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The king of Catholic scripture commentaries these days seems to be the Navarre Bible, based on the Revised Standard Version – Catholic Edition and published in the US by Scepter Publishers. It comes in three sizes: small, medium and large. These are entirely separate works designed for different purposes and different levels of readership. The small (Compact) and medium (Expanded) New Testament commentaries are a single volume each, the latter being rather hefty. The large size edition, covering the entire bible, comes in multiple volumes, which can be purchased separately. The New Testament is available in 12 paperback volumes or three hardback volumes. The Old Testament comes in seven hardback volumes. Beginning in March 2010, a paperback series of the Old Testament will also be published. Pre-orders are already available for Genesis and Exodus.
Small (relatively speaking — at over 700 pages it's not thin!) and inexpensive, but adequate for casual personal use: Navarre Compact New Testament. I don't know the exact pedigree of this text, but it appears to be a freely adapted and condensed version of the Expanded New Testament.
For most Catholics interested in penetrating the meaning of scripture, I can recommend the 1066 page, oversized and hefty Navarre Expanded New Testament as a good balance between brevity and completeness. Coincidentally, an electronic text which I purchased several years ago included a Spanish edition of the entire work, both Old and New Testaments, so I am already familiar with the work. I can recommend it as tightly written, proceeding section by section rather than verse by verse, and relating the biblical text directly to Catholic doctrine and practice wherever possible, with generous use of authoritative quotes given the compactness of the text.
There remains the big multi-volume set, suitable for the serious student. Without being technical, this version is thorough, including longish quotes from the fathers and doctors of the Church, the saints and the Church's magisterial texts to illustrate and explain the meaning of scripture topic by topic, passage by passage, verse by verse, and sometimes even word by word. It also includes essays on the various books of the bible and general biblical themes.
The Navarre multi-volume series standard presentation is a 10 volume hardbound set covering the entire bible. But the New Testament portion remains available in paperback volumes (I bought mine a decade ago, when this was the only version offered) with the full commentary spread across in 12 individual books (under $20 each). Beginning in March 2010, paperback editions of the Navarre Old Testament volumes will begin to appear. Pre-orders for Genesis and Exodus are already being taken by the publisher. This paperback series puts at least portions of the multi-volume commentary within reach of most Catholics in the US.
Meanwhile, over in California, Ignatius Press is at long last going to release its one volume edition of the Ignatius Study Bible New Testament in April 2010. This work is based on the Revised Standard Version – Second Catholic Edition, and its price will be very reasonable, about $30. Pre-orders are $20 on Amazon. This will be much more popular than their current pamphlets, which are reasonable for study groups but nickel and dime you to death if you want to delve into more than a few individual books of the bible.
Scott Hahn is the general editor and one of the authors of this amply annotated bible from Ignatius. It is somewhat more scholarly in tone than the Navarre offerings, but still not all that technical. Good brain fodder, although not a full-blown commentary. At this point, only one question remains: Given that it took eight years to bring the single volume New Testament to press, will they ever publish a complementary Old Testament commentary?
By contrast, an interesting niche product is the commentary by Cornelius a'Lapide, an extraordinary 17th century Catholic scholar from the Netherlands. The first four volumes of a projected 30+ volume publishing venture, on the four Gospels, have already been published. They are evidently not available as separate volumes, and the set of four is frightfully expensive for what is envisioned as a initial outlay. Fortunately, it is also possible to purchase online access to an e-book version of the work for a small fraction of that cost.
a'Lapide's voluminous writings investigate many curious details of ancient, medieval and renaissance biblical interpretation, including arguments from science, history, philology and other disciplines. He also cites the Fathers of the Church at nearly every turn, allowing a broad view of the ancient wisdom.
There is one last recently initiated work that has some merit, although it is based on ICEL's New American Bible. The NAB's virtues and weaknesses have been discussed thoroughly in other forum threads. Here, I will only point the reader to what one well-known Catholic scholar, author and apologist, Fr. Peter Stravinskas, recently had to say about his experience working for ICEL in one of their liturgical translation projects back in the day when the NAB was also being engendered.
This new NAB-based series is called Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture. It is a new publication still in formation, with only a few volumes out so far. Its forte is that it includes solid Catholic scholars such as Mary Healy and George Montague. Authors for forthcoming volumes include Edward Sri, Curtis Mitch, Scott Hahn and Peter Williamson. With such a line-up, this may turn out to be a worthwhile project in spite of its foundation text.
An online resource that I find of considerable value, even though it is a rather old (19th century) translation, is the Catena Aurea, a compendium of pertinent passages from the Fathers of the Church on the Gospels edited by St. Thomas Aquinas in the 13th century. (The listing is on the right side, under Biblical Commentaries. Note that this website lists a wide variety of works by St. Thomas, including a number of his own scriptural commentaries, which are in themselves a valuable resource.) The Catena Aurea is also available in newly re-typeset book form for those who prefer it.
Also online is the old (17th century English) Haydock commentary, available online here. It's also available in book form (unfortunately from a schismatic traditionalist source) for about $125 for those who think it worth the price. Some people swear by it, others swear at it; I suppose ecclesiastical politics have something to do with that. If the Douay-Rheims version, Counterreformation and archaic language are not your thing, you can pass. I use the free electronic text as a secondary resource.
For sheer scholarship (rather more like the typical Protestant commentaries that many of us are familiar with), you can't beat A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture, edited by Bernard Orchard — commonly known as the "Orchard Commentary." This is a single hefty volume (unabridged dictionary size) of rather small type which covers the entire bible, following the Douay-Rheims version. It was published in 1950, and all known copies are from the early to mid-50s. It is a collector's item, running between $100 and $200 a copy, depending on condition.
[My additional note: The New Testament portion of this commentary was recently reprinted at Lulu by a friend of mine, Daniel Egan. It costs $39.95 for 451 large pages. The print is larger, too: 11 pt. instead of 8 pt.]
