Middletown Parks Seen Lagging In City Improvements
Middletown's parks lag behind other projects per city planning director Robert Metz. The 1963 master plan lists seven recreation projects, only two completed, with three near completion and four still top priorities for 1970. Rising land costs and funding limits shape park prospects and a possible green belt around the city is discussed.
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Katie Krumm
Middletown
Robert Metz
W. W. Sebald Park
Metz
Roosevelt Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Jackson Park
Jefferson Playfield
Yankee Road Park
Far Hills
Breie
Mewfield
Holy Trinity Church
Eldorado
Grand Avenue
Cay
Engle
Corer
Middletown Y Wives Day Out Oct 7 Registration Opens
The Mid dletown YMCA invites women to a six session Wives Day Out program from Oct 7 to Nov 11 daily 9 15 a.m. to 2 p.m. Activities include fitness swimming crafts and a sack lunch. Nursery care is available for 25 children at 50 cents per child per day. Craft projects include soap pine cone candle holders and foam magnets. Fees total 3 per person and registration is first come first served. Program leaders are Mrs Glendon Markle Mrs Neil Richmond and Mrs Joe Fitz. Contact 422 6394 for details.
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Middletown
Ead
This Day in History Reflects Mayflower and Key Events
On September 6, 1620, Pilgrims sailed from Plymouth aboard the Mayflower toward the New World. Other notable events: Oberlin College grants equal status to women in 1837. McKinley was shot in 1901 during the Pan-American Exposition. North Pole discovery noted in 1909. Romania’s King Carol II abdicated in 1940 as Germany advanced. International atomic energy talks announced in 1954. Continuous notes through the 1960s, including Libya’s 1969 revolution and Kashmir-related tensions.
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Associated Press
Penruth
England
Oberlin Collegiate Institute
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
William McKinely
Leon Czolgosz
Robert & Perry
North Pole
Carol of
Romania
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Soldiers Hostel Opens in Jerusalem for Israeli Troops
A soldiers-only luxury hostel opened in Jerusalem this month offering a swimming pool bar and discotheque with beds at 85 cents per night and meals at minimal prices. The facility cost 1.5 million dollars funded by private contributions.
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Jerusalem
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