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MISSION MATTERS: Finding Who…Where? Seriously?
By Fr. Paul Stark, S.J.
Vice President for Mission and Ministry
More than a tag-line or a warmth-inducing aphorism, finding God in all things, if we take it as Ignatius seems to have intended it, is a serious and potentially disturbing challenge to all who prefer comfort zones to reality. To parse the phrase, we can ask Who is God in my life? What are the all things... in which I'm supposed to seek and find God?
All things, in this context, have to be all people--whether I prefer them or not; and all places--slums and gated communities alike; and all political persuasions, whether they're my particular preference, or flavor, or not. As you can tell, all things has no nuance--it means all things. Regardless, then, of my particular all things in my life, I have to do something more to satisfy the call to find God in all things. I have to do something about it rather than just talk about it, or put it on any number of pretty, but eventually forgettable, banners, brochures and bookmarks.
Are our all things in the middle of our familiar crowd or group, or, more necessarily, are our all things at the margins of our group? Jesus, Ignatius and any number of holy men and women of faith and good will, from all traditions, know exactly where we need to seek and find God. They also knew and know that the process is active, not passive; it won't just happen unless we commit to it. And at some level, we also know that God is already present in all things, so we're not so much seeking and finding as seeing and recognizing God. Do we see and recognize God in a difficult lesson learned, or someone who disappointed or comforted us, or in un-God-like situations or people or places? Yes. What are your all things?
If we don't often, or even occasionally, find ourselves in some degree of tension and dialogue, maybe even disagreement, with ourselves and others, internally or externally, we're not really seeking--and just may not find--God in many things, or any things, let alone in all things. This is supposed to be a challenge, pulling us into the gritty reality of real life.
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The real practice and integration of my faith means I have to stand for something, to live something, more and more each day, bold and beyond myself. And that's Who and what I seek and pray to find...in all things, in all places, in all aspects of life, mine and others.
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You-Go to Church Sunday, April 16th-You Nassau County Review FREEPORT. N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 7 1916 Yd. XX, No. M Freeport I In the Fire Department I cmi'i.r^ of xhr k*vi#w for •*»# at Grrrl.- f« «r,<1 B'»;thw»it» ». lUilnjwl A^mi*. Mich- 'ik Nas<m.i Coun'y Rrvirw, DUiilva • WMi M»i' .¦^trT»l Stdney Smith f. Virrx int.rwM ta >ii our loco byH .asd .a«—t tk. fir.m. E. P. HIGHWATEK TlUt TABLE nr. ior !Vioa> H.».k. D<-rin< l.j"«.t Baj) 7 4 -—TMito" for H Friday .April Saturdav, Sundav Monda.. Taaadty, Wcdn sdv Thurf iay. Friday Saturriav. 11 S:ll p. m. 12 4:09 p. c;. 13 4:67 p. m. 14 .5:39 p. m. l.'i 5 :5n p. m. ¦ School Tax Collector Archer B. Wal¬ lace reports taxes collected of $51,(j25. leaving a balance of aboat (IT, IOU. HEPARTMENT ELECTIONS The largest vote ever cast for office ill the lire d:;pBrment wa« polled Thurs¬ ilay (?r^nt^g, when Itl votes were cast, with the follnattn^ re-uils: 11:12 a.m.! For fbief—Howsrj E. Pear-all, ll:.57a. m. ; unanmDUS. I2:50p. tn. I Kor Frst Assistant Chief—John J. 2:00 p. m jKniidall, jr., upanrnrou?. tor >Vfjn(l A**«*t*r.t Cisief—Ci<tr- Village Trustees i Pastors Appeal to Men At the first meeting of the Board Thuraday afternoon an application was granted the Freeport High Schoul boys, by Arthor Deagon, jr., secre tary, to hold an inter-class athletic meet on Olive Boulevard, between Ocean and Long Bench Avenues, on Saturday, May 6, from 2 to 6 p. ro. Mrs. H. V. Humphrey of Pine Street requested that the name of "Turks Island" be changed to Edwards |AvenJe, the name heing in recogni- . tion of the sterling qualitiea of one of I the citizens of the street referred to. Join in Urging Active Co-opera- for Go-to-Church Sunday— Men are Working. concerned ac- Ience William?. Hose I. 70; Edward _,,_",.,.,... JRice, Engine 1. .7.=!; William F. Dun- The Board thought the citizens and krr. How 2. 99 , ,. ,, ,. , " ,. c Arthur Nichols waa oran.n^ou»ly ; "^ould be consulted hefore taking re Hecterf Chief of rhe Ue»!.«lead De- j »'<">• »"'' instructed the clerk to notify partment. and Jiha e. Meek-r .,vbi ,'ho«e interested. unanimously elected to socceed Chief' L. F. uomellas and II. P. Libby Timothy ShsDahai cf Rj>ckville ('en- Freeport, Alar. '25, 1916. To the Men of the Churches of Free- port : Dear Brethren : We. tbe pastor!* of the Protestant churches are looking forward earnestly and prayerfully to the possibilities tbere are for ns all and for the ad- vanceinent of Onr Lord's work in Freeport at the coming Eariter season. We desire to enlist the intereat and the active organized co-operation of the Christian men to secure success. We bave tbis plan to offer you for F'rank Willeta ia now riding around tie. in a new six cylinder Oakland, attend- ! - ing to his duties with the John J. Ran-' dall Co, ' Aloert H. Hoeckley of the Brooklyn Eag:e deiive.ed sn interesting talk on' "What the Children's Coort Means.'' before the .Men's Club of the Church of the Ttannfiguration last evening. A. S. .Mott has sold his milk busi¬ ness to C. 11. Dahl of Roosevelt, who will Of;»r«fe the route in cunneition with hi« present milk 'lujitiess .Mr. ^ott has been engaged in (hi:* busii.^ jn for the past seten years and has n;iide a best of friends by his genial dispusi tion. A new;- item signed Henry J. Vc* ; kuvl wa;! left in our otiite this week. ; The letter is returned by the po.«toffice for better address. Information will be appreciated. The Columbian Bras^s Kojndry is ad-1 aertising fi.r an e.\pt^rt atenographer. I As thiB is an up-to date office, withi every convenience, it looks like a good' chance for some bright young lajy now I commuting tn New Xork every day. j t'iarence E. .loner! who lor several! years conducted the hardware store on j Main Street nt>*i operated by Claude : Brotheriiige, haa taken a pos ition as' fiianager of the hardware department) if \}. Howard Randall's store on j Hrooklyn Avenudi ' presented a petition signed by several yoor consideration, and hope that you . interested property owners asking for may find in it a way to co-operate in f • extension of water mains on sections securing a record-breaking attendance ! , pf Third aod Porterheld Places. Tbey and a deep and lasting spiritual in- ^ ' were piomUeJ the work would receive ' terest. ' prompt attention. 1. We recommend the active ob-1 Upon request 0^ the Chief of the seraance of Holy Week, beginning I Fire Department, President Randall with Sunday, .