Another collector's item — this time aimed at the layman — is the original Jerusalem Bible of 1970, with its extensive notes. I have my personal copy of this, which I actually bought back in 1970 when it was hot off the press. It's a two volume edition. I've heard that, depending on condition, this set brings about $50 to $100 from used booksellers these days. These notes are more like the Navarre Compact Edition in size, but are completely different and one of the few post-Vatican II biblical scholarship resources that remained orthodox. A few years ago, the publisher re-issued a Reader's Edition of the Jerusalem Bible (to be distinguished from the New Jerusalem Bible, which is a separate work), but sadly, this edition does not contain the notes.
Speaking of post-Vatican II commentaries and lack of orthodoxy, I recommend staying away from the Jerome Biblical Commentary (featuring Raymond Brown, Joseph Fitzmyer, Roland Murphy and several other notorious personages of the period), the Collegeville Bible Commentary (Daniel Durken, Barbara Reid, Terrence Keegan, Daniel Harrington, et al) and practically anything else that was published between 1970 and 1995.
There is a wealth of scholarship and wisdom in most of the works listed above, and there seems to be something for just about anyone who has a need for a deeper understanding of scripture, no matter what his current level of knowledge. But let us keep in mind that we will be judged, not on what we know, but on what we do. So if someone has to make a choice, it is more important to be a Christian than to study about being a Christian. The Church is the one who teaches; listening is, therefore, far more important than reading.
Biblia Clerus of the Holy See's Congregation for the Clergy offers the option, "Search a biblical text and its Commentary". Commenter Johannes describes it:
You choose a Bible book on the right pane, then a chapter, and then click on the blue "comment" rectangular button associated with a division of the chapter. Then you see on the left pane the patristical, magisterial and liturgical works that quote that division.
As will become evident, there are two different approaches to the explanations given. One is traditional, explaining the meaning of the passage first according to the literal sense, then according to the spiritual sense, highlighting the doctrine of the Church; the other is scientific, informing as to cross references, the words being used and their definitions, explanations of how the narrative fits into the chronology given elsewhere, etc.
It should be noted that, according to Catholic tradition, there are four senses of scripture: the literal, the allegorical, the moral, and the anagogical. See Catechism of the Catholic Church §115–119 for an explanation.
One may say that both kinds of information — the scientific and the doctrinal/spiritual — are helpful, but the really needful one is the traditional understanding of the text, because it is this one which correlates everything to what the divine revelation — the raison d'etre of the bible — is proposing for our belief and commitment. It is also the doctrinal and spiritual meaning of the text which will ultimately be useful to the follower of Christ, and it is for this reason that the Catholic Church requires its pastors to preach from the scriptural readings of the liturgy: to increase and confirm the faith, and to lead Christians forward on the path of life and salvation.
Where possible, I have chosen passages in each work which seem to me to stand out as both characteristic of the work and providing some striking insight.
From the Catena Aurea:
Augustine: Now the circumstance of the nets breaking, and the ships being so filled with the multitude of fishes that they began to sink, signifies that there will be in the Church so great a multitude of carnal men, that unity will be broken up, and it will be split into heresies and schisms.…
Theophylactus: The other ship [of the two originally on the shore, the first being that of Simon Peter, representing the Church of the Jews,] is the Church of the Gentiles, which itself also (one ship being not sufficient) is filled with chosen fishes. For the Lord knows who are His, and with Him the number of His elect is sure. And when He finds not in Judea so many believers as He knows are destined to eternal life, He seeks as it were another ship to receive His fishes, and fills the hearts of the Gentiles also with the grace of faith. And well, when the net broke, did they call to their assistance the ship of their companions, since the traitor Judas, Simon Magus [cf. Acts 8], Ananias and Sapphira [cf. Acts 5], and many of the disciples, went back. And then Barnabas and Paul were separated for the Apostleship of the Gentiles [cf. Acts 13:2].…
Cyril: But Peter beckons to his companions to help them. For many follow the labors of the Apostles, and first those who published the writings of the Gospels, next to whom are the other heads and shepherds of the Gospel, and those skilled in the teaching of the truth.
Theophylactus: But the filling of these ships goes on until the end of the world. But the fact that the ships, when filled, begin to sink, i.e., become weighed low down in the water (for they are not sunk, but are in great danger), the Apostle explains when he says, In the last days perilous times shall come; men shall be lovers of their own selves, etc. (2 Timothy 3:1–2) For the sinking of the ships is when men, by vicious habits, fall back into that world from which they have been elected by faith.
From the Haydock Commentary:
Ver. 3. Why is it mentioned that there were two ships; that one of them was Simon Peter's, that Christ went into that one, and sat down in it, and sitting he taught out of that ship? No doubt, answer many of the ancient commentators, to shew that the Church was figured by the bark of Peter, and that in it is the chair of Christ, a permanent authority, prefigured by Christ's sitting down, and the true word of God.…
Ver. 6. When Christ commanded Peter to let go the net, as great a quantity of fishes were taken as this Lord of the land and sea wished. For the voice of the Lord is the voice of power, at the command of which, in the beginning of the world, light and every created thing sprang into existence. This it was that so much astonished Peter. (St. Gregory of Nazianzus, chap. xxxi.)
