Heirloom sewing can be simple to learn
I just finished watching a travel show on TV that was filmed in Belgium. They had a wonderful part that covered lace-making. The older ladies who were actually making the lace were so quick with their hands. It was fascinating. So that made me think about lace.

THE TOP FIVE
VHS/DVD RENTALS

FCTI, FCCJ reach articulation agreement
First Coast Technical Institute and Florida Community College of Jacksonville recently completed articulation agreements for several of FCTI's programs.

Property appraiser to speak at EWLI May 12 breakfast
The May Breakfast Bunch topic for Enterprising Women's Leadership Institute of Florida (EWLI) will be "What Property Appraisers Look At and Don't Look At."

Special presentation on Kenya mission trip
Barbara McKinney, M.D., of Mayo Clinic, and her son, Caleb, were recent guests of the Ponte Vedra Woman's Club.

Club Notes
Ponte Vedra Democrats

News & Notes
Orchid program

Caldecott grave site receivesliterary landmark recognition
The Randolph Caldecott grave site, in Evergreen Cemetery, has been designated a "Literary Landmark" by the Friends of Library USA (FOLUSA).

May is mystery month at Limelight Theatre
May is Mystery Month at the Limelight Theatre.

Neighbors: Library schedules variety of events in May
St. Johns County branch libraries have numerous events scheduled in May.Though the Bartram Trail Library is under renovation, you can take advantage of the free classes as a resident of St. Johns County in any branch library. Some of the offered classes are in basic computer and basic Internet. There are fun events such as a magic and musical comedy show, a family event with magician Mark Alan, and teen movie night.

Neighbors: Boat race highlights weekend's events
The Mug Race sails out of Palatka this weekend, so be ready for some great-looking and colorful boats.

UDC marking 50th year Saturday
The Ancient City Chapter No. 2232 of the United Daughters of Confederacy will celebrate its 50th anniversary from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at Memorial Lutheran Church, 3375, U.S. 1 South.

Woman's club luncheon May 8
The May 8 luncheon of the Woman's Club of St. Augustine begins with an 11:30 a.m. meet-and-greet at Amici's.

Hastings women, children speak out against domestic violence at event
"In dark closets where she would hide, a child of seven often cried.

First Coast Pilots present scholarships, contributions to local organizations
The presentation of scholarships was a highlight last week, when the First Coast Pilot Club hosted its annual awards luncheon.

Wearing cropped pants into the office
If your office requires business or professional dress, then cropped pants are a no-no. But if the dress code is fairly relaxed, you can probably wear the style.

Dr. Donohue: Alternatives exist to surgery for fibroidsAlternatives exist to surgery for fibroids
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I am 42 and the mother of two children. My husband and I would like more children. My gynecologist tells me I have a fibroid tumor. Does that mean cancer? Will it stop me from having more children? Does my uterus have to be removed? -- C.P.

Study: Spray flu vaccine may be bestfor babies, preschoolers
WASHINGTON -- Spraying flu vaccine into the noses of babies and preschoolers offers significantly more protection than shots, says one of the largest comparisons of flu inoculations ever performed.

Dr. Donohue: Some high blood pressure is curable
My doctor has had a hard time lowering my pressure, and he now says I might have renovascular high blood pressure. I would be indebted to you if you can explain this for me. -- M.C.

The monsters under the bed aren't the ones that frighten me
I am not a squeamish girl.

Los Alamos official concerned about safety is reassigned
A top official at the Los Alamos National Laboratory who has long raised concerns about poor nuclear safety practices there has been reassigned effective today, a move he sees as an effort to silence his criticisms.

BP employees invade Juneau over oil-tax bill
JUNEAU, Alaska -- Legislators are calling it the BP invasion.

Job training program for military spouses at risk of losing federal grant
WASHINGTON -- When her husband's Air Force job took him to Colorado, Vydia Torres became a cashier just so she could join him even though her resume included stints as Puerto Rico's housing secretary and the head of a nonprofit group.

