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VOL. 20 NO. 16 Week of July 25 - July 31,1985 20 cents per copy
Ocktoberfest'85
For the past ten years, Holy Trinity Diocesan High
School, in Hicksville, New York, has presented its annual
OKTOBERFEST at the end of August and Labor Day
weekend.
Held on the school's athletic field on Newbridge Road in
Hicksville, it has become the largest event of its kind on
Long Island, hosting approximately 30,000 visitors. People
who appreciate quality good-times have returned to this
colorful feast each year to enjoy the very best.
The eight days of carefully planned folk entertainment
and traditional foods served under three huge tents makes
Holy Trinity High School and Hicksville a focal point that
draws visitors from near and far.
During OKTOBERFEST time at Holy Trinity, Adam
Barthalt and his Orchestra, one of the top groups in the
country, and the Schlierachtaler-Stamm Dancers are the
key entertainers. Many other well-known professional
groups join theni as they turn Hicksville into a miniature
Munich, where the original OKTOBERFEST is held.
Some of the other entertainers are: The Knickerbocker
Orchestra, the Dominos International Orchestra, Joe Web­er's
Bavarian Orchestra; the Austrian Boys, the Musik
Freunde Orchestra, Marv Herzog and His Bavarian Polka
Band, the original Enzian, t,Jje Gemuetlichler Enzianer, the
Miesbacher Trachten VereiiTBavarian Dance Groups, and
the Hehjnal, the Polonaise, the High Boot Polka Diancers,
the Vasa Swedish Folk Dancers, and Adam's Polka Dolls.
Rides, family games; arid a Las Vegas Casino combine to"
make this event top for suinmer fun.
To celebrate Germart/American Week - Nassau County -
a field Mass is held atTO:00 A.M. on Sunday, August 25, and
is followed by thietraditiona) OKTOBERFEST paradfe oh
Route 106 (Newbridge Road), Hicksville, New York, start­ing
a.tl;00 P.M. Top marching bands participate to create
an exciting experience for the whole family.
To mark its 10th anniversary, the OKTOBERFEST
Committee annpunced recently that all visitors will be able
to participate in a free drawing for a cruise for two on the
popular Bahama Cruise Lines' luxury liner, the S/S Ber­muda
Star. On October 5, 1985, the lucky winners will join
Adam Barthalt and his Orchestra on a seven-day OKTO-BiERFEST
Polka Cruise to fabulous Bermuda. Sailing from
New York, Bahama Cruise Lines will make someone's
dream vacation.come true.
Another first this year willbe the HOLY TRINITY
OKTOBERFEST - SPATEN 5K RUN on Saturday,
August 31, at 9:30 A.M. Starting at the school, the partici­pants
will compete for trophies in various categories. Every
entrant will have a chance to win a free trip for two to the
original OKTOBERFEST in Munich, departing New York
on September 28 for seven days, compliments of the Spaten
Brewery in Munich. Painters' caps will also be given to every
runner who pre-registers for the race by August 20. Entry
forms are available for all interested by calling (516) 334
8783 or (718) 461 1275 or by writing to SPATEN 5K RUN,
Holy Trinity OKTOBERFEST, 98 Cherry Lane, Hicksville,
NY 11801. Entry fee is $6.00.
The dates for this outstanding fest are:
Friday, August 23,7:00 P.M. - Midnight; Saturday, August
24, 3:00 P.M. - Midnight; Sunday, August 25, 2:00 P.M. -
11:00 P.M., Thursday, August 29, 7:00 P.M.; Friday,
August 30,7:00 P.M. - Midnight; Saturday, August 31,3:00
P.M. - Midnight; Sunday, September 1, 3:00 P.M. - Mid­night;
Monday, September 2- 3:00 P.M. - 11:00 P.M. Gen­eral
Admission is $4.00; Senior Citizens - $2.00: Thursday
Night Special, August 29 -General Admission is $3.00 and
for Senior Citizens it is $1.50.
For a truly memorable OKTOBERFEST experience, be
sure to include this event on your calendar of "summer
musts."
Drinking and Driving,
Just Don't Go Togetiier.
(See Page 7)
They Rate "E" For Effort
Capt. Edward G. Stacy, assistant deputy chief of Naval Material, and Renso Caporali, president of
Grumman Aircraft Systems division, presented Navy citations and „pewter sailor statuettes to 10
Grumman employees-for their extra efforts in reliability, maintainability^'{find quality assurance.
At the awards luncheon were: (L to R) Steve Huey, Caporali, Robert Anderson, Joseph Popolo,
Charles Spencer,, Bernard;. Beal; Irwin Fishberg, J. Ron Payne, Martin Hopek,Ted DeMund, and Capt.
Stacy. Award recipient Keith Stevens was unavailable for photo session.
Youth Week
Oyster Bay Town Superyisor Joseph Colby Barbara Nelson, Executive Director of the Hicks-signed
a pro6lamation declaring the week of July ville Youth Council; Barbara Ann Swartz, Execu-
21 through 27 "Youth Week" in the Town. On tive Director of the Sea Cliff Youth Council; and
hand for the ceremony were (left to right) Ed John Bianco, Executive Director of the Massape-
Boyeris of the Town's Youth Bureau; Carrie Ann qua Youth Council,
Miller, Director of the Oyster Bay Youth Council;