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Stage set/fanA Utylttfte, OaOmSb %M^^n^ As the baud leader explains the preservation o ted. scores WaitftiUp&L' with the raiiis coming down* tf^si&entsrtoo k cover under make-shift tents. Kiwanis i&emtoers «nd P , never jgot a chance to force anyone onto the dance floor. 11 i 5 I ly ' Dunlop site tabbed for Sanibel council agrees to afford able senior housing join forces .-with Beach develop the property was going to be By Larry Inhen NIMBY pleas brought up again. Special to the Island Reporter According to Weirman, CHR's pro- The Sanibel City Council met with the Fort Myers Beach Town Council in a fall on deaf ears posal to develop will further stress an joint workshop session Feb. 13, agreeing to set the wheels in motion for more By Mark S. Krzos already overdeveloped section of the cooperation between the two like-minded government efforts in the future. News Editor island. For the time being though, the two island communities are concentrating on Residents of Periwinkle Pines lost a "This area has been developed to the hurricane preparedness and the preservation of buffer lands located between battle Tuesday after Sanibel City point where Council has to look at the them. The joint meeting, the first ever between the two island communities, Council members went against their over development of Dunlop Road," was well received by both councils. wishes and approved a Community Weirman said pointing out that over the, Sanibel officials started, the meeting, talking about hurricane evacuation Housing and Resources (CHR) request past few years long-time residents from the island and the need for a simple, off-island hurricane command center. to proceed with a feasibility study for along Dunlop have seen the develop- They told the Beach council they had already commenced discussions with the the development of senior BMRH units ment of Public Works, the library, City county about establishing a command center but that the county hasn't been on city-owned land between the Public Hall, BIG Arts, the Historical Village accommodating. The county offered to donate the use of land at the Lee County Works and Periwinkle Way. and BMRH units on Mahogany Way. Sports Complex on Six Mile Cypress Parkway in South Fort Myers but the cost There are only 42 units in the city's When developing BMRH units, of the city setting up its own center — in excess of $750,000 — would be too Below Market Rate Housing Program, CHR representatives have stated that it much without a partner. but approximately 15 more units can be tries to avoid clustering units, but to Beach council members were sympathetic to the evacuation issue but expected to be developed later this Weirman and others in Periwinkle seemed less interested in a joint emergency command center. Fort Myers Beach year. Pines the potential for adding another has already signed on to coordinate its emergency efforts through the Lee Given the site's close proximity to 15 units along Dunlop can form an County Sheriff's Office emergency management office, also on Six Mile various island services, CHR Director enclave. Cypress Parkway. Jan Hyatt told Council members the Weirman also noted that the winding When Sanibel Councilman Wally Kain proposed his city and the Beach lead area behind Periwinkle Pines and in Dunlop could be a potential hazard to a movement to unite the Lee Island coastal communities from Boca Grande to front of the Public Works Department seniors walking along the narrow road- Bonita Beach however, the idea .struck a responsive nerve. was "the best ioruioii i'nr affordabli way. "I support the idea cf a solving of this pioblem." Beach "To ii!vc y:>!ir time and our time, senior h-.«'si3>v • > >'<• • ish' •' " (. i".mcihna!i Ted FitzSirnous said. it would -v like e-nciivlin?, die to viit' S'KH'I.'! u-juet it f^i !v dif. a jwvi! lei1 c .JV...V"; - . •.• .• •• - -.-'., ; 1 1 / • ~.u\:< themii ,!!{' ,. .si MM, ii. pie-.i ni Iw.s. . V' (.imiaii .iaid. is sais.' se'/'Cii! oi;«'U;s! niPiimsiiitie- 'ni>rht Iv alMc lv \c\ uri a .s««:~ ' 'ih."! rc^i-Je.'ii i in iVinviniJj !•-.:• • •vVi.i - ' • .( ' . i;ii, Tax incTcrcenr i-ijid'Jiii CUVt nlt-'C fiic'l i\M'l-J C'JVi'i' ilie i'i)v-!?i i1' illll'll- < • . ,, s !i •"vLi- \:M> upset ;u StiL L tniiivil's Nii;-i),>i" eane evacuation md, it'needetl, hun i'ie iL*vi'i\en. prnju-'ity If! )»t':rt : 'i . •• •.!" Kain said the 1'iisi tiim«' tci do \V.>L L ht- to kl. nfifv whii h e.tinin«niti'\s are at "''. 'Kl; units. 1 see pu{{c ISA ;v hear <>• i ,\'l'i!fi;i\ ."'sl't n •please set page 8A 2A Q FEBRUARY 21, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER You never miss the water till the well runs dry By Gwenda Hiett- Clements Staff Writer

Waste not, want not, is a maxim I would teach. Let your watchword be dispatch, and practice what you preach; Do not let your chances like sunbeams pass you by, For you never miss the water till the well runs dry. From <

This-often-quoted message from a little-known poet is on the minds of residents throughout Southwest Florida concerned about their green lawns and clean cars, Declining water levels throughout southwest Florida over the past three months led the Governing Board of the South Florida Water Management District to order Phase 1 mandatory water-use restrictions for all of Lee County beginning Tuesday, Feb. Ted Brown monitors the plant filtration control computer screen. Brown a C-licensed water 18. (See box for restrictions.) The District hopes that plant operator travels from Lehigh Acres each day. Brown said, "This is a great place to by issuing the Phase I order, a 15 percent cutback in work; that's why I make the trip." The facility is highly licensed with 5 A licenses workers, 4 water use will result. B, 2 C and 2 trainees. The average experience at the Water Association is 16 years. SFWMD is a regulatory agency governing over 16 He explained that presently the districts that are of Phillips and the Sanibel-Captiva news media. In counties in central and southern Florida. According more concern are the shallow aquifers in Bonita and addition to the landscape restrictions, he asked people to Kurt Harclerode, spokesman for the SFWMD at areas of Fort Myers. to note the automobile and boat washing restrictions. the Fort Myers Service Center, how long the restric- However, efficiency is the guideline for the Water Homeowners and businesses with sprinkler sys- tions remain in effect will depend on the length of Association. In cooperation with the Sanibel-Captiva tems will be limited to the hours of 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. time it takes for rainfall patterns to improve and the Conservation Assocation and the Native Plant for lawn/landscape irrigation and car washing and underground aquifers to recover to normal levels. Nursery, all the native landscaping around the two- only on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday for These normal levels may not be regained until the year-old faciltiy requires little upkeep and little water. addresses ending 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9. Those ending in summer rains return. According to a.University of Florida Study, most even numbers—0, 2, 4, 6 or 8 will be allowed to SANIBEL SITUATION people in South Florida put too much water on their water Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Roger A. Blind, General Manager of the Island lawns. The average homeowner waters the lawn 180 Hand watering follows the same morning hours as Water Association, said, "We don't set the guidelines; times a year, putting down half an inch each time, well as 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Hand watering is limited to we don't enforce the guidelines; we are here to which comes to 90 inches. The homeowner could get watering with one hose, attended by one person, fit- answer our customers questions." by watering 20 times a year for a savings or 80 inches ted with an automatic shutoff nozzle. Blind pointed out that the Water Association does or almost seven feet of water. Car, boat and other equipment washing is allowed encourage conservation and compliance with the Other impressive efficiency in the Association from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the indi- guidelines and the Association does practice what it comes through observation of its use of computers to cated landscape watering days and they must be on or preaches. control and monitor the water pumping and filtration. drain to a pervious surface using an automatic shut- He explained that Sanibel draws its water from an The association also has an up-to-date billing and off or self-cancelling hose. Rinsing boats after salt- 800 foot deep aquifer that runs from northern Florida customer data main frame and a PC network that han- water use is allowed once a day up to 15 minutes. in the Suwannee River area and he doesn't forsee our dles office data and communications. The Residents are also asked to reduce indoor water islands having any water shortages. Blind said, "Our Association even has a Web site on the Internet at use. Certain restrictions will also apply to agricultur- deeper water source costs more to process, but on the http://www. islandwater.com./. It also informs and al users and golf courses. Restaurants and commer- flip side it is more available." educates members of the Association—homeowners cial/industrial users are requested to help conserve who pay the water installation initiation fee and water. monthly bills—on important issues and activities For a complete copy of the restrictions or addition- Weather through a quarterly newsletter. The latest explains al information, contact the SFWMD at 1-800-848- High Low Rain the wells from which the water is drawn, and the pre- 0499. Feb. 13 82 59 vious letter discussedJ;he pumping process. ENFORCEMENT Feb. 14 84 67 •Blind explained that this is not the first time a Chapter 373 of Florida state statutes indicates that Feb. 15 84 67 degree of this type has been ordered and that in each violation is considered a second degree misdemeanor Feb. 16 73 60 Trace instance the Water Company complies with the order. with up to a $500 fine and 60 days incarceration. Feb. 17 80 57 But more importantly the company is there to set an What most governments do is create a local ordi- Feb. 18 82 63 example. nance. That way they decriminalize the offense to Feb. 19 86 59 RESTRICTIONS issue warnings or tickets and the fines can then go Rainfall for February so far is a trace compared City Managefr Gary A. Price issued a copy of the directly to local government. with 3.01 inches for the entire month last year. Phase I watering restrictions to Police Chief Lew •please see page 7A Note; rainfall levels are recorded from the morning of the day given to the following morning. Source: Sanibel/T^aptiva Islands Chamber of Commerce.

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nization with the regularly scheduled even-year Save our Schoolhouse cycle. First pitch To the editor: I am bringing this issue before you now because— To the editor: It is my pleasure to write on behalf of J.T. Smith if this legislation passes both houses of the Florida A ritual of spring starts tomorrow on Sanibel that and the Old School House Theater to clarify some Legislature and becomes law—the implementation of we should all know about and enjoy—Little League! thinking being expressed on Sanibel these days. the provision regarding elections would mean the Dick Muensch, baseball guru, has worked his magic #1 S.O.S;—Save Our Schoolhouse is a fund raising extension of the term of office of all currently seated again and organized 180 kids into five major league campaign slogan for the Old Schoolhouse Theater fire commissioners by one year. In other words, the teams (age 9-12), five minor league teams (age 6-9), Foundation to purchase the Old Schoolhouse Theater 1997 special district elections would not take place, two girls' softball teams (9-13), and three teams of property and building. This is being done in a num- and those commission seats due to come before the little characters, (age 4-6), running in all directions, ber of ways including donations of $10 for a symbol- electorate would extend to November 1998. playing "T-Ball." ic foot of land and $1,000 to purchase a commemora- As an elected official in Lee County, in the posi- The wonderful thing about Little League on tive chair. tion of sponsoring legislation affecting the term of Sanibel is that it is played on fine, safe fields, under #2 Residents and repeat visitors to the Old office of other elected officials, I feel obligated to the coaching and guidance of truly caring, loving Schoolhouse Theater have been lamenting that J.T. present this information to you well before it is pre- people. Everyone gets to play, and the ridiculous, has not been at the piano during the current "Harry sented to the Legislature for a vote. You deserve the sometimes vicious competitiveness that often is evi- Warren" show, to the point of not attending. time and opportunity to consider the potential saving dent in many leagues is simply not permitted here. However, those who have come praise J.T.'s selection of tax dollars versus commissioner term extension so Everybody plays to win, but the main goal is to learn of Brian Pia to do the honors at the keyboard. that you can come to an informed opinion on where the basics of the game, practice sportsmanship, and Instead of not coming when J.T. is not there, let's the greatest benefit is to your community. Once you have fun. Dick even keeps the biased parents under attend and support his creative and skillfully pro- have taken the time to balance the trade-offs, you will control, with his booming voice and ready smile. duced shows both on and off island, with or without then be in a position to let your elected State Everyone on Sanibel should treat themselves to an him. He must explore ways to expand beyond. Representatives and Senators know your views. hour or so of watching the action at the recreation Sanibel or we won't have him here. After all, we Ralph L. Livingston, center next to the elementary school. Major league want J.T. on Sanibel as our "music man" even part- Florida Representative, games are Tuesday evening at 6 p.m. and Saturday at time rather than not at all! And he is scheduled to be District 75 9 a,m. Minor league games'are at 6 p.m. Friday. Then back at the baby grand in the Theater for the on Saturday morning things really move with T-Ball, Hammerstein show March 11-26. major league games, and girls' softball. When the Cherie Pierce, Pen pal girls play there is much jumping up and down, Sanibel To the editor: creams of encouragement, and though, "There are no I am a fourth grader in Rudd-Rockford-Marble tears in baseball," something like that occasionally Rock Elementary School in Rockford, Iowa. My happens. Dear voters class is studying the fifty states in social studies this The energy and action on the. field, especially on To the editor: year. Each of us is working at home on a U.S. scrap- Saturday morning is a thing everyone should experi- By tradition, each year the current Chair of the Lee book to turn in at the end of the year. ence. Baseball is alive and well on Sanibel. Treat County Legislative Delegation sponsors any legisla- We are also starting another special project to learn yourself and j oin us! tive action required by the special taxing districts— more about the United States. Each forth grader has Steve Mullins, fire and water included—of Lee County. been given an address of a newspaper. I am asking The Uniform Fire District bill has been approved readers of this letter to please respond by sending a by our local delegation and brought to the Legislature postcard, a photo of a town/city, a photo of a land- Middle income retiree's every year since 1995, but has not been able to get mark, or any other information about points of inter- out of committee. When the seventeen fire districts est in your area. All information received will be IRAs heavily taxed brought it to the Delegation last December, there was used for our fourth grade project and learning more By Ed Meyers no opposition so we agreed to take it to Tallahassee about our country. Special to the Island Reporter once again. As Chair of the Delegation this year, I am We are adding a new aspect to our search tech- IRA distributions for middle income retirees can charged with the responsibility of filing the bill for niques. We have access to the Internet and have an add a substantial amount to their income tax. In the 1997 Session. E-mail address. If anyone would like to correspond many cases for every dollar in an IRAs distribution it One of the driving forces behind this particular through the Internet, our school address Is: can add from fifty to eighty five cents to their amount piece of legislation is the need for your fire districts media® rockford.kl2.ia.us of taxed Social Security. Middle income retirees eli- to operate more economically. One area where sav- I hope you will decide to help with this exciting gible for IRA distributions can control the amount of ings can be achieved is in the matter of elections. project! I'll be anxiously waiting to hear from you the distribution and hence have some control over Currently, fire commissioner elections—for the most and learn more about your area. Please send informa- their tax. part:—occur in odd-numbered years, meaning that tion to me in care of the address below. Thanks in The taxpayer can choose an annual distribution they are not held concurrently with the general elec- advance for your help. from his IRA which may range from the entire tions that occur in even-numbered years. According Sincerely, Josh Johnson and Mrs. Kuhlemeier's 4th amount in the IRA to an amount determined by divid- to figures obtained from Lee County Supervisor of grade class ing the total funds in all his IRAs by his life Elections, special district elections in 1995 cost over RRMR Elementary School expectancy or that of he and his beneficiary. $50,000. The Elections Office estimates that savings 1460 Highway 147 East Social Security is taxed-on what IRS calls Base of at least one-half that amount could be gained by Rockford, Iowa 50468 bringing fire commissioner elections into synchro- •please see page 7A

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CLASSIC CANAL HOM1 WHAT BO ¥©y LOOIC PQH IN A NIW HOMif Classic antebellum home located on ptestigious Kinzie Island Truly the best of Great location. Fine community. Privacy. Well designed floor plan. all worlds offering privacy, privilege and .he serenity of a bygone era. Kirule Design compatible with property. Quality, value, finest architect and TOP SEHl® TOP LlSfiSt island owners enjoy tennis courts, community pool (with bath-house), security JIM BRANYON CHARLIE SOBCZAK gate and guard house, gulf beach clubhouse, builder. Gopher Walk has all these things and more. Pie'lease call Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. Please call Marsha Clifford at 472-1511. NEW LISTINGS THIS IS SII Gulf front, west corner, 2nd floor, completely renovated . . . just perfect! Rental income is excellent. Call for details. Please call Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. STROLL fO 1EACH GREAT HOUSE!! GREAT LOCATION!! GREAT PRICE!! Bright, large, airy, delightful . . . this near-beach home is sited on the SAILBOAT CANAL Ground level 3 bedroom - 2 bath Country Club home. Wonderful Fantastic views of San Carlos Bay from this well designed three bed- scenic Sanibel River. Surrounded by beautiful vegetation it offers floor plan with separate family room plus eat-in kitchen. Beautiful- room canal home. Enter this residence through a gated courtyard sur- , peace and privacy, yet it is a short easy stroll to the Gulf of Mexico! pool and spa, plus absolutely gorgeous golf course views. A winner at rounded by lush native plantings and citrus trees. Special features $279,000 $305,000. include tile and wood flooring, plantation shutters and French-styled Please call Margie Davlson at 472-1511. Please call Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. sliding doors. Solar heated pool and a great boat dock too! Please call Dorothy Sprouse at 472-1511. CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS APJO1NING CONDOS FOR SALE MOONSHADOWS ON SANIBEL SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Sanibel Harbour 6th floor 2 bedroom - 2 bath condo with wonderful A private 2 unit building overlooking Beachview Golf Course and a This one bedroom - two bath Bayside Villa at South Seas Plantation panoramic views. Unit next door also offered for sale has adjoining beautiful lake. Deeded Gulf access, pool and tennis. The 3 bedroom - has views of the Bayside Marina and the Bay, Excellent rentals and doors to offer possible 4 bedroom - 4 bath condo. Great rental 3 bath unit has been totally remodeled. $499,900 fully furnished. Includes all of South Seas Plantation amenities. potential. Guaranteed leaseback offered by resort. $215,000 Please call Steve Petty at 482-5112, $270,000 Please call EHie See at 472-1511. Please call Karen Belt at 472-5154. LOGGERHEAD CAY GULF FRONT LUXURY TOWNHOME CONDOMINIUM Great garden level 2 bedroom - 2 bath condo with new kitchen, mir- DIRECT BAYFRONT CAPTIVA his west side Gulf front townhonrie condominium boasts a unique floor rored wall in living room/dining room, nicely furnished and ready for This 2 bedroom - 2 bath condominium has expansive, direct plan with 3 private bedroom suites. Featuring vaulted ceilings, new tile, investor/second home. Offered for $279,000. Bayfront views. It is a corner unit. Amenities include, pool, tennis beautiful kitchen, full living and dining rooms. $835,000 Please call Ken or Claudia Frey at 472-1511. courts, docks and deeded beach access. A wonderful island retreat. Please call Marsha Clifford at 472-1511. $369,900 Please call Karen Bell at 472-5154.

SUMMER BREEZES ISLAND LIFESTYLE EXTRAORDINAIRE!!! SPACIOUS HOME Imagine yourself sipping lemonade on a lazy wrap-around porch. This attractive Located in popular Seagull Estates, this beautiful two-level Egret This unique "upside down" floorplan takes full advantage of views by 3 bedroom • 3.5 bath main home, together with a 2 bedroom - 2 bath guest model features pickled oak floors, cathedral ceilings, fireplace and all using 1,300 s.f. of the third floor as an open plan for dining and house is situated on nearly 2 acres of land with 107' on Roosevelt Channel. the extras! Stroll to community Clubhouse, tennis courts, pool, and entertainment area. Over 3,800 total s.f. Absolutely fantastic Vaulted ceilings, hurricane shutter throughout. deeded Gulf beach access. Fully furnished! $395,000 panoramic views of the Gulf. Priced at $695,000. Please call Karen Bell at 472-5154. Please call Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511 Please call Loretta Geiger at 472-4121.

NOT JUST A GREAT LOCATION - GREAT PRICE! LAKESIDE ACROSS FROM BEACH This well priced home boasts 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, master A bird watcher's paradise this three bedroom property overlooks a suite with jovely large bathroom, high vaulted ceilings plus a tranquil lake and is less than 200 steps to the beach access on a quiet wonderful sundeck. Built in 1994. $229,900 ! lane off prestigious West Gulf. $229,000 Please call Ken or Claudia Frey at 472-1511. Please cat! Wendy Humphrey at 472-1511.

LOCATION-LOCATION-LOCATION UNIQUE EAST END HOME This beautiful 3 bedroom - 2 bath home with deeded beach access, CLOSE TO BEACH family room with fireplace, loft area could be used a office or 4th bed- Exceptional canal home with open floor plan. 3 bedrooms, 2 Over 2500 sq.ft; formal living and dining areas, family room with fire- room. Seller may consider selling adjacent lot. Lots of charm. place, elevated pool and hot tub. Wonderful entertainment home baths, den, possible 4th bedroom loft/office. $329,500 $269,900 PRICED TO SELL! Please call Ken or Claudia Frey at 472-1511. Please call David or Linda McLaughlin at 472-1511, Please call GG Robideau or Lori McGowen at 472-1511. PMR Priscilla Murphy Realty, Inc. MLS Toll Free Main Office Causeway Office Captiva Office (800) 233-8829 (941)472-1511 (941)472-4121 (941)472-5154 REALTOR' CA Q FEBRUARY 21, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER

ic few that have a greater effect because of their blood purifier and a sexual stimulant. chemical make up. These are the ones that ultimate- Amaranth' Using the flower, dried/steeped as a tea Nature's trail ly become the most well known remedy or treatment. for contraception, stops menstruation, using the leaf By Peter Kirkendal! Recognized by the Native Americans as plain and boiled as a compress for swelling, sprains, and ticks. simple medicine, the natural botanicals are free of Aspen: Using the leaf bud raw/mashed as a com- Peter Kirkendall is synthetic, man made substitutes that are deemed bet- press for wounds, sunburn, antibiotic, chicken pox, a licensed master. The native people simply used what nature pro- using the bark/steeped as a tea for colds, flu, aller- sage therapist and vided as medicine, that works in harmony with the gies, anemia, antibiotic. sports massage human body without interrupting the natural func- Chaparral: Using the leaf raw/steeped as a tea it is therapist. He works at the tions of the body. With no medical text books, no a diuretic, and a blood purifiei and is effective against Harry Ruby Salon pharmaceutical training, these people of the moun- arthritis, and dissolves cancer tumor. on Rabbit Road. tains, plains, and prairies, discovered our unique Choke Cherry: using the bark raw/ steeped as a tea His column bond with the earth. Bat that's only the beginning. effective against long congestion, colds, cough, jaun- appears in the A root dug up in one season will be a miraculous dice, antibiotic. Island Reporter remedy, but if it is dug up in another season, it may Echinacea: Using the root raw/boiled as a wash for monthly. be fatal. There are harvesting times to learn, and burns, wounds, boils, skin cancer, ear infections, does one use the root, stalk, leaf, or the blossom? using the root dried/steeped as a tea for strong blood Will it become a poison if it is boiled? The full cleanser, antitoxin for pneumonia, sinus, ulcers, can- Since the beginning of time, people have recog- extent of botanical healing would fill many volumes, cer, aging. nized the healing value of the various plants, trees, but having this knowledge is necessary to be effective Elderberry: Using the leaf raw/mashed as a salve and flowers that grow in profusion around them. with botanical healing. Please remember, however, for mosquito/fly repellent, deodorant. From the flower blossoms of the tropical paradise that although botanicals are a very effective aspect of Eucalyptus: Using the leaf dried/steeped as a tea islands, to the mosses and lichens of the frozen tun- healing, they are only one aspect. It is also important for asthma, bronchitis, spleen, rheumatism, tumors, dra, botanicals have played a major role in the heal- to accompany this with an exercise routine, a healthy ulcers, worms, pleurisy, sore throats. ing arts of both primitive and technically advanced diet, and at least eight hours of sleep per night. These Ginseng: Using the leaf dried/steeped as a tea for cultures. This is not voodoo medicine; this is not folk are some examples of botanicals and their uses. cough, blood builder, sexual stimulant, exhaustion, tale; this is real. Alfalfa: Using the leaf dried/steeped and using as a memory, using the root raw chew and ingest for Many different plants can have curative effects on tea, it is effective for swollen glands, tonsillitis, digestive aid, prostate aid, retards cancer growth. the same disease. However, there are usually a specif- spring tonic, hepatitis, aging, arthritis. It is a strong Emerson. Winners of the North/South were Helen Bears to come out of Dunes tennis Red wins and Preston Bassett followed by Pat and John Eichenlaub and Belle Lipsky and Nancy Healy. hibernation three over Park Meadow East/West winners were Joan and Dick Carlen fol- No need to hibernate this winter. Make your plans The Dunes 50-plus Red Team won three of four lowed by Rose and Frank Bloom and Mariann and now to join the Chicago Bears Fan Club for their matches against Park Meadow in a Lee County tennis Bob Warnick. annual vacation with current and former Chicago league match. Karl Sousa and Ron Baraket defeated Duplicate bridge also met Feb. 13 under the direc- Bears players at the Sanibel Harbour Resort and Spa Ken Monahan and Don James 6-4, 6-2. Ray Vazquez tion of Bev Jones, Winners of the North/South were from Feb. 26 through March 2. and Dean Koth lopped Larry Neuhoff and Maury Marion Hunt and Tom Boyer followed by Helen The four day event includes a Kick-Off Party, Young 3-6, 6-3, 6-3. Gib Harris and Bill Rosenberg Bassett and Pat Eichenlaub and Ginny Reeves and Beach Challenge, Golf Tournaments, Deep Sea fish- edged out Dario Geurnieri and Dave Brandt 1-6, 6-4, Alaine Jass. Winners of the East/West were Kay ing and an Awards dinner. Proceeds will benefit 6-3 and Gayle Scott and Bruce Sprinkle won in two Trimbur and Murr Mooney followed by Helen Bears Care, a fund of the Robert R. McCormick sets over Bill O'Malley and Gerd Weinhoffer 6-3, 6- Quimby and Eleanor Calves. Belle Lipsky and Cindy Tribune Foundation. Some players attending include: 4. Adams finished in third. Joe Cain, Curtis Conway, Dan Hampton, Glen Kozlowski, Dennis McKinnon and Octus Polk. For more information call the Chicago Bears Fan Bridge scores Beachview men's golf Club at (800) 790-2327. Duplicate bridge met at the Sanibel Community In a two best balls of four tournament held at Center Feb. 17 under the direction of George Beachview Feb. 15, the team of Les Snell, Joe Hoffman, Dave Rubien and Bob Mooney shot a 110 Red Sox Children's Classic to win easily. The team of Tom Redford, Marty A galaxy of legendary sports celebrities including Gallagher, Russ Bilgore and Mac McClintock fin- baseball and football Hall of Famers will headline the ished six strokes back. Dorell Luce, Fred Scheidig, 4th Annual Boston Red Sox—Children's Hospital Dick Grant and Colin Reeves shot a 118. Celebrity Golf Classic on Feb. 28 at the Forest In a nine hole two best balls of four tournament Country Club in south Fort Myers. held Feb. 11 at Beachview the team of Tom Judson, Honorary Chairman and Red Sox slugger Mo Don Manning, Howard Seyffer and Bert Lane shot a Vaughn will have a stellar array of current and famed 58 to win by three strokes over Bill Blankenship, Phil athletes of yesteryear "teeing up for the kids" in this Grace, Dave Harrison and Bert Zheutlin. year's Southwest Florida's premier charity fund-raiser. Tournament proceeds will benefit Children's Sweetheart tournament Hospital newly installed Extended Care Center. In a Valentine's Day tournament held at the Dunes Foursomes will compete in shotguns at 8 a.m. and the team of Dick Smith, Millie Ford, Joyce Rand and 1:30 p.m. Tournament format is two best ball of four- Betty Long came in first. Jim Hayes, Adrienne Cross, some in a shambles (modified scramble) competition. Sonya Gans and Lynne Tolley came in second. Steve A $150 player entry fee includes greens and cart Reynolds, Jean Baer, Jan Baker and Frankie fees, prizes, food and beverages. MacNulty finished in third. For more information contact John Yancey at 482- 7064. Dunes Nifty Niners In a two-person Old Pal best ball tournament at the Men's softhail registration Dunes Feb. 13, Jane Parker and Joyce Matousek Registration for men's softball is scheduled for teamed up to shoot a 28 to win. Jane Devaney and tonight at 7 p.m. in the meeting room at the Sanibel Nancy Hopkins finished in second after wining a Recreation Center. For mo.re information contact playoff. Helen Craig and Inge Hanslmaier finished in Frank Vetter at 332-9137 or 482-6484. Leave a mes- third with a 30. sage.

