11NLUC.A Everything you need to know about the islands 6C Arts & \f{f i^ra. . SB At Large 5A Citysfcfe- -raft Classifieds 9C Commentary 1C Crossword 9C A smash hit Big weekend Environment 10B Police Beat 2A Pirate Playhouse's Several events Recreation 3C Scuba Scoop 4A season opener help kick off Weather Watch 4A called a 'laugh-athon' holiday season 4A
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VOL. 31, NO. 47 TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1992 THREE SECTIONS, 44 PAGES 50 CENTS City tightening Coming attraction boating laws By Frances Adams This colorful crea- Islander staff writer tion by Autumn De- Through stricter boating regulations, Sanibel is attempt- Frank of Englewood, ing give greater weight to preservational rights rather than Fla., is just a sam- ple of the works that recreational rights. will be featured at With more and more people claiming the right of enjoy- the annual Barrier ing its unique environment, Sanibel is claiming it must Island Group for the first protect the right of preserving what is here -- preser- Arts Fair to be held vation of peace, safety, health, property and natural envi- this Friday and Sat- ronment, of wildlife, marine life and plant life. urday, Nov. 27 and The City Council at its Nov. 17 meeting reviewed a 28, at the Sanibel proposed ordinance that would, among other things, des- Community Center. ignate a great number of idle- and slow-speed zones. The creation of these special zones brought up an equally great Goncesa ~-the requirement that the zones be posted with navigational warnings. This requirement could, Vice Mayor Wally Kain said, create a "ring of signs" around thr island. He likened the sight of so many signs to th< "an asparagus field." Proposed idle-speed zones include any area which ha been duly designated as a manatee sanctuary area, any Ecology or snobbery? canal or canal entrance, and within 300 feet of a beach area where swimmers are present, the Sanibel boat ramp ar Views on proposed Sanibel fish netting restrictions differ the fishing pier. Proposed slow-speed (through-the-water speed less than 8 By Steve Ruediger nets, shrimp trawl nets, dipnets, landing nets and scien- mph) zones include manatee sanctuary areas so posted, any Islander staff writer tific research nets. interior water body other than a canal, within 300 feet of Sanibel officials and residents went before the Florida This proposal was developed by the city of Sanibel and any mangrove area or bird rookery, within the city bound- Marine Fisheries Commission representatives Wednesday, is supported by the J.N. "Ding" Darling Refuge and by a aries at Blind Pass Bridge to 1/4 mile offshore from Nov. 18, to present their plan for a conservation zone to variety of conservation groups. Most of the refuge would Wulfert Point (including Sunset Bay and Dinkins Bayou^ restrict net fishing in some Sanibel waters. be within the zone. and within 1/4 mile offshore of nearly all of Sanibe Commercial fisherman were also at the hearing. They Tim Gardner, speaking for the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon bayous, creeks, bays, lakes and the J.N. "Ding" Darli said it looked to them like an example of rich people who Society, said that according to state figures there has been National Wildlife Refuge. do not want to look out their windows and see fishermen. a recent drastic decline in the survival of spawning mullet. City Attorney Bob Pritt told the council to "get use< They questioned whether mullet fisheries were on the de- He said fisherman have been seen ramming the mangroves the idea" of posting signs in all the areas, because cline and said that if they were, it could be from the chem- to drive fish out and hitting the trees with baseball bats. you're going to have speed zones, then you're goiis ical runoff from the lawns and golf courses of the wealthy He said many of them ignore speed limits in posted mana- have to post them." people of Sanibel. tee protection zones. Among other topics before the commission was a pro- Please see NETTING, page 14A Please see BOATING, page posal to close the south side of the Caloosahatchee River near Shell Point Village to fishing during mullet roe sea- son. The north side is already closed. Hearing the testimony at the Wednesday night meeting : -•• '•• : " ' I at Bishop Verot High School were Dr. Thomas Fraser, chairman of the commission; two staff members; and Maj. Jerry Thomas, who is in charge of the Florida Ma- rine Patrol in this area. A report and recommendations will be prepared for the It's a big job full commission, which will probably not hear them until With the passing of February, 1993. After the full commission adopts a posi- the gavel, former tion, if that position involves changing the state rules, it Mayor Mike Miracle, will go before the Florida governor and cabinet. right, made it per- More time was spent Wednesday on the Sanibel request fectly clear to new than on any other single item. Sanibel Mayor Mark The proposal itself was presented by Rob Loghlin, the "Bird" Westall what city of Sanibel Conservation Officer. The proposal is that a big job he is un- a conservation zone be established which would run from dertaking. Woodring Point along the mangrove fringe of the bay side of Sanibel to the western end of the island. At that point it would extend out to include the Wulfert Keys. It would Photo by FRAN ADAMS then go down the center of Blind Pass and would include Clam Bayou. Within that zone, all residential and commercial finfish netting would be prohibited, with the exception of cast- < All the following information was taken directly The television cable company was notified Nov. 21 by CM from Sanibel Police Department reports. police about a cable down on the West Gulf Drive bike POLICE path. CC A Fort Myers resident apparently didn't notice Sanibel UJ Q while out boating early Monday morning, Nov. 23. Po- BEAT There was loud music at 8:11 a.m., Nov. 21, on South lice found him and his boat 90 feet up on the beach near Yachtsman Drive. Police showed up and the music was 1 the Sanibel Lighthouse at 2:27 a.m. The man said he had turned down. gotten lost and had been going about 50 mph when his 0 29-foot-long boat hit the beach. The man planned to get a Police responded to a 1 a.m. noise complaint on Egret Robert J. Majewski of Princeton, Mass., was charged crane and a trailer to recover his boat from the beach. Circle Nov. 22 and a man turned his radio down. Nov. 21 with going 63 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. CM A boy left his bicycle near a Sanibel school bus stop on Police drove a Sanibel woman home Saturday, Nov. 21, Sgt. Michael Murray and Officer Brent Cada participated 8 Thursday, Nov. 19, and then forgot it. When he went to after her ear stalled at Periwinkle Way and Lindgren Friday, Nov. 20, in a Law Enforcement Against Drunk get it Sunday it was gone. Boulevard. Drivers spot check of drivers in North Fort Myers. Several DUI arrests were made. A window on the car of a Virginia visitor was broken by A Summerland Key resident lost his wallet Nov. 21 on a falling coconut at Castaway's Resort Sunday, Nov. 22. Sanibel. . Police on Nov. 20 helped a Fort Myers motorist who I was out of gas on Sanibel-Captiva Road. There was a noise complaint Nov. 22 at 10 a.m. about A Captiva woman expressed concern Nov. 21 for her the unloading of a scjd truck at Wulfert. The workman said husband who was attempting to bicycle home from the he was unaware of the Sunday noise ordinance. mainland and who was overdue. He eventually made it. Please see BEAT, page 15A We hope you will join with us in giving thanks to God Hart of the Island Plui 472-1370 •472- for this nation and her people. Code 306 1620 Periwinkle Way Sinlhd III. R 33937 472-1454 PLAY AND WIN! 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East Office Mid Island Office Vacation Rentals The Prudential 1020 Periwinkle Way 2000 Periwinkle Way 1020 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, FL 33957 Sanibel, FL 33957 Sanibel, FL 33957 Florida Realty (813)472-4000 (813)472-1011 1-800-633-0042 nationwide 1-800-245-7284 Islanders and visitors: 'Come ye to the fair!' By Frank Wagner are numerous entries and the number of those allowed to signments for the United Nations in New York. Her work Islander staff writer participate is closely juried. What you will be seeing on has been in numerous publications. (A This line is contained in an opening song of the musical Friday and Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., is the cream These prizes will be awarded on Friday evening, Nov. 27 "Brigadoon." It is an invitation to join everyone down on of the crop, the best of the best, the ultimate. All of this at the 7 p.m. reception in the Phillips Gallery, BIG Arts Z MacConnachy Square to see, sample and purchase all good for the admission fee of only $1. Center, on Dunlop Road. D things from the many booths that are being set up there. The exhibitors will be juried by Jade Riedel who has just Jean Wigley, the BIG Arts Fair chairman, is most m This is a one-day fair given in the mystical, magical town completed a most successful showing of her works at the pleased and excited by the outstanding quality of the ex- 3J that appears only once every 100 years and then disap- Phillips Gallery. hibitors for the '92 fair. She bades you one and all a pears. This fascinating and talented lady is a Naples resident. hearty, "Welcome," and repeats the opening phrase, There are many similarities between that fair and the Bar- She has distinguished herself as a professional career illus- "Come ye to the fair!" rier Island Group for the Arts Fair that also magically ap- trator and photqjournalist with the information department pears at the Sanibei Community Association on Periwin- of Papua, New Guinea, and on overseas photographic as- kle Way for two days (Nov. 27 and 28) and then miracu- lously disappears. Fortunately for us and our Christmas I lists, the BIG Arts Fair appears annually. 1 And what an appearance it is. There are 71 booths this Need more papers? year and each one is laden with wonderful things to plea- Additional copies of particular issues of The sure each member of the family. Most important of all, Islander mailed a the reader's request cost $2 each (C there are ceramics, fibers, glass, paintings, sculptures, cre- to cover postage and handling. Mail requests with LOCATED IN BAILEY'S SHOPPING CENTER. SANIBEL s: ative crafts, jewelry and graphics to purchase for your own check or money order to: personal enjoyment. P.O. Box 56, Sanibei, FL 33957 "HOLY Cow! The exhibitors are aware that it is one of the finest fairs IT'S BIGGER & BETTER, FINER & in Florida and there is fierce competition for entry. There FUNNIER THAN THE FIRST!" FOYE BUILDERS, me MODELING LINGERIE INTIMfiTE TREfiSURES MARTIN J. FOYE EXOTIC LINGERIE SALES State Certified Private Modeling Building Contractor LOST IN NEW YORK ASK ABOUT OUR 5^ |2 • RESIDENTIAL SNOWBIRD SPECIAL P.O. Box 1416 ' COMMERCIAL HOURS: MON.-SAT. 10 AM-8 PM 1 1260N.TAMIAMI TRAIL t%rkt --*— —- t3* Sanibei, FL 33957 REMODELING CBC 036486 N. FT. 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A number of items created by the cre- CO Diving conditions last week actually were better Islander editor ative women of the church will be sold, including baked than even we expected. With all the high winds we've Sanibel and Captiva will kick off the holiday season in goods (cookies, breads, cakes), jams, jellies, Christmas H had this month, we were surprised and pleased to find grand style on Dec. 4, 5 and 6 with a number of special ornaments and decorations and gift items. In addition, sea- 20- to 25-foot visibility in 40 and 50 feet of water on activities. sonal plants will also be available. various sites. If you didn't venture too far from shore Helping start things off on the right holiday note (an ap- The bazaar will also feature hourly entertainment, an art Si (we were 12 miles due west of Redfish Pass on . propriate "jingle;" perhaps) will be the Sixth Annual Hol- auction with the works of several known artists, children's T- Saturday) and ignored some of the marine reports iday Open House and Luminary Trail sponsored by the activities and a hot lunch with coffee and other refresh- «» CM being broadcast on the radio, you would have found Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce. This year's trail ments. seas 3 feet or less. will be a two-day event so everyone will have enough Wrapping up the weekend-long celebration will be the time to enjoy and explore the shops and businesses on 1 Divers have been seeing a lot of our large pelagic 12th Annual Taste of the Islands. The fund-raising food Sanibel and Captiva. fish on the inshore wreck sites in 40 to 60 feet of festival will be held at The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club on water. We always have divers who are not familiar On Friday, Dec. 5, the Luminary Trail will "light the Sanibel from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. I way" on Sanibel. From 6 to 9 p.m. businesses along with cobia surprised by their "shark" sightings. Even This year's Taste will feature over 30 island restaurants Periwinkle Way from the Seahorse Shops and Punta Ybel (0 I have to look twice when I see a cobia swimming offering a wide variety of food samples off their menus. A •o Plaza to the loop in the vicinity of Tarpon Bay Road and directly toward me - they look so much like sharks number of beverages will also be offered, ranging from Palm Ridge Road will be welcoming holiday revelers with 8 from head-on. It's difficult to explain that to a beer to sodas, anS wine coolers to specialty drinks. song, spirits and open arms. concerned diver when you're 40 feet under with a Live musical entertainment will be provided by four dif- Then on Saturday night, Dec. 6, the luminaries will regulator in your mouth! ferent bands — reggae, jazz, rock and country — and the an- shine on Captiva and Santiva, allowing businesses and Surface temperature: 76 degrees nual Waiter/Waitress Competition will be held. shops in those locations to welcome holiday shoppers. Bottom temperature: 72 degrees All proceeds from the event, which is sponsored by The Visibility: 20-25 feet at 40'-60' The hours are the same -- 6 to 9 p.m. - just the location is different. Dunes, American Express, Mich Dry, Harlequin Graphics Some of our divers gave some fishermen a really According to Ken Meeker, executive director of the and The Islander, will benefit the Care and Rehabilita- exciting time when one angler accidentally managed Chamber of Commerce, over 100 retailers have signed up tion of Wildlife on Sanibel. to hook one diver's equipment when nearby. On the to participate in the trail. Tickets are $5 (children under 12 are free), which can be same trip, Julia from the dive shop was - as we As always, the community centers on both islands will purchased at the gate. The cost for parking is $2. Special divers always do - picking up hooks, sinkers and also be open during the Luminary Trail as will the sponsorships (and VIP, "under the tent" treatment) are also fishing line off of the bottom when she reali zed that Sanibel Historical Museum. available for $100 (see related article.) Food and beverage the line she was about to remove was still being used Additional treats during the Luminary Trail activities tickets will be sold on the Taste grounds. by a fisherman. He must not have realized that he was will be the annual lighting of the city Christmas tree at Those planning to attend this year's Taste are urged to firmly caught in a rock, so she untangled his hook the intersection of Lindgren Boulevard and Periwinkle remember that this is a non-cooler event, and to help alle- and line and - before letting it loose - gave the line a Way, carolers circulating about the islands on the trolley viate the parking situation ~ the '92 Taste is expected to big tug! We all would have liked to have seen his and the arrival of Santa Claus on a Sanibel fire truck. attract a record crowd - car-pooling is suggested. reaction, as well as the other fishermen, to their "big catches" that day. Ah, the ones that got away! For additional information on the Luminary Trail, call And another note of warning, no pets are allowed on The the chamber at 472-3232. Dunes grounds. Snorkeling conditions have been good on the days A special holiday event will come your way earlier in Call Marion Sweedler at 472-8790 for information. when we've had little or offshore winds. Shell finds the day on Dec. 6. From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sanibel Those looking to volunteer their time to help work at the have been especially good this week. Community Church will be holding its Annual Holiday Taste are urged to call Bev Ball at 472-0536. WEATHER Would you like to be a Taste of the Islands VIP? WATCH By Christopher Strine earn the right to relax under a special sponsors' tent on Islander editor the Taste grounds, away from the crowd. You will also Last week's temperatures in paradise were How would you like to be a "Wildlife Protector get $20 worth of food and drink tickets (volunteer run- recorded at the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Sponsor" and earn special VIP treatment at this year's ners will also be available to track down the food you Commerce as follows: Taste of the Islands? want and bring it to you), special reserved parking near HIGH LOW RAIN This year's Taste will be held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Dunes clubhouse, "under the tent" entertainment on Sunday, Dec. 6, at The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club on the keyboards by J.T. Smith and Val Parker, your Monday, Nov. 16 76 60 0.0 on Sanibel. own bar with soft drinks and more at no charge and Tuesday, Nov. 17 78 51 0.0 To earn such a WPS/VIP distinction, and receive all public recognition of your WPS donation (if you de- Wednesday, Nov. 18 79 58 0.0 the special perks that go along with it, all you have to sire) on a special sponsor's sign on the Taste grounds. Thursday, Nov. 19 80 68 0.0 do is sign yourself up as a special contributor to the Businesses and groups of up to 10 can also sign up Friday, Nov. 20 80 67 0.0 Taste of the Islands ~ and to the Care and Rehabilita- as Wildlife Protector Sponsors for a $500 donation. In- Saturday, Nov. 21 82 69 trace tion of Wildlife on Sanibel, the beneficiary of the food cluded with that are all the above special VIP treats. Sunday, Nov. 22 81 69 0.0 festival. To become a special Taste WPS sponsor, call Jay For your $100 WPS tax deductible donation, you will Halcrow at 472-9369, or Marion Sweedler at 472-8790. Florida LOTTO Numbers From Nov. 21, 1992: Nieman repeats as Circle the name of the team you think will win each game. For the Game of the Week, circle the team you think will win AND include your 4-21-25-28-30-35 guess for the total number of points that will be scored in that Pigskin Picks winner contest.The person with the best record for the week wins. Should there be a tie between two or more players, the Total Points category By Christopher Strine will serve as the tie-breaker. Islander editor Saturday, Nov. 28 Sunday, Nov. 29 For the second time this Pigskin Picks season, we have Ga. Tech at Georgia Pittsburgh at Cincy a repeat winner. Miami at S.D. State Chicago at Cleveland Trish Nieman proved to be the best football prognostica- Rice at Houston Raiders at San Diego tor of week 11 when she posted a fine 9-4 mark -the 13 Miss. St. at Miss. Philly at San Fran. EDITOR: Christopher Strine select football contests featured in the game were tough, N. Dame at USC Miami at N. Orleans ADVERTISING MANAGER: Lorin Vlsek judging from the results ~ to top a field of 20 competitors Rice at Houston G. Bay at Tampa Bay REPORTERS: Frances Adams, Steve Ruediger, Frank Wagner in the Picks game. PHOTOGRAPHER: Eileen Kelley Tying for runner-up honors were eight players: Ted Game of the Week CONTRIBUTORS: Capt. Mike Fuery, Dr. Faye Granberry, Saternus, Donna Saternus, Tim Davis, John Gray, Carlos Saturday, Nov. 28 Scott McPhee, Trina Ord, Bobbie Sharp and Art Stevens College ADVERTISING SALES: Ken Rasi and Phyllis Neal Garcia, Mike Nazarawh, Susan Everly and James Hann. Florida at Florida State CLASSIFIEDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS: LuAnn Roberts Each posted a near-miss 8-5 mark. LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS Five other players were one game back of that group at Total Points Ritz Diner P.O. Box 56 Islander Center Sanibel, FL 33957 7-6. 