\pril sixteenth, and clos-! was authorized to sign a contract for ing cn Easter. We want that our men '¦ a fire gong in the residence of the shouid join heartily with us in, a co- | I chief, on East Avenoe, at a coat of operate action to induce the people of : I $26. oor viliage to attend the appointed ser- I ' The chief alao presented a requiai- vices in their respective churches and '¦ tion for supplies for the department, to laber for a deeper spiritural inter-' a. approved by the Fire Council, est. These were all granted excepting the 2 We recommend as a means toi request for permiasion to purchase a secure this end that April 16 (Palm ¦ set of photographic plates of all the Suuday) be observed as a "Go To apparatus of the department. Trus Chorch Sunday" with the usual efTect- ' tee Maxson objected tn this as he did ive slogan "Every Man, Woman and ' not think there was any authority for Child in Church" on that Sunday. You ; granting supplies merely for senti- know of the great success of this ' Get Your Friends to Join Qo to Church Moveiiient Bellmore IV i< y,oi .•ii..iii:li thill i'.ii TO cHn.'cii.: Till- '1:1 > tluit IIII'II stoirod at rt'li,i:ii ( lirh'Cli nioMMiinl li:is f»:is>i'(l. If vmi To < liriMJl i-'mv !i... will nol lau-li Jil Cliriill! nM)\.'ii;i|it it; ;i ><Mi('ii.H [(roposit inl ll is j.'1'ttiiiu' lii.Ljt'r lillll lioltcr ivcrv clay. It \i'rl>. Kvcrv iiuiii wiiii ii s|i;irk of r('Ii,i:ioii Miiiictliiii- iviil 111 111.' CO 'i'o CIIT'lJCil l'l (]i) To ( liriji'ii (;,.t ,.ii,,.rs u iikI llic oo TO iiiiin to OO The (io TO Ihtc i.) istav. i-ni to make con- '¦/.!•< that lliiTf is r-Ml. It THEREFORE ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR TO GO TO CHURCH. HE WILL NOT RESENT YOUR REQUEST. HE WILL NOT RE¬ QUIRE MUCH URGING. IF HE DOESN'T LIVE BEYOND THE PALE OF CIVILIZATION HE HAS HEARD OF THE GO TO CHURCH MOVEMENT. AND, HAVING HEARD OF IT, HAVING SEEN THE THOU'=:ANaS WHO ARE CHURCH fklEMBERS, HE WILL BE RECIiPTIVE. FREQUENTLY YOU WILL ELOQUENT¬ LY PLEAD V.'iTH YOUR NEIGHBOR OR FRIEND TO JOIN YOUR GC-r CUB C^ VOUR CARD CLUB. USE A LITTLE OF THIS EICCU"NCE TO OCT YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS TO JOIN THT CHU=:CH. llli; IIIUi 11 is s'.ii uri-iii'j' «ii; \\',( I! -I'.' : .-pt rlil.oj-t,,' fM To •li tivuMi;: t'l i;i't a <l!'' ' (Tn !'.'!!oA- ir1 ni!l I l-!-;it O.il: is o,e\, •.so iriTiiiiT m r.trnest truin can do to aid the OO TO ¦; lie half lifiirti'd whon you a.sk your 'ijClI. Ordititirilv it ilorsii"i rc(|iiirp ;iri;r Hiaii ti at llilll .-ill Ihe I'li.l. ¦ OO To .. Iinr,l,-v. ilk ll)! tin CIIIKTH. \our re- OO TO mental leasons, and this ittrn was un¬ animously denied. An application was received for macadamizing of Jay Street from Dean Street to East Lena Avenue. movement two years ago, und with the hearty help of our men we believe we i can far outdo our former record. We very earnestly ask you to take upon i your shoulders the responsibility of signed by Robert Ashton. There are pushing this movement thmugh to a seven houses on the block ; referred to splendid success. street committee. 3. If yoo assume thia work, which Isadore Mayer 8.p;;e8red before the ; je alfO a privilege, in the light of our Board as request'd to consider the | Lord's call to Co work in His vine- matter of payment for Peekskill grav- yard, we a* putflFI Will gTva you *^^ i el on Roosevelt Street, for the block , fultesl and most aCtiVe co-operation,-. ",,i_,n,pnt, f"r ...ail just south of Merrick Road. This was I consistent with our special functiona ''''"^'^ put down with the umkrstendirg that as Rrinisfer? of the Grace of God and Mr, jvinj^gf would pay for it. the n il preacheis of the Gospel of Odr Lord ' lage to do the work. President Ran- ¦ Je^ns Christ. Unanimou^^ly Re-eiecle-i Chiel F, ¥. D <^"" **'*^ ^^ ^^^ looked up the assessed -We consider thia a conununity work - value of the jSroperty and found tliat which no single church can do. Nor OLD OFFICERS :$riLL HOLD the opening of the sireet through the can several accomplish the best results Do not forget that Ine new captains I property had increaaed the assei-sed , working independently. iiiovomcrit IS j: 'MM- ii^iri 111 till nvini.' eviTv LM-iat w. rk ' Roosevelt Frank S. Snekeker, entative, is in thia 1 \te pleaseti to i Jr., our autboriz illatre every Tuei ve special item?. Merrick I i».Hlil.-<1 LyHev. W.U. Mhoulil Ih.' sent tu hitn i Ihis htadinir. hoWAliD E. i'L>i;S\l.L ! We coinin«nJ the aUitudt of our f.j j feprcsentfltlvi? In Congfesn, Frederick (..'. liicks, in sending letter.* to his con- J slitUGlits sliitinn that their views on Mrs. George Plaee a"''! qutsticns now before Congrtes Hre of .'?inirle coiilcs of the hfassuu Coiiriiy K Kale at Mi-s K. Nathan's .Store, NaBfiiii I Ke^^ulhr services at tlii^ .M. K. (.'luirch every Sunday morning at 1(03(1, e»en- 1 .ng al 7 :3(); Sunday Sohocl in fhe af- !'ernoon at 2:'i9; preachinj; by the pas- ''or. Rev. B. F. Ray. All are wslcome *o these servicts. We will iiublish th>- schedule of games for the coming season by the local baseball team in our next iasue. William Hadenhop ia having a new front placed in his store on Petlit Avenue and is making other additions and improvements. Stephen P. Petti' i- tn loninience the erecti<,in of a store liuililiiig on his property on Bedford Avenue, eouth of tirand Avenue, in the near future. 1 At the primary held on Tuesday there was no opposition to any of the candidates on the Republican ticket the votu resulting as tollows; For Delegates at-Large to the National Convention —Leon R. Rrown, Sti; James W. Wadsworth, jr., 86; Freii> erick C. Tanner, 83; Charles S. Whit¬ man, i)5. For District Delegates to National Convention- George Wilbur Doughty, H4; William F. flanugan, 84. Kor Member of .Slate Committee —Georjie Wilbur Doughty, so. Coun ty {^immittee -James .1. Molloy, t!."!; Charles Peterson, 1. On tbe DemocrHtic licket. however, there was a very apirited tight for member (if the County Cinniiiitt f. John ,'. Hedell, who has held this po. sition for several years, was the only one lo lik' a petition of nomination, but several ol the friends of Churles Friseh inilu.'eil hini tn run. after the lime ol tiliii.L; iietitions had expired, Hmi il was iietcisiiry for them lo write his iiHine on the InMul, .At the count it wus fininil '.lisil 41 liallo'-i '.nd b'-en cast f(ff this otiice, each of llu ciinUi- dates reeeivpii '29, •with one blank, llie iialtjiice ol the ticket receiveil very little attentrnn. the vote being: For Delegatts to NalioiiHl (^invention. William Cliurch Osbom, L'S; SHiiniel IJntermeyer, 21!; (ieorge .1. .Meyers, 22; James A. O'GurmHn. 