The net is broken, but the fishes are not lost, because the Lord preserves his servants among the scandals (schisms and heresies) of his enemies. (Ven. Bede)
From the Navarre Bible Expanded New Testament (translated from the Spanish version I have on hand):
The four Gospels testify that the call [of the Apostles] took place at the beginning of [Jesus'] public life, and all four recall the compelling voice of Christ and the immediate response of the disciples. However, Matthew and Mark posit that call as the initial act of Jesus' ministry, thus emphasizing the identification of the disciples with their master; Luke, on the other hand, has it as part of Jesus' brief ministry in Capharnaum and tied to a certain incident between the Lord and these particular Apostles.…
As the narrative plays out, it brings to light what is to be the mission of the Church: in their own name the disciples will wear themselves out and obtain no fruit (v. 5); on the other hand, under the banner of Christ's mission, the fruit will actually exceed expectations (vv. 6–10). "Duc in altum! This word re-echoes for us today as well and invites us to remember the past with gratitude, to live the present passionately and to open ourselves up to the future with confidence: 'Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and always'" (John Paul II, Novo millennio ineunte, n. 1).
From the Navarre Bible multi-volume commentary:
5:3. The Fathers saw in Simon's boat a symbol of the pilgrim Church on earth. "This is the boat which according to St. Matthew was in danger of sinking and according to St. Luke was filled with fish. Here we can see the difficult beginnings of the Church and its later fruitfulness" (St. Ambrose, Expositio Evangelii sec. Lucam, in loc.). Christ gets into the boat in order to teach the crowds — and from the barque of Peter, the Church, he continues to teach the whole world.…
This whole passage refers in some way to the life of the Church. In the Church the bishop of Rome, Peter's successor, "is the vicar of Jesus Christ because he represents him on earth and acts for him in the government of the Church" (St. Pius X Catechism, 195). Christ is also addressing each one of us, urging us to be daring in apostolate.…
From the Ignatius Study Bible:
5:5 at your word: Though exhausted from a night of unsuccessful fishing, Peter places his faith in Christ, despite the apparent odds against catching anything.
5:8 I am a sinful man: Peter's imperfections seem magnified to him in the presence of divine holiness (Gen 18:27; Is 6:5; CCC 208).
5:10 James and John: Zebedee's sons enjoy a close relationship with Jesus (8:51; 9:28). you will be catching men: Peter's occupation points to his future mission, when Christ will send him and the other apostles to preach the gospel (Mt 28:18–20; Jn 21:15–17). Peter himself will play a leading role among the Twelve (22:31, 32; Acts 1:15–20; 2:14–40; 15:7–11).
From A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture (Orchard):
The thought of the Spirit of God dominating the primeval waters, the Creation, the subjection of creatures to man (cf. Ps 8), man's loss of this power through sin (cf. Rom 8:18–23), Peter's failure and our Lord's success: all this leads up to the conclusion that Jesus stands in very special relationship to God. It is worth noting that the first disciple called by our Lord begins with an avowal of sinfulness; though Jesus has cured the sick and reigned over the lower nature, his true mission is to cast out sin and make God reign in the souls of men. Despite Peter's declaration he is called to be assocated with the work of Christ. But the force of the incident is this: that Peter and his fellow-disciples are to remember that the plan and method of that work are of God's design.
From the original 1970 Jerusalem Bible:
5.1–11. In this narrative, Lk has combined: 1. A topographical note and an incident about Christ's preaching, vv. 1–3; this section resembles Mk 4:1–2 and 1:16, 19; 2. The episode of the miraculous catch, vv. 4–10a, which is like that of Jn 21:1–6; 3. The call of Simon, vv. 10b–11, which is related to Mk 1:17, 20. Luke's purpose in placing a period of teaching and miracle before the call of the first disciples was to make their unhesitating response less surprising.
5:3. In Lk, Simon does not receive the name Peter until 6:14.
5:10. Partners: The "companions" of v. 7 [and v. 9]. Andrew is not mentioned because he is in Simon's boat (note the plural pronouns in vv. 5, 6, 7) which is the central piece in Luke's picture.
By way of comparison, I will append here some of the notes from the New American Bible, 1998 edition (this is the second revision; the liturgical version used in the Ordinary Form Mass in the US being the third revision), to point out the difference in the kind and level of scholarship. Note that the NAB Notes are based strictly on textual considerations and wander far afield in their speculations, taking no heed of historical evidence or Catholic doctrine and tradition. This reduces the notes to, at best, something less than useful, and at worst, misleading the reader into trackless wastes.
From the New American Bible Notes:
This incident has been transposed from his source, Mk 1:16-20…. By this transposition Luke uses this example of Simon's acceptance of Jesus to counter the earlier rejection of him by his hometown people, and… Luke creates a plausible context for the acceptance of Jesus by Simon and his partners. Many commentators have noted the similarity between [this incident] and the post-resurrectional appearance of Jesus in Jn 21:1-11. There are traces in Luke's story that the post-resurrectional context is the original one: in v 8 Simon addresses Jesus as Lord (a post-resurrectional title for Jesus — see Lk 24:34; Acts 2:36 — that has been read back into the historical ministry of Jesus).…


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Overeem apparently had heard Whites recent comments about Lesnars potential return, and he campaigned for the rematch.
However, in the post-fight news conference, White dismissed the possibility of both the fight and a potential Lesnar return.I heard word that Brock Lesnar is coming back to the UFC, Overeem said after Saturdays victory, which aired on pay-per-view from Newark, N.J.s Prudential Center. Well, Ill be here waiting for him.
After battling a life-threatening bout of diverticulitis, Lesnar, who held the UFC title from 2008 to 2010, returned from a lengthy layoff to fight Overeem in late 2011. But after the defeat, which followed a title loss to Cain Velasquez 14 months prior, Lesnar announced his retirement and ultimately returned to the pro-wrestling circuit with the WWE.Brock Lesnar is not coming back, he said. Brock Lesnar is not fighting. I mean, does he want to come back? Weve talked about him wanting to come back, and he feels like he wasnt 100 percent while he was here. He feels like he sold himself a little short and all the stuff Ive told you before.
But no, hes not. We have not deal with Brock Lesnar. Hes not coming back anytime soon.
Although the 36-year-olds best days may be behind him, Lesnar was one of the UFCs biggest PPV draws during his impressive run and reportedly helped the organization crack the million-buyrate threshold on four occasions in just seven UFC fights.