Texas town's planned boycott of Exxon Mobil draws support, doubt
BEEVILLE, Texas (AP) \u2014 High gas prices are unquestionably painful in this small South Texas town that is at least an hour's drive from malls and specialized medical care, but some residents are doubting the wisdom of the county board's call for a boycott of Exxon Mobil Corp.

Congressional money handlers could face new restraints
WASHINGTON -- They blocked the House of Representatives from approving a federal budget. They nearly killed a package of ethics and lobbying legislation. They got a stern warning from the White House for larding an emergency spending bill with pet spending projects. And they are led by Republicans.

A Day Without Immigrants: Widespread actions expected, but some sitting out
NEW YORK -- Now that immigrants have grabbed the nation's attention, what next?

Immigrants stage protests across U.S.
MIAMI -- Hundreds of thousands of mostly Hispanic immigrants skipped work and took to the streets Monday, flexing their economic muscle in a nationwide boycott that succeeded in slowing or shutting many farms, factories, markets and restaurants.

Bush's new chief says White House needs to get 'mojo' back
WASHINGTON -- It's time for the White House to go on offense and "get our mojo back." Josh Bolten said Sunday in his first interview since taking over as the president's chief of staff.

Social Security, Medicare finances worsening
WASHINGTON -- The financial condition of Social Security and Medicare grew worse in the past year, according to a trustees report issued Monday, and the resolve of the nation's political leaders to do anything about the problem also has apparently weakened.

NATIONAL REPORT
High court ruling gives Smith chance to claim estate

National Report
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- A proliferation of phony heroes is prompting groups like The Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation to lobby for tougher laws to punish impostors.

Police Report: Jail Log
The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJCSO), St. Augustine Police Department (SAPD), Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) and St. Augustine Beach Police Department (SABPD):

Defendant gets 30-month sentence for beating man
Thirty months in prison was the sentence given to a traveling construction worker after he was found guilty of hitting an acquaintance over the head four times with a claw hammer.

Go & Do
TODAY

Woman gets probationon state's recommendation
A young woman whose baby was shaken to death five years ago by the child's father was sentenced to 36 months of drug-offender probation after she pleaded no contest to selling cocaine.

Firefighters turn back wildfire
Michael Johnson stood in the street Sunday afternoon watching firefighters defend his home off Cypress Road near Kings Estate Road south of St. Augustine.

Aging population calls Cat Island home
CAT ISLAND, BAHAMAS -- Andrew Seymour, 50, spends much of his time with people at least 20 years older than he is.

Veteran recalls attack on USS Franklin
On the worst, and the luckiest, morning of his life, Joseph Vaughn missed breakfast but not the rest of his life.

Defendant turns down plea deal in favor of jury trial
Given the opportunity to plead to a lesser offense and receive a time-served sentence, the defendant changed his mind and said he wants to go to trial, risking life in prison.

Ronald Clifton (Boomer) Bowers
Ronald Clifton (Boomer) Bowers, 74, of St. Augustine, died May 1, 2006, at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Lake City. Mr. Bowers was a native of Galax, Va., and had lived here for the past 35 years. A retired captain in the U.S. Army, he served during the Korean and Vietnam wars. He was a member of the Boy Scouts of America and NRA.

Group celebrates May Day with downtown parade
With youthful flair, about 25 members of Citizens In Action and Food Not Bombs celebrated May Day on Monday with a noisy, colorful, peaceful march down St. George Street.

Two injured when taxi crashes, rolls
Two people were injured at about 1 a.m. Sunday when a taxi cab, traveling south on Anastasia Boulevard, hit the curb near the Alligator Farm and ended up on its roof, according to the St. Augustine Police Department.

Students score high on FCAT
St. Johns County third-graders ranked second in the state on the FCAT reading questions and tied for 10th in math, based on the Sunshine State standards, according to figures released Monday by the Florida Department of Education.

NO TRAFFIC, NO STRESS
CAT ISLAND, BAHAMAS -- Bruce Albro was sipping coffee as he sat on the deck of his sailboat when he saw something in the ocean.