2:i. For .Mein'nr of Stnte Conimiltie, Bertram GHnlner rseeived '21 votes. ._ . .. - ., Shall we not to Copiague. where George Place has ; w Uicks can onlv [lease us we are, and lieutenants elected Tuesday even- value from $3500 to .IIS,600 a ye^r, ; f"r tbu great occasion become " Work-' ^ "^ i IBr, lllCKs. tan oniy j lease us, hief^ elected or ad- making about $200 a year more The Great South Bay Ferry Co. has ! oj>ened its servitt between Swift Creek j ataticn and the beaches. Daily ser-1 vice will irommence a few days before ing and the new Decoration T)ay. but one trip is now : vanced Thuraday evening do not take taxes, and this was practically the made oit^aturday afternoon and two | otfice until April 19, and tbat the uid only street not improved without ex- irips on Sunday. Sonday was thenrst | olficers are in charge uitii thai time, pense to the abutting property owners. good day for fishing and hundreds of j cumpany by-laws notwithstanding. Trustee Maxson thought that it anglers came out from New York; FIRE COUNCIL would be unjust to force the claim and Broaklyn. i .^i c:" <• l.^_;i. i -»de """^^'^ ''"''¦ '^^ obligation be can celled; Trustee Bedell seconded; car i ried. Report of Police Justice Flint Williams: Frank T. Bailey. Alvin ^ «^7**^J«<='?P'''"'f» f'"'J"" «'"'^' Raynor. W. D. Fincb. John T. Cotter. ¦''^^°' """^J ""/^ '^b for February. P. D. Combs, jr.. W. W. Fullager. i Fo«''-'e«" double assessments were William H. Ryder, Jobn S- Sumner, I''"""??• ^ " . ,, Oscar Rupert. Edward F. Rice. Charles ^ P""'^*"\^ Kandall, on reqoeat, < brought up the matter of increaae in '• salary of John T. Cotter, assistant en Mr. and Mra. M.J. Place of Nassau 'ton" | i"ferpsi (" him'*W inviting their px move Monday of thia corning week j ,".f ,;si"". While this expression from FIRE COUNCIL The new Fire Coaneil wi!) be atad Jaeob Post and Stephen P. Pettit | op as follows: Chief Howard E. Pear- are l)uilding a store on their property ! sa". First Asst. Chief John J. Ran- oo the Merrick Road, between George i dall. jr.. Second Asst. Cbief Clarence: in ers together with Him?" Signed: Ssul (>. Curtice, M. E. Reginald H. Scott. P. E. J. Sidney Gould, Presb. August C. Karkau, Luth, secured a position. W. Raynor's grocery and DaSilva's i buikling. Tbis will be a one story I bailding, for either one or two atores. , Tbe front of tbe grocery now occopied ! by Mr. Raynor will be brought out | aaen witb the new building, so thatj O. Niles and Clarence E. Jones. tba antira front ot the addition and i Mr. Raynors' store wil match. Tbe annual meeting of the Neigh borbood Workers will be beld next Mondav, April 10. at the home of Mra. a D. Smith. West Merrick Road. It will be an all day meeting, convening j at 10 o'clock in tbe moming. wben the aaaaal reports will ba read aadaffieers | alactad. Luncbaon will ba served at BOOD. At 2 p. 0. Misa Provan. boosts mother for tbe Nassau Cottage Assa- ciatien. will speak regarding ber work. Tbis session is opan to tbe public and any who srish to bear Misa Provan wi4l ba cordially welcomed. J. Hoylar Ellison, private aecretary to Coogreoofnan Frederick C. Hicka, paid a pleasant visit to tba editor of tba Nasaaa Couniy Review, in com¬ pany with Frank £. Rose, Monday af- tarnooo. Frank and Huyler are still,' as inseparable as wben they wera the big fire fighters of Vigilant Hose Com¬ pany together <and tbay bava never bad any better ones bafore or since). Mr. Ellison is vary macb inter«:sted in bis tsork at Waahington, and enter¬ tained tba editor immensely witb a talk along tboae linos. Wbeo he left Waahington arrangements wera being aada far aondrng out 60,000 packages af aaads to Congressman flicks' con- atitaants in tbis district. Mr. Ellison talto as tbat a copy of Mr. Hicks', ••» innovation in voUac gineer at the power boose. Troatee Mahnken moved tbat tbe amount be increased from $110 to $120 carried; President Randall and ' tee Bedell voted no. Fourteen Y^ars Ago (Items of inttrest from the R<>view files fourteen years ago this week i R. H. Mayland again elected presi- > dent of Towfi Firemen'a Associstion. j Henry K. Rider elected Chief of i Freeport Fiae Department. j j W. Van Wicklen's new store on I I Main Str-iet completed. ! i Roosevelt 'postoffice opened, Charles i j B. Moore, fMatmaster. ' Rev. D. A. Jordan sppointed pastor ' 'of Freeport M. E. Church. j i L. I. R. R. promises Village Board tbst they will "see to it that two trains do nat meet at the station tbe eame tiase." services will continue tbe aame on Sunday. Sunday School will be h^ld at 2;45 p. IB. and at 7:4."> p. m. Leighton Nugent, lay reader, will bt in eharge of the evening service, were There Burglars? The Junior Guild win hold no meet From the Brooklyn Times: ing this week owing to fhe fact that ••The police received a call from the \ 'heir directoress, Mrs. M. J. Place, is iT«aidence of George Hoffman, 26.5 making preparations to move from ' Soath Ocean Aveaue, Wednesday morn- j Roosevelt. ' ing aboul 11 o'clock. When they ar- ' Last Wednesday evening there was rived tbare tbey foond Mrs. David » very interesting service at the mis Straass. Mr. Hoffman's daughter, and i son '" charge ot Rev. Inwood of Gar- aaotber woman, both with revolvers i den Cityi Rev. Inwood is rector in in their banda. They said that a man | charge of the Episcopal Chorch in idreaaedinabrown suit had tried to ; Mineola. Servicea will continue to be ,u '• force an entraace to the houae through | held during lent, every Wednesday Trus-i •'*•'¦ ***"¦• ""d "hen they shot to j evening at 8 p. m, ' acare bim, be disappeared toward tbej ".,,,. a .,. ¦bara. The officers made a thorough I l»>e following companies of the aearcb, bot found no one. Again, between 2 ano 3 o'clock in the afternoon the police received a second call from the Hoffman country home. Wben they arrived the two women said someone was upstairs in the house. Tbree ofTicers made a tbor« oogh aearefa. but found no one. They foon j dreasars open, and things scat lUVecthiless, conscious that our repre . r. ... ,, r, , ~ 1 %i • .u i sentative ha'i a nilly til the whole coun At St. Paul's Episcopal Mission the | ^^^ ^^ ^^|| ^^ ^^^ ^|^^, ^.j^,^^,^^ ^,^ ^^^^, district, hod we can conceive it po-si Roosevelt Fire Department have elect¬ ed officers for the coming term: Alpha Hook., Ladder and Hose Com¬ pany—iiV>remsMi, John Boston; first as- sistsnt foreman, Robert Ramsbotton ; second assistaat foreman, Vincent Sol¬ mo; sacratary, Eugene Eldridge; (inan cial secretary, Jesae Khodes ; treasur er, Fred MaJlineaux; trnstee for 3 A very interesting meeting of the Bellmore Boardof Trade whs Held at Firemen's llall last Monday evening. About thirty memliers mikI residents of tbe villaiie attended. Several sub- jtcts "f local interest were discussed and conslilered. The Hailroad Coniniittee reported ble thai in larger interests our own hg^jng tbken up with the Adanis Bx- inmedinte ones may son'etimes Sfetii p^^gg CompHny the matter of free ex to submorne. The bane of our (lollti- pres« delivery ami have every reason tal existence is the selflshnpss of our j^ believe tbis will be obtsined in the politicians which too often and to ; very near future. The preaent plan of truly represent the seltishnessoflhe ,|,p eomjiBny is to have one truck t»>ake common people," The snag of our jgiivcries from Hellmore, Wantagh, politics is private ¦ interest, PubPc , j^^^fg^jj y^j Merrick depots duily. inlerest must replace private interest and we who abhor the grafter will look for release in tying to the man, independent of party, what cost ot self-BHcrifice, stands ifor public against private good. Self sacrifice will quire fo be considered « much larger item in public service than it is now A resolution was passed requesting the Boards of Education in Bellmere and Smithville Soutli to place the •um. of $50 in their tax budgets tor the coming year for the purpose of making snow iittthH throughout the principal streets leadi- 19 ^^^ 'S^^'^'^j^.?''