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VOL. 34, NO.43 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1995 2 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES 50 CENTS Jury ponders murderer's fate By L Rom Jr. Islander editor

On Monday, Matthew A. Ortiz, who was convicted of first degree murder in the killing of Captiva bartender Jory Dahmer, awaited a jury decision on whether he will die in Florida's electric chair, or spend life in prison. In Lee County Circuit Court, a jury that on Friday took less than 70 minutes to convict Ortiz of first degree premedi- tated murder, assault on a police officer, and assault with a deadly weapon, con- sidered the statements of more than 13 defense witnesses. Lead prosecutor Dean Plattner began Monday's sentencing phase as he did last Tuesday, the opening day of testi- mony •— with emotional statements Jory Dahmer from a still distraught Sarah Wood. Wood was on the beach with Dahmer Martorana, a close friend of Dahmer. the night of the murder, Memorial Day "Now we have to go for the right 1994. penalty — the death penalty." Deputy Public Defender Robert Family members of Dahmer said Jacobs has argued all along that the they would not have been happy with a murder, which shocked Captiva resi- charge on a lessor conviction. dents, was not premeditated. "It was hard to listen to what [Public Losing that battle, at least with the Defender Jacobs] said, but I knew it jury, on MondayJacobs invoked a litany wasn't at all true," said Kim Moe, the of Florida case law to support his con- younger sister of the victim. tention that precedent suggests Ortiz On Friday, Oct. 20, the 12-member should not get "the ultimate penalty," as jury, deliberating for less than an hour, Jacobs called it. read its verdict at 12:02 p.m. Ortiz Following the jury's decision, friends stood stonefaced as the guilty verdict and family spoke out about the verdict was revealed. and the penalty they thought appropri- Because this is a capital offense, ate. Ortiz is guaranteed at least one appeal. Islander photo by Matt Woife "We feel wonderful, wonderful, it The sentencing phase had not been Matthew A. Ortiz, 22, awaits a jury's verdict on whether he will die in the electric was the right verdict," said Betty Jo concluded by press time. chair or spend the rest of his life in prison. Verdict in, family of Jory Dahmer tries to recover By L. Rom Jr. began, maybe for the first time, to was no doubt in the minds of the There was, the prosecution con- Islander editor understand what went through jurors that he killed Dahmer. vinced jurors, forethought, premedita- Dahmer's mind during the last And there was no doubt that not tion. On the night he was shot to death, moments of his life. only did he kill him, but he had time to The jury returned to Judge Isaac unknowing and off guard, Jory Dahmer Ortiz was convicted of first degree think about it, time to reflect on his Anderson's courtroom on the fifth floor had no chance. premeditated «„«__„»„______» opportunity to of the Lee County Justice Center and Last Friday, at precisely 12:02 p.m., murder and two murder — read their verdict: "We the jury find the man charged in Dahmer's slaying related charges, "Jory would want us to something wit- the defendant guilty ... of first degree — 22-year-old Matthew A. Ortiz — ending a long, nesses said he premeditated murder." The swift ver- strange odyssey live our lives — he'd had aspired to dict concluded the first phase of a that began in want us to be happy..." do, something speedy trial. >'. the early morn- he talked freely In startling fashion the 12-member ing hours of — Carla Hoch about days jury returned a verdict in less than 70 Memorial Day sister of Jory Dahmer before the mur- minutes. Arts & Leisure 16 1994. der. No doubt in their minds. With family There was a Doubts remain, however, on how Calendar 14 and friends of Dahmer looking on, witness who stated that it was in fact well those who survive the loss and are Classifieds 21 Ortiz was found guilty of one count of Ortiz, an employee at the time of South affected by this incident will recover. premeditated first degree murder, one Seas Plantation in Captiva, who pulled The Islander spoke with Joyce Dahmer, Commentary 8 count of assault on a police officer, and the trigger and killed Jory Dahmer. Jory Dahmer's mother, and other fami- What's Playing 18 one count of assault with a deadly There was the weapon, the same gun ly members less than two hours after weapon. with which Ortiz held police at bay in What's Cooking? 10 After all the evidence was in, there his employer's dormitory. See FAMILY, page 2 Tuesday. Oct. 24 1995 THE (SLANDER 3 2 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Oct. 24.1995 Funeral Services CaptivanS react to the Verdict Former State Legislator to keynote '2000 Funeral By Frank Wagner By Anne Bellew Since her retirement Bradley, Sanibel- services William S. "Pops" Walter, a well-known Islander staff writer A younger man, when informed of the first Islander Staff Writer from the House, she has Captiva Conservation SanibeT resident, died early Monday morning. degree murder verdict shot his fist straight served as president of Foundation Education Services for Walters, 77, will be Wednesday at the "You somehow don't speak of Keynote speaker Elaine Gordon will Apogee Projects, Inc., a Director Kristie Evelyn Jones Rofobins Sanibel Congressional United Church of Christ, at Captiva and crime in the same into the clear sky of Captiva and let out a address the issues of "Government and consulting, marketing Seaman-Anders, and 7 p.m. Services for Evelyn Jones breath," said one islander, when resounding "Yeaaah! Alright! That's the Feminism: Giving the System a and public relations President/Owner of Feminine Agenda" at the Conference company. She is also Priscilla Murphy Robbins will be held at St. Michael asked his response to the first best news I've heard all day." & All Angels Episcopal Church on degree murder conviction handed on Women's Issues, NEARING 2000. Assistant Vice President Realty Juanita The conference, jointly sponsored for University Outreach Saturday, November 4, 1995 at 4:00 down in the Matthew Ortiz trial. Hermes. The audience Chronology by the Sanibel-Captiva chapters of the of Florida International will have an opportu- p.m. A reception will follow in the Ortiz was convicted of first reports he must have been a hell- anyone riding the trolley — even American Business Women's University. Always nity to contribute and Great Hall. H May 31,1994, about 1:30 a.m. — Matthew A. degree premeditated murder and during the trial." of-a-great-guy. Association and Zonta International, interested in women's question during the Mrs. Robbins died in Naples, Ortiz fatally shoots 37-year-old Jory Dahmer, a two related charges last Friday, popular bartender at the 'Tween Waters Inn, and All of the persons questioned will be held on Saturday, Nov. 4 from issues and unable to be seminar sessions and Florida on September 3, 1995. She threatens to kill his companion, Sarah Wood; Oct. 20. on the many ways and byways of The reaction from the first mid- 8;30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Sundial totally removed from in a "Turn About!" is survived by a sister, Adele Wood escapes unharmed after Ortiz' roommate The above statement was from dle aged gentleman questioned at Johnson, of Naples. Memorials may Captiva, and there were quite a Resort. politics, Gordon is cur- Elaine Gordon plenary session after Arthur Ruhe begs him to spare Wood's life. a Captiva trolley driver when few, were promised anonymity so 'Tween Waters was: "Yes! Justice Gordon served in the Florida House rently serving as presi- lunch. be directed to St. Michael's or to a asked about his thoughts on the has-been served. dent of the Florida charity of your choice. H May 31,1994 — The Lee County Sheriff's that they would feel free to of Representatives for 22 years and had Throughout the verdict against Ortiz, who was express any opinion on the mur- "He was a good friend of mine the distinction of being the first woman Women's Political Caucus. conference, participants will have a St. Michael's is located at 2304 Department responds to a call at South Seas Periwinkle Way on Sanibel Island. Plantation; after a standoff in his apartment Ortiz is convicted of killing Jory Dahmer der, the trial, and the verdict. for nine years and I only wish I ever elected Speaker Pro Tempore. In This second NEARING 2000 con- chance to enjoy an exhibition of arrested and charged with the murder of Dahmer. on early morning of Memorial Included was a cross section of could get my hands on Ortiz 1993, she became Dean of the Florida ference will feature five distinguished recent works by renowned local artist Day, May 31, 1994. people living, working, visiting myself." House - its longest-serving member. Florida women in addition to Gordon Jean Dean and will have the opportu- M June 24,1994 — Ortiz is arraigned before Other comments he made, and playing on Captiva. Hotel A younger man, when A panel of ten Tallahassee observers who will share their thoughts on nity to peruse and buy books related Judge Isaac Anderson on first degree premeditat- while sitting quite peacefully at an personnel, tourists, shop keepers informed of the first degree mur- and journalists has ranked Gordon women and leadership, violence, con- to the various conference topics. ed murder and the two related charges — assault outdoor cafe in Chadwick Square among the top ten House and Senate temporary society and business. The $35 registration fee includes on a police officer, assault with a deadly weapon. and their employees, gallery ten- der verdict, shot his fist straight reading a pile of island newspa- ders, library personnel and on and into the clear sky of Captiva and members. One of the most celebrated They are Florida Regent Audrea three seminars, a continental break- B Sept 27,1995 — Jacobs asks for change of pers, included: "I was very sur- on. Comments contained a mixed- let out a resounding "Yeaaah! women in Florida, she was the first Anderson, former Fort Nyers Chief of fast and the luncheon. For additional Bike paths are for bikes - not cars. venue citing pretrial publicity, Judge Anderson prised at the lack of tourist interest bag of thoughts. Alright! That's the best news I've woman inducted into the Florida Police Donna Hansen, News-Press information, contact Ingeborg Women's Hall of Fame. Director of Human Resources JoAnn Mauksch at 472-8406 or Nancy Don't drive on the bike path. denies his request on Oct. 9. in the murder. I got a few ques- The most vehement "yeans" of heard all day." tions from riders the day after the Another bearded worker over- M Oct. 16,1995 — After numerous delays jury approval for the verdict were from murder happened but since that Dahmer's fellow workers or peo- selection begins and opening arguments are Se© REACTION, page 3 offered. Public Defender Robert Jacobs repre- day, not even one inquiry from ple who knew him well. From all Committee starts selection sents Ortiz, and the state's case is handled by Assistant State Attorney Dean Plattner. Circuit process for new police chief Judge Isaac Anderson presides over the case at Food For the Lee County Circuit Courthouse. Family looks for "closure" An ad hoc committee convened to time to a lengthy nationwide search, B Oct. 17,1995 — The state opens its case, with Continued from page 1 verdict means: "I know my broth- ment) ... everyone has been won- review candidates to fill the position if at all possible. A list of 11 candi- Thought Wood as their first witness. She testifies that derful. Very gracious people." created by the retirement of Sanibel dates meeting tenure and training Ortiz, after shooting Dahmer in the head, pulls her er will rest in peace" she said. the verdict was read. We asked Joyce, who sat stoically Police Chief Richard Plager held its requirements had been drawn up by By Paul Gaeta onto Dahmer and threatens to kill her. Joyce what the verdict meant for "It's been too long a wait [the trial coming to court] ... but we are through most of the trial, reflected first meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 18. Lynch and was submitted to the com- her and the family. Almost whis- on the night she heard the horrible The committee make-up is a mix of mittee. B Oct. 18,1995 — The prosecution rests after pering, she answered; "We all are extremely relieved." closing testimony from forensics and ballistics news. citizens and city staff — City Council very relieved. Kim said with what she has These candidates have all been experts. Public Defender Jacobs, moves once "I had just talked to him the member Bob Davison, David Besse, notified of their eligibility, asked to "We need a closing, so we can seen lately — O.J. Simpson, the Who was the first smart host who put halved cherry tomatoes-both again for an acquittal on the first degree premedi- day before — we talk quite regu- Janine Boardman, Richard Curtin, Dr. try and start living a normal life Menendez trials —- she knew indicate their interest in the position red and yellow--in a bowl, splashed on some basil and oil and tated charges, daiming the state hasn't proved "anything was possible." But, she larly — he always wanted to know Ralph "Denny" Dennison, Jr., Abe premeditation exists. Judge Anderson "begs to — if that will ever happen." (if any), and respond to a series of just hoped for the best. how everyone was doing." named it "salad"? Great idea anyone can try. differ" and says the case will go to the jury. A normal life, for the Dahmers, Lerner; and from the city staff, City problems and questions posed in such Carla Hoch, another sister of He was planning on coming up Attorney Bob Pritt, Assistant City a way as to determine their manage- * * * starts back home in Omaha, that June. They discussed his Just before roasting chicken, mix together 1/4 cup soft butter with a H Oct. 19,1995 — The defense opens its case Nebraska, where they have lived the victim, said the family has Manager Bill Mills, Finance Director ment style and approach to the posi- with Ortiz' mother, Alicia — to some the most com- always been close, and it was that plans, how he was doing, and how Renee Lynch and Public Works tion. rounded tablespoon of chopped fresh rosemary and 1-1/2 tsp. dijon pelling testimony in the case. Mrs. Ortiz recalls a for 29 years. anxious he was to visit. Omaha is where Jory grew up, closeness which helped them deal Director/ Engineer Gates Castle. These responses will be reviewed mustard. Optional: 1/4 cup chopped prosciutto. Spread under the troubled childhood and young adult life for her son, Often he would show up unex- where he played Little League with the murder. Chief Plager will act in an advisory by the committee members over the skin. Tastes great hot or cold. Matthew. Jacobs works the jury hoping to con- pectedly. "He would always sur- vince them of Ortiz' "diminished capacity" the night baseball, where he went to high "Each one of us, each member capacity and City Manager Gary balance of the month with interviews * . * .