Page A18 www.coastalbreezenews.com Apr 08 - Apr 21, 2011 QUIET CUL-DE-SAC 316 3RD AVE. Walking distance to Town Center for shopping & dining, this 3/ 2 home features sparkling pool, screened lanai & a large yard. Inside are many upgrades including s/s appliances and tile throughout. $199k Call Jason Jones 963-7114 RV GARAGE! 1026 BALD EAGLE DR. Bring all of your toys! Multi-car garage plus 50x16 RV garage. Prev. a high-end builder’s model this 4/4, 11,700 sq ft under roof. Features custom cherry cabinetry and granite throughout, outside kitchen, sparkling pool/hot tub, beautiful views of Marco River and Collier Bay. Call Jason Jones 963-7114 MACKLE PARK 380 REGATTA ST. Only a block to the park! This 3/2 home boasts a sparkling pool w/ pavers, screen lanai & mature land- scaping. Inside there’s tile and wood floors, solid surface counters, & upgraded windows. $269k Call Jason Jones 963-7114 Jason L. Jones Sales Associate Cell 239.963.7114 Fax 239.394.6004 1103 Bald Eagle Drive Marco Island, FL 34145 [email protected] www.marco4sale.com EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY PENDING PENDING Full Liquor Bar Appetizers Bruschetta - Baked Clams - Wings Fried Calamari - Joey’s Way Calamari Large Stuffed Artichoke (In Season/House Specialty) “Famous Garlic Knots” Salads Caprese - House - Caesar Meatball Salad - Doreen’s - Stacked Eggplant “Famous Italian Beef Sub with Gardinera” Joey’s Pizzas Calzone - Specialty Pizzas - Stromboli New York/New Jersey Style Thin Crust Sicilian Style Thick Crust (Large Square Deep Dish with a Thick Crust) Chicago Style Thick Crust (Small Round Deep dish with a Thick Crust) Joey’s Way Pizza (Paper thin, cut in squares, served with chunky sausage & crispy) “Famous Philly Cheese Steak Stromboli” Dinners Chicken Parmesan - Veal Melanaise Homemade Lasagna (House Specialty) Penne ala Vodka - Steak Vesuvio Linguini and Clam Sauce - Rigatoni with Eggplant Gnocchi and Chicken with Vodka Sauce ★ Voted Best Pizza Last 5 Years ★ Casual Home Style Italian Restaurant 389-2433 257 N. Collier Blvd. Marco Island, FL Open 7 Days: 11 AM - 10 PM www.joeyspizzamarco.com - Delivery Available Are You REALLY a Marco Old Timer? Conclusion T ime to announce the BIG WIN- NERS…. Drum roll…… and they are…… (in no particular order): Roy Bartlett, Lou Woessner, Tara O’Neill, Diane Chestnut and Roy Radlovacki!! We gave up trying to se- lect Grand, First, Second, and Third place winners as everyone was coming in so close on scores. So, the major gifts, certificates from Bistro Soleil, The Blue Heron, Café de Marco and DaVinci’s were supplied by Coastal Breeze News and were randomly given out to these winners. Further prizes of Marco Movie tickets, the Chamber’s Marco History Books, etc. were given out to many other winners. In addition, we have many of those who entered receiving “Old Timer Certificates” – actually, too many to list here. A special note of thanks go to Phil and Vicki Josberger, including Vicki’s 3 pages of notes of her memories men- tioning more about Oscar Espejo, the pilot who died in a wreck over the Gulf, accompanied by Tony Cavallo who, un- fortunately, was the photographer that day; Vicki’s driving on the Marco beach with the cops nearby to help out, her recollections of Jim Stackpoole, Roger Everingham, and other Deltona em- ployees and sales people, and the dif- ferent names of long ago restaurants: Scotsman’s Pub, Jolly Roger, etc. Also to Susie Bartlett who remembered the ever present “Denver Savage,” who was a regular hanging around the 7-11,and re- vealed his real name as Terrance Sutton, as well as remembering my father, Art Woodward. Dottie Weiner thanked me and said “These are great memories.” Tara O’Neill wondered if I would include the Driftwood restaurant (how could I miss that? I washed dishes there as a job!), and thought that my question about the old woman waiting outside for her granddaughter all day as perhaps being too esoteric – with a “(“You really floored me with the old blind woman on 951- Jeez ‘em!”) Meanwhile, Paul Tateo wanted to quiz me about how many buildings there were at the Ideal Fish Camp – hey, who is asking the ques- tions here! Those of us, like Paul, who remember the school bus stopping there recall it as less than “ideal;” fortunately for me, I still have photos of it and can count the buildings! Bill and Miff Blair gave me old photos, including the Good- year blimp moored on the south end of the Island. I got great submittals of other ideas for additional questions (the 75 ques- tions in the test were totally my cre- ation), from Frada Roseff, who first came to Marco in 1966, remembering when: Piper Club Aircraft would have their conventions at the Marco Beach Hotel and there would be a “Parade of Piper Clubs on Collier Blvd,” the old “pitch and putt course” near the Voy- ager, Mancuso’s Deli, the movie theater next to the Post Office on Elkcam, when the Concorde flew over the Island dur- ing a travel agent’s convention, and the “bales on the beach!”