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July, 1996, Vol. 3, No. 7
Headlines:
- Let’s Eat!: Food Stories from the Street
- The 1st Annual Dumpster Awards: © Dr. Wes Browning Browses the Best of Seattle’s Soup Kitchens
- Food Legends: Urban Mythology from the Gut
- Award Winning Recipes: Cooks without Kitchens Compete
- Plus: Valuable Dumpster Diving How To’s
Cover art by Ken Miller, Design by Timothy Harris
Table of Contents:
Editorial: Food: Is it for you? By Bob Kubiniec and Michael Campbell, Page 3
Mailbag, Page 3
- Mark H. Van Hollebeke | New York, NY
- Lisa Barrett | Athens, GA
- Marion Sue Fischer | Seattle
Vendor of the Month: Misty Gilmore, Page 3
Chicago Bound: Street paper Conference Builds Movement by Timothy Harris, Page 4
The Homeless Gourmet: Adventures in Seattle’s Gastronomical Outback by © Dr. Wes Browning, Page 5, 11
The First Annual Real Change Dumpster Awards, Page 5
Good Neighbors. Tacoma's Family Shelter Network Creates Community. By Maria Sanchez Bradley, Page 6
- Picture: Kim Rayburn and her son Kenmouricio
Cooks without Kitchens: Real Change Recipe Contest Challenges the Senses by Anitra Freeman, Page 7, 19 [RE: Wes Browning, Carmen, J.T. Grogan, Marion Sue Fischer, Steve Dickenson]
Food Legends. People Getting By and How They Got There. By Flo Beaumon and Michele Marchand (with a lot of help from Marion Sue Fischer, Jerry Dearing, Pete Schwichtenberg, and SHARE and Aloha folks), Pages 8, 15
Dumpster Divas. Reviewer Finds Trash "to Dive For". By Amy Dacyczyn, Page 9, 19
| Book: The Art & Science of Dumpster Diving by John Hoffman. Introduction by Jim Broadstreet and Original Comix by Ace Backwords
| Comics by Ace Backwords
Bad Art, ’96: A Night to Put Behind Us. Photos by Emma Quinn. Poems by © Dr. Wes Browning, Page 10
Picture: © Dr. Wes Browning does that Poetree thing.
- Picture: Tacoma Real Change won the bad performance art category hands down for their piece involving accordion and trombone which no one knew how to play, a toy piano wired for distortion effects, and various foods items. Inset: A mumu clad Bruce Triggs coaxes an ear-splitting feedback whine from a toasting marshmallow.
- Picture: If you haven't heard Jim Page do the Bourgeois Blues Seattle-Style, you should. Ledbelly would be proud.
Homeless Women's Network, Page 11
Adventures in Poetry with © Dr. Wes Browning, Page 12
New on the Net, Page 13
- Children and Families Buffeted by Economic Conditions
- Spending Priorities Still Askew
- Cost-effective Investments Needed
- Suit: Race Bias Led to Waste Sites [RE: Jerome Balter, Zulene Mayfield, King McDonald]
- Disabled Substance Abusers Lose Benefits [RE: Jennifer Friedenbach]
- Poll Finds Welfare Issues Complex
Poetry, Page 14
- A Sunday in Ordinary Time by Marion Sue Fischer
- Neurochatter by Janette L. Moening, 1993
- Waterfront Muse by Earle Thompson
- self-service by Stan Burriss
- Us by Marion Sue Fischer
Momma's Hands by Julie Eagleton, Page 15
- Picture: Kay and volunteer service Chow Mein.
- Photo by Julie Eagleton
Citizens' Participation Project, Page 18
Our Seattle Heritage. Seattle's Orphan House. A Progressive Beginning from the Past. By Christopher French, Page 19
Calendar, Page 20. Special Thanks to Jean Buskin