* prise us, he used to walk in the of the murder. The defense rests after less than school, where he had his first date. of our family has their own way of Price will serve as Facilatator. of the applicants taking place during On a cooking binge? It's just as easy to double the ingredients and [ door and say 'what's for dinner seven hours of testimony. Omaha was where he always dealing with difficulties," she In-house candidates for the job will the first ten days of November. put an extra meal in the freezer for a busy day. Mom?'" At the end of every came home. said. be considered first, and the consensus The committee meets again in open * * * M Oct. 20,1995 —- Closing arguments for both "We're doing as well as to be phone call, no matter how brief or sides are heard. The jury gets the case shortly Throughout the ordeal family rushed, his mother recalled, Jory of the committee was that hiring from session on Oct. 25 in Council cham- Dips and dunks don't have to be high-fat. Mix a cup of plain, no-fat members have relied on each expected, [the verdict] will let us within was greatly preferred at this bers at City Hall. before 11 a.m. after the judge tells them they can go on with life," she said. always finished the same way. "I yogurt with 1/4 cup chopped mango chutney and 1/2 tsp. curry consider lesser charges against Ortiz, including other to get tHrough this heart- love you, Mom." powder. Enjoy it with crisp raw vegetables. second degree murder ormanslaughter. At about wrenching time, said Joyce, sitting "Jory would want us to live 12:02 p.m. the jury returns with a guilty verdict on at The Veranda restaurant in our lives — he'd want us to be Though never married and * * * all three counts: First degree premeditated mur- downtown Fort Myers, where the happy." without children, Jory was very Reaction.'to verdict Salsa fans will love a mixture of diced avocado with chopped onion, der, aggravated assault on a police officer, and In October of 1994 friends of much a family man, according to tomato, cilantro and jalapeno. Lime juice adds bite and keeps the assault with a deadly weapon. family went after the verdict came in. Jory dedicated a Sanibel baseball Carla. avocado green. Together they coped with the field in his name. The family came "He loved kids, he loved to be wouldn't be too upset, if at all." down to be there for the dedica- Continued from page 2 * • * * anger and sadness, and together, around kids, he related to them," He also confided he had not been an tion, and during that visit they she said heard the conversation and added his Everyone will love the she said, they will now try to "at avid watcher of the O. J. Simpson trial found out just how many people Because of his affection for two-cents worth: "I'm sick to death of least begin to put this to rest." but, as did the rest of the world, tuned Jory had touched with his kind young people, the family orga- this s—t and jive pretense about how Joyce recalled happier in for the verdict. . moments with her son, Jory, heart. nized a memorial golf tournament Ortiz was so drunk it couldn't have "We've made a lot of friends to benefit the Westgate Little been premeditated. He wasn't drunk A lady minding the art gallery fea- moments she says, that aren't dif- turing the dolls of Katie Gardenia took SEAFOOD STEAKS SPIRITS here because of Jory," Carla said. League of Omaha. The first tour- when he bought the gun and informed 1223 PERIWINKLE WAY, SANIBEl ISIAND 472-1771 EDITOR: L. Rom Jr. ficult to remember. the 5th (amendment) as she said her ADVERTISING MGR: Tamara Goodman "He was," she said, tears she She pointed to the memorial as ney was in September of 1994. people that now he'd be able to know REPORTERS: Stev* Ruediger, Frank Wagner, Anne Bellew a turning point for the family. Omaha is known nationwide what it felt like to kill." husband worked in the deputy's office. CONTRIBUTORS: Capt. Mike Fuery, Bobbie Sharp, Bob had held back throughout the The personnel minding the shops in Maurer and Art Stevens week-long trial welling up, "a "Far away from Captiva it was . for its strong youth baseball pro- He pondered for a moment, then Chadwick's Square had little to say. AD SALES: Jack Messersmith, Tracey MarkwaJter very genuine man, he would go hard to grasp that Jory was really grams. Jory's team, in fact, won a continued. "They should execute the Osie CLASSIFIEDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS: Barbara Casali Some knew nothing, some knew little Shrimpfjouse out of his way to help anybody." gone," Carla said. state championship in the 1960s, s.o.b. Why should we be responsible "But coming down to Captiva according to his mother. about the murder. Those who did felt a SEAFOOD IKWHUUM LOCATION: • MAILING ADDRESS: Joyce's daughter, Kim Moy, for keeping him for life?" 1473 Periwinkle 1523 Periwinkle Way 472-1366 Islander Center "P.O. Box 56 and spending time with his "It was a good feeling — to be first degree verdict was proper. Corner oJ Tarpon Bay Rci 5 "eriwinkle Way 2407 Pstfwinkia Way Santbei, FL 33957 echoed her sentiments, remember- Several tourists, when asked, said 472-7672 472-3161 friends, that brought us down to The consensus seemed to be that Sanibel 472-5185 FAX 472-6302 ing the last time she saw her able to do something for a cause they knew nothing about it and were SUBSCRIPTION RATES reality." after the OJ. Simpson trial, the upcom- brother. Jory believed in," Carla said. not the least bit interested. They con- $22.00 $28.00 $28.00 $42.00 But from this low point, the "He loved sports, he loved to ing retrial of the Menendez brothers, «0?5Mw»p»p« JM.««»«(»|j« Annual lubKiVtton Aiwwl Sutxeriplkxi "Last time he came home to tinued by explaining in no uncertain family rallied, buoyed by the sup- swim," she said with a smile on the saturation of violence on television Annual SuMcrlpBon AnM»I»ul»

51 MPH on a suspended license on San-Cap Road. Native plant sale at ECC Police cite three for DUIs The following has been taken from Sanibel Police Department reports. POLICE • Timothy Matthew Phister of Cape Coral was The Coccoloba Chapter (Lee scapes. At 1:30 a.m. on sobriety test and the stopped his behavior led Persons mentioned herein have only ticket fro driving 55 MPH on the Causeway. County) of the Florida Native Plant Some of the local projects the Oct.19 Leah Denise breath test and was officers to test him for been charged, not convicted, and BEAT Society is holding their First Native chapter has completed include Fitzgerald was observed extremely combative at driving under the influ- as of yet there is no finding of guilt. Wednesday, Oct. 18 Plant Sale at Edison Community Habitat for Humanity landscapes in weaving and not main- the site and after being ence. College this weekend. Harlem Heights, Sabal Palms and taining a single lane on taken to SPD. He failed the field • Kimberley M. MacDrmott of Fort Myers was Charleston Park; hammock and the causeway. In fact, in addition to sobriety test and; blew a Friday, Oct. 13 the golf courses should contact city hall if they plan cited at midnight for driving 55 MPH on San-Cap From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on lakefront plantings at the college. When stopped she being charged with dri- .124 and .135 on the to continue early morning mowing. Road and a short time later Eugene Carl Elverd of fumbled for her license, • An Isabel drive resident requested assistance in Saturday, in the parking lot south of Also looked at will be design and ving under the influence breath test. He was Fort Myers was clocked at 54 MPH in the same her eyes were observed removing a dead possum from his kitchen. • At 9:30 a.m. Vincent Albert Pagano of Pinellas of the Summerlin entrance to the installation of road shoulders, and having an open con- booked and taken to Lee location. to be glassy and there Park was cited for driving 55 MPH on the causeway. college, over 150 different species beachfront plantings along the tainer in the car, he was County Jail. was a strong odor of also charged with crimi- • Edward G. Bischoff of Sanibel was ticketed for of native plants suitable to all south northern approach to the On Oct. 20 Curtis • SPD responded to a call from 7/11 about a pos- alcohol about her person. nal mischief for the Vincent Gates of Sanibel driving 60 MPH on Middle Gulf Drive where the • George Henry Davis of Fort Myers Beach was Florida environments will, be on Caloosahatchee Bridge, and land- sible drunk driver. The individual was in the store Three beer bottles were physical damage he did was observed weaving speed limit is 30 MPH. cited for failure to yield to bicycle in crosswalk after and appeared to be intoxicated but was not seen display and for sale. scaping of the Pine Island found in the car. to the interview room at down Periwinkle and hitting a Sanibel resident. behind the wheel by either the complainant or the Representatives of the society Historical Museum. • Prateek Godhoke of Lutz, Florida was cited for After failing a field police headquarters. He "failing to maintain his responding officer. He was transported to his home will be available to answer ques- An ongoing project of exotic following to closely pursuant to an accident in • Agnieszka Scibisz of For Myers was cited for and his car was towed by Island Garage. sobriety test and surren- was transported to the vehicle in the proper which Godhoke's car hit Fort Myers resident Laurie having no driver's license and an expired tag follow- tions concerning landscape planting plant removal and habitat restora- dering her license, she Lee County jail. lane. J. Schlecht's vehicle while she was attempting to and design for butterflies and tion at the Calusa Nature Center was taken to SPD for a Donna Christine ing a fender-bender in the fishing pier parking lot. Thursday, Oct. 19 When stopped he turn into Pine Tree Drive. Godhoke then struck a His passenger Henry K. Niebylski of Fort Myers wildlife using native plants. will also be focused on. breath test (.13 and .14), Evancic was arrested at appeared intoxicated and tree. was also cited for having a suspended license in his Proceeds from the sale will be booked for DUI and the same time for pos- emitted a strong odor of possession. • John A. Gavin of Sanibel was cited fro driving The Coccoloba Chapter has a used to help finance future commu- 50 MPH on Tarpon Bay Road. remanded to Lee County session of less than 20 alcohol. After failing the • Paul Albert Sanders, Jr. of Sanibel was cited for strong commitment to the commu- nity projects to educate and encour- jail. grams of marijuana field sobriety test and excessive speed and an expired license tag on San- • Leonard Michael Dierking of For Myers Beach nity and has cooperated with many age the planting of native plants. Christopher John A visitor from blowing .112 and .107 Cap Road. was ticketed for driving 62 MPH on San-Cap Road. • A local resident complained of mopeds in vio- lation of the city ordinance prohibiting their travel community projects offering design For additional information, contact Evancic Sanibel, was Switzerland, Alexander on the breath test, he was on Main Street north of Center Street. The rental and installation of native land- Rob Irving at 472-1932. observed weaving and Karl Ruegg, was seen to arrested and transported • Gerald P. Hogan of Fort Myers received a cita- Monday, Oct. 16 crossing the double yel- be "drifting," failing to to Lee County Jail. tion for driving 59 MPH on the causeway. company states that this individual calls to complain regularly when the vehicles are in fact in the middle low line on Tarpon Bay stay in her lane, and pro- He was also cited for • A young raccoon was removed from a Sanibel of the intersection before reaching the sign. Road on Oct, 19. Heceeding at 54 m.p.h. on possession of under 20 resident's house and returned to the wild. Saturday, Oct 14 Investigation is continuing. Winners of wildlife refused both the field San-Cap Road. When grams of marijuana, • Keith A Maniscalco of North Fort Myers, David • M. L. Strickland of Cape Coral received a tick- • Officers responded to a call about a 3-foot alli- I •" 1 Hosmonek of Skokie, Illinois, Paul A. Armstead of gator at a location on West Gulf Drive. The animal photo contest announced et for driving 54 MPH on San-Cap Road. York, Pennsylvania and Leroy Ellison Starrett of Circle the name of the team you think will win each game. For the game showed no fear of humans and was actively aggres- The winners in the J.N. "Ding" Sanibel's own Mary D. McCoy. of the week circle the team you think will win — and the total number of Cape Coral were all cited for excessive speed on the sive toward a passersby. The officers were unable to • Theodore Lee Pickering of Fort Myers was causeway. In addition Starrett had in his possession Darling National Wildlife Refuge's "The winning entries were selected points (over/under) that will be scored in the game. The person with the best cited for speeding too fast for conditions (water over capture the animal and indicated in their report that annual amateur wildlife photography record for, the week wins this week's prize. If there is a tie between twp or a suspended driver's license. it had probably been previously fed. from 90 submissions from 15 states, the roadway). contest were announced on Friday. two foreign countries and Canada," more players the total score (over/under) in the game of the week will serve • Michael E. Sherrod of Cranberry Township, as the tie-breaker. • After SPD was unable to contact a local securi- The blue ribbon and a $50 gift cer- said Win Kloosterman, coordinator for • Lamar Smith Stokes, Jr. of Sanibel was stopped Pennsylvania, reported that $200 damage had been tificate from Harmon Photo & Video the event. for driving with an expired tag. ty company, an officer on the scene determined that Professional done to his rented vehicle while it was parked and were taken by Miriam L. Hursey of All photographs had to be taken College that the other driver had left the scene. the telephone cables had been cut during construc- • Kathleen Murphy Warner of Fort Myers was tion on Periwinkle Way. Montgomery Village, Maryland, for within the refuge during the past year. Buccaneers at Oilers Temple at Miami cited for driving 63 MPH on the causeway. • Susan Burson Siler of Fort Myers was cited for her shot of a great egret. Judges for the contest were Judy and driving 53 MPH on Causeway Road where the limit • Early in the afternoon police received a com- Second place and a $25 gift certifi- Dick Harmon, owners of Harmon Dolphins at Bills Georgia at Florida • At 6:30 p.m. SPD responded to a call about a is 30 MPH. plaint from the Lake Murex area about Mosquito cate from Bailey's was awarded to Photo; Chip Hoffman, proprietor of man passed out near a vehicle in Gulfside Place. No Control's choppers extended presence over the area. I Alan Tietjen of Titusville, Florida for Tarpon Bay Recreation Area; and Jaguars at Steelers Boston Coll. at Notre Dame Mosquito Control was contacted and the pilot one was found. • Jerry Lynn Davis was cited for driving on a sus- his tri-colored heron, and third went to Wolfgang Stahl, a volunteer with the Browns at Bengals Wake Forest at Duke pended license and arrested on an active warrant fol- advised to move. Terry Keller's shot of a pied-billed "Ding" Darling Society who writes for Sunday, Oct. 15 lowing an accident at Pick Kwik caused by his grebe. the German tourist market. Cowboys at Falcons Nebraska at Colorado improper backing. • At 8:40 in the evening Walter Robert Arnold of Terry lives in Fort Myers. Fifty-one of the entries, including • At 8:45 a.m. SPD was contacted by a resident of Fort Myers was cited for 61 MPH on San-Cap Road and five minutes later Fred Lachotski of Honorable mentions were awarded to the prize-winners, are on display in the the Dunes subdivision about the loud lawn mowing Tuesday, Oct. 17 Stephen J. Taylor of Cleveland Ohio, refuge visitor center and will remain taking place. An officer met with the golf course Amsterdam, The Netherlands was cited for 62. Wolf Weber of New York City and up until the first of the year. manager who agreed to talk to the complainant. • A Punta Gorda resident reported minor damage GAME OF THE WEEK, Monday, Oct. 30 to his 1991 Honda while it was parked at a local • Carrie J. Chambers of Sanibel received tickets The officer subsequently discovered that Sanibel resort. for having her tag light out, an improper tag on the Bears at Vikings Resolution 95-72 allowing mowing occasionally car and carrying no proof of insurance. starting at 6 a.m. had expired on Oct. 4 and that all • Joel M. Cain of Fort Myers was cited for driving Please recycle this . Total Points Scored

