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Those recently-posted videos are amazing; they demonstrate that
You Tube becomes a beguiling time machine when the subject is your life as it
was fifty-five years ago. |
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Wonderful memories of Tarigo...great
friends, activities, shows- I was Bloody Mary in South Pacific, color war,
first love! |
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Would love to attend a reunion. Fond memories of the years spen there. |
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Does anyone out there remember Steve Gross.
I have been trying to locate him for quite sometime. |
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I have made my CAMP TARIGO Movies public on youtube
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there are 2 short films of Tarigo
from the summers that i was there-shot on 16mm-they
lost alot of quality in going down to quicktime-but you can see them on youtube-they're
set to 'private' so you have to have an account on youtube
to view. Just do a search for Camp Tarigo-they're
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A Tarigo website. What a treasure to
come across!! |
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Some of the best years I spent in my life. |
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during the summers or 1939&1940 I was the camp
employee who did every thing. Weekends i drove to NY and picked up supplies for the week. To
campers to other camps to play games. Pacy and Lou
were the owners and lou's wife was one of the
nicest pwerson I ever met. I was only 16 & 17
but lied and had a phony chauffers license. It was
one of the best times in my life. i
enlisted in the air force in 1942 and afer the war
I got married and Lou invited my wife and me to spend a week or so at the
camp. Lou and pacy two great guys. I am now 88. Is
any of the Saltsmann or wilder children around? good to find the page. |
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I only spent about six weeks in the summer of '69 at Ta-Ri-go, but it was a memorable six weeks. I was basically
the camp's truck driver and counselor for the waiters. I really don't
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I begain as a Freshman in Apache in
1944 and in 1957 waws the nature counselor. |
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WHAT BEGAN AS A WELCOME TO FLORIDA LUNCH FOR THREE OF US, TURNED
INTO THE FIRST ANNUAL REUNION OF 10 TARIGOITES, CIRCA 1940'S AND 1950'S. |
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For those of you who only bookmarked this page and don't see the
HOMEPAGE... There was a MINI REUNION over the holidays by the
"SENIORS". So you can see the photos by starting on the Homepage. |
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what a great 10 years,bumped into Erwin Klugerman about 25 years ago and have been playing tennis
with and against him since. It turns out that Bobby Cohen set up a mini
reunion in Delray Beach on 29 December '11. Looking forward to seeing him,
Bubby Horowitz, Erwin, Joel Sprayregen, Herby Kozlow, Donny Clarick,Norman
Berlin and a few others, all after 60 years, with the exception of Erwin. |
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Hurricane Irene was especially cruel to Fleishmanns
and Margaretville. Entire roads and structures are gone. Don't forget the
towns of your childhood. Check on Watershed.com and Hurricane Stories for
more info, thanks...... |
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"We are the boys of TA-RI-GO you hear so much about. The
people stop and stare at us whenever we go out..." REMEMBER??? |
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Wow...lots of memories! |
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As I get lder my memories become more sketchy. Uncle Pacy was
indeed one of my uncles. The photographs are powerful triggers that jog those
deeply embedded neuron that still fire occasionally. I also remember the
color war songs and the alma marter. You could
imagine the grins and the hoots from my family when I found myself in the
group photos. They were almost embarrassed for me when I started singing the
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I regret to inform you that Bobby Waldman recently died. He was
57, living in Mt. Kisco, and left three children. |
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What a walk down Memory Lane...Attended Ta-Ri-Go
'64-'68 and loved it (particularly Color War).
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Regards to Perry Kozlow, Monroe Colber, Pacy, et al |
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Jack, Lenni, Steven, Ellen and myself, along with most of our family members, went to
TARIGO today. We took pictures by sniders (of course singing Hiking on the
highway as we walked there), at the lake (now Lori Stamford's pond), at the Tarigo girl's basketball
courts, at the Tarigo sign and last but not least
took pictures by the fireplace where the rec hall used to be. Lori, Scott and
David Stamford's mom brought us by Michael Lewis' campgrounds where Michael
and Beaver shared stories with us. We then went to the Fleischmans
museum where they have a wall of Tarigo pictures.
After Tarigo we went to Woodstock. Memories,
memories, memories.....What a great day!!! This was up there with the Carol
King and James Taylor Concert. I went to the concert with Susan Glatter, Randy Klein, Ellen Pinsky (and we saw Janie Halper).
