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>Hi Arthur > >Nice to be remembered, but in all honesty I have no >recollection of you or your name. But i do remember >spending lot of time on the baseball field during >those years. I remember going to the luncheonette and >making an announcement on the PA system to try to get >together a game. > > > >>Hi, this is Arthur Sinensky, and, yes, I remember all >>of you - the Kays, the Goldmans(Louis was a softball >>star at a young age), the Walds (we were one bungalow >>over in Shangri-La, you were in my bungalow a lot, >>Jamie), and Melvin Gross (we played baseball >together). >> >>How could I ever forget Rose Schrieber carrying >>mattresses, Abe mowing the lawn, Momma Schrieber >>fixing our venetian blinds, Milty joking in sign >>language, the Carnival, the Bonfire at the end of >>Color War, the Camp House, Arts & Crafts, the >>Carnival, the Water Show, Bowling at Liberty Lanes, >>the laundry room, Ronnie's Garage, Sol & Marion's, >>and, most importantly, all the wonderful people. >> >>I am still close friends with Jeff Hausler and Steve >>Schlanger. Whenever I see them, we talk about >>Schrieberville. I occasionally see Ricky Schrieber. I >>went to Auggie Algerio's 70th birthday party about 4 >>years ago, and saw Rose Schrieber there. (She passed >>away shortly thereafter). Whenever I'm with my >>cousins, Marsha and Sharon Levine, we talk about >>Schrieberville. >> >>My father, Irving, was a Knight of the Roundtable, the >>big poker game that met in the Casino on the weekend. >>He played softball also, when the men played the other >>colonies (SGS, Kappys, Lansmans, etc.) I remember all >>the card games and Mah Jong games on the lawn. >> >>Best regards to everyone.

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