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News & Notes
4-H needs volunteers

Members seek gold points
When people start playing duplicate, they find there are levels of the game, and almost everyone wants to reach the level of Life Master.

Self-Help
7 a.m. Winning Game AA sunrise meet, Serenity Club, 18 S. Dixie Highway.

For The Record
Candidate Series

Aerie aids firefighters
When three wildfires flared up May 11, sparked by a fire on Carter Road, some residents remembered the summer of 1998, when statewide wildfires destroyed half a million acres and cost the state an estimated $620 million.

State Rep. Bill Proctor to hold town meeting
State Rep. Bill Proctor, R-St. Augustine, will conduct a Town Hall Meeting from 6 to 7 p.m. on June 18 at St. Augustine Beach City Hall.

'Revenge of the River' wins first-place prize at Sunshine State Awards
Jacksonville -- The St. Johns Riverkeeper documentary film, "Revenge of the River," received the first-place award for Best Public Affairs Program at the 14th annual 2008 Sunshine State Awards, held last month in Dania Beach, Fla.

Book makes digitizing designs easy
Sewing machines have come a long way. They can do just about everything except make dinner.

SABDA gathering Saturday
"The Bells Are Ringing" is the theme Saturday for the St. Augustine Ballroom Dance Association gathering at the Riverview Club, St. Augustine Shores. Frank Roberts Quartette will provide the music, and decorations will be under the leadership of Marie Frantz and her assistant volunteers and table 9.

Vacation Bible Schools ready to go
Vacation Bible Schools are under way. Churches are invited to submit their information for VBS to be published in The Religious Life Section by e-mail to anne.heymen@staugustine.com; via fax to Anne Heymen at 819-3558; or mail to POB 1630, St. Augustine, FL 32085.

Bids going out for Bird Island Park
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- After six years of planning, permitting and fundraising, specifications are going out for bids on Bird Island Park. And as bids are being sought, fundraising continues for the $1.2 milllion project.

News & Notes
NLA meeting

VBS to continue
* Memorial Presbyterian Church, 32 Sevilla St., will conduct VBS from 9 a.m. to noon June 23-27 with the theme "Beach Party-Surfin' Through the Scriptures." Ages are 3 years old -- must be potty trained -- through rising fifth graders. There is no fee. The program is provided by the church and is open to the public. Call Susan Connor, 540-4001 or sconner_19@yahoo.com to register.

Coquina casino night benefits charities
Project Special Care and OUR Center in Hastings benefitted from a recent Casino Night staged in the ballroom of Coquina Crossing. Each organization received donations of $650.

High tea at the Hilton
Big Sisters and Little Sisters of St. Johns County were recently treated to a "High Tea and Etiquette Party" in the elegant Fireplace Room at the Hilton Bayfront Hotel.The hotel sponsored this event and provided a setting of teacups, teapots and trays of petite sandwiches, scones and cookies.

Dance recital set for Thursday
"Welcome to Our World of Dance" will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Thursday by the Sally R. Walton Dance Centre Sudio.

'Jumper' and 'The Bucket List' released this week
"Jumper"

Lionel gets laughs at daughter's expense expenseexsp
SANTA MONICA, Calif. -- It's not easy raising a celebutante. Take it from Lionel Richie.

Lil Wayne mixes hits up on 'Tha Carter III'
Actors of a certain standing live by an old adage -- "one for the money, one for the work" -- a bit of career calculus where they switch off between working on money-making blockbusters and more artistic, less commercial pursuits.

Go & Do
Irish dancing: Adult classes begin at 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday at Glas Tara School of Irish Dance

Emeril on magazine cover
NEW YORK -- The customary culinary eye candy on the cover of Martha Stewart's Everyday Food magazine has been replaced by something that might have readers shouting "Bam!"

Go & Do
Music By The Sea Concert Series: Bring a chair and enjoy a live musical performance by local rock band Falling Bones while enjoying local cuisine from FA Cafe.

