Winter 2008 - Dover Area Historical Society

D OVER A REA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SPECIAL EDITION NEWSLETTER
Ye Old Tye News
Volume XXXIX Issue 1
WINTER 2007
Mayor Of Dover, England Visits Dover, N.J.
HISTORIC VISIT BY THE MAYOR JAN KENTOR
Special points of
interest:
DOVER-No
one
could have ordered a better
day
than
Saturday,
September 9, 2006.
The
temperture was just right,
around 80 degrees and a cool
breeze along with the shade
of the trees in front of town
hall, set a perfect setting for
such a historic event that
was about to take place. This
special edition of Ye Old Tye
News takes a special look at
this event as witnessed by
the hundreds of people who
attended and the thousands
of photos that were taken.
Our own historical society’s
photographer Rick Kelly was
able to snap hundreds of
photos from start to finish
whick are presented in this
edition. We know many of
our society members live outof-town and out-of-state and
were not able to attend. We
hope this newsletter will
bring you a little closer to a
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Town Crier of Morris and Sussex Counties, William
I. Joseph proclaims the official start of the
ceremony commensing around 5:00 pm.
day that made Dover
proud.
Proud of its
heritage and its people.
Proud of Dover’s present
and its future. One only
has to live in Dover or had
lived in Dover, gone to
Dover’s schools, attended
Dover’s churches and
shoped
in
Dover’s
downtown to truly realize
what a great community
Dover really is.
A Taste Of English Politeness Strikes Dover
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2007 Membership
The following members have paid
their annual dues for 2006.
LIFE MEMBERSHIP
Dr. A.L. & Jean Baker, Hopatcong
Benson Thomson Agency, Dover
Joan & Alan Bocchino, Dover
James Brooks, Ocean City
Curtis & Lois Brown,Lancaster,PA
Harriet Buono, Dover
Eva Casey, Dover
George Coulthard, Dover
Norman & Mary Lou Dailey,Dover
James & JoAnn Dodd, Dover
Patrick Fahy, Dover
Evelyn Gilbert, Jensen Beach, Fla.
David & Karen Glaser, Dover
Victor & Ellen Guadagno, Sparta
Jim & Verna Johnson,
Pompton Plains
Patricia Kalena, Dover
2007 Membership (Cont.)
Robin & Connie Foster, Dover
Bogert & Helen Holly, Dover
Bob & Janet Hooper, Dover
John & Caroline Huntzinger, Milford
Stu & Betty Inglis, Dover
Carl & Shirley Iosso, Dover
Margaret & Ralph Kubisky, Dover
George & Lynn Laurie, Dover
Paul & Kathy McDougall, Randolph
Ralph & Betty MacNaughten, Mine Hill
Larry & Cathy Magliochetti, Dover
Joe Mann, Middletown, NY
Bert & Linda McDonald, Dover
Byard& Linda Miller, Heber Springs, AR
Dr. Hugh & Minerva Miller, Dover, DE
2007 Membership (Cont.)
Beth Schoonmaker, Dover
Julia Stringer, Dover
Dr. Arthur Tiger, Dover
Dr. Anthony Troha, Mine Hill
Louisa Wall, Dover
Arlene Wright, Murphysboro, ILL
SENIOR
Faith Andres, Dover
Ellen Appio, Randolph
Edith Baker, Dover
Ivan & Natalie Basch, Dover
Marjorie Herring Bell, LosAngeles, CA
Gloria Benedict, Dover
Richard Kelly, Dover
Henry & Charlotte Luer, Denville
Marilyn Martin, Cottage Grove, MN
Dr. Hugh&Minerra Miller,Dover,DE
Richard & Barbara Newman,
Dover
Frank Poolas, Dover
Mr.&Mrs. Wm.Richardson,
Mt.Arlington
Stan & Marjorie Schoonmaker,
Dover
Bill & Ulla Shuler, Dover
Paul Shuler, Dover
Tuttle Funeral Home, Randolph
Kay Walker, Dover
JoAnne Zarger, Mine Hill
In Memory of Arch Nicholas, Dover
SUSTAINING
Don & Jean Alperti, Oakcreek, CO
Rotary Club of Dover
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Betty & Woody Hedden,Randolph
Nancy & Bill Kattermann, Dover
Rev. James & Loretta Slattery, Dover
Brownwood Realty Co.Inc., Dover
