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John, I don't know where you get all these pictures but keep them coming. I just never know what I will see next or read when I log on. I hope you have as much fun maintaining this site as I have checking it out.
Thanks, Jean. I do have fun maintaining this site. I get these photos from all over the place, mainly from the Newark Public Library, where I have Dennis, Valerie and Willis to thank for their help.
Bodholt's Diner is now entering its third year, and as long as I can find interesting photos of Roseville and Newark, I will keep them coming.
This same picture of the Cyclone at Palisade's Park is one of several giant-size,"Americana" wall murals in the Customer Service Center at the Stonebriar Mall in Frisco, Texas. I thought that was so cool the first time I saw it. I had to find my wife and daughter who were shopping elsewhere to see it.
I remember that Palisades Park was the "home of the world's largest, salt water pool!" and "Cousin Bruce's" remote broadcasts for WABC - 770AM!
Ah yes, Olympic Park -- with the big pool and the sand beach, right? then, of course, there was Rye Beach, and the boat ride -- but we went over that one a ways back on this board.
I remember visiting Palisades Park with my parents and seeing "Cousin Brucie" in person. Shock Shock, He was Bald! A few years later on ABC's version of Hullabaloo he had a lush full head of "hair." The wonders of nylon.
Linda Rice Miller Class of 65
Come on over...
Palisades Ameusement Park
Swings all day and after dark
Bum bu duh bum bum!
Ride the coaster, get cool
In the waves in the pool,
You'll have fun.... so,
Come on Over...
Bum bu duh bum bum!