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CAMPAIGN FUND Altamonte Springs & Sanford STATE CERTIFIED GENERAL CONTRACTOR Paid for by the Campaign Committee for Dick Walsh #CG C0O7963 r Tuesday. Oct. 24.1995 THE ISLANDER 9 Letters Tuesday, Oct. 24,1995 8 Commentary unique character? Didn't it have a employees on Sanibel and long term To the editor: stated that I had received no feedback vision of low population and building tenants of the Island properties. from City Hall on letters to the coun- density? I have had the opportunity to meet In today's society, we are too often cil. This was a mistake! Firsthand, we witnessed the old the majority of the owners and besieged by differences. Differences On June 5, 1995, Mayor Kain sent boy network's approach to develop- renters who have benefitted from in opinion, political views, racial, me a letter explaining that my recom- Yes, they can do seafood property in Florida ment. An approach that helped turn below-market housing. These are the philosophical, and so on. We have mendations on the employee pay Long Island, N.Y. into a concrete people who participate as volunteers Republican against Democrat, package had been forwarded to the Commentary You know I don't usually write about restaurants, parking lot. Poor Cape Cod has no in island fund raisers, who get them- Liberal against Conservative. We consultants for their consideration. but we haven't had a stove for about a week (cause of vision. Since there is no such thing selves and their children involved in have wars which are initiated due to In our rush to leave for the North I the remodeling, you know). So, we've had to eat out as "controlled growth", the zealous, Softball, volleyball, soccer, T-ball, a difference in race, religion, or just simply had forgotten about this letter. quite a few times and have had some really non-edi- amoral developers have already basketball, who put untold hours into opinion. Ultimately, these differ- I would like to take this opportuni- By Kristie Anders ble food. ISLANDERS begun to turn it into the big ugly. the annual Fourth of July parades, ences will lead to our downfall. ty to apologize to Mayor Kain for There is one place where we always ate when we The Cape's old boy network will WHO ARE THE LIFEBLOOD OF It would be illogical to expect this any discomfort I may have caused came down on vacation, because it had reasonable NOTES wheel and deal, wink here and there, THIS ISLAND. intolerance to vanish altogether, how- him. while turning a handsome profit. What is in the minds of Walsh and prices and good food (and, remember, when we were By Betty O'Neal ever, we can perform accordingly to on vacation, we couldn't afford to eat out either). We Sanibel is, hopefully, our last his supporters when they say that obtain desirable results for our Curt Stendahl hadn't been there in a while and weren't sure about refuge from that mindless overdevel- they don't want these people here futures. One such example is the Lot for lot..land for land.., going. But we were getting pretty depressed about opment. It is — and must be kept — anymore? Why would they no longer upcoming election between Mr. Dick To the editor: the quality of the fish we had been getting other gusting noises - loud enough for the waitress to hear a special place. support below-market housing? Walsh and Mr. Bailey. Therefore, we view the upcoming What does this say about YOU if you Both have much to offer. I feel the I am still interested in City gov- The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation places. because she came over laughing to say she was glad City Council race with great interest. support Dick Walsh? length of one's residence on the ernment, and community representa- Foundation (SCCF) is the single largest private Okay, we gave up and decided to try one last he was enjoying the food that he had worried so Never having met either candidate, Please don't let Sanibel become Island does not erase all other aspects tion for Sanibel. land-holder on Sanibel Island. To date, over place, the place we had always counted on for a much about. He told her he sure hoped the oysters we evaluated each of them solely on elitist, unfriendly, and uncaring. Tell of the person, nor does it automati- I was saddened to hear of Daphne 1,100 acres of wildlife habitat have been pre- decent price and edible food. worked, since he wasn't 18 years old anymore. She the issues before deciding who to Dick Walsh that you don't agree and cally entitle that person to installa- Miller's resignation from Council. served through the collective efforts of SCCF. We went to the Lazy Flamingo. My other half had got a kick out of that too. support. Our choice is very clear. don't approve. VOTE FOR FRAN- tion. Both candidates will be under Due to added responsibilities in The Foundation is dedicated to the preservation a really hard time trying to decide what to eat, but I was really pleased to find that the one place that On the issues - DICK WALSH. CIS BAILEY. scrutiny for the next couple of weeks. the private sector, I cannot run for the of natural resources and wildlife habitat on and since they were out of grouper, I knew I would have we had always counted on still had good food. It Dick has a well articulated vision To decide which man is best suited vacancy, but urge all qualified City around the islands. Members, donors, volunteers the mesquite grilled mahi-mahi. seems that almost every time we'd been out to eat for Sanibel. His opponent has Janet McBee for the position on council is what we voters to go to the polls on and friends have assured the success of this orga- He finally decided on a dozen steamed oysters and lately, his meal was the one that was overcooked or "none". NONE? Enough said. as the public must do. November 7th. nization for almost 30 years. 1/2 pound of shrimp, worrying the whole time that ruined in some way. He said he wished he had gotten Sanibel Dick will not vote to permit Short term vacancies are impor- In its land inventory are four parcels and a they'd be overcooked, dried out and tough since the bucket of two dozen oysters. (Although, he prob- It has been declared by both men growth that jeopardizes our island's tant, and full term election is just house — held separate and apart from the that's what had happened at all the other places (pity ably could have eaten 4 dozen!) To the editor: that they are primarily concerned environment, or one that adversely around the corner. remaining 1,100-plus acres. I can't name them!). I don't see how anybody can eat those things - I'd with the Island of Sanibel and its bet- impacts on this already fragile barrier As a year-round resident for the I think the best candidate to work One parcel, believe it or not, is out-of-state Oh well, get to the point, already. choke if I tried - but I sure was happy we finally terment. This is agreed on, how they island ecology. Meanwhile, his last nine years, and a lover of for us on City Council during the property: SCCF holds half-interest in 55 acres Okay, my mahi-mahi was great (I knew it would found a good dinner during our reconstruction woes. proceed to do this is not. I feel that opponent asks us to trust his Sanibel, it is hard for me to even transition is Francis Bailey. located near Powder Springs, Georgia, about 20 be). And his oysters and shrimp must've been won- Mr. Bailey can best serve the Island instincts. Pardon me, what kind of a comment on Francis Bailey, his 18 he loves by stepping aside and allow- He has experience and is a highly miles west of Atlanta. The donor noted on the derful because people walking by or sitting at other Betty O 'Neal, a full-time resident of Sanibel, position is that? Never trust a politi- years of previous service to Sanibel ing Mr. Walsh to proceed, with Mr. respected community leader - who deed transfer that he received "love and affec- tables began watching him enjoy his food. writes about things she hears, sees or experiences in cian with a blank check - especially and the only home he's ever had. Bailey as a consultant for the city, has given more back to his communi- tion" in return for the property. It WAS pretty funny...He had butter and Parmesan everyday life. Soooo, if you don't want her to write if it is yours. However, I feel so strongly that rather than taking a seat on City ty than anyone I know. All of the parcels, plus the house, were given dripping off his chin and he was making really dis- about you, watch out what you say — or feed her!. Dick Walsh has no business inter- Dick Walsh is the man we need to fill Council. The Island can benefit from Francis Bailey uses good judge- to SCCF for the specific purpose of resale. The ests on our island. There are no hid- the seat vacated by Daphne Miller, I both of them joining together for the ment, and is always thinking and act- three island parcels are buildable lots - two in den agendas. We believe he shares must write. sake of the Island and all of its ing for the betterment of Sanibel. Brightwater subdivision and one on Wild Lime our dream. Dick represents a vote I met Dick Walsh when he was the cohabitants. Those of you who supported me in Drive. In all five cases, the donors expect the Letters for Sanibel Island's future, not a nos- chairman of McSpoil and I was a the last campaign, please give your properties to be sold and the proceeds dedicated It is time for some new faces and talgic trip into its past. worker on the committee. Truly, I've support to Francis Bailey now. to carrying forth the Foundation's mission. new voices to be heard, and Mr. never met a man with such energy The house at 402 Tiree Circle is currently Support for both BaWey and Walsh pours in Walsh has been ever-present at the and dedication! It was a very plea- In the future,-I may be a candidate being leased but is on the market for $280,000. George & Nancy Madison majority of meetings and has educat- surable and worthwhile experience to again, but for now please go to the The three-bedroom, two-bath ground floor home To the editor: sents the business interests of the islands. Sanibel ed himself on pertinent matters of the help get approximately 15,000 signa- polls and vote for Francis Bailey for has over 1800 square feet and a caged pool. The "Island. We should not forget the past M tures against McDonald's and to be Sanibel City Council. proceeds from the sale of the house are targeted City Council candidate Dick Walsh strongly Del Hanner voices, that is not what is being sug- part of Dick's team. I'm sure he'll for land acquisition. opposes any form of negative campaigning. Sanibel To the editor: gested, but, we can achieve accord, work very hard to maintain the Deana Turner The land acquisition program at SCCF recent- Therefore, he deplores letters to the editor that and allow these two men to do what ambiance and lifestyle that made me 1994 City Council Candidate ly depleted most of its funds through the pur- attack his opponent in a personal manner. Although I have many reasons of it is they proclaim to be their top pri- want to live here. chase of the 20-plus acres formerly known as the Unfortunately, neither Walsh nor his campaign To the editor: why I will be voting for Francis ority; Preserve and Protect the Island. Begraft property located across the street and committee can prevent individuals with a particu- Bailey for City Council, the issue Let's bring a new, fresh, and bal- north of the Sanibel Elementary School. The lar ax to grind from submitting such letters to the A few weeks ago I attended a Student Advisory closest to my heart is below-market anced view to Sanibel with a vote for Sandy Qsborne l' Foundation also purchased three acres on Dixie press. Committee meeting at the Sanibel Elementary housing. Dick Walsh. Sdrii&eT -Art-Lives H I am appalled that there are resi- Beach Boulevard and acquired through donation School. I was pleased to see that Francis Bailey Art Stevens will return to his dents, and owners of property,"on Jan McNaughton a one-quarter interest in 14 acres on Bowen Maggie Greenberg was a part of that committee. Francis never hesi- usual spot on The Islander Op/Ed Bayou. The balance of the interest has been Dick Walsh Campaign Committee tates when asked to serve the Sanibel community. Sanibel who are against this concept Sanibel To the editor: page following the Nov. 7 elec- No doubt he has the knowledge and experience to and the opportunity that it provides tion. So© COMMENTARY, page 9 once again be our city councilman. to people who have been long time In a recent letter to the editor I To the Editor: I'm proud to say that I serve on the school com- mittee with Francis. I take as much pride in saying Election Day, October 7th, is less than three that I'll be voting for Francis Bailey on November weeks away, and Francis Bailey, in our opinion, is 7th. 3 Commentary Do you have the better choice of the two men running for the open seat on City Council. Marty Horrify incentive has been made available to Therefore, if you happen to be Evelyn and I have known him for most of the 20 pledged to the Foundation over the raising means.; something to say? Sanibel the Realtor who sells one or all of these perusing the deed transfer columns in years we have lived on Sanibel, and there is no next several years by Dr. Walter • Sanibel Bayou's Wild Lime Drive lots. the newspaper and you read that the finer person in this community. Along with his Walker and his wife, Elaine. These Lot #96 was donated to the Foundation Realtors are an important link in our Foundation has sold land, do not be THE ISLANDER welcomes letters generosity and devotion to the community about recent acquisitions bring more land for resale with no specific designation To the editor: community. The first impression any alarmed - instead, rejoice! It means which you have all read, he has a strength of char- within contiguous boundaries making for the proceeds. It is priced at to the editor and guest commen- new resident or property owner has that the original intent of the gifted acter seldom found in people these days. habitat restoration easier for land man- $89,000. We recently became full-time Sanibel Island regarding the islands generally comes land has been carried out and funds taries. All submissions must con- That strength shows up in ways which have agement and more meaningful for There are other Foundation lands residents, having moved from Cape Cod, Mass, from Realtors and, in recognition of will be available to the Foundation to tain the writer's name, address always greatly impressed me. He is honest, forth- wildlife. dotted throughout subdivisions NOT and before that, Long Island, N.Y. We own our their vital role, SCCF will once again carry forth its mission. If you are a right, and just; three traits with which few public Here is a description of the three designated for resale. Lands given to and phone number for verification. home, but little else. This island represents a this fall sponsor a half-day workshop Realtor interested in knowing more officials are endowed. island lots for sale by the Foundation: SCCF in trust that they will be man- dream come true - an island with a strong environ- exclusively for Realtors. about the properties or the workshop, The right to edit letters is reserved In the eight years in which I served on Council • On Tiree Circle is Brightwater lot aged to preserve wildlife and habitat mental commitment. After all, didn't Sanibel The workshop begins with a trolley give us a call at 472-2329. by the editor. with him he displayed these characteristics again #16, on the market for $115,000. The are conserved in perpetuity. become a city twenty-five years ago to preserve its ride around Sanibel, highlighting and again. I trust Francis Bailey to do