Eve Casey, Dover
Frank D’Auria, Denville
Dover Market Place, Wayne
Joyce Lake, Dover
Scott & Judy Miller, Dover
Cindy & Rich Romaine, Dover
Susan & Wm. Shauer, Dover
Victor’s Flowers, Dover
FAMILY
Penny & Joshua Bennett, Dover
Joe & Cindy Burbridge, Dover
Juan & Kathleen Casiano, Dover
George & Mary Castellitto,Randolph
John & Mary Chirip, Randolph
Richard & Cathey Cole, Dover
George & Bonnie Debonney, Dover
John D’Agostino, Landing
Jeanne DeMark, Longmont, CO
Gordon&Barbara Dunn, Pt. Charlotte, FL
Russell & Edith Fine, Milford, DE
Dr. Edward & Ellen Forbes, Randolph
Karl & Ginny Miller, Hayes, VA
James & Linda Mullin, Dover
Ken & Margaret Palovitz, Towaco
Mike & Cathy Piccallo, Dover
Carmen & Helen Pennella, Dover
Mabel Poulos, Dover
Robert Schwarz, Dover
Ian & Gertrude Simms, Hopatcong
Duncan & Dorothy Smith,
Silver Spring, MD
Joanne & Bob Steinberg, Dover
Raymond & Mary Storey, Manchester
LeRoy & Edith Varga, Dover
Jim & RaeAnn Visioli, Dover
Pat Visioli, Milford, DE
Bob & Alice Wagner, Wharton
Steve & Linda Wagoner, Dover
Neldon & Alma Williams, Dover
Wm. & Brenda Woodhull, Dover
INDIVIDUAL
Robert Bahrs, Morris Plains
Nan Cannon, Dover
Robert Carpenter, Rockaway
Phyllis Casey, Dover
James Fransen, Sussex
Kathi Gilbert, Dover
Ward Grossman, Saco, Maine
John Hynes, Easton, NH
Martin Kane, Mt. Lakes
Gary Kazin, Rockaway
Douglas Laurie, New York City
Jacqueline Loeffler, Dover
Nancy Nicholas, Dover
Marilyn Patterson, Dover
Bernard Schenkler, Rockaway
Jack Bennett, Morris Plains
Joe & Carolina Bentrovato, Dover
Vivian Berg, Dover
Carolyn Bishop, Dover
Joyce Bowlby, Mine Hill
Edna Burkart, Dover
Frances Campbell, Mt Tabor
Pat Carthage, Lk Hopatcong
Jean Cater, Dover
Howard Chegwidden, Dover
Jean Chervnsik, Dover
Jane Cody, Pompton Plains
Peter Cullen, Clifton
Ed Curry, Dover
Jane Curtin, Dover
Ed Daniels, Dover
Lynn Davis, Lady Lake, FL
Marion DeArmond, Ledgewood
Catharine DeShazo, Dover
Thomas & Ellen DeShazo, Frenchtown
Douglas Dickerson, Dover
Albert Ebner, Mine Hill
Elinor Eckert, Boonton
Emma Eckhart, Dover
Richard & Elfriede Egan, Dover
Robert Fancher, Wharton
Maggie Fischer & Bob Starling, Dover
Phyllis & Ray Fisher, Dover
Robert & Mary Flanagan, Dover
Roger Flartey, Denville (cont. page 4)
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Membership 2006
SENIOR (CONT. FROM PAGE TWO)
Eugene Gill, Dover
John V. Gill, Flanders
Rolando Gomez, Dover
Joyce Gorine, Dover
Sophie Goritski, Blairstown
Florence Gray, Dover
Margaret Greenan, Dover
Leonore Harrison, Mt Tabor
William Hastie, Wharton
Diane Hunter, Dover
Phil Jaeger, Cedar Grove
Mary Jenkins, Dover
Catherine Jugan, Dover
Paula Kassell, Dover
Judy Klement, Remer, MN
Judith Kovar, Rockway
John & Helen Kuzel, Dover
Helen Lambert, Wharton
Clare Leifer, Dix Hills, NY
DorothVirginia List, Dover
Shirley Lohman, Dover
Charlene Sue May, Manassas, VA
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Helen McCahill, Ocean Grove
Marion McKane, Dover
Gloria Melnick, Atlanta, GA
Delores Tate, Belhaven, NC
K. Robert Thompson, Denville
Marion Thriemer, Murphysboro, IL
Mary V. Toye, Hackettstown
Martin & Edith Trengove, Hackettstown
E.M. Visioli, Morristown
Marjorie Weber, Birdsboro, PA
Henry Will, Ledgewood
Miriam Willinger, D over
Florence Winch, Dover
Clara Wolford, Dover
Bob & Barbara Woodhull, Dover
Bernadina Milano, Randolph
Kenneth Miller, Mine Hill
Otto Miller, Mine Hill
Roy & Marion Miller, Dover
Louise Dickerson Milner, Hamilton, NY
Ruth A. Monahan, Randolph
Dorothy Lindberg, Jamison, PA
Joan Munson, Dover
Dorothy O’Leary, Hanover, PA
Joyce O’Malley, Lehigh Acres, FL
Helen Peterson, Dover
Diane Power, Rockaway Twp.