Parathyroid gland regulates blood calcium
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My annual physical examination always goes without a hitch. This year it didn't. I don't feel bad, and I take no medicines. I am a 54-year-old woman with three healthy children. My parents are both alive and well. I have never had a major illness.

Medicines sometimes cause bone death
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My son, married with four children, is 34. He has osteonecrosis, which the doctors think was caused by the prednisone he had to take for many months. He has undergone many treatments and some surgical procedures to restore the bone, but none has worked. Now they say he has to have an artificial hip. Is this a path to eventual amputation of his leg? Please be frank with us. -- W.W.

Bush, E.U. threaten Iran with sanctions
KRANJ, Slovenia -- President Bush and European Union leaders threatened Iran on Tuesday with new financial sanctions unless the country curbs its nuclear ambitions and opens facilities to international inspection.

Jump at the pump
NEW YORK -- Oil prices dropped Monday on a stronger dollar and a call from Saudi Arabia for a meeting to talk about prices it called unjustifiably high, but gas prices kept marching higher, leaving the $4 mark in the rearview mirror.

Ag Dept. backs off peanut proposal
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Agriculture Department is postponing until next year a plan to lower price supports for some peanut crops after getting an earful from the industry.

National Report
McDonald's pulls sliced tomatoes over Salmonella

Bush highlights concerns about Iran
LJUBLJANA, Slovenia -- President Bush's weeklong tour through Berlin, Rome, Paris and London appears every bit the glamorous old-style farewell tour with a leisurely schedule, jaunts to country castles and lavish dinners.

National Report
Task force to probe tie with speculators, oil prices

Chicken that lived at McDonald's captured
TEMECULA, Calif. -- In the end, the elusive chicken that took up residence outside a McDonald's just got too comfortable in its new home.

City plans to remove parking spaces along Hypolita Street
St. Augustine City Commissioners decided Monday to remove parking from Hypolita Street because of public safety.

Sunshine State Standards comparing 2007 to 2008
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Limelight stage named for Linda, Ray Matuza
The Limelight Theatre has announced that the main stage theater will be named The M. Raymond and Linda C. Matuza Main Stage.

Dave Allen, last newspaper hawker, dies
A part of downtown St. Augustine has died.

Truck driver found dead at I-95 rest stop
A man was found dead in his truck at a rest area on Interstate 95 south in St. Johns County on Tuesday night.

Commissioners accept sculpture
St. Augustine City Commissioners accepted a sculpture Monday from a resident who will leave it as her legacy.

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

Fire fee plan to shift tax burden
The St. Johns County Commission voted 3-1 Tuesday to set up a structure for imposing and collecting fire fees.

FCAT scores high
St. Johns County students scored above the state average on the FCAT in all subjects ,including science, where numbers were lowest.

St. Augustine could begin allowing canines to dine out
St. Augustine is considering a measure that would allow for "doggy dining."

Shooting death investigation continues
The Putnam County Sheriff's Office is continuing its investigation into the shooting death one year ago of a 25-year-old West Putnam woman.

Police identify dead man
The body of a man found near the intersection of U.S. 1 and State Road 312 Sunday has been identified.

Deputy's gift: Connecting with students
Students shuffled out of the St. Augustine High cafeteria and passed Deputy Sean Tice on their way to biology or history or wherever they were headed.

Correction
Wrong name -- There was an incorrect title of a church in the Page 1 Monday story about Temple Bet Yam's new synagogue. The church's correct name is Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship of St. Augustine.

Ordinance would create fire, rescue services fee
St. Johns County commissioners will consider today an ordinance that would change the way residents pay for fire and rescue services.

Motion on Beach golf cart issue to be heard by county judge
A disabled man who was ticketed for violating a Florida statute by driving his golf cart on the sidewalks of St. Augustine Beach is asking a St. Johns County judge to declare the statute unconstitutional.