However, with Lesnar apparently out of the mix and Overeem halting a two-fight skid, whats next for the hard-hitting Dutchman?
Every fight in the UFC is interesting to me, he said. On that note, for now, its holiday time. Then were going to sit together with the team, and then were going to figure out the next steps.


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I have always found it weird that people don't believe in Aliens.
There's Billions, no mopre than Trillions and Trillions of stars out there, which are suns of other solar systems, and of course many many many would have life.
It's plain stupid to even doubt life on other planets.
Even in our own solar system there's more than likely life on the other planets. Just cuz we couldn't live on them, doesn't mean some other species couldn't.
Are people really that retarded? It doesn't even make sense to think that we're the only ones around.
There's way more proof that aliens exist than God, but it's alright to believe in God, but you're considered crazy if you believe in Aliens, go figure.
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Everyone vividly remembers their first vehicle. Mine was a 1973 Camaro. As we all know, a 17-year-old with a Camaro is often like a monkey with a machine gun. But that's a story for another day. One of the things about that Camaro that I remember most was trying to tune the Quadrajet carburetor that never seemed to work, so I enlisted the help of a friend.
At some point in our lives most of us have had a "friend" who claimed to know how to fix our car-but in that special, not-at-all-helpful-preemptive-strike kind of way that usually ends up with disastrous results. Such was the case with my Camaro. It ran worse after he played with the carb. My buddy informed me that my carburetor was junk and that I needed a new one. That sounded reasonable to me at the time. After saving all my hard-earned minimum wage money, I was off to the local speed shop to buy my new intake and shiny new performance carb. That tired old Q-jet was history!
By a show of hands, how many have had a "pal" tell us that the OE Quadrajet is junk? Generally speaking, the Q-Jet was never meant to be a performance carburetor, though it was installed on thousands of factory musclecars, including 327-, 350-, 396-, 427- and 454-inch Chevys, the 350/350 and 427/390 Corvette engines, and the Pontiac 455 H.O. and 455 Super Duty mills. And during its 25-year life span the Q-jet carb was installed on more four-barrel GM vehicles than any other model of carburetor.
During those two decades of production, the Q-Jet underwent several changes, far too many to list here. Sometimes the changes were good and other times ... not so good. The unique design of the small primaries and larger secondaries stayed pretty much the same throughout its casting history.
While the performance aspect of the Q-Jet debate goes on, just ask any NHRA or IHRA racer how well they can really perform. Those racers who compete in the Stock and Super Stock class can attest to the fact that the Q-Jet carburetor is very capable of producing gobs and gobs of horsepower, enough to go 9s in a quarter-mile. It should also be noted that Edelbrock manufactured its own version of the Quadrajet, which was more performance oriented and flowed up to 850 cfm.
To find out how to make one of the puppies bark, it was decided to make a trip to the experts at The Carb Shop in Ontario, California. The technicians there have cut their teeth building and rebuilding performance-oriented carbs of all makes/models for years. In the process, they have created a rock-solid reputation among racers and horsepower junkies alike. When they told us they could prove the Q-Jet's value on a dyno and compare the numbers to other popular models, we jumped into the briar patch to take a look.


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Originally created in the 1840s as narrow channels along the sides of the St. Joseph River, the races were a way to harness waterpower for surrounding industries. Today that power makes it possible to enjoy white-water rafting along Niles Avenue. "We don't really have white-water rafting in the Midwest, so people get really excited to see this right in the heart of South Bend," said Paul McMinn, assistant recreation director for South Bend's Parks and Recreation Department. More than 9,000 enjoy water sports in the East Race each year -- mostly by raft. You can rent a two-, four- or five-person raft, or bring your own kayak. Rafters are required to wear shoes with a tie or heel strap (no flip-flops!), must suit up with a helmet and life vest at the entrance, and should expect to get a little wet. There are no changing facilities, but a handicapped-accessible portable restroom facility is available during the season, along with an outdoor rinse shower. The races are just 1,900 feet, so the ride is about five minutes long, and the current is usually set at a moderate pace (although it can be slowed down or sped up). "If you're afraid of the water, then it's not for you," Paul says. While the water is less than 4 feet deep, the current prevents you from standing up in spots. Your chances of tipping or getting soaked are reduced by getting the largest raft. But, even if you opt not to raft, it's a blast to see rafting in the heart of downtown. Grab an ice cream cone and a camera! The rafting season runs June through August. Raft rides cost $5 per trip, or you can kayak (with your own equipment) for $15 a day.


