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Nassau County Review FREEPORT. N. Y.. FRIDAV. MARCH 17 1916 VILLAGE ELECTION NUMBER Vol. XX, No. 11 Who Witl be Elected? Albin N. Johnson or Ernest S. Randall to be Next Village President? Freeport's Financial Condition Retiring President's Report Shows Splendid State of Finances Village Election Next Tuesday Citizens Nominated for Various Positions the Several Parties by At tbe annual villsKe election next Taesday. Erneet S. Randall and Alhin Johnson will be tbe atart in a conteit for the office nf President of the VillaKe of Fretport for tbe enoainK year. There i? no salary attarl ed lo the office, wbicb ia however, from h ntandpoint of public serviKc. the mm.t important in the gift of the vcter!*. To the Taxpayers of the Village of Freiport: (We were nut abl(' cnndidHir 0 prnoure picturt-s of Mfs-'r.j. .MctlKikrii n tor Trustee, and I'utel, for Tu.\ Cilloclnr) d Ih [ Tbe annual ^-lectiun ¦-1 I jof Freeoort wiil bt lit id at if V'illage the house : III closing luy term of office as President of the Village of I*ree- ; port, I am reviving an old custom of presenting to the taxpayers of the j \ iliage in a more simplified and understandable form than the Treas-iof Truck Co. No. l. <in i ! uroh Street, I urcrs statenient. a resume of the more important dejxirtments over!'"^"' Tuesday afternoon. .Manh 21, j whicii your \'illage Board has control. I trust that future Village Pre-i-1 '"^^^ foHcw^ing' uHictrs nre u, be eh detiu will continue fo make this report, as I feel the taxpwyers are [ected: entitled to know in this simplified form just how their money has been I, ^ I'resident in plsii' uf Roland M. , , , , , ,..,, ; Lamb; candidatei', Krne.-t S. Randall spent in these important branches of the Village. jand Alt in K. JohnHcn. COMMERCIAL LIGHT SYSTEM. Two Trustee.- for t*o \>Hrs in filar. I'he ta.ypayers are to bc congratulated on the healthy condition of this ever-growing i>lant. riiere arc now 1,208 light consumers, showing an increase n\er the la>t ye;ir of lfJ8 consumers. The total bonds issued .igainst tlie electric li,ght plant was seventy- three thousand {?73.0(X)) dollars. The present bonded indebtedness is forty-eight thousand ($48,000) ilollars. This reduction nf twenty five thousand ($2.^,000) dollars has hccn made as follows: J^i.OOO by taxation prior tn 10(!<' and Sl'^.OOO from the earning the plant. I In addition to tliis .Sl'',(i(X) item, the sum of $25/)82 has l.>een ¦ e.Kiiended on extensions and paid for entirely out of the earnings of : llie ])Iruit. .^oiiie of the physical data ns to your plant, in comparison with other villages, can be brielly noted; for instance: The consumers doing business W4th your plant are distributed nver seventy miles of streets lereHtiiig one. ,\I'. i'tfo.il i- ilu .Miy one wild has htId the otTice liclorf. Hiid all are husinf.-? I'lin «ilh numerous friends. .Mr. Malirl.er. i-, on the l'.^^ called Randal! ticket -.vilii .Mr. lledt il, and Messrs. .Smith hij.i llincd. aii- nn the .tohnnnn tick<?t. .Mr. .Sinith ^vhs a candidiite for the (.nne olV.r, last year, but wa.a det'eHt^d I'V .Sil.m A. WilllBM.-. There arc «i-ci eik;h: i lufiositujiis Citizpn'H Party Candidate lor fresident r.H.M KST S People's Party (Jandidate for President , '. AJ.lilN N. JOHNSON Krnest S. Kandail has been a Trus i tee of tlie village for the past four yearg and it is but fair to say that a ' man never served on the Board with, Albin N. Johnson, better known aii more capability and deinonstrateo j "Al,'" the concentration of good-fel-, more efTiciency. eoupled with a keen lowship and conjieniality, and withal ! interest inthe work. For instance, (u man who "pushes" any enterprise j he is entitled to the credit for tbe as-; with which he is connected, is well! sessment map now in use, the most qyalified to serve as Fresident of ouri Iborou^h and comprehensive one wejvillaRe. bave ever seen. | After graduating from Freeport Mr. Randall waa educated in Brook- High School the New York University lyn and Freeport Public Schools, and Law School gave him the degree of Brooklyn batin School, and then took K^chelo of Laws in 1898 and later he a course in architecture at Columbia received the deforce of Master of Laws College; enterinK business, be designed from Biooklyn Law School ofSt. Law- •nd prepareil plans for many public ; rence University. He is also a trained buildingH and residence*, including the stenographer, a graduate of the Com- Pirst National Bank Building, of Free merce Department of Pratt Institute. Ijort; Freeport Club; People's State I Counjielor John.'on is an oflicer of Bank, Uaytona, Florida; Rosa & Ran j Morton Lodge No. 93, F. and A. M.; dall huilding; residences of John J. charter member of Freeport Chapter Randall, Matthew T. Ryan, John D. i No. 802, R. A M. ; Pagt Noble Grand Gunning, Thomas Lucas, of Freeport; j of Freeport Lodge No. 600, I. O. 0. Col. Alfred Wagataff at Babylon, and p.; charter member of Fraternal Coun- many others. He is now the active j cil No. 1962, Royal Arcanum ; niein- manager of the John J. Randall Co. , ber of Freejiort Mutual Benevolept As to social and fraternal circles, he j Association and of Long Island Fra- is a charter member of the BE A REAL CITIZEN! IF YOU ARE A MAN, living in an incorporated vil¬ lage, entitled to vote, go to the polls next Tuesday and hj your ballot express your idea on Village govemment. IF YOU ARE A WOMAN, and own property, you can show your interest by voting the money for im¬ provements to the village. The women are always more interested in the fire department and they need yonr help b every village on Long Island. ******************************** >» '! I **** as against, for example, about the same number of consumers in the Village oi Kockville Centre, distributed over api>roximateIy thirty-four South! ternal Association, and^iast archon of ''"'Ics of street, and to serve these consumers our plant has to maintain Shore Yacht Club and tbe Freeport Heptasoph Conclave. He belongs to i approximatelv one hundred miles of wire. .\ conservative inventorx rinb. in which latter organization he | the Freeport Club Naaaau County Bar j of the comniercial light plant shows assets in the ^amount of $9.?,72.\ nas also served as president and treas-1 Asaociation and Phi Delta Phi Club of and in making this inventorv, due allowance has been made for dcprc urer; treasurer of treeport Lodge o^^ gives much time to -^^^,^,, .