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Page 2 LUXEMBOURG NEWS OF AMERICA August, 1987<br />
Editor<br />
MARY ANN LULLING HUGHES<br />
5204 Brown Street<br />
Skokie, IL 60077<br />
Phone: (312) 675-5204<br />
Pres. & Business Mgr.<br />
Jack Keefer<br />
15 N. Waverly Pl.<br />
Mount Prospect, IL 60056<br />
Phone: (312) 253-8221<br />
Secretary<br />
Helen M. Keefer<br />
(312)253-8221<br />
Vice-President.Nicholas Colling<br />
Treasurer. .George J. Meyers, Jr.<br />
Directors<br />
STEVE HEINZ JOHN LANG<br />
JOHN MIXES JOHN MURPHY<br />
Regional Correspondents<br />
Eastern States. Madeleine Jablonski<br />
52-35 39th Avenue<br />
Long Island City, N.Y. 11104<br />
Chicago Area Phillip Steffen<br />
2135 Balmoral Ave.<br />
Chicago, IL 60625<br />
Grand Duchy<br />
of <strong>Luxembourg</strong> Maria Hubert<br />
12 Rue Giselbert, <strong>Luxembourg</strong>-Ville<br />
FERNAND EMMEL<br />
3, allee Drosbach — L-1423 Howald<br />
Editorial Contributor<br />
JOAN M. THIRY<br />
7348 N. Ridge Ave.<br />
Chicago, IL 60645<br />
Phone: (312) 262-2234(5)<br />
(continued from page 1)<br />
day weekend, on Sunday and<br />
Monday. It included rides for the<br />
kiddies and games of skill and<br />
chance for the adults. The above ad<br />
mentions the location of the event<br />
as "Karthauser and Ebert's"<br />
combined groves on High Ridge,<br />
(Ridge Avenue) near Pratt Blvd. in<br />
Rogers Park. The festival was held<br />
at this location until 1924, when it<br />
was moved to Klein's Grove at<br />
Lincoln and Devon Avenue, in<br />
Tessville, IL (now Chicago) Much<br />
of the above type of information<br />
will be printed in the souvenir<br />
edition of the 100th Anniversary of<br />
the Grand Lodge.<br />
News From Southern<br />
California<br />
Continuing a long tradition,<br />
Honorary Consul General Marie-<br />
Anne Pitz-Palmatier and her<br />
husband hosted a <strong>Luxembourg</strong><br />
National Day lawn party at their<br />
home on Sunday, June 21. Some 70<br />
local <strong>Luxembourg</strong>ers attended for<br />
an afternoon of food and wine.<br />
Two videotapes depicting business<br />
opportunities and life styles<br />
in the Grand-Duchy were shown<br />
continuously, attracting much<br />
attention and approval. Mrs. Pitz-<br />
Palmatier raised a toast to their<br />
Majesties the Grand Duke and the<br />
Grand Duchess, and the <strong>Luxembourg</strong><br />
national anthem was<br />
When in <strong>Luxembourg</strong>, by all means visit<br />
the monopol-scholer department stores<br />
999 monopol<br />
•SCHOLER<br />
The youngest and most fashionable<br />
stores in <strong>Luxembourg</strong> extend a hearty<br />
welcome in 9 stores<br />
2 in <strong>Luxembourg</strong>-City — 1 in Esch/AIzette<br />
1 in Bettembourg — 1 in Differdange<br />
1 in Dudelange — 1 in Petange<br />
1 in Ettelbruck — 1 in Differdange/Fousbann<br />
played. Visiting from the Grand<br />
Duchy were on this occasion film<br />
producer Paul Thiltges and film<br />
director Paul Kieffer who were in<br />
Los Angeles at the invitation of<br />
the <strong>American</strong> Film Institute (see<br />
below), Serge and Tessy Goedert,<br />
Therese and Fernand Siuda and<br />
Claude Schaal. Later, the honorary<br />
Consul General sent a cable to the<br />
Grand-Ducal Palace conveying<br />
best wishes for the good health of<br />
their Majesties and for the<br />
prosperity of <strong>Luxembourg</strong>.<br />
The <strong>American</strong> Film Institute<br />
"European Community Film Festival"<br />
was held for the first time<br />
this year in Los Angeles. The<br />
<strong>Luxembourg</strong> entry "Gwyncilla,<br />
Legend of the Dark Ages" was<br />
shown to an appreciative audience,<br />
twice, on June 22.<br />
Producer Thiltges and director<br />
Kieffer were in the audience to<br />