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i ISLAND REPORTER • FEBRUARY 21, 1997 Q 7A Getting In a good eight minutes can save a marriage In two words, I'll sum it up. BE NICE! If neces- utes, it should be mutually satisfying. Caressing is Dependency sary, be phony. Even if you don't feel like being nice, almost always welcome by couples with a healthy do it anyway, at least for four minutes. It's a good sexual rapport. A conversational exchange can be By Janice Caron investment, and the dividends you and your just as rewarding. Talk about dreams, about plans, spouse/partner collect may be a lot more valuable about anything that lends itself to an exchange of than you'll earn in the stock market. In addition, if good feelings. Or go outdoors and inhale the fresh- Janice J. Caron is ness of the day together. Try anything which will a certified addic- you act nice, good feelings often follow along and tion professional phoniness may fade into sincerity. bring you closer together, and vary your patterns with a master's in You may be thinking, "It's a routine; we get up from time to time. counseling. and get going," or "So, he/she comes home, land we Here are some pointers for more rewarding contact Readers with con- talk a little and have dinner—what's the big deal?" at day's end. fidential questions Coming and going are big deal, because below the • Give your spouse your total attention for the first about addiction level of ordinary awareness, in spite of what appears few minutes. Think of it as mouth-to-mouth resusci- can call Caron at to be a casual procedure, couples literally bombard tation to prevent drowning. 395-2184 each other with cues and messages. Husbands, wives • Don't be guilty of the "didya's!" Don't greet or lovers usually don't realize they are making swift, him/her with "Didya pick up the cleaning?" Didya do durable impressions on each other's minds in the a hundred other things—questions that can wait. morning and evening—impressions which influence • Don't be a dumper or chronic complainer. Don't In today's fast-paced, time crunched world, we are the day's work and activities, the night's sexual dump all the complaints of your world on him/her always looking for ways to change our relationship encounter or evasion, and lifetime of relating. before trying mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. with our spouse or significant other. Here's a Here are some ways people handle the wake-up • Give him/her time to relax before you put any QUICKIE! The success or failure of a marriage, routine. Which of these seems to fit your pattern pressure or start the inquisition. which today includes couples living together in a most appropriately? • Do be nice. serious on going relationship, can depend on what • You shake him/her and shout, "Okay, time to get The first four minutes of the morning, or when you happens between a husband and wife during just up!" and your spouse or partner are together again after a eight minutes of the day: four in the morning upon • You pass a steaming hot cup of coffee under busy day, is only indicative of the past and future awakening, and four when you are reunited after the his/her nose. minutes, hours, days and years of your lives. Try it working day. During the years of a marriage or the • You reset the alarm and place it three inches from you may like it. This could help you both overcome interval when cohabiting lovers share bed and board, his/her ear. stress from many sources as well as break down the these crucial eight minutes may set the tone of a con- • You rub his/her back or neck and whisper, "Time walls of loneliness and tension to bring back the old tinuing alliance. Certainly, they symbolize the man- to get up, darling." feelings of warmth, esteem and closeness you once ner in which a man and a woman integrate their lives, felt for each other. either in loving empathy or masked hostility. Whatever you do in the morning's opening min- WATER WOES'from page 2A Sanibel's ordinance is Sec. 19-25. Water shortage subsequent violations within one (1) year after previ- Fly with pelicans... plan. In addition to indicating that we will follow ous violation: Fine not to exceed five hundred dollars The Island Reporter pictorial history books are shortage restriction guidelines, it also includes perma- ($500) and/or imprisonment not to exceed sixty (60) in and available for pick up at the office at 2340 nent restrictions specific to Sanibel. They include days. Periwinkle Way. Anyone who did not pay for that it is unlawful to irrigate lawns in the city between City attorney Bob Pritt said, "This ordinance does postage should pick up their copy of the book. 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. except with low-volume devices or not prohibit issuing a warning before a fine is Additional orders are now being taken for the next to maintain irrigation systems (limited to 10 minutes imposed, especially when something is new informa- printing of the Sanibel-Captiva history book. The per zone, once a week), or to apply fertilizers and tion. We will allow time for the public to become deadline for orders is March 3. pesticides. Other permanent restrictions prohibit informed." restaurants from serving water from the water supply Sanibel Police Commander, John Terry said, "This This year's poster signing date will be March 7 or distirbution system unless a customer requests it. is a city ordinance and we can and will enforce it. If from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Matsumoto Gallery on As stated in the ordinance, penalties are as follows: officers see a violation they can issue a citation, and, Tarpon Bay Road. Ikki will be there to personally First violation: Twenty five dollars ($25); Second and of course, we will respond to complaints." sign each Island Reporter postei, TAX TIPS 'from page 4A Income. Base Income is: Social Security taxed is Security taxed. married taxpayers with above $32,000 for mar- Aides at the Sanibel 1)All normally taxed calculated using the eigh- Single taxpayers with Base Incomes of $44,000 ried couples will at least Civic Center Monday income including wages, teen step worksheet Base Incomes of $25,000 or more plus 85 percent increase your tax by afternoons through April interest, dividends, found on page 17 or the or more and married tax- of their Social Security. $2.78. Carefully plan- 15. alimony, pensions, busi- 1040 Instruction booklet payers with $32,000 or The net result is that ning the amount of your Meyers is a volunteers ness income and all other or on page 23 of the more will have a portion an IRA distribution could IRA distribution can save with the AARP lines in the right hand 1040A Instructions. It is of their Social Security cause your total tax to many middle income tax Foundation, people help- column of IRS form a complicated and error taxed. Single taxpayers increase by as much as payers a considerable ing people. 1040 except Social prone process. An annu- with Base Incomes of $5.18 for every $10 in amount of money. Security. 2) Plus one half al sampling has shown $34,000 or more plus 85 the IRA distribution. For Complex? Yes! Blame Social Security, 3) Plus that one of every four percent of their Social every $10 an IRA distri- Congress! all tax exempt interest. seniors tax returns has an Security will have a full bution that increases For help see the The amount of an error in calculating the 85 percent of the Social Base Income above AARP Foundation's individual's or couple's amount of Social Security taxed as will $25,000 for singles and trained and tested Tax end Your Taste Buds O acation To Key West And Save $4.00 ION Save $4 for each member of your party when Chadwick's is located l • x, \i you indulge in our Key West Night Buffet served on Captiva Island at the «« ' 1 C" every Wednesday night at Chadwick's. entrance to South • Enjoy a sumptuous buffet with all the dishes Entertainment THE Next Door at Seas Plantation. 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All including island volunteerism. will be paid on a timely and consistent Housing and Resources Tuesday updat- other BMRH projects are $23,300 for CHR Director Jan Hyatt said the basis. ed City Council members and the pub- one person; $28,000 for two persons; 1990 agreement with Michigan Homes "Ideally, we'd like the $31,000 in lic on the city's Below Market Rate $33,000 for three persons and $38,000 to expand Beachview Country Club one lump sum," Hyatt said. Housing Program. for four or more persons. included an offer to contribute $500 per But since no written agreement was CHR representative Cindy Hoggatt Hoggatt added that the criteria for unit at the time of closing on each of signed, the city is relying on spoken said rent surveys, ranges, income limits determining rank among Sanibel's the 62 lots, or a total of $31,000. testimony during a 1990 Planning and the point system to decide who is BMRH applicants are chiefly of two According to Hyatt, Michigan Commission hearing to determine if placed on top priority for affordable kinds: Those reflecting a financial and Homes has failed to make a single pay- Michigan Homes is legally required to housing will remain the same as last housing need and those identifying ment and now CHR wants to use the pay the $31,000 or not. year. length of employment on Sanibel. required $31,000 for future develop- "We'll help to the best of our abili- Hoggatt said rent ranges for one Hoggatt said certain kinds of employment. Hyatt said she is seeking the ty," City Council member George bedroom are $320 to $445 per month, ment are scored higher than others city's assistance in directing staff to Madison said. two bedrooms $445-$560 and three based on their special contribution to determine what closings on the Representatives of Michigan Homes bedrooms $560-$695. Maximum community welfare, safety and health. Beachview lots have occurred. Hyatt were unavailable for comment. income limits for one person on Planning Commissioner Steve added that CHR wants the city to set up SENIOR HOUSING -from page 1A "We defeated this two years ago," resident Donald development phase, while Council members Bob low income seniors is a good idea as long as it's not Wentling said. "I don't understand the theory of Janes, Andrew Reding and George Madison viewed in their backyard. This is my backyard too," Reding bringing this up again." the project as being right for Sanibel and despite said pointing out that he too lives along Dunlop According to Hyatt, affordable housing for inde- Periwinkle Pine resident's wishes, necessary for Road. pendent living seniors is noted as an identified need island seniors. Reding added that he is in no way supporting the in the 1997 Sanibel Plan and since CHR has obtained "If we encourage this project to go ahead, there's entire project, just the idea to move forward. approval of $303,000 in State and Federal grants to no turning back," Kain said. "I'm very concerned "Let's not talk about BMRH as being bad. We apply to construction and sewer related costs the time about this enclave of affordable housing. Scattered have met identified housing needs on Sanibel, except is now for the development of additional units. housing is a good principle. This is the most overde- for one area—seniors," Madison said. "We've never The units are proposed to be five, two bedroom veloped area on Sanibel. Shame on us." been presented with a better opportunity to meet an duplexes, with two of the ten units designed for the Kain, who was obviously disturbed by the pro- identified need." disabled. Hyatt said priority in tenant selection will ceedings said CHR is asking City Council to approve Council member Bob Janes became visibly agitat- be given to those that currently live or are employed something on principle with no knowledge of eco- ed with the residents for not seeing this project as on Sanibel and are 62 years of age or older. Hyatt nomics. beneficial. added that this housing will be dedicated for seniors Davison said while he supports the idea of afford- "We're trying to kill this program by studying it to not requiring full time nursing care. able senior housing, he believes the site is too overde- death," Janes said. "It has to be close to island ser- Project expenses could be kept low, says Hyatt, veloped. vices. We're talking about our seniors not migrant who noted that there will be no land cost and that the "We should discourage the use of this property," workers. I-see nothing wrong with proceeding with a assistance of city staff in helping CHR with the Kain said. feasibility study." development process (clearing and fill, vegetation, But Reding, Janes and Madison see the plan as Council members voted 3-2 in favor of proceeding engineering and sewer hook-up) could further reduce both beneficial to the city (a step in meeting a state with the feasibility study. project costs, required need) and its residents (promoting economic Council member Wally Kain and Mayor Bob diversity). 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Two weeks later, meant, remarking Sanibel's budget pro- Council member Wally Kain said he actively involved in the budget process Stendahl says another meeting should cess is nearly perfect. favored a workshop where citizens can Council approved an idea presented be held by city staff to explain which "There's always room for improve- make suggestions on how to improve by resident Curt Stendahl that City suggestions were implemented and ment," Stendahl said. "Getting the pub- the budget process, make recommenda- Council sponsor a workshop on the city why. lic more involved is one way to work tions for certain island improvements budget so that interested parties can Council members all agreed that if toward perfection." and also informs the public on what the recommend improvements. One reason anything can improve the budgeting But Price and City Council member city intends on doing for the coming for the workshop, Stendahl noted, is process it should be looked at. But the Bob Janes said the process as it stands, year. that it would be early enough in the decision was not made without trepida- is already too long. "That serves a purpose," Council year to allow winter residents to partic- tion. "We're constrained by deadlines," member George Madison said of ipate in the process as well. "The one thing I'm concerned with Price said. Kam's suggestions. According to Stendahl's recommen- is that it implies there's a problem Stendahl reiterated his belief that Stendahl said that these are only his dations, the city should select a date at now," Sanibel Mayor Bob Davison there is nothing wrong with the bud- suggestions on improving the budget least two months in advance and publi- said. get's content, just how the budget is process and that other islanders are sure cize it widely. City staff should prepare City Finance Director Renee Lynch presented. to have additional suggestions. the information and have it available at and City Manager Gary Price also felt "I'm not asking that you change the "I'm just saying 'find a way to allow least two weeks prior to the workshop. that Stendahl's recommendations were budget at all," Stendahl said noting that the public to become more involved,'" CAPITOL OF SYMPATY •from page 4A transitory, filling a vacuum that was left by the Three months after winning the electoral run-off tations with the president to resolve their problems. Communists who were the former professional politi- against Ion Ihescu, Romanian President Emil This has been accomplished in order to address prob- cians which will later be filled by the real profession- Constantinescu has been touring European capitals in lems of internal security. als of political democracy. His destiny is the same as order to boost his country's dampened image and The new president seems interested in changing many other Rumanian intellectuals who felt at a deci- lobby the international community for support. He the reality of Rumania, not just its image, believing sive moment that they had to take on direct responsi- has already had talks with the IMF and more recently that the negative image that the country holds in the bility. he's been to Brussels to meet the president of the international community will only change when The new president uses rather peculiar similes. In European parliament and the commission president, Rumania's reality changes. Although Rumania describing the condition of the economy when his Jacques Santer. He would like to turn the "capital of already meets the official requirements for NATO, he government took over, he said it was locked into a sympathy" that he has encountered into a "capital of is very pragmatic and realistic in evaluating their state of draft projects. "The country was like a car credibility" and the "capital of credibility" into position. He knows that NATO welcomes countries that consumed more petrol to blow its horn than to "financial capital." that not only need security but that can also offer turn the engine over or like a car that was signaling to His government is supported by a coalition with a security. He also seems to realize that the European turn right without actually doing so." 53 percent majority that merits to be taken seriously. Union is no charity and that in order to belong Politically there was a lot of hesitancy between The coalition brings together representatives of the Rumania will have to meet certain economic criteria reform and continuing down the road of a centralized classic political families in Europe: Christian- as well as social standards. economy and this could only lead to a hesitant econo- Democrats, Liberals, Social-Democrats, all of whom Playwright Vaclav Haval became president of my. The new government found a lot of internal are reformists and ecologists. They have already cre- Czechoslovakia in 1989. Writer and former dissident, debt, a system of ossified bureaucracy, and highly ated a certain stability in inter-ethnic relations and Arpad Goncz, took his post as president of Hungary developed corruption. This discovery has shaped between people of different religions. The decision to in 1990. Geologist and academician Emil their policies and it is in these three areas that they bring representatives of the Hungarian minority, Constantinescu has only been president of Rumania have already begun to act. which is their biggest minority, into the government since November 1996. Whether he will be able to He admits that the social shock of economic was an historic one. Members of the Hungarian repeat the success stories of his predecessors remains reforms is very hard on the population. Setting minority now occupy key governmental positions as to be seen. His choice of prime minister, however, exchange rates free between the dollar and the ministers and regional prefects. At the same time all certainly demonstrates his full determination to go Rumanian currency, the liberalization of prices, par- other minorities, even the smallest with only 1,000 ahead with reforms. The former mayor of Bucharest, ticularly energy prices, together with the introduction members out of a total population of 23 million, are Victor Ciorbea, is well known for his'free-market of financial discipline has led to the closure of represented in parliament. They have periodic consul- thinking. unprofitable companies. All of this means higher prices and unemployment. The worst off are hit the hardest which has prompted the government to set responsibility for government because the outcomes JOE BURNS of these reforms will be decisive for Rumania. PRESENT: THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS! We must be crazy to offer over 30 combinations of pasta & sauce dinners including soup or salad and LOGGERHEAD CAY fresh baked bread with roasted Spectacular describes this 2 bed, garlic & oil 2 bath Gulf front corner unit, for only with side porch. This is absolutely the best view at Loggerhead Cay. Priced at $445,000. Also $9.95 great Gulfview unit for sale Of course we also offer $319,000. Call Joe and Joan Chicken Puttenesca Burns. Veal Saltimbocca Shrimp Alia Venezia Calairiari Marinara SANIBEL BEAUTY! Nestled between Bay and Gulf, along with other favorites this 3BR/2BA is only steps from the beach, fishing pier and shops. Features include large lot and lovely brick fireplace, Large Wood Fired Pizzas! porch could be enclosed as an extra room. $310,000. Call Joe •••1/2 and Joan Burns. For all your reed estate needs call us at News-Press Helen Thomas Realty

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Antalick, 2nd grade; 2nd Sean money raised goes to the children to Sanibel kids Radigan, 3rd grade and Tess Walsh, help buy supplies that may be required Lions scholars Congratulations to our citizens of the 2nd grade; 3rd Karl Murcock, 2nd at the school but are not available due The Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club is week of Feb. 10-14: Alison Francis, grade and Zach Gulnac, 3rd grade. to budget cuts. To donate call 472- seeking applications for the club's Victoria Wolamn, Nick Simmons, 1617. All donors will receive a non- Francis Bailey Scholarships. Emma Halverson, Ryan Geraci, Jordan profit tax Charitable Contributions Applicants must be seniors in high Hodge, Chris Moench, Matt Cacioppo, Bible teaching Receipt. school, or high school graduates cur- Brittany Gann, Brian Palmese, Jaime A symposium, "Teaching Bible his- rently enrolled as full-time students in Richter. Our Worker of the Week is tory at the Lee County Public accredited colleges, universities or Bonnie Liljequist for all her hard work. Schools—is it unconstitutional?" will Kiwanis scholars vocational/technical schools. Science Fair Winners: be Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. at The Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club The number and value of the schol- Fifth Grade—Science Experiment: Edison Community College, Corbin welcomes applicants of all ages and arships is dependent on the level of 1st Adam Dispenza, fertilizer and Max Auditorium. Admission is free. It is educational goals to apply for on of its income realized during the past year Miller, camera; 2nd Carly Adler, gum sponsored by The Interfaith Council of annual scholarships. There will be two from the club's Bailey Scholarship and Melanie Alarsen, pine needles; 3rd Southwest Florida and Citizens for types of scholarships: one for students Endowment Fund. Last year there were Jessica Ogden, pollutants and Hallie Quality Education. beginning or continuing college studies five awards of $1,000 each. Dvorin, hamster. Science and one for students wishing to pursue Priority factors in selecting scholar- Model/Demonstration: 1st Alex vocational or trade school training. ship winners are Sanibel-Captiva or Greenberg, computer and James Sanibel seahorses Both types are made on the basis of Lee County residence, visual impair- Sprankle, radio; 2nd Jessica Head, The Sanibel Elementary School is financial need, vocational or academic ment or other physical handicap, finan- clouds and Sam Wood, engines; 3rd holding its annual SeaHorse Festival ability and diversity of interests. The cial need, scholastic record and the Paul Bodgon, battery. and silent auction on March 16 and is applicant must be a full-time resident proper completion of necessary forms. Science Collections fourth and fifth accepting donations for the auction. of Sanibel or Captiva, or work here Applications for the 1997 awards grade combined—1st Cameron Unusual items to date include: an full-time, or be able to show that their must be submitted no later than April 1, Weitzner, 4th grade, Caloosa artifacts, original NCAA Football signed by guardian is a full-time employee of the supplemental material to support an and Jesse Wheeler, 4th grade, bones; Heisman Trophy and National islands. The applicant must plan on application may be submitted until 2nd Danielle Owens, 4th grade, fossils; Champion Quarterback Danny attending a Florida school. For further June 30. 3rd Ashley Camomilli, 5th grade, Wuerffel, as well as a football signed information and an application for call Interested students may request crabs. from multi-time Super Bowl winner 472-5403 or 472-5657 or write application forms from scholarship Fourth Grade—Science Experiment: and Hall of Fame Quarterback Roger Scholarship Committee, P.O. Box 1, chairman Jim Graham, 3256 Twin 1st Sue Hoving, plants/electricity and Staubach. Brian Howe, solo artists and Sanibel, Fla. 33957. Lakes Lane, Sanibel, Fla. 33957. Or Andrew Richter, teeth and Victoria former lead singer of rock group "Bad call 472-8633. Wolanin, plants; 2nd Amanda Walters, Company" is donating a one of a kind plants/water and Shelly Adler, gender Bad Company leather band jacket that memory; 3rd Cecilia Leal, shells and is actually his own personal jacket and 9 LaRae Munyan, cola can garden. one of only four in existence made for Adam Dispenza : A pepper bustin boy Science Model/Demonstration: 1st band members only. Bethany Highsmith, genetics and Carlo The Parent Teacher Organization is Mucciga, water; 2nd Troy Simon, looking forward to the donation of trucks and Max Krause, eclipse; 3rd other items such as cars, boats, sports Amanda Reapsummer, insulators and equipment, sports or theater tickets Stephanie Bilski, electricity. including season's passes, and large Congratulations to other winners— ticket or other items from anyone inter- 1st Greg Gleason, 3rd grade and Kit ested in helping the island's elementary school. One hundred percent of the