what is best proceeds from this sale are ear-marked Many are protected through deed If you are part of this island commu- Opinions expressed by the stipulations and other legal means. The Foundation land holdings and the nity and want to know more about for Sanibel, and what is fair for the people who for land acquisition; land is the most enduring legacy the resulting contribution and benefit to the SCCF, stop by the Nature Center and writer(s) of the letters, commen- come before Council. • Brightwater Lot #23 on St. Kilda Conservation Foundation can provide community. the Native Plant Nursery on Sanibel- I don't believe we can ask for more in a City Road was donated to the Foundation taries or columns are not neces- to future generations of humanity and A special question and answer peri- Captiva Road. Councilman. for the specific purpose of resale, and Please limit Letters wildlife. od allows Realtors to learn more about sarily those of THE ISLANDER the proceeds are earmarked for the You can learn more about the land specific wildlife/habitat protection long term preservation of the It is worth repeating that all of these holdings of the Foundation, as well as Evelyn and Mike Klein - to the editor and guest efforts in a panel discussion featuring staff. Send your comments to: Foundation. It too is priced at lots and the house were given to the those of the City and the wildlife Sanibel Erick Lindblad, SCCF's executive To the editor: $115,000. The Preservation Fund is Foundation with the expectation of refuge, from a giant map which illus- Editorials to 500 and 1000 : director, and Dr. Rob Loflin, Natural dedicated to assuring the future of the resale. Bob Vartdal has assisted the trates all of the conserved lands on the THE ISLANDER Resources Director for the City of Foundation through endowments, Foundation in securing an open listing islands. SCCF may just be one of your P.O. Box S6 Sanibel, FL 33957 Remember folks, Dick Walsh represents the words respectively. for these properties. An additional cash Sanibel. Lunch follows the discussion. neighbors! S interests of the homeowners! His opponent repre- deferred giving, grants and other fund- Tuesday. Oct. 24.1995 THE ISLANDER 11 10 THE [SLANDER Tuesday, Oct. 24.1995 A must have? The Lucretia Borgia Cookbook Council and guests applaud Assistant Police Chief By Anne Bellew should really be given back to the city. - Islander staff writer "I wouldn't have been here today if it CHICKEN PROVENCALE FOR FOUR I have a modest collection of cookbooks and like were not for the people of Sanibel," he most collectors own a few slightly "offbeat" ones. WHAT'S The first order of business at last said. "All I have been given comes Fun to read but not too useable. I am torn between 4 tablespoons olive oil week's City Council meeting was the right back here. Since 1985 when you "The Road Kill Cookbook, Volume 1, Redneck COOKING? 1 cup onion, diced presentation by the Mayor of a first subsidized my education, this city Style" and "The Road Kill Cookbook, Volume 2, 4 medium garlic cloves, minced Proclamation expressing "profound and its people have been giving to me Gourmet Style." The latter title is especially intrigu- By Bobbie Sharp 128 ounce can peeled tomatoes, chopped gratitude" to Assistant Police Chief ... and I dedicate all of it, all the exper- ing. Another "goody" is "The Lucretia Borgia zest of one orange Lew Phillips for his 20 years of service tise you have given me, to you." Cookbook." 1 tablespoon oregano to the people of At that point his voice broke, he A fascinating but slightly difficult female, she had dinner party was worth attending unless a version 2 bay leaves "Anybody Sanibel shook his head a little, and asked, trouble with the first two husbands. But then we all was served. One paragraph is devoted to amourettes paprika Phillips was "Anybody ever seen me tear up have our little problems. Her first marriage was which you treat the same way as cervelles (as any Salt & pepper ever seen one of the first before?" A firm, quiet "Yes!" from the annulled, 1 imagine her father, Alfonso Borgia, Pope fool would know). 2 large whole chicken breasts, boneless, employees audience brought a smile to everyone when they realized the answer had Calixtus III, helped her with the annulment. The less One chapter I especially adore is on garnishes. skinless & cut in half me tear hired by the come from Lew's mom, seated in the said about the demise of her second husband the bet- Well my dears as most of you know by now I swear angel hair pasta then-fledgling up audience. ter, t depends on which book you have read. by minced parsley, chives, cilantro, etc. or croutons. cilantro, minced for garnish City of Sanibel Phillips, his family, most of Sanibel His death was a bit uncertain. Just use your imagi- The Dutchess's favorite garnish was, well read on. before?" in October, Heat two tablespoons of the oil in a large heavy 1975. He has Police Department, many friends and nation. When Lucretia was married the third time he Bouquetiere. pan placed over medium heat. Add onions and garlic, since dedicated well-wishers later left MacKenzie Hall turned out to be "the love of her life", The Duke of I will now translate that. Artichoke bottoms filled cook stirring until wilted. — Lew 41,600 hours and moved on to the Community Frrrara. All became sweetness and light. Her kind- with carrot and turnip balls, diced French beans, peas Phillips of service to Center where Barbara Weiss, Chief ness and piety won the hearts of all and sundry. At and small heaps of cauliflower coated with hol- Add tomatoes with the juice, zest, oregano, bay Plager's Administrative Secretary, had , Ion;- last she found true happiness. To this day there landaise sauce and tiny chateau potatoes. This is a leaves, paprika, salt and pepper. Cook stirring until : the City in all created what some called a luxurious it. a very famous dessert in Italy named "Lucretias GARNISH? To me it is a whole meal. the sauce thickens. Heat the rest of the oil in a saute capacities of brunch. Councilman Ray Judah praised Wedding Cake." The Duke actually survived it. This is just the beginning. For a game garnish you pan placed over medium heat. law enforcement. Lew, and the chiefs and other represen- My favorite of all my cookbooks is so esoteric it is serve small tartlets which are then garnished with Cook the chicken about five minutes per side After opening Phillips was present- tatives of several neighboring law just plain fun to read. I bought this slender volume woodcock souffle and truffles. according to the thickness. ed with the Luc Century sculpture and enforcement bodies joined the crowd ye-- ago in London at Hatchards — the most mar- Naturally Chef Saulnier had an army of underlings When done place the pasta on a warm serving some flowers by his children; he gra- offering the well-known "Sanibel cop" v.-: :u:."bookstore. to do the dog work and to bully. He had to plan, platter and put the chicken around it. ciously declared the proclamation "i he title of this "gem" is "Le Repertoire De La oversee, instruct and make the Duke and Duchess Nap with the sauce and do not forget to remove Cuisine" by Chef L. Saulnier. He was employed by happy as they were perfectionist. He seemed to have the bay leaves, before serving garnish with the the Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe, If you are done his job extremely well. cilantro. interested in how to make Jugged Hare/aren't we all, Now that I have had my fun and you have had a Bobbie Sharp, a long-time island resident, has WINK Haunted Children's Center, Periwinkle turn to page 171. How about Savouries? No English history lesson try the very practical chicken dish. been serving up delectable dishes for years. House offers a Place Scaring Up Fun For Halloween howling good time The Children's Education Center of the Islands all sales to the Children's Education Center of the and Periwinkle Place shopping center are concocting Islands. Mangrove debate has Adventurous souls will be subjected to a whole an afternoon of tricks and treats on Sunday, October (g)host of tricks and treats at the 1995 WINK 29. Organized by parent volunteers from the Cost will be $3 for the "The Hunt for Halloween" Haunted Walk at the Calusa Nature Center and preschool, the thrills and chills will take place from and $3 for the magic show. A $5 ticket will gain Hinds caught in middle Planetarium. The event, now in its 14th year, will 1 to 4 p.m. at the shopping center. admission to both. Halloween photos will cost $3 take place on the grounds of the center on October each. By Anne Bellew were in effect that protected man- 21,22,26-31. Activities will include: Numerous island businesses have already entered Islander staff writer groves. Now those legal protections Scary creatures will greet visitors brave enough to the competition to carve the scariest, most outra- have been eliminated because of venture out on the haunted boardwalk. For the faint • 1 p.m. — "The Hunt to Save Halloween", a trea- geous and funniest pumpkins. At the end of the At last Thursday's J.N. "Ding" changing values in the state legisla- of heart, the center's Natural History Museum will sure-hunt game in which participants will search for afternoon, the jack-o-lanterns will be given to cos- Darling National Wildlife ture. be open with special exhibits, opportunities to get up the sleeping Halloween fairy in hopes of awakening tume parade participants. Conservation Council The area in question close and personal with slithering snakes, and a Gift her in time to save the haunting holiday. The origi- Bailey's General Store has provided a shiny new meeting, Refuge involves the entire length Shop stocked with scary holiday items. An enter- nal story and game were written by Children's bicycle that will be raffled off; tickets will be three Manager Lou Hinds said of the fourth fairway on taining Laser Light Spook Show will be featured in Center parent Maxine Fisher. for $5. he had met twice with the water side, from a the Planetarium.- In addition, children will have • 2:15 p.m. — A costume parade All proceeds from the Halloween festival will environmental consul- height of eight feet to a opportunities to play in a bounce house and create • 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. — A magic and juggling show help pay for scholarships, capital improvements and daily operations at the non-profit preschool. tant Dick Workman, height of 18 feet — what IWflr tsl V ^ sand art, and everyone will be able to soothe hunger by Tricks 'n' Treats, the father-and-son team from Paul Scoggins and John is euphemistically called a Nrjl * i pangs with a variety of food available for purchase. the Gulf Coast Institute of Juggling Since 1974 the Children's Education Center of the Naumann of the "window. Admission fees for the Walk include admission to • 2:45 p.m. — Pumpkin judging Islands has served young families that live and/or Sanctuary development No trees will be cut the Museum and will be $5 for teens and adults and • Throughout the afternoon Periwinkle Place mer- work on Sanibel and Captiva. From 8:30 a.m. to 3 concerning the trimming down or killed; only side $3 for children 12 and under. Tickets for the chants will hand out treats to spooks and princesses p.m. Monday through Friday, the center provides an of mangroves along the trimming will be allowed. Planetarium Spook Show will cost $ 1. Prices for alike. Polaroid photographs — put your face inside environment of educational and social experiences to fourth hole of the golf Hinds' goal is to reduce food and beverages will range from 50 cents to our giant pumpkin cut-out, or pose in your costume prepare children ages 2,3, and 4 for their introduc- course. The area in Refuge manager Lou leafy matter, limbs, twigs $2.50, and the extra children's activities will cost on a bale of hay — will be taken all afternoon, too. tion to kindergarten. A few spaces remain open this question adjoins the Hinds and aerial rootlets (the between $1 and $2.50. The festivities will run from • And Macintosh Book Shop will have a booth fall. For information about scholarships, tuition and refuge near Blind Pass. biomass) of only 25-30 7 p.m. to 10 p.nx each evening. offering dozens of books, including an array of titles registration call Director Rosemary McConkey at Hinds is legally bound to allow percent. The upper canopy of smaller The WINK Haunted Walk is the largest single having to do with Sanibel and Captiva, written 472-4538. branches and leaves should remain Mangroves, like these, along the fourth hole of The Sanctuary golf course, may specifically for children from preschool through some trimming because wording have to be rimmed. fund-raising event of the year for the Calusa Nature authorizing a "right-of-view" is con- above the "window." Center and Planetarium. WINK-TV and WINK 96.9 grade five. The book store will donate 25 percent of tained within the warranty deed that "And," Hinds added, "they wanted about being in the "middle." He indi- continue as media partners for the event. Sponsors transferred the property from to start last week and are calling reg- cated that no permits would be issued Did your of the event include Gulf Disposal Inc., Hughes, Sanctuary Residential Properties, ularly to ask where their permits are." until he received written opinions on subscription run out? Snell & Co., and Coca-Cola. Over 15,000 children Deccwoiirtg Den I Ltd., to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife The new so-called Mangrove the matter from City Attorney Bob and adults are expected to take part. All proceeds Service. Protection Act does not go into effect Pritt, the Sanctuary's lawyer, and If so, call Barb to from the event will help fund the center's education- FALL HOME SALE During original negotiations, until Dec. 13. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service regional renew, at 472-5185. al programs and exhibits during the coming year. stricter state laws and city ordinances Hinds expressed great distress counsel. 'S'"* "Collectibles In Country Charm" The Deadline for The Islander is the Seniors group needs 472-5800 "ReCreation of the 19th century General Store" Friday before publication at noon. YOUR LOAN IS APPROVED! EXCLUSIVE® fleamarketers Fax us at 472-5302. RENT BOATS EQUITY is our only concern. If you've been turned SANIBEL & CAPTIVA AFGHANS Sanibel-Captiva Seniors Inc. will hold their JENSEN'S TWIN PALM down for a loan on your home due to credit or income SUMMER SALE Now IN PROGRESS first season flea market on Saturday, Nov. 25, 9 RESORT AND MARINA reasons, look no further, 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Civic Center on Library Way, DO YOU MEED HELP FOEs Sanibel. RYAN C. 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We can close in Oct. 29,1995 Jewelry, Wall Hangings, Shell Lamps, '% 7W|HBa B8 i Phone us for an appointment at Lilliput Lane Cottages, Melodies in Motion items of all kinds as well as garage and attic resale •' * ™ Spip y0Ur residence. with Deep Tissue Massage a Dreamsickles & so much more! tables. More crafters are in demand. Fabulous Shelling on Deserted Beaches • a few days. No up front fees. Application taken by phone. '/ - 'VISA, MASTER CARD, DECORATING DEN CARD MQN.-FR». 