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CAR-AT SORT U.S. Post Office Into 15,000 Hicksvil; ‘ Bulk Rate Inside: US Postage Paid aes And Businesses Each Week. Long Island Community Bahrenburg’s Bakery Newspaper Fire Dept. Drill Team Class of 1961 Reunion St. Stephens Summer Fun Group Stage and Screen Sports Hicksville I.N.N. Electio 198 Executive Board Meets In accordance with the polic of the The Executive Board of the Hick- Anton Community Newspapers we give sville I.N.N. (Interfaith Nutrition Net- each candidate for a specif office equ work) met in session on Friday, includin editorial and pictori space Septembe 26 at Holy Trinity Episcopal material. W all publicit directors for urge Church in Hicksville, the Rev. Domin- all candidates from all parties to send ic Ciannella, presiding. The board pictures and informatio as soon as possib transacts administrative business rela- to Political Editor, Anton Community tive the of the Kitch- Newspapers 13 Eas Secon Street, Mineo- to operatio Sou la N.Y. 11501 en whic has been conducted there for over a year, expressl for the purpose of feedin the homeless and hungry of Grads Return To this community. The mainstay of support for the Address Students Hicksville I.N.N. has been the ongoing churches and synagogues of the area, Former Hicksville High School which number approximately twenty- students Paul Lauricella and Doug three organized congregations from Lovell (both Class of 1975 recently Hicksville, Bethpage, Plainview, visited the High School Criminal Jericho, Westbury and Woodbury. Law classes. Many of these congregations have Mr. Lauricella an assistan district pledge themselves to assume respon- attorney with the Nassau County sibility for at least a full month’s ex- District Attorney’s off@g and Mr. Lobell an assistant district attorney |. for this most . Theaédal cash outlay from Brooklyn (Kings) County, ad- worthwhile project is relatively low, dressed the students o the role of since so much of the food, equipment the prosecutor as distinguishe from and labor is donated by caring people that of the defense attorney. The Executive Board publicly express- In th future, police officers and es thank to the many donors who have defense attorneys will also visit these mad this work possibl So many lo- classes. The students will see an ac- cal businesses have responde regular tual criminal trial in the progress ly These include, among others, Baker sometime in October and conduct Il, Van Sise Farms, Davis Farms, Elio’s their own mock trial in December as in Great Neck and the Nabisco Corpo- part of their course of studies. tation. Additionally, help has come from the local service clubs, such as Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary. The Board REV. DR. JAMES A. GRAEFE, Bishop of the Metropolitan New York Synod Hicksville is most grateful for this input. High of the Lutheran Church in America, was guest preach at th Lutheran Church Graefe with is staffed rotat- of St. Stephen Hicksville, on Sunday Septembe 28. Bishop (left) The Sou Kitchen by Homecoming Rev. Frank Nelson, Pastor of St. Stephen in teams of peopl donatin their time. Plans are under way for exciting Individuals volunteer their time for var- homecoming events at Hicksville High ious duties requiring use of whatever School on Saturday October 25. The time they can make themselves availa- is need for a para of colorful floats, the Marchin ble. At this time, there a Comets, and the H.HLS. Kickline will van driver to pick up food and materi- in start at 12:30 p.m., following last year’ als oncea month. Anyon interested route beginning at the Junior High volunteering for this specific need, School on Second Street, crossing pleas contact the office of Trinity Epis- Jerusalem Avenue and turning up Divi- copa Church at 935-4055, which is sion Avenue to enter the athletic field headquarters for Hicksville I.N.N. behind the Administration Building. Each weekda a hot meal is served The football with opponent game in the Parish House at the church. As Massapequ High School will kick off each guest leaves they are provided at 1:30 p.m., and half-time will see the with a “goody bag;’ which helps them of the Homecoming Quee crowning through the remainde of the day Cur- and the Junior and Sophomore rently, the Soup Kitchen is providing Princesses. Conrad Weyer President of this help for over two hundred peopl Alumni Association, will presid over per week. All homeless and hungry are the judging of