• Bgerd of Education of tic\,'iht'' .,>.nool tered about in some of tha up,uirs i S^"- S*"*t'.Ab"'n8. wardens John rooms, but Mrs. Strauss said she B«-to» •nd V.ncent Solmo; delegate 't poaitively state that anything to Sute Firaoien's Assn., Jobn Mc¬ Caffrey; delegate to S. N. V. Assn., Vincent Solaso, and delegates to Nas¬ sau Coonty Assn., John Boston and According to the Brooklyn Eagle "It was T«^sy night that burglars pT;^"];^^,;-^^^. Hose Company 6rat tried to eater the Hoffman home ^t i while only Mra. Hoffman was bome. Sba heard the noises ar.d flashed on the porch electric light and notified tha Preeport paliee. When tbey Russell Hose Company—Foreoisn. CIsnde Brotheridge; first assistant foreman. Fraak Coward ; second assist¬ ant foreman, Harold Blynn ; secretsry, Percy Tweedale; flnancisl secretary, Harold Haff; treaaurer, Edward Schmidt; trustee for S years, Fred Coming Events Tuesday evening. May 2, annoal i rived the burglars had msde their es school meeting at the Grove Straat | cape. Nothing was taken. ^^"^^¦a Aaa. a a i Tboy tried sgsin Thursdaysf tcmoon | ^j^^ wardens, Edward Schmidt Tuesday and Wednesday. April «6 | and succeeded in entering, "hey were i^^j p^^ Zaimar- delegste to State . and 26, a play, "Tbe Nest Egg." by | again frightened away befora tbey got | pjreman's Association, Ciaade Broth Unanimously Elected Firat Assistant 1 IJIj* **'¦'' ""d Wig Club at tbe Crystal , anything. " | gHdge: delegate to Southern New York Chief. F. F. D. I ^Jl*" ' From the Hoffman residenco: j Firemen's Association, John C. Hln- l^^tatmitt Someim'nt Tnek ilmrmiait^' n .."'^./^'o "*' A"?' V*' v 1"*^'" i '*'• ^t'*""* refuses to have any- richs, and delegates to Nssssu Coanty ,*l!^?^.i??^"l'.!?^i ^^^ I ?'**^2L *^V.^.T'^T* ^' ^^^^^l- *'»*»8 »° -y '"' publication and says j Firemen's Associstion. Wiliism F. ".».«« .» "«..— fo, eompany , |on Choral Society in Freeport M. F..\ghm doea not wsnt it in print RANDALL. JR. on tha oystar and fish industry oflicers Tnesday evening wheo be had | Cburch. i Pearsall and Frank Coward. before we can hope for improvement , jjlgtrict hl» acted favorably on the in our body oo itic Selfishness has > recommwdation. taken the 'pep out o pstriotism to- s^,^" "^^ members were ad.led lo day. Commercial politics and politi- ; ^^^^ "rga"j"tJon. eiana have wrought a sad havoc in na- | tional ideals. And. to recur, the poM- j a daughter arrived at the home of tician gets his under the guise of a | Mr. and Mrs. William Veit of this vil- sort of cloak of honor. Bis reply to ),pp "" Tuesdav of last week. criticism is that we would "get ours' if we had hia chance, and we "the John J. Hedell of Merrirk Road left common people" are not sure enough Wednesday on a bosiness trip through of ourselves to denounce the sspersion. northern New York State. We have a commendable desire not to ^—^——^—___________ be hypocrites. Hence may of our politicians are "getting away with it." Selfishness chsllenges attack if the nation's life is to be preserved. Selfishness is sin. Religion combats Hymeneal WHAl.RY-CHESHIRE Mr. and Mrs. John W. Whaley an> The truly religious will he the nounce the marriage of their daughter truly patriotic. The heritage of the , Estella to Clifton H. Cheshire on Fri- present wor will be in this country a day, March 3!. Tbey sre at home at new emphasis ujion religion. .49 Bedell Street. Services at the Chorch of the Re-' KIERNAN-GIBONkY demer Sunday, the Kifth in lent, at ; Tbe friends of Mr. and .Mrs. John 11 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. M. j Kiernsn of Rose Street will b« sur- Morning f rsyer and sermon. Evening ' orised to lesm of the marriagu of Prsyer and sermon. Church School Jaughter. Elsie, about a rnonth ago in each Sunday st 10 A. M. in the Psrish California to Francis P. (iihoney. House. Csmp Ground Sunday School ' Mrs. Kiernan accompsnied her daogh- every Sonday in the lira ball of Com- ter to Calijjhrnia, and returned lasl pany No. 2 on Camp Ave. at I o'clock, week. Mr. and Mrs. Qiboaey will re- Tbe Womsn's Auxiliary roaeU weekly ; aide in Snn Frsncisco, Cat., for tbe will also ba aant to avary man in tbe ballota printed witb • li*i of aii tb* diatriet. ao wa will not waste time nominees thereon. Although most by printing H in tbe Review. Tty ny ipadal box of ent flowers. 7Bc for tha waakand. C, R. Ankers, •orist. Rockvilla Cantra. L. I.; tela phone coonactlon; dalivary anywhere laws probably woold not allow of this, it is a schema which woold save much ' time on company elcct'oo night. Easter dance by Entertainmant Com¬ mittee at tbe Fraaport Club House. New Telephones PREEPORT EXCHANGE Following is the list of recant Prom tha police records (tba oniy onca that ara open for inspaetion): March SO. OfAcer Couens at Hoff¬ man'a two houra. Oflicar VanRiper at Hoffman's one |' bo«r. tela- COMPANY ELECTIONS ! Tba annual eleetioaa of all tfae com paniaa of tha dapartaaot wara bald .^ " . , ., " ; Tuaaday avening. with ihe following j *^^* °®''* "' **"• ^•'' ^^'^ ^•'« AttaotioB ia aallad to tha advartisa ' officers elected: i *¦**• Coaipany: maat of G. BafMOtt Smith in this is-1 HOSE 1 PSBEPOBT EXCHANGE rr-, My-8y»}*fci»M b«llt ap a big! Captain. Frank T. Bai lav; I.euten-i Fraaport taaWMS aad haa a rapaUtion for giv- ^^^ ^|yi" jfUynor; aecood liaatenant. | G. Chuisano. 34 Banofngton Avanua; tag good oaiviea. ... .. I Daniel G. Raynor:nconlia«oacraUry, 1117-r """*"*" I Frank Moras; financial aacratary, Ed **••• 0- Rasmussen, 61 Marrick B«, IMd coal at tba rigbt price. I ?*» StUlwdl; tTMM^ ^a»e, R-I R^fdJ «8-J , ", " ^ " . naa»«t Coal Co., 619 S. Main St. jlSjn'tb; wwdab*. Frank Bailay and Al-T J. P* Bo". 21? Rapdall Aveoue;. a n,«wJ»4«r ttii*ilrt**ii Tal. 88». 