(For those tour- ists and “newbies” reading this we are not going to tell you what was in those bales!) Also thanks to the first President of the only bank on Marco in 1970, the First Bank of Marco Island, Al Roep- storff who, along with his wife Dee, sent me a great letter reminiscing about the Island, as they stated, when: “Everyone knew everyone, you could build a fire on the beach, have brunch at the Snook Hole or the Lodge, hop in your boat after church and head out to Coconut Island or Little Marco where you met friends and the kids could swim and visit too.” An old phrase says it best – those were the days, my friends…. P.S. for those of you (who shall re- main nameless) who continued telling me your great point total as the game progressed and never entered (this in- cludes you, Dwayne!) you will just have to wait for the next quiz to come out in 25 years! Craig Woodward moved to Marco Island in 1968 and has practiced law in Collier County since 1980. Craig is the Chairman of the Collier County His- torical and Archeological Preservation Board. COASTAL HISTORY Craig Woodward [email protected] The winners enjoyed a bit of reminiscing. From left, Roy Bartlett, Craig Woodward (creator of the contest), Tara O’Neill, Roy Radlovacki and Diane Chestnut (not shown).
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QUIET CUL-DE-SAC316 3RD AVE.Walking distance to Town Center for shopping & dining, this 3/ 2 home features sparkling pool, screened lanai & a large yard. Inside are many upgrades including s/s appliances and tile throughout. $199k Call Jason Jones 963-7114 RV GARAGE!1026 BALD EAGLE DR.Bring all of your toys! Multi-car garage plus 50x16 RV garage. Prev. a high-end builder’s model this 4/4, 11,700 sq ft under roof. Features custom cherry cabinetry and granite throughout, outside kitchen, sparkling pool/hot tub, beautiful views of Marco River and Collier Bay. Call Jason Jones 963-7114 MACKLE PARK380 REGATTA ST.Only a block to the park! This 3/2 home boasts a sparkling pool w/ pavers, screen lanai & mature land-scaping. Inside there’s tile and wood fl oors, solid surface counters, & upgraded windows. $269k Call Jason Jones 963-7114
Jason L. JonesSales AssociateCell 239.963.7114Fax 239.394.60041103 Bald Eagle DriveMarco Island, FL [email protected]
EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITY
PENDING
PENDING
Full Liquor BarAppetizers
Bruschetta - Baked Clams - WingsFried Calamari - Joey’s Way Calamari
Large Stuffed Artichoke (In Season/House Specialty)“Famous Garlic Knots”
SaladsCaprese - House - Caesar
Meatball Salad - Doreen’s - Stacked Eggplant“Famous Italian Beef Sub with Gardinera”
Joey’s PizzasCalzone - Specialty Pizzas - Stromboli
New York/New Jersey Style Thin CrustSicilian Style Thick Crust
(Large Square Deep Dish with a Thick Crust)Chicago Style Thick Crust
(Small Round Deep dish with a Thick Crust)Joey’s Way Pizza
(Paper thin, cut in squares, served with chunky sausage & crispy)“Famous Philly Cheese Steak Stromboli”
DinnersChicken Parmesan - Veal MelanaiseHomemade Lasagna (House Specialty)
Penne ala Vodka - Steak VesuvioLinguini and Clam Sauce - Rigatoni with Eggplant
Gnocchi and Chicken with Vodka Sauce
★ Voted Best Pizza Last 5 Years ★Casual Home Style Italian Restaurant
389-2433257 N. Collier Blvd. Marco Island, FL
Open 7 Days: 11 AM - 10 PMwww.joeyspizzamarco.com - Delivery Available
Are You REALLY a Marco Old Timer? Conclusion
T ime to announce the BIG WIN-NERS…. Drum roll…… and they are…… (in no particular
order): Roy Bartlett, Lou Woessner, Tara O’Neill, Diane Chestnut and Roy Radlovacki!! We gave up trying to se-lect Grand, First, Second, and Third place winners as everyone was coming in so close on scores. So, the major gifts, certificates from Bistro Soleil, The Blue Heron, Café de Marco and DaVinci’s were supplied by Coastal Breeze News and were randomly given out to these winners. Further prizes of Marco Movie tickets, the Chamber’s Marco History Books, etc. were given out to many other winners. In addition, we have many of those who entered receiving “Old Timer Certificates” – actually, too many to list here.