the floats. welcome here. When w speak of the At 8:00 p.m., Homecoming it is well Thomas L. Clark presents a cer- proble of “World Hunger”, celebrants will gath for the festive an- OYSTER BAY TOWN COUNCILMAN of the Hicksville to remember that our community is nual dance. Tickets for this gala event, tificate of nierit to Effie Krogman, outgoing presiden of the of that world. Hicksville 1.N.N. is will Chamber of Commerce, in recognition of her leadership part open to the entire student body, made the installation doing something about it, not just each if in advance organization. The presentation was following cost $3.00 purchase their hands! Marcos Ramirez as president. wringng at school or $4.00 each at the door. of new officers, including a 1985 Hicksville Iustrated News - Hicksville, New Bork - Ghursday. October 9, Page- W Remember.. Bahrenb Bake I remember as a youn girl, Bahrenbur Baker It was the baker our famil went to most of the time. My father used to work out in the garage, on his race cars, far and him into the nigh He alwa had men workin with him keepin company. After the would finish workin he would go down the “village to Bahrenbur side door the butter and buy hot freshly baked good My fondest memory is of ring— scrumptiou soft, with a crisp top— with powdere sugar My Dad would brin them into the house in the earl mornin hours—the aroma would rise up th stairs and suddenl there woul be five kids joining the men around the hu kitchen table. No one woul tell us to get back into bed until we all had some of the butter rings. In those day it was made with “butter” No one worried about his weig or about cholestrol—and not many peopl were heav either. O Sunday morning the same thin would happe On Friday my Dad would go to the wood and pick “wild mushrooms,” (a many of the peopl back then did. My mom would clean them, cook them, and put a silver dime and a quarter in among them It was thoug tha if the silver didn’t turn black the mushrooms were not poisonous. She cooked them with little olive oil and some garlic and on Sunda when Dad would brin in the ho rolls—sure enoug that aroma broug us all downstairs. We would then put the mushrooms on the ho rolls... heaven! And the Charlotte Russes | remember the cream and the THE SUPERINTENDENT'S BUILDING built in time for the 1884 L.I. Fair, will be seen oh whipp pushin up could again, more than 100 years later, at the 1986 L.I. Fair at Old Bethpage Village Restora- cardboard bottom to get the sponge cake that was on the bottom up so you this after it was discovered tion. The building was moved to the fairgrounds earlier year eat some of it with the cream. Wow! intact at Roosevelt Raceway. On New Year& Da my da always had a pig roasted at the baker That was the Islan Fair onl oven larg enoug to hold the pan. Lon Thinkin about Bahrenbur I started askin the old timers what the thoug of the The Lon Island Fair, one of the oldest Folk dancin a ho air balloon ascent, when the name Bahrenbur Bake was mentioned. Here are some of quotes: flour donuts. were events of its kind in the country, is set for pon rides, contests in corn huskin plow Lu (Sarli) Carpenter: “I remembe the potato The absolute its annual autumn run on the Columbus ing and crosscut sawing, a pumpki yar delicious—and th jelly donuts. ..” and the which Da weekend at Old Bethpa Villag and an appl yar will als be featured. Kay Sarli: “I remember goin to earl Mass then walkin to baker would there after Restoration One o the fair’s speci attractions this was on the comer of Broadw and West Marie Street. Many go o' We The Fair will be held Frida Oct. 10, year will be a re-creation of master show Mass and we woul all visit while we waited for the baker to open at week. remember one throug Monday Oct. 13 from 10 a.m. to man PT. Barnum’s origin “Great Travel- looked forwar to it as we saw the same peopl every | Sund — — sick and p.m. each da at the Old Bethpa Vil ing Museum, Menagerie & Hippodrome it was either 196 or 19 there was a bi snow storm. My mother was lag Restoration The fair is a joint effort of th Nassau could not go to Mass. My father and I walked because the roads were not plowe all visited and The event, first held in 184 is thoug Count Departmen of Recreation and Most of the same peopl were at the baker waiting for it to open. W to be the oldest agricultur festival in the park an the Agricultur Societ of it was really nice. On the way home I remember that we heard a Cardinal singing in for us.” country.