2407 Periwinkle Way 472-5185 FAX 472-5302 Nieman wins a second free Islander Pizza from Island Pizza, the co-sponsor of the Pigskin Picks contest. Name: SUBSCRIPTION RATES (First and last, please - no initials) And, she joins Thorn Traucht as the only repeat winners $19.75 $26.00 $26.00 $40.00 $18.63 Newspaper $24.62 Newspaper Annual Subscription Annual Subscription. — thus far ~ in the Picks contest. Nieman's initial win Address: $1.12 St. Sales Tax SI. 48 St Sales Tax U.SA Foreign Annual Subscription Annual Subscription came back in week 3 of the game. Traucht was titlist in Lee County Florida week 4 and week 6. Sanibel-Captiva Islander (USPS 481-400) - Second class postage permit paid for at Sanibel Island, FL 33957. For the record, the winning teams for week 11 of the Postmaster: Please send form 3579 and changes of address to P.O. Box 56, Sanibel 33957. game were San Diego State, Colorado, Georgia, Syracuse, Pigskin Picks The Sanibel-Captiva Islander is published each Tuesday and is distribut- Princeton, Stanford and Southern Cal in college play on must be delivered ed throughout Sanibel and Captiva Islands. Nov. 14, and Tampa Bay, Denver, San Francisco, Kansas to The Islander of- Classified advertising deadline is Friday at 3 p.m. fice by 5 p.m. Fri- Error Responsibility: In the event of an error, we are responsible only City, Houston and San Diego in NFL action Nov. 15. day, Nov. 27 or for the first incorrect insertion of an ad if, in our opinion, there is a loss of postmarked by value. We do not assume any responsibility for an error beyond the cost of A special note — don't get left out because of the that date. Late the ad itself. We assume no financial responsibility for typographical errors in Thanksgiving holiday this week. The deadline for entries entries will not be advertisement but will reprint without charge that part which is incorrect. We Included. are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 days from publi- is the same Friday by 5 p.m. cation date. Columns: Opinions expressed in columns in The Islander and Letters to the Editor are those of the person writing the column or letter and do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. > z a m Islanders at Larg 3D Paint Your Heart Out Holiday Lunch Island Fleet Blessing Dec. 11 CD Homes Sought & Fashion Show The Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron will aW . o The organizers of the Paint Your Heart Island Seniors will be gathering next hold its 15th annual blessing of the fleet Out Lee County group is currently seeking week for a special catered luncheon and hol- on Friday, Dec. 11, immediately following homes to paint. Last year, over 60 homes iday fashion show. The fun will start at a twilight/dusk, decorated/lighted boat pa- in the county were painted by the group's noon Tuesday, Dec. 1, at Sanibel Commu- rade. Everyone is invited to participate and volunteer workers though the community nity Center, and everyone age 50 or more no reservations are necessary. service program. is invited. Cost is $5 for the lunch. Call Boats will rendezvous at 5:15 p.m. in the All the work was done free. Lois Allen by Monday, Nov. 30, to make lagoon at the end of the canal between East to To qualify, a homeowner must be at least your reservations. Gulf Drive and Sand Dollar Drive. The pa- ft ft ft rade will begin at 5:30 p.m., wind through 62 years of age and must meet the income to requirements of the program. A! J!? -y Like Holiday Decorating? Newcomers 'n' Old-Timers' the canals and culminate with the blessing If you know of anyone who is eligible, If you do, then join the crew who will be Gala Christmas Luncheon of each boat as it passes the "blessing pick up an application at any paint store in decorating the Sanibel Historical Museum All islanders — visitors and residents ~ are boat" in the lagoon between Limpet Drive Lee County, or call 277-0298. on Tuesday, Dec. 1. invited to a very special Christmas lun- and Golden Olive Court. i3r ft ft Faye Granberry is coordinating the effort, cheon to be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, For further information about the event, Man To Man so give her a call at 472-6940. Dec. 2, at The Sundial. There will be fabu- call Squadron Commander Charles White at Man To Man, a support group formed in ft ft ft lous entertainment by J.T. Smith's Encore 472-9172, or David Spoehr at 472-0800. cooperation with the American Cancer So- Productions. Cost is $10 inclusive, and ft ft ft ciety, holds monthly meetings for men Friendly Faces Luncheon reservations must be made by Sunday, More Volunteers Needed with prostate cancer. Island residents and visitors are invited to Nov. 29. Call Faye Granberry at 472-6940. The Lee County Voluntary Action Center Meetings are held on the third Wednesday December's Friendly Faces luncheon, ft ft ft is looking for a few volunteers. The county of each month at 3 p.m. in the Medical which will be held at noon Tuesday, Dec. group needs: those with computer knowl- Staff Conference Room at Lee Memorial 1, at Sanibel Congregational United Update Driving Skills edge to help "at risk" elementary students Hospital. Church of Christ. And Save Some Moolah find books; clerical/receptionists who can For information, call the American The monthly luncheons are sponsored by Coming up soon is another chance to up- work three hours on Wednesday and Friday Cancer Society at 936-1113. Friends in Service Here especially for per- date your driving skills and get a discount mornings at a South Fort Myers office ft ft ft sons living alone, the disabled and volun- on your automobile insurance. which focuses on literacy; library assistants Happy Birthday teers, and offer good fellowship, good food Island Seniors and the American Associa- to help at a local elementary school; Sanibel Elementary! and good entertainment for everyone. tion of Retired Persons is sponsoring a teacher aides to assist with the Discovery two-session course, from 12:30 to 4:30 Hey all you Sanibel Elementary School To reserve your place, call Elinor Dun- Programs for children 3-6 at the Nature p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, Dec. 8 and 10, alumni, Wednesday, Nov. 25, is celebra- ham at 472-4861 by Friday, Nov. 27. Center; volunteers for Wednesday and Sat- at Sanibel Community Center. tion day at the school. That's when the cur- ft ft ft urday mornings to assist disabled persons rent staff and students will be celebrating Cost is only $8 per person, and you must with horseback riding; and babysitters to the school's 30th birthday. Where Is Dolly? attend both days to qualify for a reduction watch newborns while their mothers are seeking employment. A special party will be held starting at 1 That well-known waitress and femme fa- in your auto insurance after completion of p.m. and all alumni are invited. So, make tale, Dolly Ritz, who previously worked in the course. Reservations are required, so If you are interested in any of the above, plans to attend. You don't want to miss the the three-stool mini-diner located on the call Lois Allen at 472-5743. call 433-5301 for information. cake, punch and fun! counter of the much bigger Ritz Diner, is Can't make the December session? The ft ft ft For information, call 472-1617. missing! course will be offered again on the second LARC's Holiday Sale ft ft ft She could be a dollnap victim or a run- Tuesday and Thursday of each month, Begins Nov. 30 away — no one really knows. throughout the season. Every year, LARC offers to the public Library Displays Mark your calendar! All we've heard is that the Ritz Diner pa- Christmas holiday poinsettias and Christ- On display at the Sanibel Public Library trons and staff miss her and her antics, and ft ft ft through the rest of November are two ex- mas trees. Starting Nov. 30 and running they want her back - no questions asked. Phillips-Young Nuptials through Dec. 18, LARC's Nursery and hibits: a collection of African art on loan No photograph is available, but she's a from Mary Jane Preston's collection, and A pretty island wedding was held on Sat- Landscape Service Center, which is located round-heeled blond cutie, about 4 inches urday, Nov. 7, at the Sanibel Congrega- at the corner of Evans and Hanson Street in Mark C. Webb's family collection of ele- tall, not quite plump but definitely curvy, phants. tional United Church of Christ, when the Fort Myers, will be selling poinsettias, and when last seen was wearing a white Rev. Randal Niehoff joined Melanie Jane Christmas trees and gift certificates. Dr. and Mrs. Preston lived in northern blouse, a full red plaid skirt and white ruf- Phillips and Timothy Young in marriage. Nigeria for two years and they have col- LARK will be selling red, white and pink fled undies. Melanie is the youngest daughter of Mr. poinsettias and Fraser Fir and White Pine lected fine examples of some of the tradi- If you know where Dolly is, please help tional crafts of the country. Included are in- and Mrs. Tony Phillips of Sanibel. Ti- Christmas trees. her get back to work or Eddie may fire her. mothy is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. LARC's prices are reasonable and pro- cised and stained gourds, narrow-width By all reports, her temporary replacement weavings, leather crafts and carved wood Joe Young of Boerne, Texas. ceeds from the sales go to benefit Lee is a real stiff. The bride was attended by her sister, Lucy County's retarded citizens. sculptures. ft ft ft All sizes, shapes, colors, materials, poses French, and Adrianne Violet, a long-time ft ft ft Learn Woodcarving friend. The groomsmen were Frank Her- and textures of elephants are on parade in Ecumenical Thanksgiving the Children's Area. The Webbs have been At Island Seniors nandez, best man, and Sam Perlmutter. collecting elephants for 20 years and the Award-winning woodcarver Joe Stancel Following the ceremony there was a Service Nov. 25 elephants have come from many places, in- will be teaching woodcarving as part of the champagne party at the bride's parents The annual Ecumenical Thanksgiving cluding Mexico. Island Seniors program. Joe was best-in- home. Then guests rode the Sanibel Trol- Service on Sanibel will be held at 7:30 For additional information about the dis- show winner at the recent "Ding" Darling ley to South Seas Plantation for the recep- p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 25, at Sanibel plays, call the library at 472-2483. Celebration. tion. United Church of Christ. ft ft ft Classes will be held at Sanibel Commu- After a honeymoon at South Seas, the The Rev. William Dodd, rector of St. Chapel By the Sea nity Center from 9 a.m. to noon Thurs- newly weds left for London where they will Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, days, starting Dec. 3. The course is free, make their home. will be conducting the service. Thanksgiving Service ft ft ft A special Thanksgiving Day worship ser- but there is a nominal charge for materials. Both Christian and Jewish expressions of vice will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Interested? Sign up by calling Lois Allen, Search is on For faith are invited to participate in this ser- Nov. 26, at the Chapel by the Sea on Cap- Island Seniors coordinator, at 472-5743. August Max Woman vice. tiva. The Rev. Gordon S. Price will con- ft ft ft For information, call 472-2173. August Max Woman, the specialty fash- ft ft ft duct the service. Island Hams Meet Every Sunday at 7:30 p.m. the Sanibel ion retailer catering to women size 14-26, Contributions of non-perishable foods Emergency Radio Amateur Unit is on the has announced its Florida search for the Volkswalk Planned will be welcomed for the benefit of the air: Sanibel frequency is 146.79 with a pi ideal "August Max Woman." The search A noncompetitive volkswalk will be held Good Shepherd of Harlem Heights. of 173.8. The unit welcomes check-ins by will be held at all August Max Woman on Friday Nov. 27, and Saturday, Nov. 28, ft ft ft visiting hams. stores throughout the state of Florida. at Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve in Habitat of Humanity Regular meetings are held on the first The winner must epitomize the August Fort Myers, on Six Mile Cypress Parkway Workers Sought Monday of every month at 7 p.m. in Max Woman ideal ~ active, fashionable, between Colonial Boulevard and Daniels MacKenzie Hall (Council Chambers) at articulate and community oriented. Contes- Habitat for Humanity of Lee County Road. Those wishing to participate may Sanibel City Hall. All visiting hams and tants will be asked to answer questions per- needs volunteers, both skilled and no-so- register at the slough either day between 8 those interested in becoming hams are wel- taining to their occupation, their proudest skilled to help build homes in different ar- a.m. and noon. Regardless of what time come to attend. achievements and why they consider them- eas of the county. Habitat volunteers work you start, you have until 4 p.m. to finish The radio unit is sponsored by the city of selves to be an August Max Woman. with the new homeowners, who work out the course. Sanibel and the Sanibel Police Department. The contest winner has the possibility of their down payment through a program of Sponsored by the Fort Myers Meandering Its prime purpose is to establish and main- appearing in the August Max Woman cata- "sweat equity." Manatees Volkssport Club, this event is an tain emergency communications, when logue. She will select a wardrobe from the Also needed are people willing to help outdoors walk for people of all ages and necessary, with the city. In addition, the company worth $1,000 and win year's physical capabilities. The 10 kilometer with a new family support committee system is available as a public service for supply of pantyhose. which befriends, educates and communi- (6.2 mile) course is designed for walking or events and activities that require communi- Contestants must be 18 years of age or cates with Habitat homeowners and future jogging at any pace that is comfortable. cations for their activities. older, a resident of Florida and must wear at homeowners. For additional information about the walk For information, call Jerry Deutscher, least a size 14. For information, call (800) For more information, call (813) 275- or the Meandering Manatees group, call KC4PTX at 472-5130. 635-7500. 7855. Bev at 997-6384. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft o County approves funds for Sanibel, Captiva By Steve Ruediger equipment at the Sanibel Mahogany Way Below Market Another $80,000 would be spent to revegetate at Bow- u Islander staff writer Rate Housing development. man's Beach where the Australian pines were recently re- z Three funding items for the islands were approved Deferred from consideration for a week was $498,000 in moved. X Wednesday, Nov. 18, by the Lee County Commission excess Tourist Development Tax money. The remaining $280,000 would be spent along the Lee n while consideration of others was deferred until this The Tourist Development Council had recommended that County coast in general, creating additional beach accesses Wednesday, Nov. 25. $58,000 of that money be spent on renovating the re- and putting up flags to indicate the location of beach ac- I The largest of the approved items was $45,000 for reno- strooms and expanding the parking lot at Sanibel's Gulf- cesses. Over $80,000 would be spent on those beach ac- vation of the Captiva Civic Center. side City Park. cess banners. Another approval was $25,000 for Sanibel Parks and Recreation: Those funds will pay the salary of Lois Allen, the Island Seniors program coordinator for the city. Museum's Antique Toy Show to open Dec. 2 The commission also directed that $7,005 left in an af- fordable housing fund be spent on children's playground The Sanibel Historical Museum's sixth annual December the show will be an old-fashioned Christmas. On display Antique Toy Show will open on Wednesday, Dec. 2, and will be dolls and doll houses, teddy bears, toy soldiers, run through Thursday, Dec. 31. The regular hours at the carriages, wagons, trains, an extensive collection of cast 0 museum are Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday iron fire engines and much more. The exhibits are on loan from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum will also feature from friends of the museum. S special Sunday afternoon hours (1 to 4 p.m.) on Dec. 13, The exhibitors will set up their toys on Monday, Nov. o •n r 20 and 27. 30, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The museum's decorating D In addition to the regular hours, the museum will also be committee will then put up their holiday ornaments on open on Friday, Dec. 4, from 6 to 9 p.m. during the an- Tuesday, Dec. 1. The Antique Toy Show then begins on Sanibel Grill nual Chamber of Commerce Holiday Open House and Dec. 2 at 10 a.m. Luminary Trail. That evening the museum will feature As an added treat, a special antique car - a 1930 Oakland toy demonstrations and Christmas carols played on the Sports Coupe - will be on display at the museum from 1 Seafood • Sports • Spirits Dickey piano. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 3, 5 and 17. In addition to our regular lunch & dinner In keeping with the age of the museum and its exhibits, menus, we will be featuring this Congress Jewelers offers Turkey Day special Sea Life creations Football Special! SANIBEL Come "sea" a world of sea life that can't be found in the Serving 11:30 am - 9:00 pm RENTAL SERVICE ocean this weekend at Congress Jewelers. During the holi- "Orphans Turkey Dinner" SHARPENING SERVICE day season, Congress Jewelers LTD, will be hosting a Sea (for those not with their family & anyone who Life jewelry event all week long, ending with a remote just wants to watch football & eat turkey) NOW AVAILABLE broadcast from WCVU's Shore 94 on Saturday, Nov. 28, Chain Saws, Knives - etc. from 1-4 p.m. CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT ALSO AVAILABLE The event will feature displays of the finest sea life jew- Minimum Per Day elry in Southwest Florida. During the festivities, Rental After Ttirkey & all the Trimmings! 1 Week 1st Week Congress will give away free a piece of 14k gold Sea Life 30" & 39" Rollaway jewelry. In addition, one lucky winner will be awarded a Houston at Detroit 30.00 5.00 grand prize of a trip for four to Sea World in Orlando, followed by Cribs 30.00 5.00 complete with complementary passes, a behind the scenes N.Y. Giants at Dallas Porta Cribs 25.00 4.00 tour and two nights accommodations at the Hawthorn Re- Play Pen 20.00 4.00 sort in Orlando. Sorry, no reservations accepted Small Strollers 15.00 3.00 for The Sanibel Grill Large Strollers 20.00 4.00 The pieces in the Sea Life collection are uniquely de- Located at 703 Tarpon Bay Road signed and crafted by the Congress family. Car Seats 20.00 4.00 Next to The Timbers Restaurant Congress Jewelers LTD, which is family owned and op- High Chair 20.00 4.00 erated, travels around the world to bring unique gems and Booster Seat 8.00 1.00 fine jewelry to Sanibel. The shop offers such lines as Buddy Buggy 25.00 5.00 Chase, Judith Leiber, Swarovski, Royal Doulton and Beach Umbrella 20.00 3.00 Lladro. Beach Lounge 10.00 2.00 Cruise in style to Congress Jewelers is located at 2035 Periwinkle Way in Bed Rail 6.00 1.00 historic O\de Florida the Periwinkle Place Shopping Center on Sanibel. $5 Delivery Charge Sanibel-Captiva with dolphins (Off Islands charge may vary) guiding the way (813)472-5777 Something to say? 2246 Periwinkle Way All letters to the editor for publication in The Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 Islander must contain the sender's name, address and telephone upon request of the sender. The right to edit letters is reserved by the editor. Send your letters to: The Islander, P.O. 56, Sanibel, FL Add a little education 33957. Visit our unique barrier island destinations. to your vacation ... JOIN US FOR THE LUMINARY TRAIL, DEC. 4TH On board, enjoy LIVE MUSIC WITH BIG SWIFTY tropical refreshments, Starting at 5:30 PM first cabin service, and insightful commentary. Attend our free seminar! Explore our unspoiled BIKE THE ISLANDS Island habitat as you "Significant Issues of the 21st Century RENT THE BEST FOR LESS cruise Back-bay and Also Tandem, Beach Bikes, Child Bikes, Gulf waters. and Their Impact Child Trailers, Accessories Available Captiva Cruises* offers on You and Your Family" Free Delivery & Pick-Up on unforgettable vacation Multi-Day Rentals adventures. Call for details and reservations Priced From 813-395-2190 $ L Creative 5.00 Per Day ^ Learning $ PL Center 25.00 Per Week 472-7549 12^^ of the Islands Added Discounts for 2 Weeks or More. Info/Reservations OPEN 7 DAYS 8:30 - 5:30 Cruises depart daily *Your vacation can possibly become a tax deduction. 2353 PERIWINKLE from South Seas } IN FANTASY ISLAND MALL Plantation Resort on beautiful Captiva Island. take something home 472-5577 that lasts a lifetime! FINNIMORES CYCLE SHOP Moderate water shortage declared By Frances Adams use of water for firefighting, safety, sanitation, health and but islanders are strongly encouraged to follow those re- Islander staff writer medical purposes is not restricted. Fire hydrant flushing strictions because of the potential for further declines. Sanibel and Captiva islands are under voluntary water re- can only be done on an emergency basis. Continued above-normal water demands could result in the strictions until further notice, according to the South Compliance with Phase I water restrictions is voluntary, imposition of mandatory water shortage restrictions. z Florida Water Management District. D As a result of an extended period of no rainfall combined m with corresponding increases in water demands, ground DO water levels declined rapidly this past October, severely DO RESULTS COUNT? depleting ground water storage in the lower west coast of Florida. With no relief in sight and considering present YOU BET THEY DO! a. and expected water demands, the district last week declared < a Phase I moderate water shortage warning for portions of GEORGE 2 Lee and Collier counties, the islands included. Over 5-1/2 Million Sold in 1992 O Phase I water shortage restrictions are voluntary and in- PARKER Ruth and Milt Reik have sold 19.7 million dollars of real clude: INC. Irrigation of existing landscaping installations of less estate on Sanibel since 1986. If you are considering a sale I than five acres is permitted from 4 to 8 a.m. for all types • NEW CONSTRUCTOR or purchase of property on Sanibel or Captiva, allow us to except low volume; and 5 to 7 p.m. for low-volume hand • REMODELING • DESIGN discuss your needs with you. watering, three days per week. Monday,* Wednesday and Saturday for odd-numbered^addfessSs'' Tuesday, Thursday KCG-CCX37963 Because of our successful year, we are in need of listings! and Sunday for even-numbered addresses. (813)466-5100 Irrigation of newly installed landscaping (less than 30 The POWER of days) of less than five acres is permitted from 2 to 8 a.m. SSSSS$$SSS$$$$S?' Monday through Friday. Cleaning of streets, driveways, sidewalks and other im- The Prudential Florida Realty pervious areas is prohibited. Golf course irrigation is limited to non-daylight hours, plus the EXPERIENCE of Ruth & Milt but The Dunes and Beachview courses use recycled water equals = RESULTS and are, therefore, not restricted. Rinsing and flushing of boats after salt water use is lim- 1020 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957 ited to 15 minutes once a day for each boat. (813) 472-4000 800-245-7284 813-472-2910 Eves. Outside pressure cleaning is restricted to only low vol- An independently owned and operated member of the Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc. ume. As far as city and county operations are concerned, the Bryant named assistant 1 m [HLI COnGRCr/J€UU€l£R/ LTD. controller at Sanibel Harbour Tom Cinquegrano Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa has announced the ap- President pointment of Scott Bryant as its new assistant controller. Bryant comes to Sanibel Harbour from the Don Cesar in CALL US FIRST... St. Petersburg, Fla., where he was the assistant controller. Prior to that he was the credit manager at The Registry 939-9993 Resort in Naples, Ha., and credit analyst at C&S National Bank of Naples. First Sarasota Mortgage Co. 12621 New Brittany Blvd. Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa is a 240-room Victorian- Ft. Myers style luxury hotel with 80 two-bedroom vacation condo- Lie. Mtg. Lender miniums overlooking Sanibel and San Carlos Bay. s^$$$$$SSS$S$$S$$» Happy Thanksgiving! VISIT A WORLD OF 14k AND 18k SEA LIFE JEWELRY 5 JO YOU WON'T FIND IN THE SEA! 0 "View the finest display of 14k and 18k Sea Life Jewelry Collection in Southwest Florida O now at Congress Jewelers on Sanibel Island. Come for a visit and take one of our fine golden 8 friends home with you. o And you won't want to miss our celebration on ec ID Saturday, November 28 Thanksgiving, (lie day we pause in gratitude for a bountiful with WCVU's Shore 94, broadcasting live from Mother Nature and (he blessings of America. And a day (o add a 1-4 pm, giving away a grand prize trip for 4 to special "(hanks" (o you who have added so much (o our lives with Sea World in Orlando including complimentary your friendship. passes, a Behind the Scenes tour, two nights accommodations at the Hawthorn Suites, and a 5 ID beautiful piece of 14k Sea Life jewelry - all yours from o Congress Jewelers. 8 8 o ID m Community Bank i of the Islands o MAIN OFFICE: 2450 Periwinkle Way, (8I3) 472-2800 EAST OFFICE: 1037 Periwinkle Way, (813) .472-5575 CORGR6// HAWTHORN 8 MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. Box 1640, Sanibel, FL 33957 J€UU_a£R/ LTD. 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Sanibel: 1019 Periwinkle Way / 813-472-1511 1177 Causeway Road / 813-472-4121 2807 West Gulf Drive / 813-47^-6500 Captiva: 11499 Andy Rosse Lane / 813-1-72-5154 (D ESTATE VALUES... TODAY! 55 LAKE VIEW APARTMENT NEAR BEACH ISLAND HOME SUNSET CAPTIVA GORGEOUS VIEWS!!! FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER Excellent starter condo or Found in a natural subdivi- This 3 bedroom Gulf front unit SECLUDED!!! A great opportunity for the rental investment property. sion, this private residence is has never been rented and is This incredible CLAM BAYOU budget conscious, first-time Features include 2 bedrooms, perfect for viewing ospreys only 1 of 11 units of its kind. residence features 3 bed- Sanibel buyer. This home fea- 2.5 baths, screened porch, and sunsets. Home features Amenities include tennis, rooms, formal dining room, tures 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, partial furnishings and more. include 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, swimming, Gulf beach, docks heated, screened pool, and a and is found in a quiet family Only $126,900. vaulted beamed ceilings and and more. $650,000. view of the water. $675,000. neighborhood. Only $147,000. furnishings (with a few excep- Furnished price also tions). $209,000. available. HOMESITES WATERFRONT LOT Beautiful setting on the Bayou with direct access. $450,000 SANIBEL SHORES Only minutes from the beach, this large cor- ner lot is on a private shell road. $89,000 AN ARCHITECTURAL FEAST CAPTIVA ISLAND MAGIC "VILLA TONDO" CAPTIVA ISLAND HOMESITE This completely refurbished Gulf front Sensational Victorian mini-estate Queen Anne and Victorian Gothic Buildable lot located on Captiva Road in the home features an old Florida-style tin found on beautiful Pine Island Sound. masterwork featured In Architectural Lanes Bayview subdivision. Call today for roof, cedar shake siding, pickled wood The 3 bedroom, main residence fea- Digest Magazine! Home is found along price. interior, guest loft, fireplace and more. tures a dazzling gourmet kitchen. Roosevelt Channel in CAPTIVA THE VILLAGE $595,000. Property includes 2-one bedroom LANDINGS and offers 4 bedrooms, Old Captiva Island just the way you like it. guest cottages, large dock with davits, 2.5 baths, formal dining room, and fur- Secluded lot is found in "The Village" area. pool, and more. $999,000. nishings. Call for price. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Priscilla Murphy Realty offers an excellent portfolio of prop- erties on the resort: Bayside PRIVATE HOME IN BEACH HOME CAPTIVA COVE Villas; Marina Villas; Beach THE PLANTATION Very large 3 bedroom with loft - 3 bath Large, beautiful apartment with a fabu- Have the luxury of the resort and Beach Home boasts a completely new lous view of Pine Island Sound. Lovely Homes; Land's End; Tennis exclusivity of single family living. This interior, Gulf front location and steps to decor and appointments in this 3 bed- Villas; Beach Villas. We've got spacious 3 bedroom - 2 bath Gulf front pool and tennis. All South Seas room unit. Swimming pool and boat them all. Call Peggy Miller for private deck house features hardwood Plantation amenities. $699,000 dockage. $443,000 Furnished. floors, fireplace, wet bar, built-ins and Furnished. details and prices. 472-5154. more; $895,000. OPEN TO OFFERS!! WALK TO BEACH... NAVIGABLE CANAL This outstanding new, Old Florida-style home boasts 3 bedrooms and many luxu- ry appointments, such as pickled oak floors in the living area and kitchen, newly installed carpet in bedrooms, and more. It has never been occupied, and there's room for a pool. New Florida decor with furnishings available separately. Price just reduced -- asking $379,000. Offers m * "HAVE IT ALL"! SUPERB RENTAL EXCELLENT FIRST BUY! TENNISPLACE This LOGGERHEAD CAY unit carries Well maintained LOGGERHEAD CAY TENNISPLACE is the perfect start on The perfect island getaway at the per- one of the lowest price tags on the apartment features 2 bedrooms, 2 Sanibel. This 1 bedroom - 1 bath unit is fect price. This 1 bedroom unit is a market, and has plenty of room with 2 baths, screened lanai, assigned park- situated on the first living level and fea- very comfortable apartment overlook- bedrooms, 2 baths, and garden views. ing and more. Amenities include pool, tures all furnishings and appliances. ing the pool, offering the lowest price Only $229,900. tennis, clubhouse and Gulf-front loca- Dock facility (fee), storage, covered tag currently on the market. Only tion. $235,000. parking, tennis and more. $117,000. $105,000. BEAUTIFUL BAY VIEWS PINE COVE OF SANIBEL IMMACULATE RUTENBERG HOME VERY PRIVATE FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD You can't beat the gorgeous waterviews This luxury apartment has never been Meticulous landscaping and beautiful Much care and attention has gone into from this wonderful 2 bedroom - 2 bath rented and is offered in immaculate, waterway views set the tone for this orig- the 1990 refurbishment of this well MARINER POINTE apartment. Features white glove condition. It features near- inal owner home located in GULF priced 2 bedroom - 2 bath home. Large include new Berber carpet, domed ly $70,000 in decorator furnishings SHORES subdivision. Features include ceramic tile throughout, solar hot water, kitchen, enclosed porch, top floor loca- throughout. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, den, Florida room, enclosed Florida room, and more. Only tion and more. $232,500 Furnished. great amenities and more. $429,000. storm shutters and more. $335,000. $172,500. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, Toll Free: i Murphy MIS REUQ 1 -800-233-8829 ty, Inc. REALTOR' Tuesday, 10A Cityside Nov. 24, 1992 Re-evaluating Resident claims city's responsible for what's happened improperly inspected roof; told to go to court By Frances Adams repetition of her requests before the council will be con- in the past year Islander staff writer sidered out of order. In addition, by consensus the council Sanibel resident Michele Hannigan once again publicly expressed full confidence in the Sanibel Building Depart- 1992 is drawing to a close and we are entering what I expressed her anger and frustration about how she feels she ment, and by consensus decided to take no further action think is the best time of the year. The weather has has been treated by city officials regarding the problems on Hannigan's requests that city officials "be held account- started to cool off, yet the gulf water is still warm she had with her roof. able" for what she claims is "lack of responsibility and enough to swim in. October and November are, in my In five council sessions in recent months she has made misuse of power." ->"'• •-'- •-• < opinion, our best months. presentations during the public comment time on the Hannigan was directed to take her case to court, and she As I write this, it is a beautiful day with high clouds council agenda, airing her many grievances and, among vowed she would. and bright sun. It is cool for us with thinner South other things, claiming "misuse of power" by various city sionally taking notes. Kain, however, hardly glanced at Florida blood, but not so cool that a sweater is officials, and requesting apologies from and probationary the screen and made an obvious show of shuffling his pa- necessary. periods for other city officials. pers and reading other printed material during the showing Many of our seasonal residents are returning, and it is At her request, a half-hour block of time on Nov. 17 was of the video. always an opportunity to re-evaluate what has occurred reserved for her on the council's formal agenda. It likely After the visual presentation, the council asked a few over the last year. will be her last. pertinent questions regarding the more obvious violations, At the top of everyone's mind, probably because we At this meeting her complaint focused on the city hav- and agreed with Hannigan that the roof was poorly con- are still in the 1992 hurricane season and partly because ing inspected and passed a defective tile roof and its sub- structed. The council strongly agreed with building inspec- of the uncalculatable damage and misery still evident structure, which she said she had to pay more than tor Max Anderson, who said there is no question there are on the east coast, is Hurricane Andrew which struck on. $55,000 to have both completely replaced at her Birdie problems with her roof, but opined that it was not the Aug. 24 and drove home the potential impact that a View Point home. failure of the Building Department to make adequate in- similar storm could have had on Sanibel. She showed a detailed video made by a professional roof- spections, rather, it is the failure of the contractor. The attendance at the 2o North I.C.B.U. (It Could've ing inspection team, which clearly showed many exam- Councilwoman Daphne Miller, herself an attorney, ob- Been Us) benefit picnic on Sunday, Oct. 4, shows the ples of the faulty construction of her roof. Several of the served after viewing Hannigan's video that "it seems like concern that islanders have for this eventuality. I am violations were clearly visible to the naked eye, without she has a good film for a court case." proud to be a part of a community that has exhibited so the on-screen inspector having to probe or lift tiles to re- Hannigan will have to find another arena for her presen- much voluntary, unsolicited giving and caring. veal the faulty construction. tations on the subject, because at Kain's strong motion, All the council members, with the except of Vice Mayor the council ultimately reached consensus that any future Wally Kain, watched the lengthy video, some even occa- FROM THE DESK OF THE New council, new duties CITY BRIEFS CITY MANAGER At the Nov. 17 meeting of the Sanibel City Council the various committee responsibilities were reviewed and By Gary Price some new appointments were made. By Frances Adams Mayor Mark "Bird" Westall was appointed Sanibel's vot- Hurricane Andrew provided an opportunity to test our ing delegate to the Florida League of Cities. He will con- response, planning and procedures. While we found tinue to serve ex-officio (by virtue of office or position) some changes were necessary, we think on a whole that on the board of Community Housing & Resources and the cil, "like a super-councilperson," and suggested the reas- our building codes, inspection practices and hurricane Sanibel Wildlife Committee. Westall also will remain as signment of seats. planning are exemplary. Sanibel's delegate to the Aviation System Planning Pro- • The council formally acknowledged by passage of a Ironically, Sanibel experienced more damage from a cess Steering Committee resolution the resignation of newly elected Councilman stationary low pressure area over the Gulf of Mexico Vice Mayor Wally Kain was appointed ex-officio to the Bob Janes from the Sanibel Planning Commission. There on Oct. 3 than with Hurricane Andrew. An old Sanibel Planning Commission. He will continue to serve was council consensus to WAIT UNTIL JAN. 5 TO beachfront house just south of Blind Pass was ex-officio on the Sanibel Fine Arts Committee and the APPOINT NEW PLANNING COMMISSION- seriously damaged, and this was not even a tropical Sanibel Marine Advisory Committee. Kain will remain as ERS. In addition to Janes' vacated seat, two other com- storm. These two occurrences show how close we came Sanibel's delegate to the Southwest Florida League of Ci- mission seats are up for appointment: Commission to disaster and how fragile our coasts can be. It is proof ties, Sanibel's representative on the Southwest Florida Chairman Ernie Klaudt's and Commissioner Bob Davi- that we cannot let our guard down. Hurricane Regional Planning Council and Sanibel's alternate voting son's. mitigation in the form of preplanning, strictly applied delegate to the Metropolitan Planning Organization. The council agreed with City Manager Gary Price's sug- codes and adequate insurance are absolutely necessary Councilman Jerry Muench was appointed ex-officio to gestion that council members personally interview pro- for all of us, city and personal. the Sanibel Historical Preservation Committee. He will spective candidates for the Planning Commission and the In spite of serious budget cutbacks, the City Council continue to be Sanibel's delegate on the Lee County Re- Code Enforcement Board, both of which are quasi-judicial still allocated funds to continue our infrastructure gional Water Supply Authority. bodies. maintenance program. Infrastructure such as roads, bike Councilwoman Daphne Miller was appointed ex-officio paths, city buildings and other facilities are too often to the Sanibel Vegetation Committee. • The council passed a resolution changing the city's overlooked during tight budget considerations. It is Councilman Bob Janes was appointed as Sanibel's dele- personnel management system by REVISING THE important to provide proper maintenance if we are to gate to the Metropolitan Planning Organization. JOB QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS OF maintain the quality of life we all desire. A LIFEGUARD. The change removes the one-year ex- In other business conducted at the Nov. 17 perience requirement and replaces it with one-year experi- The city is also continuing with our program of meeting of the Sanibel City Council: ence desirable. City Manager Gary Price said it has been interior environmentally sensitive lands acquisition. • The two new members of the city Council, Daphne impossible to fill the part-time position because candi- Since 1974, the city of Sanibel has often led the way dates who are otherwise properly certified don't satisfy the Miller and Bob Janes, informed the council of some of the in protecting our environment through consciously city's one-year experience requirement applied land use regulations. Regretfully we have items on their personal agendas. learned, as others have, that the only way to absolutely Both expressed a desire to examine Sanibel's system of • City Manager Gary Price reminded the council that the protect sensitive land from development is for the CODE ENFORCEMENT and to revisit HEIGHT joint meeting of the WILDLIFE AND VEGETA- public to acquire it and protect it forever. Happily, we RESTRICTIONS/DENSITY IN THE RESORT TION COMMITTEES TO DISCUSS AUS- have turned the corner on acquisition and our HOUSING DISTRICT. Miller wants Sanibel to more TRALIAN PINES will be held at 9 a.m. on Thursday, acquisitions are beginning to come together into larger actively LOBBY FOR ITS OWN PROJECTS and Dec. 10. manageable tracts. to examine the possibilities of a UTILITY TAX. Janes • Lee County is kicking in $25,000 FOR THE said he would like to get some mechanism started toward I think we have gone far in protecting most of the OPERATION OF A SANIBEL SENIORS CEN- developing a VOLUNTEERS' "SKILLS BANK" as interior wetlands of the island, along with efforts of the TER, and the council passed a resolution approving an a resource for the city. National Audubon Society, Sanibel-Captiva interlocal agreement with the county for same.- Last year Conservation Foundation and the U.S. Fsh & Wildlife the county gave Sanibel $21,500 for the program. Service. Very soon we will look back on this as one of • Council "watchdog" Alice Kyllo said during public the smartest things we ever tried. comment that she was "glad to see at least one woman" • By consensus, the council agreed to schedule a SPE- Sanibel is a desirable place to live and the city is on the council, and summed up her remarks with some CIAL WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS THE BE- continuing in its efforts to maintain this status by Minnesota barnyard humor: "ROOSTERS DO A LOW MARKET RATE HOUSING PROGRAM balancing all demands and needs. Only with your LOT OF CROWING, BUT IT TAKES A HEN at 10 a.m., Wednesday, Jan. 6. Principals from the city's interest and participation can the city remain on this TO DELIVER." housing authority, Community Housing & Resources track, working for the good of all of us. • Along with the swearing in of one incumbent and two Inc., will meet with the Sanibel City Council and inter- Please feel free to call me to discuss any concerns, new council members came a NEW ORDER IN THE ested members of the public in MacKenzie Hall at City questions or problems that you have. CITY COUNCIL SEATING ARRANGEMENT. Hall. Sanibel City Manager Gary Price periodically The vice mayor now sits to the right of the mayor, where • The council, with regrets, formally accepted the RES- addresses issues of interest to the commu- City Attorney Bob Pritt used to sit. Pritt moved over two IGNATION OF RODNEY JOBE FROM THE nity and submits his commentaries to The seats, to the far right of the council members (the far left, SANIBEL HISTORICAL PRESERVATION Islander for publication. from the audience's vantage point). Pritt has been publicly COMMITTEE. criticized in the past for sitting in the midst of the coun- Photo by FRAN ADAMS Go-to-meetin1 clothes The new 1992 Sanibel City Council dressed up and posed for a formal portrait after the new members were sworn in Nov. 17. Sitting are newly elected Vice Mayor Wally Kain, left, and Mayor Mark "Bird" Westall, right. Standing, left to right, are Jerry Muench, and new council mem- bers Daphne Miller and Bob Janes. Our new mayor looked spiffy in his rarely seen sports jacket, tie and blue Oxford cloth button-down shirt. Once the color portraits are hung in council chambers, however, sharp- eyed observers may notice a slight difference in color between collar and cuff. The photographer had taped a piece of white paper around Hi- zoner's cuffless wrist so it would match the vice mayor's elegant -- and authentic -- showing of cuff. continued from page 1A The 20-page document includes several Pritt warned that the language in the ordi- pages regarding the operation of "personal nance should in no manner give the im- watercraft," or Jet Ski-type of vessels. pression that Sanibel is using regulations Among the regulations is a prohibition for to somehow legislate salt water fishing. He The Island Collects any person to operate a personal watercraft said any such implied restriction could be within 500 feet of any shore of Sanibel Is- challenged. land, except for the purpose of leaving the After discussion of some refinements and •/,/•:> shore or coming ashore by the most direct clarification of language, it was suggested route. Even then the personal watercraft that the revised ordinance be brought back shall be operated a a speed no greater than for the first public reading. slow speed. The council also noted that no members The extension of the speed zones offshore of any of the major conservation organiza- would require the approval of the Depart- tions or boating organizations were present ment of Natural Resources and, according for the workshop. to City Manager Gary Price, it is a lengthy No date was set for the first public read- process. ing of the ordinance. THE SEAVIEW II Live like a native! A home for island living should be casual and open. It should take advantage of the breeze and the views — all the things you came to Sanibel for in the first place. Come let us show you our Island Collection — homes for the tropical lifestyle, designed with an Old Florida flair. We have ten exciting new plans, from 1,683 to 3,026 square feet of elevated living area. 