News-Press from Fort Myers, Florida • Page 60

6D NEWS-PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1986 From page 1D bers of the hall's staff will give free tours of the backstage areas, showing off a state-of-the-arts combination of technique and technology. I KjSI SQjqI I operated station, "but we changed that a few years back. Now we say, 'He is the Word, we are the music' But the earlier line is still on our letterhead." Now you know. QaaffigpagMjQiaH raw from Naples since 1954.

Its letters originally stood for "Naples On The Gulf." Naples hasn't moved yet, so the acronym is still valid. An FM sister was started in 1962, and, since FM was still a new experience during those days when Chubby Checker and Gene Chandler were starring in "Don't Knock The Twist" as it made the round of movie houses, the sister station was first called WNFM. In 1975 its call letters were changed to WCVU, which, if you leave out the is one of two easy ways of saying "sea view." Going back to where this all began, someone noted once that through the entire course of history, Adam has never had to take responsibility for eating his half of the apple. I'm not sure who to attribute that observation to; most likely some daughter of Eve. If you are not engaged next Wednesday at 3 p.m., consider stopping by the Barbara B.

Mann Performing Arts Hall on the campus of Edison Community College and the University of South Florida. Mem Framed 20x24'. From $23.00 Frames From $8.00 frcro SWEETWATER txprrirtm "iht The aler" Dimimg fa The Heart f'l. Wwn the AM station is now devoted to "solid performance-oriented music." They are at 770 on the dial if you care to ascertain what all those syllables sound like. WLEQ: "Way back when, in 1974," says program director Jeff Edwards, who must be young, "it didn't stand for anything.

But they wanted the in there so they could all themselves Q-96 or Super-Q." sed to be a very popular last name lor FM radio stations. Way way back fhen, Archibald, or Archie, used to te a popular name for newborn boys. Most people don't name their sons Archibald these days. Some radio stations still name themselves but (he trend is on the decline. i WMYR: "It means Fort Myers," says a nameless lady whose long title te, "I'm kind of like the furniture around here." It's a good title because even during the frustration of the winter traffic season, few bosses think about firing the furniture.

WMYR has been broadcasting since 1952, she says. WNOG has been broadcasting mm ad FREE 8X10" Oil Pointing wl Entertainment For Your Listening Pleasure For Buffet And Brunch Tburs. Through Sun. 'itfi any purchase tSSl SITI RDAY MGIIT TIL P.M. '9 Seafood Cafe MOD AY TIIKOI Gil SEAFOOD HI KT P.M.

Sl'SDAY CHAMPAGNE Roval Pain Square InmMM Whew! That was a hard paragraph to read. But whether WHEW means "Whew!" or stands for "Whole-wheat Heterozygotes Exercising Wiggery," we don't know. Station owner Bob Hecksher never returned my phone calls. WSOR means "Witnessing The Savior On Radio." "We used to use that as an image line," says Bill Simon at the Riverside Baptist Church- BRlCH 1 1 A.M. TIL 2:30 7M Ma -m ran ihi ran 9 A.M.-9 P.M.

Fori Vym. lorida 33W? -a SJaaV. tJfWl CCDDIUDV fiMt 1400 ESTERO MYERS BEACH FLORIDA 4S3 3111 -mi. HEAVEN by the SEA' iiniM CASABLANCA LOUNGE "Bogie's Place on the Beach" NOW APPEARING Ll Comedy Club I ITALIAN RESTAURANT LOUNGE JIMMIE BELL nun iinuuniiiui Tuesday Show Time 8:30 Wednesday All Ladies Admitted FREE Show Time 8:30 P.M. Thursday Show Time 8:30 P.M.

Friday Saturday Show Times 8 and 10 M. Sunday Show Time 8:30 P.M. CALL FOR INFORMATION RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED 466-3555 SUNDAY BRUNCH Here's what $9.75 will buy! Shrimp in the Shell Oysters on the Half Shell Fresh Fruits and Vegetables An Array of Tasty Cheeses Freshly Prepared Salads Your Favorite Breakfast Items Pastries and Desserts Selected Seafood Dishes Over 65 delectable items to select from and a glass of champagne Served from 10:00 A.M. until 2:30 P.M. $9.75 -Adults $8.75 Adults 60 older $4.50 -Children 6-12 FREE Children under 6 Due to limited seating, reservations required Phone 481-8884 THIS WEEK TWO COMEDIANS TO TICKLE YOUR FUNNY BONE NOW APPEARING FEB.

18 23 r- -pr JACKCOEN A recent copy of the N.Y. Times read, "Jack Coen, an absolutely rousing comic to whom the audience responded Instantly." He has appeared on Comedy Tonight and the Richard Belzar Show on Cinemax. He has also appeared with Gregory Hines and Helen Red- riu ic alen a rani ilar at iKa 4 One of 1 In A. and oftpn hAarilirmc in Atlantic rt, Chicago's Great Blues Pianists and Vocalist! Appearing at well i Bob Summerby, a N.Y. VV? Comic who appears regularly at Catch a Ricinn in NJ a issa)saSS 'fciAssiiaaaaas.

jaa4 1994 SAN CARLOS BLVD. ON THE WAY TO FT. MYERS BEACH, MILE SOUTH OF SUMMERLIN RD. PLEASE CALL TO RESERVE YOUR TABLES NOW 466-3555. A TRADITION OF WATERFRONT DINING In from Chicago for the month of February Playing Tues.

thru Sun. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Happy Hour 5-6 DON'T MISS Seafood Spirits Located in the Bell Tower Shops COME IN AND ENJOY OUR NEW DINNER MENU, FEATURING: BLACKENED GROUPER, STICKY CHICKEN, SEAFOOD STRUDEL, STUFFED FLA. LOBSTER, PRIME RIB AND DIFFERENT NIGHTLY SPECIALS Present this ad for a free bottle of wine with any dinner. Limit one per couple, P.M.

only. Expires 2-28-86. Serving lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. Call 597-4445 or 463-7010 We're located at the North end of Bonita Beach Imagine! A sizzling platter of tender marinated steak or chicken strips with bell peppers and onions, ready to spoon onto a warm tortilla. Add guacamole, authentic pico de gallo salsa, a squeeze of lime, a helping of refried beans and roll it up.

Its a feast for 2 at a-mouthwatering price! And bring the family. Children under 12 can order from our kid's menu with special low prices! MARINA 31 RESTAURANT LOUNGE PRESENTS THE ALL NEW MALE FACTOR '86 An $18 value, just ffer expires March 20, 1986 Ft. Myers 12990 Cleveland Avenue 433-3939 WEDNESDAY Tickets FEBRUARY 26th $6 50 Advance $7.50 At Door Doors Open 6 P.M. Gentlemen Vtrfcome After Show SUNDAY SPECIALS New York Strip Stpak or $7.95 $7.95 Pthw fib 8 ot Monday Jam Session Tuesday Dollar Beer Night 8 P. Wednesday H-ippy Hour Prce 4PM til Closing Thursday Ladies' Night Ait House urtnM uu SruffFd Shrimp $5.95 Stjrbod fMtrr $6.95 Lite Bite Menu 5 P.M.-10 P.M.

31 Esq NOW APPEARING "Shotgun Willie" Monday-Saturday JUST Off 80 ON HWV 31 OVEmOOKING THE CALOCKATCHEE IVE DieECTlT COSS FGM THE LEE CIVIC CENTfcC 111 9 p.m.-1: JO a.m..