^^ t" Uie commercial operation of the plant fnr the past year, Jillow's air JeVefbanics orders fr.l'- '''"'r'" ^fh "'"'"ir"*''"-? I ^¦-¦^^¦l"^ive of the street lighting, he report of the Light Commissioner Vellows and tne .\iecnaniC8 orders, for the promotion, of the welfare of , . , .s &> i *> ^ member of Freeport Mutual Benelit | the community. He also served two H"'^** receipts from consumers only $33,525.10 Asaociation, the Masoni. Royai Arch j years as u member of the Freeport'- Ex|)enditures .31,078.5^ Masons and the Consistory, ex-fore- Board of Education. | "lade up as follows : man Vigilant Hose Co. and ex-Asst. Cbief of Freeport Fire Department: treasurer and principal worker in Freeport Park Cominisaion: director of First National Bank of Freeport; and member of the American Automo¬ bile Association and tbe Army and Navy League of the United States. His friends believe that his integ-1 rity, ability and genial qualities andi wide experience would make bim thej man for the place. He is senior part- j ner of the law firm of Johnson & John-1 ¦on, on Railroad Avenue, bis brother, Hilbert R. Johnson, being the jonior member. Coal $8,951.09 Insurance 238.22 Repairs, replacements, supplies and up¬ keep (taking care of dej>r-ecTotion) .... 7,029.07 luibor and rent 6,660.31 Interest on bonded indebtedness 2,039.13 Total actual ex{>enses. Freeporf Not Over $10,000 i for Pol leel Single copiea of the Reriew for aale , ^e had heard it stated that it waa j •tGreenblatt'sandBraithwmite'a, Rail-'"'«P»"'P°"0f the Village Board ofj foad Avenue; Michnoff's. Naasau Truatees in putting Propoaition No. 2 County Review, DaSilva's and Go- on tbe ballot, to bave $20,000 availa-| betz's, Main Street; DaSilva'a. West; ble for police in case it was carried, j Merrick Road. tf. i Thia did not seem fair or correct Gross incQine Honds paid off 2,500.00 Extensions 3,660.76 .$24,917.82 8,607.28 $6,160.76 FRANK M. SMITH Citizen 1 Party Candidate for Truitee .-. DIKON SMITH t^rtilidale for Triftsuri (Without 0[ipoMition) of Ernest S. Randall and Franklin Be \—— '< we asked Trustee Randall, now Totalling Making the net income $2,446.52 To which should be added the balance from last year. . . . 554.88 eandT- ¦ '^-^•'^^'"K the cash on hand $3,001.30 dell; candidates. John H. Mahrken, Franklin Bedell, Frank M. Smith, Fred S. Howell. A Treasurer in place of S. Dimon Smith. Mr. Smitn is a candidate for re-election, without opposition. A Tax Collector in place of D. Frank I Seaman. Mr. Seaman is also a candi¬ date for re-election, and is opposed by Geo. F. Dutel. The fight for Trusteea will be an in- HIGHWATE* TIDE TABLE i •^.•'® 'o'P'^'dent, for bis interpreta Of this apiount the Hoard of Trustees at its last meeting, placed ItMae timM ata tor 8mii<lr Hook, Dsdnrt ralnntsii for Hmmtfttmad Bar) Friday Mar. Saturday, Sunday Monday, Tueaday, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday Saturt'iay. Mrs. Emma Scbolls of Lincoln Ave¬ nue, has moved to tbe cily. 17 18 19 0 «1 22 U 24 26 6:S0p. 7:05 p. 1 -.87 p. 8:10 p. 8:44 p. 9:22 p. 10:04 p. 10:51 p. 11:49 p. m.- m. ro. m. m. n;. m. m m. ried. If it is not carried, it will be necessary to keep out part of the ap¬ propriation, as there can be put in the budget for general expenses, only one- i l- W the vear Ix-fore half of 1 per eent. of the asaessed val- '\- ^' ^"f. y*^^^. "vA ^^^ .,, uation, which would mnke the total ! ^* ^<''<^et lights is 5^9,090.26. Mrs. Etta J. Carman, !>uperintend- ent of relief wcrk, is receiving dona¬ tions of pencils and pads for the Mine ola Home, the inspectors of the school board having forbidden the use of ¦lates. Mra. Carman requests that i donations be sent to her home on lanip^a total of 411..U4 K.VV. passed through the meters on the switch- j S;°°h 29.Vnd^sh; i'^°" Wednesday, and one queHtiun to be voted upon, which will be found in our advertising column. We wiuld not presume or try to dictate, to any other persons, but personally, we shall vote for every appropriation which is presented, as we believe them to be for the best in¬ terest of the village and ¦hall vote Yes on the proposition for regivtrHtioii because we believe it tend" to huni-'tv in politics. Want Pads and Pencils The first regular members' af the Freeport Gun Clob wili be at the Club grounds on South Main St., Freeport. on Saturday afternoon.March IS, at :i.30 sharp. Preparations are being made for a large aggrt>(:atiot^ The event will be a 5i) bird contest, opfn to iiembers only. The charter membership period will clo'e on March 22. after whijh date the initiation fee will be advanced. All men interested can join ks charter membiT* nt tbe present fee by a-,;ply- ini? bffore above date to the Secretary, F; P. Alcorn, Lena Ave., Freeport. An "Irish Night" will be held to day (Friday. Marh 1?) for tbe benetit of the Cilholic Church of Our Holy Redeamer, in the Crystal Theatre. Owing to the (ize of the house an af ternoon performance wiil a!!»o be giv¬ en. It will be a real Iriiih day with features appropriate to tne day cele brated and will alTord an enjoyable • vening to all wko attend. Tickets of admission are 60 cents. tion, which he gives herewith clearly. ^2,^(10 in the l-ight Sinking Fund and concisely: .STREET LIGIIT.S. "I am in receipt of your favor ofl ,- i • i . <- ¦ i • r i the 9th inst., in reference to the i olice. - ^ our Light Commissioners received in payment for the operation appropriation of $10,000. i "* street lights, the sum of $11,558.62. For this .sum there were oper- It is the int^ntion'of the Board that j at«^(l j^l arc lights on an all night schedule, totalling 3,792 hours and there shall be but $10,000 put in tbe I 25 minutes per lamp, \k'T year. The type of lamp used is for the most Police Fund if the proposition is car- part an 85 volt, 6.6 amp., .s60 watt, magnatite lamp. To supply this attend to their very. All donations, no matter small, will be appreciated. At 2.21 cents per K.W., the switchboard cost I Mrs. Carman would alao appreciate For this amount of current, however, the j further donations of ciothing and see- about $2fi,.'i()0. (Strpet appropria- ^"111 of $7.3.'i4.29 only was paid from the apjiropriation for street lights ond-hand shoes for htr needy poor. hoot ''"ns and maturing hands and interest ' to the Light Coinmissiuners. The balance ol expenditure.