Please...Let's Have a Reunion!!!!!!! |
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Believe it or not the entire Pinsky
family has not been in Fleischemanns as a full
family since 1977. That is about to chance this Saturday ans
we make a pilgrimage long overdue. All are welcome to join us. |
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The Fleischmanns Museum has a separate
area for Camp Tarigo memorabilia.Please
consider donating any camp memorabilia you may have to the museum so that
many of the old campers who come by the museum can appreciate them.(Any photos, plaques from the social hall, song sheets,etc.) will be preserved for future generations.You can contact the museum on line. |
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just spent a wonderful day with mike holzer
remembering 50+ years ago, and catching up to date.
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1963 Kaydets, second row, leaning
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On March 15, 2010, during that terrible storm, a tree fell down
and killed Larry Krause (50) while he was leaving his synagogue in Teaneck.
Larry was a former TARIGOite. Our sympathies to his
family and friends. He was also an attorney who worked in Manhattan. He had a
wife and six children. |
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Joel, all is forgiven. |
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I worked at Ta-Ri-Go in the summer of
1969. I was the counselor in the waiters' bunk as well as a camp driver. I
took the job, because my girlfriend and her mother - both artists - were
living in Woodstock and I wanted to be up there too.
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It was great seeing all those old pictures. I had many wonderful
years at camp. |
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This is to inform those who do not know that Craig
"Hoodie" Mendel who attended Tarigo in
the 70's has passed away. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. |
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Please add me to campers that attended. |
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As you can see, I've upgraded the look of our Website. We just
passed over 12,300 hits from mostly former campers. So I guess people are
still enjoying the site and it is helping old friends find each other. The
program also removes @ and . from
your email address so that spammers cannot use programs to gather them for
spamming. If you have any other ideas about the site, please let me know.
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I remember on the hikes back up the hill from town, the old camp
truck would come along and we would all climb on. We probably could have
walked faster then the truck went, but it was great
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A late August visit to Fleischmanns -
my first in many years - brought back boatloads of sweet memories. Another
summer almost over, but I'll remember you guys forever!
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once again labor day weekend will be up on the land just before
ta ri go camping we get 60 to 80 people running
around stop by if your there sorry no milkbar just
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Happy 40th Anniversary. Was watching programs on Woodstock this
weekend. It brought back memories of our 1969 senior boys group, "The
Whiz Kids." What a great summer. Monty
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Great memories. One years as a waiter
and one as a counselor. I remember the walks up the hill after movie night in
town. Tarigo's also where I got introduced to the
Doors.(hearing "The End" at age 17 was a
trip). Would appreciate hearing from anyone else around in those years. |
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for tarigoites of a certain age.... |
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I'm sure I've got great memories, if only I can remember them
(now where did I put my keys?)
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My 9 year old Grandson went off to Camp today and I just
remembered Camp Ta-Ri-Go. Thought I would look it
up and "wow". I'm 68 and can remember "Pacy"
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I think back to my camp years with great pleasure. I remember
standing on the porch of the arts and crafts building listening to the news
about the A bombing of Hiroshima. I now have a home in Roxburt
NY and pass Tarigo whenevr
going or returning to NJ. My kids and grandkids use it in the winter and ski
at Bellayre and Plattekill
mountains. I guess I am one of the oldest Tarigo
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My family had a vacation home in Fleischmanns
in the 70's and 80's, and in the early 80's we stumbled upon Camp Tarigo while motorcycling through the woods. The camp at
that time was still very much in-tact, but completely abandoned. We were
always facinated with the camp, and the history of
it, but were never able to find any information. It's really exciting to find
this website. When we first discovered it we spent days exploring the camp.
Over the years that followed the camp was vandalized and most of the camp
equipment was subsequently stolen. And I was sad when the property was
developed. Keep up the great website! |
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Glad to see you are up and running again |
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In 1960, the color war teams were the Vikings and Romans. The
Vikings, led by Perry Koslow, won the war. Perry
was a memorable general.
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Anyone else during these years?
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Here we are saying saying goodbye at
the station. Summer vacation is taking you away. Have a good time, but
remember: There is danger in the summer moon above! Will I see you in
September? Or lose you to a summer love?
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hope all is well with everybody.. when you
turn 60 you start getting very nostalgic! |
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NY Magazine names Fleischman's NY a good place to purchase a econd home- current population
there is about 350. |
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I have very fond memories of Camp. I still remember
"Uncle" Jerry getting us bunch of "ball players" out into
the woods for a hike with the hope that we would find an Indian burial
ground. It was a brilliant ploy and we had a great time. I also remember learning
the Hebrew grace, that I did not know, from a fellow
camper on the way down to the dining room.