School meal prices go up
Cost of school meals will be going up for the coming school year due to rising food and fuel prices, St. Johns County school officials announced Monday.

Police Report
Man demands money at BP

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Veronica Ann Heaton
Veronica Ann Heaton, 2, of St. Augustine, died June 6, 2008. A memorial mass will be held 2 p.m. on Friday, June 20, 2008, at St. Joseph Historic Church in Jacksonville. Survived by parents, Dean and Debbie Heaton; brothers, Kevin, Jacob and Devin; sisters, Chi Chi and Rocky; and grandmother, Ann Miller.

Ted Yocius
Ted Yocius, 75, of St. Augustine, died June 8, 2008. Mr. Yocius was a radioman and computer technician. He also ran a shrimp boat for years. Survived by wife, Susan; daughter, Aurelia Y. Ingram; son, James K. Yocius; grands, Kristina, Chelsea, Shelby Yocius and Thomas Ingram. Services at a later date.

William "Tom" Thomas Mangum
William "Tom" Thomas Mangum, 65, of Hastings, passed away quietly Sunday morning at his home. Tom had served in the U.S. Air Force and worked for the Human Resources Department at NADEP in Jacksonville.

David Edward Rule
David Edward Rule, 64, of St. Augustine, died June 7, 2008, at his home. The family is having a celebration of life today. He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Doreen; mother, Joyce; sons, Darren and Lee; daughter, Tracy LaChance; sister, Janet Culpin; brother, Ivan; and five grandchildren.

Michael T. Kelley Sr.
Michael T. Kelley Sr. passed away peacefully at home with his family and loved ones by his side after a brief battle with cancer. Mike was the owner/operator of Anastasia Lawn Care Service. He and his family moved to St. Augustine 30 years ago from Catskill, N.Y.

Ronald David Allen
Ronald David Allen, 53, of 1950 Sheridan Dr., St. Augustine, died June 8, 2008 at St. Augustine Health and Rehabilitation Center.

Olivia Browne Holmberg Taylor
Olivia Browne Holmberg Taylor, 88, of St. Augustine, passed away at Flagler Hospital June 7, 2008 after a brief illness. She was born to the late Fredrick Brown and Clare C. O'Madden Brown of N.Y.

Geneva "Geni" L. Glover
Geneva "Geni" L. Glover, 72, of St. Augustine, died June 6, 2008, at Flagler Hospital. Funeral services are pending. She is survived by six children, 16 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

Michael T. Kelley, Sr.
Michael T. Kelley, Sr. passed away peacefully at home with his family and loved ones by his side after a brief battle with cancer. Mike was the owner/operator of Anastasia Lawn Care Service.

Virginia Pixler Boska
Virginia Pixler Boska, 95, of St. Augustine, died June 8, 2008, in Tallahassee.

Helen Jean McGee
Helen Jean McGee, Dec 11, 1917 - June 1, 2008, born in Youngstown, Ohio to Dr. Karl and Wanda Allison.

Raise the federal gas tax to resolve crisis
So now we know: The price point is $4.

Letter: Parking nonexistent off Matanzas Inlet Beach
Editor: In response to a letter to the editor published on June 3, 2008, "Suggests electric vehicles for Matanzas Inlet beach."

Letter: Says Airport Authority diverts tourism
Editor: Well, it looks like "Easy" Ed Wuellner and the gang at the Airport Authority are at it again.

Still waiting to hear from the poor
A few words about white trash.

Perspective
Bristol (Tenn.) Herald Courier, on the EPA:

Drought threatens Florida springs
Ocala Star-Banner, on how drought, pollution and increasing groundwater pumping of one Florida spring could affect others:

Obama's first major test
The most important decision facing any presidential nominee is the choice of a running mate. It reveals not only the nominee's political judgment but also his understanding of history, and hence the critical imperative of making a wise selection.

Letter: AAA spokesman is wrong on gas-saving methods
Editor: It is so sad that we can no longer depend on the information furnished our local news paper.

