Island Times Trivia Question

The Trivia Master is feeling pretty good about himself this week. He would feel a whole lot better, in fact, he would be his old puffed up image if it wasn’t for She-Who-Knows-Everything, Countess Kim LoBue.

The question was “in the early days of the St. Paddy’s Day Pub Crawl, where did the event end?” The correct answer was Dirty Joe’s. The Countess answered correctly and also updated the Trivia Master that Jack White, the original owner of the famous beach bar, has successful surgery on his shoulder.

Up until that email was received, the Trivia Master was wallowing in glory among a bunch of wrong answers including the Elk’s Lodge submitted by Sir Morrie Drees and Chrissy Cook. Sir Morrie was sure it was the Elk’s Lodge because he remembered Arthur Skaggs cooking corned beef and cabbage.

Kelly Eddins thought the answer was Bobby D’s based on the fact that her daughter was born 14 years ago and the Pub Crawl was her first outing after the birth.

A large number of crawlers never got past Bobby D’s. Some started there in the morning and never left. It still was not the official ending bar. (This year, it’s the Sandshaker.)

No one got the shirt. The supply is intact. Would you like to own one? Answer the following question and be the first to email it to Island Times.

A former chairman of the Santa Rosa Island Authority Board has also been the president of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce and the CEO of Westinghouse in Pensacola. What is his name? He is now retired.

The rules are the same. Email your answer to islandtimes@bellsouth.net with “trivia” in the subject line. Include your name and phone number with your answer. The deadline to answer is Tuesday, March 16.