^, $4,204.33 held board. It has been computed that the actual operating switchboard cost I j^ijy was 2.21 cents per K.W. during the past year, as against 2.66 cents per!t,ow not included in the one half of 1 per; was spent outside the plant on the distribution system, making a total «"*•) Lexpenditure of $11,5.^8.62. The difference of $1,735.97 between the fopjgition.s f.:r street fsvvitchboard cost of .S*J,0"0.26 and the amount received, $7,3.54.29, is made possible by the operation of the two systems in one plant, and any loss to the commercial system is offset by a lower relative switch¬ board cost. The \'illage of hreepoit operates one hundred ninety-one arc lamp: Hymeneal If lhi> speci; lijjhts and police were both def Hted, it would li»' iiicfsSHiy to cut ulf Hliout $10,000,(1(1. H< thi' estimated budget for gcneriil expi-nsea is as follows: CnneTiil fund Piilice Street l.ipht Board of lleaith Fire Dept. $ f). 250.00 10,000.00 12.000.00 1500,00 7,700 00 Making total of $.10,450.00 Trusting this explcnation ii what you desire, I um Yours very truly, E. S. Randall.'" (We shall accordingly vote Yes on Api'opriation No. 2, and advise our readers to do the same.—Ed). LAKE--G1SSEL IJiliBS Nana Luke, a telephone oper¬ ator at the Freeport exchange, and Herman Gij-ael were niaricd Friday evening. Feb. 25, at Mr. (iiseers home iver a distance of about seventy miles of highways. These lamps are o" Whaley Street, by Rev. R. H. Ihe most up-to-date that can be obtained for street lighting, and there ; ^<^''" "^ the Episcopal Church of the i - 1 , • L 1 1 I .¦ . 1 ¦ ' Tiani-hgurBtion. 'can be no comparison between suili a system and the .anluiuated mean-' " ^ descent system operated by Rockville Centre. The only exception lo "" j this is the Boulevard liglits maintained by Rockville Centre on the) : County highv.^ays and which were constnitted by private subscription, i .\ periKsai of the above ligures should show conclusively, the impos- I sibility of an apprnpriation of less thaji twelve thousand dollars for j street lights, especially as no charge has been made against street lights for interest on investment or insurance. McRaBBE-MOSEMAN Minnie McRobbe of Brooklyn wnd ; John Moseman were married Saturday I night at the rr^sidence of Mis. E j Mann, Sil East M/errick Kia i. by tice Corodon Norton. Cartwright to Oppose Stilej John B. Cartwright will lie a candi¬ date for the ofTice of District Cumniit teeman in the Tenth Election Dis¬ trict at the Republican Primary on April 7. Mr. Cartwright made a good fight for the office at the lact similar election but was handicappe! by not havingbis name on the ball'^t. He will begin in good time for "a fair fight" this yewr and an intere<<ting conte<<t will result. Dances at Freeport Club The gntcrtaiiimeiit Cominittee hasi planned for a series of dances to li«- held at the Freepoit Cluh House ever> SaturdHV evening. At the firat one last ."-'aturday evfiiing, about yixty weri' prtttnt, o cnjcy the ri.usic and dancinu. and the refrenhinents that follotved. ''hen dances "vill p obably le c nnnufd as long an tl.i' me.nbcr" sliijvv tni-ir interest ty Hltendin>f. Weekly Weather Report ({•¦' r our readers in other localities) Fiiday, .Mari.h Id, snow equal! in roorning, ove ch.st during day jimow ' Village Map Discussion Official Denial of Any Chano« March 13, 19lt^. .-^niith F. Pearsall, Esq., Editor of Nassau County Reivew. Freeport, N. Y. Dear Sir:- Referring to llie coiiimunicatioB published in the last issue of your pa¬ per and signed "Village Voter." 1 wifih to have the privilege of making some remarks in reply thereto. In' relation to the matter of the Southern boundary of the Villsge of Freeport, I have at my own expense procured from the .Secretary of Stale'" oflice a certi¬ fied copy of a map bearniir date Aug- u.-<t, 1911, made b.v Sir''i*i Malcom¬ son. civil cngiiiei'rs, and ctfrtilicd Sep¬ tember bth, IDU, and certified In nie H9 11 Rienuine :opy by C W. Taft. As- sJis-tan; Deputy Secretary of State, March 20, 191.'). This map so far as I lui.-e who have examined it can d:s • ever differs materially from the bnun- (iurii Sl jjiven in the original article." of incorporation of the Village of Fr»e port, and winch articles arc filed inth* (jueens (_'ounty Clerk's OHice at Ja- iiiaicH, and I have had taken from said articlt-i a copy of the description of the original southern boundary of the village at (he time of the pniptiMed in- (•(irporatioii, and it ist certainlv a very interesting question to know by whose authority and when the Snuthern boiin- ilary of our village was channed with¬ out any apparent notice to the taxjiay- ers of the Village of Freeport. There are several questions involved in this matter, and in my judginent should liaw explanation. One of the import¬ ant ones, being as to the rights of the people living outside of Ihe original boundariea of the village at the time of Its incor; oration to vote in the vil¬ lage elections, and it itnpresses nie that if 1 were Htiioni; Hint iiuinher 1 slioLiid want u- '.now heyoM'^ • ly ques¬ tion ot doubt HS to whi'thei- I -a? vot¬ ing illegally or not. 1 am led to ije- ievf that this territory outside ot '.he original village limits ii- being eerved IpV our village policemen nnd otber vil- lagn officials, and <f this is true, is it not poaaible that this niight lead to some unpleasant complications nt some . fiiluri' date if some taxpayers shonld raise llie question as to th' funds of the Viliage of Kreeport being used for the proiection and maintenance of |ir.!jii'r(y outside of tbr village limits SB originally incorporated, and our !) londarlHii to the casual olisrrver seem to have been in some way or manner •.hui:;;e'i without any vote of the ir*e*- pie of tlie Village 6* Freeport l.fiiig lakti! Ihi-rcon. At least I tiave no recollection ot such vote having been taken at any r^-gular or special villaga e'ection since our incorporation. I would like to ask further if our vil¬ lage limits have been or can be changed without the taxpayer- of the village uving a Voice in such change/ What limit is there to be reacbfl liefore such act ion becomes illegal, in other words, if some person or persons has a right or assumiiit lo possess the right to take in, we will say. a hundred feet south of our village boundary withoot ! the comment of the taxpayers of the villago, what is to prevent some other person or persons of taking in a mil* south without having any cwWFPt vt I the taxpayers