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TWENTY-FOUR THE T P A T I F . R - F R E E P O R T , N, Y. THURSDAY. JUNE 26. 1947 MISS GOLDMAN SHOWERED , chool. She is to be married to Miss Lillian Goldman was guest! Irving Daigen of Atlantic aVe., uf honor at a miscellaneous showe/, Lynbrookt a veteran of three and in the home of her parents, Mr.! . , , ... .. and Mrs. Ben Goldman of 249 Pine one-half years of service with the -st. Miss Goldman is secretary tolA™y. Sunday, in her parents the principal of the Grove st. I home. 1 ; :" Long Island's Best for SODA 9 LUNCH * Dinner • Candy ; }| 4' TRY OUR DELICIOUS Fresh Fruit Sundae Made with Rich French Ice Cream En joy the Soda, Sundae. Sandwich. Lunch or Dinner of your <juwn choice in an entirely new surrounding of beauty and quietness due to our sound-proofing and air conditioning for your comfort. HOLY NAME SOCIETY ADJOURNS FOB SUMMER The Holy Name Society at ~ its June meeting voted funds with which to purchase season tickets for the causeway and lockers at Jones Beach for use of the Rev. John J. Mahon, pastor of Our Holy Redeemer R.C. Church, and his assistants, the Rev. John J. Madden and John P. Drab. •—A—donation of—$10 was voted to the Catholic Foreign Missions con-ducted by the Maryknoll Fathers At Maryknoll, N. Y. Though the society has adjourned until September, it will hold its Communion Sunday masses on July 13 and Aug. 10, for the_ repose of the soul of Mrs. Bridget Madden, mother of Father Madden. THE RIGHT RINGS FOR THE BRIDE'S LEFT HAND Open 7 Days a Week VIEBROCK'S Long Island's Best for Soda - Lunch - Dinner - Candy 40 SOUTH MAIN STREET FREEPORT Phone FReeport 9-423$ FREEPORT INVITES YOU TO OPEN A CONVENIENT CHARGE ACCOUNT The Home of HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES Established 1921 •• >.*. I?:! Your bride will thrill to a nationally known MARQUETTE diamond bridal set such as this one. Faultlessly styled in ths modern manner, the diamond engagement arjd wedding ring form a perfectly matched twosome. Exceptional value. Store Will Be Open till 9:30 July ;!rd "Third Generation o] Jewelers" •iii 43: So. Main Street At Sunrise Highway Freeport Why Continue to Gamble With Their Health and That of YOUR Children u Do you know that the entire \ialciTionl area and oilier sections of Freeport are without sewers and that conditions an- so bad that the New York Stale and Nassau County Departments of Health have ORDERED Frceporl to install sewer?. EPIDEMICS AND DISEASE THREATEN from overflowing cesspools draining RAW sewerage into our channel;: and bays. This danger increases daily as new homes arc built in these areas. LACK OF SEWERS HAS RESULTED IN: t A. Condemnation of your village owned beach and warnings against swimming in Freeport's inland waters. B. Seafood from local waters has been condemned. HEALTH CANNOT BE MEASURED IN DOLLARS BUT HERE ARE THE FACTS YOUR COST The cosfc of the proposed sewer plan to property owners now 'enjoying the benefits of sewers is very small as less than $15.000 per year is to be borne by the taxpayers of the village at large or less than $2.50 per year on a village assessed valuation of $5.000. ; OUR COST The large part of the total cost of the sewer expansion program is to be paid by properly owners in the unsewered area—estimated at $10.23 to $13.30 per linear foot: The total cost may be amortized over a twenty year period. ^ - ' These taxpayers have for many years paid their proportionate share ol the trunk lines, interest charges, and maintenance of the present sewer system without the benefits thereof. IS COST TOO HIGH? It has been staled that costs are now high but there is no assurance that they will be any lower five years hence!. It should be noted that interest rates are now at an all-time low—any saving in construction costs obtained by waiting may well be largely offset by increased interest charges. DO YOU CARE? A referendum* is to be held Saturday, June 20. 1917 on the question of constructing extensions to the existing village sewerage system. - --=•-- Will you help us protect the health of all Freport's children by giving us the benefits and protection of the sewers'now being enjoyed by the rest of the village? If sorVote YES on this proposition .at your local polling place — SATURDAY, JUNE 28th, 1947. Hours: 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Sewer Committee — Atlantic South Civic Association Soon 154 E. Merrick Rd. FReeport 8-7668 12th Year. No. 6 FREEP0RT, JI. Y., THURSDAY. JULY 3, 191 Freeporf-'s Official Newspaper PRICE: FIVE CENTS A COPY Village Garage Bids Indicate $103,356 Cos! , ,,236 in Excess Of Bond Issue for Four Contracts * • Contracts for the construction of a municipal garage in the south-eastern section of the village prob-ably will be let by the Village Board shortly, though the total of the low bids on four contracts is larger than the amount provided in the bond issue voted last year. When bids for the four contracts were opened Thursday night, it was found they totaled $102.062. or Truman To Be Sent Prayer After Delivery Tonight At July 4th-Eve Service "* t ipui rmnamg lonignt Tnursday >, Following its delivery tonight by Principal Martin M. -Manspcrffer, j SpOnsorecj by the Freeport Inter-in the Municipal Building a copy of a prayer "God Guide America," is A " " ." 4 " to be seijt to President H arry «S . ™Tr uman -i n .t1h. e WWFIh..i.It e MHo use !i"n 1'aith^ Clerg*y* Co.u n..c il, _the Commy-i «r~~i.i * Fourth of July-Eve Program Tonight in Municipal Building The program for the Independ-ence Day eve service in the Munic- |i ipal Building tonight (Thursday!, WasFhUilMnIgg ttUonI*.. The prayer, which is to feature the Independence Day-eve service, ir eisa«dusas ata»ss f*fo oVll1llIooUwYVsS: • "ALmiS'Iity God, from whom cometh all human understanding, in this hour of national confusion and international disquietude, open wide, we pray thee, the hearts and minds of all .thy people. Let not our human frailties and material longings hinder the fruits of Peace. Let not our age-old lusts, and cravings raise again their ugly heads above the true greatness of the Divine Spirit that is in all men. --Drive out from the thoughts of each of us every vestige of intolerance toward our fellow men, no matter what their color or creed. "Let the heart of everyone of us be filled with the realization that Peace is more than just a relationship cf Nations; that Peace is a con-wM XUUMU w«* towiieu »^,uu,, u. ^itloirof Mind brought about by a Serenity cf Scul; that Lasting Peace $6.962 more than the bond issue can come onl>' to 'Peaceful People. of $95 100 approved by the tax- "Awaken all men to the desire for t'.iis inner Peace, the Peace that payers at the 1"9"4."6 spri. ng el,e ct..i on. nnssoth nil imripvcrnnrliiifr- tho -Dno^o flint- n.