'vin Raynor: tmataaa. AlbartWhalay. I tM-r * A UroWIng BUSlnMS Advartlaaasat. I f^roo Graavas. A. J. Croaiay; dtiagate I P«b«r l^lnkalststH, 24 Brooklyn Ave-' Tha Fraaport Ice A Puat Company! Miss Kbriorie Hiriiaker tendered a jN. Y. sute. Assn., ClattBeaWilUatts: I Bia ;»»•-« anooonee thM thay bsve made addi- bjf"j<j, p,^-t^ ,bou, fifteen of bar Smitli * Badali tali bow to praaerve ; S. N. Y. Avan., ?. B. LoQBam. ! Oacaga Stone, 88 Henry Street; tioas to tbeir plant and ^flolpment | y^"/,j^^, "" Monday aftarnoon. HOSK 1 • "•*•* ' "hich hava matarially iacraasad their, ^prii 3, at tbe bome of har paranU, j Capuittw W. D. Fincb; liaounant.; Haldwin «paeity for sarviog thair caatonara. y, ,^ y". Cbarlas K. Hamakar, Obituary JAMES STEWART UMASSA James Stewsr, tbe bright littia one on Thursdays at 2:30 P. M. G. P. S. ""t year Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilman bave { meetings on Fridsys st 8,30 and 7,80 | rented tba liousa of Alvin G. Smitb on | P- M. Boy Scoots meet on Tuasdays ; Lakewood Avenue snd will move tbere | at 7,30 P. M. Cooking Scbool sessions ; during the coming waak. | are held on Saturdays st 9.80 A. M. ' j Doring Lent a service is beld io tbe I « *__.. -t .- s u » I C. W. Dahl. proprietor of Sweat, chorch 00 Friday afternoons at 4.20.; .a. .a , sm as, «• .. ¦ , . ". «... ^"^^^ information aa to what , (;,"," psiry of tbis village, bas pur- a cordisl welcome awaits nil who at * ?"'""* ""^ '°" "' **'' •"** **"• ""=''••' , i pbooa installations ss reported by tha; *" *** "' "r! ,' m » "" I «'»"«^ »»" "'"' business ot A. 8. Mott; "nd tba s-rvicas of tbis church. * - >~ ' , dooa appaars 00 tbe police blotter. jof Fraaport. Mr. Dahl took cbarge Fraoi a raviaw of all tba abova: I'pf bis naw route on April 1. Oar raadars can form an opinion as I -. ^ ,. : 'T~» ,.«... wall aa for Q. to givs them ona. It L ^ **«' *^"" '?,i^,^Tl^^.l'" :aaa»a oaanimoos, boiraver, tbat noth- i ^'"'<*"»« "'^''^'ly Charles Bebr. hava i iagwa* taken from tbe Hoffman rasi. I ^".'•"^•^ "*"'"«/'* P"* '"•^; drnca. altboagb tbera is a discn.pancy IChsrles Darling will occupy tbe north I reiprdinf tha otiier ^ttails : Store with a plumbing and beating j office, wbi la Mrs. Harry Gijman will [opan • nDJUinery stora ^n tba one to < Ihe sooth. ywr taath. ia tbair adv. this waak. k Haooa Laondrr Co., 1160 jTW* eompaay ia antiraly owaad by Sv DtmoB Smith: raeocdu« sacraUry! \ L. M. Van dar Burgh, Milburn Ave.1tupay«raaad raaMwto af tba Villaga Johh W S«hmi«- flaasKial aacratary, nos: 1161 |at Flaapagt. Mi»liyiag ff«lB 20 to 80 S. Harbart NiabaU; trnsaaior. Albarl j WANTAr.H RTrHAM#2a> ' SSi rfttS ^SSIlll^^tt? ^Sw aad thay «*ll ba foaad goad paopla to do boslaaM with. C. H. fradariek Is pnsUaat of tfea eompang aai Roland "Aia you going u plant soma thtab- ^^^J^^hJ^^L;^^. Hantanant, ktttf aad traaa thia SpringT First dnito floodb at right priaaa caa b« ob- ^:U'i:aLfAi::^''?:si:^ »-• ^^' --»-^«,««. w. d LTSSdZlk^rs^'Jrs ^:^'i'i^,*;s:^Lm^'r:t^ taaka yaur asra sahi^tiaaa." t ^'""^ ^ Stair. M. Msatoaas. Kdward i (Coatniaia oa pa— a> il7|>r WANTAGH EXCHANGE Ballntors R. Van Idaratiaa. Batiar Straat; 44 WilUam Laea. Nawbridga Road; on Woods Avenaa. 3amas, music and singing was aaioyad by tha littia folks. aftar wbich a ditiaty laacb was sarvad to all presaat. Tbe ehildren left Miss Marjorie <i*ith aMoy ezpraasions of good w<n and bast wisbaa for tba ra- tamt tit tha day. «?an>Miaid ao fsea ty LaMsssa, diad suddenly Tuesday ot last week. FunersI services were beld ",.,,« , ..,,.¦ \ fridsy with interment in Grranfield Cbas. Offerman ( p«w station bus is I Cemetery. giving great satisfaction to patrons | - and is counted among village improva-1 Wm^LIv W^tthor Uft%nrf mants. it is s Ford chassis with a; ^^*^*y VVeainer KepOIT body fumished by Chas. O. Colvin '¦ (Por our readers in othar localities) with sasting capacity for nine baaidas ; Friday. March 81. March eerUinly tba chauffeur. ^.^t g^t ..m, , i.mb;" fine Spring A. E. Hewlett ratamad bom^ on! <>•'• <:'«v '^^ "**"»• Satarday after a two months' stay in Saturday. April 1. bam Spring Baltimore, Md. ' waathat in morning; oasacast and ——• i chilly in p. m. Tba monthly maating of tthe Man's i Sunday. :lesr, fin« Spring weaihar Clob will be bald in tha Parish Hooaa continaing. on Taesday evening at 8.80. Tdteis Monday. Una waatbar oontmomg in aod baseball will ba tha aqhjae'U of •«»•"»*»«*«»<* *»'»<*y •" •'*•"•**"' '•'" principal discussion Refrtcnunants i •«• «»'<• »* »•«*»'• will ba enjoyed. Tuasday, rain and ovarcaat all day, I claarad off cold at night Among tha ratoral^ familiaa from j Wednaaday, thcrmonEMter (town t<» a wintar spant in Maabattaa ara tha • 86. warmar daring di^. D- A. Clarkaonri. Cha A. af«}narta.and Thursday, elaar and warm tha G. L. Massiiys. ^__^ " ^"^'.^7 ^ <Co«itiin«d oa pat* 6) "•'• "'•'•¦* "••• •• "••• • iassii&ttiiJiiijidikiiiMiiiiUHUtti tt^Sat MiiMaiiiiyiUsifeia ^asMm mmatiiitmidiiaiilmiiititmktii iM
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MARY ESTHER — Wednesday morning, Lalainya Steele pushed her cart down the aisles of Target, keeping a close eye on her busy 2-year-old son.
With a second child on the way, she is trying to encourage his independence. But it's tiring, she admitted, smiling.
The Fort Walton Beach woman can hardly wait for the store to expand its grocery section, a change that will be completed by June 30.
"I would love it," she said. "One-stop shopping.
"Since a trip to Target is a treat for us, it would be nice to pick up a few things for dinner, and you get to drink Starbucks while you shop," she added.
The store on U.S. Highway 98 will be adding most of the grocery item categories typically found in SuperTarget stores, according to Target spokeswoman Kirsten Halloran, who responded to questions by email.
The store will have about 10,000 square feet dedicated to fresh food when the renovation is complete.
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The expanded grocery area will include a limited assortment of fresh produce such as bananas, seasonal fruit, carrots and lettuce, as well as fresh meat and pre-packaged baked goods like dinner rolls and pies.
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The work began in early April and is expected to be completed on or before June 30. The renovated store will not require additional employees.
Halloran wrote that the expansion is in response to research and feedback from shoppers.
One of those shoppers was likely a woman from Navarre named Christina, who didn't want her last name used. The recent transplant from San Antonio, Texas, said there were five SuperTargets there, and she rarely visits the Mary Esther store without mentioning the need for more groceries.
"I probably complain to the cashiers more than I should," she said. "It's hard to find everything in one store."
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This Large Jewelry Case makes it easier to look your best at all times, giving you a convenient way to carry your jewelry with you. Whether for storage at home or traveling, this is an accessory no woman should be without. Made from genuine leather with turned edges, our Large Jewelry Case is loaded with storage for all your accessories - a snap out ring bar, a strap for 7 pairs of earrings, 6 snap tabs for necklaces, plus 2 zippered pockets for smaller items. The leather suede interior gives your jewelry a soft place to rest while the zippered opening makes sure everything stays in when it's closed up. Looking good on the go just got a lot easier thanks to this Large Jewelry Case!