thereto, fl »*i\ft?easeB ' me that this is a vital matter which should be cleared up immediately so I that there will be no possible oppor- I tunity for any question to arise a* to the legality of persons casting their votes at the next village election. I might say in closing as to the laat paragraph in the communication re¬ ferred to published in your paper that much to my surprise my representa¬ tive was informed that there waa noth- > ing on file in the Village Clerk'a office as to the original map or boundariea of the proposed village at the lime of the incor|Kiration, and this impreesca nu' HS being rather peculiar as one would naturally expect to hnd lOch description there, but I wan obliged to have representatives go to the (jounty Clerk's office at Jamaica to tind the original description of the propoied village at the time of its incorpora¬ tion. If it should be explained that thla change was made to correct any mis¬ takes in the original description, which is by a survey also, then why was the same surveyor who rnadv thf lirst sur¬ vey uaed to make thi- second survey and how may we know thnt tl e second survey is now correct, and why were not thi peo[ile told aboul 'ucti change anyway? If agreeable to you. I would appre¬ ciate your publishing this communica¬ tion in thf ntxt is-'ue of your good pa¬ pt-r bs itH publication will doubtU-s '.n some give lenlightenment upo', important mstt*-r. Very, truly your«, D. Wesley Piae. I Wh bavt^ rut yet lecuivtd any fijr- ther partif'uli>rs regarding the rb ve Jun GEItMEROTH- STANTUN In the Preibyterian Manse Sunday afternoun at 5 o'clocl;, John Frank Mackav Goes to War Oanci'^H at Frecport I'lob evi^ry Harold Mackay, son of Mr. and Mrs. < Donald Mackay, of .''^raith Street, left Saturday evening; aee Fretport Club «"> Fe»i''uary 26 on the S. S. Lafjyette : notes. l«ndi8nowin Paris with the Allien ; Donf overlw-k the adv intairei Smith /^o *''.' •"** «"''' *he America!. ,4 Bedell arn Offering int itet supplies. Buy good CMl It th* rigbt oric«. •ulomobile corps uodt-r the direction -fhev are showing a complete linv «f Preeport Coal Co.. 619 S. Main St.; o'the American Red Cross Society. ^vg,y,hi"g Jn brushes combs per T.I. 3>;9. It isexpect-d th.t he will go to tlw ; fu^es. soaps, cosmetica. etc. " Adverttacmeat ' front betore tne tnd of the mon'h. .AJyertlseiuant. \V.\TER PL.ANT The tolal bonds issued against the water plain .ihnuua to $.S.3,.^00. The present bonded indebtedness is $7^,>00. The reduction of $8.0r)0 has lieen paid entirely out of the earnings of the plant, as also has been Gtrmeroth, sun of .Mr. ar.J lirs. Joim the sum of ?41.343.25 for extensions. ^- 9,*'^,?!*"^""'- "',"' ''^'J!'* '^'^"¦;;« ^'''^. .\ conservative inventory of the water plant shows assets of (continued on page 7) Try my special box of cut flowers, 76c for the weekend. C. K. '*nkers, florist, Rockville Ontre, L. I.; tele' phone connection: delivery anywhere. AUvartuemeal th Stanton, daugbttr of Mi. nnd - Mrs. Eiir.er J. Stanton, of Poolevil e. N. Y., WlT.. mairied. Rev. J. Sidney i Gould performed the ce-remony. Ed I ward Germ«rutb, the bridegroom'^ brother, was best man, and Mias Laola ; M. Stanton, tbe bridf'^ sister, wai. i bridesmaid. ' More FrfifiDort Beis oa hit 5 which is sti 1 quite deep, melting fast. ! question of "Village Voti r" but trust to hbluriiay. vihiking rough in morn i secure the information. - jiossihly ing. SLOW isiid slu.^h having frozen, j thr"ugh i-'nii.th &'Malcomson. tbiiwt'd and slushy during duy, grow ing culiitr again at night. Sumlay, rather glubh; walking, fine day overhead, snow squalls late in eV- enjng. Monday, same ns >und^y, warm. Tuesday, same in a. We are of the opinion tbe map re¬ ferred to and filed in 11^11 was one 'at that time rtquired by law. /\t to tb« boundary al the time of incorporation, Mr. .¦>'h<?B was not then the Village ('lerk, but has evidently looked up the overcast in f maMer as he showed the writer tb« at 6, p. m., \hunder and lightning rainy evenu ¦•. Wednesda), i-j>n and hsil thermom. ¦boat 30 in a. m . wa'king ilippery: turned to ¦now ad hail, with heavy wind in p. m ; no trains lo city from 8 1.0 12 in morning, 8ti>rm coniinued all through nigh . Thursday, "yoang Mir^ard," 6 to 10 a If] , cleared off fine. I complete description of the boundary written in the minutes as a partof tbe record* of the Village of Freeport.J LATER REG\RDING VILLAGE BOUNDARY ir.aet writing t.he above we have re¬ ceived the following; Vcply from Mr, (Continued oo page ' i
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|Nassau County Review 19160317
|Nassau County Review 19160317
Nassau County Review
Vol. XX, No. 11
Who Witl be Elected?
Albin N. Johnson or Ernest S. Randall to be Next Village President?
Freeport's Financial Condition
Retiring President's Report Shows Splendid State of Finances
Village Election Next Tuesday
Citizens Nominated for Various Positions the Several Parties
At tbe annual villsKe election next Taesday. Erneet S. Randall and Alhin Johnson will be tbe atart in a conteit for the office nf President of the VillaKe of Fretport for tbe enoainK year. There i? no salary attarl ed lo the office, wbicb ia however, from h ntandpoint of public serviKc. the mm.t important in the gift of the vcter!*.
To the Taxpayers of the Village of Freiport:
(We were
nut abl(' cnndidHir
0 prnoure picturt-s of Mfs-'r.j. .MctlKikrii n tor Trustee, and I'utel, for Tu.\ Cilloclnr)
d Ih
[ Tbe annual ^-lectiun ¦-1 I jof Freeoort wiil bt lit id at
if V'illage the house
: III closing luy term of office as President of the Village of I*ree-
; port, I am reviving an old custom of presenting to the taxpayers of the
j \ iliage in a more simplified and understandable form than the Treas-iof Truck Co. No. l.
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There are a lot of great music-things going on in Chicago this week! In addition to street festivals and the Taste of Chicago, we've also got Pitchfork rolling through, which should keep people busy for a while.
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I will start it off, I am going to share my GOTY and the runner-up.
My GOTY for 2012 is...
The Walking Dead
by Telltale Games
Platform: pretty much everyone know to man, including iOS
I just finished Episode 5 last night. I actually right away went and posted this on Facebook.
The Walking Dead video game by Telltale Games is truly a triumph.