9-8, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 11-5 Refreshments and a bake sale will be available. MC/Visa Accepted P| 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY, 395-0888 » Excellent Fishing Area CUSTOM FINANCE-1*11*MA*772-2700 : For more information and to reserve a table call (941) 490-6403 Gift Certificates Available CAROLGAGNON (941) 472-6551 •» WESHIPUPS M By Appointment Florida License* MA 0019479 Join our long list of satisfied customers. Jan at 472-6989. CAPTIVA IS. 472-5800 ^•w^t Eff^fue^di^r: Get. 24; 1995 • New lures: Some good, some bad, some not so new Tuesday, there seems to be sides for several models. The popu- Oct. 24,1995 Cityside 13 Plug fishing is a term anglers use when throwing FISHING lar series members are the 7M, the 52M and the 65M just about any artificial other than live bait, and the models. true plugs were made from wood. Today some of the LINES If I had to guess, I would imagine that the lures best fishermen still depend upon this kind of lure, have caught just about as many fish as any in Florida. Briefs only now the plugs have evolyed into plastic finishes. By Capt. Mike Fuery No matter what action or depth the various models Sanibel to withdraw from Creek Chub, Heddon plugs and Pike lures of the give in the water, selection of the color combination extended property line) Department staff that the 1950s and '60s have evolved into the modern plastic is important. Skyscraper does not leave enough applicant for such repairs Regional Water Supply Authority versions with names like the Bomber, the Rapala The standard red head/white body is always a pro- docks receive room for most people to should demonstrate that series and a favorite of Florida anglers, the torn in colder times, so the deep running plug will be ducer and one of the customers caught several sea first reading negotiate their crafts. I all alternatives to a sea- By Anne Bellew for it," commented Davison. "It's MirrOlure. There's a lot to choose from and this a good choice. The Zara Spook plug is about the trout to my one while I used a gold spoon recently. think you ought to at wall had been examined Islander staff writer true, we may have to go back to them week as we enter the first weeks of real fall weather, strangest looking thing, resembling a short cigar in You might want to add a MirrOlure which is City. Council declared least consider a 30-foot prior to the granting of a in the future looking for water: we might look at a few to stock in that tackle box. metallic paint than a killer lure that it is. black/white/silver—an imitation mullet. a first reading of a pro- limitation." permit. On the recommendation of Marco Island is already looking. But Fall is when I have the best luck with snook on a For long-time saltwater anglers in Florida, few do The company also makes the only small trout imi- posed amendment to the Although considering The matter will have a Councilman Bob Davison, the city's I still recommend withdrawal." flashy, Rat-L-Trap lure. These are designed with not have a "spook" in the tackle box. I like these for tator, a speckled plug in gold or pink which looks Land Development Code the Oct. 17 hearing a first continued first reading representative to the Roger Blind from small BBs inside and it does make a rattling sound as shallow water fishing or casting around oyster bars, like a baby sea trout. I once caught a large snook bringing Sanibel's rules reading, Council did on Nov. 7, as will a pro- Lee County Regional Island Water you retrieve it through the water on your cast. because the lure stays on top or runs in shallow with one of these stretched from one side of the jaw .into compliance with direct the Planning posed ordinance bringing Water Supply "Why should Association also I like to use this lure with a bait casting outfit, over waters. When you know there are snags, switch from to the other. I still don't know how it got the live bait state law regulating Department's Ken Bowman's Beach Park Authority, Council addressed the ques- a spinning rod, because a quick thumb motion on the the Rat-L-Trap to one of the spooks. Ones with red we were using past the lure and into it's mouth. docks in the bay beach Pfalzer to meet with under City of Sanibel proposed a resolution we pay for tion. "In the near term, spool will set a hook faster. Rat-L-Traps in 1/2 ounce heads and sparkling clear bodies are the best choices. There are still a few companies which really do make zone of the island. Woodring on the lot line parking regulations. to withdraw from the I see no problem at all plugs out of the traditional wood, but most are plastic Authority. Davison had Lee County's in Sanibel's having sizes are best and try to get ones with all silver sides When it comes to a lure which has been made and Ralph Woodring, who issue. and hold up better to fish with teeth. Good fishing previously recom- enough water," he and either a black or blue top. There is one thing to sold in Florida for over 50 years, the MirrOlure folks has lived in and fished In other action problems?" this week and if you are in the market for a good mended that the city said. "We've just spent keep in mind about this lure. It runs deep, right along from the St. Petersburg area are the pioneers at plug from Woodring Point for Seawall Council passed resolu- casting plug, see if you can pick up one of those we limit its financial sup- a year-and-a-half the bottom so be prepared to lose some to snags. The making. This plug is designed with mirrored sides years, pointed out that controversy tions that — Alice Kyllo, on talked about this week. port of the agency to rehabbing the ED company does make a floating version, but I've never and today there's an action for just about any kind of the new height regula- • opposed legislation withdrawing from moves closer to $3,250, the same (electrodialysis) wells had much luck with it. fishing, even the "broken-back wiggle so popular- tions as well as the which would weaken the the authority Capt. Mike Fi}ery, an island resident, is a profes- resolution amount paid last year, Snook will come into the canal systems around the ized by pike and musky fishermen in northern waters. restrictions on locations federal Endangered and now have four islands this time of year and often will hug the bot- When it comes to which model of MirrOlure is best, sional fishing and shelling guide. Species Act; in the face of a "extra" wells. For the of docks relative to prop- Resolving that the • supported the eradi- requested increase to $32,515. "We near and medium term, there'll be no erty lines, would create City could not allow citi- cation of Brazilian pep- already pay taxes to Lee County," he need to dig any wells. .an unnecessary hardship zens houses to fall into The Islander publishes engagement and wedding announcements. per on-island and urged said, "a full $20,000 more, through "And, in the long term," he con- in his particular area. the sea by refusing to If you have found your lifelong fish in the sea let us know, Girl Scout News citizens to assist in the the ad valorum taxes." tinued, "With our technology we can "I have tied up along- permit repairs to sea fight against this poten- Consultation with County handle more saline water - not sea- Send photos and announcements to The Islander, 2407 Periwinkle side my dock for as long walls, City Council con- Junior troop 710 members are looking for- tial ecological disaster; Commissioner Ray Judah indicated water but saltier groundwater. It'll Way, Sanibel, FL 33957. as I can remember - sidered revisions to the ward to a fun and exciting year. The troop, and no objection from the county to the cost more, but there will be no prob- there's not enough space Land Development Code including members Amy Pavelka, Carly Adler, • amended the city's proposed withdrawal and a represen- lem with quantity. The technology Jessica Ogden, Courtney Landl, Hallie Dvorin, off the end. With a five- that would permit repairs tative of the Southwest Florida Water exists. And if water costs more, pe.o- foot-high dock plus the to existing seawalls personnel rales regarding Alison Francis, Trene' Gettings, and their leader the employment of rela- Management District said there was ple will make more of an effort to Elaine Adler, are excited about all there is to do required railing, there's which would not exceed no rationale for Sanibel to continue conserve." Does Your Business Statement no way I can get on or tives so as to delete the on Sanibel. 50 percent reconstruc- to participate. "Let Lee County and Alice Kyllo added succinctly, off my boat," he said. prohibition against pro- tion. those areas and cities who need it go "Why should we pay for Lee Look Like This? "And in rough water that moting a person to a The troop's first field trip will be to CROW In addition, they position where a relative 40-foot spread between adopted the recommen- on November 3. The girls will, be working on docks (20 feet within the may be supervised; requirements to earn a wildlife badge. The dation of the Planning scouts will begin their first community service project by making Christmas ornaments to be sold by CROW. Deadline for Islander city-related news is On Sunday, December 17, the girls are plan- ning a field trip to the Broadway Palm Dinner Friday, at noon, before publication. DICK Theater for a buffet luncheon and to see the play "Aladdin." Two island residents, Cynthia Gibson and WALSH Lys Maxfield, of the Pelican Knitters Knitting Guild, have generously volunteered to teach the DECORATING SINCE 1978 girls knitting skills throughout the year. : Dl SIGN CENTER & His Opponent Both agree that they love Sanibel, BUT If you have a talent or interest you would like ECOR to share with the troop, please call Elaine Adler They differ on Some VERY IMPORTANT ISSUES at 472-9198. "We CreajeBeautifgJJfestyles" J.SH OPPONENT To find out where the Create a strong vision statement opponent stands BLINDS • WOOD • MINI • VERTICAL a CARPET • CERAMIC TILE • CARPET CLEANING • Protect Island's ambiance B ARTS STOREWIDOREWIDEE SSALA E • Preserve wildlife / wetlands ATTEND o AND CRAFTS • Stop beach commercialization COTl'S 60°/c01 • Review weir management policy CANDIDATE SHOW 6 MONTHS NO PAYMENT NO INTEREST • Control "creeping" commercialism NIGHT WEDNESDAY • Support local business ~ Saturday & Sunday " Interiors OCT. 25, 1995 1 October 2d^ & 29* Z • Avoid density increases 7 P.M. - Sanibel Island Community Center- by Pam • Contain BMRH costs at the . 2173 Periwinkle Way I COMMUNITY In-home Shopping • Broaden citizen participation 2 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM - CENTER e Decor To Your Door • Strive for more cost-effective government E Art, Stained Glass, ; filnk 2240 Periwinkle Way • Metal, Crafts, • Dick Walsh gets the facts and does his homework to develop a position, Sanibel Island He Listens! He's Independent! Where There are No Fees! • Jewelry & More. • *See Your Banking Representative for Complete Details • a 395-2525 VOTE DICK WALSH NOV. TTH 16740 San Cartos Boulevard, Fort Myers • Food Available • 2301 Estero Boulevard, Fort Myers Beach • 2495 Palm Ridge Road, Sanibel Island Paid for by Campaign Committee for Dick Walsh.. 14 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Oct. 24.1995 Tuesday. Oct. 24.1995 THE ISLANDER 15

grief recovery meets at 10:30 a.m. at the Sanibel TUESDAY^ OCT. 24 information. SENIORS THEATER — Island Seniors venture to Old CROW TOUR — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife Community Church. Call Topper Schram at 395-0130 OUT-ISLAND CRUISES — Captiva Cruises offers Schoolhouse Theater to see Off Beach Players pro- offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested CROW TOUR — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife or FISH at 472-0404. daily historic cruises to several surrounding islands, duction of "Come Blow Your Horn" at 3 p.m. $8 per (except for members and children 12 and under). Call SEALIFE ENCOUNTER — Miss Paradise cruise runs departing at 10:30 a.m. A nightly Sunset Serenade from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Call 472-8443 for information. offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested person. Call 472-5743 for reservations. 472-3644. (except for members and children 12 and under). Call CHILDREN'S ART — BIG Arts' drawing and painting Cruise is also offered. Cruises depart from South Seas class with Marjorie Bronsted runs from 10:45 a.m. to Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-5300. BRIDGE VIDEO — Island Seniors view video about 472-3644. NATURE CRUISE— Sanibel-Captiva Conservation 12:15 p.m. $8 per session. Call 395-0900 for informa- the game of bridge at 12:30 p.m. at the Island Civic Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise Center. Call 472-5643 for information. SEALIFE ENCOUNTER — Miss Paradise cruise runs tion. ARTHRITIS WATER EXERCISE — Class meets at aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 the Sanibel Rec Center pool at 11 a.m. Call Coby at from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Call 472-8443 for additional p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please SEALIFE ENCOUNTER — Miss Paradise cruise runs CROW TOUR — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife 472-0345 for information. call 472-5300. BRIDGE FOR FUN — Island Seniors session begins information. offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Call 472-8443 for information. at 1 p.m. at the Island Civic Center. Call 472-5743. (except for members and children 12 and under). Call CROW TOUR — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife LINE DANCING — No partners needed to enjoy coun- SUNSET CRUISE — Miss Paradise trip runs from PAINTING & DRAWING — Gale Bennett teaches 472-3644. offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested CAREGIVERS — FISH-sponsored support group try/western line dancing with Island Seniors' instructor 7:30 to 9 p.m. Call 472-8443. class at BIG Arts from 1 to 4 p.m. Call 395-0900 for meets the fourth Tuesday of each month, 10:30 a.m., (except for members and children 12 and under). Call SAILING CRUISES — Thirty-foot sloop Adventure information. David Bennett. Beginners at 1 p.m., advanced at 1:30 SELF IMPROVEMENT — "Twelve Steps for 472-3644. at the home of Topper Schram on Bunting Lane. Call p.m. at Island Civic Center. $2 for members; $4 for Everyone" meets at 11 a.m. at Sanibel Community sails mornings, afternoons and sunsets daily from 395-0130 or 472-0404 for more information. non-members. Call 472-5743. Church. Call 472-2684 for information. Please see next page South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-7532 for AA — Open discussion meeting at 6:30 p.m. at NATURE CRUISE — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation AA — Closed men's discussion meeting at Sanibel AL-ANON — Group meets at noon at Sanibel more information. Captiva Community Center. NATURE CRUISE — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise Congregational United Church of Christ at noon. Community Church. FISHING CRUISE — Miss Paradise fishing cruise runs Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 from 9 a.m. until noon. Call 472-8443 for information. SUNSET CRUISE — Miss Paradise trip runs from aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please SEALIFE ENCOUNTER — Miss Paradise cruise runs SEALIFE ENCOUNTER — Miss Paradise cruise runs 7:30 to 9 p.m. Call 472-8443. p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300. from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Call 472-8443 for information. from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Call 472-8443 for additional SHELLS IN THE FINE ARTS — Original 18th century SAILING CRUISES — Thirty-foot sloop Adventure call 472-5300. information. shell art; shells in literature and photography. Free sails mornings, afternoons and sunsets daily from MARINE BIOLOGY — Marine Habitat Foundation TOT'S ART — Marjorie Bronsted teaches BIG Arts' exhibition with $4 admission to Bailey-Matthews Shell South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-7532 for SUNSET CRUISE — Miss Paradise trip runs from slide show and lecture will be held at Barrier Island course for youngsters 5 to 6 years of age from 1 to 2 Museum; Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. more information. 