-.m«.- t~ -i) —t-- »._.i-. i However, one of the contractors, whose bid seemed out of line, it was so low, found he made a mis-take in compiling his figures, and asked permission to withdraw from the competition. If the Board agrees, the total will be increased nity Council and the Committee on Religion of the Cahamber of Com-merce, is as follows : Singing — "Star Spangled Banner." Invocation — Rev. R. G. Harris. pH rBe"s rii,de fe, nt aCdJ dl,er regsys —C" Mo,u anycoilr. "C yri.l, C". Ryan Only 1,119 at Polls, Vote 605 to 514 to Down Project by 91 Defeat of thc proposal to float n bond issue of $1.570.533.52 t.) finance the installation of sewers in the southern area ol the village yan has leef t thee Villaaggee Board iinn a Explanation of purpose of event ' dilcmna. Only 1.119 taxpayers took — Chairman Horace E. DeLisser. the trouble to 120 in Mm iv^iu- i ••> Excerpts from Declaration of In-the trouble lo go to the polls uxcerms irom Declaration of In- vote on thc rcfei(MuUun, uf whom dependence — Lester H. Baumann. -__ . . ., . ", . .. , ;HTi. st.o ri.c al, i.n t.e rp.re.tat.io.n of, D^ ecl,a - 60a voted "no and 514 -yi-s. do-ration of Independence-C. Oliver - B a t i n g the proposal by a majority Moore. of 01. I by $1,294 to $103,356 or $8,256 in excess of the estimated cost. The Auserehl & Son Construc-tion Corp., was low in the bid for the general construction contract, with $84,334, followed by the Lowe Construction Co., Inc., Baldwin, $90,455.33; G. T. Olsen & Sons, .Ro.cfcvffle Centre, $01,823; Peter J. Guthy, $92,518; JohnrJ. plxori, inc.,. $99,294; Buhl Construction" "Co.',' -Xncw $101,052; Horn Construction Co., Inc., $102,521; Soffarelle Bros., Building Co* Jamaica, $109,306 and Dominick Milone, Inc., Rockville Centre, $124,803.' There were four bids for the heating contract, ranging from $9,286 by the Jacobs Engineering Co., New York; James McCollogh Co., Hicksville, $10,611; Dierks Heating Co., Long Island City, $11,160, and H. Sand & Co., New York, $11,725. The McCullogh concern was low with a bid of $4,966 for the plumb-ing work, the only other bidder for which was Novak & Relence, Inc., Manhattan, $7,977. It was for the electrical- con-tract, that the Greeo Electric Con-struction Co., of Manhattan, sub-mitted a bid of $3,476 which U is seeking to withdraw. Charles A Mulligan" was' sec6h'd"Wlth $4,770 followed by Nager Electric Co., Inc., -$5,722; D, E. Electrical Co., $6,213; Charles R. Meyer, $6,786, and the Waldroan Co., Inc.. $10,750. Board Meets Monthly During July, August The Village Board at its meeting Thursday night voted to meet only once a month during July and A"ugust; "the- -fourth -Thursday—of. each month. The dates are July 24 and Aug. 28. Village Counsel Martin H. Wey-rauoh submitted a petition from East Merrick rd. property owners requesting that the south side of the street be transferred from a Business B" to" a " 'Manufacturing zone. The matter was referred to the Planning Board. passeth all understanding; the Peace that comes ta al! who truly turn to Thee and love Thee and to aU who seek to serve their fellow men even as; they serve themselves. "Reveal to us, we pray Thee, that we are all a part and an important part of this mystic universe which Thou hast created and into which Thou hast caused us to be born. Make clear to us that no man is here because Thou didst not have good reason for his being; that no man would be rich were it not for the willingness of Jess able men to. work for him; that no laborer would find his hire were it not for the enterprise of his employer; that each of >us has been equipped to serve one another according to our needs and according to our respective abilities and understanding. •••CU.-r.11.. -J- TT-_ll »!-_ Singing— "God Bless America," j In only five of thc 17 election ' m favdr were in the most suutheru area, as follows: District 37, Southside favor, '3("Finally, dear 'Father, as the statesmen of the world seeikT the solu-tions of our problems in the councils of the United Nations; as we in the blessed country of ours struggle with our difficulties and our differ- ; as bhc minds and hearts and souls of mankind everywhere or ueace . . . lastlncr nncftcp., tfiacH UR- -WP . -nrav Him*. *r» a»f»v ences oouutt ffoorr peace .. lasting .peace* teach,.us,. we,pFay thee, .to aeelt and discern /to'OM tiling ••t&c^";rtfcix^-i^'ww^ ..,.;...- ~r - -,-.-.- tvtM^N" : ••• -'-V ' ' • • • " ' • ' " Merchants Raise $1,000 Gold Cur3 Decorations Fund Approximately $1.000 was raised at a meeting of the Freeport Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night as a fund to decorate the village streets during Gold Cup Week, in August. Rev. Martin J. Daly Conducts Mass Here The Rev. Martin J. Daly, former assistant pastor of Our Holy Re-deemer R. C. Church, now of the Church of St. Mary of the Im-maculate Conception,1 Brooklyn, paid a visit to Freeport over the week-end and celebrated one of . . . ,, " "•*-«. j in uiny nve oi ;ae i led by Young People's choir. H o l y ' , , " , , . , , , , , . Redeemer R. C. Church. ' y,d*l"cl* was a majority Delivery of prayer—"God Guide i tne bond lssue- fou:' of America." Martin M. Mansperger. Reading of letter to be sent to President Harry S. Truman, with | ave. fire house. 54 in favor. 3(i copy of prayer—Rev. Wesley N. opposed; 40. Crystal Lake Hotel. Haines. 87 for and 23 against; 45. Archer Singing—"America the Beauti- st. school. 