Our Classico leather collection is a semi-aniline, drum dyed pebbled leather. It offers a little extra color and character, making it a good choice when you want your accessories to stand out. This full grain leather has a soft hand feel with intricate lines, giving it a distinct look from our smoother leathers like Vero and Zita. It comes in a wide variety of colors that you won't find in our other collections and has a polished finish to make them really shine. Its unique appearance and range of colors make it ideal for matching with purses, belts, or other leather items you own.
The quality is top of the line and pkg. enhances a proud product! It is difficult to comprehend an online product to what is actually received in your hand.
Great quality and value. The jewelry case exceeded my expectation. I would recommend Leatherology to any of my family and friends.
The package arrived ahead of promised time. The wrapping was flawless, both the box, the gift wrap and the presentation. Just needed to be placed under the tree. The case craftsmanship was exquisite, the stitching was perfect and the overall quality was great....my wife loved it!!!
Case is very nice and leather looks so rich.
Really like the zip pockets and the area for necklaces. Very god quality.
it is beautiful and it came in a lovely box I would definitely shop this store again
The item came in a very nice packaging and is ready to be presented as a gift. The quality of leather seems to be very nice, the detailing is very accurate.
Hope it will last.
The purchase was a very easy and trouble-free experience with the shipment arriving way earlier than expected.
Met all my expectations, will be ordering again from your site.
Beautiful color quality product that was delivered on time. Also nicely wrapped. The only suggestion I would have is to add the initials to the outside packaging. I ordered multiple items for multiple people and had to take the nicely wrapped items apart to make sure I gave the right item to the right people.
After searching online for many types of travel jewelry cases, I ordered this one and am extremely pleased with it. The leather is beautiful and very well made. The inside is soft and ample for many different kinds of jewelry. The fact that the entire case zips is a big plus. Finally, the case was sent in a beautiful gift box. This made me feel like this was a gift to myself! I would definitely order from this company again in the future!
Beautiful, well made product. She loved it.
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I am very pleased with this product.
I had a leather jewelry case that I loved but when our house was broken into, my case and all my jewelry was stolen. I have very few pieces of jewelry now but this case is even better than the one I had. I Love It.
This case was a birthday gift and the recipient loved it. It is both a beautiful color and quality leather. It is organized and set up perfectly. After seeing it, I would not hesitate to buy a Leatherology product again.
Very smooth leather and both receiver and giver were pleased with the product and its presentation. Any leather product needs will be run through this site first.
Delivery was difficult. I gave you a post office box for the shipping information and UPS does not deliver to the post office. They delivered the item to another town, to a home I sold ten months ago, not the address on the original order. I did trace the order and obtained it from the home owner. UPS ground should not be a shipping option if the item is being delivered to a post office box.
I haven't used it yet, but it really looks great.
This is the third of this case I have purchased. The leather is great and the design fits my needs. I have also purchased it as a gift.
I received the Jewelry case promptly. It was beautiful as shown. Sturdy, well-made and excellent leather quality. Despite having checked the dimensions, it was bulkier than I had expected, but it had space to insert a separate pouch inside for additional items. The interior was not cushioned as it should be and the interior zippered pockets were tight and would make a bulge if trying to put a piece of jewelry inside. Would be helpful too if the snaps that kept the necklaces in place had a pocket at the bottom to protect pendants in place or the remaining length of the chain in place and not overlapping with the next necklace at the neighboring snap. Overall, sturdy and well-made product.
Ideal gift for a frequent travler - well designed and well executed.
This is exactly what I have been looking for. Great quality, perfect for safely carrying several pieces of jewelry. I especially like the earring holder and ring slide. Definitely recommend.
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Great product. Superb quality and excellent packaging. Arrived quickly.
This jewelry case is very beautiful. The color is gorgeous and is of high quality. I also received it after a few days of ordering it. I bought it for a gift and will think of it again when I need to purchase another gift. Highly recommend.
Gorgeous leather and a great way to organize and store jewelry. The packaging was excellent and this would make a wonderful gift.
Large, allows for a lot of stuff. vivid color. Really nice!
Whether you are treating yourself or giving a gift to someone else, we want you to have an amazing and memorable experience. All items will be shipped using our signature gift packaging. Depending on the type and size, your item(s) will come wrapped in our signature microsuede sleeve, drawstring bag or soft velour bag (each with black tie accents), and be packaged inside a high-density bronze gift box. You will also have the opportunity to add a personalized gift note when you place your order.
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chef gregory gourdet is stuffing his face with vegan ice cream sandwiches. Four hours ago, the mohawked beanpole was lifting weights in a chilly Northeast Portland gym; 36 hours ago he was running 12 miles up the side of Mount Tabor; 12 days ago he was trading recipes in Austin, Texas, with two dozen of the nation's rising chefs; three weeks ago he was dancing through the Caribbean on an electronic music party cruise. "I tend to overdo things, good and bad," he says.
But, at this moment, 48 hours before he's slated to feed more than 300 of the city's food world insiders at the third annual party he calls simply "Salon 3.0," the chef de cuisine of downtown's sky-high Asian restaurant and lounge Departure stands, however briefly, in one place. There's the messy job at hand of cramming a melty gob of coconut–cashew brittle ice cream smooshed between two miso-butterscotch cookies into his maw. He nods thoughtfully as he chews. "Can you add more miso?" he asks one of his chefs, giving the sandwich a thumbs-up to be served at Salon before making another one disappear. "I have a huge sweet tooth," he mumbles. "Huge. Huge."
Gourdet, 37, wants more, constantly—blasting away his limits physically, socially, and gastronomically while freely challenging the city's idea of what makes a Portland restaurant and chef, well, "Portland."
When the soft-spoken New York native took over the Nines hotel's astro-sleek 15th-floor restaurant in 2010, it was better known for its hard-partying bridge-and-tunnel singles scene than for its eats. In three years, he's turned the dining room into a lively hub for creative, pan-Asian cuisine, a spot where Oregon's produce, meats, and seafood are transmuted into bold yet comforting dishes that sizzle and pop with the big, bright flavors of chile, lime, and ginger. Visiting the restaurant is an expensive but giddy-making surprise: it's as if you went into a dressing room to try on a pair of gaudy Ed Hardy jeans and came out clad in an Armani suit.
Like Roe's micro-luxe seafood operation or Castagna's modern experiments on the "dish" and "meal," Gourdet's big city–style kitchen is restlessly challenging the trope that Oregon's bounty speaks best for itself. "I think we can do more interesting things with the amazing ingredients that we have," he says. "I enjoy eating a roasted beet salad, but I need a little bit ... more. I want to keep pushing to make food that keeps you awake."
Beyond the food, Gourdet himself has become a Portland restaurant community touchstone. Plenty of chefs champion local farms and food-related small businesses. Gourdet is a booster for everyone else, too, the kind of guy who also organizes fitness challenges for his fellow chefs on Facebook and throws free parties to celebrate the whole scene—chefs, servers, food vendors, and other insiders. "They're ridiculous. Nobody does that kind of thing," says St. Jack chef-owner Aaron Barnett, who first met Gourdet in 2008. "He works his ass off.... He goes out of his way to try actively to be Julie from The Love Boat and get everybody together to hang out. He's becoming the cruise director of Portland food."
"I just think it's important to connect," says Gourdet of all his parties, farm visits, Bikram yoga dates, tweets, and Facebook posts. One of his New Year's resolutions was to get at least six hours of sleep a night. "I'm already fucking that up," he says.
It's as if he is addicted to Portland. And Gregory Gourdet knows what addiction is.
Charcoal hair standing in a tall, square-cut tuft with a blond wisp running through it, eyeglasses as big as a teacups, and—when he's not clad in his chef whites—maybe a bow tie or a pair of studded motorcycle boots, Gourdet makes the average mustachioed Portland hipster look like a West Burnside hobo. And he cooks like he looks.