7:30 to 9 p.m. Call 472-8443. Research Laboratory on Tarpon Bay Road at 5 and 8 p.m. $8 per class. Call 395-0900. Call 395-2233 for information. p.m. Call 472-3558. KAYAK TOURS — Naturalist Brian Houston offers AL-ANON — Group meets at 8 p.m. at Sanibel SCHOOL AGE STORY HOUR — Sanibel Library pro- NATURE CRUISE — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation OUT-ISLAND CRUISES — Captiva Cruises offers daily tour through Buck Key, the gulf and to rookeries Community Church. THURSDAY, OCT. 26 gram for youngsters in kindergarten, first and second Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise daily historic cruises to several surrounding islands, in Pine Island Sound from 'Tween Waters Inn on grades begins at 3 p.m. Call 472-2483. aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 departing at 10:30 a.m. A nightly Sunset Serenade Captiva from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. $35 per per- AA — Closed discussion meeting at Sanibel p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please Cruise is also offered. Cruises depart from South Seas son. Call 472-5161. Congregational United Church of Christ at 8 p.m. LIONS — Island club meets for dinner at 6:30 p.m. at NATURE CRUISE — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation call 472-5300. Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-5300. the Sanibel Community Center. Visiting Lions wel- Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise FITNESS WALKING — Sundial Beach Resort offers MADD - The next General Membership Meeting of come. Call 472-2155. aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 NATURE CRUISE — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), will be at 7:30 COUNTRY LINE DANCING — The American Legion invigorating, morning, walking workout starting at 8 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please Post #123 on Sanibel offers country line dancing Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise a.m. Course varies from beach to nature trails on p.m., 1620 Medical Lane, Ft. Myers. For more infor- OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS — Meeting for those call 472-5300. aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 mation call 936-2902. every Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. The sessions are under Sanibel. $3. for information, call 472-4151, extension people who desire to stop eating compulsively begins the direction of Sandra Dee. Call 472-9979 for infor- p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please 3815. at 7:30 p.m. at St. Isabel's Catholic Church at 3995 WEIGHT WATCHERS — Group meets from 5 to 6 mation. call 472-5300. FRIENDLY FACES LUNCHEON — will be held at Sanibel-Captiva Rd. For information, call 395-0063. noon, at the Vineyard on the Islands, 4115Sanibel p.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. Call 936-0306. AL-ANON — Group meets at 8:30 a.m. at Sanibel SUNSET CRUISE — Miss Paradise trip runs from Community Church. Captiva Rd. Visitors and Islanders are welcome. For AA — Wednesday Women's group meets at 7:30 p.m. more information call 472-4861. FRIDAY, OCT. 27 7:30 to 9 p.m. Call 472-8443. at the Sanibel Congregational Church. WALK IN THE WETLANDS — A guided, exploratory DINNER/MOVIE — Island Seniors enjoy a pbtluck din- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25 AA — Open meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael and All trip through the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation SUNSET CRUISE — Miss Paradise trip runs from AA — Open meeting, 1,1th step discussion, is held at Angels Episcopal Church. ner at 5 p.m. followed by the showing of the movie, Foundation is offered at 8:45 a.m. Meet at the Nature 7:30 to 9 p.m. Call 472-8443. 6:30 p.m. at Sanibel Community Church. "Nell," at 6 p.m. at the Island Civic Center on Library Center prior to the walk. SAILING CRUISES — Thirty-foot sloop Adventure SAILING CRUISES — Thirty-foot sloop Adventure Way. Call 472-5743 for information. SAILING CRUISES — Thirty-foot sloop Adventure sails mornings, afternoons and sunsets daily from sails mornings, afternoons and sunsets daily from ART FOR TEENS — BIG Arts' class taught by sails mornings, afternoons and sunsets daily from 'STEP' IN SHAPE — Marie Mailloux's low impact South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-7532 for Marjorie Bronsted for teens runs from 6:30 to 8:30 South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-7532 for SUNSET CRUISE — Miss Paradise trip runs from exercise class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-7532 for more information. 7:30 to 9 p.m. Call 472-8443. more information. p.m. $9 for single class. Call 395-0900. more information. a.m. at the Sanibel Rec Center. $3 donation request- ed/free babysitting available. Call 395-2543 for infor- KAYAK TOURS — Naturalist Brian Houston offers NA — Narcotics Anonymous group meets at 7 p.m. at KIWANIS — Club members meet for breakfast at 7:30 SANIBEL HAMS — Sanibel Emergency Radio KAYAK TOURS — Naturalist Brian Houston offers mation. daily tour through Buck Key, the gulf and to rookeries Amateur Unit is on the air at 7:30.p.m. Sanibel fre- daily tour through Buck Key, the gulf and to rookeries St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church on a.m. at the Hungry Heron. Visiting Kiwanis welcome. in Pine Island Sound from 'Tween Waters Inn on Sanibel. Call 472-1537. quency: 146.79, pi of 173.8. Unit welcomes check-ins in Pine Island Sound from 'Tween Waters Inn on STEP AEROBICS — Sanibel Fitness Center holds Captiva from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. $35 per per- by visiting hams. Call Jerry Deutscher, KQ4UW, at Captiva from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. $35 per per- step aerobics at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Free to members. AA — Closed step meeting at 8 p.m. at Sanibel son. Call 472-5161. 472-5130. son. Call 472-5161. SANIBEL HAMS — Island group meets for breakfast Congregational United Church of Christ on Sanibel. Call 395-2639. at 8 a.m. at Jerry's. Cail 472-5130. SAILING CRUISES — Thirty-foot sloop Adventure FITNESS WALKING — Sundial Beach Resort offers SUNSET CRUISE — Miss Paradise trip runs from AA — Closed meeting at 9 a.m. at Captiva Community FISHING CRUISE — Miss Paradise fishing cruise runs invigorating, morning, walking workout starting at 8 7:30 to 9 p.m. Call 472-8443. sails mornings, afternoons and sunsets daily from KAYAK TOURS — Naturalist Brian Houston offers a.m. Course varies from beach to nature trails on Center. South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-7532 for from 9 a.m.-noon. Call 472-8443 for more information. daily tour through Buck Key, the gulf and to rookeries Sanibel. $3. for information, call 472-4151, extension AA — Closed discussion meeting at 8 p.m. at St. more information. in Pine Island Sound from Tween Waters Inn on 3815. 'STEP' IN SHAPE — Marie Mailloux's low impact STEP- AEROBICS — Low impact, step training work- Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. exercise class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 Captiva from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. $35 per per- KAYAK TOURS — Naturalist Brian Houston offers out at the Sundial Resort at 9:30 a.m. $3. Call 472- son. Call 472-5161. SAILING CRUISES — Thirty-foot sloop Adventure a.m. at the Sanibel Rec Center. $3 donation request- 4151, extension 3815. HEALTH DEPARTMENT CLINIC — Free medical sails mornings, afternoons and sunsets daily from daily tour through Buck Key, the gulf and to rookeries screenings are provided from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the ed/free babysitting available. Call 395-2543 for infor- in Pine Island Sound from Tween Waters Inn on AA — Open step meeting at 8:30 a.m. at Sanibel South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-7532 for mation. SHELLS IN THE FINE ARTS — Original 18th century Island Civic Center. Call 472-5743. more information. Captiva from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. $35 per per- Community Church. son. Call 472-5161. shell art; shells in literature and photography. Free FISHING CRUISE — Miss Paradise fishing cruise runs exhibition, $4 admission to Bailey-Matthews Shell CHILDREN'S SCULPTURE — BIG Arts class runs WALK IN THE WETLANDS — A guided, exploratory ROTARY — Island club meets for breakfast at 7:30 from 9 a.m. until noon. Call 472-8443 for information. Museum; Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Cal! 395-0900. a.m. at the Hungry Heron restaurant. Visiting WALK IN THE WETLANDS — A guided, exploratory trip through the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation trip through the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Call 395-2233 for information. Foundation is offered at 8:45 a.m. Meet at the Nature Rotarians welcome. Call 395-0512. STEP AEROBICS — Workout class at the Sanibel STEP AEROBICS — Sanibel Fitness Center holds Foundation is offered at 8:45 a.m. Meet at the Nature Center prior to the walk. Fitness Center begins at 9 a.m. Free to members. Call CAREGIVERS — FISH-sponsored support group step aerobics at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Free to members KAYAK TOURS — Naturalist Brian Houston offers Center prior to the walk. Call 395-2639. 395-2639. meets the fourth Tuesday of each month, 10:30 a.m., AEROBICS — Sanibel Fitness Center hosts various daily tour through Buck Key, the gulf and to rookeries at the home of Topper Schram on Bunting Lane. Call in Pine Island Sound from 'Tween Waters Inn on AEROBICS — Sanibel Fitness Center hosts various programs: Nice 'n Easy at 7:10 a.m.; Mixed Impact 'STEP' IN SHAPE — Marie Mailloux's low impact STEP- AEROBICS — Low impact, step training work- programs: Nice 'n Easy at 7:10 a.m.; Mixed Impact 395-0130 or 472-0404 for more information. Aerobics at 9 a.m.; Body Shaping at 10:15 a.m.; Short Captiva from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. $35 per per- out at the Sundial Resort at 9:30 a.m. $3. Call 472- exercise class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 son. Call 472-5161. Aerobics at 9 a.m.; Body Shaping at 10:15 a.m.; Short Step at 11:30 a.m. and Mixed Impact Aerobics at 6 a.m. at the Sanibe! Rec Center. $3 donation request- 4151, extension 3815. Step at 11:30 a.m. and Mixed Impact Aerobics at 6 OUT-ISLAND CRUISES — Captiva Cruises offers p.m. Free to members. Call 395-2639. ed/free babysitting available. Call 395-2543 for infor- p.m. Free to members. Call 395-2639. daily historic cruises to several surrounding islands, mation. WALK IN THE WETLANDS — A guided, exploratory SHELLS IN THE FINE ARTS — Original 18th century departing at 10:30 a.m. A nightly Sunset Serenade trip through the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation FISHING CRUISE — Miss Paradise fishing cruise runs shell art; shells in literature and photography. Free FISHING CRUISE — Miss Paradise fishing cruise runs Cruise is also offered. Cruises depart from South Seas from 9 a.m. until noon. Call 472-8443 for additional Foundation is offered at 8:45 a.m. Meet at the Nature exhibition with $4 admission to Bailey-Matthews Shell Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-5300. YOGA — Murari Brian Healey teaches stress reduc- Center prior to the walk. from 9 a.m. until noon. Call 472-8443 for information. information. tion, relaxation and flexibility program from 9 to 10:30 Museum; Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. a.m. in the Wakefield Room at 'Tween Waters Inn on Call 395-2233 for information. - SHELLCRAFTERS— Island shell art creators begin CROW TOUR — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife SHELLS IN THE FINE ARTS — Original 18th century AEROBICS — Sanibel Fitness Center hosts various Captiva. $10 for single session. Call 395-1787. working on items for 1996 Shell Fair; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested shell art; shells in literature and photography. Free programs: Nice 'n Easy at 7:10 a.m.; Mixed Impact WATER AEROBICS— The pool at the Rec Center on (except for members and children 12 and under). Call Aerobics at 9 a.m.; Body Shaping at 10:15 a.m.; and Call 472-2155. exhibition with $4 admission to Bailey-Matthews Shell FISHING CRUISE — Miss Paradise fishing cruise runs San-Cap Road is reserved for an Island Seniors water 472-3644. Short Step at 11:30 a.m. Free to members. Call 395- Museum; Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. from 9 a.m. until noon. Call 472-8443 for additional aerobics program at 10 a.m. $1 per session. Call the AA — Closed women's meeting at 10 a.m. at Sanibel Call 395-2233 for information. information.' Rec Center at 472-0345 or Island Seniors at 472- Congregational United Church of Christ. BODYWALK — Sanibel Fitness Center program runs 5743. from 10:30 to 12:30 p.m. Free to members; $3 for non- FISHING CRUISE - Miss Paradise fishing cruise runs SENIORS AEROBICS — Island Seniors aerobics STEP- AEROBICS — Low impact, step training work- SENIORS AEROBICS — Island Seniors aerobics members. Call 395-BODY. from 9 a.m. until noon. Call 472-8443 for information. class begins at 10 a.m. at the Island Civic Center. $2 out at the Sundial Resort at 9:30 a.m. $3. Call 472- OUT-ISLAND CRUISES — Captiva Cruises offers class begins at 10 a.m. at the Island Civic Center. $2 daily historic cruises to several surrounding islands, for members; S4 for non-members. Call 472-5743 for 4151, extension 3815. IN T E E ARTS Ori for members; $4 for non-members. Call 472-5743 for SEALIFE ENCOUNTER — Miss Paradise cruise runs information. SffiftS h ? ™ - Sinal 18th century departing at 10:30 a.m. A nightly Sunset Serenade information. from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Call 472-8443 for information. SHELLS IN THE FINE ARTS — Original 18th century shell art; shells in literature and photography Free Cruise is also offered. Cruises depart from South Seas exhibit™ with $4 admission to Bailey-Matthew^' ShS TROLLEY TOUR — Sanibei Trolley offers a narrated shell art; shells in literature and photography. Free r0U9h Sunday 10 a m t0 4 Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-5300. TROLLEY TOUR — Sanibel Trolley offers a narrated BRIDGE VIDEO — Island Seniors view video about exhibition with $4 admission to Bailey-Matthews Shell the game of bridge at 12:30 p.m. at the Island Civic two-hour tour of Sanibel and Captiva - history, people, SSKSTfo^r information? . ' " - two-hour tour of Sanibel and Captiva - history, people, places and wildlife. $10 for adults. Departs at 10 a.m. Museum; Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. YOGA — Murari Brian Healey teaches stress reduc- places and wildlife. $10 for adults. Departs at 10 a.m. Center. Call 472-5643 for information, from the Chamber of Commerce. Call 472-6374 for Call 395-2233 for information. tion, relaxation and flexibility program at 10:30 a.m. at from the Chamber of Commerce. Call 472-6374. SENIORS AEROBICS - Island Seniors aerobics the Sanibel Fitness Center. $10 for single session. information. 1 at the lsland Civic BRIDGE FOR FUN— Island Seniors session begins OUT-ISLAND CRUISES — Captiva Cruises offers Call 395-1787. for miS"rS; " V°. ^ Center $1 OUT-ISLAND CRUISES — Captiva Cruises offers at 1 p.m. at the Island Civic Center. Call 472-5743 for OUT-ISLAND CRUISES — Captiva Cruises offers daily historic cruises to several surrounding islands, S non-members. Call 472-5743 for daily historic cruises to several surrounding islands, information. departing at 10:30 a.m. A nightly Sunset Serenade SUNDAY, OCT. 29 daily historic cruises to several surrounding islands, departing at 10:30 a.m. A nightly Sunset Serenade Cruise is also offered. Cruises depart from South Seas departing at 10:30 a.m. A nightly Sunset Serenade 0 l R ibel Trolle offers a narrated Cruise is also offered. Cruises depart from South Seas TRAVEL FILM —- Island Seniors will view travel film Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-5300. "The 10 Best Ali-American Vacations" at 1:30 p.m. at Cruise is also offered. Cruises depart from South Seas two-houLoho^TnIr tour nof JSanibec:l?fl and Captivya - histor SEALIFE ENCOUNTER — Miss Paradise oruise runs Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-5300 for additional information. the Island Civic Center. Call 472-5743 for additional Plantation on Captiva. Call 472-5300 for additional LIVING AGAIN — FiSH-sponsored support group for P a e a Wil ife f radultS De from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Call 472-8443 for information. frof romm ththee Chambech h r -o ?1f Commerce° ° . 