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TICKETED— The above information is compiled by the Sanibel Police Department's Computer-Aided Anthony J. Panzera of Cape Coral, Feb. 20, run- Dispatch and represents calls to the department from Feb. 11 to Feb. 17. The department's ning a stop sign on Perwinkle Way, $83. new computer record keeping and dispatch process allows for less paperwork and more man- Pamela McGowin Gifford of Fort Myers, Feb. 20, hours on the road. The chart is created by the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce. failure to yield from driveway on Periwinkle Way, $43. Robert John Mclngle, Feb. 19, following to close after a two car accident on Periwinkle Way, $83. Wilson Cassamajor of Fort Myers, Feb. 19, no tag a home on Isabel Drive. The boat was returned to its Thomas Tabachnick of Orance, Conn., Feb. 19, 52 and no proof of insurance. owner. mph on Causeway Road, $173. Nikolas Karlo Ventura of Captiva, Feb. 18, 55 VOICES CALLING—An Umbrella Road woman Merlin Lee Gelpi of Airport Way,Feb. 17, follow- mph, $173. received a call from her alarm company telling her ing too close after a two car accident on Periwinkle Andrew H. Kaplan of Captiva, Feb. 18, 55 mph, the alarm for the back door was sounding. The Way, $83. $173. woman called police who found the back door open Albert Joseph Martin, Jr., of Fort Myers, Feb. 14, Christopher Boehm of Lehigh Acres, Feb. 17, four inches. The woman and another women were in improper backing after backing his garbage track into unsafe equipment. the home when the alarm sounded. Police dusted for a car and causing $5,000 in damage. Amber Saltman of Captiva, Feb. 17, 63 mph, fingerprints. MsaL. Gallia of Southhampton, N.Y., Feb. 13, 59 $173. SLASHER—A Fort Myers man found 30 bicycles at mph on Causeway Road, $173. James G. Willey II of Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 15, a Periwinkle Way business with flat tires Feb. 16. The Shane P. Schaumber of Fort Myers, Feb. 12, 65 mph, $273. inner tubes of the bike tires had holes poked in them improper equipment on Causeway Road, $43. Martin Krasavage of Meadowood, N.J., Feb. 14 and the store owner reported the damage at $120. lames F. Slagle of Cape Coral, Feb. 12, failure to improper passing, $83. FAILURE TO NOTICE—-Michelle Lynn Phillips of yeild while exiting a driveway on Periwinkle Way Edward L. Sawyer of Bay Village, Ohio, Feb. 14, Beach Road was arrested Feb. 13 for failure to appear following a two car accident, $83. 53 mph, $148. on a suspended drivers license charge after being Sanibel-Captiva Road Edward P. Hemmelgarn of Shaker Heights, Ohio, pulled over for a license plate improperly attached on Alana Ann Dunham of Fort Myers, Feb. 20, Feb. 12, exceeding the speed limit, $83. Lindgren Boulevard. The license plate on the vehicle improper passing on Periwinkle Way, $83. STOLEN BOAT—Police recovered a stolen boat was hanging from one bolt. belonging to a St. James City man beached in front of SANDCASTLE THEFT—Residents of Sandcastle Road came home Feb. 16 after church to discover their home burglarized. A ladder was placed against the back of the house and a "L-shaped" hole was cut in the back porch screen. The homeowner said he left One Thing Sets Us Apart... the house unlocked. The value of the jewelry stolen is estimated at $1,040. ...the View Experience scenic dining at Sanibel Island's only beachfront restaurant. We're introducing new menus featuring our unique "Gulf Shore Cuisine". Come for the food, stay for the best view on the island. Lunch: Monday - Saturday 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Sunday Champagne Brunch Buffet: 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. $16.95 for adults $8.95 for children 12 and under, plus tax and gratuity. K WindowmiK Complimentary for children 4 and younger. ON THE WATER 1 SuttHeh Seisik Restaarant^—'* Dinner: Daily 5:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Sundial Beach Resort 1451 -Middle Gulf Drive • Sanibel Island, Florida Breakfast Served Daily 395-6014 Reservations recommended

from our fine selection of Antique Diamond and Estate Jewelry ALBERT MEADOW ANTIQUES j: CAPTIVA ISLAND • 472-8442 "Across from the Bubble Room Reslauiant" " IStANb REPORTER''"• 'FEBRUARY 2.lV'f99tS D '13A When is a park not a park? Causeway Road park renamed the Sanibel Causeway Preserve By Mark S. Krzos Residents in the Dunes subdivision, now, no one has an application for spe- tions," Kain said. "It's a gesture toward News Editor along with members of the island group cial events in that area pending. If any- relieving some anxiety." If you can eat lunch at a picnic table, STOP-IT (Stop Tolerating thing were to be held in that area, it Kain said even though the City toss a baseball around and enjoy the Overdevelopment Projects that lead to would have to go through City Council has renamed the park, nothing outdoors, then that place is a park. But Increased Traffic) vigorously opposed Council." other than the name has changed. Kain don't tell that to the Sanibel City the development of a parking lot that Price added that if the word "park" said organizations can still apply for Council or residents of the Dunes. now exists and the suggestion that the makes people upset, there is nothing special events permits in the park, but Instead, the park along Causeway park be used for island sponsored wrong with changing the name. like any special event the city council Road running behind the Sanibel- events such as the "Taste of the But as for the definition of a "park" must sign off on it first. Captiva Chamber of Commerce is Islands." Residents in the Dunes con- and a "preserve" no one seems to have Kain added that future legislation being called a "passive use area" and tend that if the park were to be devel- a complete grasp of what either means. will further define what is and what is on Tuesday, the park or "passive use oped according to the city's plan, the "The area doesn't fit the classic defi- not permitted in the park. area" finally got a name. Council mem- neighboring subdivision would be nition of a park and it also doesn't fit Sanibel City Council members voted bers unanimously decided that the park overrun with, an influx of cars and off- the stereotypical definition of a pre- four to one in favor of the name will be called the Sanibel Causeway island residents. serve either," Chamber of Commerce change, with Council member Bob Preserve. Now that the park has been renamed Executive Director David Besse said. Janes being the one desenting vote. The site has been the center of con- to a "passive use area" known as the City Council member Wally Kain Janes said he couldn't believe the city troversy over the past month, after the Sanibel Causeway Preserve, nothing said the word "park" creates the image is spending more tijpe coming up with Care and Rehabilitation Of Wildlife changes, just the name. of attractions, heavy public use and a name for a park than the economic (CROW) sought to use the park as its "Does that mean special events large crowds. health of Sanibel. site for the fund-raiser "Taste of the won't be held there?" City Manager "My concern was that the name Islands." Gary Price asked. "I don't know. Right "park" conjures up an image of attrac- Dunes9 homeowners survey shows dramatic opposition to any development Residents guard against The results, said Katchen, over- Council member Andrew Reding "I don't see how a poll would preju- development along Causeway whelmingly show that the residents are agreed with Janes. dice us in any way," Madison said. opposed to developing the area into a "We've had nothing presented in any Kain agreed. and Bailey Roads park. Only 24 residents responding said way shape or form," Reding said fail- "If the rules of quasi-judicial matters By Mark S. Krzos they would favor a park. Conversely, ing to agree with Pritt's point of view. impede our public comment period," News Editor 173 were opposed to any park and 150 Both Council members Wally Kain Kain said. "Then I'm willing to take A two question survey mailed to residents said the city should revert the and George Madison also opposed our chances in court." homeowners in the Dunes subdivison area back to its natural state. Five resi- Pritt's point of view. revealed that all development in that dents responding said they were unde- corridor of the island should be limited cided. Swinging in shells and halted if possible. "I hope these results play a part in The first question asked if residents future policy making," Katchen said. The 60th Annual Shell Fair Raffle is in full swing. Six wonderful raffle prizes favor or oppose the development of a But before Katchen could present have been donated this year and all are on dis- retail/resort complex along Periwinkle the survey results, he had to convince play at the Sanibel Community center, Sandy Way/Bailey Road. Resident of the City Council members that his presen- Moran has donated one of her blue ribbon Dunes and STOP-IT member (Stop tation would not violate the sunshine winning Sailor's Valentine; David and Jo Tolerating Overdevelopment Projects laws. Stark donated one of their original Stark Shelligrams; Goz Gosselin donated an origi- that lead to Increased Traffic) Bern Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pritt nal shell flower picture; Congress Jewelers Katchen said 234 of the 360 homeown- interrupted Katchen's presentation, donated a 14-carat sealife bracelet; the Bailey ers said they oppose the development, warning Mayor Bob Davison and Matthews Shell Museum has donated a dis- three said they would favor the devel- Council members that it "should not play of six unusual shells from around the opment, five were undecided and one entertain such a report." Pritt added world; and Sanibel SeaShell Industries dpnat- refused to answer. that Council's hearing of the report ed a shell lamp. Stop by the center to see the The second question asked the resi- may jeopardize future proceedings, prizes and purchase tickets. dents in the Dunes, "Do you wish to such as the proposed Mariner develop- see the city-owned land between Bailey ment along Bailey Road and The 60th Annual Sanibel Shell Fair and Road and Causeway Road (extending Periwinkle Way. Show will be held at the Sanibel Community There's lots to see at the from the Chamber building to "I don't want to do anything that Center March 6, 7, 8 and 9 from 9 a.m. to 5 Sanibel Shell Fair and Periwinkle Way) developed into a may prejudice us later in court," p.m. This annual event is hosted by the Show coming March 6. "park" for either "passive use" or for Council member Bob Janes said adding Sanibel Community Association and the hosting various events such as "Taste that it is just a poll by the homeowners Sanibcl-Captiva Shell Club. of the Islands", etc? and "is nothing more than that." Sixty Something Take the money and run By Priscilla Friedersdorf ragged edge. Young frightened men leaning against the remainder will be dropped into the bottomless Priscilla police cars are frisked by equally young frightened- black hole of the U.S. Treasury, I question my own Friedersdorf is a :men in uniform. Dark hairedj dark-eyed men sham- instincts. Would I have pocketed a pink plastic curler travel and feature .bla along the roads coming from somewhere but with with a million tucked inside and scampered into the writer and photog- the appearance-of going nowhere. Hedonism is' mangroves or. wou,ld I have phoned the deputy sheriff rapher. She began rapant; ho social conscienc"e(Jno environmental con- patrolling the .causeway? Order me a cafe Cubano her career in jour- - science and no guilty .conscience. On the mean and a hot pastrami while I think about this. nalism four years streets of Miami "manatee".would be thoughts new P.S. Last week's recipe should have called for 1/2 ago as the' police designed brand ,of muscle shirt, a "pepperbuster" cup of sugar. reporter for the Island Reporter. would be identified as anew enforcement officer of She is" a Sanibel res- -the DEA.'A Brinks.van tips thousands onto the road- ident and spends side a,nd in the time it takes to pump up "Air " J.ordans"the windfall has vanished. Contrast this with part of each year in W^AT BODY TYPE ARE you? Washington D.C. the millions dumped along Shellpoirit Boulevard and England., properly reported'by un observant citizen and collect-, . You CAN IOSE WElqkr wlik)UT DRUGS -ed,.b.y. the authorities-.While elated rWrS/hgriff If you kwow yow BODYTYPB . •JVIapDciugaH will add tq h is '.munificent', budget and -' •'. Once a year I venture across Alligator. Alley on a\ * , ^ - -it***1-. -,',. *•* *j j.1^'* h " reality ,chd<2k'. Soft moist'gulf coast air gives, way to "" You need TO1 &C

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Certificate of Appreciation and Paul Library exhibit Greenman received a plague in recog- Sea oats continue to grow On exhibit throughout the month of nition of his service as Education February at the Sanibel Public Library Officer for the past three years. Former is resident Roger Strayer's collection of Commander Charles LeGette was American antique cut glass. The awarded the Bent Prop Award, given sparkling glass is displayed in the two annually to the member who has the cases adjacent to the Circulation Desk. most humiliating boating experience of He has been collecting the glass for 40 the year. years and began when a friend reward- District Commander Mullins pre- ed him with a piece after he had helped sented a National Award in CO- with an estate sale. The pieces on Operative Charting to Barrett Scallet exhibit with the exception of two are and a National Award for Publishing approximately 75 years old. Hours are Excellence to Bill and Helen Crain for Monday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 8 their work on Soundings. p.m. and Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday Commander Sampson dismissed his and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For fur- appointed committee chairmen and ther information c$ll ,472-2483. aides, and then was dismissed himself by District Commander Mullins. New Bridge and Assistant Officers Sandalfoot sworn in are as follows: Commander Bill Lucas; Executive Officer, Tom Gillis; Educational Officer, Robert Shissler; Administrative Officer, Robert Healey; Secretary, Helen Craig; Treasurer, Field Wasson; Assistant Linda Courtney, manager of Sandalfoot Condominiums on Sanibel, recently Educational Officer, Charles LeGette; presented a check to Don Fleming for 1,500 sea oats, the largest single order Assistant Secretary Jim Hynden, and received to date by the Keep Lee County Beautiful Beach Beautification & Assistant Treasurer, Pete Ingham. Renourishment Committee chairman. Don Fleming said the program continues to be extremely successful, "We have exceeded our minimum purchase to get free delivery to Lee county, as Woodworkers well as to maintain our low wholesale price." he said. The Island Woodworkers who meet The cut off date for ordering sea oats is March 1, 1997 and delivery will be on March 22 behind the Mobil station in from of Winn Dixie on the corner of Helen and Bill Craig received a at 10 a.m. at 445 Lake Murex Circle unless otherwise noted have the follow- San Carlos Boulevard and Summerlin Road in South Fort Myers between 10 National Award of Excellence for a.m. and noon. the Sanibel-Captiva Power ing plans for March and April: March Squadron publications, 1—Wood carving with Warren KLCB, Inc. is a private non-profit organization whose primary focus is lit- Soundings. Schoepke; March 15—Antique restora- ter prevention and responsible waste management. KLCB is sponsoring Sea tion with Tom Sharp; April 5—Saws, Oats Planting as a special project. To order sea oats call Fleming at 472-4744. jigs, and measuring with Charles Ringel; April 19—Template routing Change of watch with Ralph Altieri. instructor, Roine Carlson for a special The reconstructed clubhouse at the Call 472-6452, 395-7637 or 472- line dance event. Reservations are Shell club meets \ Dunes was the setting for the Sanibel- 3222 for further information. required. Call 472-5743 for further The Feb. 18 meeting of the Sanibel- *. ui-- Captiva Power Squadron Change of information. Captiva Shell Club will feature a slide Watch Monday, Feb. 10. Following program by Dick Forbush about social hour and dinner and the Seniors get in line shelling in the Philippines. This area is Invocation by Betty Boers, Island Seniors will sponsor a potluck CONA to meet known for some of the world's rriost Commander Sampson welcomed the dinner and special line dance program The Committee of Neighborhood colorful and ornate shells. members and honored guests, includ- Friday, Feb. 28. Eileen Ronning,- line Associations (CONA) will have its The meeting begins at 8 p.m. at the ing District Commander Alta Mullins, dance instructor for many senior pro- next monthly meeting Thursday, Feb. Sanibel Community Association build- District Executive Officer William grams in Minnesota, will present an 27 at 9 a.m. at the Samsel residence at ing on Periwinkle Way. Attendees are Hooper and District Administrative evening of special classes. She has 3131 Twin Lakes Lane. The guest encouraged to arrive earlier so they can Officer Edgar Likins, as well as repre- published many articles and organized speaker will be Gary Price, city manag- purchase a club T-shirt and raffle tick- sentatives from San Carlos Bay, Fort fun line dance competitions throughout er. For further information call 472- ets. Myers, St. Petersburg and Columbus, the Midwest. When Ronning visited 0308. Ohio Power Squadrons. Sanibel last year, she collaborated with Mary Kay Condit received a the Seniors Program regular line dance Facing death Free GPS seminar Nineteen years of service as a Terry Hale, Manager of the E & B Hospice Nurse gives Carolyn Jaffe a HAUSilV (XIII OHI) . Discount Marine Fort Myers location personal knowledge of how people face PURR-FECT PROPERTIES! will be conducting a free introductory death. 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COMMUNITY NEWS -from page 14A ' ing, and filming turtles, tortoises and shelled reptiles Chapin Lane, to discuss their new book All kinds of in general. These efforts have moved him near the top •Lave: Experiencing Hospice, on Saturday, March 8, Car wash of the pyramid of those with knowledge of these at 2 p.m. • The Eighth-grade class of Crestwell School are remarkable creatures. having a car wash to help raise funds for their final Ding's darling class trip. The car wash will be held at the Pritchard's travels and International Medical Center at 4301 Sanibel-Captiva video presentation will Ede Stokes, long-time Sanibel resident, has Road on Saturday, Feb. 22, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. cover at least four conti- worked at the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge for over 24 years and she thinks the new visi- nents and describe some tor center being planned is pretty cool. "It's wonder- of the trouble one can get ful to see a partnership working at its best—with vol- World-wide -audubon into (with elephants) in unteers the "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society and the The Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society, again, goes Africa; problems in private sector all assuming this monumental task of international and world-wide for the Feb. 27 program Australia and South building a new visitor center." The fund raising pro- at the Sanibel Community Center. Dr. Peter Pritchard America. Some of the gram being undertaken by the "Society" is to build of the Florida Audubon Society will present shelled reptiles Pritchard and equip a new visitor center without using govern- "Sidenecks of Gondwandaland" at 8 p.m. ment funds. If you would like more information about Peter Pritchard has filmed are bizarre, and Pritchard, vice president of the Florida Audubon this privately funded building program write: Visitor almost unbelievable, most Center Committee, 1 Wildlife Drive, Sanibel, Fla. for International Wildlife Conservation, has covered unlike what the kids bring home from the pet store. 33957. . the globe over the past 30 years researching, study-

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Grab your partner and head over to the Hoedown By Michelle Moran Editor Mary Staples-Webber and Kathy Galloway wanted the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum's first fund raiser to be fun. The March 11 event is sure to get some boots kick- ing and some skirts twirling with its "Island Hoedown" theme. "We wanted to do something different," Staples- Webber said. "Each year the benefit will not be formal, but it will have a fun, kicky theme." While the event—created to raise funds for exhibits and education at the year old museum—is not formal, it is not without elegance. Staples-Webber said there will be china, candles and many other special touches created specifically for the museum's first annual event. Galloway explained the event committee was able to gather the special creative spirits of the islands and bring them into the Hoedown design. "There's so much talent here," she said. "In this area we are really blessed." Decorative touches include bandanna napkins which each guest will take home as a keepsake; spe- cially designed shell motif tablecloths available for purchase after the dinner ($75 dry cleaned for a 60- inch round); and geranium center pieces which will also be sold for $25. Smithsonian Institute Mollusk curator Jerry Harasewych, Kathy Galloway, Bailey Matthews The event, whose Trail Boss is Northern Trust, is Museum Director Jose Leal., Mary Staples-Webber and Houston Museum of Natural Sciences open to the public. Tickets are $75 and the night Mollusk Curator John Wise are ready with their donations for the education program at the kicks off at 6:30 p.m. After dinner, things speed up Sanibel museum. with line dancing and Naples caller Burt Kaplan get- side tents which will fill the museum grounds for the Donna Kaye, Meri and Tom Kulina, Joyce Lally, ting party goers into the mix. Tuesday night celebration. Virginia Michelletti, Dorothy Moore, Pat Moreman, The Island Hoedown Committee scouted local "We want to attract young people, people from Ceci Munkenbeck, Helga Patterson, Peggy Pollack, country bars and came up with the award-winning Fort Myers, everyone," Staples-Webber said. "We Lou Pontius, Ada Shissler, Liddy Smith, Ann Smoot, band "Infield" which begins its entertainment at 7:30 feel the museum has a broad base of people than sim- Skip Strehlow, Mary Ellen Tiffany, Deana Turner, p.m. "The food is going to be great, there will be ply the islands and we want to reach those people," Linda Uhler, Shirley Valentine, Odette Veysey, great music and great fun," Galloway said. "There's a Other members of the Hoedown team are: Francis Marian Wright, and David Webber, lot of formal things going on on the island and we Bailey, Nancy and Richard Bird, Jerry Brown, Lena For tickets and further information call the muse- wanted this to be different." Brown, Jan Burdick, Barbara Celestino, Carol and um at 395-2233. Contributions are fully deductible. Dress for the night is being hailed as "Chic Jim Donaghy, Sam Galloway Jr., Dena Geraghty, The non-deductible portion of each ticket is $30. Western/Country" and should be suitable for the out- Anina Glaize, Judy and Herb Goldenberg, Pat Jones, Seating is limited. Captiva event to bring hundreds to islands tomorrow By Michelle Moran Wright; hors d'oeuvres and cocktails at ing of Timmy's Nook by Madith; four Lady Chadwick; and three nights at Editor Lloyd Wright's theater; two tickets to hours of lie music by "Satin Jazz"; two 'Tween Waters Inn. Hundreds of people will flock to Don McLean at Barbara B. Mann; tick- nights at South Seas including dinner Some items of interest include two Captiva tomorrow for the ABC Sale ets to the Pirate Playhouse; a weekly for two at Chadwick's; a signed print bicycles painted by Lauri Kaihlanen for and Auction at the Captiva Civic rental from Priscilla Murphy Realty; a from Ikki Matsumoto; a day of beauty the auction, Stella Farwell's magic shirt Association (CCA) center on Chapin three night stay at the Shell House on at Resort Salon Services; a champagne and a golf ball retriever, along with the Captiva, donated by Foye Builders; sailing trip for six. people aboard New Lane. •please see page 2B Donations have poured in over past jewelry from Gretchen Wilson; a paint- Moon, a cocktail party for 50 aboard months with chairpersons Jeff Shuff and Ron Gibson collecting nearly 40 auction items. Adelaide adopted at Aboriginals The sale itself kicks off at 9 a.m. By Owenda Hiett-Clements Past sales have seen people lining up as StaffWriter early as 7 am., so set your alarm clock. When you adopt a greyhound, you have to train it to be a dog, Ten percent of the gross from the sale "They don't know how to play," said Susanne Waites, owner and auction will go to the Sanibel- of Aboriginals along with her husband William and proud owner Captiva Conservation Foundation Sea of Adelaide, a greyhound she adopted from the Second Chance Turtle Research and Education pro- for Greyhounds at the Greyhound Farm in Bonita Springs. gram on Captiva. The remainder of the v 'They've been kennel-trained and they have to get used to proceeds goes to the CCA for its pro- b/eing free,-I was surprised, but she didn't even know how to go grams and civic work on the island. up and down stairs. She had to be housebroken, but she learned This year's auction begins at noon really quickly," Waites explained, headed by Victor Ma-yeron of the "She likes to play with small, stuffed animals, but nothing Mucky Duck and Tony Lapi, The top that .squeaks because that's too much like the rabbit they are money-getter will be the 1980 Morgan trained to chase. They are also good with other pets," she said. donated by Fred and Nanelle Wehman Waites wanted a dog she could take to work and she.didn't of Captiva. Other auction items have the time to go through the puppy training. Two year old include: a 1992 Bayliner with trailer; a Adelaide, named after the city in Australia where the Waites 6-foot-by-9-foot Chinese needlepoint lived in the Jate 70's, goes to the shop, and, although still a bit rug donated by Kathy and Martin shy, visits with customers and stretches out behind the counter Jennings; a trip to Useppa for lunch for naps, aboard Pungo, Mike Cohen's 45-foot •please see page 3B cruiser, donated by Cohen and Lloyd Susan Waites and her adopted greyhound. 2B 0 FEBRUARY 21, .1.997 • ISLAND,REPORTER ABC SALE ON CAPTIVA -from page IB donation of a Sunfish sailboat, windsurfer and little red wagon, the auction is sure to have something for every desire. The day doesn't end there. The Taste of Captiva, featuring samplings from the island bistros, will be held throughout the afternoon. The event wraps up with a dinner by Rib City of Fort Myers and dancing till 8 p.m. with music provided by "Satin Jazz." Tickets for the dinner are $10 for non-volunteers. Call for reservations. For those not in the dancing mood, Wildside Adventures will be holding a special full-moon tour starting at 6 p.m. with the proceeds benefitting the ABC Sale, The tour is $25 and heads out from McCarthy's Marina. For more information call 395- 2925. Donations can be dropped at the civic center until 3 p.m. today. For more information call the CCA at 472-2111, Gibson at 472-6179, or Shuff at 472-5161. Baked goods should be dropped off this evening or early tomorrow morning, Hemphill's hot dogs highlight sale Volunteers and hungry patrons of the ABC Sale will be happy to know Bud and Georgia Hemphill are back. Ron Gibson is joined by Lynn and Judy Hutton in sorting through the myriad of donations for Volunteers cast their votes bringing back hot dogs the sale and auction. Two items to be auctioned include the 1980 Morgan and a Sunfish sail- put on the back burner last year, boat. "They asked us not to make them last year because staple of the event about 20 years ago. fee and donuts before the sale begins." of the Taste of Captiva," Georgia said, adding the "We've always served them," Georgia said of the ' This year's ABC Sale and Auction benefits Sea couple cooked up some dogs for volunteers the day hot dogs. "By 9 o'clock the volunteers think it's noon Turtle Research of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation before the sale instead. and they come running around asking where the hot Foundation. Ten percent of the gross sales from the "Ron was so intent on having it go back to the way dogs are." event goes to the charity selected annually. Last year, it was," Georgia said of the request from event co- Not only do the Hemphill's provide the plump $5,300 was donated to Hope Hospice. chair Ron Gibson. "Everyone said 'we want the hot packages boiled up to perfection, they also brew fresh She sells sea shells dogs.'" coffee at their home across the street from the civic Phyllis Mason is busy making clowns these days. The couple began working on the sale 25 years center and Bud carries his brew to hard-working vol- The Captiva woman began working on her shell ago, providing refreshments. The hot dogs became a unteers throughout the day. creations four months ago. He designs are developed With the accompaniment of donuts from Jerry's, specifically with the ABC Sale in mind. But she which Georgia said are "the best on the islands," the could use some help. early morning hunger pains of volunteers and waiting "We haven't really been given a lot this year," sale goers are appeased. The coffee and donuts are Mason said of the donations normally washing to the sold to patrons, volunteers get their coffee for free. shores of the Shell Table Committee, "We hope to get 9QGrOOD "We don't make any money," Georgia said, more donations of just about anything." explaining the hot dogs sell for $2 each. The Shell Committee collects seashells from col- To BTJY A HONDA. Bud said the hot dogs, which are purchased at the lectors and shell crafters to sell as individual shells, • 90 HP lour stroke, 1590 «four cyfindet OHC. Island Store, are the best. "They get big and plump," collections and works of art at the ABC Sale. Mason •Uses regular unleaded gas-bums NO oi-bettsr he said, The dogs are served with the typical array of is hopeful more donations will come in before the for tha environment. condiments: mustard, ketchup and relish. Feb. 22 event. »Unsurpassed fuel economy and range. "We're big on pickle relish," Georgia said. "No She said she'd like to see some collections, large, • Power tSI and trim is standard. •INCREDIBLY QUIET. onions unless Bud wants to chop them." unusual, or rare shells donated. "I'm really hoping for • Capacitor discharge Ignition for quick starts. "No onions," Bud added quickly. "And no sauer- something big," Mason said. kraut." But in the meantime, Mason is working on her The hot dog service is provided courtesy of a own crafts. Since October, this crafty woman out- Refreshment Committee comprised of Shelia Hoen, putted mirrors, candles, and little sculptures for the Mike Cohen, Gene Slusser, Peg Kimball, Rusty sale. Her clowns which will be on sale Feb. 22 are an Webb, Charlie Smith, Connie Smith, and the award-winning creation honored at the Sanibel Shell Hemphill's. Fair & Show. 941-283-4334 This year's hot dog sale venue is still undeter- Anyone wishing to donate to the ABC Shell Table mined. The Hemphill's aren't sure Where they will be Committee should call Mason at 472-1165. WATERfROHT DRIVE • PINE BIAHDHORIDA located, but they are sure to be the first booth open. "Let it ring a long time; I might be in the middle of 5 miles from Boca Grande Pass "I don't know if we'll have a booth with the Taste gluing something, but I'll get there eventually," she Always war a personal floatation device white boating and read your owners manual. of Captiva," Georgia said, "but we'll be serving cof- said.