It did something I was absolutely convinced the medium of video games would not achieve for quite some time, if ever. It made me tear up just like I was watching the end of E.T. The Extra Terrestrial or Forrest Gump or Watership Down. I was seriously, seriously choked up.
I just did not believe the medium of video games was there yet. Ironically the graphics, while beautifully stylized, are hardly the best the video game world has to offer either and are in fact the furthest thing from realistic. I actually believe this choice not to make the characters and graphics realistic helped them achieve the end result of being incredibly moving. If they "The Uncanny Valley" route, it probably would have made things way less believable and effective. Instead they relied on an incredibly moving story, which is all it really takes at the end of the day.
For those who may not know about the game, it is a dialog/decision based action adventure game in which your choices have consequences and affect the outcome of how the game plays out. The modern day equivalent of the choose your own adventure books that were popular, at least in my childhood. Another fairly new aspect of the game was it was broken down into 5 episodes initially, each one released about a month apart. Which really helped create the tension and cliff hanger aspect of both the comic book and television show respectively. However they just recently released all 5 episodes as one stand alone retail game for $30.
if you like video games, you absolutely have to play it. If you are a fan of the show or comic book and just a casual video game player, I think you still need to play it. It is available for the Mac, Windows, XBox 360, PS3, and iOS. Here is more info. Great game, and truly quite an achievement and advancement for the aspect of story telling in video games.
My GOTY for 2012 Runner-Up is...
by Ubisoft
Platform: WiiU
I already posted this in the ZombiU thread in the Nintendo console, so just reposting it.
I have to say from what I have played, it seems like for some awful reason this game is not being understood by some of the gaming press. I just cannot see how anyone could really give it a negative review. The game is pretty damn awesome IMHO.
The use of the WiiU's GamePad in this game is about as good of a use that I can possibly imagine a launch title having, and honestly I think it is probably going to go down as one of the overall better uses of the GamePad period. It is without a doubt an enhancement and an extension to the gameplay, and hardly ever feels gimmicky. The only corny use of it so far has been planks on doors, in which you have to tap to remove them. Everything else makes perfect sense. The inventory management element, you look down when you loot most corpses and cabinets, it also is the environment scanner... All of these elements really make great use of the GamePad itself. And they do add a level of tension to the game as well.
ZombiU is very much a CLASSIC survival horror game IMO as it is at times slow and deliberate. This to me is what makes it so damn good actually. It treats the genre as it used to be before it got taken over by trying to be action adventure games as well. In this regards it reminds me some of Silent Hill 1-3. It is also pretty damn brutal as far as just how easy it is to die. One misstep can and does lead to death. There are some infuriating instances early on you will probably die a whole lot in fact. It was those instances however that helped me change my overall approach to the game. This is another great aspect of the game to me. It makes no apologies for things. You do not move on until you figure out a better way. This is another nod to how games used to handle things... there really is not a whole lot of hand holding.
Perhaps the largest critique I read on the negative reviews was the combat felt clunky. This is no doubt the element I think some people are just not getting. The combat being "clunky" is very much deliberate. Call Of Duty style of gameplay this game certainly is not. It is, again, methodical. You are not powerful (at least not within the first 3 hours), and the combat reminds you of this fact. You have to be smart with things. Going in guns blazing so to speak is not going to work. You have to survey the situation, and actually come up with a plan. One that usually consists of things like finding the best area to fight from. And actually taking the time to close doors and barricade them. It is no doubt a thinking mans game, at least to get the most out of it.
I really feel this is probably one of the better survival horror video games to come out in quite some time. It is pretty damn unforgiving, and truly creates a tensions filled atmosphere where you are on edge most of the time.
So I realize not a lot of people will probably be able to even comment about playing the game, as it does not appear that we have a ton of people here on the forum that did pick up a WiiU. Only a handful. To that handful though, I strongly encourage you to pick up this game if you have not done so already. It is definitely a very unique experience overall, I also think for fans of the survival horror genre it is pretty much a must play, and it really is a great example of the WiiU's GamePad being used to enhance a game overall.
So those are my GOTY and Runner-Up. What is yours?
Also be sure to check out the Neogamr podcast this week on Tuesday night, it will be a Year In Games 2012 episode.


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LA Galaxy Academy product Haji Wright has been called up for the U.S. Under-17's roster for the upcoming 2013 Nike International Friendlies.
U.S. U-17 head coach Richie Williams' 20-man group will face Portugal on Monday before matches against England on Dec. 11 and Brazil on Dec. 13 at the Premier Sports Campus in Lakewood, Florida. It is Wright's second inclusion in the U.S. U-17 roster in less than a month as he took part in the nation's U-17's friendlies with Canada in November.
The roster includes eight players from California.
The complete roster is below...
GOALKEEPERS (2): William Pulisic (Richmond Strikers; Mechanicsville, Va.), Kevin Silva (PDA; Bethlehem, Pa.)
DEFENDERS (7): Hugo Arellano (Chivas USA Academy; Norwalk, Calif.), Daniel Barbir (Unattached; Allentown, Pa.), George Braima (Crew Soccer Academy; Columbus, Ohio), Edwin Lara (unattached; San Leandro, Calif.), John Nelson (Internationals; Medina, Ohio), Matthew Olosunde (New York Red Bulls Academy; Trenton, N.J.), Alexis Velela (San Diego Surf; San Diego, Calif.)
MIDFIELDERS (6): Eric Calvillo (Real So Cal; Palmdale, Calif.), Luca De La Torre (Fulham; San Diego, Calif.), Thomas McCabe (PDA; South Orange, N.J.), Logan Panchot (St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri; St. Louis, Mo), Brian Zelaya (De Anza Force; San Mateo, Calif.), Alejandro Zendejas (FC Dallas Academy; El Paso, Texas)
FORWARDS (5): Pierre Da Silva (New York Soccer Club; Port Chester, N.Y.), Joe Gallardo (Monterrey FC; San Diego, Calif.), Joshua Perez (unattached; La Habra, Calif.), Christian Pulisic (PA Classics; Hershey, Pa.), Haji Wright (LA Galaxy Academy); Los Angeles, Calif.
MLS and adidas unveiled the 2014 Match Ball on Sunday.
The 2014 adidas MLS Match Ball which is based on the "Brazuca," the official ball for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. According to MLS, the colors are meant to represent "a heart, as the ball is the heart of the soccer and MLS."
What are your thoughts on the new MLS match ball?
On Friday, I told you that the U.S. National Team's draw into Group G with Germany, Portugal and Ghana at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil isn't an impossible one, and LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena seems to agree.
In his latest article in the Los Angeles Times, Arena states that the U.S. will be competitive and even states that he expects them to advance from the Group.