'Call 472-6374P^t f. information. Tuesday: Oct 24.1995 THE ISLANDER 17 'Players sparkle On Golden Avoiding too Tuesday, many tricks 16 Oct. 24,1995 By Frank Wagner Leisure The Sanibel Police Department Arts Islander staff writer has established the following safe- Seeing the Off Beach Players final ty tips to help make this production of "On Golden Pond" at the Halloween a safe and enjoyable Old Schoolhouse Theater was like one: Show Biz meeting an old friend you haven't seen • Wear light-colored clothing that for some time in a different place, all is short enough to prevent tripping As it Wuz decked out in Sunday-best. and add reflective tape. You had truly forgotten just how • Make sure children can see well well put together your friend was, how through face masks, or use make- By Frank Wagner witty he could be - yes, downright up. funny - and how pleasant the reac- • Adults should accompany young quaintance would be. children. For the past few years I've seen a • Go out in daylight and carry a Radio City Music Hall 1980 plethora of rather drab productions of flashlight in case of delay. this amazingly well-written play deal- • Stay within the neighborhood New staging for the ing with an older couple's summer on and only visit homes you know. Golden Pond but the Off Beach Players • Watch carefully for traffic. Christinas Spectacular production restores one's faith. • Only give and accept wrapped candy. Better yet offer packaged When it came to the 1980 Christmas Many things contribute to this satis- factory look at an old favorite. There is crackers'n'cheese or nuts. Spectacular, producer Bob Jani made certain there • Examine all food before allow- would be little margin for error this time around. the intimate ambiance of the Theater...the likeable, talented and veil ing children to eat it. The production meetings were endless. Story • Keep costumed children away boards had been prepared for the new numbers paced players who bring an entertain- ing new look at the characters they p ,r- from pets. The pet may not recog- that were being inserted. The Rockette's choreog- nize the child and become fright- rapher Violet Holmes was hard at work preparing tray... and let us not overlook the cc n- pletely winning performance by Jack ened. for the addition of a new Rockette number. • Avoid hard plastic or wood props Linda Lemac, my assistant,and I were hard at Anthony as Norman Thayer, Jr. Anthony's plays Norman as a zesty such as daggers or swords. work pre-rehearsing the new things Jani wanted Substitute with foam rubber or added this year. A version of the Dickens senior who has a wicked, but dry, sense of humor. He is becoming a bit forget- compressed Styrofoam Christmas Carol and an abbreviated version of the Anthony makes Norman Thayer, Jr. Stearns and Jack Anthony, the •Have fun! "Nutcracker" seemed to be foremost on his list. " ful, which causes him much concern, a life-size, lovable old codger who, father/daughter confrontation scene But a major overhaul was also due to a little and his dialogue contains a constant when dealing with his daughter (Kelly between Albansoder and Anthony, and ditty called "Christmas Around the World"; his stream of tongue-in-cheek references Albansoder), future son-in-law (Peter the new found comradeship between a long and involved number had incurred the wrath Courtesy photo to departing from this world and enter- Steams), his son (Matt Pryce) and the would be grandfather, and grandson of all of those who had performed it in the origi- The cast of Music Mania perform during a recent show. ing the next. But - he is never maudlin. mail man Charlie Martin (Vince played by Matt Pryce and Anthony. nal Christmas Show. The so-true-to-life relationship with Kelly), could best be described as a You still have three opportunities to The "Nutcracker" was immensely challenging, his wife Ethyl (beautifully played by constantly teasing, highly opinionated, see this highly entertaining production but fun to create. Molly Anderson) after forty years of spike-covered marshmallow. of "On Golden Pond" - Oct. 26, 27, 28 In Dickens Christmas Carol an amazingly bright New concept, new menu, new show marriage is the anchor of the play. It is Some highlights included: Vince at 8 p.m. Tickets are $12 for adults and and talented young boy was cast as one of Tom a tender, warm, loving, marital status Kelly's country-bumpkin portrayal, the $4 for 17 and under. Please call 472- Cratchit's son (no.not Tiny Tim). His name was but it's also demanding, argumentative, "who sleeps where" scene with Peter 9357 for reservations. Christian Slater. He was all boy and a live wire to By Frank Wagner resses. all-knowing and super-caring. boot. In no time at all he knew everyone's dia- Islander staff writer On such an imaginary evening you don't have to logue and staging. He eventually even managed to rush. You can order your dessert, coffee and a cordial learn the Russian variation in the "Nutcracker," no Just imagine! You are attending a dinner theater to be served to you at intermission by the same per- Showbiz easy series of steps. He stayed with the Christmas and having a waiter or waitress, who also performs former/server. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF show for a couple of years. in the show, take food and beverage wishes at your Then your imagination encompasses a great show, THE SANIBEL CITY COUNCIL The Nativity was Bob Jani's favorite moment own table and magically return with a tasty appetiz- in two acts, featuring many of your favorite tically spit in his trainers face and roy- side of the stage. WITH THE PLANNING COMMISSION IN ATTENDANCE and he would spend endless hours getting each er, soup (hot and homemade), and a mouth watering Broadway tune by Jerome Kerns, Jerry Herman, ally exited into the wings. It was as if the cue to begin the movement of the peasants just so. Everything must entree. There is no waiting in line. The service is cor- Rodgers & Hammerstein, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Jani spoke with the trainers and it Kentucky Derby had been sounded. AT SANIBEL CITY HALL be right including the stage crosses of Mary and dial, efficient and friendly. Stephen Sondheim and others. never happened again. Mary and her donkey took off from Joseph, the Three Wise Men and their retinue of During this period conjure up for yourself some They are performed by eight young, bright-eyed, the starting gate leaving poor Joseph COUNCIL CHAMBERS (MACKENZIE HALL) Later in the run there was another 800 DUNLOP ROAD countrymen with gifts and, naturally, the camels. smooth, non-intrusive music being played by a trio bushy tailed performers who sing like the proverbial screamingly funny incident that far in the rear. The cross from one The music hall was like a zoo during this holi- — piano, bass and drums. There is also an occasion- birds and move ever so satisfactorily. occurred during the Nativity. It could side of the stage was done in record SANIBEL, FLORIDA day production. The animal room, on stage right at al tune being sung by one of your waiters or wait- time and people were clearing to See DINNER THEATER, PAGE 18 have been very dangerous, but fortu- stage level, housed three camels. Downstair in the nately nothing happened. almost any other stage positions to 10:00 A.M. OCTOBER 31, 1995 basement were goats, many sheep and baby lambs, This occurrence happened upstage, make room for the determined ass to a horse used in the Dickens scene, and donkeys. Potpourri beyond the third elevator which had pass. Fortunately no one came near AGENDA The largest camel of the three (no it is not going been lowered to the basement to be the stage floor opening. to be like the story of The Three Bears) was a loaded with additional material for the After the show Jani and I dashed mean-son-of-gun named George. The stage man- final picture during the Nativity. backstage to the animal trainers and WORKSHOP ON THE PREPARATION OF A agers always gave the company fair warning to November exhibit at infant. Seafood Emporium, 2477 asked what in the world had hap- stay away from George. These nacimientos are minute, All of the stage managers had VISION STATEMENT Aboriginals: Art of the Periwinkle Way, There will be a warned the company, especially the pened. But our musical conductor Donald Pippin paid art treasures that can easily be dis- FOR THE SANIBEL PLAN First Person choice of three menu items and children, as they crossed on their way The trainer explained that the two little heed and would stop by the animal cage played all year long for your the cost will be $10 per person. to the manger scene they must stay far donkeys were great friends and didn't before every show and have a long snorting ses- enjoyment. Southwestern tradition The November exhibit "What The speaker for the season's upstage of the well lit opening. like being separated. That hee-haw sion with George. They became great buddies. suggests only that you take the 10:00 A.M. 1; Introduction and Background on the process of Child is This?" at Aboriginals: Art opening meeting will be Dr. David The group had started across the was their call to assemble. During the Nativity, the procession of camels blessed child from the manage* preparing a Vision Statement for the Sanibel of the First Person, The Village Crown, past president of the stage, some with animals, some with He then asked Jani if it would be and wise men from stage right to stage left with a once Christmas is past and restore Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Shopping Center, 2340 American Academy of Forensic baggage of sorts. Our Mary, who had possible for the two donkeys to make painted drop behind and a scrim (a net-like see him to his rightful place on Sciences. He will use visual mate- the cross from one side of the stage to through curtain) in front. Periwinkle, opens on Wednesday, been duly padded so that her pregnan- 2. Presentation of the Report prepared by the Christmas Eve just before his birth rial to explain what an expert wit- cy was quite obvious, was on her don- the other - together - so they wouldn't On one fateful night the trainer was not on his Nov. 1. It will remain on display consulting firm, Wallace Roberts & Todd date. ness is, why he himself is consid- key ready for her stage cross-over. have to be separated. toes and allowed George to turn himself toward until Thursday, Nov. 30. with La Rue Planning and Management Several Nativity sets will be Aboriginals: Art of the First ered an expert witness, and tell The donkey was being faithfully led Jani benevolent response was quite the audience. He immediately spied his dear friend Person is the best center for the Services Inc. exhibited from the Pueblos of rascinating details about cases he by Joseph. terse. "I don't think so," he replied. the conductor Donald Pippin standing in the perusal and purchase of fine, "The holy family was not quite that Southwest United States. They are has worked on. It was a picture of serenity until orchestra pit. One look, and the recognition of museum-quality tribal art in affluent. They could ill afford one 3. Discussion of Issues and Priorities contained in called nacimientos. Each character Crown's credentials cover four from the opposite side of the stage Pippin, was all it took for George to decide it was Southwest Florida, possibly in the donkey, let along two. I think it's best the Report. the ideal time to stop where he was, lie down on and animal is hand-made, hand- pages of small print, but as high- came a loud and penetrating series of entire Southeast. Hee-Haws from a donkey on the other we get a replacement for the one. the stage, and have a long discussion with his fired, and hand-painted by out- lights, it can be pointed out he was 4. Public Comments and Inquiries If you have further questions formerly Chief of C.I.A. friend about this and that. standing artists of the Rio Grande Adjournment. Pippin could do nothing, but continue repeating Pueblos of Jemez, Santa Clara, please call (941) 395-2200. Document Laboratory and has section after section of music as an army of train- Isleta, Cochiti and Taos. talked to at least eight different ers arrived on stage with prods, ropes, and who You're certain to find these U.S. presidents as he made pre- knows what else trying to get George on his feet small art treasures totally captivat- Old timers and sentations in the Oval Office. An IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, PERSONS NEEDING and moving. ing. Newcomers abstract of his career is found in A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD George enjoyed every moment of it. He seemed "Who's Who in America," CONTACT GARY A. PRICE, CITY MANAGER, NO LATER THAN ONE DAY PRIOR TO THE Each tiny character and animal Luncheons to resume Please PROCEEDINGS. TELEPHONE 941-472-3700 FOR ASSISTANCE. IF HEARING IMPAIRED quite happy being the center of attention and is bestowed with a joyous wonder- "Who's Who in the World," and TELEPHONE THE FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE NUMBERS 800-955-8771 (TDD) OR 800-955- absolutely adored smoozing with his buddy who ment and conveys a simple ecstat- Meeting of the island's Old "Contemporary Authors" among 8770 (VOICE), FOR ASSISTANCE. was wildly waving a lighted stick. After what ic pleasure in celebrating the birth timers and Newcomers will be many other sources. recycle this newspaper IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE BY THE COUNCIL ON ANY seemed like hours, George finally acquiesced. He of the Christ child. You'd be hard held on the first Wednesday of To make certain you don't miss got to his feet, bid a fond farewell to Pippin, prac- MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING/HEARING, SUCH PERSON MAY NEED TO put to find any more compelling each month commencing this fascinating speaker and the ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, TO. INCLUDE recounting of the birth of the Holy Wednesday, Nov. 1, and continu- THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH ANY SUCH APPEAL IS TO BE BASED See SHOWBIZ, page 17 ing through May, at Tarwinkles See POTPOURRI, page 18 Tuesday. Oct. 24.1995 THE ISLANDER 19 18 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Oct. 24.1995 Casual Classics II captivates Naples Dinner Theater Theatre Summit works to increase awareness patrons at "the Phil" By Frank Wagner Continued from page 16 sion moves done by Brian Taylor Islander staff writer By Frank Wagner Two selections from Bizet's and the company to "Favorite Son" Islander staff writer "Carmen" - Seguidilla and Habanera - Your fondest dream is complete from "will Rogers Follies," Todd when at the end of such a magnifi- Representatives from 12 Lee County theatrical were given a proper concert perfor- Morgan's singing of "Old Man organizations and members of the press met on It's with great pleasure I report to mance by mezzo sporano- Diana cent evening of food, drink and River," John Vessels haunting rendi- Wednesday Oct. 18 for the first Annual Press you, conductor Keith Lockhart and his Davidson Pierce. entertainment you receive a bill that Casual Classics Series are back. This