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Plumbing at Its Best by Nancy Santeusanio Jokingly, Gavin Adds i !M!!<!: i M Sine- I <) (i 4 r. te**"3? £ !•»! .. * • 1 * MONDAY NIGHT IS PRIME TIME!' i Cr THURSDAY STEAM POT SPECIALS) ALL PR.SM£ &%& Overloaded with an array of your favorite crustaceans Served with baked Idaho potato and more, steamed in the Heron's special brew & corn on the cob mmAf um^r LOBSTERFEST "FRESH8?...» ALL YOU CAM EAT!! 1 1/4 Pound Maine Lobster served with 4517 Mon.- Fri, i 1 a.m. - 9 p.m. corn on the cobFrench Fries, & Coleslaw*^ EVERYDAY! 2330 Palm Ridge Rti. Sanibei Island (while supplies last) Shrimp €rab ©romper 23S»30i>2300 i^ r-iibuious Breakfast $ 37 it@mAH specials ©n th®s ss.ib|©e''tiermMmri theto Kids " m@ttuf . j Saturday 7:30 - 11:00 a.m. Served with French Fries & corn on the cob Master Card, Visa, Discover Credit Cards Accepted Sunday 7:30 -12:00 noon 2 • Week of March 12 -18 • islander Winners of the 67 th Annual Sanibel Shell Show SCIENTIFIC DIVISION Multiple or single Worldwide - Any source EXHIBIT CLASSES First Place - Daniel Murray Second Place - Anna Fastenau STUDENT CLASSES Third Place - David Fastenau 1. Grades 1-6 Shells and/or Sea Life- 2. Grades 7-12 Shells and/or Sea Life - Multiple or single Worldwide - Any source First Place - Hans Runge Second Place - David Murray Third Place - Mark Fastenau Third Place - Peter Fastenau SINGLE SHELL CLASSES - One specimen only 3. Sanibel-Captiva Self- collected B.J. & Lowell Bingham's educa- tional display. Sanibel School sixth-graders Ellie Barfield and Dominique Eidem shared their knowledge ofSanibel shells at the live shell exhibit. Barbara Hansen won first place Jim VunKannon's Lightning for best collection of self-collected Whelk won first place for Sanibel-Captiva shells as well as Unusual Variants the Sanibel Shcell Fair Perpetual Over 150 Exhibitors and Food court First Place - Betty Thomas Gold Cup.. All items Hand-crafted Second Place - Lois Dunnam 7. Any Area or Areas Any source Third Place - William & Mary Shufelt First Place - Robert Pace 2173 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island 4. Florida-Caribbean Self-collected First Place - Irene Longley Shell awards, see page 11 "Friday, March 19-9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Second Place -Hal' & Marguerite Pilcher Saturday, March 20-9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Third Place - Robert Pace •*-..• Hon. Mention - Bill 13 •• PLENTY & Ann Wollschlager OF Hon. Mention - Alice Pace 5. Florida-Caribbean PARKING Any source First Place - Robert Pace Second Place - $3 Alice Pace Jim Syoen Jessica Stilwefl Third Place - & His Dixieland Band Appearing DONATION Evelyn Spencer Appearing on Friday ' on Saturday 6. Any Area or Areas ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT LIONS CHARITIES Self-collected SEEING-EYE DOG PROGRAMS SANIBEL SCHOOL First Place - Irene FLORIDA EYE BANK SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE BLIND Longley SUPPORT FOR LOCAL CHARITIES TRAINING FOR THE BLIND Second Place - ...and many others Stanley Pugh -WE SERVE- Hans Runge's self-collected collection. Islander • Week of March 12 - 18 • 3 TMMKNIIfl tionally. Assisting the club in this week these efforts are sponsors George Parker, Inc., Sanibel- Captiva Trust Co., Robert J. AARP program on prescription benefit bill Wigley, Nora Price Interiors and Are you confused about the Medicare Prescription Barrier Island Title Services. Drug Benefit Bill? If you are "in the dark," as many, are, Toni Ferrell, architect, will don't miss the AARP March program today, Friday, guide you, through Clam Song, March 12, to hear a special spokesman for AARP review the,house, she designed;iGloria this controversial bill, give details of who benefits from Sajgo, an expert in the i|eld of the passage of the bill, what future plans are and strate- historic preservation, will be gic initiatives. There will also be a question and answer speaking at the White Heron period afterwards. house. JoAnne The San-Cap AARP chapter meets the second Friday Marriott, faux paint artist, will speak at Silvers, and of every month at 1:30 p.m. and everyone is welcome. Katie Gardenia will personally welcome you to her Meetings are held at the Island Senior Center on Library whimsical world. - Way off Palm Ridge Road and refreshments and fellow- Jane Keefer with some of the books that will ship follow the program. If you have any questions, call be at the Junque & Treasure Sale 395-3372. Junque and Treasure Sale Saturday. March 1$ Islanders and visitors, don't miss the once-a year. Junque and Treasure Sale on Saturday, ]\larch .13 at the 936-7497 is the number Sanibel Congregational Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way. to dial for tickets and reser- The sale runs from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. There is ample park- vations for Saturday, March ing and the admission is free. The sale is