The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 49

Akron Beacon Journal 49 Ttturlay, Ncrvember 1950 Take Part In Scout Ceremony 70 District Students At Evanston Msaw i us Holv Cross Alumni Elect Hell wis Dr. Edward F. Hellwis. Akmn physician and active Catholic layman, haJ been elected preaMent of the Holy Ctosii College Alumni Association of Northern Ohio. The group will hoM it next meetini: Dec.

29 and attend the Holy Crong-Bowlinij Green 8tate Univermty basketball fam tkat night at the Cleveland Arena. irtl) THE WtXT ADS ItrBT IT Tavern Men Bewail Drinking At Home By KI TH WASHINGTON' (UP) Tavern keepers fumed today over the fact that more and more people are parsing them by to do their drinking at home. The National licenced AwtriatiHi i eiins tup priority at it annual rnnxrntion thin week to a trend by Americans to patronise package liquor htores rather than hotel, night club and the like. ftayaw 7 WV Kaasc's Special Friday and Saturday 7 I Take a city like Washington. Per capita coniumption of distilled liquor here admittedly is the highest in the country something like 4 5 gallons a person each year.

But 85 per cent of it is consumed at home and private partying. FOR THE country as a whole. 70 per cent of all beer was sold in public bars not so many years ago. It now has dwindled to SO per cent. LEMON LAYER 85c into bed." he added.

"Then they come into our places and don't know how to art like ladies and gentlemen. They can't drink in moderation." Norman Bombsy. Washington night-club owner, said the trouble is "uncontrolled drinking." He said man who has bad too many won't be served by tavern owners worried about their licenses but he can always find a friend who will buy him a bottle. Wendelm Kraft of Milwaukee, retiring co-president of the Association, put some of the blame on the industry, itself. He said too many tavern-keepers are "in business for a fast buck" and can't even call customers by their first name any more.

Delegates also are unhappy about liquor advertisements that urges the public to "take a bottle home." They prepared to pass a resolution asking distillers to adopt a new slogan: "Enjoy our Hv vpv a immT Yellow Layer Cake with three Lemon Fillings and Lemon Icing topped with Tecsns. Serve one for Dessert this weekend. The tavern-keopers find the trend alarming. They said boore-ny-the-bottle" not only is tough on their business, but is breeding a generation of rowdies who don't know when to stop. I'hll iiuarinn, who own an Italian restaurant, ald people "don't know how to behave.

In public he-raiiHft they over-Indulge In private." "At home, they drink until the last bottle i. empty and then fall Seventy Akron district students re among 428 from Ohio enrolled In the student body Northwestern University, Evanstqn, 111., this fall. Akrort district students snd schools in which they sre enrolled Include; AKRON John Kein Barr. IIS MT-fair rd. Ui.

Kraut Bland Jr nil win-tou medical. Paid Budzlloskl 41 W. Woodsdale dentaJ: Gus Burk-hardt. 700 Delaware commerce; viar-Ilvn Rum Cady. 29 Noble education-James Frank Claypool.

327 Sundaie rd' dental: Leonard Guy Dl Julius. 30 Patterson ay, drntal: John D. Duncan 207 Durward liberal arm: Robert A Piocca. 1048 Oakland drntal; Stanley Jay Gerson. Iht Noble drntal' Don Averv Grenley, Delia Journalism; James Arthur Loder, 602 Avalon ay dental: Blake William Moore.

935 Amelia sjraduate; Janet MarPatterwn 657 Letchworth dr. liberal arts: a men Polin. 921 Bloomfleld ay, liberal artsr Pat Prtchard. 1 Carterton journal-Ism: Dona Redmond. 1126 Delia av liberal arts: Barbara Rosenfeld.

ill HubJand liberal arts: Henry Rupuel. S7 Carpenter journalism: Brure Shaw. SO Everett dental: Janes Watson. 237 Kemla-orth medical: Jane Wetzel, rare of Goodyear Export, medical ALLIANCE William C. Bauahman 221 Lincoln journalism: Herbert Grossman.

1B9 W. Oxford st ournalum; Jack W. Robertson. 737 W. Oram it Journalism: and Carol Jean Snyder.

Mi Overlook commerce. ASHLAND Marlorle Oill Hendrv. Fandusky music, and Ruth Spies, 213 Hlchland av music. BARBERTON Frank T. Bherrill.

II Eighteenth lournallsm. CANTON John Andrea. 1034 Camden iv SW. medical; Eugene Batza. 504 Columbus v.

NW. graduate: William Birl. S42 Eighteenth st. NW. speech; Richard Burt.

317 Sixteenth st. NW. liberal arts: William Clarke. 3705 Croyden commerce: Ruthanne Cooper. rtSO Thlrtv-Thlrd st.

NW. areduate: Nancy Eynon. 32 Twentv-Second st. NW. liberal arts; Marlorie Pick.

3725 Entrln journalism; Annette Finesman, 1624 Harvard av. NW liberal arts: lee Anne Firestone. 5562 Cleveland av. NW. speech: Barbara Gibbs 232 Nineteenth st.

NW. education: Clare Grosenbaueh. 1320 St. Flmo medical; Gave Jacobson. 345 Twentv-Second st.