Correction
Dates for the Community Chorus presentation of "Elijah" were incorrect in both the Friday Compass and Sunday Lifestyles section. The dates are May 6 at 7:30 p.m. and May 7 at 3:30 p.m.

Weather Why's
Is it true that this will be a worse fire season than 1998?

Justice is served at mock trial at Webster school
It was the case of a stolen Game Boy with four elementary-aged suspects.

Go & Do
TODAY

Police Report: Deputy struck by car
Deputy struck by car: A 24-year-old St. Johns County man was charged Monday afternoon after knocking a St. Johns County Sheriff's deputy to the ground with his car.

For The Record
Marines of Florida reunite

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David Samuel Edward Cook
David Samuel Cook, 48, of St. Augustine, died April 28, 2006, at his home. He was a native of Providence, R.I., and had resided in St. Augustine since 1998. He was on the Red Sox Trivia Team at Woody's BBQ and worked as a nuclear power plant inspector.

Emily Marie Delafield
Emily Marie Delafield, 56, of Green Cove Springs, died April 24, 2006, at Orange Park Medical Center. Miss Delafield was a lifelong resident of Green Cove Springs and served on the Northeast Florida Mental Health Advisory Board District IV, Always Caring and Sharing Steward Board. A homemaker, she was a member of Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church.Services: Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church, 1 p.m., Wednesday. Officiating: The Rev. Charles Jones. Calling hours: Tuesday, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday, noon to service.

David Samuel Edward Cook
David Samuel Cook, 48, of St. Augustine, died April 28, 2006, at his home. He was a native of Providence, R.I., and had resided in St. Augustine since 1998. He was on the Red Sox Trivia Team at Woody's BBQ and worked as a nuclear power plant inspector.

Thelma L. Wilson
Thelma L. Wilson, 83, of St. Augustine, died April 30, 2006, at Flagler Hospital. Mrs. Wilson was born in Vidalia, Ga., and had resided in St. Augustine most of her life. She worked for many years for Dobbs Book Bindery before retiring, and she was a member of Calvary Baptist Church.

John Thomas McLaughlin
John Thomas McLaughlin, 80, Hastings, died April 28, 2006, at the Earl B. Hadlow Center for Caring. He was born in Woonsocket, R.I., and had resided in Hastings for the past three years. He was retired from the County of Los Angeles where he had worked as a social worker.

Letter: Put lifeguards where they're needed most
Editor: A recent writer was correct when he said that many folks will needlessly die in rip currents this year. Placing lifesaving devices in areas that are prone to rip tides is a good idea. County beach management should consider placing lifesaving devices or lifeguard stands in areas with high beach populations and a history of riptide rescues.

Letter: One-way's the wrong way on Sevilla Street
Editor: In the recent article, "College plan envisions change in traffic flow," changing Sevilla Street to a one-way street after construction might cause more traffic. I understand the reason to have it one-way during construction, but why have it permanently like that? Is it really going to be safe to have a small sidewalk, an 8-foot wide parking spot, plus an 11-foot travel lane?

Perspective: The declassification secret
AUSTIN, Texas -- It's nice to know that the investigative reporter Jack Anderson is still under investigation, although seriously dead.

Perspective: On political declassification
WASHINGTON -- That unwitting contribution to candor and wisdom known as the Nixon White House Tapes, dubbed by investigative sleuth Bob Woodward as "the gift that keeps on giving," continues to serve the public in unexpected ways.

Perspective: It's hard out here for a pump ...
I would be more interested in what the Democrats had to say about high gas prices if these were not the same people who refused to let us drill for oil in Alaska, imposed massive restrictions on building new refineries, and who shut down the development of nuclear power in this country decades ago.

