*****› OL' HACKER'S ANNUAL PICNIC›› On Friday, February 4, 1994, the› annual picnic for the Ol' Hackers was› held at Mimmo's restaurant in› Rockville Centre. Our old-time› members will know the significance of› the term "picnic" instead of dinner,› but for any new-comers, I will› explain. A number of years ago› (please don't ask the number), we› were planning a summer picnic, and› finding a suitable place became such› a hassle, that it was suggested to› have a dinner instead. So, that's› exactly what happened, and these› annual dinners have been called› "picnics" ever since!› In attendance were Alex (The› Prez) and his wife Marie, Alex's› daughter Gayle and her husband John,› Alex's other daughter Diane and her› friend John. Just as an aside, did› you notice that both of Alex's› daughters brought Johns to the› affair? Also in attendance were› Harold Pegler and his wife Edith,› Harry Tuthill by himself (was very› chummy with Harold through the› evening; must have a deal going), Bob› Ulschmidt and his wife Jean, Ron› Fetzer and his wife Cathy, a more› recent member, John Hardy and wife› Beverly (John was VP of the Alamo AUG› in Texas. He had joined our club,› and then disappeared for about a› year, but now he's back. The rest of› the diners were Al Atkins who came› alone ( his wife Carrie was not› feeling well enough to attend), Al› Sharkis and wife Anne, Jack Gedalius› and wife Mary, and yours truly, Stan› Schenfeld, and my wife Judy. All in› all we had 22 people in attendance› (Not bad)!› There was much conversation and› kibitzing among the guests, and all› seemed to be enjoying the evening,› amazingly, with minimum computer› talk. The menu consisted of Soup,› salad, and an appetizer of Rigatoni a› la Vodka. The main course (Entree for› the connoisseurs) was a choice of› Shrimp Parmagiana, Chicken Cardinale,› or Veal Parmagiana. Desert was› Italian Cheese-cake and coffee. Soda› and/or drinks were available› throughout the evening. There was› also plenty of bread to go with the› butter (grin!). The food was› delicious, and in my humble opinion,› I would say the "PICNIC" was a huge› success.› Stan Schenfeld› *****››