| Date: Fri 08/3/12 7:59PM From: jim livingston Email: jimliv8552@yahoo.com Message: does anyone remember the knights on hemlock st I think the address was 83. I lived directly across from them.I am pretty sure the names were albert,billy,ronnie and the youngest was donna. If anyone remembers them drop me a line |
| Date: Fri 08/3/12 10:01AM From: Greg Pursino Email: Gpursino@yahoo.com Message: I lived on 759 Barby St. until I was almost 9 years old, then we moved to 1308 Loring Ave, Bld. #18 of the Louis H. Pink Projects. I went to P.S. 213, P.S. 65, P.S. 224, P.S. 214, P.S. 218, East New York Tech, Franklin K. Lane and Thomas Jefferson schools. |
| Date: Fri 08/3/12 9:42AM From: Greg Pursino Email: Gpursino@yahoo.com Message: I grew up on Barby St. just north of Linden Blvd. until I was almost 9 the we moved to the Louis H. Pink Projects until I was 24 years of age. |
| Date: Thu 08/2/12 10:13AM From: Jim White Email: james.j.white@mssb.com Message: Just spent an hour reading all the great posts. The only name that popped out at me was Judy Gallagher of Linwoood St between Atlantic and Fulton. I moved to 280 in 1956 from Jerome St where I attended Saint Michael's, so all my friends were from Jerome St, Warwick and Barbey, which is why I never hung out on Linwood. I did become friends with Billy Dooley who lived on the second floor of 280. We lived on the third and the Prisco's on the first (they were the owners). After St. Michael's I went to Richmond Hill instead of K. Lane, so again I did not go to school with anyone from the block. I did work for Herb the butcher on Fulton Street for a few years as the deliver boy. My friend Vinny Winters worked next door at Tony's Deli. Both stores were across from Charlie Wilder's. I remember Moe's Bar on the corner of Cleveland and Heisses Ice Cream Parlor across the St by the steps to the El. There was the Kodak carema store and a great German deli. The Walsh family lived above the deli. |
| Date: Wed 08/1/12 1:38PM From: Thomas Marsalona Email: marsalonat@comcast.net Message: I love the web site. I grew up at 126 jerome st. right next to the lowes warick theater. went to p.s. 108, 171. franklyn k. lane, |
| Date: Wed 08/1/12 7:40AM From: Roger Ski Gapinski Email: ski@gapinski.net Message: Thanks Rick. We all enjoy your site! |
| Date: Tue 07/31/12 2:27PM From: Jim White Email: james.j.white@mssb.com Message: What a joy reading through all the wonderful nostalgia. Sorry to say that only one name popped out at me and that was Judy Gallagher from Linwood St between Atlantic and Fulton. I moved to 280 in 1957 having spent my first 10 years on Jerome St and attended Saint Michael's,so all my friends were were west of Cleveland St, mostly on Jerome, Warwick and Barbey which explains why I never really spent much time getting to know the folks on Linwood. Billy Dooley lived at 280 also, on the second floor, the Prisco's owned the building, we lived on the third floor,so he was really the only kid I hung out with. I remember MOE'S BAR and HEISSES' ICE CREAM PARLOR across the street. The EMBASSY and KINEMA theatres, the APPLIANCE STORE on the corner of Fulton and Linwood that had a LAY AWAY PLAN - no credit! I was the delivery boy for HERB THE BUTCHER on Saturdays for two years. My frined Vinny Winters was the delivery boy for TONY'S GROCERY nexy door. We both belonged to the SQUIRES, junior Knights of Columbus, along with Larry Ceparano, David Evers, John Manning, John Walsh and Arthur Kirns. Keep in touch. |
| Date: Tue 07/31/12 2:19PM From: Rick Email: tapeshare@yahoo.com Message: The advertising has been cleared but I've managed to corrupt the file so to see older posts you need to click "New Post Last". I'm working on it- |
| Date: Tue 07/31/12 7:19AM From: Roger Ski Gapinski Email: ski@gapinski.net Message: Advertising now? What's happening to this site? |
| Date: Tue 07/24/12 5:48PM From: BASSO Email: ENYVIKING@AOL.COM Message: THE DAYWOW I USE TO WORK THERE IN THE CABEL BACK IN. BASSO L.P.T. |