From 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. most days, he camps in the kitchen at Departure, orchestrating the movements of more than a dozen chefs, from a sextet of prep cooks snipping the tips off 500 chicken wings to six to 10 line cooks (depending on the season) and a pair of trusted sous-chefs. On this Friday afternoon, they are all busy preparing for dinner service and simultaneously prepping 21 separate dishes for Sunday's Salon 3.0, from yuzu gel–laced kampachi nigiri to fiery chicken adobo. Still, his kitchen is calm and remarkably quiet, a symphony of rocking knives, clinking dishware, and clanking pots. Gourdet may never miss a party, but he's all business during work hours.
When you go to Departure, it's like, 'Hey, am I on a spaceship?' But when the food comes out you don't really care. Because it's all about the food. —Vitaly Paley, Paley's Place
In between tasting cookies and holding powwows with his team, he's whipping up an omelet for himself that's bursting with smoky red chiles, spinach, red onions, and garlic. "I'm very much a line cook at heart," he tells me, drizzling a puckery soy vinaigrette spiked with fish sauce and lemongrass on top. "I've had to learn to delegate. I have faith in my chefs." He needs to: with 150 seats, Departure has one of the biggest dining rooms in Portland. The fast-paced kitchen serves up to 400 people a weekend night during the busy summer season—that number can skyrocket to 800 when you count bar patrons and revelers sipping cocktails and posing for photos on Departure's mod, cruise ship–style patios.
With its angular architecture, glowing Tron-like entrance, and dramatic view of the city, Departure feels airlifted from Las Vegas, impossibly out of place in a town in love with wood-fired ovens, exposed beams, and casual nights out. But Gourdet grounds it firmly in Oregon ingredients, from the Carlton Farms pork belly braising in a pair of giant sous vide machines to the DeNoble's Farm kale for the roasted squash and goji berry salad. The kitchen's pantry shelves are packed with local nuts and seeds. Last summer, the staff juiced and froze three cases of Mountain Rose apples during the three-week window when the rare Hood River fruit was available. They used it to sweeten fall sorbets. "I have a little, secret desire to be a farmer," Gourdet admits.
His crew revels in the kind of labor-intensive techniques and personal touches you often find at boutique, chef-driven spots around town, from making their own spicy XO sauce and Thai sausage to dehydrating Oregon shrimp for a fiery fried rice. The cooking—and, of course, his eccentric, flamboyant personal style—earned Gourdet a spot on Food Network's loopy Extreme Chef in 2011, where he jumped hay bales and ran through a dust storm before preparing dishes for a panel of judges. He won top honors at the Great American Seafood Cook-Off in New Orleans in 2012, snatching victory from a field of 16 chefs from across the nation with a slow-cooked Oregon chinook salmon with bacon dashi and pickled porcini. This year, the Oregon Department of Agriculture named him Chef of the Year ("I was touched," he says of the state's somewhat nerdy honor. "I totally cried when I got the news."). He also won Eater Portland's "Hottest Chef 2012" award—a title that just makes him giggle.
Cooks of my generation didn't see celebrity chefs doing crazy shit on TV and want to be cooks. We fell in love with the discipline and the art of cooking.... We learned quietly.
—Gregory Gourdet
Thus far, the James Beard nominations and New York Times stories that have vaulted some of the city's tiny, chef-owned eateries to American dining's top echelons have yet to "discover" Gourdet. It may take a while. Portland is a city that loves (and is beloved for) its plucky, shoestring operations and gutsy, gluttonous dishes. A glitzy hotel restaurant bankrolled by out-of-towners doesn't fit that mold, regardless of how many meringues its chef whips up from foraged Oregon-coast seaweed. But Gourdet's not worried. "We're not at the top of the list for classic Portland restaurants yet. The older foodie generation references Beast and Le Pigeon and Pok Pok. I think a younger generation will reference Departure."
Famed Pok Pok owner and James Beard Award winner Andy Ricker agrees: "I really feel like the food at Departure is some of the most undersung in the Portland milieu," he gushes via e-mail from Thailand. "[Gregory's] a fiercely creative chef and is making food that is as decidedly 'un-Portland' as the restaurant he does it in ... which of course makes the whole thing soooo Portland."


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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a 24-hour fitness center, and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Additionally, valet parking, 24-hour room service, and a business center are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. 4 meeting rooms are available. This Wichita hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and gift shops/newsstands. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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After getting off work I decided to change the shifter in my '79 Malibu from a column shift to a floor shift. Being in a hurry, I drove the car on the ramps, forgetting to chalk the wheels. I got under the car to undo the linkage, and as soon as I turned the ratchet I heard a clicking noise. Realizing what I did, I scurried out from under the car as quick as I could, but it was to late. While I managed to get my head out in time, the front wheel got my shoulder. I was in serious pain, but I wanted to finish the job-and I did!
My wife wanted me to go see the doc, and I ended up telling her I was fine. It wasn't until the following morning that I realized I was still in a lot of pain and went to the hospital. When I told the nurses and the doc what happened, they gave me a puzzled look. I think a few even snickered at me. After a few x-rays I was told it was only bruised, along with my ego. When I got home I got rid of the ramps and bought a floor jack and two jackstands.
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I received your July issue and turned to the dyno tune article for the low-compression 383 stroker ("348 Revival"). I wanted to say that this piece was very informative. I have a '72 Chevelle with a similar engine to the article. I'm running a 383ci with 9.5:1 compression, Jegs 197cc aluminum heads, 64cc combustion chambers, and Comp Cams Pro Magnum roller rockers (1.6/1.52 intake/exhaust).
The cam has 486-inch lift and 230 degrees duration at 0.050. Intake is a Victor Jr. with a 750 Q Series Quickfuel carb, and I'm running 1 3/4-inch Headman headers with 2 1/2-inch Flowmaster mufflers with no tailpipes. I opted for the California Performance Trans 2004R and a 2,600-stall converter. The rearend is a 12-bolt with 3.73:1 gears.
Back to the article. I jetted the carb with 78 jets in the primaries and left 84 jets in the secondaries. I set the timing at 37 degrees full advance, which is 3 degrees less than what you used, and the car runs like new money. The old stumble from tipoff is gone. Midrange is great at part throttle, and when you get into the accelerator all the way the car runs better than it ever has. I'm planning on a dyno tune in the near future so they can fine-tune it. Thanks again for a good and useful tech section.
I should mention that after riding Harleys for 37 years, and after a serious accident, I decided to get back into muscle cars three years ago. Your magazine has been a great source of help to me. Keep up the outstanding articles.
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First off, I am going to make you mad by saying I don't care what it says on the valve cover. If you are worthy, you are worthy. I teach auto tech at the high school level in Tampa, and I am living my dream. Anyway, I was down at the local dragstrip racing my-dare I say it?-Datsun. I have a '78 Datsun 280Z with a turbo motor, and it runs 12.6 at 110 mph and I drive it back and forth to school.


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BILLY RAY CYRUS was on "Piers Morgan Tonight" last night talking about MILEY'S "VMA" performance. He said, quote, "Miley harnessed into something very special. She's just Miley. She's an artist, she's real. I think that's what's happened over the years, Miley has been reinventing her sound. She's evolving as an artist herself . . . That's still my Miley."
In a clip from her upcoming MTV documentary, MILEY CYRUS says, quote, "I was born to become who I am right now. Right now I'm in a point in my career where I'm exactly what I wanna be, who I wanna be . . . You're always gonna make people talk. You might as well make them talk for like, two weeks, rather than two seconds."
LIAM HEMSWORTH'S alleged new girlfriend EIZA GONZALEZ was at a press conference for a movie, and reporters just wanted to talk about the relationship. She told them, quote, "I have nothing to say about that subject." She tried to keep things focused on the movie, but they kept pressing, so her managers ended the interview.