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An Equal Housing Lender, Open Monday through Friday 5020 Tamiami Trail, Suite 116, Naples, FL 33940 CGC 4385 You could be one of the city's chosen 1,000 By Frances Adams The survey will be an update of the one taken in 1988 the first week of 1993, returned by Jan. 15, results ana- Islander staff writer by Dr. Walter Klages, and 1,000 residents representing a lyzed by Jan. 25 and organized and submitted to the sub- The city of Sanibel is laying the groundwork to take an cross-section of Sanibel voters and property owners will committee by Jan. 26. The final report is scheduled to be in-depth survey of Sanibel residents in order to help the be asked to participate. submitted to the Sanibel Communications Committee by City Council and staff more accurately plan for the is- Ida Lalor, Jerry Kearns, Bill Richardson and the Survey Feb. 5, and to the council shortly thereafter. land's future. Subcommittee of the Sanibel Communications Commit- The survey team determined that the new survey will tee at their Nov. 10 meeting set an aggressive timetable maintain the degree of specificity found in the Klages re- which should result in the survey being printed and mailed port, but it will be reworked so that it will derive empiri- cally designed goals, rather than solicit comments on pre- determined issues. Questions will be updated to make them more applicable to current events, and will be WORKMAN & HOEN, PA worded as neutrally and unambiguously as possible. They ATTORNEYS AT LAW We Ship UPS will elicit concerns and perceived problems, but will not attempt to state or imply solutions. Space will be pro- ISLAND TOWER PLAZA, SUITE 201 vided at the end of the survey for write-in comments. The (X\ new survey will identify key issues by scaled responses to SANIBEL, FL 33957 "Collectibles in Country Chum" "MOST UNIQUE SHOP specific questions. ON THE ISLAND" The representative sampling is being taken for a three- fold purpose. Primarily, it will prioritize concerns and 472-8420 community goals for the benefit of council in its delibera- 20% OFF tions. It also will provide a final tabulation to be used in Judith A. Workman Sheila E.F. Hoen, M.B.A. designing agendas for town meetings and focus groups. Selected Items And pertaining to future tax bills, it will reveal whether Licensed in Licensed in v. Exclusive Carrier citizens are willing to pay for the resolution of their con- Florida & Indiana Florida & Oklahoma DAVID WINTER COTTAGES cerns and the realization of perceived goals. BUYERS CHOICE CAROLERS Survey candidates will be randomly chosen, then broken Murano Glass, Afghans, Large assortment of down into subsets by neighborhood (gulf, bay, inland), candles, wreaths, candle ring*, baskets, pot- gender, age and length of residence. The property owners PROVIDE LEGAL SERVICES IN: pourri, candle holders, shell lamps, jewelry. Christmas Corner, * LUxie High Dolls. also will be identified as owners of undeveloped and devel- WILLS & ESTATE PLANNING oped properties. The 1,000 names will be randomly drawn from each subset to adequately reflect the statistical popu- REAL ESTATE - FOREIGN INVESTMENT lation as a whole. The final wording of the survey should be ready for ENVIRONMENTAL & ADMINISTRATIVE LAW council's perusal at its Dec. 15 meeting. BUSINESS & CORPORATE LAW The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisement. Before you decide, ask us to send you free 1446 PERIWINKLE WAV written information about our Qualifications and Experience 395-0888 MON.-FRI.: 10-8, SAT. 10-5. SUN. 12-5 Located in the Timbers Center 711 Tarpon Bay Road ; between Periwinkle Way Now Open for &• San-Cap Roads Gallery & Custom Framing • Contemporary and traditional prints Mon.-Fri. 12-9 p.m. • Limited edition prints & prints of BREAKFAST regional artists Sat. 5-9 p.m. • Customized service with custom DAILY 7:30- 10:30 AM by Appointment framing Dinner Nightly 4:30 -10:00 PM 472-8788 • Shipping Available 937 Gulf Drive (formerly The Brass Elephant) at The Sanibel Inn 472-0494 Our YOU KNOW THIS FISH? Turkeys DON'T DO DRUGS! - NOW TAKING ORDERS - ISLAND HEALTH FOODS, INC. If you don't, you are really missing out! 1640 PERIWINKLE WAY. SANIBEL GREAT FOOD • EXCELLENT SERVICE • WONDERFUL ATMOSPHERE (Across from Nations Bank - Formerly C&S) 472-3666 Serving Fresh Native Seafood, Shrimp, Lobster, Beef & Pasta Dishes With a Caribbean Flair New Dinner Menu with many Caribbean Dishes to choose from as well as all the favorite dishes our customers have enjoyed in the past. St. ITlichael and fill flngels episcopal •THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26 Our specially selected Thanksgiving Menu Served ll:30AM-9PM Turkey or Ham with all Che trimmings ... $12.95 cbunch EARLY DINING — also — Loue... SPECIALS Prime Rib and an array of fresh local 5-6 PM Seafood and Steak from our chef's selections •Early Birds featuring Swordfish, Salmon, Grouper, Shrimp, not available 11-26-92 LOUNGE Lobster, Surf & Turf and more HAPPY HOUR Sunday Service Schedule: 3:30-7 PM Saturday 5 pm - Holy Eucharist DINNER Sunday, 7:30 am - Holy Eucharist (Rite I) DAILY 5-IOPM 9:30 am - Holy Eucharist w/ choir RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED DVT NOT REQUIRED 11:30 am - Holy Eucharist Wednesday, 9:00 am - Holy Eucharist w/ Healing SEAFOOD EMPORIUM Thursday, 7:30 am - Holy Eucharist followed Located at the corner of Periwinkle and Tarpon Bail Road, Sanibel • 472-1366 by Bible Study 2304 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island 472-2173 HAPPY GAMES! PRIZES! st Photo by EILEEN KELLEY Come Celebrate our 1 Birthday! Decorating the treS th For the fifth straight year, Sanibel island resident Christine Valentine has been invited to decorate the Sanibel Historical Museum's Christmas Monday, November 30 tree. Valentine, an 11-year-old fifth grader at Sanibel Elementary, makes the ornaments herself. She collects an abundant supply of pea- cock and turkey feathers, pine cones, swan eggs and dried flowers on 4-6 p.m. and 10-12 p.m. her grandparents' farm on Pine Island. She then spends many hours painting, stringing, cutting and pasting her ornaments together. Chris- tine is the daughter of Karen Valentine and the granddaughter of John and Gloria Valentine. Backus honored as she resigns from SCA board A resolution honoring Mili Backus was Fair for the past eight years and had handled passed and presented to her last week by the all local and national publicity, including board of directors of the Sanibel Commu- editing and publishing the Shell Fair nity Association. brochure. Backus had resigned from the board and as Among other laudatory remarks, the SCA a director of the Sanibel Shell Fair. resolution stated, "Whatever the challenge, She had been on the board of directors of Mili has met it head-on with boundless en- the community association since 1988 and ergy, high enthusiasm and infectious good had been president for the past two years. humor." Backus served as a director of the Shell SEAFOOD 1036 PERIWINKLE WAY 472-6939 MLS WHITE HERON SUBDIVISION i One acre of waterfront property located on Clam Bayou. Beautiful view of the Gulf of Mexico from your future piling home. Priced to P.O. Box 189 sell at $349,900. Captiva, Florida 33924 CAPTIVA BEACHFRONT UNDER 1 MILLION SUNSET CAPTIVA #46- SUNSET CAPTIVA HARBORSIDE I r \, ••' • f H 1 "' ... #203 - Quiet, relaxing views of Pine Island Sound from this waterfront unit. Very nicely decorated 2 Beautiful views of the Gulf from this newly remod- '}• • bedroom 2 bath, with full kitchen and laundry area. eled beach home. 3 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, living Located in the "Village" of Captiva three bedrooms, Boat dock, pool, tennis courts and beach available room, den or 4th bedroom and office. New fun two baths, and large open loft area to use as an with this unit $339,000. kitchen, screen enclosed porch and open sun #201 - Second floor end unit is light and bright & decks. Located in the Village. office or for sleeping. Spacious living room with natu- spacious through-out. Comes fully equipped. ral fireplace, dining area and adjoining screen IN THE VILLAGE OF CAPTIVA-REDUCED! Tennis courts, pool, beach, boat docks. $342,500. enclosed porch. Full kitchen with snack bar and full laundry room. Heated community pool, tennis courts, boat docks and boardwalk leading to the Gulf. $399,000, fully furnished. GULF FRONT TOWNHOUSE Charming old island home with two bedrooms, two SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION TENNIS VILLA #3225. BEst location directly baths, living room with adjoining screen enclosed r porch. Full kitchen with laundry and dining area. drape*. This Is simply the best tennis villa on he market and It Is priced right $137,000. Walking distance to the Gulf beach, restaurants SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION BAYSIDE VILLA #4316 - Great value at beautiful and shops. Price reduced to $219,500. South Seas Plantation. Bayside Viltajaat*"* three large bedrooms and three baths and has fabulous viewstt^aaiafceat Basin and Pine Island Sound. This recently redecorated cor^^iimum is currently in the resorts guaranteed NEWER CAPTIVA HOME lease program providing excellent income. All the amenities of this world-class Lovely three bedrooms and two baths. Wonderful resort are available. A must see at $272,500. floor plan, open, bright SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION BEACH VILLiUt2234 - Beautiful newly redeco- i rated two bedroom, two bath ply«th#l>tlp»J serve as third bedroom. Top & cheerful with vaulted floor, gulf front, spectacular panor^iSweW?and sunsets. Great rental income ceilings, ceiling fans and all resort amenities. Offered fully furnished. $365,000. Three bedrooms, two & one half baths, full kitchen SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION BAYSIDE VILLA #4214 - One bedroom two throughout, great bath suite with full kitchen, dining aua«nj|SaJ|^M)ing screen enclosed porch kitchen. Master and with snack bar, full laundry area. Living room and overlooking the bayside boat basin^tt&jml^njnarmino fishing village motif. second bedroom plus dining area with adjoining screen enclosed porch. Large pool, pool bar and spa. The Vila is offered furnished for $159,500. LANDS END UNIT #1635 - Luxurious Islandlrving adjacent to Redfish Pass, great room all open Bright and cheerful, ceiling fans throughout. Lovely Pine Island Sound and Gulf Of tyj(ifl*klNlulitlue and secluded villa offers onto huge screened incomparable scenic vistas and Mnfipl wwttnming pool with poolside lanai, porch for views of the pool and boat dock areas, well maintained proper- heated spa and tennis courts witinnis two bedroom two bath unit. Offered at bay. $329,000. ty. Fully furnished $479,000. $560,000. power boats but it was decided it would be better to have continued from page 1A areas that Sanibel is requesting be closed to net fishing. the action taken locally than to have the federal govern- Don Coleson, a fishing columnist for the Cape Coral ment step in and do it. Breeze newspaper, told the commission his readers com- or "Ding" Darling Refuge Manager Lou Hinds spoke in fa- However, Hinds added that he probably would com- ui plain about verbal abuse from fishermen. He said the roe vor of the zone and showed a video of a mullet fishing pletely close areas along Wildlife Drive to power boats in ends up as an aphrodisiac in Asia and he feels the river boat stirring up the bottom in the Darling Refuge. The the near future and would establish speed zones elsewhere should be closed completely to fishing during roe season. video was shot by chance from a helicopter a couple in the refuge. Steve Long, a commercial fisherman from Bokeelia, said CO months ago. On Thursday, Nov. 19, the Florida Marine Fisheries he thought the whole thing was a social problem and that Hinds said he has the legal right to close the refuge to staff went out with "Ding" Darling personnel to see the the people of Sanibel should see that the present laws are I enforced rather than blaming all commercial fisherman be- cause a few don't do what is right. §• Long said commercial fishermen would like to have nice cars and live on the water like the people of Sanibel, but have to work for a living. He said the dike in "Ding" Dar- CM ling has killed the sea grasses there. He suggested that if the people of Sanibel really favored conservation they 1\ would take out their seawalls and put back the mangroves the seawalls had replaced. Rum Cove Long said every day there is more and more construction in the Blind Pass area and more and more cars driving up and down Sanibel. The fisherman predicted that one day a bad storm will wash all the pesticides and fertilizer off all A RARE OPPORTUNITY the Sanibel golf courses and kill all the fish around the is- Located at the extreme north end of land. Palm Island, adjacent to Hie pristine The next speaker was Sanibel Mayor Mark Westall, who waters of Stump Pass, Lemon Bay and The Gulf of Mexico. admitted the island had too many lawns and golf courses. This unique property, comprising He said he thought the problem started about six years almost 20 acres, has been divided into ago and that the people at fault were fisherman from out 19 estate-size homesites with many sites of state. Westall said he thought the old Florida commer- cial fishermen and the men at the hearing knew how to RUM COVE REPRESENTS fish without harming the environment and had respect for EXCEPTIONAL VALUE the environment. Westall said the new people coming in were the problem. •PRIVACY AND SECURITY Carlene Baum, past present of the Sanibel Island Fishing • DISTINCTIVE OLD FLORIDA STYLING Club, spoke in favor of the Sanibel proposal. • SPECTACULAR WATER VIEWS The people of Sanibel "want to put a way of life and a • BEAUTIFUL MATURE TREES heritage out of business," testified Charles (Kim) Gerz, di- • PRIVATE FOOL AND TENNIS rector of the Pine Island Chapter of the Organized Fisher- men of Florida. Gerz said something might have been Visit our sales office worked out if Sanibel had contacted the fishermen and 3 miles north of Boca Grande Causeway made some effort to discuss the situation. He said the fishermen were willing to work with Sanibel but that Sanibel did not seem to be interested in working together with them. Gerz said the public is misinformed about the situation and that commercial fishermen get all the blame even though there are 30 residential boats for every one com- 813) 697-1445 mercial boat in the area. Gerz also criticized some aspects of Sanibel, saying the dike in "Ding" Darling had "screwed everything up in that part of the world." John Liljequist of Sanibel said it seemed to him the number of net fishermen had increased 5 or 10 times re- cently. Liljequist referred several times to "the greenhats" and often spoke more to the audience than to the commis- sion staff. They finally warned him not to try to start a debate with the audience. A couple of the fishermen wore green baseball caps. Robert Lawhorn of Bonita Springs regretted the passing of the old days when fishermen could get to the fish. He said canals were dug, giving fish a place to hide, and then fishermen were ordered not to fish in canals. Lawhorn said there used to be extensive grassbeds that fed fish but then the whole area was dredged to make the Sanibel Causeway islands and all those grassbeds were destroyed. Alice Anders of the Sanibel Wildlife Committee spoke in favor of the Sanibel proposal. Mary Jo Williamson contended there is no emergency in the mullet population. She said mullet are fish that move around and that when their numbers drop in one place, they have just moved someplace else. mwm Represented by Williamson asked that if the commission was so con- RE SORT PALM ISLAND PROPERTIES, INC. cerned about the damage caused by boat props, why Lie. Real Estate Broker doesn't the group just order that guards be put on all boat Continuing the tradition 7092 Placida Road, Cape Haze, Florida 33946 props. of the famed VSEPPA ISLAND CLUB She said any rule applied to commercial fishermen should also be applied to residential and sport fishermen. HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM THE WALTERS BROTHERS TRACY WALTERS TOM WALTERS SfmVE WALTERS Absolute Pressure Cleaning, Inc. 472-9131 472-3121 472-9109 472-2020 4724505 drove off. Police later located the man and 11:55 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 16, and 9 jump start another car. Beat continued from page 2A brought him back to the scene, where he a.m. on Tuesday, Nov.17, while it was and the owner of the bougainvillaea reached parked at the Old Schoolhouse Theater. It A Sanibel woman lost her red address Men selling meat on Sandcastle Road agreement on compensation for the dam- was found by police later on Nov. 17 at the book somewhere on the island on Wednes- Nov. 20 were told by police of Sanibel so- age. Amoco station. It was undamaged but there day, Nov. 18. licitation license requirements. was a pipe in it containing marijuana w Kelly Joe Wiles of Sanibel was arrested residue. The car owner said the pipe was A person reported on Nov. 17 that her car Michael Mallon Stone, who works on Nov. 20 on violation of probation bench not his. Police later determined that a Fort had been damaged while at a Sanibel resort o Sanibel, was arrested on Sanibel on Nov. warrants. Myers man had had the car. He told police on Oct. 31. m 20 on a warrant for failure to appear on a he borrowed it from a friend in order to 3J worthless check under $50 charge. Nancy Ann Waldron of Fort Myers was • charged Nov. 20 with careless driving after E« On Nov. 20 a car rolled backward out of she was involved in a three-car accident at 8 the NationsBank parking lot, across Casa Periwinkle Way and Donax Street. a Ybel Road, over a curb and into a THE bougainvillaea bush. 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It took only a second or two to sort out the fact that there were two wives, both married to the same English cab driver, busily preparing for their beloved husband's home coming. Suddenly it happens. A rather straight (I use the word advisedly) detective (played by Scott Bennett) brings home to one wife Mary Smith (played by Kathleen Bryan-Baldini) a rather bewildered, head-bandaged hero, husband of two (played by Scott Thomson). The other wife Barbara (played by Abigail Zealey) keeps calling the police for information about her husband. Enter Stanley Gardner, a friend from upstairs (played by Clif Morts), wearing the most outrageous pair of furry animal house slippers it has been my pleasure to see in years. Not since Beatrice Lillie made an entrance as Madame Arcati in the musical version of "Blithe Spirit" wearing fuzzy, bunny house slippers, has such blatant footwear been perpetrated upon an unsuspecting public. The results: absolute peals of laughter. I dare not try to explain the plot any further. When you see the Pirate Playhouse production of "Run For Your Wife" it will be played out before your very eyes. Those eyes will be filled with tears from laughter. There is not a question of a doubt that it.is a one joke Photo by EILEEN KELLEY play. But, that one joke is thoroughly explored for two A scene from 'Run For Your Wife,1 the Pirate Playhouse's season-opening comedy. screamingly funny acts. Author Cooney shamelessly takes advantage of any situation that could possible spring to his sex-oriented, devious, fertile brain and simply goes for it. Lauren Cohn: A very talented young lady Director Robert Cacioppo keeps things moving at a By Frank Wagner Cohn, facially and physically. She does a couple of delightful clip. The evening is filled with some of his Islander staff writer numbers associated with the legendary Helen Kane's directorial specialities. Cacioppo always excels in well- "A Girl You Should Know" is the name of the one- Betty Boop creation extremely well. But there is a lot staged horseplay, hokey business right out of the woman show by Lauren Cohn that opened on Monday, more to Cohn's stage potential. Smith has searched out English Music Halls and wondrous bits of insanity. Nov. 16, at the Old Schoolhouse Theater on much of it. Fortunately he has the cast to accomplish his every Periwinkle Way. Cohn is a performer with an instant audience rapport. whim. J.T. Smith conceived, arranged and directed this jolly She seems the perfect hostess on the tiny stage of the Since opening night I have been trying to figureou t entertainment especially for Cohn. It plays in one act Old Schoolhouse Theater and makes an audience feel at how Morts played his role like both Laurel and Hardy and lasts a little over an hour. It features a wide range home and comfortable with her. at the same time. I feel it imperative that he be granted of numbers that properly plumb and present the multi- This is no small feat, and in many ways is one of an honorary doctorate as farceur-super-cum-laude. Be it talents of this bright-eyed, extremely personable the distinguishing features of a good cabaret performer. farce, camp, slapstick, high-brow/low-brow, burlesque performer. Cohn is quite happy in her own skin, and because of or you name it ~ Morts will play it will all the stops A winning streak of vignettes were the result of that is able to spread joy ~ to the maximum. out. Conn's on-stage reading of "Backstage." This is a The "French Audition" number is a show-stopper. In "Run For Your Wife," Morts has found a fine theatrical paper that hits the streets of New York every And, there is a wickedly witty ditty (with a bit of a comedy partner in Thomson. This is one of the best week, carrying news of the Great White Way and sick point of view) about a tiny person and her things I have seen Thomson do in quite a while. His endless lists of auditions. These auditions are for monumental problems. It is screamingly funny. playing level is not too much, not too little, it is just everything imaginable. It has become the performers Don't miss the opportunity. The show will play right and a pleasure to see. bread-and-butter publication. four consecutive Mondays at 8 p.m. on Nov. 23 and The two wives, Bryan-Baldini and Zealey, play with Cohn's attempts to obtain employment in various 30, and Dec. 7 and 14. a gusty, lusty style. shows prove fascinating and could easily be expanded Call 472-6862 for reservations. The price is $12, Rusty Stone's mincing portrayal of Bobby Franklyn into a full evening's entertainment. plus tax. leaves little to the imagination. One could never doubt "The New Betty Boop Girl" is a good description of BIG Arts Music offers premier performance By Frank Wagner Dumm has played solo performances with many of the of it. Islander staff writer best symphony orchestras in the country. The evening was filled with music played to technical Does one forget how satisfying it is to hear beautiful The first part of their program for the BIG Arts Music perfection. I did miss an occasional glimmer of musical music in the art-laden Phillips Gallery in the Barrier Series consisted of: Beethoven's Trio in B Flat Major; temperament or emotional involvement. Island Group for the Arts Center on Dunlop Road? If Canonic Sonata #2 for two violins by Telemann and According to John Friedman, chairman of the music one does, you should have been at the concert given by Milhaud's Duo for Two Violins (played by the committee, 143 staunch BIG Arts music lovers were in the Cleveland Duo plus 1 on Saturday, Nov. 21. One Warners); Gabriel Faure's "Apres un Reve" for Cello & attendance. The