Letter: Opposes waiting-in-line change at post office
Editor: The purpose of this letter is to express my opposition to the elimination of the previous way of dealing with the customers by eliminating the numbers and chairs in the lobby of the U.S. Post Office at 99 King Street in St. Augustine.

Letter: America has lost God in a moral meltdown
Editor: America will soon select a president in an election that may be the most important in our history. Our nation is in a moral meltdown and has turned away from God and biblical truth.

MLB: Smoltz undergoes successful surgery
ATLANTA -- John Smoltz had the labrum in his right shoulder repaired on Tuesday, and the Atlanta Braves said it will be months before the pitcher knows if his career can resume.

Today on TV
7 p.m. FSN -- Philadelphia at Florida

Local Watch
Four county golfers qualified for the 54th Florida State Boys Junior Championship on July 7-9

Marlins beat Phillies; Cubs handle Braves
MIAMI -- Hanley Ramirez led off the game with one of Florida's three home runs off Philadelphia starter Brett Myers, and the Marlins went on to beat the NL East-leading Phillies 5-4 on Tuesday night.

NBA title waits at 'home' for Pierce
BOSTON -- Paul Pierce leaned into the camera with a mock scowl and a message for the friends he grew up with: "I know you all go to the games. But if I see any of you with a Lakers jersey on, I'll know who my real friends are."

Big Brown, big questions
MELVILLE, N.Y. -- Rick Dutrow Jr., the brash trainer of Big Brown who repeatedly guaranteed victory at Belmont on Saturday, still was without an explanation Monday morning as to why his can't-miss horse failed to win the Triple Crown.

All eyes on Tiger
When Tiger Woods steps to the first tee Thursday to begin play in the U.S. Open along the cliffs at Torrey Pines in San Diego, almost nine weeks and one knee surgery will have passed since he last played competitive golf.

Select Company
CORAL GABLES -- Jim Morris pointed toward the scoreboard in left-center field.

Bryant, Lakers top Celtics
LOS ANGELES -- On his floor and on his game, Kobe Bryant revived the Los Angeles Lakers -- and the NBA finals.

Lakers look to bounce back
LOS ANGELES -- Frequent flyers, the Los Angeles Lakers were allowed an unlimited number of carry-on items for their trip home.

Woods tough enough to win Open
He's not a "wuss," contrary to the opinion of a former New York hockey executive who understandably equates a person's toughness with the number of missing front teeth.

U.S. Open leans toward public courses
SAN DIEGO -- This would never happen at a tony club like Shinnecock Hills or Merion.

Griffey swings to history
MIAMI -- Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 600th home run on Monday night, completing his long ascent and becoming the sixth player in history to reach that milestone.

Roundup: News in Brief
Former official sues NASCAR over harassment claims

Mickelson right at home at Open
SAN DIEGO -- This is one U.S. Open where Phil Mickelson should feel right at home.

Local Watch
St. Augustine resident Joey Burkhardt was the lone county tennis player to win both matches Monday at the USTA Florida State Closed Singles Sectional in Daytona Beach.

Local Watch 2
St. Augustine High School baseball player Randy Dotson signed a letter of intent to play at St. Johns River Community College. A hitting and pitching star, Dotson went 6-2 with a 2.18 earned run average and struck out 61 batters. At the plate, he was second in the county in hitting (.373 average) and had 26 RBIs. Dotson's seven home runs led the county and rank second in St. Augustine history. ...

Giants' Strahan hangs it up after 15 years
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Seven-time Pro Bowl defensive end Michael Strahan retired Monday after a 15-year NFL career with the New York Giants that was capped by a Super Bowl title four months ago.

Griffey Jr.'s stats dulled by era of steroids
Ken Griffey Sr. is naturally proud of his son.