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Stumbled upon this site by accident. I played the piano for
shows and color wars over two fun summers, often under the direction of Joe
Allen [GREASE, WEST SIDE STORY]. The Allens were
distant relatives. In 1974, showing sympathies to Patty Hearst, et. al., the TaRiGo Liberation Army, a band of dissatisfied counselors
and staff, lashed out by taking over... [something;
was it the flagpole?]. During late 80s, while visiting friends in Woodstock,
I visited the site and saw the demolition in progress. In the mid-90s, while
watching a friend's friends' slide show, I realized that they built a house
on the site of my TaRiGo bunk. Currently practicing
as an actury consulting to multiemployer pension
funds in NYC area [and still playing the piano]. Cheers. |
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Winter froze the river. And winter birds don't sing. So winter
makes you shiver. |
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great summer.nice to see all the names
of the people that i have thought about over the
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Thank you Kathy Shenker for telling me
about this website. I have very fond and vivid memories of Tarigo, and, like Kathy, I was the youngest camper there
the first summer I went. I remember the way the bunks looked, how cold the
lake water was first thing in the morning, the "bug juice" and
chocolate milk and cookies after rest hour. And, of course, the plays --
Sound of Music, Cinderella, Peter Pan, etc... I was always on the color war
team that lost, but it was still a highlight of the summer. The last night of
every summer we always cried and sang "Friends, friends, friends, we
will always be." How great that so many people have kept in touch.
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My great uncle told us about you. I can't recall the years he
stayed their but he said it was a blast |
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IN 1963 I had the claim to fame of being the youngest camper @ Ta-ri-go not having yet
been to first grade. I loved Ta-ri-go and no other
camp quite compared. I still get goose bumps when I hear Beautiful Dreamer. I
would love to hear from any of you who loved camp like I did. I still look
for green and white Syracuse china cuz it reminds
me of camp. The last time I was up there,Fleischmans
looked a bit different with quite a sizable Hasidic community. I'd definitely
try to make a reunion and would like to be on any lists. Go blue and Grey!
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I LOVE THIS WEBSITE...AFTER ALL THESE YEARS I STILL THINK OF IT
VERY OFTEN...HAPPY AND A HEALTHY NEW YEAR TO ALL.... |
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Great to see some of the old Tarigo
names and photos. So many great memories.
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Havent been on the site in a long time |
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Just saw Richard Haas on the Daily Show last night. From All
Around Camper at TARIGO to the National Security Council to the Daily Show.
Not bad...
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Wishing everyone a very Happy and Healthy New Year. I have so
many fond memories of camp. I am thinking about viviting
the camp grounds...anyone interested. David Cohen if you are out there I
would love to hear from you. |
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Still have friends from Tarigo in my
life. Glen Kessler visited me from California. We went to the JCH and saw
some old photos from our basketball playing days and spoke of fond memories
from camp. Happy holidays to everyone out there and a very healthy one to our
families. Love Monty |
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A happy and healthy holiday season to all my fellow campers. The
memories of those amazing summers are sharper than ever! Love to you all!!
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So far it looks like the spamming has stopped now that you must
see the random number below and type it in. So I am glad to see that we
finally found Cindy Wadro... welcome back; and we
can now use the Guestbook again without all the spam. Thank you Jeremy for
fixing the problem. |
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Very Nostalgic. Where can I buy a |
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I've been browsing the site for about a year now. I miss
everyone and am so happy to know tarigo meant as
much to you as it did to me. thank you for your
memories of my brother david who we all lost
08/08/76. he loved you all as I do. we had and have treasured memories of our tarigo friends who remain with me till today!
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These assholes who are hacking this website are truly demented.
Can you just imagine how stupid they are and how miserable their lives must
be if they consider this entertainment? Disgusting, revolting, repulsive,
repugnant - all these words apply to them (if indeed there is more than one).
I hope their lives become even more miserable as time progresses!
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I was in many of the musicals at Tarigo
from '58-'62 and I wonder if anyone has any pics of any of these shows they
can email me privately. I have the fondest memories of Tarigo
and live not too far from the camp.
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Isn't it just about time for Color War?
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as in the years past we will be camping on little redkill for laborday weekend
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