118 for, and 43 against. *ul*" and 46. South Bayvlew. ave. fire Benediction—Rev. John P. Drab, house, 58 to 28. Thus, in the dis- The entire program is to be tricts where the proponents of broadcast by Station WGBB at 8 sewers were able to get out the o'clock. vote, the count was 317 to 130.-a-majority ot _ only 187 in.- tavor pi U^e.;^measure^- "' :~:"v '"""••-• " '• l£b4*^ivibA£%£3$$]E.'*%» -JSTttWC^MSfcA*" ?ja.y.w^.v^^^y./;:*.*^y^ Three of setbacks and dedication 'tracks stood 2b6 against arid'only maps on which hearings were con- 92 In^favor, -or a majority of 108 ducted Thursday niffht, were adop- Inopposltlon. Voters in Dist&ct 50, ted at a special meeting of the comprising the extreme southwest- Village Board Monday night. ern area, with Its polls In the drug: They were the dedication map store at 389 Atlantic ave.. went for Parsons ave., from North Co- agtttnst the Issue by a count of 93 lumbus ave.. to Rutland rd.. the to 01. Had workers of the At-set- back map for* Broadway from lantic-South Civic Association sue- North Main st. to North Columbus ceeded in getting approximately ave. and Parsons ave., to Rutland another 100 more of their friend a "' . e . . ..i_ _ n_ *!,"., ,, r,.i)H Hfiiro cfnrirl There also is to be a pageant in weeit-cuu »»« ^ T— ,", wcahrircyhi ngt hGe ufye atLuorme bwaridllo sb e"T ae mfplooa."t tneA Ainimunuanusnmsne;rcsf4 tim»mce .»nhut ls w»^fac«s" "mmear deP artishne-re More than 50 merchants attend- would be two masses tomorrow, at ed the meeting in the Municipal 7 and 8:15 A-M- with confessions hpfnrp. and after each. They Will jilding. - Al B, White, chairman of the be in Preparation for the Firsj Frl ij-j day communion. The latter s.erv Gold Cup Committee presided. —- - Mayor Cyril C. Ryan spoke. He ice w111 be Preparation for the said the village was unanimously Leaeue of the Sacred Heart devo-behind the event and urged every- tlous-one to back it up. Announcement " was made the village had voted TAIBEB'S PHARMACY OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY $2,000 to the fund " ALFRED J. SMITH ABOARD The Taiber Pharmacy, 152 South Main st.. will remain open Sunday the other druggests in Pree-rd., and the dedication map of Smith st., from just west of South Ocean ave. to Main st., and the extension through Hanse park, Lee and St. John's pis. to East Merrick rd. Action was postponed to August on the proposal to establish a set-back on Church st., from Smith st. to Sunrise Highway, when nu-merous property owner appeared In person and others were represented by counsel, opposed the project. Opposition was based on the fact that should a building be damaged by fire or other cause, it could not be replaced, but would have to con-ALiMttu j. oi«--» « n r tne otner aruggesLb m ncc-, form -t,o the sMet0-fbmaocHk mwaopu.l d bTehis, U.S.S. PtIRDY ON CRUISE - *rt - close at 2 P.M. The tele-several persons claimed, would Alfred J. Smith, fireman. flrst rhone ls Freeport 8-7777. confiscatory. to the polls, they would have stood an excellent chance of carrying thj proposal. In the nine election districts north of the railroad tracks, only 380 taxpayers went to the polls, casting 275 Votes against the issu-ing of bonds and only 105 in favc.-. the antis carrying these districts by a majority of 170. However, in -District 47, with polk, In thc Seaman ave. school, the vote was 16 lo 14 In favor of the proposal. Apathy Shown at Polls Despite the size of the proposed bond issue and the importance of the matter at stake, only 1.119 out of the thousands of taxpayers in the village voted. In most of tho class, USN, a local boy, is serving aboard the destroyer U.S.S. Purdy, which is making, .an. extensive tour of the Mediterranean area. The Purdy has visited Naples, ItalyL_Spuda Bay, Crete; Istanbul, and Gibralter. 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The parts collection for this project is from the Mid America catalog. Included are a set of eight new Accel high-performance injectors, a new fuel-pressure regulator, and a new diaphragm that should certainly be changed at the same time, new gaskets for the runner-to-plenum junction, a fuel pressure regulator for "before" and "after" readings, a new fuel filter, and a can of Red Line fuel system treatment. We also purchased an o-ring kit from our local Chevrolet dealer.
Before starting we wanted to have baseline fuel-pressure readings. This is the Schraeder valve to tap for our fuel-pressure gauge.
When checking fuel pressure, factory specs call for readings of 40.5-47.0 psi with ignition key on and engine off. Our reading was right in line at 43.0 psi. With key on and engine running, factory specs call for 3-10 psi lower than engine off readings. We found 36 psi, which was right in line at 7 psi below engine off readings. So we knew we had a good starting point.
Next step was removal of the clamps holding the inlet tube for the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor.
Then we lifted out the MAF sensor assembly.
We were careful to disconnect the wiring going to the MAF air flow sensor.
Next step is disconnecting the throttle linkage, including the cruise control connector as well as the throttle valve (TV) cable that was routed underneath the plenum of our '87.
We also removed the one intake runner bolt that holds the cable stay for the throttle and cruise-control cables.
When disconnecting the power brake booster vacuum line from the rear of the plenum it's best to use a 51/48-inch flare nut (line) wrench while holding the mating fitting with a 31/48-inch wrench.
Remove the four bolts that hold the throttle body to the plenum.
Two coolant hoses must be removed from the throttle body before you can lift it out. We had previously disconnected those hoses during an earlier modification. Their former locations are capped with a blue and a black plastic cap.
Note the different length of the lower runner bolts so you can be sure to reinstall them in the proper position.
With the upper (4) and lower (all 6) plenum bolts removed, you can carefully pry the top of the righthand runner assembly away from the plenum.
Likewise, you can then carefully pry the bottom of the righthand runner assembly away from the intake manifold.