A special note of thanks go to Phil and Vicki Josberger, including Vicki’s 3 pages of notes of her memories men-tioning more about Oscar Espejo, the pilot who died in a wreck over the Gulf, accompanied by Tony Cavallo who, un-fortunately, was the photographer that day; Vicki’s driving on the Marco beach with the cops nearby to help out, her recollections of Jim Stackpoole, Roger Everingham, and other Deltona em-
ployees and sales people, and the dif-ferent names of long ago restaurants: Scotsman’s Pub, Jolly Roger, etc. Also to Susie Bartlett who remembered the ever present “Denver Savage,” who was a regular hanging around the 7-11,and re-vealed his real name as Terrance Sutton, as well as remembering my father, Art Woodward. Dottie Weiner thanked me and said “These are great memories.”
Tara O’Neill wondered if I would include the Driftwood restaurant (how could I miss that? I washed dishes there as a job!), and thought that my question about the old woman waiting outside for her granddaughter all day as perhaps being too esoteric – with a “(“You really floored me with the old blind woman on 951- Jeez ‘em!”) Meanwhile, Paul Tateo wanted to quiz me about how many buildings there were at the Ideal Fish Camp – hey, who is asking the ques-tions here! Those of us, like Paul, who remember the school bus stopping there recall it as less than “ideal;” fortunately for me, I still have photos of it and can count the buildings! Bill and Miff Blair gave me old photos, including the Good-year blimp moored on the south end of the Island.
I got great submittals of other ideas for additional questions (the 75 ques-tions in the test were totally my cre-ation), from Frada Roseff, who first came to Marco in 1966, remembering when: Piper Club Aircraft would have their conventions at the Marco Beach Hotel and there would be a “Parade of Piper Clubs on Collier Blvd,” the old “pitch and putt course” near the Voy-
ager, Mancuso’s Deli, the movie theater next to the Post Office on Elkcam, when the Concorde flew over the Island dur-ing a travel agent’s convention, and the “bales on the beach!”(For those tour-ists and “newbies” reading this we are not going to tell you what was in those bales!)
Also thanks to the first President of the only bank on Marco in 1970, the First Bank of Marco Island, Al Roep-storff who, along with his wife Dee, sent me a great letter reminiscing about the Island, as they stated, when: “Everyone knew everyone, you could build a fire on the beach, have brunch at the Snook Hole or the Lodge, hop in your boat after church and head out to Coconut Island
or Little Marco where you met friends and the kids could swim and visit too.” An old phrase says it best – those were the days, my friends….
P.S. for those of you (who shall re-main nameless) who continued telling me your great point total as the game progressed and never entered (this in-cludes you, Dwayne!) you will just have to wait for the next quiz to come out in 25 years!
Craig Woodward moved to Marco Island in 1968 and has practiced law in Collier County since 1980. Craig is the Chairman of the Collier County His-torical and Archeological Preservation Board.
COASTAL HISTORY
Craig [email protected]
The winners enjoyed a bit of reminiscing. From left, Roy Bartlett, Craig Woodward(creator of the contest), Tara O’Neill, Roy Radlovacki and Diane Chestnut (not shown).
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