an activity of 13, for Peek at the Unique — a tour of unusual and Happenings, see page 4 captivating island homes. The Sanibel-Captiva chap- ter of Zonta International is TRULY UNIQUE conducting the tour to raise SANIBEL HOME THE COUNTRY CLUB OF BOATING funds to help women in 2560 COCONUT DR Exclusive Members Only Boat Club need locally and interna- OPEN SAT 1 TO 5 TBe Boat Glab of Saiiibel MARCH 13th at Sanibel Causeway-Mainland side Pick Up NOT $1,200,000 JUST $695,000 • Unlimited anytime use & Delivery • We pay for a variety of boats New Available OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5 MARCH 14th I Eclectric I • We do all the work- Furniture' Custom oak double helix stairs and You have all the fun! plus our FURNSTURE CONSIGNMENT, (nc imaginatively artistic interior decor defines • Less than the cost of boat Usual We buy or consign this 3 bedroom 3 bath home just footsteps to dockage-guaranteed! 2 Rooms Santiva Market, three restaurants, and Turner Full of BJST nice new and Florida MBUCH used furniture Beach, or sunbathe in private above the tree Inugat4 Sea§oijspecial] I &. Casual I tops then watch the sunset on Gulf. I Furniture I (239) 267-3994 770-60541 Must mention ad when calling i&MiscJ HOURS: MON-fRI 9-4:00 5AT 9-4:00 Laurence Atkins & Company 17274 San Carlos Blvd * FORT MYERS BEACH' Ft 33931 Licensed Real Estate Broker 4 • Week of March 12 -18 • (slander William A. Goliszeski ~& paternal grandmother, Patricia Chamber AfterHours is held on the ent plants including orchids and bromeli- Willie Goliszeski, 28, passed away Goliszeski of New Jersey; a maternal third Monday at 5:30 p.m. Chamber ads and discuss their culture. He also will Sunday, Feb. 29, 2004. He was born in grartdmother, Melba Romero of Tampa; members, prospective members and have plants for sale at special prices. Sacramento, Calif, and had come to Fort his mother, Melba Goliszeski and her hus- guests are invited to attend. Faye Granberry, local orchid hobbyist, Myers from Tampa in 1981. He was a band, James Benton, of Fort Myers; his For more information on attending or will present a film from the American graduate of Cypress Lake High School father, Anthony Goliszeski, of Cape hosting an AfterHours, call Ava at 472- Orchid Society on "Diseases of Orchids." and had been a member of the staff of the Coral; a brother, Anthony Goliszeski, also 1080, ext. 225. She will discuss various diseases and Timbers Restaurant for more than six of Cape Coral; and a step-brother, Josef plant culture. years. An avid collector of comic books, Benton, of Fort Myers. Wine tasting cruise A judged orchid show, open to the pub- he played many instruments and loved lis- Funeral services were held last week- Captiva Cruises and The Grog Shop lic, will be a special feature with the dis- tening to and making music. end with interment following. will hold their 2nd Annual Wine Tasting cussion by John Bralove. Attendees are He is survived by his loving family of Cruise on Monday, March 15 from 4:30 to invited to bring their orchid — live or 7 p.m. aboard the M/V Pink Lady II. dead — and to share their experiences. Cruise the scenic waters of Pine Island All activities are open to the public. No Happenings, from page 3 Sound while sampling wines from around reservations needed. Orchids for the show the world. -- must be in place prior to 1:30. Members SCWJJV1( Sanibel Congregation Women in invited to attend. Come meet your president, free. Guests $2.50. board members and other volunteers as well Southern Wine & Spirits and Mission). You'll find clothing, jewelry, furni- Transatlantic Wine & Spirits will have ture, household and kitchen goods and equip- as "enjoying some refreshments. Anyone SWF Addiction Services fundraiser interested in becoming a FISH Volunteer is wine connoisseurs to assist both the ment, books, electronics, the usual gamut of novice and the expert. Wines may be Tickets are now on sale for the 'Tie goodies, proceeds go to SCWJM's benevo- also invited. Please RSVP to Virginia Green One On for SWFAS'" fund-raising event, at 472-9709 by March 15. ordered from The Grog Shop on board the lences in the Ft. Myers community especially cruise at special discount pricing using set for Saturday, May 15, at the Elks those that involve women and children. Visa, Mastercard or personal checks. Lodge, 1900 Park Meadows Drive, in Fort Nancy Ake, Dee Hunter, Margaret Chamber AflerHours The cost is $40 and will include appe- Myers. White and Ginny Arthur are the co chairs The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation The first-time event will include a assisted by their husbands and numerous Foundation will host the Sanibel-Captiva "mocktail" reception with non-alcoholic other members of the church who con- Islands Chamber of Commerce monthly -beverages, buffet: dinner, and dance as tribute their goods and time, sort and mark AfterHours on Monday, March 15.
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