program presented to each one there recaptured the thrill of the first time. piano and Debussy's Sonata pour Violincelle et piano was designed and donated by Libby McMillan and Toni This is a return engagement for The Cleveland Duo — (played by Drumm and Carolyn Warner). Primeaux of Studio #11 on Palm Ridge Road. Stephen and Carolyn Warner. This time they brought The second half of the program was a brilliantly In closing, let's hear it for the new Steinway Concert with them cellist Bryan Dumm. He is a most welcome executed Brahm's Trio Op 87 in C Major. Such B piano. It is 6-foot, 9-inches of exquisite sounds and a addition. musical expertise brought them back for many well long awaited and desperately needed addition to the BIG All three of these fine musicians are associated with deserved bows. There were no encores. Arts Music Series. the Cleveland Orchestra. The Warners have also played The Debussy sonata gave Drumm the opportunity for See you on Saturday, Dec. 19, when pianist Brian concerts throughout the U.S., Canada and the Far East. a display of technical virtuosity. He took full advantage Ganz meets, greets and plays the new Steinway. m The importance of casting accuracy depends on the fish CM How important is casting accuracy? The other day a guy over the flats and trout will take a bait, even from a on my boat made a bad cast. The white jig landed a rod's verified non-caster. UJ length from the boat. A Spanish mackerel swooped in and FISHING What are some of the toughest fish to cast to? a hooked up on a 6-foot cast! Snook along the beaches in clear water take a lot of In the spring when we are beach fishing from tarpon, LINES skill. When a fish can see you, then luck plays a large CO any cast more than six feet from a big fish either won't part because your presence already puts them on guard. a> interest it, or will do just the opposite — spook it down By Capt. Mike Fuery Tarpon cruising along the beaches are very wary of the a the shore. shadow of your boat and any engine noise. Most small You will hear a lot of discussion about how important it flats-style boats have silent electric motors to get anglers CM is to be able to cast with reasonable precision and get the fish. Ladyfish and bluefish can be like this also, when close to these nervous fish. This is where super-accurate bait exactly where it needs to go. they are tightly schooled off the beaches. We are talking casting pays off and the "Hail Mary" cast almost never Fortunately for most of us, a shot-gun style can still get from a few yards to two miles out into the gulf. gets a strike. us into some fishing. This week, let's briefly mention the Most schooling fishes are fun to catch because you can For just plain skill casting, I find it's hard to beat fly 1 easy and tough fish to catch. toss in just about anything and latch into a fish. For fishing for redfish on the flats. It's a combination of As we enter the winter months, fish like big sharks, beginning fly fishermen, this is just about as close to hunting and fishing, where you must stalk the fish and tarpon and some snook will leave the area. We still have heaven as you can get. The same goes for youngsters and have just one chance to present a fly. J lots of challenging fishing, but now we will be more apt those on the other end of the scale. It also might be the most frustrating way to fish, but to be casting to fish rather than "bait soaking" on the also the most rewarding when that big redfish finally turns 1bottom for the summer big guys. and "tails" on a fly and then streaks off. Spanish mackerel, now thick and heavy off the beaches, Next hardest casting is for redfish when they are along are totally forgiving of a lousy cast. Sometimes you can the mangrove shorelines at high tide. The key to this - if take the lure in your hand and throw it out and catch a you wear glasses ~ is to get your depth perception checked, because it's critical to stopping your cast just exactly where you want it vr Good fishing this week and occasionally, we all run into SPANISH MACKEREL a situation where anything which hits the water gets a Sea trout are not only wonderfully colored fish, but they strike, and for once, we look like we just stepped off a are curious about noises. That is why we use popping television fishing show. corks, which making loud gurgling sounds, to get them close to the large, lively shrimp under the cork. Capt. Mike Fuery is a professional fishing and shelling guide. 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MEDITATION & TAICHI COMING SOON. 751 Tarpon Bay Rd. See Calendar for Dates & Times. (Have a Happy Thanksgiving • NO CLASSES) Matsumoto Center, 472-5600 CO A review CD 'Love Letters' is most satisfying theater By Frank Wagner and a tidiness of performance that is winning. One simply read. Islander staff writer sometimes wished for a little more of that wealthy New This type of theater confirms an aged thought: England tom-boy quality in her first act readings. But her "Simplicity is difficult but it sometimes produces great A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters" was the first production O of the Broadway Series I at the Barbara B. Mann second act scored heavily. art." m Performing Arts Hall. It played Saturday, Oct. 24, at 8 MacLeod suddenly became my favorite Andrew I sincerely hope the remaining productions of the 3J p.m. Makepeace Ladd III during this performance. His qualities, Broadway Series at Mann Hall are as professional and "Love Letters" provided a civilized and totally satisfying physically and vocally, seemed absolutely right. His satisfying as the first, "Love Letters." In any case, you'd evening in the theater. The play is brilliantly written, well unbelievable pompousness, his fight for the right and his best get your seats immediately, if you don't already have ! directed and extremely well performed by its two stars - expected adherence to the supposed norm were delicious. It them. Q. Michael Learned and Gavin MacLeod. There it is in a made it all the more fun when Learned, as the free-spirited Si nutshell. Melissa Gardner, took delight in breaking all the rules. Having seen the play several times before with different MacLeod's closing letter to Melissa's mother was one of pairs of stars, the excellence of Gurney's writing was no the most touching moments in the theater I've witness in surprise to me. Each performer that reads this tiny gem a long time. It could easily be rated: triple tissue. brings to it their own special qualities. As long as they The staging is so simple as to be deceptive. The props: are closely supervised and directed, little can go wrong. In a table, two chairs and two scripts. The costumes: lesser hands, mischief could run rampant. everyday apparel for each star ~ no changes. Lighting: The direction by John Tillinger seems quite faultless. In Dim-down, blast up and dim-down again. The actors _ this instance he keeps to things rolling along at quite ' a clip. There are few chances for pauses, staged facial reactions or physical It'S not tOO late- gestures. The few he NOTICE permits pay off wonderfully. Learned is an accom- plished professional. She THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANIBEL WILL BE Thanksgiving brought to the stage of CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS TO THE MARINE ADVISORY Mann Hall an ease of play- COMMITTEE. Reservations ing, a confidence THIS COMMITTEE REVIEWS AND RECOMMENDS ON MARINE RELATED ISSUES TO THE CITY. 472-9200 Serving 2pm to 8:30pm nHUXTERS ANYONE INTERESTED IN FISHING, MARINE ENVIRONMENT Thanksgiving Day A) MARKET AND OTHER MARINE SCIENCES IS ENCOURAGED TO VOLUNTEER. ( OPEN &, 6:30-10:30 TIME DEMANDS ARE MINIMAL, YET THE TASK IS 1 Make us Your First IMPORTANT. Lunch • Dinner On the Gulf' fe*( your Last Stop Off. FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL CITY HALL 472-3700 NO 2255 West Gulf Drive • Sanibel Island LATER THAN DECEMBER 7, 1992. between Casa Ybel and Tarpon Bay Roads 472-2151 VMVZ FOLLOW THE LEADER Deciding to sell your property is a big step. Make Ask for an sure it's a step in experienced, the right direction full-time salesperson by choosing the with a proven record person best of accomplishment. qualified to Ask for a RE/MAX handle your Top Producer. 4 specific real And take the first estate needs. step towa/d COMMUNITY CALENDAR TUESDAY, NOV. 24 SATURDAY, NOV. 28 Bridge -- Social bridge play starts at 1 p.m.. in \\ye BIG Arts Fair - 13th annual BIG Arts Juried Art What's Playing parish hall at St. Isabel's Catholic Church on San-Cap Fair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Sanibel Community Road. Singles invited.Call Ann Cirrrto at 472-5365. f- Center. $1 admission. Nov;24 thru Dec. 1 Bridge - Friendship bridge is played from 1:30 to 4 Island Seniors swim ~ The pool at the Rec Center SANIBEL & CAPTIVA p.m. at Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ. on San-Cap Road is reserved for seniors from 10 a.rn. Pirate Playhouse $1. Everyone welcome. Call Sue Reid at 472-0292. to noon every Saturday. Water aerobics, water walking 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 or water games the first hour; free swim second hour. • "Run For Your Wife," a zany English farce Al-Anon -- Spouses, family and friends of alcoholics Bring lunch for a picnic afterward. Call 472-5743. 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday meet at 8 p.m. at Sanibel Community Church. 2 p.m. Wednesday matinee AA -- Closed meeting at 8 p.m. at the Sanibel Con- SUNDAY, NOV. 29 $17.50 for evenings; $10 for Wednesday matinees gregational Church. For information, call 472-0529. Reservation deadline -Today's the last day to Best Buy: $75 subscription ticket for 8 p.m. perfor- make reservations for the Newcomers & Old Timers mances of all five productions. $50 subscription tickets WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25 Gala Christmas luncheon to be held at 11:30 a.m. for 2 p.m. matinee performances of all five productions. AA -- Closed meeting from 7 to 7:45 a.m. at.St.. Wednesday, Dec. 2, at Sundial. See At-Large, page Credit cards OK. 5A. Call Faye Granberry at 472-6940. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. ; Old Schoolhouse Theater Kiwanis -- Club members meet at 7:30 a.m. at Mulli- BIG Arts Fair - 13th annual BIG Arts Juried Art 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 or 472-9357 gan's restaurant at The Dunes. Visiting Kiwanis wel- Fair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Sanibel Community • "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" - Off-Broadway come. Call 472-3127. Center. $1 admission. hit remains fast, fresh and funny; the perfect family en- tertainment. AA -- Open step meeting at 8:30 a.m. at Sanibel Bridge - Sterling Bassett's duplicate bridge at 7:30 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday Community Church. p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Everyone welcome; Adults $14+ tax; children $10+ tax. Credit cards OK. donation accepted. Call 472-2155 before 2 p.m. Bridge - Everyone's welcome to play Bridge for Fun • "A Girl You Should Know" - One-woman musical show with Lauren Cohn, written by J.T. Smith with Island Seniors from 9 a.m. to noon at Sanibel MONDAY, NOV. 30 Community Center. Call 472-0302. 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 30 Reservation deadline ~ Today's the last day to $12+ tax . Credit cards OK Beginners' watercolor - Marjorie Bronstead make reservations for the Island Seniors' special Best Buy: $60 subscription ticket for all four original teaches watercolor from 9:30 a.m. to noon at BIG Arts catered lunch and holiday fashion show to be held at musical revues. Credit cards OK. Center on Dunlop Road. $10 session Call 395-0900. noon tomorrow, Dec. 1, at Sanibel Community Center. $5. Visitors welcome. Call Lois Allen at 472-5743. BIG Arts Center Body fitness - A low-intensity workout for those 900 Dunlop Road 395-0900 over age 50, led by Carla Baker for Island Seniors, is Painting workshop ~ Carol Hagerman conducts a • Show opening -1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 25 held from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community full-day painting workshop at BIG Arts Center on • Opening reception for current artists and BIG Arts Center. Donations accepted. Call 472-0302. Dunlop Road. Demonstration from 9:30 a.m. to noon; Fair Award Ceremony - 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 27 hands-on for 1 to 4 p.m. $25 all day; $10 demonstration • Phillips Gallery - sculpture by Ralph Bighetti and S. Elementary School birthday - Sanibel only; $15 hands-on only. Call 395-0900. Elementary School invites all alumnae to celebrate its Sisaleumsak; photography by William Berchen, Maggie 30th birthday at noon in the school's media center. Drop-in — Join other Island Seniors for a coffee hour Fiskett and Lynn Russell at 9:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Center. • Founders Gallery - baskets by Hellen Bailer and Island Seniors' lunch -- Bring a bag lunch (We'll paintings by Barney Bailer supply the drinks) and enjoy a meal with other seniors Driftwood workshop ~ Visitors and residents are Gallery hours: 1 to 4 p.m. daily at noon at Sanibel Community Center. Call 472-5743. invited to make shell art items to be sold at the March Note: New classes beginning weekly. Call for details. Shell Fair. Bring craft tools. Session starts at 10 a.m. Preschool story hour - Preschoolers, ages 2-5 and runs 'til 3 p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Come Island Cinema accompanied by an adult, can enjoy "Feathered any part of the day. Bring lunch -- refrigerator available. 535 Tarpon Bay Road 472-1701 Friends" at story time at 10:30 a.m. at Sanibel Public Call 472-4709 for information. • "Home Alone 2," starring Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci. Library. Call 472-2483. Rated PG Body fitness ~ A low-intensity workout for those 7 and 9:30 p.m. Intermediate bridge -- Jean Scott teaches Inter- over age 50, led by Carla Baker for Island Seniors, is $6 adult, $3.50 seniors/children 11 and under mediate Bridge 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Sanibel Community held from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Call Friday for new listing Center. $50 fee for eight-week course includes sup- Center. Donations accepted. Call 472-5743. plies. To register call 472-2155 before 2 p.m. Liturgy and luncheon - The St. Isabel Women's FORT MYERS Nature cruise ~ Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Guild holds a liturgy (with layette offering) at 11:30 a.m. Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise followed by a catered luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at the 8099 College Parkway 481-4849 aboard Captiva Cruises' 63-foot vessel, Jean Nicolet, church. Unwrapped baby gifts or monetary contribu- • Anne Murray - Top international recording artist departs at 3:30 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on tions will be donated to SOLVE, a nonprofit agency 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 29 Captiva. $16.50 adults; $8.25 children 3-12; under age helping women with unplanned pregnancies. $40, $30, $25 Credit cards OK 3 ride free. Call 472-7549 for reservations. Seniors bowling ~ Island Seniors League bowls Harborside Convention Center Marine biology lecture ~ Mike Calinski, of Marine just for fun at 1:30 p.m. at Fort Myers Beach Bowling 1373 Monroe St. 334-4958 Habitat Foundation on Captiva, presents a slide show Alley. $10.50 twosome. Call 472-5743 for information. Advance notice: and lecture on bay-saving research and ocean ranch- • The Four Tops & Temptations - A nostalgic blast of ing at 7 p.m. in the Flamingo Room at Sundial Beach & Nature cruise - The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation super-hits by tow of the best singing groups of the '50s Tennis Resort. Donations accepted. Call 472-8534. Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise and '60s aboard Captiva Cruises' 63-foot vessel Jean Nicolet, 8:15 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2 Film series - Sidney Black presents a film series departs at 3:30 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on $28, $26 Credit cards OK from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in the Phillips Gallery at BIG Arts Captiva. $16.50 adults; $8.25 children 3-12; under age Center on Dunlop Road. $4 session. Call 395-0900. 3 ride free. Call 472-7549 for reservations. Arcade Theater 2267 First St. 332-6736 Self-mastery course - Victoria, of the Creative TUESDAY, DEC. 1 • Vaudeville Lazer Light Show - Something different in Genius shop in the Matsumoto Center on Tarpon Bay Basic bridge -- Anne Green teaches Basic Bridge 9 entertainment Road, teaches self-mastery at 7:30 p.m. Ongoing 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. Saturday & Sunday, Nov. 28 & 29 course; no charge. Call 472-5600. a.m. to noon at Sanibel Community Center. Six-week course $35. To register call 472-2155 before 2 p.m. $9 THURSDAY, NOV. 26 Gardeners — Visitors and residents are welcome at NAPLES Thanksgiving Day the joint meeting of the Master Gardeners group and Philharmonic Center for the Arts AA -- Open meeting, 11th step discussion, at 6:30 the Horticultural Society at 10 a.m. at Sanibel Public 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. 561-1900 p.m. at Sanibel Public Library. Library. Call Faye Granberry at 472-6940. • "Nutcracker" - The world's favorite Christmas story ballet; entertainment for the entire family Thanksgiving worship ~ Christian and Jewish Current events -- Join in the freewheeling discus- 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. Friday & Saturday, Nov. 27 & 28 faiths worship together during the islands' Ecumenical sion of the latest hot topics from 10 a.m. to noon. $4 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 29 Thanksgiving Eve Service at 7:30 p.m. at Sanibel session. Call 472-2155 before 2 p.m. 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 30 Congregational United Church of Christ. Offering will go All seats $35 Credit cards OK to feed the hungry. Caregivers -- The Caregivers Support Group, sponsored by FISH, meets at 10 a.m. at Topper In the Philharmonic Galleries: Schram's home on Sand Castle Road. For information • Fourth Annual Festival of Trees - Auction and sale of FRIDAY, NOV. 27 call Topper at 395-0130 or FISH at 472-0404. decorated trees (traditional, unique and contemporary) Reservation deadline -- Today's the last day to through Thursday, Nov. 26 make reservations for the Friendly Faces Luncheon to Friendly Faces luncheon - Hope you made your Gallery hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Satur- be held at noon Tuesday, Dec. 1, at Sanibel Congrega- reservation. See Calendar listing Friday, Nov. 27. day; noon to 5 p.m. Sunday tional United Church of Christ. Everyone is welcome. $3 adult, $1 students 6-12, children under 5 free Call Elinor Dunham at 472-4861. Seniors lunch 'n' fashion show -- Hope you made your reservation. See Calendar listing Monday, Rotary - Visiting Rotarians welcome at the Sanibel- Nov. 30. Captiva Rotary Club's 7:30 a.m. meeting at Tarwinkles Ongoing Seafood Emporium. Call J.B. Novelli at 472-5187. Bridge -- Social bridge play starts at 1 p.m. in the parish hall at St. Isabel's Catholic Church on San-Cap Al-Anon - Families and friends of alcoholics meet at Road. Singles invited. Call Ahn*Ciirito at 472-5365. Nature Activities noon at Sanibel Community Church. Call 472-3214. Refuge slide show _ Bridge•-- Friendship bridge is played from 1:30 to 4 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m. AA women - Women's open discussion group p.m. at Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ Closed Friday meets at 12:30 p.m. at Sanibel Congregational United Everyone welcome. $1. Call 472-0292. Church of Christ. A 15-minute slide show, an orientation to the J.N. Music course - Gale Bennett teaches Music of the "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, is shown in the ACOA - Adult Children of Alcoholics meet at 8 p'.m, Masters from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at BIG Arts Center on Visitor Center auditorium at the refuge. Catl 472-1100. at Sanibel Community Church. Dunlop Road. $6 session. Call 395-0900. Nature exhibit Pottery course -- Jaye Boswell teaches Pot- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. COMMUNITY CALENDAR, Including Ongoing Nature Activi- tery/Clay at 7:30 p.m. at BIG Arts Center on Dunlop Monday through Friday ties, Is a weekly guide to nonprofit community events and ac- tivities around the Islands. What's Playing Is a weekly guide to Road. Five classes, including supplies, $75. Call 395- The educational center at Sanibel-Captiva Conserva- area theatrical events. If you would like an event listed, 0900. tion Foundation includes interactive games, marine please send clearly written Information to The Islander, P.O. touch tank and life-size dioramas of natural island her- Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. Deadline Is noon Friday prior to AA --Closed meeting at 8 p.m. at the Sanibel Con- itage. SCCF admission fee: $1 adults; members and Tuesday's publication. gregational Church. For information, call 472-0529. children under 12 free. Tuesday, Nov. 24 Arts Leisure 5B Gallery Portrait '92 Grace and Joseph Pulitano Schoolhouse Gallery 520 Tarpon Bay Road Patriarch of the islands' galleries referred to me as 'his talented son, the artist.'" Joseph's mentor during his early years at the Grammercy Boy's Club was his art instructor, Edward Glennan. Glennan was so impressed with one of Joseph's early works that he submitted it to a national Boy's Club contest. It won first place. "It was a farm scene with horses, silos and fanning equipment." Joseph said. "Actually, I had never been on a farm in my life; it certainly shows what an imagination I f had." Joseph was in the Navy from 1944 to 1946. After his By Frank Wagner Grade. We celebrated our 40th anniversary in September." release, he used his G.I. Bill to attend the Portland Islander Staff writer Question: "Do you have children?" (Maine) Art Museum school for two semesters. The urge This is the final article in the series of 17 Gallery Answer: (Grace) "Yes, we have a daughter and a son. Our for