Edna Rawson, Dover
Edward & Madeline Reich, Dover
Mary Ritzer, Hackettstown
Diane Saitta, Dover
Martha Salvesen, Dover
Jean Schneider, Randolph
Florence Schuten, Pelion, SC
Carolyn Seeger, E. Stroudsburg,PA
Virgina Shukailo, Dover
Alfreda Suter, Dover
Tuttle Funeral Home
272 Highway 10, Randolph
Township, NJ 07869
(973) 366-7400
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Bob Wagner “Dover Dogs A Symbol Of Our Strength”
DOVER-Bob Wagner once
again came to the plate and this time
hit a grand slam home run.
The
refurbisher of the Doug Boy Statue at
Hurd Park, the restorator of the church
statues at Sacred heart Church and the
renorvator of the Dover Museum House
at 55 W. Blackwell Street, Bob Wagner
was once again called upon for his
talents and services to do the
impossible. Mayor Jame Dodd asked
Bob to repair this historic 1869 “Dover
Dogs” that were severly damaged by
vandals. To everyone’s amazment and
delight, Bob pulled through and not only
repaired the dogs, but reinvforced their
contants to make then better and
stronger than ever. Bobs efforts were
recognized at the redidication cermony
and on three occasion were given a
rousing round of applause, one of them
being a standing ovation. Bob said the
dogs are a symbol of our strength here in
Dover” and will continue to look out over
the town, prouder than ever.
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Dover’s Historic Day In 2006
The Greaders stand ready for the arrival of
the Mayor of Dover, Kent England
The Colonial Band gets ready to
perform the Bristish National Anthaem
The mayor of Dover, NJ and the mayor of
Dover, England in their processional
walk to town hall.
While some folks found seating, many
visitors gladly stood through the event.
All is set as the town crier for Sussex/ Committee Robin Foster opens the
Morris Counties announces the start ceremony with Sue Friel talking
of the ceremony.
on behalf of the Dunnes
“Dogs of Dover” Chairman Robin Foster Welcomes
“When Mayor Dodd appointed a
committee to plan the repair and
restoration of our legendary dogs, I
eagerly volunteered to serve and chair
the efforts. The logical choice to act
as Secretary and Treasurer was my
wife Connie.
The services of
Alderman and native son, Frank
Compliments of
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Dover
Poolas were enlisted. Alderman Jack
Delaney contributed a wealth of ideas.
At Frank’s suggestion, Mike Picciallo
joined, bringing his record of successful
fundraising efforts. Of course, most
critical to the success of the project was
finding the right person for the physical
job of restoration. Dover’s own Bob
Compliments of
Don & Jean Alperti
Oakcreek, CO
Compliments of
Kay Walker
Dover
Compliments of
Scott & Judy
Miller Dover
Compliments of
Nancy & Bill
Kattermann
Dover
Compliments of
Susan & William
Shauer
Dover
Compliments of
Rev. James &
Loretta Slattery
Dover
Compliments of
Cindy & Rich
Romaine
Dover
Wagner, a frequent volunteer and
supporter of many civic causes,
painstakingly applied his incomparable
skills and produced the impeccable
work before us. Thanks, Bob, for a
job well done! I would like to thank
all the individuals and businesses of
Dover who contributed their labors
Compliments of
Rotary Club
Dover
Compliments of
Compliments of
Joyce Lake
Dover
Compliments of
Betty & Woody
Hedden
Randolph
Frank D’Auria
Denville
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Mayors of Dover, NJ and Dover, England Make History
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A Visit To The Dover History Museum House
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Unveiling Of The Historic Dover Dogs
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Annual Membership dues:
President Emerita—Vivian Berg
Family - $20, Individual - $12,
President—Betty Inglis
Vice President—Stan Schoonmaker
Recording Secretary—Joan Bocchino
Corresponding Secretary—Brenda
Woodhull
Treasurer– Stu Inglis
Museum Curator-George Laurie
Museum House Manager-Bob Wagner
Photographer-Rick Kelly
Old Tye Editor-George Laurie
Senior Citizen (62 and older) - $8
Junior Member (student)—$6
Sustaining Member - $50
Life (one-time payment)
(Husband & Wife or Individual) - $250
The Dover Area Historical Society is a 501 C-3
not-for-profit organization.
All donations are tax deductible!
DOVER AREA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Board of Trustees
Phyllis Casey
Pat Kalena
Helen Pennella
Kathi Gilbert
Jim Johnson
Carolyn Bishop
Robert Wagner
Richard Kelly
Pat Fahy
William Woodhull
Virginia Shukailo
Kay Walker
Dover Area Historical Society
PO Box 609
Dover, New Jersey 07802-0609
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