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6B Pensacola News Journal Wednesday, October 26, 2005 Page edited by Janet Thomas, 435-851 5 after 1 1 a.m. LIFE Dental hygiene dinner a treat for bosses DONNA FRECKMANN Town Talk it il i i i 1 Judges were Charlie Smith and LydaToy. AFRICAN VIOLET SALE: Do you love African violets? On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. inside University Mall at McRae's entrance there will be a sale sponsored by the African Violet Society of Pensacola.

Members of the group will be selling violets of all sizes and varieties at excellent prices. Growing supplies also will be available. Come learn how easy it is to grow these pretty plants. Experienced violet growers will offer demonstrations on request and lots of free advice. Regular meetings of the group are at 9:30 a.m.

the second Saturday of each month at First Presbyterian Church on Gregory Street. Details: Betty Barnes, 476-6334. GUILD PLANS MEETING: The Pensacola Symphony Orchestra Guild will conduct its monthly luncheon meeting Nov. 2 at 11:30 a.m. at Skopelos on the Bay.

Luncheon entrees offer a choice of crab meat patties or sun dried tomatoes chicken breast. The musical program will be the Omega Barbershop Quartet. Cost for the luncheon is $13. Membership is open to men and women. For reservations, call 438-2530 by Saturday.

CALLING ALL BOOK LOVERS: The Friends of the Southwest Branch Library will conduct a book sale Nov. 4 and 5 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the library at 12248 Gulf Beach Highway at Bauer Road. Book prices will range from 25 cents Details: 453-7780.

Send e-mails to Donna Freckmann at dfreckmannearthlink.net, or write to Good News, Pensacola News Journal, P.O. Box 12710, Pensacola, FL 32591. The Pensacola Dental Hygiene Association recently conducted its annual Boss Appreciation Night at the Tokyo Restaurant. The local dentists and several Pensacola Junior College dental hygiene faculty members were treated to a dinner from the hibachi grills and were entertained by the award-winning Lower Left Quadrant. The cast members were Loosey Lateral played by Victoria Barnett, Sweet Tooth played by Debbie Brown, Mucky Molar played by Helen Douglas and Wasted Wisdom played by Melissa Roe.

The play was written, directed and produced by Kelly Shepherd. The next meeting will be conducted Nov. 17 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the PJC, Warrington campus for the dental hygiene students table clinic presentations. ART STUDY CLUB LISTS WINNERS: The Art Study Club each year has a show at the Pensacola Interstate Fair.

The winners were: Jo Ann Holm, best of show; Carol Young, first place; Hazel Shiell, second place and Betty Jackson, third place. Merit Awards went to Lynn Robinson, Ruth Davis, Jean McMonigle, Joyce Bennink, Pat Gallup, Marion Weston, Diane Goeller, Betty Jackson, Lynn Robinson and Eve Wilcox. Honorable Mentions went to Donna Freckmann, Joan Blackburn, Carol Young, Marian Guthrie and Laurie Nye. The John Frenkel Award went to Barbara Hansard. Replacing Howard Stern is a task for many mouths FM in Cleveland, WPBZ-FM in West Palm Beach and KLLI-FM in Dallas.

Carolla, known for his comedy work on "The Man Show" and "Loveline," takes over on the expand his show into Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati, Memphis and Rochester, N.Y. Washington-based morning hosts The Junkies will add Baltimore as an outlet, while WOCL-FM in Orlando will feature the team of Drew and Mel while KXBT-FM in Austin will air Star will replace Stern by switching to the "Jack" format, which features expanded play lists of hundreds of songs but includes no disc jockeys. A dozen other Infinity stations will replace Stern with anything from talk radio to Tim Warner CNN Radio News. Rover, a disc jockey heard in Ohio, will Ken Woroner, Sony Pictures Home EntertainmentAssociated Press Kirk Cameron is featured in a scene from "Left Behind: World at War," the straight-to-video sequel in Cameron's series of flicks about Armageddon. The DVD was released Tuesday.

'Left Behind' screenings precede release on DVD fSlllrl Roth Associated Press NEW YORK Goodbye, Howard Stern. Hello, David Lee Roth. And Adam Carolla. And CNN Radio News. And Jack-FM.