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Ijck Nicklaus hit a hole m one when driven the sports company out of he mined Dick Belhngei piesident of the rough and into the largest full- Golden Bear International in 1989. A seivice golf company in the woild. strategist with a keen intellect, Dick has His game plan? Build "Trust Northern. I do and you should, too" value m the Golden Bear brand Dick simply translated the intangible qualities associated with the Ethel Rita Sinow shares her love of shells Nicklaus name — ciedibility, honesty, with island residents and spreads her joy of and integrity — into newly created music with the world. sports-related businesses. The strategy TIMES OF ISLANDS 'from page 3B is a winner. Golden Bear Golf recently areas that have barrier islands using the same maga- went public, the golf industry is on an zine body but adding a regional aspect to it. "The upswing, and, under Dick's leadership, limit is the horizon," he says wistfully. In the future Jaeger plans a multi-lingual issue to the company is poised to be a dominant appeal to the European market with features in player for many years to come. German, Dutch, French, Spanish and Italian. Jaeger has a deep concern for the environment and the fragility of the vulnerable barrier islands here in Dick's relationship with Northern Trust Florida and along the coastal areas of the United gives him a similar confidence in his States. "Barrier island are such a volatile environment and own financial future. After all, we've their ecosystem is so peculiar, that I think they must been helping clients build wealth and be considered in an entirely separated fashion. protect assets for generations In a spirit Contarily to the Caribbean, the Mediterranean or the Pacific islands. A barrier island can be here today and of teamwork, we draw on the expeitise be gone tomorrow." available throughout the Bank to offer Jaeger has definite opinions about the material fea- ideas, advice, and a sophisticated set tured in the magazine. "The editorial part of this magazine is structured of financial tools All provided by one differently from that of some other publications. We experienced Private Banker All strate- don't want to write, for example, articles on shells, gically combined to your advantage. boating or fishing in a very technical manner, but rather in a more philosophical approach. When we are out there shelling and look where water meets the For financial service that will keep you earth, the simple act of picking up that wonderful lit- on top of your game, call John Schlichtmg tle shell should be enough to connect us with the elements." at 489-0100 The first issue of Times of the Islands is available throughout Lee, Collier and Sarasota counties and on each flight of LTU International Air Lines. Jaeger Northern Trust Bank expects each magazine will reach a total audience of The Private Bank about 150,000 people. "I am extremely fortunate to have such a great welcome. The business community of the islands has been absolutely wonderful. I appreciate this welcome and I pledge that my team and I will always have the readers' and businesses' well-being in mind," he says reassuringly. "How rewarding for us at Times of the Islands, if only it enables the resident and visitor alike, after they have read an article in our magazine, to have one line or a paragraph 'stick' in their minds, and have them pondering the beauty and magnificence of this spot in which we live, then I have fulfilled my mission," Jaeger said. Subsidutv of Northern Trust ofHoncU Corporation inti Northtrn Iru'.t Corpontinn, Ghuit>o Mcmbci FDIC ISLAND REPORTER • FEBRUARY 21, 1997 Q 5B Get a charge at the Sanibel Historical Museum By Jean Downes raising his own family, his homemade tent prior to the power lines crossing Special to the Island Reporter "power plant" provided one bulb per the bay, so the old fashioned oak ice Electricity—or the lack of it— is a room and his wife was able to use box with its traditional zinc lining was subject frequently asked of docents at small appliances—an iron, toaster and the only food cooler known to early Sanibel's Historical Village and waffle iron—one at a time. islanders. Museum and the answer that electricity There were other power sources Julia Scott relates that ice was came to the islands in 1941 is some- also. Paul Herndon of Fort Myers, brought to Captiva on the mail boat, as what misleading. Power lines carrying grandson of Will Reed who served as all the supplies were. A shopping list electrical service first marched across Sanibel Postmaster from 1895 until was given to the captain one day and he the bay that year, but the pioneer fami- 1940, remembers his grandfather jack- delivered on the next. Foods and goods lies who settled Sanibel and Captiva ing up his Model T Ford and attaching came from A.W.D. Harris Home prior to that were an inventive lot dedi- a fan belt to a rear wheel. From this Supply Store located in the Collier cated to solving their own problems. energy he drove a paddle wheel for Arcade on First Street in Fort Myers. A Julia Dicky Scott who is a volunteer washing clothes or a circular "saw blade trip over to the Bailey Store on Sanibel docent at the historical complex recalls for cutting wood. was ruled too difficult overland on the growing up on Captiva in the '30s with Although it happened before his bumpy roads that resembled wash electric power generated by a series of time, Herndon tells of the floating hotel boards. (Historical footnote: Frances A. Delco batteries fueled by 50-gallon called "Sanibel House" that Reed's Harris who with her late husband drums of kerosene, all rigged for home widowed sister, Lucy Daniels, put Arthur operated the home supply store use by her father Carl Dickey, ashore at their landing in 1907 and from 1932 died just last month on Jan. Julia's grandparents, Dr. John and which became a popular hostelry. It 20. She was 89 years old.) Julia Dickey of Bristol, Va., were the boasted a generator so it too had elec- Sam Bailey was growing up on first winter residents on Captiva dating tric lights long before its neighbors. Sanibel at that time and remembers 300 from 1906. By the time son Carl was Modern refrigeration was non-exis- blocks of ice unloaded by crane onto his father's dock in San Carlos Bay by SHELLING PIANIST -from page 4B Sinow devotes her time to shelling on boats from the Punta Gorda Fish certs again once the boys were grown. the beaches and is a docent at the shell Company. These would be chopped "When they were in college I pur- museum. Both she and Sid are mem- into 50 pound sizes and sold on the sued my career avidly. For years I bers of the Shell Club. spot to householders who rushed the traveled 200 miles every week to take "If I wasn't a musician, I would be ice home to their ice boxes. Reminiscing of her childhood on my lessons. a marine biologist," she said with great Commercial fishermen in that era Captiva, Julian Dickey Scott tells enthusiasm. unloaded their daily catch directly into of her father's generator that pro- Sinow and her husband, Sid, have vided electricity to the home. been dividing their time between Sinow's shell collection is extensive. "fish houses" built on stilts in the bay. Sanibel and Dixon, 111. since 1980. Jars and bowls are filled with perfect The fish company sent boats several office where Paul Herndon's grandfa- When on Sanibel, Sinow practices shells, none of which she stresses, were times a week to collect the seafood and ther processed the mail and the hold on her piano at home, and also appreci- taken alive. Not all her shells are on restock the fish houses with ice to pre- Bailey store that was a hub of the ates the use of the Steinway at BIG display, however, a tremendous quanti- serve the next round. Since the compa- island activity for decades before the Arts where she performed in a benefit ty are warehoused in the storeroom in ny had access to manufactured ice in causeway. two years ago. She praises the expan- her condo. Punta Gorda, their boats delivered to The historical village is open sion of BIG Arts and is delighted with Sinow's love for the island is obvi- retailers such as Bailey's store along Wednesday through Saturday each the direction they are going. ous. "It is a privilege to live on the route. week from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. The museum Sinow confided that she is also plan- Sanibel," she said. Among the attractions at Sanibel's is located at 950 Dunlop Road. ning another benefit locally in the near Historical Village are the Reed post future. When not involved with her music,

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HELElfl THOMAS REALTY 11509 Andy Rosse Lane ISLEV1STA PO Box 1090 • Captiva, FL 33924 \T SAN1BLI HARBOUR RESORT & SPA 941-472-6669 •1-800-741-4752 466-4000 htr@lielenthoma&.com ^ For all your real estate needs call Helen 6B • FEBRUARY 21, 1997 Q ISLAND REPORTER Church calendar from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. All proceeds will go to the is on sabbatical. Island Bible study church's mission programs. She formerly served as pastor at Faith United Island Bible Study will be Monday evenings from The sale will offer a variety of quality items, Church of Christ in Bradenton. She graduated from 7 - 8:30 p.m. at the Island Civic Center (the former including clothing, toys, furniture, tools, books, mag- Macalester College in 1966 and earned her master's Library location) 2401 Library Road. azines, shoes, draperies and more. Items will be degrees in religion and divinity at Chicago The group will be studying the attributes of Jesus. accepted through March 14. Pick up for large items Theological Seminary. She is married to the Rev. There are discussion groups and a lecture. It requires can be arranged by calling June McKinnell at 472- James Boler of the Florida Conference of the United advanced weekly preparation. Dave and Jinny Kelby 5535 or Virginia Arthur at 472-0178. Church of Christ. They have two children. and Al and Carol Larson invite interested individuals Sanibel Congregational Church of Christ is at 2050 to join the group for "fun, fellowship and meaningful Periwinkle Way across from Periwinkle Place. growth." Call the Kelbys at 472-2432 or the Larsons at 472-6534 with questions. Dr. Memory High school students will have a chance to listen to Celebration draws crowds "Dr. Memory" Jerry Lucas at the First Christian The weekend of events at Sanibel Community Church of Fort Myers "Solid on the Rock" program Church's 80th Anniversary Celebration will long be Feb. 22. remembered by young and old timers alike. Lucas, a former Olympic Gold Medalist and bas- It started early Saturday evening with the new 5:30 ketball Hall of Famer, will also speak on family rela- p.m. contemporary service with musical instruments tionships at 6 p.m. Feb. 23. Monday evening he will which was indicative of the growth of the congrega- present "How to remember faces and names" at 7 tion in response to its determination to be a disciple- p.m. For more information call 334-0316. making church focusing on spiritual growth. At 7 p.m. in the old sanctuary a program of reminiscence featured former pastors. Some who spoke were Linda Chapel echo Morris, Chuck Nave, Jim Pickens and Pat Milligan. The mission arm of the Chapel by the Sea on On Sunday congregants were greeted by cars and Captiva is providing an on-line computer system to costumes of 1917 and a morning of festivities that the North Fort Myers based ECHO. ECHO once used ended with lunch after the 11.15 service. regular mail to distribute information all over the world, but was able to purchase computer equipment to give them access to the Internet via World Wide St. Isabel's guild Web services. They also have a web site, The Guild of St. Isabel's Catholic Church will hold http://www.xc.org/echo, where people can visit and The Rev. Sandra R. Boler has assumed the its monthly meeting Feb. 24 at the church hall imme- chat. newly-created position of associate pastor at diately after 9 a.m. Mass. The speaker will be Mark Not all of the equipment needed for a fully opera- Sanibel Congregation United Church of A. Lokitas, a board certified psychiatrist. He is a staff tional system is in place since the Chapel's on-going Christ. psychiatrist at Charter Glade Behavioral Health special projects fund still needs additional contribu- System and a consulting doctor with the boards of tions. The project has presently raised a third of the Shrimp dinner Lee Memorial, Southwest Regional, Gulf Coast and targeted cost and donations are still needed. St. Michael and All Angel's Episcopal Church is Cape Coral Hospitals. His presentation will include a Donations should be mailed to Chapel by the Sea, holding its 7th Annual Shrimp supper Feb. 27. question and answer session and a box will be avail- P.O. Box 188, Captiva, Fla. 33924 with a notation for For those who want to "peel and eat" their shrimp able at the door to insure anonymity for questions. ECHO project. The guild invites those interested to attend the ses- at home carry-outs may be picked up from 5:30 to sion. Refreshments will be served. A general business 6:30 p.m. at the church office at the rear of the build- session will also be held with a list of officers for the Bihle study ing. The supper has always been so well attended, that in order to accommodate all the guests, there will following year to be presented. The Captiva Chapel by the Sea will hold Bible be four seatings held every half-hour beginning at studies each Wednesday at 9 a.m. throughout the 5:30 p.m. A 7:30 p.m. seating for chefs and other month of March. The studies will be conducted by workers will close the evening. Beyond the mountain the Reverend Charles C. Smith. The movie "Beyond the Next Mountain" produced The $9 cost of each dinner includes home-made by Bibles for the World and sponsored by Christian salads, rolls, beverage and an assortment of desserts. Film Ministries will be shown at the Sanibel Public Tickets should be purchased prior to the dinner and Library Feb. 24 at 7:30 p.m. A great family film, the New associate pastor may be obtained at the church office at 2304 story takes place in the jungles of India snowing all The Rev. Sandra R. Boler has assumed the newly- Periwinkle Way. kinds of wildlife and is based on the life of Dr. created position of associate pastor at Sanibel Prudiati and the Humar peoples. Congregation United Church of Christ as of Feb. 1. In her new position she will assist Dr. Randall H. Rabbi Saltzman inducted Niehoff, senior pastor, and will support the church's Friday evening, Feb. 14, members of the Bat Yam Church treasures sharing/giving and friendship/fellowship programs. congregation and the island clergy united at a dinner The women of Sanibel Congregational United Beginning March 1 she will lead three worship ser- in honor of Rabbi Murray Saltzman. Over 100 well- Church of Christ will sponsor the annual Junque and vices each Sunday for seven weeks while Dr. Niefoff wishers attended the festivities at the Sundial-Resort. Treasure Sale at the church on Saturday, March 15 Saltzman "retired" to Sanibel last summer. On Friday, during a ceremony held at the temple's meeting hall in the First Congregational Church of Christ, retiring Rabbi Philip Frankle formally installed Saltzman as Rabbi for the Bat Yam Synagogue. 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As an example, if the market value of your home is $2'50,0Q0 and you have a $ 150,000 balance on the first mortgage and a $20,000 second mort- SPRING CRAFT SHOW gage balance, your gross equity would be $80,000 MARCH 1 -2 • SAT & SUN 9-4 Your net equity at the time of sale would be the gross equity less all sales costs including commissions, escrow fees, allowances paid back to Exhibition Hall, 1320 Hendry St. the buyer for repairs and closmg costs., etc Ask your real estate agent to Downtown Ft. Myers FOLK ART • FLORALS • CERAMICS • CLOTHING • prepare a Net Share before accepting an offer CALLIGRAPHY-PRIMATIVE COUNTRY-WOOD -AND MANY MORE UNIQUE ITEMS- Realty Team Admission $1 50 • Under 13 FREE Independently Owned and Operated COUNTRY ROSE, INC. (561) 879-603 Wayne G. Russell, Broker 50$ OFF Admission • 1 Coupon Per Person 489-0444 ISLAND REPORTER Q 1997 Q 7B Community calendar

tours offered seven days a week. Daily hours are 9 FRIDAY a.m. to sunset. Located at Leader of the pack McCarthy's Marina on Captiva. Reservations Old Schoolhouse required for guided tours. Theater's J.T. Children's Summer Smith gives the 21 Sealife Sessions. For audience a wave children 8 to 12. $35 per during the BIG child; accompanying Arts parade Feb. 16 leading to the Natural Wildlife- adults free. Call for spe- opening of the new History Boat Tours, cific times and offerings, Schein Performing sponsored by the 395-2925. Arts Hall. The cele- Sanibel-Captiva bration continues Conservation Foundation Fitness with Carla this weekend. See and Captiva Cruises sets Ferrel at the Sanibel more photos and sail every day from Civic Center on Palm stories in the South Seas Plantation at Ridge Road, Mondays, Island Reporter C- 4 p.m. aboard the Lady Wednesdays, and Section. Chadwick. Cost is Fridays, at 8:30 a.m. and $17.50 for adults and $10 10 a.m. for children 12 and under. Children under 3 Sanibel Community ride free. For details, call Church Worship Hour 472-5300. Other daily from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. cruises are as follows: 9 every Friday. An hour of a.m.—Morning Nature prayer, singing and wor- Cruise; 9 a.m.—Cruise to ship. Call Joan at 472- Cabbage Key and 1936 for more informa- from Sanibel's Point dren, $10. Call 472- tours through Buck Key, Wildlife offers guided Useppa Island; nightly tion. Ybel to the end of 8443. the Gulf of Mexico and tour at 11 a.m. Monday- sunset cruise. Captiva. Daily, 1-3 p.m. rookeries in Pine Island Friday, and Sunday at 1 Indigenous Marine Adults, $15; children, Sanibel/Captiva Sound. Leave from p.m. Tours of the wildlife The Bailey- Life Aquarium, featur- $10. J.N. "Ding" Rotary Club Breakfast 'Tween Waters Marina rescue facility begin in Matthew's Shell ing tarpon, trout, snook Darling Wildlife Meeting, 7:30 a.m. every on Captiva. Trips: 8-11 the education pavilion Museum. Located at redfish, grouper, horse- Refuge—Tour the refuge Friday at the Hungry a.m. and 1-4 p.m. $35. with an introductory talk 3075 Sanibel-Captiva shoe crabs and others, a with an expert. 9-11 a.m. Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge Sunset and night cruises, and short video and pro- Road. Open Tuesday touch tank with live daily except Friday. Road. Visiting members $25,472-5161. ceed through the outside through Sunday, 10 a.m. shells and a research/ Adults, $10; children, $7. welcome. 395-0512. compound and take to 4 p.m., Closed educational display. Call 472-8443. Island Seniors aero- about one hour. $3 dona- Mondays. A half-hour Located at the Marine Aerobics at the bics. 9:30 a.m. at the tion requested (except for lecture and slide show Habitat Foundation's Miss Paradise Sanibel Fitness Center. Island Civic Center (old members and children 12 daily. Tuesdays through Barrier Island Research Cruises. Backwater Professionally certified library building). 472- and under). Rain cancels Fridays at 11 a.m. and 2 Laboratory, 900 Tarpon fishing—bait, tackle pro- instructors offer the fol- 5743. $1 member, $5 tour. 472-3644. p.m. Admission for Bay Road. Open seven vided. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. lowing classes for every- non-member. adults $5, youths, 8 to days, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Adults, $35; chil- one. Nice 'n' Easy, 7:15 Al-Anon, noon, 16, $3, seven and under 472-3558. dren, $20. Sealife a.m.; Mixed Impact Country Line Dance. Sanibel Community and members are free. Encounter Excursion— Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body With Sandra D. at the Church. Suggested visiting time Islands Trolley Tour. Marine biologist, touch Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; American Legion Post for exhibits 45 minutes Sanibel Trolley offers a tanks and aquariums on Short Step, 11:30 a.m. 123 on Sanibel Captiva Alcoholics to one hour. Gift Shop on narrated two-hour tour of board. 12:30-3 p.m. daily Free to members. Call Road at mile marker Anonymous, 8 p.m., premises. For further Sanibel and Captiva— except Sunday. Adults, 395-2639. three. Fridays, 7-9 p.m. open speaker meeting, information call 395- history, people, places $35; children, $25. Free. 472-9979. St. Michael and All 2233. and wildlife. $10 for Champagne Sunset Sanibel Sea Kayak. Angels Episcopal adults. Departs at 10 a.m. Cruise—7:30-9:30 p.m. Naturalist Brian Houston CROW Tour. Care The Sanibel-Captiva and 1 p.m. from the daily. Adults, $18; chil- offers daily sea kayak and Rehabilitation of •please see page 8B Conservation chamber of commerce. Foundation nature cen- Call 472-6374. ter is open to the public 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Canoe Adventures. Monday through Enjoy the ultimate Saturday, Admission wilderness experience in $3/per person over 17 Florida with Mark "Bird" years of age. Native plant Westall. Daily canoe and nursery is open 9 a.m. to van tours to "Ding" IUYIHG H NEW HOME 5 p.m. and by appoint- Darling, Sanibel River, ment on Saturdays. The Buck Key, Mound Key, SCCF offers guided trail Corkscrew Swamp and LONGPOHDVILLHGE.SQLD QUT! walks Monday through the Everglades. 472- Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 5218. or so long, the dream of Country Club living has been one that's a.m. and 2 p.m. shared by many, but enjoyed by only a few. Now, Gulfcoast Homes Sanibel Historical F presents a unique opportunity to enjoy that lifestyle inside Gulf Bird watching with Village and Museum. Harbour, Lee County's most prestigious Yacht & Country Club address. Martin Packard. For See the 1913 Rutland The Golf Condominiums at Longpond Village allow you to enjoy all of amateurs or experts the House museum, 1927 the many, wonderful amenities available at Gulf tour is offered seven days Bailey country store, Harbour, for prices starting in the low $130's. a week, make reserva- 1927 Reed post office, But be forewarned, beautifully crafted tions by calling 472- 1926 Miss Charlotta's tea 2 and 3 bedroom golf course condos 2/3 been pom condominiums 8375. A voluntary dona- room, 1926 Model T from a builder with a reputation like tion of $25 or more per Ford and vegetable gar- Longpond Village is best value Gulfcoast Homes and a prestigious at,Gulf Harbour person is requested and den representing farming AH units located on the golf coursr era on Sanibel. 10 a.m. to Southwest Florida address won't last goes to the Sanibel- Great opportunity for investors Captiva Conservation 4 p.m. 472-4648. for long. And you won't want the words, "Sold Out" to spoil your Close to Sanibel & Captiva Islands Foundation. Minutes from Ft. Myers Beach Adventures in chances at the life you've only dreamed Minutes from world-class hospital Wildside Adventures Paradise Trolley Tour. about For more information, call. and healthpark Kayak Tours and Shelling Sanibel— (941) 267-5250 or (941) 561-2400 18 hole Ron Carl designed Rentals. Explore the bar- Trolley to live aquari- championship course rier islands from sea ums, the shell museum A Beazer Homes Company 190 slip, deep water, protected level. Natural history, and the shore. Friday, 9 yacht oasin to 11 a.m. Sights and Nine tennis courts, 8000 sq. ft, sealife, sunrise, sunset, VJULFCOAST fitness center starlight and full moon History Tour—A trip HOMES 8B • FEBRUARY 21,1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Community calendar

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Aerobics at the Alcoholics Sanibel Fitness Center. Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., Professionally certified Captiva Survivors, next instructors offer the fol- to library on Captiva Rd lowing classes for every- (look for library sign). one Nice 'n' Easy, 7:15 a m ; Mixed Impact Aerobics, 9 am.; Body Shaping, 10:15 a.m , TUESDAY Short Step, 11.30 a.m ; Mixed Impact Aerobics, 6 p m. Fiee to members Call 395-2639. 25 Sanibel Sea Kayak. See Friday. Yoga, At the Sanibel Fitness Center Mondays, Natural Wildlife- 7:30-9 pm. 395-1787. History Boat Tours, see Despite overcast skies and a bit of a chill, islanders turned out in force for the BIG Arts Friday. parade featuring the Perserverance Band from New Orleans. Catch the BIG Arts fever and Island Seniors check out more photos in the Island Reporter C-Section. Aerobics. 9:30 a.m. at Horticultural Society the Island Civic Center of the Islands. Meet the (old library building). first Tuesday of every 472-5743. $2 members; month at the Sanibel CROW Tour. See care, 9-10 a.m., Sanibel $4 non-members. Public Library 10 a.m. to The Master Aerobics at the Friday listing. Recreation Complex. noon. Guests welcome, Gardners meet the first Sanibel Fitness Center. Nursery open until 10:30 Friendship Bridge. no fees or reservations. Tuesday of every month Step aerobics with pro- "Step" in Shape with a.m. for additional work- At the Sanibel Call Dr. Faye Granberry at 10 a.m. at the Sanibel fessionally certified Marie Mailloux. Step out. Donation suggested, Congregational United at 472-6940. Public Library. Speaker instructors at 9 a.m. and aerobics at the Sanibel $2.00.472-0361. Church of Christ, 2050 Kaye Cude, authority on 6 p.m. Free to members. Recreation Complex. 9 Periwinkle Way, plants and their care. For Call 395-2639. a.m. Free babysitting. $3 Chess players wanted information contact Dr. Mondays from 1:30 to at Island Seniors. Play a class. 395-2543. 4:00 p.m. $2. Everyone Faye Granberry at 472- Zonta International chess on Tuesdays at 1 6940. • welcome, Call Gertrude p.m. Non-chess players meets the first and third FISH sponsored Ford at 395-1770 for may play bridge or Tuesday of every month Caregivers Support more information. backgammon. If you Islands Trolley Tour. at the 7:30 a.m. at the Group. Meets the fourth would like to learn to See Friday. Hungry Heron Tuesday of every month Scrabble practice on play chess, Karl Godert Restaurant. Visiting at 10:30 a.m. at the home Mondays at Shell Point is ready to teach you. Canoe Adventures. Zonta members wel- of Topper Schram, 1774 Village at 1 p.m. There is Call 472-5743. See Friday listing. come. For details call, Bunting Lane. For more no cost, but reservations Sheila Hoen, 472-0540. information, call 395- are a must. Call 466- Scrabble practice on Wildside Adventures 0130 or 472-0404. 0657. Tuesdays at Shell Point Kayak Tours and Island Seniors chair Natural Wildlife- Village at 7 p.m. There is Rentals. See Friday list- aerobics, Tuesdays, 9:30 AI-Anon. Sanibel History Boat Tours, see Shellcrafters no cost, but reservations ing. a.m. at the Island Civic Community Church. Friday. Workshop. Mondays are a must. Call 466- Center. 472-5743. 8:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 0657. Learn Bridge. 12:30 The Sanibel-Captiva the Sanibel Community p.m. Island Civic Center. Island Seniors Alcoholics Conservation Center. The Sanibel Bicycle Bridge for Fun. At the Anonymous, 8 p.m., Foundation nature cen- Club meets every Adventures in Island Civic Center San/Cap Tuesday Night ter is open to the public CROW Tour. See Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. at Paradise Trolley Tour Tuesdays at 1 p.m. Group, Sanibel 8:30 am. to 4 p.m., Friday listing. the Dunes. For informa- and Miss Paradise Congregational United Monday through tion call Peter Hilger at Cruises. See Friday list- Sanibel Sea Kayak. Church of Christ. Saturday, Admission ing for more information. Alcoholics 472-1397. See Friday. •please see page 10B Call 472-8443. Aerobics with child ROLEX OWNERS ADD DIAMOND ELEGANCE TO YOUR WATCH Custom Diamond Dials '550 You Can Affordably Own Your Vacation Custom Diamond Bezels '850 Change Your Dial Color !125 SPECIAL ROLEX At a Beautiful Resort OVERHAUL b CLEANING NORMALLY $25()-$35l) NOW ONLY $W Directly on the White Sand Beaches of Sanibel Island...Forever!

