News-Press from Fort Myers, Florida • Page 74

2 THE NEWS-PRESS, THE CAPE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2005 TALK BACK What are your memories of entertainer Johnny Carson, who died Sunday? a '(1 1 4 i il ri il'' in nn ml i "He was a classic. There prob -'He was good. Liked his singing. He was funny." Inez Salmon, 75 Cape Coral "He kept a lot of people laughing. I have no hard feelings toward him.

He was another Ed Sullivan." Richard Griffith, 55 Cape Coral "He was an exceptional entertainer. He made his guests feel at ease. He made them feel important. He was never mean to anyone." Meg Griffith, 60 Cape Coral "I thought Jay Leno had big shoes to fill. I remember as a child watching him with my father.

He definitely is a legend for comedy." Michele Knight, 36 Cape Coral COMMUNITY ALBUM i ti'. 'it 4 l- -'t'-, 'i 4 4 i 1 i fc, I mfy I i TV V- li 1 1 A 1 1 1 i'i (in 1 1 1 ii mtt Ti i a Mja(ggj)jBlttIMIMI i vi.u utPrs 1 1 ably won't be another one like him. He talked to you rather than above or down. He seemed to talk right to people." Dave Richards, 69 Cape Coral STEPHEN HAYFORDTHE NEWS-PRESS Grace Williamson of Fort Myers, right, and Deborah Street of Cape Coral create bracelets during a coiling workshop of the Southwest Florida Craft Guild's Fine Craft Bash. The day of craft workshops was held at the Cape Coral Arts Studio and featured fused glass, creative cards, polymer clays and more.

A. Luther King Jr. Fort Myers, FL 33901, attn: community desk. News items: E-mail to or fax to 945-3934. PICTURES: We encourage residents to send us pictures from various community events by: or Mail: 4720 S.E.

15th Cape Coral, FL 33904 Make sure photos include information about the event and names of people in the picture. I 1-, tf II til' 1 1 "KM '1 ri Ud ILL- 1 111 i 3 TERRY ALLEN WILLIAMSTHE NEWS-PRESS Shelly Erion Jarquin smiles widely Saturday afternoon at the Paradise Tiki Hut in Cape Coral. Jarquin was raising'money to participate in the Florida Half Ironman with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Team in Training event. She had already raised $1,600 and needed to raise about $900 more to participate. The fund-raiser Saturday, which featured a "meat auction," brought in more than $800 and was a great success.

it May STEPHEN HAYFORDTHE NEWS-PRESS Dennis Mead of Cape Coral examines fishing rods for sale at the Cape Coral Saltwater Fishing Expo. Mead the expo at the Cape Coral Yacht Club hoping to pick up some new tips. "Fishing down here is completely from fishing up North," Mead said. 'A" i 1 CAPE CORAL NEWS STAFF 344-4617; fax 945-3934 EDITOR Tom Hayden Coordinates news coverage for the daily Cape Coral editions, as well as The Cape sections on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays and Cape Life on Saturdays 344-4621 GETTING IN TOUCH WITH US ADVERTISING Interested in placing an advertisement in The Cape or finding out more about a particular advertisement that you saw in the paper? Cindy Gallagher Cape Coral advertising manager 344-4623 Daryl Tabor Covers growth and development. 344-4622 Don Ruane Covers government 344-4619 Angela Hill Covers Pine Island, business 344-4615 Mary Hawk News assistant Writes Town Talk and new in business features 344-4617 Stephen Hayford Photographer 344-4613 Getting items to us Eventsactivities: E-mail to fax to 334-0708 or mail to The News-Press, 2442 Dr.

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