And Infinity Broadcasting finally revealing its plans to replace the self-proclaimed "King of All Media," announced a new morning drive time lineup Tuesday of assorted hosts for its 27 soon-to-be former Stern stations. Rather than turning to a single replacement, Infinity offered a variety of names for different markets. The biggest belonged to ex-Van Halen front man Roth and comedian Carolla. Roth, who appeared Tuesday morning on Stern's nationally syndicated show to announced the move, will start in January on WXRK-FM in New York; WBCN-FM in Boston, WYSP-FM in Philadelphia, WRKZ-FM in Pittsburgh, WNCX- Infinity stations in Los Angeles (KLSX-FM), San Diego (KPLN-FM), Phoenix (KZON-FM), Portland, (KUFO-FM) and Las Vegas (KXTE-FM). "When we set out to find a replacement for Howard Stern, we took the opportunity to cultivate a wide array of talent, from both in and out of the radio industry," said Joel Hollander, Infinity's chairman and CEO.

Stern is on the air through the end of this year, before he makes the leap from terrestrial radio to Sirius Satellite Radio. Infinity stations in Sacramento, Buffalo, N.Y., and Fresno, 5of JlKjtweby in tUt store for this weeliotify OctoSer 27 through November 2 700 W. garden St Cloud Ten provided churches with DVD copies of the new movie for license fees ranging from $69 to $199, depending on the congregation sizes. Churches were free to decide if they would charge admission, and those that did planned to use the money for their, local ministries or such charities as soup kitchens and aid to hurricane victims, Lalonde said. "Cloud Ten has really become expert at targeting the Christian community," said Suzanne White, vice president of marketing for Sony's home-entertainment division, which released the "Left Behind" DVD.

"The way they handled the previous 'Left Behind' movies was very novel as well. They get a lot of publicity from just doing things differently." In a reversal of the usual process, Cloud Ten Pictures released "Left Behind" to aters in February 2001 it debuted on home video the TirDVIAllfi foil i i David Germain Associated Press LOS ANGELES The filmmakers of "Left Behind: World at War" figured a little preaching to the choir would help market the Christian-themed thriller. They preceded the movie's DVD release Tuesday with screenings at about 3,200 churches across the United States and Canada, hoping to build word-of-mouth for the straight-to-video sequel in Kirk Cameron's series of films about Armageddon. Cloud Ten Pictures, which produces the "Left Behind" movies, did not yet have attendance estimates on how many people caught "World at War" during the weekend screenings. But the company went into the weekend projecting as many as 1.8 million people would attend the church viewings, a potential army of disciples who could help promote the DVD sales.

The company also had a "spiritual objective, which was Man charged in tussle with Harding Trinity Collection Makers of Religious Jewelry 700 W. Garden St 433-0005 Associated Press VANCOUVER, Wash. Tonya Harding tussled in her home with a man she described as her boyfriend, prompting an emergency call by the figure skater-turned-boxer and an arrest of the man. Christopher Nolan was charged with assault and pleaded not guilty Monday. He told deputies a baton as Kerrigan left the ice during practice at the 1994 U.S.

championships ii) Detroit. The attack prevented Kerrigan from competing, but she recovered to win a silver medal at the 1994 Olympics weeks later. Harding finished out of the waning. More recently, Harding has tried her hand at pro boxing to mixed reviews. 1 1 nil Inn V', EH.

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10-3 who co-founded Cloud Ten with his brother, Paul. "Instead of bringing Christians to the theaters, we brought the theaters to the Christians." Adapted from the "Left Be-' hind" book series, the movies star Cameron, best known for the TV sitcom "Growing Pains," as a reporter investigating the rise to power of an anti-Christ figure and the coming battle between good and evil prophesied in the Bible. The latest movie co-stars Lou Gossett Jr. as the U.S. president.

"World at War" is the third movie in the series, following 2000's "Left Behind" and 2002's "Left Behind II: Tribulation Force." nominational church in Stigler, had nearly 200 people at a free screening it held Friday night. "When we got the opportunity to have a world premiere at our church, we thought it was a phenomenal cutting-edge way to bring the gospel to people in our community," said the Rev. Angela Stevens, co-pastor of the Oklahoma church with husband Rick. If Christians turn out in force for such films, it encourages producers to tell more religious-themed stories, "so we're making our voices heard as far as the types of movies coming out," Stevens said. 901 E.

Fairfield Dr. fComerofSth 8 Fait1leldi right eye and an abrasion on her left cheek. Initially, Harding called 911 and said she was attacked by two masked men who came to her home and assaulted her before she could escape. Nolan said he and Harding were roommates. The 34-year-old Harding was banned for life from competitive figure skating after her former husband hired a hit man to club rival Nancy Kerrigan with 1 ut me out a i 01.

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