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age9B $4 non-members. at 7:30 a.m. for breakfast Island Seniors line at the Hungry Heron, Inspirational aberration person over 17 dance. 2:30 p.m. at the Preschool Story 2330 Palm Ridge Road. age. Native plant Island Civic Center. 472- Hour. At the Sanibel Visiting Kiwanians are is open 9 a.m. to 5743. Public Library, 770 welcome. Call 472-1537. and by appoint- Dunlop Road, 472-2483. i Saturdays. The Family Planning and 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. For Alcoholics >ffers guided trail Pregnancy Testing. At children ages 2-5, Anonymous, open step vlonday through the Island Civic Center accompanied by an adult. meeting. Sanibel y at 10 a.m., 11 the second Wednesday of Community Church, next 1 2 p.m. each month from 9 a.m. CROW Tour. See to Jerry's, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday listing. ids Trolley Tour. lay. Adventures in Women's Alcoholics THURSDAY Paradise Trolley Tour Anonymous meeting. oe Adventures. and Miss Paradise 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at lay listing. Cruises. See Friday list- the Congregational ing for more information. Church. Iside Adventures Call 472-8443. 27 Tours and Sanibel/Captiva See Friday list- Aerobics at the Lions Club. Meets first Sanibel Fitness Center. and third Wednesdays of Professionally certified each month. 6:30 dinner ibel Historical instructors offer the fol- meeting at Sanibel Natural Wildlife- e and Museum. lowing classes for every- Community Center. History Boat Tours, see day. 472-4648. one. Nice 'n' Easy, 7:15 Visiting Lions welcome. Friday. a.m.; Mixed Impact Call Bob Steele at 395- bel Hams break- Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body 1952 for more informa- Shots for Tots and The third Shaping, 10:15 a.m.;tion. Overseas ssday of every Short Step, 11:30 a.m.; Immunizations. The at 8 a.m. at Jerry's Mixed Impact Interval FISH sponsored third Thursday of every aarket. Call 427- Aerobics, 6 p.m. Free to Support Group for the month at the Island Civic or KQ4UW for members. Call 395-2639. Visually Impaired, meets Center from 9 a.m. to 12 Just off route 19 in Clearwater, is a build- formation. the first Wednesday of p.m. Sponsored by the ing about 10 stories tall. Glass panels span from the street level to the top. On side of Sanibel Sea Kayak. every month at 3 p.m. at Lee County Public the building, an awesome phenomenon has less with Carla See Friday. the Island Civic Center. Health Unit, overseas occurred. The glass has "rainbowed" into I at the Sanibel For further information immunizations are avail- the familiar shape of the Virgin Mary. Center on Palm Island Seniors call 472-0047. able for a nominal fee Hundreds of visitors, believers and non- Road, Mondays, Aerobics. 9:30 a.m. at and children's shots are believers, flock to the parking lot of this, ssdays, and the Island Civic Center Kiwanis Club of free to those under 18. otherwise unremarkable, building to gaze i, at 8:30 a.m. and (old library building). Sanibel-Captiva Islands. in astonishment and reverence, at the tow- 472-5743. $2 members; Meets every Wednesday The Sanibel-Captiva ering figure. In hushed voices, the onlook- Conservation ers stand quietly, some praying, others Foundation nature cen- conferring with friends, some lighting can- ter is open to the public dles for loved ones. So far, scientists are at a loss to explain the 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., reason for the glass having changed colors Monday through into, what nearly looks like a painting, of Saturday, Admission the Virgin Mary. $3/per person over 17 The image is on the Seminole Financial We're the professionals-we do a better job because we care years of age. Native plant Corporation Building, 21649 U.S. 19 N. in nursery is open 9 a.m. to Clearwater. 5 p.m. and by appoint- -Jill Goodman ment on Saturdays. The Cyndie Grimes, M.S., A.R.N.P.-C. SCCF offers guided trail ise-Marie Monserrate, M.D., F.A.C.E.P. Wildside Adventures "Step" in Shape with xvd Certified, Emergency Medicine Nationally certified advanced nurse walks Monday through oard Certified, Internal Medicine practitioner Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 Kayak Tours and Marie Mailloux. Step 5 years experience Emergency medicine Instructor, suturing techniques and a.m. and 2 p.m. Rentals. See Friday list- aerobics at the Sanibel md urgent care wound management ing. Recreation Complex. 9 ffiliate Faculty, American Heart Instructor, Advanced Cardiac Life Support CONA-Committee of a.m. Free babysitting, $3 issoaation 1986-1996 15 years experience emergency medicine Sanibel Historical a class. 395-2543. and critical care Neighborhood tstructor, ACLS 1986-1996 Associations meets the Village and Museum. See Friday. 472-4648. Country/Western Diane StPierre, M.S.N., M.P.H., A.R.N J.-C fourth Thursday of each Nationally certified advanced nurse practitioner month. Call Urban Dance. Thursdays, 2-4 Specializing in family practice Instructor, wound care management Palmer at 472-1316 or Duplicate Bridge. At p.m. at the Island Civic Faye Granberry at 472- the Sanibel Community Center (old library build- Urgent Care for all ages 6940 for more informa- Center Thursdays at 1 ing). 472-5743. tion. p.m. Primary care-health maintenance CROW Tour. See Minor surgery, expert repair of lacerations Seniors Aerobics. At Adventures in Friday listing. Diagnosis and treatment of fractures and sprains the Sanibel Community Paradise Trolley Tour Rashes, insect bites, dermatitis Center Thursdays at 9:30 and Miss Paradise Tai Chi Chuan class Sting ray injuries a.m. Cruises. See Friday list- at the Sanibel Fitness ing for more information. Center. With Val Parker. Fever, earache, sore throat, bronchitis, urinary tract infections FISH-sponsored Call 472-8443. 12:30-1:30 p.m. $10 per • Flu and pneumonia vaccine, allergy shots Living Again Support class for non-members of • X-rays and lab tests Group for Grief School Age Story the fitness center. Call Zheck our credentials-the best medical care is now available right here on Estero Island Recovery. Thursdays, Hour. At the Sanibel 395-BODY for more 10:30 a.m. at the Sanibel Public Library Thursdays information. Mo appointment necessary Open 7 days a week Community Church. For from 3-3:45 p.m. 2301 Estero Blvd more information call The Sanibel-Captiva next to Gentle Dental opposite Eye Site Diane Shepherd 395- Aerobics at the Conservation 2440 or Friends in Sanibel Fitness Center. Foundation nature cen- 765-0000 Service Here at 472- Step aerobics with pro- ter is open to the public FAX 765-5566 0404. fessionally certified 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Locally owned and operated instructors at 9 a.m. and Monday through Islands Trolley Tour. 6 p.m. Free to members. Saturday, Admission See Friday. Call 395-2639. $3/per person over 17 years of age. Native plant Canoe Adventures. Yoga. At 'Tween nursery is open 9 a.m. to See Friday listing. Waters Inn Thursdays, 9- 5 p.m. and by appoint- 10:30 a.m. •please see page 11B ISLAND REPORTER Q FEBRUARY 21, 1S97 Q 11B Community calendar

•from page 10B a.m. and 2 p.m. across from Periwinkle Alcoholics Shopping Plaza. The Sanibel-Captiva Aerobics at the ment on Saturdays. The 12 Steps For Anonymous, Noon, Conservation Sanibel Fitness Center. SCCF offers guided trail Everyone, 11 a.m.,Men's Big Book Group, Alcoholics Foundation nature cen- Professionally certified walks Monday through Sanibel Community Sanibel Congregational Anonymous, closed dis- ter is open to the public instructors offer the fol- Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 Church. 472-2684. United Church of Christ, cussion meeting, St. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., lowing classes for every- Michael and All Angels Monday through one. Nice 'n' Easy, 7:15 Episcopal Church, 8 p.m. Saturday, Admission a.m.; Mixed Impact Niehoff prepares for sabbatical 454-0330. $3/per person over 17 Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body By Jill Goodman "Carl Bart, a theologian, taught that years of age. Native plant Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; Staff Writer in the first century, the Christian Alcoholics nursery is open 9 a.m. to Short Step, 11:30 a.m. Relaxing in an overstuffed leather movement and new testament make Anonymous, 11th Step 5 p.m. and by appoint- Free to members. Call chair in his book-lined office, Dr. the point that the king had not yet Workshop Group. 6:30 ment on Saturdays. The 395-2639. Randall Niehoff, minister of the arrived. A coming presence, and a p.m. at the Sanibel SCCF offers guided trail United Congregational Church of present coming. It isn't here yet, Congregational Church. walks Monday through Sanibel Sea Kayak. Christ, is looking forward to his forth- according to Bart. Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 See last Friday, coming 10-week sabbatical. "Elie Wiesel, the great spokesman a.m. and 2 p.m. Niehoff will spend seven weeks in for the holocaust and a victim himself, FRIDAY Island Seniors aero- Italy and three in Germany during the was asked after a lecture once, how is Islands Trolley Tour. bics. 9:30 a.m. at the months of March and April. The it that we should handle Christians, See Friday. Island Civic Center. 472- focus of his visit will be to study, first when in the name of Christianity some 5743. hand, current archeological findings were responsible for the holocaust?" Canoe Adventures. in the ancient city of According to Niehoff, 28 See last Friday listing. CROW Tour. See last Rome. Particularly, he Wiesel replied: Friday listing. will review the most "Remember that this is' Sanibel Historical recent data discovered not the essence of what Village and Museum. Al-Anon, noon, in the catacombs which Christianity is, just like See last Friday listing. Sanibel Community were used as a syna- what some things Jews do 472-4648. Church. gogue by the ancients. is not the essence of Jews. Natural Wildlife- After three weeks of And when it comes to the History Boat Tours, see Adventures in Alcoholics classroom study, his messiah, since we are, as last Friday. Paradise Trolley Tour Anonymous, 8 p.m., wife, Marilyn, will join Jews, still waiting for the and Miss Paradise open speaker meeting, him. His studies will age to begin and Wildside Adventures Cruises. See Friday list- St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal delve deeply into the Rev. Randall Niehoff Christians are awaiting for Kayak Tours and ing for more information. ethics and philosophy it to arrive fully, why don't Rentals. See last Friday Call 472-8443. Church. of early Christian and Jewish civiliza- we wait together." listing. tions. Niehoff added, "What we are after Sanibel/Captiva Adult Children Of Niehoff explained that between 30 is becoming more aware of, and living Fitness with Carla Rotary Club Breakfast Alcoholics (ACOA), 8 CE and 70 CE Rome was inhabited by to cooperate with the messianic age Ferrel at the Sanibel Meeting, 7:30 a.m. every p.m., Sanibel Jews and Christians who shared many which is an age of justice and peace" Community Assocation, Friday at the Hungry Community Church. common religious beliefs, holidays Niehoff is enthusiastic about the Mondays, Wednesdays, Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge and freely intermarried. abundance of data currently available and Fridays, at 8:30 a.m. Road. Visiting members Some noted scholars have made for study. and 10 a.m. welcome. 395-0512. strong statements as to what it was like "It is so refreshing now to have data then and the way they feel it ought to that we can use to help express our- be now. selves. Let people see for themselves, Niehoff gives an overveiw of the look at the sources, the catacombs, that opinions of three of these scholars. have Christian and Jewish symbols all • "One is the great conservative side by side." rabbi, Abraham Heschel, who taught, Niehoff also explained that in the that in Judaism, there were three kinds first century there were 50,000 Jews in of messiahs: false messiahs, failed Rome, and Jews have been there since messiahs and the messiah for the mes- 168 BC, longer than any other place in sianic age, who will bring about the western Europe. BEDROOMS world of justice and peace." Even though Niehoff is confident According to Niehoff, Heschel most of his colleges in Rome will questioned the success or failure of speak English, he has been taking Jesus as a rabbi. evening classes in Italian. Pulpit gives mvm®nt0 Kentodky'Der) By Mark $» ynand of jockey Shane Sellers took News Editor ' \ off like a rocket, feavtag the fieldo f Never before in the history of horses in Us dust, fti fact. Sellers thoroughbred horse racing has there throughout the; stretch tetj» did, not beeh such a fervor over a horse that touch the colt with the whip- has just tnade one start. • As Pulpit trotted Wms the finish Feb. 8 at CMtfatream Parfe in line by an astonishing 7 -lengths, st Pjilpit itt his second .track anaouncer Tom Dnridtt said, career stait swged to a Commanding (iA star H bQmn,nMe ^owd 'gfive, victory leaving tasting ftms $lp$mg his firaises as the nevs^ inesskh of by Claibome Farm arid hor«eracing* - - '. ' ,' - trained by Frank Brothers,, Pulpit, a', The fact that Pulpit did not fttake 1-5'favorite,''covered fhe, course* ift his debut tmtil: Jan, 11 (the second 1:42 flat and Jhe mh in 1:35:4 and , TOO MANY FEATURES TO LIST week of h^ three year-old campaignpg)) returned $2,60 to win, .\<, /; and that no horse that did not sjast as Listed prior to Saturday's ra6e as a a two year»otd has won the kdiiipeky 30 to,one shot to wia the ICentudky $359,500 Derby in mote than 100 years* has Derby, tHilpit should,bring $ steady sent a buzz through horseplayers How of

PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA FOR FEBRUARY 25,1997 Shells MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION COUNCIL CHAMBERS (MACKENZIE HALL) 800 DUNLOP ROAD, SANIBEL, FLORIDA Mother-daughter team 9:00 AM 1. Approval of minutes of regular meeting of February 11, 1997.

2. Report from Director of Planning.

3. Report from Planning Commission Members.

4. Report from Planning Commission Chairperson.

5. Public Comments and Inquiries.

9:20 AM 6. Adoption of Resolutions. a) Consideration of a resolution approving a request for a variance to Land Development Code Section I.E.23,, Off-Street Parking, to permit a commercial center with a 3260 sf restaurant, featuring an on-site micro-brewery, and a 560 sf retail shop to be established without the minimum number of required parking spaces. The commercial center, formerly known as the Bangkok House, is located at 1547 Periwinkle Way (tax parcel no. 30- 46-23-T 1-00004.0040). Submitted by Timothy J. Murty, attorney for property owner Robert Priborsky. Application No. 97-372 V.

This public hearing has been closed by Planning Commission motion of February 11, 1997.

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b) Consideration of resolutions approving requests for conditional use approval, and the Keri and Cara Armstrong brought home double treasures while vacationing implementing development permit, to establish an 86 seat restaurant that features an on- from Brooklyn Park, Minn. site micro-brewery at the site of the vacant restaurant, formerly the Bangkok House, located at 1547 Periwinkle Way (tax parcel no. 30-46-23-T1 -00004.0040). The applica- While shelling on the beach along Middle Gulf Drive, they discovered a junon- tions also propose to retain an existing, now vacant, 560 sf retail shop on the subject par- ia and a scotch bonnet. One was discovered on Jan. 11; the second was uncovered cel. Submitted by Timothy J. Murty, attorney for property owner Robert Priborsky. Jan. 13. The pair have been shelling for 13 years. Application Nos. 96-131 CUP and 97-11389 DP.

These public hearings remain open by Planning Commission motion of February 11, 1997. Great Scott!

c) Consideration of a resolution approving a request for a variance to Land Development Code Section I.E.7. Accessory Docks, Boat Davits, and Boat Lifts, Subsection c.(3), to After only two allow for a portion of a new boat lift, associated with the proposed reconstruction of an accessory dock, to have a maximum, waterward extension greater than the 20% of the days of shelling,. Kim width of the waterway permitted by the Code. Said waterway is adjacent to the subject Scott of Lebanon, parcel located at 2490 Coconut Drive (Del Sega Subdivision, Unit 4, Lots 6-9 - tax parcel no. U-46-21-T1-0030B.0060). Submitted by the property owners, Stephen C. and Joey Conn., discovered she D. Wolfe. Application No. 96-368V. had a talent for the, hunt. This public hearing remains open by Planning Commission motion of February 11, 1997. The lucky tourist discovered a junonia 9:30 AM 7. Consideration of an ordinance amending Section l.F.3. of the Land Development Code of the City of Sanibel to provide that development in the vicinity of a land area lying on the washing up on the southerly side of the West Gulf Drive right-of-way and its extension as a private road shores at Beachview easement commencing at the westerly boundary of a property known as Sandals Cottages when it Condominium located in Section 27, Township 46 South, Range 22 East (header tax parcel no. 27-46-22-T4-00800.000A) and continuing in a westerly direction to the boundary landed near her foot of a portion of Gulf Pines Subdivision located in Section 29, Township 46 South, Range in ankle deep water. 22 East (tax parcel no. 29-46-22-T1-0O10O.001O), shall be limited to single family dwellings; Providing for Codification; Providing for Conflict and Severance; and Providing an Effective Date. Submitted by t(ie City of Sanibel. Application No. 97-192 LDC.

9.50 AM 8. Consideration of an ordinance amending the Land Development Code of the City of Sanibel, pertaining to beach and dune systems, beachfront lighting and marine turtle pr6- tection in the City of Sanibel to implement the State of Florida Beach and Shore Preservation Act of 1995, as amended by the Florida Legislature in 1996; stating the purpose and intent; amending Subsection I.B.2.C. to provide definitions for "Alongshore", "Beach", "Dune", " Frontal Dune", '"Primary Dune", "Dune Vegetation" and " line of Permanent Vegetation"; amending Section I.E. 14., General Outdoor Lighting and Lighting for Marine Turtle Protection, to provide definitions for "Artificial Light or Artificial Lighting", "Bug Type Bulb", " Cumulatively Illuminated", "Directly • Illuminated", "Ground-Level Barrier", "Hatchling", "Marine Turtle", "Nest", "Marine Turtle Nesting Season", and '"Tinted Glass"; to add beachfront lighting regulations and to amend current provisions; Providing for Codification; Providing for Conflict and Severance; and Providing an Effective Date. Submitted by the City of Sanibel. Application No. 97-190 LDC.

10: 10 AM 9. Consideration of an ordinance creating a new Chapter 7.6, Beach and Dune System, of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Sanibel; Providing for regulations for conduct and activities on the beaches and in the dune system; amending Section 4-9, Consumption, Possession or Possession of Open Containers Prohibited on Public Ways and Areas; repealing Sections 13-2 and 1341; Providing Penalties; Providing for Codification: Colorful lion Providing for Conflict and Severance; and Providing an Effective Date. Submitted by the City of Sanibel. Application No. 97-01 CO.

1:30 PM 10. Continuation (from February 11, 1997) of consideration of a request for a variance to Land Development Code Section I.E. 20. Wastewater Disposal Systems to provide for installation of an on-site wastewater disposal system having less than the required 75 ft. setback from the mean high water line of an open body of water, oh proposed subdivision Lot 1-A as described below: r .. •

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Continuation (from February 11, 1997) of consideration of a request for a development permit for a minor subdivision of land to provide for the creation of two single-family lots from an approximately 29,720 s.f. parcel of land comprised of Lot 1, Block D, along with the southwesterly approximate one-half of Lot 22; Block C (proposed Lot 1-A), and part of Lot 20, all of Lot 21 and including the northeasterly approximate one-half of 'Lot 22, Block C (proposed Lot 22-A);

The subject property is located in Sanibel Isles Subdivision (tax parcel nos. 18-46-23 Tl- OO1OD.0010, 18-46-23-T1-OO1OC.0220, and 18-46-23-T1-OO1OC.0210). Submitted by Richard A. Collman, attorney for property owners Walter J. and Regina Wolczek. Nos. 95-338 V and 95-10743 DP.

(These applications were remanded to the Planning Commission for further proceedings, pursuant to City Council Resolution No, 96-186.)

1:50 PM 11.Open discussion among Planning Commissioners regarding planning Commission , Functions and Goals and the methods and procedures for achieving them.-

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If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to anj» matter considered at such meeting or hearing, s/he will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evi- John W. Mitchell, Sr.,' of Chelsea, Mich., is a dedicated shell collector. He dence upon which the appeal is to be based. has found several lion's paws over the past six years of shelling but never found one as colorful as the bright orange mollusk he discovered outside his house Feb. 16. At 7:10 a.m. He discovered the shell directly in front of his In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, no later than one day prior home near Blind Pass. Mitchell said he has discovered many interesting shells, to the proceeding. Telephone 941-472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone the Florida including two large conchs. "This is one reason we come back year after vear," Relay Service numbers, 800 955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assistance. Mitchell said. ISLAND REPORTER • FEBRUARY 21, 1996 • 13B Reflections of Western and Eastern medical care By Ron Smiley What is acupuncture? According to Special to the Island Reporter the acupuncture Internet site: Last Friday was Valentine's day, and "Acupuncture is the gentle insertion of although most people were thinking hair-fine needles into specific points on affairs of the heart in terms of romance, the body to stimulate the flow of one's there is another, more important affair Qi (pronounced chee) or natural heal- of the heart to consider and that is ing energy. health. In traditional medicine the heart Sometimes, rather than just inserting is considered to be a part in a machine. a needle into an acupoint, your doctor A pump. It's function is to circulate may choose to apply heat to the point, blood throughout the body. But in or stimulate it with very low voltage holistic, homeopathic, alternative medi- electricity (no more than is generated cine the heart also harbors the Spirit by a flashlight battery). These tech- and governs the mind. Symptoms that niques are called Moxibustion and occur when the heart is agitated include Electro-Stimulation. They are addition- anxiety, restless sleep, angina, and pal- al tools that your doctor may use to fur- pitations. ther stimulate the natural healing pow- I decided to explore the world of ers of your body." homeopathic alternatives to traditional While sitting in the reception area of medicine and health care after a serious Acupuncturist Howie's office, I picked illness had hit me. I was extremely up a magazine on homeopathic medi- eager to find an alternative, especially cine. One article dealt specifically with after my bills arrived. A two day stay acupuncture. The one area that stood in the hospital resulted in over $10,000 out was how Western and Eastern med- worth of health care. The hospital room icine go about gathering their informa- itself, just the room, was $7,500. tion about the body. Eastern medicine Insurance covered 75 percent of the uses living people to find the energy total cost, but still, $3,000 out of pock- life force, Qi (chee) within the body. In et, which included a $500 deductible, is our Western society they look at our a big expense. Plus, the medication, body as a machine with different parts which is still a requirement, costs over such as the heart, liver, intestines, $200 a month. lungs, etc. If one of the parts is having Where does one begin to explore the a problem, then Western Medicine alternatives to traditional medicine? treats that particular part. Western med- The library might be a good start, or a icine also uses dead bodies to gather metaphysical book store like Planet information. They also use animals, In Earth in Fort Myers, but for this writer Eastern medicine they look at the body J. Winthrop Smith, better known as Win, works patient Ron Smiley it was the Internet. I started by wanting as a whole. If a particular part is having during a recent visit to the International Medical Center. to know more about my medical prob- a problem, then they look at what con- International Medical Center on center. All these years of riding past it I lem, so once I got on the Internet I trols a specific area. For example, Sanibel. Prior to coming to the islands always thought it was a small place. It's typed in the name of the problem, Eastern medicine divides the body into Smith practiced acupuncture in anything but small. Besides acupunc- Ulcerative Colitis, and asked for a five areas called the Organ Network, Boulder, Colo, and then Taos, New ture they also have massage therapy on search of all related topics. Within sec- which is the Liver, Heart, Spleen, Mexico. I made an appointment to have the alternative medicine side, plus they onds thousands of different web sites Lung, and Kidney. The kidney, for Smith work on my problem. When I also have traditional medicine and were available for exploration. example, in Western Medicine manages arrived at thecenter, director Roz physical therapy. fluid metabolism while in Eastern Wegryn took me on a tour of the facili- After reading the details of ty. I was impressed by the size of the •please see page 16B Ulcerative Colitis, I scrolled the web Medicine the kidney stores the Essence site headings and stopped when I saw a responsible for reproduction, growth, page that contained testimonials from and regeneration. It controls teeth, people ascribing to acupuncture as a bones, marrow, brain, inner ear, pupil cure or healing process. One lady of the eye, and lumbar region, and is wrote: "I suffered from ulcerative coli- associated with the emotion -of fear, the Your Private Paradise Awaits tis for over seven years. I had gone to will, and the capacity for sharp think- Command panoramic views of the conventional medical doctors and had ing and perception. Caloosahatchee River and truly received chemotherapy. With acupunc- Imagine the body having streams of spectacular sunsets in this beautifully ture, I experienced improvement begin- water which is the Qi (chee). The secluded setting midway between ning with the first treatment, evdn Organ Network also has a set of Sanibel Island and Fort Myers. though my (Chinese medicine) doctor streams called Meridians. These said it would probably take two to three Meridians are where the Organ months for any signs of improvement, Network streams flow closest to the given the severity of my illness. Within surface of the skin, These Meridians two months I was experiencing normal are where the Acupuncturist inserts the health." needles to either open up a passage After reading more testimonials like way, or adjust one to aid in the circula- the one above I decided to give tion in the channels. acupuncture a try, I searched the net for Acupuncturist Howie greeted me acupuncturists in our area. The net with a big hello and a warm smile. She address for this search is: led me into an office that looked like >http://www.acupunctuie.com/index.ht any other doctor's office complete with m<. I found two acupuncturists. One an examining table. After an extensive was in Naples and the other, the examination based on my lifestyle, I Acupuncture Holistic Health Center, is was asked to take off my socks and on McGregor Boulevard near the shoes and he upon the table. As we &>?* " — • Prawnbroker Restaurant. The continued to talk, Howie took my pulse Acupuncture Physician is Darlene in order to determine what treatment I Enjoy excellent fishing from your front yard Howie. needed, and then rubbed areas of my or jump in your boat and quickly reach great hands and feet. Then she placed a heat fishing spots in the river, bays or Gulf of Mexico. With apprehension, I made an • appointment with Darlene Howie, but lamp by my feet to keep them warm Back on shore, the river, canals and lush not before I asked a million questions. and said she'd be back in about fifteen landscaping surround you with quiet privacy. Three most important questions came minutes. I asked her when she was * up. One: "Do the needles hurt?" No, going to put the needles in me, and she Savor all of the luxury and modern comforts you barely feel them. They feel like replied, "They've been in you for about of this splendid custom waterfront home in someone is tickling the area where the five minutes." I knew that! See, I told complete privacy. $1,450,000. Motivated seller. needle is inserted. My second question: you I wasn't afraid of needles. After • "Are the needles sterile?" The needles fifteen minutes, Howie removed the For a full brochure, or to arrange a showing, are sterile and disposable. They are not needles and then gave me a massage. please contact: The massage is part of her treatment. used a second time. Third question: Keith Miller, Owner/Broker "Are you certain the needles don't After two visits with Howie I decid- (941)454-1020 hurt?" OK, so I'm a big baby when it ed to see if other acupuncturists used 15300 River By Road comes to needles, but so what I wanted different techniques. J. Winthrop to know if i going to be in any Fort Myers, Florida 33908 was Smith, better known as Win, had just Fax: (941) 454-6664 pain. set up his acupuncture piactice at the 14B • FEBRUARY 21, 1996 • ISLAND REPORTER Community news ugs, butterflies, and buns SCCF bugS visitors at Open tlOUSe, (the ones with hot dogs in Bthem) were just a few of the educational and entertaining highlights of The Sanibei-Captiva Conservation Foundation's 30th Anniversary Open House Monday, Feb. 17. Planned each year for the community and visitors, the Open House encourages visitation to the Foundation and Native Plant Nursery and membership in the organization.