answer questions on the filmmaking<br />
process. On the same day,<br />
the Consulates General of ten<br />
European Community nations<br />
represented in Los Angeles<br />
<strong>Luxembourg</strong> National<br />
Holiday In New York<br />
New York, June 23,1987. Consul<br />
General of <strong>Luxembourg</strong> and Mrs.<br />
Nicholas V. Didier gave a<br />
reception today to celebrate<br />
<strong>Luxembourg</strong>'s National Holiday.<br />
It was held at the showroom of<br />
Villeroy & Boch in New York City<br />
at Madison Avenue and 26th<br />
Street. This location was quite a<br />
departure from previous settings.<br />
It afforded the guests a new view of<br />
New York City from the showroom<br />
windows on the 41st floor.<br />
As happens every year at the<br />
National Holiday celebrations,<br />
acquaintances were renewed and<br />
recent trips to <strong>Luxembourg</strong> were<br />
reminisced about. New Yorker<br />
<strong>Luxembourg</strong>ians seem to be<br />
paying visits to the "Old Country"<br />
on every possible or feasible<br />
occasion. A buffet of special<br />
delicacies was provided, including<br />
salmon mousse, beef Stroganoff<br />
with rice, and Paschteitchen — a<br />
<strong>Luxembourg</strong>ian specialty that<br />
might be described as a pate en<br />
croute. The wine offered was<br />
another <strong>Luxembourg</strong>ian product<br />
together gave a reception in honor<br />
of the Festival. Attending were<br />
members of the press, Festival<br />
representatives, and various<br />
nationals.<br />
Mrs. Marie-Jose Deutsch, a<br />
scientist at the Jet Propulsion<br />
Laboratory in Pasadena, traveled<br />
with her family recently to<br />
<strong>Luxembourg</strong> where she delivered<br />
a paper on "Sequencing Challenges<br />
of the Voyager Spacecraft<br />
at Neptune" to the Association des<br />
Ingenieurs et Industriels, June 16.<br />
En route, Mrs. Deutsch spoke on<br />
the same subject before an<br />
interested audience in Washington<br />
D.C.<br />
Ann Iwach, M.A, also a member<br />
of the L.A. <strong>Luxembourg</strong> community,<br />
is a doctoral candidate in<br />
General Linguistics and Literature<br />
at the University of Southern<br />
California. Her research involves<br />
field work on the languages of<br />
<strong>Luxembourg</strong>.<br />
Marie-Anne Pitz<br />
Hon. Consul General<br />
of <strong>Luxembourg</strong><br />
— Bernard Massard. First class<br />
liquor and soft drinks were also<br />
provided. As a final treat, delicious<br />
cake and coffee were offered.<br />
The display of Villeroy & Boch<br />
china and glassware exhibited in<br />
the showroom is spectacular. The<br />
dinner and breakfast sets come in<br />
a variety of designs ranging from<br />
traditional to modern. The "Vieux<br />
<strong>Luxembourg</strong>" collection — offwhite<br />
with tiny blue flower sprigs -<br />
is, it seems, a prize possession of<br />
many households of immigrants<br />
from <strong>Luxembourg</strong> and even of<br />
those of their U.S. - born families.<br />
Mr. Didier, greeting the guests,<br />
announced that the <strong>Luxembourg</strong><br />
government had decided earlier<br />
this year to split up the functions of<br />
the Consul General in New York<br />
and that of its Permanent<br />
Representative to the United<br />
Nations — this in order to better<br />
serve <strong>Luxembourg</strong>'s interests. He<br />
said that he is now <strong>Luxembourg</strong>'s<br />
first full duty Consul-General in<br />
New York and that Ambassador<br />
Feyder is its first full-fledged<br />
Permanent Representative to the<br />
United Nations.<br />
(continued on page 5)<br />
'L.B.A. 100th Anniversary — October, 1987.'<br />
DAILY 5 FLIGHTS<br />
LUXEMBOURG - FRANKFURT<br />
LUXAIR<br />
<strong>Luxembourg</strong> Airlines, L-2987 <strong>Luxembourg</strong>