Arena's choices to advance from the groups are as followed, but remember they are not necessarily the positions that the teams will finish.
Group A: Brazil and Croatia. Group B: Spain and Netherlands. Group C: Colombia and Ivory Coast. Group D: Uruguay and Italy. Group E: Ecuador and France. Group F: Argentina and Nigeria. Group G: Germany and United States. Group H: Belgium and Russia.
Arena's choices several months out led me to make my own decisions which you can see below. Now remember that these could -- and probably will -- change as the months go by.
Group A: Brazil and Mexico. Group B: Spain and Netherlands. Group C: Colombia and Japan. Group D: Uruguay and Italy. Group E: France and Honduras. Group F: Argentina and Nigeria. Group G: Germany and United States. Group H: Belgium and Russia.
LA Galaxy center back Omar Gonzalez has been featured on the cover of the latest edition of Overlap magazine.
In addition to being placed on the cover, Gonzalez is the subject of a piece titled "The Happiest Man in Los Angeles County" is a selection of photos by New York photographer Matt Rubin.
A teaser photo of Omar playing a mean air saxophone can be seen below.
Check out the piece in its entirety as well as the rest of the magazine here.
The U.S. National Team will be testing themselves against the likes of Ghana, Portugal and Germany at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil next summer and are already relishing the opportunity to tackle a "Group of Death."
During a media scrum at a World Cup draw watch party at Sporting Park in Kansas City, Omar Gonzalez and other U.S. national team members remarked about the Americans' placement in Group G. One highlight for Gonzalez will be another chance to take on one of the planet's finest players in Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo.
"I faced him for the Galaxy once before and that was fun, but I think he's going to be even harder playing for his country in this tournament," Gonzalez told reporters of his bouts with Ronaldo in 2010 and 2012 friendlies. "I think it's going to be awesome and it should be a fun time."
Even though Gonzalez will be looking to make his first-ever World Cup roster, the Galaxy defender admitted that he correctly anticipated where the U.S. would fall upon learning the first two participants in Group G.
"Once Germany and Ghana got paired together I figured this is probably going to be us," Gonzalez admitted. "Fate's going to align, and it's all going to happen."
CARSON, Calif. – Clint Mathis knows a little something about playing – and excelling – at the World Cup and after watching the U.S. National Team's draw for the 2014 edition in Brazil, he believes the Americans can advance from their "Group of Death."
Mathis, who appeared in two games during the U.S. National Team's run to the quarterfinals of the 2002 World Cup, which included a stunning goal against South Korea helping the Americans to a 1-1 draw. During that tournament, the Americans faced two of their opponents for 2014 as they defeated Portugal 3-2—with Mathis watching from the bench—in their group stage opener while falling 1-0 to eventual tournament runner-up Germany in the quarterfinals.
Mathis' thoughts on the U.S. National Team's World Cup draw for Brazil is below…
MATHIS: "Obviously, we've definitely seen quite a few of these teams in the last few World Cups. Obviously, Germany is going to be a favorite, but I think in the past, the U.S. has done well against those guys. The one particular team that they haven't been too successful with is Ghana, but being knocked out of the last two World Cups by the same team, maybe the third time is the charm for the U.S. It's going to be the first game so I think that a lot will be on the line, but if the U.S. can get a result in that first game that would definitely change the whole outcome of the group. Then there's Portugal, who we were successful against in 2002 in the first group stage game. It's two different teams though and Portugal is not a team that you can sit back on. It's in my opinion, the toughest group if not the toughest then it is the second toughest. If you're playing in a World Cup, it's never easy so I don't think there's not too much to worry about because every game is going to be tough no matter what group you're in. The good thing is if the U.S. gets out of this group stages, I think it should be easier when normally it gets harder."
(On what is running through the players' minds about facing Ghana once again…)
MATHIS: "I think there's a lot of excitement. If you look at guys like Landon or other guys who have been put out by the same team, I think there's a lot of excitement on the revenge side. They're saying 'hey, we've got them in a group stage not a knockout stage' so I think there's some excitement to get some revenge because you can say 'hey, you know what. Everyone is already going to count us out, we're the underdogs' and I think that's not a bad mindset to go into this World Cup like we've got nothing to lose because no one is thinking that the U.S. can get out of his group right now."
(On whether the U.S. group stage is similar to what he faced during the 2002 World Cup…)
MATHIS: "I think so. Everyone thought that the U.S. had no chance to get out of our group and we did well. I think there is something to say because these other teams are going to be fighting too. Portugal is sitting saying 'why am I in this group?' Ghana is saying the same thing and Germany is going 'are you kidding me?' Anything can happen in these games and no one is going to want to play against the U.S. per say because of the athleticism and the results that they could turn out. I think that it is going to be a tough group and I don't think that any of the teams are too excited to be in this group."
It couldn't have gotten much harder for the U.S. National Team at the FIFA World Cup Draw as they were drawn into a "Group of Death" in Group G against Germany, Ghana and Portugal. However, at a closer glance, the draw is not a mission impossible for Jurgen Klinsmann's group.
The U.S. opens the World Cup in Brazil on June 16 against Ghana at the Arena das Dunas in Natal. The match is undoubtedly the most important one for the U.S. as they must get past the team that eliminated them from the past two World Cups in order to have a reasonable chance to advance from the group. As the U.S. are well-aware, the Black Stars are a major challenge as they have a mix of physicality and technical skill that should give the Americans a major test. That being said, if the U.S. midfield can control the game and the Americans can capitalize on their opportunities, they may get past the African side.
In their second game, the U.S. will face Portugal in the Amazonian outpost of Manaus on June 22. Not only must the Americans best a side that boasts one of the world's finest players in Cristiano Ronaldo, they must deal with the crippling heat and humidity of the Amazon. In June, the average temperatures in Manaus are typically in the high-80's with more than 80 percent humidity, which promises to be a muggy game that could favor an American squad that should be better acclimated to the conditions due to a potentially high presence of North American-based players. However sticking to strictly on the field matters, Portugal may seemlike a stiff test, but the nation struggled during UEFA World Cup qualifying as they finished second in their group to Russia—with two draws against Israel as well as a draw against Northern Ireland—before defeating Sweden in a playoff to advance to Brazil.
Lastly, The U.S, have traditional powerhouse Germany in the final game on June 26 in Recife is the Americans' best case scenario as they should face a German team that may already have a ticket into the second round. Against a German team that could be loaded with reserves, the U.S. should be able to stay competitive against a side that promises to be organized and immensely talented.
What will make their draw even more difficult is the immense travel that they must undertake for all three matches. With three games in Natal, Manus and Recife, the U.S. could travel nearly 9,000 miles round trip during their Group G campaign. The one benefit for the Americans however is that their MLS players should be accustomed to immense travel as well as heat and humidity, however, the benefit of charter flights should cut down on the exhaustion.