ELLEN DEGENERES is the Most Likeable Woman in Hollywood, according to a survey. Ellen got 35.1% of the vote, followed by JENNIFER LAWRENCE with 17.7% and EMMA STONE with 13.4%.
Not surprisingly, JAY Z and BEYONCÉ top the Forbes.com list of the Highest-Earning Celebrity Couples. They banked $95 million over the past year. TOM BRADY and GISELE BUNDCHEN came in second, with combined earnings of $80 million. They were followed by BRAD PITT and ANGELINA JOLIE with $50 million.
TMZ says ZAC EFRON went to rehab TWICE earlier this year, once after a major relapse. RadarOnline claims Zac was partying pretty hard with CHARLIE SHEEN for a while, but Charlie denies it. And Zac's friend ROB LOWE Tweeted this . . . quote, "A thought: if you only find out a person has been to rehab weeks or months after they got out, they're probably serious about recovery."
9/18/13 Jim Carrey Breakdown
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Thursday, September 19, 2013
"Django Unchained" star KERRY WASHINGTON has been named "People" magazine's Best-Dressed Woman of 2013. The rest of this year's 10 Best-Dressed is:
Jennifer Lawrence
Nicole Richie
Zoe Saldana
Emma Stone
Lily Collins
Kate Bosworth
Jessica Chastain
Solange Knowles
Jenna Dewan-Tatum
The "National Enquirer" says that JIM CARREY'S failed relationship with JENNY MCCARTHY and diminishing box office appeal are starting to wear him down. Sources say Jim is missing Jenny, and having a hard time seeing her doing so well, both career-wise and with her new boyfriend DONNIE WAHLBERG. Friends are worried that he's headed for a nervous breakdown.
It's time for our weekly "GWYNETH PALTROW is a Diva" story. "Life & Style" magazine says Gwyneth even plays the princess when she goes to the gym. A source says, quote, "Before she showers she makes someone go into the stall and wipe the entire shower dry. She refuses to touch what she calls 'somebody else's shower water.'" That's not all . . . quote, "She also refuses to use toilet paper that anyone has touched and demands an unopened package." Gwyneth's rep says none of this is true.
Liam Hemsworth has already moved on from Miley Cyrus: He was spotted kissing Mexican actress Eiza Gonzalez at her apartment complex in Beverly Hills. Liam and Gonzalez were first spotted together over the weekend at a club in Las Vegas. He went to her place on Tuesday to return some luggage and they were spotted kissing outside the building.
9/18/13 LiLo's New Man
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
LINDSAY LOHAN is reportedly dating former Texas Longhorns quarterback MATT NORDGREN. After college he had a very brief and uneventful NFL career in 2006, then starred on the 2011 Bravo reality show "Most Eligible Dallas". Nordgren won't admit he's actually dating Lindsay, but he recently said, quote, "We've hung out. But I have been a friend trying to support her for many years now. She's completely sober now. She's in a great place and working hard and meeting with all the right people."
When JENNIFER ANISTON and JUSTIN THEROUX moved in together, she wouldn't let him display his STD ARTWORK. He says, quote, "I have these beautiful wax-museum pieces, handmade, from the 1800s, from a museum of curiosities. They're just these open mouths, with tongues, and in the throats are different stages, labeled, of syphilis and gonorrhea and whatever." He moved them to his office in L.A. --Justin also reveals that one of the reasons he and Jennifer bought their $21 million home is because it came with SIX CHICKENS. He says, quote, "[The previous owners] were like, 'Of course we'll get rid of the chickens.' And we said, 'Are you crazy? Don't get rid of the chickens. That's half the reason we wanted this place.'"
BRAD PITT took a picture with a bride and groom who were getting married at a hotel where Brad was having a business meeting. Some witnesses claim SHIA LABEOUF was at the meeting, too . . . and NOBODY paid attention to him.
The "National Enquirer" says O.J. SIMPSON is freaking out because he hid some incriminating items from the murders of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman in his Florida home . . . including the MURDER WEAPON. And the house is about to be foreclosed on and auctioned off.
9/17/13 Miley & Liam Splitsville
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Tuesday, September 17, 2013
It's official: MILEY CYRUS and LIAM HEMSWORTH are finished. Reps for both of them confirmed it yesterday. We don't know WHY they split, but there are rumors that Liam was cheating, and that he was fed up with Miley's new image and attitude.
Here's MILEY CYRUS explaining her behavior in the new issue of "Harper's Bazaar" . . . quote, "I was an adult when I was supposed to be a kid. So now I'm an adult and I'm acting like a kid."
SOFIA VERGARA and her on-again, off-again boyfriend NICK LOEB are OFF again. And this is after getting engaged last year on Sofia's 40th birthday. They dated for about three years. There's no word why they split, but there have been rumors that he's a SERIAL CHEATER.
In an interview with an Australian magazine, ROBERT PATTINSON may have given some insight into where KRISTEN STEWART stands with him. He said, quote, "I don't ever feel the need to forgive or expect people to be. I judge people on their actions. I don't really care if it's wrong or right, I give them the benefit of the doubt. If they do something I can't be bothered to deal with, I just cut them out."
DINA LOHAN turned 51 on Sunday, and she celebrated with all four of her kids: LINDSAY, ALI, Cody and Michael Jr. Here's something she DIDN'T celebrate with: ALCOHOL. Seriously . . . almost the entire Lohan family got together at a restaurant that serves booze . . . and NOBODY DRANK. Sources say they ordered Diet Cokes, waters, Shirley Temples and cherry sodas all night."
It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that RIHANNA enjoys the occasional reefer cigarette. But her friend KATY PERRY kind of called her on it in an interview with "Elle Canada". She said, quote, "I think Rihanna always looks so fresh and I'm like, 'How do you do that? We all know how much pot you smoke!' And you don't sleep because you're on Instagram at 4 o'clock in the morning!"
9/16/13 Dina Lohan DUI
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Monday, September 16, 2013
LEBRON JAMES married his high school sweetheart Savannah Brinson at the Grand Del Mar resort in San Diego on Saturday night. Guests included several NBA stars, plus the owner and coach of the Miami Heat. There are also reports that BEYONCÉ and JAY Z performed "Crazy In Love".
JOHN LEGEND married model CHRISSY TEIGEN in Lake Como, Italy on Saturday. Guests included Kanye West, Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder and Brooklyn Decker. John sang "All of Me" . . . a song he wrote for Chrissy . . . and Stevie sang "Ribbon in the Sky".
In the digital age, this is as much proof of a breakup as anything: MILEY CYRUS has UN-FOLLOWED her fiancé LIAM HEMSWORTH on Twitter. Interestingly, Liam is still following Miley. Hers is one of only 17 feeds he follows.
On that TV show "The Test", MICHAEL LOHAN challenged his ex-wife DINA to take a drug test. She refused. The show aired on Thursday. And that night, Dina got a DUI on Long Island. Dina was pulled over at about 11:00 P.M. for going 77 mph in a 55 mile-per-hour zone. She had a blood-alcohol level of .2% . . . which is more than TWICE the legal limit of .08%. Here's another interesting detail: Dina claimed she was INJURED during her arrest. She was evaluated by emergency personnel who said nothing was wrong with her . . . and at that point, police say she, quote, "recanted her claim."
PAULA DEEN was brought to tears by a 10-MINUTE STANDING OVATION at a cooking convention in Houston on Saturday. She told the crowd, quote, "We all experience pain in some way but pain is also a good thing because it makes you grow."
KHLOE KARDASHIAN is reportedly trying to keep LAMAR ODOM from hemorrhaging money by putting a hold on their credit cards. Even though Lamar has his own millions, Khloe apparently controls the cash flow in the relationship. But Lamar has been getting around it by hocking jewelry.


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