R. J. Higgius, habitat manager, Pepper Buster, and resident "gofer," paints a rainbow on Kelsey Greten's fact;. Daughf er of Kevin and Kim, Kelsey enjoyed the President's Day vacation from school with trip to SCCF Open House.

Nan Lewis brings a chuckle to the crowd by doing her imitation of the official Sanibel Island bird—Jerry's parrots. Captain Chris Dotson demonstrates fly tying for open house visitors. Photo story by G wend a Hie tt- Clements

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Then I laid on my because Smith decided to use different Meridian back. He took rny Meridian pulses just as Howie did. points to achieve the same objective which was to The pulses are in three different locations on each manipulate the flow of energy. wrist. Then he looked at my tongue. From my pulses Does acupuncture work? To paraphrase and tongue Smith was able to diagnose where my Acupuncturist Howie, all tension creates negative energy needed manipulation. energy that negatively affects the body and doesn't While lying there with six needles manipulating change anything anyway. my Qi, Smith and I discussed how alternative medi- So what's it cost? Acupuncture is relatively inex- cine encourages patients to look at the whole picture pensive. It cost $40 to $50 for about a full 30 minutes of their health from diet to exercise to self-empower- of treatment. Many insurance companies today accept ment healing. We also talked about how diet is so acupuncture as a reimbursable medical treatment. important. Smith said, "Stress weakens the immune Check with your insurance company to see if they are system and causes one to develop a sensitivity or an up with the times. allergic/addictive reaction to certain foods one eats You can reach acupuncturist J. Winthrop (Win) Smith at the International Medical Center (941) 395- everyday." In my case he suggested I stay away from Acupuncture is the gentle insertion of hair- milk and wheat products. 9355, or Acupuncturist Darlene Howie at the fine needles into specific points on the body. Acupuncture Holistic Health Center (941) 432-0992. Deeds The City of Sanibel issued the following build- The following property deeds were recorded at ing permits during the week ending Feb. 13: Palm Ridge Associates, l\2440 Palm Ridge Road, the Lee County Courthouse during the week end- Sullivan, 539 North Yachtsman, Porch Enclosure #3, Interior Remodel by Owner, $500. ing Feb.9: by Stevens & Sons, $10,000. Shamos, 918 Lindgren Blvd., Res. Remodel by Moershel, Phyllis P. Trustee, to Zahorchak, Sanibel Chiropractic, 171 Periwinkle Way #7, Owner, $2,350. Rudolph F, Jr., and Sandra A., L4, Third Addn. Shell Commercial Remodel by Kennedy Const., $16,000. St. Isabel's 3559 San-Cap Road. Hood Supression Harbor. $397,500. Herr-Grand Island, 2353 Periwinkle Way, LP Tank System by Fyr-Fyter, $1,000. Stendahl, Joyce P.,and Stendahl, Joyce P. Trustee, by Arrierigas Propane, no value. Konz, 280 Ferry Landing Dr. Enclose Lower Level and Stendah, Joyce P. Trust to Cuscaden, Shirla A. Lynch, 6016 White Heron Lane, Repairs to deck & by Kennedy Const., $4,500. Trustee, and Crucaden, Shirla A. Trust, G 19 Sect. Siding by Owner, $2,000. Muench-Peterson, 1119 Periwinkle Way $16, 10-46s-22e Sanibel Island. $95,000. Fisher, 4062 Coquina Dr., Kitchen Roof-over and screen room by Custom Aluminum, Condos: Cab.Replacement by Owner, $5,000. $3,750. Sprenger, Paul C. and Jane, to Currie Susan I., U26 Smith, 4472 Waters Edge Lane, Screen Enclosure Neal, 1740 Dixie Beach Blvd., Boat Dock and Lift Bldg. H, Uh 26, South Seas, $585,000. by Exceptional Enclosures, $3,400. by Bray Marine, $2,400. South Coast Finance Inc., to Sternheimer, Mark Kennedy, 5853 Pine Tree Drive, Screen Enclosure Miller, 5423 Osprey Court, Boat Dock by Lake and Anne, U210, Gulfside Place. $578,000. by Exceptional Enclosures, $5,600. Plaza, $2,400. 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In spite of a chill wind and intermittent drizzle, a large crowd gathered at Bailey's parking lot ready to march with the Perseverance Marching Jazz Band to BIG Arts. The Sanibel Bike Club led the parade along Tarpon Bay Road, to Palm Ridge Road and into the BIG Arts grounds. The band set the pace with girl scouts and brownies, a troop of Mardi Gras revelers, and dozens of well wishers for the grand opening of the BIG Art's Schein Performance Hall. As the crowd looked on, Mayor Bob Davison, Bill Phillips, Harvey Schein and BIG Arts president Laverne Phillips cut the ribbon marking the opening of the hall. Paraders and onlookers were treated to a tour of the new, building, while lots of treats and activities were available for the children.

A 'brassy' opening for new performing arts hall By Jill Goodman which are rare and very old. They Staff Writer regaled with classical excerpts, includ- Opening night.....and a premier per- ing Bach, Tchaikovsky, and Mozart. As formance for the Schein Performance if to prove how softly and sweetly Hall. brass can be played, the group lulled BIG Arts president Laverne Phillips the audience through a pastoral piece greeted the audience of well-wishers by Grainger, and was complimented with a standing The outdoor verandah, during inter- ovation for her tireless efforts on behalf mission, was crowded with excited the- of the organization. ater goers. The mood was upbeat and "BIG Arts is here to stay," Phillips positive about the new building and its said. She added that every tiered chair premier performers, The Dallas Brass. is sold and that the two years of The second half of the program was fundraising resulted in a debit-free pop with lots of favorites, Copland, building which is currently valued at Gershwin, Berlin. And no brass compa- $930,000. Phillips credited her husband ny can help but do a few marches. The Bill who as treasurer had the foresight audience was treated to great ones by to recommend they only proceed with Dallas Brass opened the Schein Performing Arts Hall at BIG Arts. Sousa. the building concept if it was fully others who gave of their time to make the Dallas Brass is an unexpected Enthusiastic islanders and friends funded. it happen. delight. The six performers filled the filled the Schein Performance Hall for "It is because of the success of John Sponsor for the evening's event, and brand new Schein Performance Hall the first-ever performance there. Friedman's great musician series we BIG Arts benefactor, Northern Trust with glorious sound. No one was disappointed. The Hall had to expand," Phillips said jokingly. Bank was represented by Dick Riley, The opening portion of the program is spacious and airy without losing the Gracious thanks was extended to the who said, "We are pleased to be a part included music covering four centuries. intimate and friendly feeling audiences contractor, Marty Foye, and architect of this." Lead, Michael Levine explained a few have grown accustomed to at BIG Arts Irwin Stein as well as the dozens of For the uninitiated, an evening with of the unusual instruments some of functions. 'Super' locals get involved in Sanibel Music Festival By Gwenda Hiett-Clements muriity participation as a permanent Staff Writer resident and particularly to participate "I've never been in an opera and the in cultural affairs. Maria and I both are odds are against my being asked to step opera lovers. In fact, on the same day in at the last minute to perform a solo, I we are holding a subscription for don't know exactly what my role will 'Carmen' at the Met, We had to give up be, but I'll probably be standing around our tickets. Can you believe it's on that somewhere holding a sword," joked very same day?" David Crown, one of the community He continued, "The Sanibel perfor- supernumeraries—someone who mances are so special through the mere appears on stage without a speaking fact that a small group of people want- line—in the Sanibel Music Festival's ed culture to come to us instead of us presentation of "Carmen," going away from the island. The orga- The Opera Theater of Connecticut nization has succeeded in attracting will present the opera March 19 at the excellent performers. Every year the Sanibel Congregational Church as part quality is getting better. It is a wonder- of the Music Festival's month-long pro- ful tribute to people who organize it, gram, and, to continue, it needs all the support Alan Mann and Kate Ford, directors we can give them. My dream is that 10 years from now Sanibel will have its of Sanibel Music Festival's resident Sanibel Music Festival "supers" warm-up for their upcoming perfor- opera company, needed four men and mance in "Carmen." Pictured are Jack Jaqua, David and Maria own opera." four women to augment the profession- Crown, Friedrick and Maria Jaeger, and Gerald Barker. Another husband and wife team al cast of "Carmen" as cigarette factory Barbera Marder, a former ballet dancer, gypsies, smugglers and soldiers. These and her husband Eric who are opera "supers," as they are referred to, are told her I would just love the experi- "Falling Water" home. lovers will participate and also enter- coming to the production with a wide ence of being up there on stage in a real Two couples are true opera aficiona- tain the Opera Theater Cast. Eric variety of musical and life experiences. live opera. The older I get, the more dos. Brazilian-born Maria Jaeger and Marder said, "We have season tickets Crown was '^drafted" along with his different experiences I crave. When I her husband Friedrick hold season tick- to the Metropolitan Opera, but we wife Maria by Mary Jaqua, president of was younger you couldn't have paid me ets to the Metropolitan Opera and the enjoy the intimate atmosphere here." the organization. An ex-CIA agent, to do this. But now when I saw they Wagnerian Shrine, Bayreuth, Germany. Two male "supers" round out the Crown learned his appreciation of clas- wanted people and I called and jumped Jaeger is publisher of the new maga- participants. Gerald Barker, baritone in sical music from his wife Maria who at the chance." zine, Times of the Island. They will the Sanibel Congregational Church, was born in Vienna, Austria. In addi- Susan and her husbaqd" split time house SMF artist Christopher won't be called upon to sing for this tion to their performing, the couple will between here and Pittsburgh, but will Schumann who sings the role of Don role. Barker was a World War II pilot, host the Artis String Quartet of Vienna be moving to Sanibel full-time after his Escamillo. • high school band director, bass viola when they perform March 12. retirement. A former teacher and real Jaeger said, "I've been on stages to player, feed and mill owner and Susan Rosenberg volunteered for the estate agent, she had her own sight-see- give speeches, but not in an opera. Christmas tree cultivator, but this is his ing business in Pittsburgh, a highlight Maurice (Oshry) talked me into being a part. She said, "I have wanted to do this •please see page 4C for so,long; I contacted Mary Jaqua and of which was Frank Lloyd Wright's 'super.' But I really do believe in com- island

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March 20 in tented pavilions at the time off will you, you workaholic!'" the show at 7 p.m. is $31. Children's See a miracle Beachview Country Club. Wehmann is tickets for those under 12 are available "The Miracle Worker" will be at the a retired AT&T executive and for $17 for dinner and the show. There Pirate Playhouse until March 1. As a Goldenberg is a retired medical supply Aborigines show are a limited number of show-only tribute to one of the most outstanding business owner and founder of the Aboriginals: Art of the First Person seats for both the matinee and evening women of our time, Helen Keller, the American Society of Consulting will feature the annual show of art of show for $18. For reservations or more Pirate Playhouse production of "The Pharmacists. Also on this team is Roy the Aborigines of Australia— show information, call 278-4422. Miracle Worker," by William Gibson, Silvers, the master carpenter and world "Dreamtime Journeys." The art will be The show performed to a sell-out is brilliant. Once again, Artistic" renowned neurosurgeon, who makes for exhibit and sale and will run March crowd last season at the Broadway Director, Robert Cacioppo has proven sure that the gigantic sets are built to _l_.through31. Palm and has been touring to rave himself a versatile director by success- the specifications of Philip Johnson, Didjeridu player, John Bevins, will reviews. The show highlights the early fully producing this highly emotional Creative Director and set designer. be in the gallery on Saturday, March 8 music and captures the sound, the look drama. from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, and the feel or the Beatles. Shows are Monday through March 9 from noon to 4 p.m. to play Saturday at 8 p.m. and matinees at 2 traditional Aboriginal music. p.m. on Thursday and Wednesday. Student rates and group discounts are available. Call 472-0006. BIG Arts finale BIG Arts Gala week will end on Saturday, Feb. 22 at 8 p.m. with the Playhouse day trip crescendo of sound from some of the The Pirate Playhouse Curtain fastest feet around:—legendary tap Raisers are organizing a day trip to the dancers Buster Brown and Ira Asolo Theatre in Sarasota for a two- Bernstein—tapping to the wail of Walt part production of "The Life and Levinsky's clarinet and his all-star jazz Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby." This sketch represents the future sextet. The plan for Wednesday, March 26, of the Tango Moon Ball. Tickets for $50 include an after the includes motor coach transportation to concert Gala Champaign party. Call Sarasota from the Pirate Playhouse and 395-0900 for reservations "The Beatles" show opens at the a gourmet box lunch before the 2 p.m. Karaoke at Loco's Broadway Palm Sunday. curtain for "Nicholas Nickleby Part I." Every Tuesday night Loco's invites After the matinee, the group will enjoy locals and visitors to join in their Beatles show at 6 a leisurely dinner at the Irish Pub, one Karaoke party beginning at 9:30 p.m. Broadway Palm Les Miserables' of Sarasota's newest restaurants, before hosted by D.J. Jennifer. returning to the Asolo for the 8 p.m. They're back and better than ever! rescheduled beginning of "Nicholas Nickleby Part In"1964...The Tribute," a group of four Mary Bensel, General Manager of II." The $90-per-person cost includes Shubert at Club men pay tribute to the four lads from the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts the transportation, meals, theater tickets Jimmy Shubert, an original "Outlaw Liverpool. The show is back by popu- Hall, announced that "Les Miserables" and late-night refreshments on the trip of Comedy," brings his "Hell Bent for lar demand at the Broadway Palm for has been rescheduled for March 10 back to Sanibel. 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ART BRIEFS -from page 3C ed should contact The Harry Chapin Food Bank at Season subscribers and individual ticket pur- New group at Alliance 334-7007. chasers will be notified of the dates and will retain A new auxiliary group for the Lee County Alliance their same seats for next year's run. of the Arts installed its officers at a recent luncheon. Friends of the Alliance, formerly known as the Academy announces Alliance Auxiliary, had its first official meeting to Nicholl Fellowships Jazz Alliance heats up introduce the group to the many volunteers at the Alliance. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Latin Jazz saxophonist announced that the 12th annual Don and Gee Nicholl Ed Calle and his band will Officers will be Betty Holdych and Muriel Freedman, co-presidents; Edwina Bergman, vice Fellowships in Screenwriting program is underway be the featured artists at and applications are now available. As many as five the Jazz Alliance concert president; Mimi Manpel, recording secretary; and Sue Gottcent, treasurer. The group will host monthly lun- $25,000 fellowships will be awarded through the pro- Saturday, Feb. 22 at 7 gram later this year. p.m. at the Lee County cheons every fourth Tuesday at the Helm Club at the Landings and will feature speakers and ideas on how The competition is open to any individual who has Alliance of the Arts not sold or optioned a screenplay or teleplay for more Outdoor Amphiteatre, at to further the Alliance's goals; dues for the group will be $10. than $1,0.00 or received a fellowship or prize that the corner of McGregor includes a "first look" clause, an option, or any other and Royal Palm Square quid pro quo involving the writer's work. To enter, boulevards. writers must submit a completed application form, The Venezuela-born, River & Blues Festival one copy of their original screenplay, in English, and Spanish-bred and Miami- an entry fee of $30. Entries must be postmarked no cultivated musician is one Ed Calle at Alliance. needs volunteers later than May 1, 1996. Scripts previously entered in of the most recorded This year's River & Blues Fest is scheduled for the Nicholl competition may be re-submitted. . instrumentalists around, Sunday, April 20 from noon to 6 p.m. at Centennial Additional information about the Fellowships can working with such diverse performers as Frank Park in downtown Fort Myers. be found at the Academy's site on the Internet at Sinatra, Gloria Estafan, Jimmy Buffet, The It is presented by the Lee and Charlotte Counties . The site has a down-load- Temptations and Greg Allman. Chapter of the Florida Restaurant Association. This able version of the application form. Interested par- Tickets are $10; $7 for Alliance members. Call year's main benefactor will once again be The Harry ties who do not have access to the Internet can 939-ARTS (2787) for tickets or further information. Chapin Food Bank of Southwest Florida. receive entry rules and an application form by send- The next concert will be April 12. The event will feature five live bands and 12 restaurants. Volunteers are needed. Anyone interest- •please see page 5C

SUPER PERFORMERS-from page 2C first time as an opera performer. Retired lawyer Jack Jaqua who, according to his FREE PRINT WITH SUBSCRIPTION wife Mary knows the lyrics to at least 100 popular to the songs, also will not be asked to sing. His will be a return engagement; he was a harem guard in OTC's island 1995 production of Mozart's "Abduction from the Saraglio." "SMF's super system gives people from the community an opportunity to participate in and observe all the work that goes into an opera production. Each super has an enlightening experience, getting to know opera from backstage and meeting the artists as people as well as performers. It gives the artists a sense of the community they are singing to. It forms a unique and warm bond," said Maurice Oshry, vice president of marketing for the Sanibel Music Festival.

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I through benefit performances. Not only can I bring could not have done what I am doing and raise a fam- joy to others but I can also help in a different man- ily too. He has been just wonderful and very support- ner," she said, adding that she feels she is satisfying ive. He is a very rare man," she said, an inner spiritual need. When her children were young, Sinow stayed "I started playing at very young age. I had very home to raise them. She began performing at con- rigid training at a preparatory school and had to study certs again once the boys were grown. extensively," she said. "When they were in college, I pursued my career Sinow began playing in recitals while in school avidly. For years I traveled 200 miles every week to and subsequently played in many concerts throughout take my lessons " the United States. Sinow and her husband, Sid, have been dividing "It was required of the music school. You had to their time between Sanibel and Dixon, Illinois since play in a recital every month. I just did it. It's like 1980. going to school," she said. When on Sanibel, Sinow practices on her piano at With a musically inclined family, her childhood home, and also appreciates the use of the Steinway at was filled with music. BIG Arts where she performed in a benefit two years "My father was a concert violinist before he went ago She praises the expansion of BIG Arts and is into the family business," Sinow said with pride. delighted with the direction they are going. "We had music in our home all the time. The fami- Sinow confided that she is also planning another ly had soirees with their musical friends. My sister benefit locally in the near future was a child prodigy on the piano and sang as well. Ethel Rita Sinow shares her love of shells When not involved with her music, Sinow devotes And my brother, who is also very musical, is my with island residents and spreads her joy of her time to shelling on the beaches and is a docent at greatest critic. It was a house of music." music with the world. the shell museum. Both she and Sid are members of The Sinows have two sons; one is a doctor and the Sinow has always practiced the piano for a mini- the Shell Club. other a lawyer. Both, says Sinow, are fine musicians. mum of four hours every day. "If I wasn't a musician, I would be a marine biolo- "And both, as far as their father is concerned, "When the children were little, I used to stuff cot- gist," she said with great enthusiasm. could have been star performers. But they said, ton in their ears so I could practice at five in the Sinow's shell collection is extensive. Jars and 'Mother, we are not going to practice like you do,'" morning. That's dedication," she chuckled. bowls are filled with perfect shells; none of which, she said with a laugh. Sinow acknowledges that she continues to study she stresses, were taken alive. Not all her shells are The Sinows also have four grandchildren, all of music. on display, however. A tremendous quantity are ware- whom are involved in music. housed in the storeroom in her condo. "Presently I am studying with Donald Walker who "I call music a jealous mistress. It's a lot of hard, is affiliated with Northern Illinois University Music Sinow's love for the island is obvious. "It is a priv- hard work. You have to constantly practice. School." ilege to live on Sanibel," she said. ART BRIEFS 'from page 4C through Sunday in The Off-Broadway ing business-size, self-addressed, Palm Prices run $15 - $29 and tickets Big Band Dance Stretch it out stamped envelope to: The Nicholl can be purchased with or without din- A Big Band Dance, open to the pub- Stretch, relax and revitalize with Fellowships; Academy of Motion lic, will be at the Araba Shrine Club yoga at BIG Arts. Classes are held Picture Arts and Sciences; 8949 ner. The Off-Broadway Palm is located inside the Broadway Palm Dinner Friday, March 7 from 7:30 p.m. to 11 Saturday mornings from 9:30 a m. to Wilshire Blvd.; Beverly Hills, CA p.m. People can dance or listen to the 11 a.m. Call 395-0900 for information. Theater at 1380 Colonial Boulevard in 90211-1972. sound of a 15 piece group playing Fort Myers. Call 278-4422 for reserva- many favorite songs from the "Golden tions. Tip toe workshops J.T. Smith's 'Those Era" of American dance music. Tickets are $7.50 per person. Table Marsha Wagner is hosting ballet Were the Days' reservations for 8 or more are available workshops on Mondays through March 17. The cost is $38 for the series or $10 J.T. Smith's "Those Were The Days" by calling 997-7477. The Club is 'Carousel' located at 2010 Hanson Street just east will be held over until Feb. 22. Rave The Cape Coral Community Theatre of U.S. 41. •please see page 11C reviews from critics and a high demand will present Rogers and Hammerstein's from theater patrons have made it nec- "Carousel" directed by Bill Erhart Feb.. essary to extend the run. 28, March 1, 7, 8, 14, and 15 at 8 p.m. "Those Were The Days" is a hilari- and March 2, 8, 9, and 16 at 3 p.m. Call ous musical comedy revue that features 772-5862 for tickets. music from 1940 through 1970. The The Theatre is also announcing try- Qtt TO cast also performs "A Tribute to Elvis" outs for its next production, the come- and a glimpse into the Ed Sullivan dy "The Fourposter" directed by Al Show with impressions of some of the Wagner. Tryouts are Saturday, Feb. 22 many performers who have appeared from 10 a.m. until noon. For informa- on the show. tion call 278-3442. Performances are Wednesday Now Only... BEACH 16 HOMES! Pre-Construction starting at $399,900 Live directly on anatural waterway, overlooking Little New & dramatic residences at Lely Barefoot Beach Pine Island Wildlife Refuge, New villas • Just steps to the beach OBSERVATORY & bird rookeries and aquatic FURNISHED MODEL • Most with views of the Gulf of Mexico or Little Hickory Bay preserves. 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Gun Show - February 22 & 23 PELICAN PUCE REDUCED TO $191,900 PUNTA RASSA 540-9606 Araba Shrine Temple, 2010 Office or retail Pool, tennis Newly renovated Near Gulf/Golf spectacular view t * * FCAN Hason Street, Ft Myers space available MON-WED-FRI Saturday 9am to 5pm in Center including Excellent rental history! Only top floor unit Sunday 9am to 4pm Mona Lisa's Pizzeria and Photos and brochure Priced to sell 8AM - 6PM Concealed weapon permit The Goodwill Boutique Shops BY OWNER Contact Stan TUES & THURS TILL 9PM Car: 477-1587 classes 11am to 2pm (941) 850-5029 954-941-7340 (941)433-1881 SATURDAYS 9 - 5 Everyone welcome 463-2840 2440 Palm Ridge Road April '97 open for rental ANCHOR GROUP, INC .-a/21/»7 -Hit- 37113* 2/21/»7 —Hit— 37083 8 4/4/97 —#»»»- 3130«-2 2/21/97 —nn— 34042-2 2/21/97 -tilt- M573-8 12C • FEBRUARYS, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Cbndos for Sale Caen.: Re^!;::EstateV:

SANiBEL COTTAGES BOATERS DREAM! SANIBEL WEEKS 7 THROUGH 10 Deep water Near beach - $30,000 PER WEEK FIRM direct access dockage. Nature paradise - 941-472-9294(2/15-2/28) Spectacular Views. Contemporary 941-472-0434 (2/28-3/7) Pool - Tennis lakefront home - PICTURE PERFECT CONDO 941-472-9294(3/7-3/14) Private and Peaceful - OR ON SANIBEL Open plan - $249,900. 315-451-0589 ANYTIME 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. 3/7/97 -»»!»- 33882-2. Vaulted ceilings, ADA SHISSLER Heated pool and much more. Classifieds VIP REALTY GROUP INC. LTY SPOTLESS CONDITION. (941)472-1422 $299,000 FIDDLESTICKS -jtm— 36475-2 OWNER FINANCING 472-1587 FORT MYERS BEACH 941-995-2232 Fabulous views. 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CONDO 3/14/87 —H«Ht— 36307-2 WATERFRONT SALES AND RENTALS Tfiis 4 bedroom, 3 bath home AT SANDARAC, overlooks GULF FRONT VIEW. CONDO Ft. Myers Beach the lake and 3rd fairway. IN GREAT CONDITION. • • • SPECIALIZING IN Custom Canal Front Stilt Home JUST LISTED FOR $325,000. FURNISHED. BY OWNER NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND CALL OWNER: Heated Screened Pool • * • Call Bari C. Fischer Mobile\Manufacturea 463-2636 Dock, Boathouse, Lift 2/21/97 —mm— 38293-6 Enjoy breathtaking views REDUCED TO SELL! Completely Remodelled RE/MAX of the Islands ForSale from this immaculate EASY WALK TO BEACH Many Upgrades (941)489-0995 SOUTH SEAS waterfront condo. $34,000 NewA/C or (941)472-2311 SUNSHINE MOBILE PLANTATION Located on a marina Low Maintenance Yard near- beach. VILLAGE 55 + PARK BAYSIDE VILLA $199,900 1 huge bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, ALSO OFFERING 463-7074 One bedroom CLOSE TO SANIBEL laundry room, living room CAYO COSTA 3/21/97 —*«»* — 36424-6 "A" rated unit & dining room. Own your lot. with beautiful view 1 ACRE, GULF TO BAY Beautiful new ceramic tile Furnished 2 + 2 of Bay. HOOK - UP with a in all wet areas OR great Reeltor! $67,900 Excellent condition. & new carpet throughout. Asking $264,900 furnished. Limpet Drive Completely furnished. Canal Home! First Own your lot. Call 1-800-300-1245 3 huge pools, whirlpool, J Furnished 2 + 2 OWN EAST PART ISLAND! time ever offered. ext. 224 sauna, tennis courts $69,900 BY OWNER. COTTAGE, DOCK, & WELL Direct access canal, three & more. bedrooms/loft/two and one half • • • No Brokers. Enjoy walking our ONLY $249,000 CINNAMON COVE 3/7/97 —«»«»— 38763-2 baths, caged heated pool and CALL JUDY BAVETZ AT 3/4 mile boardwalk, new boat lift. Over 2,600 sq. ft. 16825 Coriander Lane ANCHOR GROUP REALTY SEA SHELLS OF SANIBEL & watch dolphins . (941) 472-3000 under air. Asking $695,555. (Open to View) & manatees play. • • • 454-5042 Two bedroom, two bath condo. FAX (941) 472-9635 Hook-up with Charles Sobczak, Fully fumfshed. All in a secure, gated highrise. Reeltor with Priscilla Murphy 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath 4/4/87 — »»»»— 5313-2 A/C, 2 Car Garage Upstairs unit. Near shopping. Realty at (941) 472-1511 Clubhouse facilities & pool. $159,500. Move-in ready. todayl Many extras including BY OWNER Located in prestigious 2/28/97 —mill— 36536-2 SUPER SPECIAL & beautiful Homes for Sale hurricane shutters. 201-327-2884 WAS $32,500 2/21/97 —»*»»— 36884-2 Boardwalk Caper III. Mint Condition $102,900 BY OWNER THEN $29,900 HOOK - UP with a • • • FORT MYERS BEACH $148,000 great Reettor! Three Almost new NOW $27,900 941-454-0217 Call 466-3724 bedroom, two bath, Key West Style home, 2/21/97 —*#*«- 37114-6 top floor condominium with BAYVIEWS, * 2 BEDROOMS Jwith over 1,500 sq. ft. heated pool/spa of living area. Screened porch, with large screened lanai. * 2 BATHS weekly rentals and best of all, Vaulted ceilings, fireplace, Homes for Rent * LARGE 24'X641 an asking price of $249,555. 3 porches, walk to beach * ROOFOVER . Hook-up with Charles Sobczak, & marina. * ROLSAFE SHUTTERS Reeltor with Priscllla Murphy $199,900. * FURNISHED Realty at (941) 472-1511 PER 338-4040 pager ANNUAL RENTAL todayl 2/21/97 • —!»«««— 37034-6 (leave number) * FLORIDA ROOM 2/2»/97 —»»»*— • 38105-7 Ft. Myers Beach. LAKEFRONT * FAMILY ROOM Mid-Island location. Private * UVfNG ROOM Three bedroom, 2 bath 2 bedroom / 2 bath * DINING ROOM Sell That Stuff With A Classified Ad! piling home. UF home offered. * SCREENED PATIO Enclosed downstairs 2 car garage/ Please Check Off Your Preferred Classification with large pool and spa. THIS UNIT IS IN • Antiques D Swap 4 Trade • Lots & Acreage • Trucks i Vans 2-car garage & workshop. Now available. D Tools & Machinery D Moblle/Manulaclured lor Sale • Utility Trailers $124,500. $1250/month OVER 55 PARK O Clothing D Cemetery Lots • Mobile/Manufactured for Rent • Announcements 463-6076 NEAR BEACHES D Computers P Commercial Property lor Sale • Real Estate Distant • Auctions 2/28/97 —»»»»— 36845-8 Call 472-6747 for more info, D Electronics 4 Cameras • Commercial Property lor Rent • Rental Sharing • Business Opportunities on this fine property. D Garden Equipment O Condos/Apartmenls for Rent • vacation Rentals • Child Care Beautiful Sanibel canal and bay PALM CITY D Household D Condos lor Sale GULF BEACH • Annual Rentals • Garage Sales views. Direct access, large 3 dJeweliy • Duplexes lor Sale • Want lo Buy/Rent Real Estate • Help Wanted PROPERTIES INC. BROKERS • Medical • Duplexes for Rent D Automotive • Legals • bedroom, 21/2 bath CBS piling Lie. Real Estate Broker. G Miscellaneous • General Real Estate • Auto & Boat Supplies • Lost 4 Found home. Huge family room and 3/5/»7 ——mi- - 30391^2" 4664100 • Musical • Homes lor Sale • Boats & Motors . • Personals kitchen with bow window eating ANNUAL RENTAL: THE D Office & Restaurant Equipment • Home lor Rent "'• Marine Accessories • Personal Services area. Brick fireplace. Newly DUNES. Three bedrooms, two D Pets & Livestock • Interval Ownership l,. • Motorcycles 4 Bicycles • Positions Wanted remodeled master bath and WE LIST AND SELL 1 baths, plus den, Living room Q Sports Equipment • Investment Property . •Recreational Vehicles • Services porch. Screened pool. New with fireplace, dining room, eat- IN ALL PARKS. 7,000 Ib. lift. 941-472-3872. in kitchen. Decks. Great DEADLINE: Tuesday, 4:00 P.M. 472-1587 a/21/97 —»*»*— 38880-2 location. $1,650/month. 941- 472-2501. CALL TODAY! 3/14/97 . —tn*— 36988-2 Captiva Current Ft. Myers USEPPA ISLAND * & * ifr •• ^ If you are tired of traffic, 2/21/97 ~m»ll— 37110-6 & Beach Observer come to this enchanting, CLASSIFIED Island Reporter private historic Island 472-1587 retreat; luxurious waterfront home with magnificent No relunds for unused weeks. We assume responsibility lor the first incorrect insertion only, and only if notified of that views from every room; FLORIDA error by Friday noon after the ad appeared. We reserve the right to reject, revise and properly classify all ads. if a telephone number is to be part of the ad, it must be included in the context of the ad. All ads are prepaid and a check or • wonderful wildlife and • LEISURE LIVING money order must accompany all mailed-in ads. Punctuation Is free, so use it liberally to make your ad read clearly. landscaping; complete seclusion, yet close to NEAR BEACHES Private Party ,_ Heal Estate/Business Inn, pool, tennis, croquet; VACATION OWNERSHIP OnaWeek Addt'lWeak One Week Adar I Week private dock and beach; ON LAKE FRONT - PARK MODEL FT. MYERS BEACH $5.25 $4.75 $6.50 $5.50 24' high living area, SANiBEL ISLAND SLEEPS 4 - 1O'x24' PATIO cherry floors arid ceiling; ONLY $15,900 SANIBELACAPTIVA ' $5.75 $5.25 $6.75 $6.00 master suite plus two bedroom FOR INFORMATION ALL 4 PAPERS $8.00 $8.00 $9.25 $9.25 guest wing; fireplace; ON FORT MYERS BEACH lovely furnishings with PURCHASE AT SLEEPS 6 - WASHER/DRYER many antiques; ONLY $13,500 1.. 2.. HILTON MANAGED four decks, large porch; RESORTS , 5.. 6.. photos: by owner - $645,000 A-FtUS CONDITION 941-283-4742 Please contact 2BEDROOM/2 BATH 9.. .10.. 11.. .12.. 2/21/97 —tt*»— 38961-2 ^lOANN.EPETERS WASHER/DRYER 13.. .14.. 15.. .16.. Licensed Realtor NEW CARPET - ROOFOVER BY OWNER ONLY $19,000 17.. .18.. 19_ 20.. 941-395-0220 21-. .22.. 23. _24_ On Ft. Myers Beach ; PRICES START AT COMPLETELY FURNISHED In secluded area 2 BEDROOM/2 BATH 25.. $&,000 . Words in excess of 25 cost 25' each par week. with boat dock & FLORIDA ROOM 26.. . 27. 28 29.. direct access to back bay. NEAR SANIBEL OUTLET 3 Storey $28,000 - MAKE OFFER 30\. . 31. 32. -33.. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home. 34.. . 35. 36 '37.. Architect designed. 2-car Garage & Workshop; WE LIST & SELL 38. . 39. 40. 42. Just finished painting 8T IN ALL PARKS. If additional space is needed, use another piece of paper. decorating inside & out. Enclosed find a check or Too many extras to list. GRAND VACATIONS REALTY, INC Name money order for • View at PALM CITY Address Phone_ Amount of Ad 21541 Indian Bayou Grand Vacaliorts Coinbanv BROKERS City State_ -Z'P- Call 482-4347 for info. To cover the cost of $169,000 466-4100 Island Rsporter/Captiva Current my ad for weeks. Owner financing available, ..* •&*&••& Mailing Address: P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, FL 33957 2/28/97 —»*#»— 37112-6 3/12/97 — mi- 35227-2 2/21/97 -mm- a-Mi-,..,. ISLAND REPORTER • FEBRUARY 21, 1997 • 13C Lots & Acreage | | Lots & Acreage Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals I I Vacation Rentals

SHELL HARBOR • North Captiva Island CAPTIVA GUUF FRONT SANIBEL Beachfront home on tropical Pointe Santo DeSanibel barrier Island. Glorious gijlf ESTATE HOME Deep water lot available. LUXURIOUS GULF FRONT sunsets. Pool, tennis, fitness 185 ft. Seawall - No bridge. PENTHOUSE CONDO room. Beach walking, shelling PRIVATE BEACH • ULTIMAlHUJXlfRY Gulf Access. Priced to sell. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, & fishing. Steps to the waters' Lush setting and custom, elegant decor. 3-4 Bedrooms & Contact Stan: screened lanai with edge. Water taxi available. 3 baths. Very spacious, Sleeps 8. Heated lap-pool & (941)433-1881 spiral staircase to Weekly/ monthly rates. (941) exercise room, master bedrm and large screened lanai ANCHOR GROUP, INC. private rooftop sundeck. 549-7066 or (941) 472-6661 overlook Gulf. Cable TVs & Sound System. Bikes & 2/28/97 — Htm— 36572-6 Gorgeous sunrise 11/7/97 —Dtm— 7242-7 Builder has oversized lots on kayak. Perfect for adults with or without children. All and sunsets amenities including maid service. Brochure available. canal in exclusive gated Beautifully decorated SOUTH SEAS subdivision. East end of Real Estate Distant and fully equipped. PLANTATION Sanibel location with Beach Call owner. $4,000 per week High Season $2,500 per week after Easter Club and private access. Substantial savings. Surrounded by beautiful WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA LUXURY GULF COTTAGE Call owner (941) 395-0162 - Office (941) 395-2985 - Home MOUNTAINS. Call toll-free for (610) 664-2371 existing homes. Call for more ON THE BEACH information 395-0909 free brochure of propertys and 3/28/97 —»»»»— 25829-2 homes. 1-800-438-8159. In 3 BEDROOM/3 BATH LOFT - POOL - TENNIS - ETC; SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Two lots in The Dunes One has business over 20 years, Raper • ••*•* BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 1-3 bedroom Bay Villas beautiful expansive lake view. Realty. INC P.O. Box 619, CHANGE OF PACE WE ALSO HAVE 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom CAPTIVA Other looks on preserve Call Murphy, NC 28906 Beautiful vacation home, 3 1 & 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE w/loft Beach Villas BEACH HOUSE for more information 395-0909 2/21/97 —«*««- 35832-1 bedroom, 2 bath. Your own private tennis court and Seasonal rates, Lovely, Private 3/28/97 —####— 25230-2 BEAUTY, PEACE AND swimming pool 100 yards to LARGE DISCOUNTS Amenities optional beautifully furnished. TRANQUILITY DESCRIBE THE Gulf of Mexico. • • • Also, Sanibel Harbor Heated pool- BUILD YOUR WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA (216) 338-8031 DIRECT THROUGH OWNER 1-800-878-7495 Tropical vegetation MOUNTAINS. CALL 1-800-343- 4/4/97 —tmt— 21849-2 SANIBEL DREAM HOME (216) 338-5281 Spectacular gulf views 0465 FOR FREE on this roomy MUSI =!!£*= IH The Atrium: Exclusive, All amenities (.52 acre) lot INFORMATION ON HOMES CALL 10AM-11PM beautifully decorated, Gulf- on prestigious AND PROPERTY OR WRITE 714-499-1783 OR front luxury. 2BR/ 2BA, den, 941-472-1764 APPALACHIAN LAND If you have wrap-around balcony, fantastic WEST GULF DRIVE 30 days or more 1-800-227-1783 and enjoy COMPANY, 3510 HWY.64 Z/28/97 —Htm— 11666-6 views. Sunsets! Available *••••• to spend at after 4/18/97, Call owner for 3/7/97 -«««*— 25681-2 *Gulf beach access WEST, MURPHY, N.C. 28906. 2/21/87 —»#»#— 35949-1 perhaps the brochure. 800-484-7304 PIN (just across the street) nicest place on Sanibel, CHATEAU SUR MER: one SO. COLORADO RANCH - 47 8286 or 770-664-7186. Convenient are a caring person or family, POINTE SANTO minute walk to beach. acres - $29,900. 1st time mid-island location we have the place for you! Enclosed porch, open decks, 3 offered I Spectacular views qf Two luxurious, Gulf front 2/28/97 —ttm— 23029-3 *City sewer & water 2,000 sq, ft. bedrooms, 3 baths. Furnished. Pikes Peak, Greenhorns & 2BR/2BACondos. ONLY $159,900 Gulf front condo. Month or Season Winter and Sangre De Cristo Mtns. "End unit" Contact: 2 bedroom, 2 bath Closest to the beach. Spring rates available. Call ADA SHISSLER, G.R.I. Beautifully rolling fields & -••••"* Jenny 630-543-^811 days. woods - perfect horse country. with den & Jacuzzi. Breathtaking, unobstructed VIP Realty Group, Inc. Low density complex. view, lots of privacy. 941-472-8178 Outstanding wildlife. Close to 3/14/97 —mim— 27537-2 941-472-5187 2 lap pools, sauna, New furnishings, Find Your Place 800-553-7338 ext. 54 lakes & national forest. Year round access w/ telephone & 6 lighted tennis courts. professional island decor, With SUNSET CAPTIVA 2/21/97 ~»imil— 20673-2 Like new & would like to keep electric. Excellent financing. squeaky clean! Elegant 3BR/2BA Home it that way. SEA OATS Call 719-564-6367, in 2/21/97 —«#«»— 36650-1 (330)568-0109. , Rent thru owner and save. Private beachfront community. SANIBEL RUSTIC WESTERN RANCH 610-539-9281 Fully furnished. Lots 24 and 25 3/14/97 —HUM— 169-6 112.2 AC - $49,000 So. VIP 2CATVS, VCP, BY OWNER Colorado Rockies. Located in 2/21/97 —Him— 14978-6 CD/Stereo, W/D. I R C A U T o R .4 Call evenings: foothills of Sangre De Cristos. SOUTH SEAS Pool-Tennis-Boat Dock 413-499-4499 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION SANIBEL / CAPTIVA / 2/28/97 —Mil— 31281-2 High meadows w/ spectacular PLANTATION Call owner views. Loaded w/ deer, elk, » • • Beach Villa - FT. MYERS 615-371-9029 JONATHAN HARBOUR bighorn sheep. Year round BEACH COTTAGE 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. 3/7/97 —»»*»— 2773T-2 Five minutes from Sanibel. access w/ power & phone. * • • Beach Villa, Seasonal & Annual Ready to build. Excellent owner financing. Call Two Bedroom / Two Bath 1 bedroom, 1 bath - Rentals SOUTH §EAS Dock access. now 719-742-5207, Majors On the Gulf Bay Side Villa - PLANTATION Ranch. 1 bedroom, 2 baths. 800-237-7526 Boater's delight. Sept. thru Oct: $850/ week PRIVATE BEACH HOME Owner financing available. 2/21/97 —HIHt— 36652-1 January: $1300/week 3 night minimum or A+ Rating TIMBERWOOD MOUNTAIN OffSeason: $950/week resort facilities are optional. 813-481-6111 Call 941-395-0339 Discounted Rates 2/28/97 —«#««_ 32598-2 REALTY, WESTERN NORTH Season: $1850/week Save direct through owner. Direct through owner CAROLINA. 560 Highway 64, 1-313-886-7872 1 (800) 899-7327. VIP Realty Group/ BEST West Murphy, N.C. 28906. 4/4/97 —»»»«— 254-6 3/14/97 —mm— 18»34-6 Rental Division 3 Bedrooms/ 3 Baths, NEAR-BEACH BUY Outstanding climatel Homes, 4/2/97 —»0»ll—. 24417-2 loft - pool - tennis. land, Investment properties, Beautifully furnished. Quality lot cabin rentals, log home ATRIUM SPECIAL RATES: LOGGERHEAD CAY February, in information. FREE brochure. Exclusive Gulf front condo SANIBEL SURFSIDE Spring and Summer Established Subdivision. 1-800-380-6806. residence. Two week minimum. 2/21/97 —»###— 36998-1 Available now. Call owner at GULF FRONT Fully Furnished 972-680-2907 Underground utilities. • • • ' 2/za/ar —mm— COASTAL LOTS. Just outside (630) 887-7826. Two bedroom, two bath Condo Southern exposure. 4/25/97 —tm»— 581-Z Attractively Priced Hilton Head, S.C. Dock- Two Bedroom, Two Bath Poo!-Tennis-Cable-VCR THE VACATION HOME Pool • Tennis • Gas Grills STEPS TO BEACH at $79,900. approved. $39,900. Call 1- LOGGERHEAD CAY YOU'VE ALyVAYS 800-417-6770 today! • • • Owner may finance § • • WANTED to qualified buyer. 2/21/97 —«**»— 37064-1 ALSO AVAILABLE SPECIAL 3 WEEK PACKAGE: TENNESSEE! FREE COLOR Two Bedroom / Two Bath 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom 3/1/97-3/22/97: $4,500 Most private beach. Dock Gulf View For more information, call BROCHURE AND LAND LIST! Rental Homes On bayou. Heated pool, Off-Season Rates ALISON H. FIJMAN, GRI Golf community on Norris Lake, Apartments RENTING: Wide porches, convenient to Great Smoky Available at $625/ week (on & off beach) APRIL, JUNE-AUGUST Open sunning decks. REALTOR (May 3 thru Dec. 20). Sanibel & Marco Island Mtns. & Knoxville, mild climate, Chateau Sur Mer area. January: $950/ week Shell Harbor Pool Homes Idyllic luxury and comfort. Properties, Inc. low taxes. Excellent financing. OWNER February: $1300/ week »• • Easy care no effort 941-472-4808 Pre-development prices from 1-516-628-1801 March: $1450/ week 2/21/97 — Htm— 24617-2 vacation home. 941-549-7941 after hours $19,900. Will never again be OWNER /BROKER April 5 thru May 3: Three bedrooms, three baths. 3/5/97 — HIHt— 35987-3 this lowl Call TODAY 1-800- 1-800-325-1352 552-9432. $950/ week. BOARDWALK TO BEACH Monthly rentals. 5% discount for or 472-0457 2/21/97 -»»*»- 37124-1 3BR/2BA home Call for rates, WATERVIEW LOT single couples only. 3/88/97 ' —#W— 18467-6 TENNESSEE! FREE LAND VERY PRIVATE. 314-993-4843. EAST END ON Additional discount 3/14/97 —mm— 28584-2 LIST AND COLOR BROCHURE. THE ATRIUM Fireplace, paddle fans, NORTH YACHTSMAN for extended stay. Gulf Front. Final closeoutl Majestic bluff & screened lanais, BBQ, NEXT TO MARINA. Call (908) 223-6748 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den. SUNSET CAPTIVA main channel -lakefrontsl heated pool, tennis, bikes. NATIVE PLANTS • • • Two weeks minimum. Luxury three bedroom home. Convenient to Great Smoky All amenities. PLUS MEMBERSHIP __ 3/7/97 — ####— 1085-6 Photos available. New carpet and tile. Mtns. & Knoxville. Buy directly GREAT RATES!!! IN POOL AND TENNIS. Rent direct from owner Great location- from developer and SAVE Call owner ONE OF SANIBEL'S Gulf and Bay THOUSANDS! Homesites as and save! 314-842-2147 FINEST BUILDING SITES. # o # o # (609) 985-0322 Pool - Tennis low as $9,900! Unbelievable! 3/14/97 —»«##— 2S3O»-2 and morel ASKING $189,900 Call 1-800-376-0602. SUNDIAL (609) 492-7389 OWNER 517-321-6324 2/21/97 —#»#»— 37125-1 LUXURY GULF CONDO OCEAN'S REACH 2/28/B7 —Hmi— 28778-2 941-395-6722 3/7/97 Gulf front 2/28/97 —»>#»— 36767-2 One Bedroom Condos Spectacular View !!! YOUR RENTAL SOURCE • HOOK-UP with a Each accommodates four Beautifully Furnished. HOLIDAY RENTALS We are your I great Reeltor! Vacation Rentals Non-Smoking Island wide j I East or West canal 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath Fantastic View Rental Consultant - t \ lots available. with Den. Sanibel & Captiva Beach, pool, tennis, bikes at NO cost to you! ^ Fantastic canal Tennis - Sailing - Ft Myers Owner: BRAND NEW! Weekly or Seasonal Rentals front lot with beach access. 5 Pools - Activity Programs. 941-395-1972 Deluxe Resort. 800-553-2246 Over half an acre on the East Discounted 2/28/97 —»»»«— 25493-2 DIRECT GULF FRONT! All Amenities. 941-472-2255 End. Asking $177,555. Two Monthly NEAR LIGHTHOUSE Available after April 12th. canal lots out West, one in Rates SUNSET CAPTIVA Castaways, the other near the Special off season Two bedroom, loft/two bath brokers/ Sanctuary Golf Course. Asking Two bedrooms, Two baths & summer rates. home. Beautifully furnished/ Very nicely furnished $135,000 and $195,555. Call a (612) 484-9148 Cottages, Condos decorated. Three T.V.s, ofsanfbefjnc, Pool and Tennis 3/7/97 —«»#»— 6361-6 vacant lot specialist for all the Homes and Estates CD stereo, two VCR's (PAL). details. Hook-up with Charles Two screened lanais, SOUTH SEAS 2/28/97 .—ttm— 11510-2 Sobczak, Reeltor with Priscilla Please call Annual Rental* Available boat dock, pool, tennis, Murphy Realty at (941) 472- 800-982-3471 PLANTATION boardwalk to beach. It will truly SANIBEL VACATION HOUSE. 1511 today! 941-472-5550 New private luxury home be your home - and more. Magnificent 3Br/2Ba. 4/4/97 —gut— 65-2 2/28/97 -§111- 37081-2 on the Gulf. 5 bedroom?, BEST VALUE - GREAT RATES Overlooking Dunes Golf PROFESSIONAL ZONING, 4 baths, private pool and (703) 620-9662 Ocean's Reach - Gulf front Course. Beautifully Furnished NEAR DOWNTOWN (OFF spa. Resort facilities' 3/7/97 —mm— 3SS50-2 And Decorated. Fully condo, top floor. Pool, tennis, MCGREGOR). UTILITIES optional. CAPTIVA: Two bedroom, air Equipped. Secluded Heated newly redecorated, 1 bedroom, ALREADY HERE. OWNER Call: OWNER after conditioned, cute cottage. Pool & Sundeck In Tropical sleeps 4. Excellent condition! WILL FINANCE WITH SMALL 3:00 P.M. 800-572-6423 Steps from Gulf, Available Paradise Setting, By Owner. Great rates. Call owner. (612) DOWN PAYMENT - MAY EVEN 219-272-0889 weekly or monthly. 609-368- Available March '97. Call (305) 472-7994. 941472-6565 TRADE. GEM REAL ESTATE, 219-271-0115 4/2/97 —«««#— 21207-2 1900. 226-5326, INC. 995-2436. 3/12/87 —tttt— 27440-2 —mm-r 33122'« 3/7/»7 —ttm— . 76-6 2/21/87 —»»*»— 7045-6 .2/21/97 —mtt— 370««-6 n 14C • FEBRUARY 21. 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Boats & Motors

