| Date: Fri 02/9/07 6:03PM From: Connie Ferraro Email: bilcon4849@peoplepc.com Message: I lived on Logan Street between Pitkin and Belmont. I graduated from Blessed Sacrament grammar school in 1962 and went to St. Michael's Commercial H.S. My uncle's name is Danny Ferraro who also lived in East N.Y. You'll probably remember him more than me. I now live in Florida. Would love to hear from anyone in East New York. Those were the good old days. |
| Date: Wed 02/7/07 4:44PM From: JIM MINER Email: JLMINER96@AOL.COM Message: Hey Mike, NO I don't remember the names. When my family moved to Hendrix St I was already married and living in Canarsie. My brothers might know them so I'll ask. |
| Date: Wed 02/7/07 3:23PM From: Mike (Red) Bivona Email: Tangohombre@msn.com Message: Jim do you remember the twins Joe and Larry Capetelli, they lived on Hendrix between Pitkin and Glenmore. The were just one block from where you lived. Mike |
| Date: Wed 02/7/07 2:04PM From: Joanne Kirk (Spitz) Email: Muzerof2@optonline.net Message: I went to PS 65 from 1959 to 1965 (Graduated in June of 1965). I am looking for old class pictures from any of those years that I may have been in. My name was Joanne Spitz then). In moving over the years they were probably thrown out too. Also pictures from the ENY Savings Bank that were taken every year too. Thanks for anyone's help! Joanne Kirk (Spitz) |
| Date: Wed 02/7/07 10:18AM From: STEPHEN INGUANTA Email: MOUSEM60@AOL.COM Message: I LIVED AT 451 ESSEX ST. MY FARTHER SAL INGUANTA.WAS PART OF THE HOFFMAN BOWLING LEAGE.THIS SITE REALY BROUGHT BACK SOME GREAT TIME`S IN MY LIFE. GREAT JOB. |
| Date: Wed 02/7/07 10:09AM From: stephen inguanta Email: mousem60@aol.com Message: IT WAS GREAT GOING BACK TO THE OLD NEIGHBOR HOOD. I GRADUATED ST. RITA`S IN 1963.WOULD REALY LOVE TO GET IN TOUCH WITH SOME OF THE OLD GANG.IF ANYBODY REMEMBER`S ME DROP ME A LINE. WOULD LOVE TO HOOK UP AND TALK ABOUT THE OLD DAY`S. |
| Date: Wed 02/7/07 9:16AM From: JIM MINER Email: JLMINER96@AOL.COM Message: Hey Mike I sure do remember the Lyric Theater on the corner of Hendrix .At one point my Dad , Mom and the youngest of the kids were still young lived at 304 Hendrix between Liberty and Glenmore . Me and my brothers Eddie & Robbie was a fixture at Brandt's Ice Cream Patlor . Then when we got old enough to drink we moved acrross the street to the other corner --------Van Sicklen & Pitkin where the bar and grill was I don't remember the name of that bar but I remember our other bar hang outs. Stashes on Jerome & Pitkin, Tommy the Bulls on Pitkin & Schenk, and there was another one on Pitkin between Schenk and Hendrix on your side of the street. Ber was 15 cents a glass. The policy at all the bars was the same. Beer was 15 cents a glass and you paid for 3 and the 4th one was on the house. What a great memory !!!!! Later , JIM |
| Date: Wed 02/7/07 8:12AM From: Mike (Red) Bivona Email: Tangohombre@msn.com Message: I lived at 2244 Pitkin Ave and Hendrix across from the Lyric movie house. Brandt's Ice Cream Parlor was on the same street and the Van Siclen Eigth Ave stop was on the corner. Any one remember?? |
| Date: Wed 02/7/07 8:08AM From: Yvonne Temann Email: yvmate@yahoo.com Message: Just looked at the IS 171 page and saw the 8E Class of 1967. I recognize Paul Kostenko whose sister Valentina was in the 8E Class of 1973 with me and that photo is on the same page. |
| Date: Wed 02/7/07 7:51AM From: Yvonne Temann Email: yvmate@yahoo.com Message: Lived at 328 Williams Avenue (1959-62), then 71 Glen Street (1962-67), then 102 Glen Street (1967-68), then 334 Crescent Street (1968-78), finally 85-75 75 Street Woodhaven (1978-95) before moving to Connecticut. Attended PS 65 (1964-70), IS 171 (1970-73), Lane (1973-77). While at IS 171 I remember during lunch period we went to Cedar Lane Farms at the corner of Nichols Avenue and O'Brien Place to get a hero sandwich, ice cream or a bag of Bazooka gum. They had soft salty pretzels. A few times I saw the coal being delivered to IS 171 and PS 65 thru a basement window. I wonder if those two schools still heat with coal? |