Perspective: What Bush will discover in his gas-price investigation
WASHINGTON -- If you thought the Dubai port deal marked a record high in Washington cynicism, think again. Nothing can match the spectacle of politicians scrambling for cover during a spike in gasoline prices. And this time, the panderfest has gone all the way to the Oval Office. President Bush has joined the braying congressional hordes by ordering the Energy and Justice Departments and the FTC to launch an investigation into possible gasoline price-fixing.

Letter: Oil change can make big change in consumption
Editor: If we want to assist in the reduction of oil/gas consumption, we should all not only reduce unnecessary driving, but also change our oil company-induced idea that we should change our oil in autos every 3,000 miles.

Letter: One more time: Public transport is already here
Editor: The April 28 "above-the-fold" article on the VIC shuttle prompts my letter. I am hoping that Parking Chairman Dan Sullivan was misquoted in his statement regarding the proposed shuttle as the "beginning" of a transportation system in St. Augustine!

Letter: Where's our boat ramp?
Editor: Last year, there was a story in The Record about a new recreation area in Araquay Park that included a boat ramp. What has happened to this idea?

Letter: District should offer driving classes in school
Editor: The St. Johns County school district does not currently offer any type of driving class to students that attend the schools. I feel that the course would help out a lot if it was introduced into the district. It is important for younger students to know about the road and how to drive even if they don't plan on getting their license until years later. The class could even be implemented where students learn the rules of the road and the basic "do's" and "dont's" of driving.

Atlanta's Hudson throws a one-hitter
ATLANTA -- Tim Hudson pitched the second one-hitter of his career and drove in the first Atlanta run, leading the Braves past the Colorado Rockies 2-0 on Monday night.

Baseball Today
Worth watching

Starting Over
Monday was the first day for spring football practice in Florida, and Menendez is already behind.

Column: NFL draft exposes UF's steep decline
There are several winners coming out of this weekend's NFL draft.

Wizards draw even with Cavs, LeBron
WASHINGTON -- Hold on, LeBron.

Baseball Today
Worth watching

NHL: Edmonton finishes off Detroit
EDMONTON, Alberta -- The Edmonton Oilers sent home the NHL's best team in the regular season, rallying Monday night to beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-3 and win the first-round playoff series in six games.

Today on TV
(All times Eastern)

Johnson makes it 2-for-2 in plate races
TALLADEGA, Ala. -- Almost every move Jimmie Johnson made at Talladega Superspeedway seemed to be the wrong one.

Francoeur saves Braves from another sweep
The Associated Press

Baseball suspensions upheld for Nease coach, two players
The Nease baseball team lost just three baseball games this season, but lost three key pieces of its team for a good part -- if not all -- of the state playoffs Monday.

Jags revamp linebacking corps with draft, add Florida's Webb
JACKSONVILLE -- The Jacksonville Jaguars rebuilt their depleted linebacker corps in three days.

Nease (21-3) at Citra North Marion (20-7), 7:30 p.m.
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Kobe rescues Lakers at buzzer
LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Lakers needed two last-gasp shots from Kobe Bryant to beat the Phoenix Suns.

Local Quick Pitches
SAHS vaulter places fifth

Cooling Off
CHICAGO -- The Miami Heat bickered among themselves. Shaquille O'Neal had another rough outing. And the Chicago Bulls took advantage.

Mavs sweep Memphis; Pistons go up 3-1
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The Dallas Mavericks wanted to get this one over quickly. They sure picked the right opponent.

Former Gator Couch survives in wild fashion
NEW ORLEANS -- On the verge of a collapse, former Florida standout Chris Couch tried to stay positive as he stood over a 55-foot chip for par on the 18th hole that he had to get up-and-down simply to get into a playoff at the Zurich Classic.

NHL Playoffs: Colorado finishes off Dallas in five
DALLAS -- Andrew Brunette scooped a rebound shot over sprawling goaltender Marty Turco 13:55 into overtime to give Colorado a 3-2 victory over the Dallas Stars on Sunday, wrapping up the first-round series in five games for the seventh-seeded Avalanche.

Rain postpones Talladega race
TALLADEGA, Ala. -- This time, the mess at Talladega Superspeedway couldn't be pinned on the scary crashes typical of restrictor-plate racing.