The first half concluded with tion of "Music of the Night," and Conference. is so reasonable you're flabbergast- the magic arrangement of personable, magnetic and extremely Sinfonietta No. 1 by the South ed. It was highly pleasurable seeing high level offi- knowledgeable young conductor is American composer Villa-Lobos. It Sondheim's "Send in the Clowns" cials from the county's representative theatrical What's even nicer, you don't magnificently sung by Johnna Allen, once again in residence for concerts was a striking composition with an have to imagine or dream about venues meeting in a friendly spirit of cooperation that this season at "The Phil." especially beautiful melody line in the Rebecca Herron, Todd Morgan and ^^^^^^______^^ was properly goal ori- such an evening. It's all available to John Vessels. I must also add, Lockhart received second movement, heavily dominated you right now at the Naples Dinner ented — that goal was nationwide attention as the new con- by the brass and percussion. Theater, 1025 Piper Blvd., N. A low bow to Musical Director "The goal was to make the citizens ductor for the famous Boston Pops After intermission Lockhart con- Naples. Gary Wyatt and his trio, Artistic of Lee County, and Orchestra. His Fourth of July televi- ducted one of the loveliest pieces of The new menu has been devised Director/choreographer William J. to make the surrounding areas, sion appearance conducting this formi- the evening, Turnia La Oracion del by Master Magic Chef Philippe (Joe) Camper for his uncomplicated citizens of Lee aware of the quality dable group swiftly established a tele- Torero (The Bullfighter's Prayer). It and highly effective staging, and the and quantity of vision persona to be reckoned with - utilized only the string section. LaCroix. Incidentally, his pate is no County, and less than manna from heaven. entire staff and crew at the Naples incredible theatrical one loaded with showmanship. Lockhart's extremely sensitive inter- Dinner Theater. The darlings of over-all service surrounding events available to The concert on Saturday, Oct. 14, pretation was magnificently performed. Their unbounding enthusiasm for them. was called Viva Espana! and primarily The program concluded with Falla's and entertainment are Kelly areas, aware of Hackett, Johnna Allen, Derek J. the new format is well founded and explored the music of Spain, composed only recently discovered score of "El helped create an atmosphere com- the quality and All those in atten- by non-Spaniards. Corregidor y la Molinera." It was orig- MacMahon, Marianna Raho, John Vessels Rebecca Herron, Todd pletely conducive to an evening of quantity of dance and the two Lockhart had done his homework inally written to accompany a two act good food, fun and frolic. and reeled off reams of information pantomime. A revised version became Morgan, and Brian J. Taylor. incredible the- speakers were wel- about the program's composers and the music for the ballet "Three I would suggest you keep a spe- For reservations please call 1- atrical events comed from the plat- compositions. Cornered Hat" choreographed by cial eye on Johnna Allen, Todd 800-741-3108. Dress Code: form by Will Prather, The opening Overture to LasLeonide Massine for Diaghilev's Ballet Morgan and an extraordinarily gift- Gentlemen are requested, not available..." president of the Arts Esclavos Felices ("The Happy Slaves") Russe de Monte Carlo. It also hap- ed (but in many ways unfilled) John required, to wear jackets. Council of the Lee Courtesy photo by Juan Cristostomo Arriaga was a sel- pened to be the first ballet to utilize a Vessels. "Celebrate Broadway" plays County Alliance of through Nov. 26. "The 1940s, when SIGN OF THE TIMES: Representatives from 12 Lee County theatrical organizations and members of the press dom heard but totally delightful bit of Picasso set design. Highlights of the evening would the Arts and general manager of the Broadway Palm met on Wednesday Oct. 18 for the first Annual Press Conference. musical charm. It seemed to demand Chalk up "Viva Espana!" as another have to be the drill dance with preci- radio was King" opens Nov. 28. Dinner Theater. the assistance of several ballet dancers. fascinating evening at "The Phil." Every organization should have such an exuberant, The short cabaret segment that closed the meeting long way to go." ever optimistic, always energetic young man as their utilized performers from Broadway Palm's company Pictured are members of the Lee County head. Will Prather always manages to keep every- of "Evita," J.T. Smith and a performer from his Theatrical Community. Each is identified with his or thing at a high performance level. Encore Producti ons. her organization. Potpourri He introduced The Honorable J. Keith Arnold who Box lunches were made available to all those pre- , spoke glowingly of the Theatre Summit, its aims and sent (courtesy Broadway Palm Dinner Theater) and ambitions. reams of glowing and informative literature about excellent lunch prepared by Chef Attention All Alt Students Donora Street, Fort Myers Beach here Southwest Florida It seemed crystal clear he stressed the fact that most of the theater groups represented was freely dis- Robert Ahrens please call Marianne at Recycle Art! is the schedule of classes for Oct., Nov. area businesses, companies, corporations and private tributed. 395-2457 for reservations by Sunday, f may be inter- and Dec. Jazz Society announces Forthos e o yo u who meeting individuals would have to pick up the slack caused When I think back on the entertainment scene Q- 29- ested in attending classes at the Fort some fourteen years ago November by the withdrawal of certain governmental support at Myers Beach Art Association at The place to be on Tuesday, Nov. 7, both state and national levels. when I first moved to the Figure Class (live models) . Jennifer Mclnnes, Executive Director of ACE islands an appropriate Time; 1 to 4 p.m. - Day: Tuesday - 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., (doors open at 6:30 p.m.) is the beautiful, newly renovated (Arts for Complete Education) basically read an lyric comes readily to Dates: Nov. 7, 21, and 28. (No class on address explaining and praising the necessity of Arts mind: "We've come a Pick the 14th). (Call 463-3909). Renaissance Jazz 'N Blues Club. The club is located at 8695 College in Education to produce a more complete citizen. long way from St. Louie, Mixed Media - Instructor: Jean and baby, we've still got a Connors (947-4307). Parkway, corner of Winkler Road, Fort mKwik SEA TURTLE Time: 1 to 4 p.m. - Day: Wednesday Myers, Fl. THE Daily Crossword - Dates: 1, 8, 22, and 28. (No class on Saxophonist Mike Parmalee and his Jazz All Stars featuring Jeff Phillips the 15th). ACROSS Watercolor All Levels - Instructor: (piano), Donn Mast (bass), Steve 1 City in Texas Lee Ackert (463-5275). Gomes (drums), Harry Hollings (trum- 5 Occupied with pet) with songstress Bonnie Lancaster 9 Nautical pole Time: 1 to 4 p.m. - Day: Thursday - 14 Azerbaijan's Dates: 2, 9, and 30 (No class on 16 will make this an exciting evening of land PLUS TAX great jazz for dancing and listening. 15 Gait , and 23).. 16 Redolence There is nightclub seating, table ser- .17 Evades December vice, a large dance floor and a lighted 19 Plane or ship COKE/DIET COKE/SPRITE 20 Certain door Figure Class (live models) parking area with plenty of free spaces. openers 12 PACK/12 0Z. CANS Time: 1 to 4 p.m. Day: Tuesday - All of this costs members only $5 and 21 Salad ingredient non-members $10. The entire proceeds 22 Fury Dates: Dec. 5, 12, 19 and 26. (Call 23 — Lisa 463-3909). will go to a music scholarship fund for 24 Entice $ 3,1 talented and aspiring young musicians. 28 "Let's Make Mixed Media - Instructor: Jean a —" Connors (947-4307). 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Call $4,800,433-4665. 1995 Dodge Ram Laramle SLT. steel prop, low hours. Kept in, Sea Witches Interiors, exteriors, pressure 11)17)15 —tltt—21108802.70 Used S weekends. 2400 First St. GULF COAST WEEKLIES 11/'IB/95 —SSSS — 21092625-6 Doug Higham at Roger Dean 10/20/95 —SSSS — 21114816-70 Short bed. Black. 9,000 miles. Aqua POWER BOATS garage. Like new. Anchors, jackets, Boat Cleaning washing, waterproofing. •Queen bed -Dresser Ft. Myers, FL 1S501 MCGREGOR BLVD. Chevrolet574-3326. tread Goodyear tires. 5.2L engine, etc. Bimini top. $4,700. Call 472- Bristol Interior & Exterior I take pride in being neat, Avon all areas. $10-$12 hr. average. B.O.E. | APPLIANCES \ -Night stands -32" sofa bed Workplace, friends, neighbors. Your FT. MYERS, FL 33908 10/27/85 — SSSS— 21101803-02 stereo, tape, and theft deterrent. 1990, 18' Bayliner Bowrider, rebuilt 9262. Experienced - Reliable honest, dependable and 1 0/28/115 —SSSS— 21114383-5 4-WHEEL DRIVE •Matching chair -End tables, products at cost. No aoor-to-door 10/24/95 —SSSS— 21113178-78 '92 Pontiac, 2 door, auto, cold air, New truck, $18,200.542-1848. 90 H.P. outboard, new starter, 10/28I9S —SSSS — 21114B06-3 Get Your Vessel Ready affordable. Sears Kenmoro 16 cubic foot chest •Lamps -Dinette table & required. Part/full time. Insurance only 24,000 miles, $500 down and 10/27/95 — SSSS-21114766-77 ignition, bilge pump, with trailer, fish Wanted: 24-29 FT. Pontoon Boat, For Good clean Fun freezer. Excellent condition. Almost EXPERIENCED CLASSIFIED VEHICLES 15 yrs. local experience 4 chairs available. Independent sales rep. PROFESSIONAL $159 month. Call Donny Colton at 1990 Ford Aerostar, extended van, or ski - clean, sharp, $4,995. 395- Hard Top, with 100 HP Plus Motor, Makes A Great X-Mas w/raterencas. brand new. White. $275. Call Sandi 1-800-966-2166. 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Send 10/28/95 — SSSS—21108815-4 © © © © (?) © HELP WANTED options, low mileage, NADA book If you want it done right, $5.95 for instructional pack to: J. Secret, P.O. Box 3668, Pagosa Espcsito, 1616 W. Cape Coral Pkwy. Springs, Co. 81147. Get paid to shop! Make $347 REPORTER • Alarm installers needed. Will train value, $14,500. Sell at $10,800. Suite 221, Cape Coral, Florida 10(27/85 —SSSS—211U567-72 weekly. Shop for T.V.'s, clothes, right applicants. Call Scott Alarm, 772-2735 33914 morel We pay for it.. . You keep it! Full time, some Environmental 693-3733. 10/24/95 —SSSS —21113455-70 1O26/85 —im—21114262-73 Apply, send S.A.S.E: Shoppers, coverage for 10/27/98 -SSSS-21114667-75 91 Plymouth Acclaim, meticulously MISCELLANEOUS I 9852 W. Katella, Dept. 168-437J, Weekly Newspaper. Air conditioning technician. State maintained, 27,000 miles. Excellent Sand art kitl Great party funl 2 Anaheim, CA 92804 Experienced preferred, condition,, runs like new. Many Call A Professional Hon^y Bear bottles! 10 packets Pressure cleanersi-PSI 1760-$199, 10)28)95 —SSSt—21110047-71 license required. Top wages and AJa. colored sand I Complete. Send $10. 2000-$399, 3000-$699, 3500-$899. College Newspaper experience benefits. 2501 Rockfill Rd. Ft. Myers. options, $6,000. OBO 481-0105 Loaded. Factory Direct Catalog. Full $281-$690 Weekly. Mailing letters considered. 10/28/95 —SSSS—21113686-74 postpaid. Monaco, 1924 Ricardo from home. Full/Part time. No FL 33916 EOE-Drug-Free Ave. Ft. Myers, FL 33901. (941) Warranty. O/Nite Del. Lowest Prices. Call (941) 472-S185 10/27/95 -SSSS-21114894-74 1985 Mercury Marquis Tan/Cream 275-6960. Since 1972. 24 Hours. 1-800-333- experience necessary! Easy! Any t0/26/85 —Sits— 31113259-3 color, 59,000 miles. Excellent WASH (9274) hours. Free information call condition. New battery & water 10/27/85 —mt—21114500-71 Clearinghouse Publications, 1-313- Full time travel agent, minimum 3 CITY OF SANIBEL PARKS .10/30/85 -ISSS—2107Z132-71 years experience. System 1 DEPARTMENT pump. Asking $3,200.542-6432 458-6300 Ext. 41. 24 hour 10/26/85 . —SSSS— 21114311-74 COMPUTERS & Starters & Alternators for cars, recording. preferred. Call 481-4288. FULL-TIME SERVICE AINTENANCE £1 SCREENING trucks & boats. Rebuilt or repaired. 10/26/85 -SSSS- 21114369-71 1980 Chevy Citation plus 1983 LANDSCAPING 10/27/98 — SSSt—21110314-1 WORKER COMPUTER EQUIP. As low as $23. 542-0008 Toyota Celica (needs work): Both Wanted immediately front-desk Rental space available in growing $16,778 ANNUALLY 10/28/85 —mt—21107858-73 Southwest section of Cape Coral for for $1,500. Call 458-8731. Printer - Sryiewriter II InkJet. Great clerks for nationally franchised JOB 0 2901 10/26/85 —SSSS—21114312-71 Bahama Cruisell 5 daysl 4 nights. hotel. Excellent starting salary an experienced nail technician. PART-TIME SERVICE condition. User guide, software, & Underbookedll Must sail!! Great potential, no one else in this 1987 Chevy Celebrity.Totally fonts. $270. new. Asking $125.481- $279/couple - Limited tickets. 1- based on experience. Apply in WORKER • • Rock • • Shell 3910 evenings or leave message. person only 8-5 M-F - Askfor To m vicinity. Call 540-0401. redone. Asking $1,950. 941-283- 800-935-9999 ext. 181. Monday 10/27)85 -SSSS- 21114530.88 sa.oe HOURLY 0875 10/25/95 — tSU—21114241-78 or Alice. Days Inn at Lovers Key, Small or Large Quantities thru Saturday 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. ST 10/26/95 —SSSS—21114458-73 CALL 472-5185 JOB # 2901-1 14299 8701 Estero Blvd.. FL Myers Beach 10/38/83 —SiSS —21114333-5 CLASS "D" FLORIDA 1993 Buick custom Skylark, 4-door, OFFICE & 11/6/95 — »ti — 211084B3-5 SALES • HELP Grading Tractor, Backhoe & Sorter & bagger for busy dry DRIVER'S LICENSE 17,000 miles, excellent condition, 2 Sun Tanning Beds, like new. cleaner. Must De dependable. Call WANTED power steering, power brakes, A/C, For Details RESTAURANT Business or personal. Also some TWO FULL TIME tinted windows, $11,000. Call 540- Front End Loader Service salon equipment. 936-6362 Ray at Wiltshire cleaners 334-1353. 10/28/85 —SSSS—21114353-71 Real Estate Sales - Sanibel.Captiva TRADESWORKERS 2528 or 540-0627. EQUIPMENT 10/27/95 — SSSS—2111261B-74 & Marco Islands. Small, hard Serving the Island for 17 Years Need extra $$? Have your own $17,931 ANNUALLY 10/27/95 —SSSS—21114589-75 Affordable Office Furniture. Quality Professional oak pool table & working office looking for honest Ask for "Service Directory" business. No sales.995-7079 licensed real estate agent. Friendly JOB # 3201 Buying or selling a car, truck, or used desks, files, chairs & tables. accessories, 4'x8' 3 piece 1" slate, 10/26/95 —SSIS—21114480-73 TURF MANAGEMENT van? Confidential book values Buy, sell, trade, lease. We deliver. In excellent condition , $1,350. 275- work environment. Contact John revealed. Used by dealers, bankers, Star Plaza corner of Old 41 and 4487. Roofing - with or without Gee, Sanibel & Marco Island EXPERIENCE DESIRED Properties, (941) 472-4808. insurance, etc. Be prepared in Pondella. 997-5659. Out of town: 10/27/85 | — SSSS—21113616-73 experience. Must have vehicle & CLASS "D" FL DRIVER'S advancel Call Book value Hotline 11/11/85 — SStS— 2110227S— 2108(1678-77 styles and levels. The oldest and A daily salary of $400 a day working 10/27/93 -SSSS—21098843-71 Hurricane Protection Consultant Sanibel, FL 33957 Lawn maintenance help neededl for Don Lapre of the TV show, CITY APPLICATION MUST BE Seciional sola - Velvet print - 2 most reputable teaching facility in Mercedes '89, 300E, gold, dual air 813 472-3311 pieces - Also misc. other pieces ol the area. EDUCATORS MUSIC, Experienced, full time, good pay a "Making Money". Call Don at 1-800- RECEIVED BY 6/16/95 OR 482-1113. bags, excellent condition. 1 owner. Phone: (813) 472-0200 Fax: (813) 395-1587 furniture. 540-1080 574-3333. benefits. Dependable. 267-1975. POSTMARKED 6/16/95 $17,300. 629-9190 or 629-7593 10/34/85 —SSSS —21114127-76 11/15/98 —SSSS—21114208-71 Il)ri7/l)3 — It»5— 21T14702-7O 1 n/?7/na —SSSS—21114428-70 10)24/95 —SSSS- 21084181.3 18/27/95 —SSSS—21108916-77 24 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Oct. 24.1995

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