financial security sent him to Boston and training in Portraits'92. daughter is going to be so pleased that you asked that the hair dressing profession. It seems appropriate to conclude the series with question. Now their existence, which has been so often He worked at a salon and one of his clients was Grace biographical information about the Pulitanos, Joseph and overlooked, will be acknowledged in print" (Joseph) "Our Talarico. More about this hair-cutting, choir-singing Grace, current owners of this oldest of island galleries: the unmarried daughter, Gina Pulitano, is a computer analyst romance later. Schoolhouse Gallery. The building is now a landmark. for a prominent Boston company. Our married son, The fickle fingers of hair-dresser Pulitano caused the Joseph is also celebrating a personal landmark: his 50th Joseph Pulitano Jr., is a financial planner and insurance fates to urge Joseph to sell the salon and turn to teaching year as a painter. Part I of his retrospective exhibit and agent for the Chubb Company. They all live in the hairdressing. This would give him more time for painting sale was on July 12. Part II will be presented sometime in Boston area." and additional art classes. It was during those additional art February. Watch for the announcement of dates and To continue biographical information: Joseph was born classes with his second mentor, artist and instructor Carl location. of Italian parents on Delancey Street in New York City. Nelson, that he met and became friends with Clarice Fox. Question: (to the Pulitanos) "How many years has the As a child, he started developing his talents. He was This lady played a vital part in the Pulitanos' move to Schoolhouse Gallery been in operation?" naturally gifted in two of the arts - painting and singing. Sanibel. Answer: (Joseph) "In 1993 it will have been in operation Joseph said, "My parents were very supportive of my Clarice and her husband, Fred, felt that New England for 20 years." talents. When I was quite young I copied drawings from artists needed a better outlet for their art. After much Question: "How long have you two been married?" the Italian newspaper and my father never failed to Answer: (Grace) "Too long!" (Joseph) "Thank you, compliment me. I was happy and pleased when my father Please see PATRIARCH, page 8B A review Potpourri Pianist Ethel Rita Sinow in concert BIG Arts has a change in By Frank Wagner All in all, it was an entertaining afternoon, Sinow schedules and instructors Islander staff writer played well and the large audience seemed pleasured. On Sunday, Nov. 15, at 3 p.m., Ethel Rita Sinow Phil Rasmussen will be conducting his Watercolor played a benefit piano concert to a full house at the Foulds Workshop on Monday, Nov. 30. There will be a lec- Theater in the Frizzell Cultural Center of the Lee County ture-demonstration from 9:30 a.m. until noon. Then Alliance of the Arts in Fort Myers. hands-on from 1 to 4 p.m. It was a benefit performance sponsored by the Jewish Carol Hagerman's "Paint Along" will be on Monday, Federation of Lee County. Sinow graciously donated her Dec. 7. Class schedule: one full-day workshop. fee to the organization. Demonstration: 9:30 a.m. to noon. Hands on from 1 to 4 p.m. The program Sinow chose was varied and extremely challenging. The first part consisted of: the Liszt Sonetto Both workshops will be conducted at the BIG Arts Del Petrarca and Etude in d Flat Major, Chopin's Nocturne Center on Dunlop Road. Please call 395-0900. in C Sharp Minor and Ballade in A Flat Major, Ravel's Pavane and Debussy's Estampes. Children's program special The second part featured two-Gershwin compositions: 'The Man I Love" and "Rhapsody in Blue." at Sanibel Public Library It is extremely unfair to ask a musician of Sinow's On Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 10:30 a.m., at the caliber to use a sub-standard instrument. At the beginning Sanibel Public Library on Library Way, there will be a of the concert, it looked like a piano. During the special guest for the Preschool Story Hour. performance, that was the only remaining resemblance. This guest will be Tomoya Asagiri. Miss Asagiri is I am told that attempts were made to bring the piano up from Japan, and is currently an intern with the city of to passable standards. But the response of the keys and the Sanibel under the direction of Gary Price. pedal action was generally sluggish; the sound lacked Asagiri will share favorite stories of Japanese brilliance. children, featuring the folk tale of "Peachboy." By using her technical skills, Sinow bravely tried to coerce proper musical sounds from the instrument. It Players Guild announces proved most difficult and she immediately adjusted her tempi and personal interpretations to the instrument's a production of "Jitters" capabilities. Ethel Sinow The Players Guild announce its production of David French's "Jitters," to be performed in The Foulds The- ater in the Frizzell Cultural Center of the Lee County BIG Arts to feature new exhibits . Alliance of the Arts in Fort Myers. Dates are Dec. 4 and 5, and Dec. 10 and 12, at 8 p.m. A matinee will be in the Phillips and Founders galleries presented on Dec. 12 at 3 p.m. Ralph Bighetti and S. Sisaleumsak. Also featured will be This crazed theatrical story deals with the backstage By Frank Wagner works by three extraordinary masters of photography: complications which occur during the tryout of a new Islander staff writer William Berchen, Maggie Foskett and Lynn Russell. play opening in Toronto. Naturally, all hopes are for a Both galleries in the Barrier Island Group for the Arts The Founders Gallery will display baskets by Helen successful opening and a swift transfer to the bright Center on Sanibel will be displaying new exhibits Bailer and paintings by Barney Bailer. lights of Broadway. opening on Wednesday, Nov. 25, from 1 to 4 p.m. The official reception to meet and greet the artists will be on There simply couldn't be a more exciting and varied ex- The show stars Fran Levy and Rick Sebastian. The Friday, Nov. 27, from 7 to 9 p.m. hibition, plus awards. Make certain you attend. supporting cast features Don Williams, Andrew Keene, The BIG Arts Fair Award Ceremony will be held during Once again the place, time, day and date: BIG Arts Cen- Rhett Jonke, Dennis Ryan, Karen C. Goldberg, Benji the Friday evening artists' reception. This year the fair was ter's Phillips and Founders Galleries from 7 to 9 p.m. on Johnson, and Mary Ann Perry. juried by Jade Riedel Friday, Nov. 27. For further information please call 574-1021. The Phillips Gallery will display the works of sculptors If you need further information, call 395-0900. Best Bets m D CO IRATE 'Nutcracker,' Murray coming to town cc LU By Frank Wagner Balanchine. It is one of only four dance Q Islander staff writer companies world-wide permitted to perform Z PLAYHOUSE There is a wealth of entertainment at your Balanchine's last version. to OUR SECOND SEASON 1992-93 command. But here are two attractions I Take the entire family to see strongly recommend you attend. "Nutcracker." It could be the beginning of a The Naples Philharmonic Center for the traditional holiday visit to The Phil. SANIBELS PROFESSIONAL-THEATRE Arts will be offering matinee and evening performances (Nov. 27 through 30) of the On Sunday, Nov. 29, at 7:30 p.m. (note PRESENTS classic Christmas story ballet "Nutcracker." early curtain time), the Barbara B. Mann This beloved ballet premiered at the Performing Arts Hall will present Anne Maryinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, Rus- Murray in concert. Murray's performance sia, on Dec. 27, 1892. You can join in the was SRO last season. There is little won- A madcap British sex farce! celebration of its 100th birthday at The der. This international star has made record- Phil. ing history. She has cut 30 albums and November 19 - December 12 This Miami City Ballet "Nutcracker" won four Grammy Awards. premiered at the Philharmonic Center two A friendly tip: If you are interested in see- years ago at a cost of $1 million. The pro- ing this brilliant lady, don't wait. Call 489- duction uses the choreography of George 4849 now and make your reservations. /A revival of our all time biggest hit! December 18 - January 16 by Larry Shue ITfle A heartfelt and touching comedy! K M January 22 - February 20 M M M Zonta gathering by-Tom Griffin -. Members of the Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva recently held a pot luck dinner at the home of Sheila Hoen. The evening was used to renew friendships and informally plan service projects and fund-raising pro- jects for the coming year. Club members on hand for the gathering The 1927 classic Thriller! included, left to right, Penny Pritt, Hoen and Ginger Parker. For February 26 - March 27 information about the island Zonta Club, call 433-1660. by Crane Johnson based on Novel by Bram Slokei murder AT EMERALD LAKE at the A murderously funny comedy! HOWARD) April 2-May 1 JOHNSOIS 'S by Ron Clark and Sam Bobrick Call 472-0006 for more information PERFORMANCES: Mon. - Sat. - 8 pm •Matinees - Wed. - 2 pm BOX OFFICE HOURS: Mon. through Sat. 10 am - 8 pm RESERVED SEATING: $17.50 evening performances $12.50 for matinees Mastercard and VISA accepted 2200 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, FL Directly across from the Sanlbel Community Association. 2.3 miles from Causeway Road Six soon to be residences, all providing a delightful water orien- Subscribe Now! \ tation with exceptional views. These lots are generously propor- r Performances Date tioned and thoughtfully spaced by dense natural vegetation and Please enclose a stamped, additional landscaping, creating a sense of privacy and seclusion. 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Check enclosed Mastercard • VISA Credit Card # Exp. Date VIP Signature __ REALTOR" VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. I (And use a check payable to Pirate Playhouse to help save us some money) I A review Bolshoi Ballet stars company: shaky start, flashy finish (0 and elegant partnering. turns and jumps which brought the 55 By Marsha Wagner the entrance of stars Maximova and Special to Islander Vasiliev, who performed "Elegy," with To close the program, the entire company audience to its feet in a roar of approval. On Nov. 18, Ekaterina Maximova and music by Rachmaninov. Here were appeared in the finale from the third For this company of Bolshoi Ballet stars, o movement of Tschaikovsky's Symphony m Fladimir Vasiliev, "Stars of the Bolshoi consummate artists, taking the high the evening ended in a blaze of glory. Any 30 Ballet and Company," opened what demands of dance with joy and ease. No.6, the "Pathetique." It was a sort of previous difficulties were not only promises to be a spectacular dance season Neither technical glitches nor changed danced fireworks -- an explosion of lifts and forgiven, but forgotten. (D at the Naples Philharmonic Center for the running order distracted these superb CO Arts. dancers from attaining their goals. CL Unfortunately, the evening started 20 Tatyana Paliy and Stanislav Issaev were minutes late, due to technical difficulties, featured in the Part One finale pas de deux and there was an announcement of changes from "These Charming Sounds." | in the program's running order. Regrettably, they were the couple caught By way of introduction, all 11 dancers earlier in the running order mishap. This 'A were on stage in an opening pose followed I probably explained why they danced so by short variations. This led to a duet from unevenly and without distinction. "Cinderella" (music by Prokofiev), danced There were no individual bows between with subtle harmony and easy buoyancy by to Irina Piatkina and Aiva Leimanys. variations, and one number blended into the Leimanys' weaknesses were apparent in his next without pause. As a result, it was solo, which lacked energy. difficult to achieve any rapport between the audience and the dancers, to gauge TO ATTEND... Two other dancers then made a grand performance levels. entrance, only to be blacked out. Another few minutes' wait followed. Apparently, Part Two came to life from the moment technical difficulties were to continue to the curtain opened on Maximova and FRIft haunt Part One. This might also explain Vasiliev in a powerful duet from "Anyuta," why it was so tentatively danced. which Vasiliev had created especially for Maximova. Here were the Russian Next came "Narcisis," a solo by Gennady exactness, the daring balances, the long Yanin which revealed his considerable extensions, the high Soviet lifts — all of skills. (It was the only dance on the which the audience had come to see. program not choreographed by Vasiliev.) Yanin was this year's first prize winner in After this, one variation followed another, the Rieti, Italy, international ballet each one more demanding in technical competition. skills and virtuosity. Following was a pas de deux from the A particularly stunning pas de deux which first act of "Romeo and Juliet," in which gave ample proof of the prowess of these Vasiliev's choreography — according to the Russian dancers was "Macbeth." Kaye Featuring program notes — was to show "how two Kyrb as Lady Macbeth captured the frantic hearts tell the story of love at first tempestuous mood of that tragic character, sight." Too bad that Svetlana Smirnova all the while displaying swift-footed and Valery Anismov failed to capture the technique and lovely stretched extension. sweetness and love of the choreography and As Macbeth, Victor Baryckin proved missed the whole intent of the piece. himself a superior danseur noble with his The evening suddenly sprang to life with exquisite batterie, multiple turns and jumps f % • T5T NOW OPEN! •a^-.. jC-,...; «*>* , The largest, most extravagant collection of exquisite diamond jewelry ever assembled in Southwest Florida. OVER $2,000,000 Worth of Breathtaking Jewels in Majestic Settings! Over 25 Pieces on Display. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27, 1992 12 p.m. - 8 p.m. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28, 1992 CROWDS GATHERED FOR THE OPENING OF PORTOFINO! 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Northern Italian Cuisine For over 30 years... 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I have one brother, four years older. u on Sanibel Island was the perfect spot. had become disenchanted with the gallery because of the When asked about her childhood, her answer was swift In 1973 Joseph helped transport to Sanibel ~ via station difficulty in finding a proper manager and sales personnel. and positive, "It was great. I was an Italian-American wagon -- the Boston inventory of many paintings which It was Joseph to the rescue. The Foxes contacted him Princess who got absolutely everything she wanted, when the Foxes had collected. He helped set up the operation and offered him the job as manager. Joseph accepted and she wanted it." a soon afterwards he and Grace moved from Boston into an Grace graduated at the tender age of 16 from one of the I apartment at Captain's Walk on the lighthouse end of the finest high schools in the state: Cambridge High and island. The next moves were gradual: One, he and Grace Latin High School. became owners of the gallery. Two, a move to their . Grace admitted, "I was so shy you wouldn't believe it. present home in Gumbo Limbo. But the one thing I wanted to do was sing. It took all of Now for a look at the gallery co-owner whose speciality my courage to audition for the high school chorus. It was is ~ the books. The 40-year matrimonial partner and the most difficult thing I had ever done and something that mother of their two grown children is none other than the no one else could do for me. I had to to it myself, and I Cambridge, Mass., sparkler, maiden-named Grace did. This proved one thing to me. If you want to do Talarico. something badly enough, you'll find a way to do it." Question: "When and where were you bom?" No college for Grace. She wanted to work. At 16 she Answer (Grace) "When? Are you kidding? Where? In got a job in the office of Electrical Wholesale Distributors Cambridge, Mass. My mother was a fabulous homemaker in Cambridge, Mass. She worked there until the Pulitanos and my father was custodian at the Peabody Museum, moved to Sanibel. When Grace left, her boss at the Travelling the island roads or bike paths? Please, be on the -•- .,jl lookout! Many of our island friends are slow movers and they need a little extra time to get out of the way! Three paintings featured at the Schoolhouse Gallery. BUYERS • SELLERS NEW LISTING - S; Every week in the Islander SUNSET BAY you will find Hundreds of VERY private, quiet area with wildlife and Premier Listings beautiful sunsets. Three bedrooms, three • Homes baths, two-story home • Homesites has lots of glass, sun- • Condominiums light and water views. • Commercial Approximately 120' of Properties bay frontage and dock. Offered furnished. $698,500. Call Helen Thomas, G.R.I. (813) 472-5185 • • GULF FRONT HOME SANIBEL & MARCO ISLAND PROPERTIES, INC. 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Suite No. 106 winding circular driveway with heavily vegetated Treetops Center Marco Island, FL 33937 2410 PALM RIDGE ROAD, SANIBElJ Sanibel, FL 33957 Sanibel (813)394-5116 grounds to insure privacy. Furnished. "51,225,000. » 472-4138 (813)472-4808 FAX 813-472-3573 wholesale house was quick to admit she ran the entire business as if she owned it. The classic hair salon meeting of Grace and Joseph Joseph and Grace Pulitano goes thusly: Grace had had her hair done (for the Pulitano with an art o first time) by a female operator in the salon in which work at the gallery. m Joseph worked. She was not happy with the results, but decided she should give the beauty parlor one more try. When she called, the young lady who made appointments Photos by EILEEN KELLEY (D had been warned by the first operator not to book Grace CO with her again. The reason, she said, (and I quote): "She's too damn fussy and hard to please." Joseph got the usual build up - and the appointment. "He did a good job, even though he did cut off almost | all my hair," Grace reported. Beauty parlor appointments led to luncheon appointments, led to Red Sox ball games, led to mother was not a happy Cambridge lady. She felt the few looking for a good tenor. Joseph said he would meet Grace I candlelight dinners and eventually led to - that's right - years difference in age (Joseph is older) were not good. at church and sing in the choir with her. Grace's aunt to marriage. Joseph liked to sing, and he sang well. Grace was a instantly came to Joseph's defense and told her sister, All the while the courtship was progressing, Grace's member of a church choir which just happened to be (Grace's mother): "He can't be all bad if he's a church-goer who likes to sing in the choir." Forty years later, one would have to say, "They're still making beautiful music together." Question: (To both) "What do you think of the gallery BEWARE! scene on the islands?" Answer (Joseph) "I think it is wonderful that there are so many good galleries on the islands. I am constantly amazed that they maintain their own identity. I feel there is a great need for an Island Gallery Association. The 17 galleries working together would be quite a formidable unit The old saying is: 'In union there is strength.' This is not an idle promise. We could accomplish so much more in advertising, promotions and mutual cooperations. I would welcome the opportunity to have a meeting with several other gallery owners to try to begin such an Gators association." dancing (Grace) "I am absolutely in favor of as many galleries as along the island can hold, providing there are customers to the support such a vast array of art showplaces. During season, I think it would be wise if we took a lesson from shore some of the art galleries across the country and begin are staying open one night a week for an Art Walk. This wild could be a lovely weekly occasion with light refreshments The finest and and a festive atmosphere. It would show a gallery dangerous. goodwill, so important to patrons who might purchase offerings from art." The Schoolhouse Gallery's hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sanibel-Captiva Realtors daily. For information, call 472-1193. NIBEL ISLAND BOATER'S SPECIAL HELErJ THOM JIM ARTALE BROKER/SALESMAN Only minutes to SAN CARLOS BAY from this 3 11509 Andy Rosse Lane bedroom, 3 bath, Old Florida style home. Extra large corner lot offers fabulous views down OF THE ISLANDS P.O. Box 1090 canal. Large pool with lanai plus separate spa off master bedroom suite. Plenty of palms & 472-2311 Captiva, FL 33924 fruit trees provide loads of privacy. Robb & Eves. 472-9748 (813)472-6669 Stuckey furnishings are included in the asking price of $650,000.00 1456 Periwinkle Way" Sanibel ISLAND REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, INC. 1711 Periwinkle • Sanibel {Discover 6anibel's Newest Treasure ^™? 