Flagler baseball team adds two county players in Jaudon, Ray
The Flagler College baseball team added a couple local players to its roster.

Gruden excited about Bucs draft class
TAMPA -- Jon Gruden conceded he probably sounded like every other coach in the NFL.

TV SportsWatch
(All times Eastern)

Dolphins bulk up on draft's second day
DAVIE -- The Miami Dolphins' newest acquisitions include a lifelong fan of the team, a former All-Avocado League wide receiver and a defensive tackle who bench-presses 425 pounds despite a bum shoulder.

Lightning faces questions in offseason
TAMPA -- The Tampa Bay Lightning's reign as Stanley Cup champions ended in the first round of the playoffs, and the team is already searching for answers to what it will take to climb back among the NHL's elite.

NFL Draft: Day 2 Picks
ROUND FOUR

The Roundup
Committee recommends Duke lacrosse team resume play

Heat looking to Shaq to spark their turnaround
MIAMI -- The last time Shaquille O'Neal became a father during the playoffs, he celebrated with a 32-point, 10-rebound winning effort the next day.

Voucher proposal fails in Florida Senate
TALLAHASSEE -- A proposed state constitutional amendment that would have let the Legislature restore a stricken school voucher program and create new ones failed by a single vote Monday in the Florida Senate.

Immigration reform rallies planned across Florida
MIAMI -- As immigration activists planned marches, prayer and demonstrations across South Florida to mark today's National Day of Action, organizers in West Palm Beach led a march Sunday to ensure immigrants working in the booming construction and resort industry would not have to miss work.

Week left in legislative session, and key items remain
TALLAHASSEE -- Lawmakers return to the Capitol today with a week to decide how to deal with Florida's hurricane insurance dilemma, how to spend taxpayers' money and how the last of Gov. Jeb Bush's key proposals will fare.

Boys, 10 and 12, accused of setting brush fires in Lee County
LEHIGH ACRES -- Two boys were charged Sunday with setting weekend brush fires that have destroyed or damaged dozens of homes and burned more than 1,500 acres in southwest Florida, authorities said.

Israeli officials must rely on coalition support
JERUSALEM -- Israel's new ruling coalition will have to rely on an ultra-Orthodox party that has refused to back Ehud Olmert's plan to withdraw from much of the West Bank.

Castro's last fight may be against Cubans
MIAMI -- As Cuban leader Fidel Castro wages war against private enterprise, petty theft and a shackled opposition, analysts say the aging militant is striving to recover the egalitarian aims of his revolution and protect his legacy of having rescued Cuba from capitalism.

World Report
Olmert agrees to coalition deal

Rebel leaders wary of Darfur peace deal
NAIROBI, Kenya -- U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick rushed to Nigeria on Monday, hoping to break a crucial impasse in peace talks over Sudan's Darfur region.

Rebels reject draft Darfur peace agreements
ABUJA, Nigeria -- Sudanese rebels rejected a proposal to end the bloodshed in the Darfur region on Sunday, throwing into question the outcome of yet another series of negotiations to put a stop to fighting that has left tens of thousands of people dead.

WORLD REPORT
Rescuers make contact with trapped miners

At least 27 militants, Afghan army sergeant killed in fighting
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan -- Canadian and Afghan forces killed as many as 27 militants and captured three in fighting throughout Afghanistan over the weekend, and an Afghan army sergeant also was killed, officials said Monday.

Protesters demand better security in Baghdad
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- About 200 Shiites, many of them women in full-length black abayas, rallied Monday outside the Green Zone to demand that U.S. and Iraqi forces do more to stop attacks on Iraqis.

Islamic militants kill 35 Hindus in Indian Kashmir
DODA, India -- A wave of violence by Islamic militants aimed at Indian-controlled Kashmir's Hindu minority has left 35 dead, police said Monday, days ahead of a planned meeting between the divided region's political separatists and India's prime minister.
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