The daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1961-current, March 29, 2018, Page 23, Image 22

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    MARCH 29, 2018 // 23
EASTER
CELEBRATION
N W
Astoria Christian Church
word
SC H E D U L E O F E V E N T S
By RYAN HUME
C HRIST is risen
Community Sunrise @ the Column
Easter A PRIL 1 ST , 7 AM
FOR COAST WEEKEND
P ALM S UNDAY & E ASTER S ERVICES
9:45 AM - Sunday School • 10:50 AM - Morning Worship
1151 Harrison • Astoria, Oregon • 325-2591
Intransitive/
transitive verb
Celebrate with Grace
the
“MUG UP”
[MɅG- ɅP]
of Easter
Easter Sunday
April 1st • 8 am & 10 am
1. British slang: to study
hard on a subject; to cram
before a test
2. Nautical slang: to
take a coffee break, a snack
or any moment of group
repose during work hours
Origin
Grace Episcopal Church
SINCE
1886
1545 FRANKLIN AVE., ASTORIA • 503-325-4691
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
While the origin of
this idiomatic phrase is
unknown, the first record-
ed use appears in 1860,
in Britain, according to
Merriam-Webster’s. An
nerd
1897 novel by the imperi-
alist British writer Rudyard
Kipling acknowledges the
nautical version of the
term, as does the 1937 film
adaptation of the novel
produced by Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer.
The phrase has been em-
braced by fishing communi-
ties and canneries through-
out the English-speaking
world, from Ugashik,
Alaska, to Astoria, Oregon,
to Gloucester, Massachu-
setts. The term now lives on
mostly through the idiom of
Scouts Canada (the northern
version of The Boy Scouts
of America, though unas-
sociated) as a phrase for
a snack, and according to
Oxford’s Dictionary of New
Slang was first noted as
such in 1970.
“‘No reg’lar meals fer
no one then. ’Mug-up when
ye’re hungry, an’ sleep
when ye can’t keep awake.
Good job you wasn’t picked
up a month later than you
was, or we’d never ha’ had
you dressed in shape fer the
Old Virgin.’”
—Rudyard Kipling, Cap-
tains Courageous, Macmil-
lan & Co.,1897
“Chilly? It’s a former
cold storage, for crying out
loud. Enjoy a coffee break,
mug up, at Coffee Girl
overlooking the water….”
—Jon Broderick, “Visit
the Hanthorn Cannery
Museum,” Coast Weekend,
Dec. 15, 2016 CW
320 1 st Avenue
(across from the Seaside
Convention Center)
Easter Services:
8:00 & 10:00am.
Breakfast between both.
ALL are welcome.
Easter
Se r vic e s
T h e people of th e U n ited M eth odist
C h u rch in v ite y ou to celebrate th e
resu rrection of ou r L ord!
A storia 1 st U M C
11 th & Franklin
503-325-5454
W orsh ip 11:00 a.m .
P astor C arol P richard
W arren ton U M C
679 S M ain
503-861-0825
W orsh ip 10:00 a.m .
P astor K athy M atthew s
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Come share the hope, joy and love of easter!
It’s important to mug up if you’re a high-powered Wall Street executive with blue-chip clients
like this young go-getter.