ON THE BEACH 22 FT. SEA RAY Captiva Beach Home Beautiful 260 MERCRUISER 1/0, CfiPTIVfi LUXURY CUDDY CABIN, Tropical Luxury with the Gulf of Mexico at your Two bedroom, two bath condo. Pool • Tennis • 2 Bicycles. DEPTHFINDER RADIO, GULF FRONT HOUSE doorstep. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths - walk to shops and fine AVAILABLE: FISHBOXES.NEW SEATS, Private Beach At Your Doorstep restaurants - watch the sunset from your veranda - many March 8-15 (119) GALLON FUELTANKS, Long driveway into an acre of lush tropical estate grounds all to yourself excellent high season weeks still available! April 5-12 FULL CANVAS w/ BIMINI, Exclusive Tastefully Decorated. 3/4 Bedrooms or den Sleeps 8, 31/2 We also have available, 1-2 & 3 bedroom accommoda- May 10-24 NEW PAINT Baths. Full-sized heated pool and spa, nominated lor architectural award, SUMMER RATES HULL/TOPSIDES, tions for your winter/spring vacation. We are flexible on with terraces and pool pavilion All amenities, Brochure Available 941-472-4245 TRIM TABS, LOW HOURS $4,000 per week Dec. 19th - April 24th arrival/departure days and do not require full week only, 3/7/87 —lilt— 37136-2 ** MUST SEEI ** Saturday to Saturday rentals. AMERICAN REALTY OF 540-9899 3/12/87 —tilt— 36435-2 $2,600 per week April 24th - Dec. 18th CAPTIVA Call Elaine at (941) 395-2490 or 1-800-547- 3BED/2 BATH HOME (DAYS) 201 569-2111 (WEEKENDS) 914-687-0360 0127. Evenings at (941) 472-0564 1997 -1998 SEASON 20' SEABOLD ONE MONTH MINIMUM. Eagle 260 Mercruiser, DISCOUNT FOR SS Prop, Bucket Seats, BEAUTIFUL POOL HOME CAPTIVA BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE MULTIPLE MONTHS. Carpet, Sharp Boat- Well maintained. EAST ROCKS LUXURY CAPTIVA ESTATE CAPTIVA ISLAND EAST END Screened porch Runs Great! {WEST GULF DRIVE AREA)' AND CHARMING GINGERBREAD HOUSE SANIBEL overlooking lake. Overlooking tropical lake. GUEST COTTAGE A new private home with Just 200 steps to beach. Pool - Tennis adjacent. $6,995 Tastefully decorated. With Tennis Court and Victorian Key West charm. Very nicely furnished. Short walk to 540-9899 All amenities Private Beach Access. A 2 minute stroll from Three bedrooms, two baths. Bowman's Beach. Leave Message. 3BR/2BA CALL OWNER TOLL FREE: a beautiful private beach Laundry. No smoking, no pets. 3/5/87 —Hit— 36605-2 CALL OWNER AVAILABLE: 1-888-232-2400 on the Gulf. AVAILABLE: DECK BOAT 3/7/97 —MH— 33881-2 315-451-0589 APRIL 1997 Near historic 1997 SEASON 24 FT. HURRICANE 423-428-6629 3/21/87 —lilt— 37138-2 and Chapel-By-The Sea, and YAMAHA I/O 97-98 SEASON COQUINA BEACH South Seas Plantation Resort for brochure 2/21/87 —lilt— 36950-2 ONLY 17 HRS ON BOAT Walk to beach. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Two bedrooms, 2 full baths; NEW $32,400 Close to Gulf. 708-481-8188 fully equipped kitchen; Buy/Itei tent R£. SACRIFICE $18,000 8W»7 —jMlM— 32387-2 Newly furnished. washer/dryer; EAST END SANIBEL 542-8788 Pool - Tennis - BBQ. screened veranda, Two bedrooms, two baths 3/5/87 —lltl— 36609-2 BEACH FRONTCONDO WEEKLY OR MONTHLY. Furnished with Shaker Newly remodeled. TRADE DAN'S /NEW/ Please contact Sharon antiques. On Canal, near beach. Two bedroms plus two baths. 609-693-5251 Photos and references CLOSE PROXIMITY TO DOCKSIDE DYNAMICS AVAILABLE: VAIL/BEAVER CREEK Washer/dryer. 2/28/97 -IHI- 35309-2 available. March $3,000 (941) 498-2015 Large kitchen. December 15 thru April 30 SKI AREAS. -MOBILE MARINE SERVICES+ SANIBEL ISLAND Dec. Jan. Feb. Apr. $2,400/mo. LOOKING FOR ONE WEEK Pool - tennis - bicycles. $1,400/ week. May thru Oct. $1,800/mo. • Motor Maintenance & Repair GULF VIEW EXCHANGE DURING Now booking May - $725/ week. 941-472-2488 • Specializing In weekly and monthly. Two bedrooms, two baths MONTH OF DECEMBER. ALL Types of Outboards June thru September 508-693-6196 DISCOUNTSI Completely furnished. $650/ week. Three bedroom, 21/2 bath • Preseason Check-Up [email protected] single family home Owner With all amenities. October - $725/ week. J/7/87 -lilt— 37071-2 • Winterizing 330-864-3094 CONTACT OWNER with hot tub and steam room. November to December 14 Darling one bedrotn apartment • Detailing 770-751-1999 $695/ week. Need 3 bedroom • Fully Trained, Certified 2/28f»7 t— 32B2O-2 for rent March 1st. Good 3/5/«7 — Hil- 3«0«7-2 No pets home or condo. Marine Technician location and within walking Sanibel o,r Captiva. SUNSET CAPTIVA THE DUNES Rate applies to four people. distance to everything. BEST QUALITY, BEST Write: 970-926-7040 SERVICE, BEST RATES BEAUTIFULLY 3 8R/3 BA Seasonal: $1,200. per month. 3/7/87 —nil— 37068.3 FURNISHED HOME. Beautifully Furnished Henry Romersa Annual: $650. per month. 765- 'DAN'LLGETCHA GOING!' AVAILABLE WEEKLY: Townhouse. 4911 Tanglewood Dr. 8277 7 DAYS A WEEK 2 Bedroom, loft, 2 Bath. Seasonal and monthly Nashville, TN 37216 2/21/87 —Hit— 37085-8 2/21/87 -IHI— 36830-6 Screened Lanais. rates available. 615-262-9859 Furnished 2-3 bedroom, 1 1/2 Automotive 25' Formula Thunderbird. 3 TV/VCR. Call evenings: .3/14/97 —»»*»— 38634-6 bath Mobile Home. Available Wisconsin boat. Twin 351's. Sanibel Gulf view condo. Just Well maintained. In water - Ft. Pool - Tennis - BBQ Grill. (612) 788-8404 for 1997 & 1998 season - four GOVERNMENT SEIZED CARS 2)28/97 -ll»- 360»0-2 steps to beach. Two Myers Beach. $7,000. Call Gulf Beach, Boat Dock, months minimum. Large for pennies on the $1. Jaguar, bedrooms, two baths. Pool - before 8am - 463-3876. And Morel SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION glassed-in Florida room. Corvette, Mercedes, BMW, tennis. Call owner. 317-291- 3/5/87 —tilt— 37128-6 Call owner at Beautiful Bayfront Condol Carport. New roofover, siding & Porshe, Honda, 4X4's, Trucks 1553. If no answer, leave 314-532-3684 Fabulous Water Views I Rent cabinets. Quiet area. Minutes and more. Local sales. Toll 2/2«/»7 —Mm— 31104-2 through Owner and Save. number and best time to call. to beach & shopping. 3/18/87 —»!«>— 3H60-2 free. 1-800-669-2292 ext. A- (941) 395-1524, Leave Abundant fruit trees. Call 466- 4000. • Motorcycles & Bicycles CLASSIFIED message. Call 9-5. 6732. 2/21/87 —mi— 35267-1 3/21/97 — lilt— 38188-2 SOUTH SEAS 2/28/97 -4111— 37104-6 SEIZED CARS FROM $175. Honda Motor Scooter Elite 472-1587 17863 San Carlos, PLANTATION ATTENTION Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, 50CC's. Low miles. Excellent Ft. Myers Beach. BEACH CLUB OVERSEAS VISITORS BMW's, Corvettes. Also Jeeps, condition. $795. Call 454- POINTE SANTO Ashey Oaks Resorts. 6669. On the Gulf. 4WD's. Your Area. Toll Free 1 - Most beautiful complex A Southern Family Tradition, 2/21/87 —nil— 37127-6 Two bedrooms, two baths. 800-218-9000 Ext. A-7413 for on Sanibel. antique colonial living. Sanibel is a great place Sleeps six. to spend your summer or current listings. 10 acres on Gulf. 1600 sq. ft living space. AVAILABLE: fall vacation. 2/26/87 —mi— 35319-2 Pool, tennis, 2BR/2BA, APRIL 4 T011 Guaranteed plenty of CARS FOR $100.00 OR BEST Trucks & Vans activities director etcl Loft, patio, carport, NOV28TOJAN9 warm and sunny weather OFFER. AUCTIONED 2BR/ 2BA luxury condo, W/D, pool, boat dock, & 514-229-3804 and the relaxing LOCALLY BY IRS, DEA, FBI, . 1973 - 3/4 Ton Chevy Pick-Up sleeps 8. all the other resort amentities. 3/14/87 —tilt— 36693-2 Sanibel lifestyle 4X4'S, RV'S, BOAT'S, Truck. V8 engine. New paint Designer decorated. Yearly, monthly, weekly, daily. AVAILABLE COMPUTERS, & MORE. CALL Clean. Engine needs work, bu Spectacular view. Seasonal rates. # $ # * # $ MAY THRU NOVEMBER TOLL-FREE 24 HOURS 7 runs. $800 or best offer. Call WEEKLY RATES: Fillig reservations fast! 466-3393 or TWO-BEDROOM Two luxury gulffront condos, DAYS- 1-800-400-3308, EXT 395-8744 or 472-9100. $1750 PEAK SEASON featuring two bedrooms, 470. 2/26/87 —nit— 37131-6 $750 OFF SEASON 1-800-819-3393 TWO BATH 2/21/87 —tttl— 35858-1 Frank Hemelgarn, Jr. two baths, plus den. 810-363-9257 CONDO Fully equipped Color Brochure AAA* NISSAN 1991 2/21/97 —III!— 36341-8 ON FT. MYERS BEACH including pool and tennis. 2/28/87 -.«««»— 13400-2 4 SPEED Announcements Ft. Myers Beach. • t • HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE •*• •*• <$• •*• •*• •*• OFF-SEASON RATES GREAT CONDITION Furnished condos & •A HOP TO THE BEACH $3,,200 OBO LUXURY homes. Available WITH A FOUR WEEK SHARE THE AMERICAN •POOL'TENNIS $42-8788 GULF FRONT CONDO January through April. MINIMUM STAY. CULTURE with Scandinavian, • NATURE TRAILS 3/5/87 -till— 36608-2 1700 Square Feet Gulf front & beach Please call: German and other high schoo Very Private access. Fully equipped • • • 414-554-9692 1994 BUICK exchange students from over Desirable Complex kitchens. Pool, phone, AVAILABLE: or ROADMASTER 40 countries arriving in August, Near Lighthouse cable TV. Sleep 2-6. 414-631-4895 ESTATE WAGON Call AISE for information on Weekly & monthly. 3/7/87 —IHI— 37133-2 hostingl 1-800-SIBLING 32' x 8' Screened Porch APRIL TO JUNE 19,000 MILES. 2/21/87 —nil— 36814-1 Overlooks Beach Immediate occupancy. $1,800 MONTHLY SAVE THIS AD! UNDER WARRANTY. 2 BR/2BA + Den Reasonable rates. Call • • • SOLD OUT THIS SEASON EXCELLENT CONDITION. Bright - Spacious - Breezy Linda Leone, Tropical Hut WITH TOW PACKAGE. CALL MICHELLE SOUTH SEAS Beautifully Equipped Realty, Inc. 463-4424 or PLANTATION 9 PASSENGER. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 472-1580 And Maintained 1-800-654-3069. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths $1,695 Pool - BBQ - Elevator 2/21/97 —Hit — 36456-6 5/14/87 —till— 36800-2 plus loft. 395-0339 HEALTH EXPLOSION! Covered Parking i/26/87 -till- 37012.2 Gulf cottage Seeking Health & Fitness OUR GUESTS RETURN Seasonal rental - Ft, Myers AVAILABLE: 1998 SEASON on the beach. enthusiasts with great attitudes YEAR AFTER YEAR! Beach Available March 1 st on 3 bedroom plus den home. A+ rating. serious about earning large Weekly Rentals ' a weekly basis. Two bedroom, Walk to private beach access. AVAILABLE: income. No investment oi Seasonal Rates two bath. Bayfront with dock. Completely furnished with Boats & Motors SUMMER AND FALL '97 selling required. Call 1-800- Color Brochure Available South end of island near upscale furniture. Small pet Catholic Church. $800/ week. accepted. Day: 472-1266. BOOK NOW '98 SEASON '540-7402. BY OWNER 2/21/97 — lltl— 36834-1 ... 1-800-639-6690 Call 463-2084. Eves: 472-9618. 941-472-0225 (local) ADVANTAGE 26 OR 802-223-3649. 2/21/97 —lltl— 38584-6 3/14/97 —tut— 38902-2 1-800-579-1913 TRUE CAT DECK BOAT, Long established (over 10 EFFICIENCY ON SANIBEL. 3/21/87 -tttl- 37136-? with 502 EFI power. years) boat rental license on Ft «$• •*• «$• •}• *J* •$• Ft. Myers Beach. 5JKK7 —till— 33490-t Mid-Island. One or two SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I 465 horses. Myers Beach - FOR LEASE. 1 Gulf front condo. persons. Weekly . $475/week. Gulf Front Condo With custom made trailer. Must have own equipment and 941-472-0590. Two bedroom, two bath. $39,900 concrete proof of liability CASUAL CAPTIVA Available March: Fantastic View 2/2»/>7 —till — 38779-2 Two bedrooms. 395-0339 insurance. License is good Two bedroom, two bath. $3,200 + tax. 2/26/87 —Hit— 33247-2 Two minute walk to beach Sleeps six. throughout Lee County. Foi LOGGERHEAD CAY Call Linda Leone, CASH PAID FOR YOUR Shopping- Restaurants Beach, pool, tennis, bikes. information, call Greg at 463- Fully furnished Tropical Hut Realty Inc. BOAT &/OR MOTOR !! OFF SEASON DISCOUNT AVAILABLE: 2522. 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo. 463-4424 or • • • 2/26/97 —tilt— 37073-6 MAY15-DECEMBER15 MARCH 8-15 All amenities: 1-800-654-3069. Unwanted, neglected $500/WEEK Owner pool, tennis, 2/21/87 —tilt— 38884-6 or abused LOOKING FOR A DECEMBER 16-MAY 14 941-395-1972 2 cable TVs, MARCH 1997 boat/motor packages BUSINESS $950/WEEK 2/28197 —mi— 37140-2 full kitchen. JUST BECAME bought. 941-947-9189 OF YOUR OWN? GROUND FLOOR AVAILABLE CASAYBEL All used outboard motors • * • 2/21/97 —»»«<— 34B92-2 Weeks available in MARCH KELLY GREENS On the Gulf. • running or not - Consider investing your time FOR RENT: PLUSH 2BR Write or call Second floor Veranda. Two bedrooms, two baths. any year, any condition instead of your money, 2BA, GARAGE, SPA, ON Cliff Hall Will transfer Sleeps six. also bought. No investment, inventory, THE CANAL.STEPS TO 1117 Captains Walk Street golf privileges. AVAILABLE WEEKLY: Some, used parts paperwork or obligation. BEACH. $3,000/MO 466- Sanibel, FL. 33957-5003 Call 216-338-8031 APRIL 25 TO MAY 9 available. FREE information kit. 4409 AFTER 5 P.M. Tel: 941-472-4077 Ask for Barbara 514-229-3804 3/28/»7 —»»»»— 35460-7 458-8252 2/21/97 —tut — 3«t29-2 — 37015-2 3/14/87 —till- 37142-1 800-952-0734 ..2/2»/87 .-flit- t 36311.H 3/S/87 — 37064.*. ISLAND REPORTER • FEBRUARY 21, 1997 • 15C BUSINESS OPPOBTUNITIES Oarage Sales Help Wanted Help Wanted Legals Services HELP WANTED: Earn up to " OWN YOUR OWN APPAREL, $1, GRACEWAY CLEANING shoe, westemwear, lingerie, $500. per week assembling We live on Sanibel. Part Time. At Home Toll Free products at home. No bridal, gift or $1.00 variety ESTATE SALE (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. T-7413 Excellent local store. Includes inventory, experience. INFO. 1-504-646- references. • • • for Listings. 1700 DEPT. FL-2948 REGISTER YOUR fixtures, buying trip, training. 2/28/97 —tttt— 35320-2 Rental units, Minimum investment $17,900 |LCQNDILCTED BY 2/21/9 36969-6 FICTITIOUS NAME private homes. Call Paul at Liberty Fashions. CONNIE'S HOUSEKEEPERS WITH THE Weekly, bi-monthly. 501-327-8031. NEEDED WAIT PERSONS 2/21/97 —tttt— 30857-1 COLLECTIBLE'S Full-Time with Benefits. No experience necessary. OBSERVER SECURITY HOUSE-CHECK & Call for appointment. DRIVERS... SOLO / TEAMS / Bridge Pass paid. NEWSPAPER MAINTENANCE PROGRAM OWNER OPERATORS. FRI FEB 21 & SAT FEB 22 463-6141. CHEEBURGER CHEEBURGER Inexpensive weekly house 8/21/97 --ttttlll— 35543-6 checks on all systems during TEAMS-$100k+, $2k sign -on! 8AM TO 4PM 2413 PERIWINKLE WAY Fort Myers Beach Observer Trainers-70k+l Top owner SANIBEL your absence. f • • PART-TIME Island Reporter Tony & Grace Lyons operator program. OFFICE POSITION 472-6111 Conventional / Coast-to-Coast! •1956 Solid Pink Cadillac Ask for Carol. & Captiva Current 472-9449 Four Door Sedan General office skills needed. 2/21/97 —mum— 37070-2 2/21/97 — mm— 1724-2 Bonuses, benefits. Covenant Computer experience Transport (experienced). 1- for you collectors $38 will print your $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATELY $$ • Antiques • Mettlach Steirf desirable STORE MANAGER INTENT TO for structured settlements, and 800-441-4394 ext. SC-7 • Send resume to: (Graduates). 1 -800-338-6428 Ancient Oriental Ginger Jar • • • REGISTER deferred insurance claims, • Mechanical Bank • Old "DING DARLING" FICTITIOUS NAME J G. Wentworth 1 - ext. SC-7 Weekend recruiters WILDLIFE SOCIETY ON AND OFFSHORE 2/21/97 —tttt— 35416-1 Cloisenee • Tea Pots • Vases in all three of our weekly 800-386-3582. • Slant Front Bureau 1 Wildlife Drive In Chadwick's Square 2/21/97 — Html— 35421-1 on Captiva publications. HONEST INCOME $300 TO • Hendredon Dining Room Set Sanibel, Fl 33957 WOLFF TANNING BEDS. Tan at $1000 WEEKLY/ POTENTIAL! • Drexel Living Room 2/21/97 —tttt — 35986-2 has immediate opening for energetic, home. Buy DIRECT and SAVE! Process FHA mortgage refunds • Sectional Sleeper Sofa DRIVERS EXPERIENCED OR ATTENTION Commercial/Home Units from In your spare time. No • Mahogany End Tables sales-oriented person INEXPERIENCED North for busy ATTORNEYS! $199.00. Low Monthly experience. Own hours. Part- • Coffee Table • Trunks American Van Lines has owner We will print your LEGAL payments. FREE color catalog. time, full-time. START NOWII • 2 - Bedroom Sets mens/womens operator openings/ in their resort apparel store. NOTICES for Call today 1-800-842-:310. 305-460-3259 or 1-800-645- • 3 - Dressers Relocation Services Division. $5.50 PER INCH! 2/21/97 -»»»» — 35768.1 7802 Dept. 92. • Westinghouse Sewing Experience required. Tuition - Free training*! Tractor Call 454-1644 or FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION. 2/21/97 —tttt— 35420-1 Machine • Great Sectional purchase programs, no trailer For more details Immediate relief! Too many Sewing Box • Unique File fax resume 941 -454-1191. maintenance expenses, pay for 2/21/97 —tttt— 37019-2 debts? Overdue bill;:? Reduce OWN YOUR OWN Cabinet • Raleigh Bike please call Katherine APPAREL OR performance plans and much DRIVERSI Exceptional (941) 482-7111. monthly payment 30% to 50%, SHOE STORE • Lamps • Linens • Kitchen more! 800-348-2147 ext. A-6 opportunity for the true OTR eliminate interest. Stop Choose: Stuff * Garage Stuff (*Subject to certain professional. Solo & Teams run collection callers, NCOS & Loads of Miscellaneous 2/2«/»7 -Htm— 29151-6 Jean/Sportswear, conditions.) '95-'96 Petes for one of the (nonprofit). 1-800-955-0412. • t • 2/21/97 —tttt— 36324-1 Bridal/Lingerie, leading refrigerated carriers. 2/21/97 —tttt— 3«41«-7 DON'T MISS THIS SALE! ARROW TRUCKNG CO. Excellent weekly pay, benefits LUMP SUM CASH NOWII We Westemwear, Opening new terminal. Ladles, Men's, THIS IS A GOOD ONE! & 401k, plus an outstanding Lost & Found buy your insurance settlement, Birmingham, AL and Lease-To-Own planl Call toll- annuity, mortgage notes, or Large sizes, • » • Jacksonville, FL. Regional free for details 1-888-WIL- Infant/Preteen, Petite, LOST: lottery winnings payments for WHISKEY CREEK flatbed operation. Experienced TRANS (1-888-945-8726). cash I Quick closings. 1-800- Dance wear/Aerobic, Drivers. Owner Operators. Call BLACK FEMALE LAB. 5655 BALKEN CT. 2/21/97 —tltt— 37118-1 AROUND VICINITY 338-5815 Ext. 100. Maternity or Bob Hooper, 800-933-5441 or 2/21/97 — tttt— 36735-1 Accessories Store. WHISKEY CREEK CASH FOR COUPONS. Earn OF BEACH BOWL. Recruting 888-277-6937. EOE. gp to $200 or more weekly at Over 2,000 • • • 2/21/97 —tttt— 36512-1 IF SEEN OR FOUND, $$ BAJILLION DOLLARS $$ Name Brands. home clipping coupons. Free PLEASE CALL Receiving payments? From McGregor or College ASSOCIATE- ASSISTANT recorded information. Call 1- real estate sold? Annuity? $27,900 to $39,900: NEEDED. GREAT 466-3297. to Whiskey Creek 800-466-9222, Access Code 2/26/97 —tUm— 37137-6 Lottery winnings? No.body Inventory, Training, OPPORTUNITY FOR Fixtures, Right on Sautern to Balken 5767. pays more for cash flows. We'll MOTIVATED AGENT TO 2/26/97 —tttt— 37130-6 prove itl Skip Foss et al 800- •- Grand Opening, etc. • • • ASSIST IN ACTIVE REAL '' Can open 15 days. Personals 637-3677. SALE ESTATE BUSINESS. TELEMARKETER 2/21/97 —tttt— 36993-1 Mr. Loughlln CONDUCTED BY SALARIED AND Work from home. (612) 888-6555 COMMISSIONED Evenings only. SECRETARIAL 2/21/97 —tttt— 31136-2 CONNIE'S AGENTS. CALL ALAN AT Monday thru Thursday. PURPLE RINGER SERVICES PARTNER WITH DOCTORS for COLLECTIBLES 472-2255. No selling. • Business / Personal real income potential! Health 3/14/97 —(Mint-. 36778-2 Guaranteed salary. • Mailing / Client Lists Professional Network seeks 466-6399 Home Typist: PC users Will train right person. • Faxing / E-mail Service people. to join dentists, needed. $45,000. income Call 395-7649. • Word Processing AYAVAYAYA 2/21/97 -ttt*- 37132. physicians, veterinarians In 2/21/97 —mitt— 36455-0 potential Call 1-800-513-4343 •- Answering Service powerful new business. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22 Ext. B2640. The Montessori School is • Pick up and Delivery Application: 1-800-999-9551 2/21/97 —tttt— 36798-2 looking for an energetic person Marie Hayes 7AM TO? for three hours per morning to "the tobacco shop with 395-9569 Ext. 605. App. #423. STILL CLEANING OUT. 2/21/97 —tttt— 37066-2 /fe £a eh sing, read and play with our a hippie flavor" 2/29/97 —tt*t— 37077-2 Furniture, REPORTER toddlers. Change and feed ... pipes, papers, candles, FINANCIAL HELPI DEBT Fabulous baby clothes, them. 472-1909 imported cigs/tobaocos, CONSOLIDATIONS from Financial Turnaround! knives, clothes, • • • 3/S/97 —tttt— 37144-2 incense, jewelry & more. $2,000 up to $100,000. Call We can loan you $2,500 and lots more FOR AWARD-WINNING today. Get help tomorrow. to get started! 681 RABBIT ROAD CAPTIVA KLEAR® & CARBO® Financing also available 2/21/97 —11111111— 37019-2 FT. MYERS BEACH Work from home. FULL TIME/PART TIME Urine Cleansers through referral 9:30am to Need 3 key people SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER SALES HELP 6:30pm Mon. to Fri. Call 1-800- in area. 8am to ? t • • YOLO SURF SHOP "18 and over" 803-9849. For personal interview Furniture, 1990 car, Covering the new 472-9656 2/21/97 -tt*t- 37119-1 and free trial! Misc. town government. 2/26/97 —Hilt— 3714S-2 3915 Broadway Call 481-3241 279 SOUTHWINDS Experience in hard news POOL COMPANY IS Ft. Myers, FL 33901 2/2.1/97 —tttt — 37099-6 Take Algiers reporting required. ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS (200' N. of Edison Mall) Want to Buy-MIsc Off Casa Ybel Flexible hours including for experienced roustabouts, Then first right. some evenings, (941) 936-RING HOT DOG CART floorhands, derrlckworkers, 2/21/97 ~mmn— 31983-6 2/21/97 ._—# ttt- 37143-2 some weekends. Antique slot machines wanted. * • • and crane operators to work on Full time, good benefits. offshore rigs every Monday- In any condition. Call or mafl High Earning Potential. CLASSIFIED Send resume, recent clips photo to Robert Hockensmith, Low initial investment. Friday from 9am to 11am, and 472-1587 and a letter 1pm to 4pm. You may apply at Services 1254 Par View Drive, Sanibel, $3,000. stating why you want POOL COMPANY, 3640 Peters FL. 33957, (941)472-9442. 567-0397 to cover the Beach to: 3/21/97 —tttt- 367»3-8 __2/H/»7_ —tttt— 37103-6 Road, Harvey, LA or call 504- Jimmy Espy 365-3243 to request that an Help Wanted 2510 Del Prado Blvd., application be mailed to you. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN Cape Coral, FL. 33904 Provide address and telephone HE&ITH PROTECTING YOUR ASSETS AVON - Act Now. No Door-to- 2/21/97 —Hlt*— 36137-6 numbers of previous and reducing taxes while Door required. Earn up to 50%. employers. Should posess earning over $5,000 weekly, Your products at cost. GIRLS WANTED willingness for hard work under DIABETICS! (USING INSULIN) starting this month? Minimum Insurance available. Call Sandi FROM FLORIDA harsh conditions. Clean drug Medicare pays for your Capital required $1,450.00. at 1-800-966-2166, Avon Between 6 and 19 and Alcohol screen is a supplies,. We bill them, ship to Call 1-800-322-6169*1021. Independent Sales Rep. to compete in this year's you. Save money. ,4/11(97 —ttt*— 24359-7 condition of employment. ISLAND LOCKSMITH 2/21/97 .—IHII— 37117-1 1997 Central Florida E.O.E.- minorty/female / Satisfaction guaranteed. INCOME OPPORTUNITYI- LAW ENFORCEMENT pageants. Liberty Medical. 1-800-633- Disabled/ Vetran. Qualified 24-hour Emergency Service Average $2200 - $7700 per JOBS Over $20,000 in individuals only need apply. 2001. No HMO members. week. Minimal investment NO EXPERIENCE prizes and Scholarships, 2/21/97 —tttt— 38424-1 Mention 261911. required. Call 1-800-322-6169 NECESSARY including trip to Nationals. • 2/21/97 , —»»««— 36994-1 ext 7730 for a 2 minute Now hiring U.S. Customs, Call today. HEALTH BENEFITS - ONLY overview. Officers, etc. 1-800-367-2125 Legals 472-2394 $8.95! 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