NW. education; Thomas Kllnrdinst. 3409 Crovdon Avondalr. liberal arts: Nancv Klingstadt. Midvale rd Avondale.

education: Jeanne McConkey. 236 Twenty-Third liberal arts: Barbara Novak 1220 Cottaire pi. NW, liberal arts: Clarence Parker. 1209 Twenty-Fourth it. NE.

commerce: Jack Rvan. 432 Wallace st ME. commerce: Jeanne Sldener. 1535 Logan education; Robert 6pitler. 1130 Seventeenth st.

NW. commerce: Marilyn Bteiner. 1223 Market av. N. education: Douglas Thompson, 1524 Eighteenth ft.

NW. liberal arts: Marcla Wade. 340 Twenty-First st. NW. education; Nancv Walters.

Avondale. education: Richard Watson. Ill Oby pi. NW. commerce: and Darren White.

733 Marion av. SW, Journalism. CUYAHOGA FALLS Hattle Ackley. 1S0I Beckett Journalism: Michael Connor. 1746 Thirteenth Journalism: Arthur Keenev 127 May Journalism: and Paul Van Orden, 2611 Chestnut graduate.

HARTVILLE Carolvn Ann Schumacher. 325 8. Prospect education. KENT William Sawyer. 301 B.

Mantua technological Institute. LOUISVILLE Emmett Boylea, 339 W. Main liberal arts. MASSILLON Ralph Frank. Box 174.

For Thanksgiving PLUM PUDDING AND SAUCE MINCE PUMPKIN PIES FRUIT CAKES 1 brand at your favorite tavern." r4ww44w Two members of Troop 84, Boy Scouts of America, have received the God and Country Church Award as members of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church. Taking part in the ceremony from left to right are Robert M. Pugh, scoutmaster; Keith Crias, one of the winners, 282 Sherman Edward Tobias, the second winner; W. D. Leever, Scout executive for the Southern District of the Akron Area Council, BSA, and the Rev.

Thurman H. Tobias, father of Edward and pastor of the church. The honor ranks with the Eagle Scout Award. SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK ONLY PASTRY SHOPS Serve You INCLUDING $1.98 Zipper Top Rubbish Burner $1.59 69c Bamboo Rake 45e When You Do Tour Grocery Chopping At The New ACMir, SIMPER MARKET AT, SIX CORNERS Stop At USenson Hardware 1417 EASTWOOD AVE. ST-JI17 graduate: Nancy Hoopes, RD 9.

liberal arts Clarence Johnson. 1201 S. Thirteenth st. 8C. music.

NOHTHF1ELD Dorothy Kreplin, education. NORTH LA WRENCH Brwtn Studer. medical. RAVENNA Jack McClaln. law.

RITTMAN Thomas Miller. 240 W. Ohio dental. POLSKY'S DEPT. STORE 11 ACME SUPER MARKETS Delirious anil 31 US.

I II 1 II II 31 31 A II FRUIT CAKE 2 c1 Contain no dried fruits inch as ralslnt. currants, prunes or fits. My cake la truly different, It la chuck-full of wbole candled cherries, dates, pineapple and four kinds of nuts. It is made with fresh butler and eggs and the finest of other Ingredient. vant you to be the Judge.

If you are not more than pleased, I will refund jour money. Orders in by Monday nicht will be delivered for Thanksiiylnc. Ihone Sharon Center 5801 105 Third Borberton Far Year Hardware Needs tree Farkinf In The Rear 1 Top Scholar John C. Kyle, son of Miriam M. Kyle, 520 S.

Firestone has been named a scholar of the first rank at Yale University for the 1949 50 academic year. He achieved a general scholastic average above 90. The St. Vincent High graduate is a member of the Yale Collegians Orchestra and the band. Or write Mrs.

Dallas Fritch R. E. 2, Medina, Ohle We Will Deliver In Akron and Vicinity READ BEACON JOURNAL WANT ADS DAILY Today and through Sunday we celebrate Our 15th Anni versary all of us at Bisson invite the public to visit our store during this celebration you will find many items attractively priced to save you money. Come in and treat yourself to big savings during our Anniversary Sale. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Holiday Treats ib.

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I- DRY COTTAGE CHEESE 49c ICE CREAM BRICK Fruit Cake FRUIT CAKE MIX Lb. 49c Temptingly Fresh mnd Wood rj Rich vanilla with molded chocolate turkey center. Creamed Cottage Cheese Is Headquarters For Fruit Baskets Made From Delicious Fruits with Beautiful Baskets. Several Sizes to Select From and for Any Occasion." Also Mushrooms, Fresh Sage, Figs, Dates, Watercress, Parsley, Nuts and many more priced for Our Anniversary Sale. Thanksgiving CREAM CAKES Rich fruit and nut Ice Cream.

Specially decorated. On special order only, two days in advance. Hot Chocolate Banana Splits Start Your Dey with Sunshine Breakfast Two (2) Eggs. Ham or Bacon, 33 Toast and Coffee Mad a 15c 35c Heaps of ftoodfes $1.29 Each Milt I I FULL GALLON (2 Half-Gallon Bottles) CASH CARRY 174 Bowery St. Near State Open Every Evening and all day Sunday FRUIT MARKET.