The lefthand (driver-side) lower runner bolts are tough to access, so we chose to leave them untouched and only remove the upper runner-to-plenum bolts and the plenum, while leaving the lefthand runner assembly in place.
As we lifted off the plenum, we were sure to unplug the air temperature sender connector from the underside of the plenum.
Here's the right-side sixth runner-to-manifold bolt, shown with the plenum and runners removed. You'll have to use care and patience when removing it with the plenum and runners still installed.
Two fuel lines to the fuel rail and their retaining bracket must be disconnected before you can lift out the fuel-rail assembly. Be careful when loosening these lines since the fuel can be under significant pressure. Use caution and eye protection, and loosen them a little at a time until the pressure has been relieved. Use a 51/48-inch flare (line) wrench and a 31/44-inch open end to break loose the fittings. Two T40 Torx bolts hold the fuel line bracket to the intake manifold, and must be removed to allow you to lift out the fuel-rail assembly.
Carefully remove the vacuum line from the fuel-pressure regulator.
These tuned port injection engines use a "9th injector" bolted to the left-side runner assembly for cold start enrichment. GM refers to this injector as a "cold start valve," and it is no longer available. So we left this 9th injector in place and disconnected the feed line in order to allow us to remove the injector rail.
With the plenum and both side runners removed, disconnect the electrical connectors at each injector by pressing in on the retaining tang. While the locations for the connectors are intuitive, they are also critical, so it's worth a few minutes to label each connector in order to be sure you reassemble it into the proper location.
With the removal of the four bolts holding the fuel rail in place, you can now lift out the fuel rail/injector assembly. Note that the driver-side runner assembly has been removed to allow for a clearer photo. At this point, we now prepare for the actual disassembly of the fuel-rail injector assembly.
Small quarter-turn retainers hold each injector in place. The injector on the left shows the retainer in the disengaged position; the injector on the right shows the retainer turned to the engaged position.
Careful use of a screwdriver will rotate and disengage the retainer.
With the retainer disengaged, you can now lift out the injector. you'll have to tug slightly in order to overcome the friction of the o-ring that seals it in place.
At this point it makes sense to continue with full disassembly of the fuel rail assembly in order to replace the various o-rings that keep the fuel where it belongs.
During the disassembly process it is helpful to rotate the arms of the fuel-rail assembly in order to provide improved access to the bolts that hold it together.
During disassembly, the o-rings may come out with the fuel transfer tubes, or they may stay hidden within their fitting.
Careful use of a dental pick or other similar tool will help remove o-rings from their recess, but be especially careful not to nick or damage any of the sealing surfaces.
This photo shows the location of the o-rings on the fuel regulator block.
Here, you can see the relative locations of all the various components that make up the fuel-rail assembly.
We had to buy an o-ring kit for the fuel-rail assembly from our local Chevrolet dealer (PN 17111696). Twenty-seven bucks for nine little o-rings-at that price they ought to last forever!
Note the orientation of the retaining bracket to the fuel feed line.
The new o-rings will be a snug fit as they go together, so use a little Vaseline or other compatible lubricant to facilitate reassembly.
Now we proceed to the installation of the adjustable fuel-pressure regulator cover. It does not come with a new diaphragm, which must be ordered separately. However, the regulator cover does come with a metal disc that must be placed between the adjusting bolt and the diaphragm spring.
The original fuel-pressure regulator cover is held in place with special anti-tamper TT10 Torx screws that have a raised nub in the center in order to prevent access with a standard T10 Torx socket. However, the new adjustable fuel-pressure regulator cover does come with the necessary special Torx socket to do the job.
Note that the original fuel-pressure regulator cover included a retainer ring to evenly distribute the tightening load to ensure even compression and sealing of the diaphragm. The new adjustable cover incorporates a thicker flange that makes the retainer ring unnecessary; in fact, the new cover has a longer nipple for the vacuum line, making it impossible to fit the retaining ring to the new cover. During the install, we found that this nipple, which threads into the regulator cover, was only hand tight; we had to snug it up during assembly.
Here is the metal disc that provides for even distribution of the pressure of the adjusting screw across the new diaphragm spring.
We found that a small dab of Vaseline helped hold the disc in place during reassembly.
As we prepare for installation of the new injectors, we noted the different overall length of the new injectors in order to determine the correct groove for locating the injector locating ring. No instructions were included with the new injectors. A few helpful hints would have made the installation faster, easier, and less stressful.
Dirt is a major enemy of fuel-injection systems, especially because of the fine orifices throughout the system. any debris in the fuel system is a likely cause of a future leak, which is not a good thing on the hot engine of a plastic car, so be sure to clean all related parts and areas carefully with lint-free cloths.
Steady, even pressure is needed to squeeze the new injector into place, overcoming the friction of the new o-ring.
Freshly rebuilt, the fuel-rail assembly is lowered back into place to start the reassembly process.
To ensure that no debris contaminates our new fuel-system components, we replaced the fuel filter, which hides above the right front framerail, partially obscured by our previously installed cross-frame stiffener. We had to remove the bolts and the heat shield that protects the filter and lines from the heat generated by the catalytic converter.
you'll also need to adjust the newly installed fuel-pressure regulator. Recommended spec is 40.5-47 psi with key on, pump running, and vacuum line disconnected.
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A colorful, creative assortment of more than 40 quilts reflecting the art and artistry of local quilters will be on display at the Saint Louis University Museum of Art beginning 11 a.m. Friday, Dec. 2. A "Meet the Quilters" reception will be held 2 - 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 11. The exhibition continues until Dec. 23.
Through both traditional and original patterns, designers have crafted complex and often intricate textile works that are as delightful and surprising as they are durable and enduring.
From the "snowball" to the "storm-at-sea," from the "rail fence," to the "log cabin," these talented quilters have embraced tradition and recast it into pure art.
For more information, please visit the SLUMA website or call 314-977-2666.
Museum hours are 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.