Today on TV
8 p.m. WGN -- Atlanta at Chicago Cubs

Dale Jr. OK with working overtime
MILWAUKEE -- Truth be told, Dale Earnhardt Jr. would rather be back in North Carolina celebrating his protege's first victory and recovering from Sunday's grueling race at Pocono.

Roundup: News in Brief
Track and Field: Gatlin files lawsuit, seeks injunction

Bears release troubled RB Benson
LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- The Chicago Bears thought Cedric Benson would be their next great running back. He'll instead go down as one of their biggest disappointments.

Hasek ends 16-year career
DETROIT -- The passion that made Dominik Hasek great is gone.

Dolphins' Ginn ready for breakout year
DAVIE-- Ted Ginn Jr. is wiser and healthier as he prepares for his second season with the Miami Dolphins. One thing that hasn't changed, though, is his demeanor.

NBA: Suns introduce Porter; Bulls finally find head coach
PHOENIX -- It didn't take Terry Porter long to understand the expectations facing him as he takes over the Phoenix Suns.

Same Torrey, a far different course
SAN DIEGO -- Ben Crane has played at the Buick Invitational four times, enough to know his way around. So when he drove up to Torrey Pines for the U.S. Open, he was surprised when a guard stopped him from going into the parking lot.

Royals edge Yankees; Giants beat Nationals
PITTSBURGH -- The Pirates took advantage of a rattled Randy Johnson and a reversed home run call to beat Arizona 5-3 on Monday.

Local Watch 2
Two county volleyball players were named to the Florida Regional High Performance Team last weekend.

Florida's tomatoes safe for the eating
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida tomatoes have been deemed safe to eat by federal regulators, state officials announced Tuesday afternoon.

Lottery
Fantasy 5

Social Security numbers posted online
GAINESVILLE (AP) -- The University of Florida is sending letters to more than 11,000 current and former students to notify them that their Social Security numbers, names and addresses were accidentally posted online.

Publix to buy 49 Florida stores from Albertsons
LAKELAND -- Publix Super Markets is buying 49 Florida stores from Albertsons.

Five winners share 'Fantasy 5' jackpot
TALLAHASSEE(AP) -- Five winners of the "Fantasy 5" game will collect $53,415.10 each, the Florida Lottery said Sunday.

Woman hit by car after stopping to check on owl's injuries
KEYSVILLE -- Hillsborough County officials say a woman was hit and killed by a car after getting out of her own car to check on an owl she had accidentally hit.

Lumber plant cleanup will cost $15 million
PENSACOLA (AP) -- Federal officials say cleaning pollutants from a 65-year-old Pensacola lumber treating plant will cost about $15 million and take 20 years.

Tornado damage
Roseanna Bommarito, 78, examines the damage to her home in the Forest Park mobile home community in North Forth Myers. A tornado touched down several times Sunday across North Lee County, causing major damage to several mobile homes and businesses. AP Photo

Florida to sell bonds to pay Hurricane Wilma claims
TALLAHASSEE -- Gov. Charlie Crist and a top state financial official on Tuesday approved the sale of up to $625 million in bonds to pay claims from Hurricane Wilma back in 2005.

U.S. beef dispute grows into larger crisis in South Korea
SEOUL, South Korea -- What began with high school students worried about the safety of U.S. beef has swelled into a major challenge to the government of new South Korean President Lee Myung-bak -- culminating in protests of 80,000 people Tuesday who failed to be placated by his entire Cabinet offering to resign.

World Report
Officials: Sudanese plane crash kills at least 100

Judge halts trial: jurors playing Sudoku
SYDNEY, Australia -- A judge halted a drug conspiracy trial Tuesday after some jurors were found to have been playing the puzzle game Sudoku while evidence was being given.

World Report
World military spending equals $200 a person yearly

Tokyo attacker foretold mayhem
TOKYO -- As mourners, some weeping, piled Japanese comics, flowers and other mementoes at the scene of a deadly stabbing rampage, the government Monday sought to impose tighter controls over large knives and provide better security in public places.
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