The Oswego County Historical Society (OCHS) recently received two adult and two child-size handmade Adirondack chairs to be raffled off as a fundraiser for the Richardson-Bates House Museum.
The Oswego County Historical Society (OCHS) recently received two adult and two child-size handmade Adirondack chairs to be raffled off as a fundraiser for the Richardson-Bates House Museum. Shown in front of the museum, from left, are Bernie Henderson and Peg McKinstry, OCHS Board of Trustees members as they thank the kind creator John Deary who’s seated in one of the chairs. Raffle tickets are available at the museum, 135 E. Third St. or from one of the society’s board members. For questions call 343-1342.
This year at the craft day there are seventeen different booths that can be visited. There will be many new gifts to choose from including a pine cone centerpiece, an advent calendar, Chai tea cup with white chocolate spoons, and a holiday pin.
They want the streets clear for snow plowing from Nov. 1 to April 1.
Leave your car on the street by mistake (which I do at least once a year) and your contribution to the city’s revenues will be $15. More if they have you towed.
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