My prediction for a best case—and relatively realistic— scenario for the U.S. is a simple one: a victory against Ghana coupled with a Germany win over Portugal during the first match day. In the second match day, the U.S. must earn a draw—or a close win—against Portugal with a Germany victory over Ghana in the second day setting up a draw or close loss to an already qualified Germany in the final match day. If the Americans can find a way to earn points in their first two games, at the very least, they should negate the impact of Portugal's final match against Ghana.
What are your thoughts? Remember, the U.S. open up the year at StubHub Center against South Korea on Feb. 1.
Share them below.
Immediately following the World Cup draw, I spoke with LA Galaxy head coach -- and former U.S. National team boss -- Bruce Arena on his thoughts on the U.S.' draw for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
The U.S. was drawn into Group G against Ghana, Portugal and Germany. Remember, the U.S. will open up the year at StubHub Center against South Korea on Feb. 1.
Check out Arena's thoughts below.
The U.S. National Team received an extremely difficult draw for the 2014 World Cup as they were placed in Group G alongside Germany, Ghana and Portugal.
The U.S. will open the tournament on June 16 in Arena das Dunas against Brazil before facing Portugal in the Amazon city of Manaus on June 22. They'll complete the group stage in Recife against Germany on June 26.
LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena a former national team boss, U.S. defender Omar Gonzalez and former U.S. international Clint Mathis each provided an instant analysis of the draw on Instagram.
Check it out below.
Bruce Arena
Omar Gonzalez
Clint Mathis
LA Galaxy goalkeeper Jaime Penedo finished second in MLSsoccer.com's Save of the Year voting as Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando took home the honors.
Penedo's remarkable stop of a close range Vancouver Whitecaps FC defender Jordan Harvey effort back in August earned 24.47 percent of the vote in what was an extremely close tally finishing less than six percentage points behind Rimando's save during RSL's August draw with the Colorado Rapids which garnered 29.94 percent. To show just how close the voting was, FC Dallas' Raul Fernandez finished in third with 22.3 percent for his save on Galaxy forward Gyasi Zardes in July while Portland Timbers' Donovan Ricketts save on Vancouver back in October earned 23.28 percent of the voting.
Meanwhile, Vancouver Whitecaps FC forward Camilo earned the Goal of the Year honors. Both the Goal of the Year and the Save of the Year were selected by fan voting on MLSsoccer.com
Even though it may not have won...let's relive that Penedo save through the magic of GIFs...


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Dishin' with David – Giuliana Rancic Extends Contract with E!
Morning Edition: Giuliana Rancic has extended her contract with the E! network until 2015. Giuliana will continue cohosting E! News and covering E!'s red-carpet award shows as well as remain on Fashion Police and continue as managing editor of E! News. In exchange for all of those duties, the E! network gets first look rights [ Read More ]


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Dr. Alan & Rae Grossman Mandel
When Alan and Rae Grossman Mandel decided to help students, they didn't stop at just one. Their gift helped renovate a science education classroom that has enhanced learning opportunities for hundreds of students in the College of Education, Health and Human Services.
Rae graduated in 1956 with a degree in education. She was raised in Canton and taught kindergarten in Perry Local Schools for more than two decades. The couple's gift was directed toward science education because of her love for the subject, which she incorporated into her curricula during her career.
Mrs. Mandel retired from Perry Local Schools in 1989, and sadly, passed away in August 2012. Dr. Mandel is a retired optometrist.
Dean Daniel Mahony said of the couple, "The Mandels lifetime support of the college includes the establishment of a Medallion Scholarship through their estate plans, and now, the funding of the science education classroom. We're greatly appreciative of their generosity and commitment to education and our students."


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Oglethorpe University was selected in 2011 by the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Foundation (www.sullivanfdn.org) to have the honor of presenting the highly prized Algernon Sydney Sullivan and Mary Mildred Sullivan Awards to two deserving seniors. Oglethorpe joins an exclusive list of only 60 Sullivan Award Schools nationwide (including Davidson, Duke, Elon, Furman, Guilford, Rhodes and Sewanee.)
The awards were created 100 years ago to honor the husband and wife for whom the awards are named. The awards are presented to a male and female graduating senior whose nobility of character, integrity and dedication to service sets them apart as examples to others.
Sullivan Awards, represented by a bronze medallion, are highly prized. Previous recipients who have proven their ability to live up to the standards set by this honor range from First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt to Fred Rogers, noted star of children's television.
The first Oglethorpe Sullivan Awards will be presented at the Honors and Awards Convocation on April 10, 2012 in the Conant Performing Arts Center, replacing the President's Community Service Award.
"Since 1835, we have helped students make a life, make a living and make a difference through our commitment to the ideals of service, citizenship, and humanitarianism," said President Larry Schall. "As we celebrate the fifth anniversary of the founding of our Center for Civic Engagement, we are proud to once again be recognized for the extraordinary efforts of our students, faculty, and staff."
The deadline date for nominations is THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 2012. A selection committee of faculty, staff and students has been assembled to review and choose two outstanding seniors. Nominations of worthy candidates may be made online. Oglethorpe faculty, staff, students, alumni and members of the Board of Trustees are eligible to make nominations.
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Players know what is on the line SundayPosted by on December 20, 2012 – 7:20 pm
Nobody needs to walk around the Steelers' locker room and tell the players how important this Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals is.
"Everyone knows what is on the line," said linebacker LaMarr Woodley. "We put ourselves in a situation where we still are in control of what happens. We just have to go out there now and win football games."
There are no pep talks required, no reminders of where the Steelers are in the standings.
Every player gets it. They understand what this game means.
"Right now it's do or die and we want to make it to the playoffs so everybody is locked in and focused on the task at hand and has to play with a great sense of urgency," said safety Will Allen. "It's important for the organization and for every individual in the building because we have high expectations.
"I am excited about the opportunity. I think we all should be. We should be excited about being in this type of environment. That is what football is all about, being in the hunt and we are here."
In order to remain in the playoff hunt, the Steelers have to defeat the Bengals. It won't guarantee them a playoff spot, but winning is a must.
"The next two games are like playoff games, but if we don't win this one the next one won't be a playoff game," said linebacker Larry Foote. "If we lose we aren't going to get where we want to be.
"Everyone knows it, especially the older guys. The younger guys have followed suit through the course of the season and they know how much this game means."
The Steelers enter the game with a 7-7 record and if the season ended today would not make the playoffs. But a win this week and next, and the Baltimore Ravens losing their next two games, they actually could still have a shot at winning the AFC North.
"Everybody is focused," said Allen. "We are focused on the details, game plan and that will help us going into Sunday's game.
