oswego
Cleveland
Constantia
Hastings
Phoenix
Pulaski
Sandy Creek
New Haven
Fulton
River
East First Street
Helen Schneible
Palermo
Evelyn Loveland
Myrtie Holst
Bernhards Bay
Alice Moot
Richland
Oswego Art Guild Granted Funds for Accessible Arts Center
The Oswego Art Guild received a $9,200 grant from the John Ben Snow Foundation of Pulaski to fund renovations at the Oswego Civic Arts Center in Fort Ontario Park. The money will cover a wheelchair lift and interior upgrades to make the arcade gallery and first floor studios accessible to handicapped patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oswego Art Guild
John Ben Snow Foundation
Pulaski
Oswego Civic Arts Center
Fort Ontario Park
Sacendatogr
Phoenix church women host annual bazaar
The women’s group of the Phoenix United Church of Christ First Congregational will hold its annual bazaar from ten in the morning to five in the afternoon on October 23 and 24 at the church located at Bridge and Jefferson streets. A wide variety of handmade items will be sold including baby blankets sweaters mittens Christmas decorations hats scarves slippers and baby bibs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Phoenix United Churchw of Christ, First Congregational
Church
Bridge and
Jefferson Streets
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Williamstown
Amboy
Richard F. Bryant
Herbert Healey
Ed Walshvelle
Kathleen M. Wilkinson
Henry Piseski
Lillian Kesel
Edmund Lescewski
Earl Skinner
Leonora Drought
Harold Brockett
Bernice Dabrowski Heintz
Board of Elections Officials
Francis Cooper
Richard Tyler
Ralph Kelley
Ruth Metzger
Alice D. Williams
Howard C. Ungleich
Richard N. Carroll
Ronald Sterling
Janet Watford
Hannibal
Theodore
Robert Britton
Mary Yablonski
Mark Colvin
Samuel Weber
Charles Cutuli
Mark Gibbs
Marilyn Halsey
Harry Nicholson
Kenneth Rude
James Spicer
Minetto
Reuel Todd
William Scheuerman
Coleen Gauthier
Bernice Miller
John Leto
John Flanagan
Gordon Proud
Donald L. Gifford
Elwood Baker
Harold Coleman
Phyllis Got
Anthony Barone
Susan Bock
Gordon Schipper
Robert Babbitt
Elizabeth Sheldon
Linda Searles
Stuart DeMar
Francis Brown
George Jerrett
Diana Fox
Melvin Haynes
Nancy King
Dorothy DeMar
Bonnie Woolson
Robert Parkhurst
Eileen Clark
Ferris Haven
Richard Phelps
AGOP
Fred Webster
Hirram Vann
Mary ElHage
Shirley Daniels
Linda Brown
Howard Robbins
Frederick Timerson
Lois Hough
Rexford DeLong
Robert Flint
Willard Redhead
Parish
William Scriber
James C. Petrie
Alan Blair
Harold Wert
Donald Merritt
J. Mark Anderson
Wayne Graham
Althea Hall
Harry Rudat
Fred Shaffer
Charlene Dano
Robert Crim
Eleanor Cusack
Raymond Baker
Clifford Sherman
Gary McNitt
Arthur Hilliker
Willard Frary
Gerald Gallagher
Lewis Watson
Harold Hubbard
Harold Wing
Hal McDougal
Jerry Brown
John Griffis
Wayne Kimball
Charles Russell
Darrell Kehoe
Helen Clark
Bethyl Killam
James Wing
Carolyn Blount
Alden Wade
Schroeppel
Arthur Ospelt
John Brandt
Francis Balcom
Robert Bortles
Edna Weaver
Frank Church
Charles Crawley
Paul Hammond
Norman Canale
Kenneth Martin
Gladys Peck
Clyde Upcraft
West Monroe
Arlene Casella
Elizabeth Shaw
Elet Vollmer
Ernest Corlis
Reginald Maher
Anne Walker
Elwin Fisher
Howard Camper
Terry McKay
Ivan Kaine
Norman Johnston
Stewart Pappa
Alan Hopkinson
Paul Darling
Leigh
Spike" Trudell
Esther Barber
Phyllis McConnell
James van Winkle
Onelamae Pritton
Richard Skellington
Kenneth Wheeler
Amy Joyner
Immaculate Conception Church of
Nestle Park
By Steve Carlic
County Office of Aging