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(813) 472-2255 ot (800) 553-2246 Tuesday, 10B E n vir onment Nov. 24 Tortoises, Australian pines among Wildlife Committee topics By Steve Ruediger A symposium on the disease was held on Sanibel in and down in no clear pattern. Gardner said he has been at- Islander staff writer September. tempting to reach the originators of the survey to find out During its monthly meeting on Thursday, Nov. 19, the Beyer said that since September he has taken 290 blood what their intent was. city of Sanibel Wildlife Committee heard a report on dis- tests on 176 gopher tortoises. A separate survey of alligators in the J.N. "Ding" Dar- ease in gopher tortoises, received the annual alligator sur- The final study will be Beyer's master's degree thesis. He ling National Wildlife Refuge has shown a decline in vey and planned for the Dec. 10 joint meeting with the said last week that what is needed is a Ph.D. level study number of alligators in the last two years. Vegetation Committee regarding Australian pines. by students concentrating on wildlife diseases. His area is The joint meeting to discuss city policy toward Aus- Iowa State University student Steve Beyer gave a report wildlife management. However, Beyer added, a Ph.D. tralian pines will be held at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 10, to the committee on his work regarding an upper respira- study would be costly. at Sanibel City Hall. tory tract disease which has been killing Sanibel gopher The annual alligator survey found 29 of the* reptiles in The meeting will be chaired by Jim Levy of the Vegeta- tortoises. Although the disease has been found elsewhere August and 28 in September. Tim Gardner, who conducted tion Committee and will involve testimony from the pub- among gopher tortoises, it was on Sanibel that it was first the survey, emphasized it is not an attempt to find all al- lic regarding Australian pine policy. detected in that species. ligators on Sanibel. It merely counts the number of alliga- It is being emphasized that the pines along Periwinkle The University of Florida has been studying the effect of tors in the same places each year. Gardner estimated there Way are not to be included in this discussion. The policy the same disease on the desert tortoises of the Southwest- are 300 to 500 alligators on Sanibel totally. of maintaining them is not to be changed, according to ern United States. The numbers in the annual alligator survey tend to go up city officials. Refuge auto entrance fee going up to $4 By Steve Ruediger the site and to clean out Brazilian pepper. Islander staff writer • Hinds announced two new employees would start soon The entrance fee to the J.N. "Ding" Darling National at the refuge: Carol Pratt, a seasonal law enforcement offi- Wildlife Refuge's Wildlife Drive will soon be going up to cer, and Jennifer Chapman, who will be in charge of the $4 from the current $3 rate. Bicycle and pedestrian rates volunteer program. will stay at SI. • Recent sightings at the refuge include four glossy ibis On Wednesday, Nov. 18, refuge Manager Lou Hinds told and about 18 white pelicans. the Conservation Council at Ding Darling that refuges in • Well-known environmental expert Bill Hammond will general were notified from higher up in the U.S. Fish and be retiring from the Lee County school system's envi- Wildlife Service that revenues needed to be increased by 25 ronmental education program on Dec. 31. That program is percent changing one of its field trips to "Ding" Darling to reduce Asked when the fee hike would go into effect, Hinds re- paper consumption by needing a smaller field book. sponded "when the old envelopes run out." He explained • CROW has set aside 10 a.m. to noon of Tuesdays for that the rate would stay at $3 until the fee envelopes guided tours by appointment. The wildlife hospital has marked with that rate were used up. He expected that to be also started construction on an educational pavilion. in mid to late December. • CROW's veterinarian, Dr. John Kubisz, reported he The money taken in is split with 70 percent going into a has seen numerous cases recently of a worm that gets into general national fund for land acquisition. The remaining the stomach of cormorants and sucks them dry of blood. It 30 percent stays at Ding Darling. So the more money also attacks other birds. He said about 50 percent respond taken in, the more money the refuge has to spend on its to treatment. A bird with the problem will act as though needs. it were drunk. In reacting to the increase, people should consider that Kubisz said that a group of 100 children from Villas recently entrance fees to U.S. National Parks have gone Elementary toured CROW and he was amazed at how well »»v*iS«*W™ J. - V..S.V.J. up far more drastically, Hinds commented. behaved the children were. In other action at Wednesday's Conservation Council Kubisz reminded the group that Dec. 6 is the date for the meeting: annual Taste of the Islands, which benefits CROW. • The visitor's center at the refuge will be closed on both •Bud Ryckman noted that on Dec. 2 the special celebra- Down the lane Thanksgiving and Christmas. tion of the 10th anniversary of the "Ding" Darling Society Lush, green foliage creates intermittent • Hinds reported on his attendance at the Asian Wetlands will be held. Those people who served on the board of the shady cover over this roadway leading to Conference from Oct. 13-22 in Japan. He said the Asian society over those past 10 years will be honored. the beach on Captiva. countries have serious mangrove cutting problems. Hinds said developed areas that used to be protected by coastal mangroves now get wiped out in storms. Also, Hinds said, in developing aquaculture areas, the Mosquito control strategies topic of discussion Japanese have removed mangroves, which has resulted in an elimination of the shrimp seed stock needed by the By Steve Ruediger The refuge does not allow spraying of larvaecide within aquaculture. Islander staff writer the refuge. Therefore the flooding is the only way in Hinds said he thinks "Ding" Darling will have visitors Mosquito control has been the topic of several discus- which the young mosquitoes are killed. from Japan as a result of his trip there. sions on the: islands. Hinds said if the refuge were to let the water levels get • The refuge has recently used a boom max to clear vari- Among those specific topics discussed are the value of low during mosquito season, there would be a lot of ous areas along Wildlife Drive and in the Bailey Tract. the mosquito control dike in the J.N. "Ding" Darling Na- mosquitoes and a lot of irritated people on Sanibel. They also used it to help the Care and Rehabilitation of tional Wildlife Refuge and the effects of the chemical Wildlife facility clear around its entrance. Abate, which is sprayed by the Lee County Mosquito • "Ding" Darling has reached a 50-year agreement to Control District. manage the state botanical garden site across Sanibel-Cap- The results of studies of the effects of Abate on crabs, Area's water situation tiva Road from the refuge maintenance buildings. Hinds fish and other creatures will be the topic of a special talk said the first goals would be to establish the boundaries of on Dec. 17 at 1:30 p.m. at Sanibel City Hall. George reaches 'caution' stage Wichterman, the chief entomologist with Lee County Mosquito Control, will be giving the talk to the city of According to the monthly Water Watch report issued Darling Society installs signs, Sanibel Wildlife Committee. by the South Florida Water Management District, the bench on refuge property The dike at "Ding "Darling was mentioned Wednesday in Lower West Coast Region, which includes nearly all of testimony before the Marine Fisheries Commission in Southwest Florida, is now in a "caution" phase. Two recent improvements at the J.N. "Ding" Darling Fort Myers. Steve Long, a fisherman from Bokeelia, said The SFWMD water condition phases run from good, National Wildlife Refuge will enhance the experience of fishing used to be better before the dike. He added that to average, to caution to critical. The remaining three the nearly 1 million people who visit the refuge every what used to be areas of grass beds behind the dikes were areas within the SWFMD jurisdiction are all rated year. Both improvements were funded by the Ding Darling now mostly mud. "average." Wildlife Society. Wildlife Drive in the refuge goes along the top of the According to the Water Watch report, so far, 1.85 Weary birders and other nature lovers are enjoying a new dikes. inches of rain have fallen district-wide for the month of spot to rest in the shade at the Bailey Tract off Tarpon Bay Refuge Manager Lou Hinds, talking Thursday, Nov. 19, November. The average rainfall for the month thus far Road. The society recently installed a bench and planted at the Conservation Council meeting at the refuge, said he is 0.97 inches. Most of the rain has occurred over the alongside it a 20-foot-tall gumbo limbo tree that was re- has heard increasing criticism recently of the dike, includ- southeastern portion of the district. However, the lower moved from The Sanctuary construction site at Wulfert ing the criticism the night before and criticism at meet- west coast has received an average of 0.33 inches ~ far Point. ings on the island. below the rain amounts received in other areas of the At the refuge's Visitor Center off Sanibel-Captiva Road, Hinds said the 800 acres behind the dikes was undoubt- district. a series of new signs are in place identifying the many edly more productive before the dikes were built about 20 Ground water levels in the Bonita Sprints/north species of native vegetation around the center and along years ago. Naples area have declined almost 10 feet in the last 30 the boardwalk leading to Wildlife Drive. From button- However, he added, a primary product of those areas was days. Phase One restrictions are in place in that area. wood and coral bean to wax myrtle and wild coffee, the mosquitoes. The original purpose of the dikes was to hold Water shortage warnings are in place for the remaining signs let visitors know the common and scientific names in water in order to flood mud flats that would serve as a areas of Lee and Collier counties, according to the re- of more than 40 species of plants. breeding ground for mosquitoes if they were not flooded. port. The refuge has attempted to manage the water levels for For additional information, call (800) 662-TURN. Please see SOCIETY, page 11B fish and birds while also flooding to prevent mosquitoes. Photos by The vegetation sign pro- ject was the brainchild of Cecil Sturm, a refuge vol- unteer and Ding Darling Society board member. Sturm enlisted the help of Bob Slayton in identifying the trees and plants. Then he shopped for and ordered the small plaques, cut the pipe, drilled the holes, ft assembled the signs and f installed them with the help of refuge staffer Scott Player. Thanksgiving The Ding Darling Soci- ety is a volunteer organiza- tion dedicated to enhancing public understanding of the Day Feast Sanibel refuge as a wildlife habitat to be respected and Fill your plate as often as you like with protected. The society has some wonderful food fantasies... more than 800 members and 150 active volunteers .. .Roast Turkey and Stuffing, Top who perform a myriad of Round of Beef, Baked Grouper, Filet of services at the refuge. An example of the vegetation identification The society celebrates its Tuna, Grilled Carolina Chicken and signs, top, and the bench and gumbo limbo 10th anniversary this year. Carved Pit Ham. tree in the Bailey Tract, above. Chadwick's Seafood Display has always been a fresh tradition and the Bountiful Harvest of Soup, Salads, Garden Fresh 9{ezuest • Largest • Qutffront Vegetables, Breads and Desserts from Chadwick's Bakery... A Seasonal faptana Favorite. Thursday, November 26,1992 on the Qulf 11:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. The ultimate in elegance - $18.95 per person architectural design - interi- or appointments and Children 4 - 10 $8.75 superior workmanship. Lantana on the Gulf with Children under magnificent panoramic 4 complimentary views of the Gulf of Mexico offers two spacious floor- plans featuring three bed- rooms, three and one-half baths, plus den/holiday PowerHaus in the Lounge room. Ready for immedi- ate occupancy 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Prices starting at Nightly except Tuesday. $795,000 Contact: Rose Gibney Dakos Broker Salesperson 813/472-3121 • 472-4994 Eves. Morning, Noon *n* Night Toll Free 800/232-6004 AT THE ENTRANCE TO SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION, CAPTIVA ISLAND Reservations Required. 472-5111 CO South Seas plans second annual holiday open house M South Seas Plantation Resort & Yacht Harbour on Cap- special treats and discounts for holiday shopping. 15th Annual Ye Olde Madrigal Feaste. True-to-the-times oc tiva is planning a December full of activities, and has ex- On Saturday, Dec. 12, the resort is hosting a "Fishing costumes and a seven-course meal make this an event not u tended an open invitation to local residents and visitors to Fun" tournament to benefit Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Area to miss. o stop by and enjoy the holiday season on its 330 acres. businesses are encouraged to participate by purchasing a Finally, Santa, Frosty, Rudolph and friends will make a From Dec. 1-20, the gates of South Seas Plantation will boat for the morning excursion for $250. Prizes will be stop at Chadwick's for breakfast with the whole family on be open to the public for shopping, dining and holiday awarded for the ugliest fish, fattest fish, etc. Saturday, Dec. 19, and Thursday, Dec. 24. 0) specials. During these dates, the resort will be accepting On Dec. 19, the resort turns back the clock with the For more information, call 472-5111, ext. 3312. cash and major credit cards in all restaurants and shopping areas, including the King's Crown Restaurant, Cap'n Al's, Uncle Bob's Ice Cream Shop, Reflections Dockside Bou- Durward Kirby's autobiography published tique, Golf and Tennis Pro Shops and On & Offshore. Special discounts on a wide selection of holiday mer- The previously untold tales of comic Durward Kirby's the more enticing is the simultaneous publication of 3 chandise will be available. rise to stardom on "The Garry Moore Show" are included Kirby's wife's third book. Pax Kirby's witty collection of Also during the Holiday Open House, visitors can play in his just released autobiography, "My Life ... Those prose and poetry is titled, "Jingled for the Jangled," and is 1 tennis on any of the laykold tennis courts (seven lit for Wonderful Years!" illustrated by internationally-known artist, Mel Crawford. night play), golf on the seaside links or enjoy a variety of Published by Tabby House Books, Kirby's story in- Durward, a seasonal resident of Sanibel, fell in love with water sports, including water-skiing, sailing, snorkeling, cludes 16 pages of photographs, starting with his adven- radio during the early years of broadcasting and was deter- fishing, parasailing, wave runners, canoeing and more. turous boyhood on the banks of the Ohio River, his early mined to become one of the nation's top announcers. In a This year, Captiva will host its second annual Luminary days as a Midwestern radio announcer and his more than story that rivals Mark Twain and Horatio Alger, he tells Trail beginning at dusk on Saturday, Dec. 5. The trail fea- 25 years with Garry Moore at the peak of television's how he pulled himself up by this ingenuity, talent and tures all shops from Chadwick's Square to Bayside Marina finest days. perseverance into top network shows in Indiana and and north to the Yacht Harbour at the resort, providing What makes the pre-Christmas release of this book all Chicago before becoming captivated by the possibilities of the new television industry in New York City. His story is the story of development of commercial television, the behind-the-scenes activities, where an ele- vator might serve as a dressing room for quick changes. Durward shares bloopers and blunders and the challenge of live television. Find out what it was like to work with Garry Moore and Carol Burnett and a host of other stars Wishing You from coast to coast. Also read about his more than 50-year marriage to Pax and his awe-inspiring visits with Cardinal Francis Spell- man and Bishop Fulton Sheen. "My Life ... Those Wonderful Years!" is available And Your Family through local bookstores for $ 18.95. The Islander can handle all your classified needs A Happy Thanksgiving Call LuAnn at 472-5185 JOIN US FRIDAY, NOV. 27 from your friends at FOR A FREE "QUILL IN & OPEN HOUSE ALL QUILLERS AND WOULD BE QUILLERS ARE INVITED. 1 HOUR CRASH COURSES IN QUILLING WILL BE OFFERED ON THE HOUR. BAILEY'S COME IN FOR A FREE MAKE-IT, TAKE-IT HOLI- DAY QUILLING PROJECT LEARN THE BASICS & TAKE HOME A QUILLED PIECE. RESERVA- TIONS STRONGLY SUGGESTED - CALL TERRY @ 395-0080. BRING IN THIS AD & GET 20% OFF ANY QUILLING SUPPLIES!!! 2330 PALM RIDGE RD. CENTER PALM RIDGE PLACE SANIBEL High: 82° Low: 71° Sunset: 5:47 p.m. Join the south- bound birds flocking to the Mucky Duck for lunch and dinner! BJVGLISH Serving Lunch 11:30-2:30 & Dinner 5:00 - 9:30 Closed Sundays Located deep in the heart of downtown Captiva On The Gulf V Credit Cards Accepted 472-3434 w Business briefs CD Higgenbotham to serve has posted a 12 percent sales increase for the third quarter of 1992, with gross sales volume of $69.8 million, com- Hall top VIP producer (D as RTC auction host pared to $62.5 million for the same period in 1991. VIP Realty Group Inc. has announced that James D. 55 Higgenbotham Auctioneers International Ltd. Inc. will Through nine months of '92, the Collier/Lee division Hall, GRI, broker/associate, was the top salesman for the serve as host for the Resolution Trust Corporation's prop- posted gross sales volume of $291.6 million, an increase firm for the month of October with over $1.2 million in o erty auctions to be held Dec. 11,12 and 13 at various lo- of 9 percent over volume of $267.2 million in 1991. The sales volume. Hall is currently VIP Realty Group's top m cations around the state. number of units sold has increased slightly more than 9 producer company-wide with over $11 million in sales in 3) Southwest Florida properties ~ single-family homes, percent, 1,476 from 1,353. 1992, duplexes, residential lots, condos, mobile homes, etc. ~ The Prudential Florida Realty, reportedly the state's He was also named Realtor-Associate of the Year in included in the auction are located in Cape Coral, Fort largest independent real estate brokerage with 64 offices, 1991. s a(0 Myers, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte and Lehigh Acres. 2,600 licensed sales associates and over 300 employees, 0) Interested bidders can call the Auction Hotline at (800) operates 10 offices in Lee and Collier counties. Please see BUSINESS, page 14B 945-2575 for a free full-color auction brochure. The Dec. 11 auction will be held in Vero Beach, the Dec. 12 auction in Kissimmee and the Dec. 13 auction in Tampa. HUXTERS 'ONE BITE & YOU'LL COME Marty Higgenbotham, known around the islands as the MARKET auctioneer who helps raise funds annually at the Sanibel- Captiva Chamber of Commerce auction, is one of the top Large executives with Higgenbotham Auctioneers International. J_ Woodburning-brick oven pizza For additional information, call (800) 870-7200. Fresh homemade pastas, bread, desserts The Village to host annual Christmas \lW Different specials nightly Confections *^^j Our entrees are made to order Christmas Walk Nov. 27 ""•"^y-Thursday We also do catering i to 10:00 pm Friday & Saturday For the seventh straight year, the merchants at The Vil- 1207 Periwinkle Way 5:0 pm to 11:00 pm 11751 Cleveland Avenue, Sleep Plaza lage on Sanibel will open their shops for a special holiday iday 472-2151 4:00 pmio 9:30 pm Fort Myers, Florida 33907 936-3660 reception and sales on Friday, Nov. 27. Shops in the cen- ter will remain open in the evening from 6 to 9 p.m., welcoming friends and customers with free holiday bever- ages, snacks, hors d'oeuvres and cookies. Holiday entertainment will be provided and The Village Got a hat newt tip? "FRED'S Give The Islander a call. shops will be decked out in their finest holiday decor. 472-5185 BEST CATCH All are welcome to attend. For information, call 472- 8485. "New Listing" Seclusion. 1+ acre, Deeded Beach Prudential Florida Realty Access off West Gulf Drive, Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home ... sales up in Collier/Lee area $279,000. (Owner Transferring) If it's important to you, The Collier/Lee region of The Prudential Florida Realty it may be news for us. Private Subdivision. Cul de Sac, with Pool and Call The Islander at 472-5185 Tennis. Beautiful hardwood floors. Huge Lanai. Only $197,900. 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His expertise includes the buy- properties sold at South Seas Plantation. Q joins RE/MAX The sales team of Ron and Jackie Martin In addition to acquiring the GRI designa- ing and selling of real properties. Taylor will be handling interval listings have joined the RE/MAX of the Islands of- tion, Ron is a consultant and member of Jackie's background in commercial and from the firm's King's Crown office. CO fice on Sanibel. The two have been in- International Mergers and Acquisitions Inc. residential interior design assists clients in areas of design and construction. i Hailing from Michigan, the Martins Rich, Prindle return moved to Sanibel in 1989, after having to The Timbers THE MOBILE DECORATOR'S SHOWROOM visited and invested in the island since Ron Rich, the former manager of The 1980. Timbers from 1986 through April 191, has For total home and condo refurbishing, returned. Rich, a long-time favorite of the a there's no place like Decorating Den. Taylor named local clientele, will be in charge of the Whether a small or large decorating front of the house operations, concentrating project, we'll handle all the details listing manager on the dining room of The Timbers. from the order right to the installation, Debra Taylor was recently promoted to Joining Rich is another Timbers alum- even in your absence. listing manager for South Seas & Captiva nus, Mike Prindle, whose smiling face had Just call us! Properties, according to Elaine Ciccarello, been a fixture at the old Twigs bar since I CAROL GAGNON CINDY MALSZYCH president of the real estate company, a 1988. He will now be behind the bar as CO Mariner Group affiliate. well as on the floor at The Sanibel Grill. 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You are invited to hear a professional from one of the largest financial services firms on Wall Street address the significant changes that could affect your financial planning . 95 in 1992!. - , The following issues will be discussed: • Florida Probate Law • Saving Probate Costs Through Use of Trusts' 7 • Advantages of Florida Domicile , • Need for a Florida Will i)j. Validity of ROAST TURKEY ROASTTURKEY •Joint Tenancy—Good Or Bad? Oimof-State Wills DINNER. - DINNER We urge new Florida residents andlhose who have not yet written Florida wills to attend this meeting. • WITH ALL WITH ALL You and your friends will find this meeting most informative and ehjoyable. To make THE TRIMMINGS! 