"It's going to be a hard fought game. They are a fiery, young team."
When players talk about bringing their "A" game, there is no time like the present to do that. It's going to take mistake free football and stopping the Bengals from making big plays, to get the job done.
"We are giving up the big plays. That is number one," said Woodley. "Plus we have to create more turnovers and try to put our offense in better field position to allow them to put points on the board.
"Our big play guys just have to step up. I have to step up. I haven't been getting any sacks lately, no big plays, so I have to start doing something."
Foote also agrees that it's time for everyone to make a play, whether you are a Pro Bowler or a rookie, the time is now.
"This is one of those games that the big name guys, the guys who you see their jerseys throughout the stadium, they make big plays in these kind of games," said Foote. "This also can be an open opportunity for guys who are not in that class to do the same."
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The curriculum at College of the Ozarks is founded upon the liberal arts, which offer the student an investigation of a variety of subjects coupled with an intensive concentration in Hotel & Restaurant Management (HRM). A student may earn either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree in HRM.
The HRM program, headquartered in The Keeter Center, also features sequences of coursework that offer an emphasis in particular professional categories of interest within the hospitality industry:
College of the Ozarks HRM graduates enjoy a very high placement rate upon graduation. The future is bright in one of the fastest growing industries in the world.
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In addition to classroom and laboratory work, the HRM program offers many opportunities for professional growth.
The mission* of the Hotel & Restaurant Management (HRM) program at College of the Ozarks is to be the academic program of choice for those interested in either the hospitality industries as a career path or in graduate study in the hospitality disciplines.
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This mission and goals statement has been developed through the combined efforts of members of the HRM Professional Advisory Group, faculty who teach courses in the HRM program, and the HRM students.
The Hotel & Restaurant Management program (HRM) offers contemporary, multi-disciplined, and specialized courses of study, utilizing the unique learning laboratory environment of The Keeter Center, which features fine dining, catering and banquet services, upscale lodging, and state-of-the-art conference facilities.
Students can choose from a Hospitality Management course of study or specialize in Professional Foodservice Management or Meeting & Special Event Management.
A major in Culinary Arts is also offered for those interested in careers in fine cooking and kitchen management.
The HRM Program integrates the five fundamental goals of the College into its curriculum and activities. We strive to develop hospitality professionals who are self-directed, ethical, and guest-focused, and who demonstrate competence in stewardship and creativity.
The HRM program is the regional center for best practices in hospitality management, marketing, operations, workplace and foodservice safety, and culinary excellence.
The HRM program is an excellent place to expand your interest and knowledge in the culinary arts. Chefs, cooks, and food preparation workers prepare, season, and cook a wide variety of foods from soups and appetizers to entrees and desserts in the college kitchens.
The HRM program, in cooperation with our academic partners offers students a variety of foods and culinary classes that lead the student from an introduction to food through more advanced studies in professional cooking, dietetics, and baking. Area chefs are involved in teaching a variety of our foods and culinary courses.
The College Work Education program offers many opportunities to develop cooking and culinary skills with positions in the Dobyn's Dining kitchen and the College Cafeteria kitchens. Food preparation learning opportunities include everything from cooking vegetables in quantity for a banquet to preparing the entrée for an exclusive fine dining restaurant experience.
Studying hospitality management in the HRM program features a blend of the traditional classroom experience with a significant commitment to experiential learning. The Branson, Missouri area is a thriving tourism destination and offers almost unlimited opportunities to visit with hospitality professionals and experience their work environments. Facility tours, professional meetings, and special guest speakers are all part of the learning environment.
Students interested in the Professional Foodservice Management emphasis find themselves in a working kitchen as their classroom. The culinary laboratory/work space is located right inside the Dobyn's Dining kitchen and students work alongside culinary professionals. Those choosing the Meeting and Convention Management emphasis will be studying in the working spaces used for conferences and meetings.
The Hospitality Management students not only participate in the classroom, they find their studies continuing behind the front desk at Mabee Lodge or managing housekeeping activities in the Presidential Suite.
The HRM program also blends the College Work Education program into the student's hospitality studies. As part of their degree requirements, students complete four semesters of work in a work station recommended by their major advisor. Most of these work opportunities are in The Keeter Center. Culinary Arts students have the opportunity to work in the kitchen in The Keeter Center preparing food for guests in Dobyns Dining or a wide variety of banquet events.
This landmark facility opened in September 2004, featuring fine dining, lodging, meeting and conference facilities, a bakery, and gift shop. Students in the HRM program work and study in a beautiful facility with memorable architecture and interiors. The Keeter Center is home to the Hotel and Restaurant Management program and classrooms.
The Keeter Center is an active community center hosting a variety of public, social, and business events as well as being the hub of a busy campus calendar of activities. The 275-seat Dobyn's Dining Room is open daily for lunch and dinner, and features a spectacular Sunday brunch. Thirty well-appointed rooms and suites offer campus and Branson skyline views.
Conference facilities include a 350-seat auditorium, the 4,000-square foot Silver Dollar City Parlor, plus a variety of smaller meeting spaces. The bakery offers scratch-prepared baked goods daily with ice cream and deluxe coffee service.
The building is also home to The Keeter Center for Character Education. Numerous campus programs, such as the Community Convocation Series, Citizenship Forum, Character Forum, and the Work Ethic Forum are sponsored by The Center.
The hospitality industries continue to be among the fastest growing businesses in the world. There is an increasing demand for hospitality professionals in every employer category including hotels, theme parks, restaurants, contract foodservice organizations, resorts, and convention centers. There are substantial opportunities for professional growth and development.
The truth is that managers in the hospitality industries sometimes face the challenges of long hours and working under pressure. Managers frequently have to work evenings and weekends and they will put in more than 40 hours per week during busy periods.
There is great satisfaction, however, in working to meet guest needs and exceeding expectations. Catering to the needs of guests requires excellent business and technical skills, personal empathy, hard work, and a general positive attitude to serve. The hospitality career is an exciting journey with substantial rewards.
Managers are hired in hotels, restaurants, resorts, theme parks, and tourist attractions. Guest services, reception, housekeeping, convention services, accounting, foodservice, meeting planning, facilities engineering, purchasing, cooking, marketing, and human resources are all areas for specialization. Featuring a required work experience internship, the HRM program maintains close cooperative relationships with area hospitality employers to help students explore their interests in hospitality.
Mrs. Lamae Koogler
Hotel & Restaurant Management Department at College of the Ozarks
P.O. Box 17, Point Lookout, MO 65726


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Tonyblack wrote:Sadly I think you can expect less signing tours. Not only the alzheimers, but Terry also suffers from R.S.I. that causes him a great deal of pain.
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And the second one's a bit too long.
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