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We hear it about ancient forests, strip-mining, frequently taunted - from tee to green - by the many whaling. Now we hear it about Sanibel waters and the Republicans who played there. I pledged that when I did issue is commercial gill netting, especially of mullet. write my first post-election column, I would not be There are other friends, not golfers, not members of For many years the Florida Conservation vengeful, nor would I be recriminating. Instead I Beachview, but strong-minded Republicans who should Association, League of Anglers and major decided to demonstrate my willingness to forgive and also be rewarded. I think of one who has been a conservation groups fought before the Florida Marine forget. I am going to do this by arranging through the member of the Current Events group, which I Fisheries Commission to bring commercial netting new powers in Washington, to reward these wayward moderated for years. I have a real special reward for under effective regulation. Their argument: Republicans. I felt I could best demonstrate my him. I know he spent a lot of time in Latin America commercial netting in inshore waters is destroying forgiveness, and my desire for reconciliation with these and I believe he was in the pharmaceutical field. His important fish like redfish, trout and mullet along rewards. assignment will be ambassador to Columbia. This post with essential links in the food chain that sustain For one of my colleagues at Beachview who plays in will be entirely appropriate because he will find the countless food and game fish. Roe mullet fishing, the the men's league, I have arranged his reward to be really language familiar, and because of his pharmaceutical taking of females for their roe — destruction of future meaningful. I believe he will be assigned as experience, he may even find the drug lords easier to generations of the species - usually for export, is ambassador to Bosnia. So that he won't be there alone, deal with than if he were some wet-eyed liberal. unconscionable. one of the men he plays with frequently is being Another man who has been very active in the current Netters counter that the resource is not seriously assigned ambassador to Serbia. This will keep them events group" prided himself on being a devil's advocate threatened and that netting makes jobs for struggling close together and while they won't be able to trade all the while I was involved in these discussions. And people'who have netted for generations and must net golf shots, they will be able to trade other shots which one of bis great concerns was the strife in the Middle to feed their families. As rhetoric warns, them- will be longer and straighter, hopefully without injury. East. As such, I have arranged for him not to be an against-us, class-filled images fume up; honest, I am sure they both will do a great deal to keep that ambassador to just one particular country there, but to hardworking common folk against fat-cat sports struggle from flaming, and will bring peace to that be a special envoy to the whole Middle East. It is my fishermen who would deprive them of their horribly suffering world. feeling that as a sincere nonpartisan in that area, he livelihood. For anotherone of my other golf playing baddies, might either bring a real lastiiije peacetoj who happens to be unabashedly Irish, I am quite sure East or start a blood bath, the likes of which we have that his ambassadorship to Northern Ireland has already never seen before. been approved, and suspect he will find it a very One other reward that I feel is deserving goes to a Councilman's Corner interesting and exciting place to be. I know he likes to man who plays golf at The Dunes, but eats and drinks walk, and perhaps when he is in Northern Ireland he may even want to run. Please see TIME, page 5C ByWallyKain Discouraged in their attempts to get effective Letters regulation, the conservation groups formed Save Our As residents of Captiva, we should count our Sealife to petition for a constitutional amendment Captiva bike path plan blessings — just about a mile from us is a bike plant which would sharply curtail netting in Florida waters. raises questions on Sanibel which runs almost uninterrupted over four This would follow successful initiatives in miles to the Sanibel school and then just a short California, Texas and Georgia. FCA Executive To the editor distance to the "Ding" Darling preserve, and there are Director Ted Forsgren reports that the petition is The Islander less than 10 entries in the entire stretch and they are "going like grassfire" and that the matter is destined There is now being circulated, a petition for a bike fairly close. A biker can ride for over six miles one for the ballot in 1994. _ path on Captiva, which as I understand it, would be way without fear of autos. As drivers, we can drive This year, well documented mullet netter financed by the county. I would like to make the without fear of bikers. following comments. misbehavior in local waters angered islanders and the Russell Bilgore city sought relief from the Fisheries Commission: While I agree with the concept of bike paths Captiva strong regulatory protection for mullet and the wholeheartedly, I am disturbed about this proposal for banning of netting in Sanibel waters. As reported the following reasons: County voters play elsewhere in this issue, this effort culminated at a 1. Safety - It will not be a safe path for the bike rider 1 regional workshop meeting of the FMFC on Nov. or for the residents whose driveways it crosses. On 'cruel joke on themselves 18. The city, supported by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife both sides of Captiva Drive between Blind Pass and Service, with special credit to Lou Hinds, "Ding" Tween Waters (a distance of approximately 1 1/2 To the editor Darling Refuge Manager, and by just about every miles), there are more than 60 entries to properties on The Islander conservation group on Sanibel-Captiva, pled the case each side of the road. This means that approximately My sincere condolences to Lee Memorial Hospital, for a conservation zone in Sanibel waters. All deserve every 100 feet there is a chance for an accident that the board of directors and the citizens of Lee County for a "well done." could cripple someone for life. Do the residents of the loss of John Valentine. . In 1990, Gov. (Bob) Martinez appointed John The netters presented bread-and-butter arguments Captiva want to live with this fear that every time they Valentine to the board of Lee Memorial Hospital. The against the conservation zone with simple eloquence. enter or leave their home there is a chance of an selection process was extensive and his appointment The outcome of rule-making by the FMFC, governor accident with a biker crossing their driveway? Even if was based on his qualifications and experience in the and cabinet is uncertain. And the bearing of the extreme care were exercised by residents, who would health care field, which has spanned 40 years. impending Constitutional amendment is unclear. police the many delivery and service people who come One plea made by the netters requires attention: Let and go in and out of these driveways almost daily? In • Bachelor's degree: business administration netters and conservationists sit down, reason together planning this path, didn't the people involved consider •Master's degree: financial management and find a way to share the mullet resource. But this the element of risk to human life? I urge these people •Doctor's degree: hospital administration process has been going on for years, before the to face this threat before spending a small fortune on •Diplomat: American Academy of Medical FMFC and elsewhere, and made little progress. In the what may become a death trap instead of what a bike Administrators meantime, the mullet population is in tragic decline path was meant to be. •Life Fellow: American College of Health Care and the FMFC staff characterizes local mullet waters 2. Privacy - Certainly not of as great a concern as Executives as the most overfished in the state. Share what? one of safety, but we should also consider that privacy • Fellow: Royal Society of Health Netters make another appealing point If you would may be invaded. There is nothing short of a gate that •Member of Lee Memorial Board of Directors close "Ding" Darling waters to our mullet boats could prevent a venturesome group of bikers, or a •Dean 'aylor University School of Hospital because of prop-dredge damage to sea grasses, close single biker, from driving his silent bike up one of Admin stration them to all power vessels, pleasure and sportfishing these driveways to "explore" what lies beyond. Do we • Full pro "essor hospital administration want to become a community of gates to insure our Please see NETTING, page 8C privacy? I think not. Please see LETTERS, page 8C o Two of Chef Peter's easy and useful recipes CM November's Viva la Chef Class held at Chadwick's brown. If necessary, add one tablespoon water. Add the OE Restaurant at South Seas Plantation was excellent. Chef curry, stir and cook 1 minute. Add three tablespoons of 111 Q Peter did two very easy and useful recipes. One is a new, the liquid from the oysters, bring to a boil, add the to me, version of an old favorite, a salad you don't hear WHAT'S zucchini, tomatoes, salt and pepper. Remove from heat; much about anymore, Waldorf. The other was a turkey cut the remaining butter in pieces and gradually stir it in. CO dish which I will do another time. COOKING? Stir in the oysters and the remaining liquid. Spoon over I always learn when I attend these classes. pasta. This serves 4. Chef Peter said that when you make Waldorf salad |e*%;k By Bobbie Sharp always use Granny Smith apples as they do not discolor The following is one of the most sumptuous and divine as quickly. Remember that tip. cocktail "goodies" I have ever had. It's a snap to make and The following is an unusual oyster dish. Try it, you will can be done a few hours ahead. What more do you want? i Chef Peter's Waldorf Salad love it. CM 1 head radicchio lettuce, leaves separated, Salmon and Roe Mousse washed and patted dry Oysters in Curry Sauce 6 ounce either Lox or Nova | 4 Granny Smith apples, cored and diced 12 large oysters, shucked and reserve the liquid 1/2 cup very cold heavy cream 8 ounces peach yogurt 3 tablespoons zucchini, minced, blanched in 2 dashes Tabasco 3 tablespoons honey boiling water, drained and patted dry Salt and pepper I 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 shallots, minced 2 tablespoons salmon roe 1/4 cup chopped walnuts 1/4 pound butter Dili minced for garnish i In a bowl, mix the yogurt, honey, cinnamon and 1 teaspoon curry Melba toast rounds walnuts. Add the apples and toss to coat them thoroughly. 1 medium tomato, cored, peeled and diced Fit the steel blade in your food processor. Add the lox Take 8 salad plates and put a leaf or two of radicchio on Salt and pepper and blend until it is smooth. Scrape into a bowl. Beat the each plate. Divide the apple mix between the plates, Pasta cream until it holds stiff peaks. Gently fold in half the letting it flow out one end of the leaves. You can also add Place the oysters and their liquid in a sauce pan, add just cream in the lox, add the Tabasco, salt and pepper. Fold white seedless grapes to this but be sure to cut them in enough water to cover them. Cook over medium heat carefully. Fold in the rest of the cream and the roe. Scrape half or you will chase them around the plate. until the edges start to "frill". Set aside and keep warm. into a serving bowl, cover and refrigerate at least two Take a saute pan and melt two tablespoons butter, saute hours. Before serving remove cover and garnish with the the shallots in the butter over medium heat. Do not let dill. Serve with the toast rounds. Rated 31/2 Stars Jean Le Boeuf Building permits recorded at Sanibel City Hall PERMITS during the weeks ending Nov. 20, 1992, in- cluded: AND DEEDS IMPAy THE THAI RESTAURANT $1,175: Sydney Hooper, 1351 Middle Gulf Drive, 1A, OLDES slab by owner. (11-13) OPEN FOR LUNCH BEER $100: Joseph Peers, 737 Periwinkle Way, L.P. tank by WEEKDAYS ON THE Petrolane Gas. (11-12) $205,000: Victoria Capuano to Bobby D. Trivett and N $0: Dunes Golf & Tennis Club, 949 Sandcastle Road, Donna J. Prochaska, lot 17,-Southwinds. 11:30-3:00 temporary tent by owner. (11-12) Condominium sales recorded at the Lee County during the weeks ending Nov. 7, 1992, for more OPEN FOR DINNER Deeds recorded at the Lee County Courthouse than $80,000 included: 7 DAYS during the weeks ending Nov. 7, 1992, for more $359,400: Hillsboro Enterprises Inc. to Louise F. Camp- 5:00-10:00 than $80,000 included: bell, unit 201, Gulf side Place. $625,000: Suzannah J. Fabing and Priscilla R. Gibbs $248,000: Lowell and Amy Sand to Anne E. Ridgeway, BEST THAI FOOD and Howard W. Fabins to Terence Michael Clark, lot 3, unit 541, Loggerhead Cay. IN TOWN! Tahiti Shores. $210,000: Robert B. and Lynn A. Ritchlin to David A. $325,000: Frank F. Wilson II and Willis Lee and Jane R. Fontanella and Christine Krithakes, apartment 1441, Sani- Daily Specials Wilson to Edwin T. French Jr., lots 14 and 15, block A, bel Moorings. Seagrape. $205,000: Richard J. and Rosemary G. Blackwell to 17274 SAN CARLOS BLVD. $303,000: Franceses Wakin to Martin S. and Enid G. Kenneth Alan and Mary K. Stewart and Kenneth A. and SUITE 203-5 Packard and Eddi Lynn Wolk, government lot 1, section Mary Kathryn Stewart, apartment 1442, Sanibel Moorings. FORT MYERS BEACH, FL 29, township 46 S, range 22 E, Sanibel. $195,000: Stuart H. and Olympia Watson to Riff at F. and 813-454-3020 Margaret E. Morgan, unit 1006, Sanibel Harbour Tower. Islander $191,000: John H. and Patricia A. Donovan and Paul D. and Joanne N. Fiore to James Michael and Gail A. 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Tuesday, Nov. 24, 1992 Recreation 3C Cypress gears up for District tiebreaker by dumping Cape By Tony Grbac terception led to Cape's first touchdown three plays later 21-14. Special to The Islander by Chester Harley, who rushed for 135 yards on 24 carries The Panthers fought right back though with a 33-yard It was a game of bloops, blunders and long Steve Gary and two touchdowns. Harley's season total comes to 849 touchdown pass from quarterback Brandise to Mike Ash- runs as Cypress Lake defeated the Cape Coral Seahawks, yards in 10 games with 13 touchdowns — a new school ley, capping a 80-yard, five-play series. 28-21, Thursday night, Nov. 19, at Dave Warkentin Sta- record for total season touchdowns by a Cape player. Cape retaliated by beginning to pass the ball seriously dium in Cape Coral. That luck seemed to remain with the Cape as on Cy- for the first time all game. The 'Hawks' passing game set The game contained a total of seven turnovers, five of press' next drive when Ronnie Battle fumbled on Cape's them up for a John Rochford touchdown run from the 1 which came from the Panthers. 40-yard line with little time left in the first half. The with 2:06 left to play in the game. But even with the Panthers' problems, Cypress still had fumble recovery didn't bad to much as Cape kicker Scott With so little time remaining Cape's coach James Hale the game under control from the get-go with a rushing at- Kitzinger's field goal attempt was blocked by Cypress' elected to go for the on-side kick which was recovered by tack the Seahawks could not stop. Louis Hinds as time expired to end the half. the Cape's Toby Forrer on the 50. But Cape's hope for a Cypress, 8-2 on the year, was led by Gary who scored The second half started off much like the first for the comeback were soon smashed when quarterback Danny two touchdowns and gained 174 yards on 10 carries, push- Panthers as Gary ran for 31 yards on the first play of the Salters was sacked by Clarence James on their first play. ing him over the 1,000 yard mark for the season. The half. That led to a Steve Jenkins touchdown two plays James then followed that feat by recovering a fumble on game brought his total to 1,071 yards rushing on 95 car- later. the very next play to end Cape's chances of a win and to ries this season. On Cape's next series, Kitzinger's punt was blocked by secure the Panthers' 28-21 victory. The start of the game was a prologue for what was to Cypress' Broderick Hayes and returned to the Seahawk 8, come for the Seahawks (7-3). After having to punt after but Cypress lost possession on the very next play on a Having secured its regular-season ending victory over the four quick plays, Gary opened the Panthers' drive with a fumble. Cape, Cypress Lake had little time to prepare for Monday 64-yard carry, which brought the ball to the Cape 4-yard Cypress' next drive proved to be more favorable as the night's, Nov. 23, three-way showdown with Mariner High line, where Gary carried it in on two more plays. Panthers took the ball 52 yards on 10 plays for another and Lely High to see which team would secure the District The next drive didn't help the Seahawks as they mounted Gary touchdown and a 21-7 lead. title and move onto state play-off action. All three teams a 16-play, 61-yard drive only to turn the ball over on finished with one loss in the District — Cypress fell to downs at the Cypress 4. Cape started to fight back in the beginning of the fourth Mariner, Mariner fell to Lely and Lely fell to Cypress. The Seahawks' luck did start to change midway through quarter with a quick Harley touchdown, after a Marcus Due to The Islander's Monday press time, the results the second quarter, however, when Terranio Floyd picked Ware blitz led to another Cypress fumble. After starting of the tiebreaker will be reported in the Tuesday, Dec. 1, off a Noah Brindise pass at his own 22-yard line. That in- with the ball on the Panthers' 23-yard line, Cape made it issue of the paper. Head golf pro, superintendent named for The Sanctuary Arthur J. Smithwick has been named head golf profes- Naumann, president of Wulfert Holdings, the developer of Country Club in Fort Myers where he was head golf pro- sional for The Sanctuary, Sanibel's 465-acre master- The Sanctuary. fessional for the past seven years. At The Sanctuary, planned golf course community, according to John J. Smithwick comes to The Sanctuary from Fiddlesticks Smithwick will be responsible for the management and supervision of all golf course-related activities including staffing, pro shop management, maintenance and member- -»..v|• Fishing ship programs. Smithwick, a collegiate golfer, graduated from the Uni- trophies versity of North Carolina at Wilmington. He has more Michael and Richard than 22 years of professional golf experience and has been Griffiths of Sanibel a member of the Professional Golf Association of Amer- brought home the ba- ica since 1975. con, er, fish, re- The Sanctuary features a private, 18-hole, par 72 cham- cently when they pionship course, designed by Arthur Hills. The first nine reeled in these two holes of the course will be completed by January 1993, mackerel fishing near the causeway with with the second to follow in April. their father, Richard, Many of The Sanctuary's 288 residences ~ 106 single- and uncle, John On- family homes, 13 twin homesites and 156 golf village darcho. Both fish residences — will offer expansive views of the 7,724-yard were caught using ul- golf course. tra-light tackle and In a related matter, Tim Sever has been appointed golf live shrimp as bait. course superintendent for The Sanctuary course, according to Naumann. Sever's respsonsibilities will include all irrigation and Canterbury repeats as district soccer champs maintenance of the greens, fairways, cart paths and driving range of the 6,724-yard course. He has more than 15 years The Canterbury Cougars varsity soccer team became the team in scoring. experience in golf course maintenance and comes to The District 5 Class A champions for the second straight year Sanctuary from Interfive of Florida where he directed all recently after posting an 8-7-1 record. The team is coached Canterbury "A" finished the year with a 10-0 victory maintenance operations for four golf courses. In that posi- by Christopher Jenkins. over Evangelical Christian School to win the Sun Coast tion he supervided four superintendents and was in charge The 1992 Cougar squad was paced by its defense, which Middle School Conference Championship. of operations for 93 holes of golf. gave up less than 20 goals the entire season. Leading the That team was coached by Patrick Phillips and its lead- Sever is also an active member of state and national as- "D" were Ken Jones, Ryan White and Kevin Lucas. ing scorers were Kris Cox, Jason Moon and Rob Raufus. sociations of golf course superintendents. Offensively the team was led by Ryan Raufus who Canterbury "B," coached by school Athletic Director For additional information, call (813) 472-4222. scored 22 goals. Team captain James Hann was second on James Raufus, finished the season with a 6-0-0 mark. On Nov. 18, The Dunes Men's Golf Association to the Pin on #2 contest and the winners were Jane De- held a Two-Man Scramble. In 18-hole play, the A Flight vaney in A Flight, Sally Ball in B Right and Syril Rubin winners were W. Allaire and T. See with a 67. Second SPORTS in C Flight. In a follow-up competition for longest drive on hole #3, the winner was Sandy Sultar. She was fol- went to D. Sikkema and M. Seibold with a 69. In B lowed by Dottie Krieger and Marion Isakson in second and Flight, J. Hayes and C. Werner tied with B. Noble and B. SHORTS third, respectively. Baumler with 70s. In C Flight, D. Bush and F. Nord- strom were first with a 74 and J. DeVaney and P. Perkins were second at 76. In nine-hole play, G. Koury and L. On Nov. 20, the Dunes Women's 18-Hole Golf first place. Tying for second one shot back were the four- Association held an Individual Point Tourney. Leading Lorenson were first with a 36. R. Morgan and A. Van somes of Pat McGuffin, Corny Becker, Joe Steinert and Haste were second at 40. the way in Flight A was Mamie Kent with a 61. Taking Jack Harrington, and Jim McMahon, Ed Konrad, Bert second with a 60 was Murr Mooney. In Flight B, Sandi On Nov. 18, the Beachview Women's Golf Asso- Lane and Charles Anderson. Sultar was first with a 59, and Judy Leeder was second ciation played a Best Two Balls of the Foursome (with On Nov. 10, Les Snell, Howard Seyffer, Tom Hannaher with a 57. In Flight C, Barb Hunter was first with a 64, handicap) round. In 18-hole play, the team of Ruth Reik, and Nate Sheckman led (he way in Beachview Men's play and Pearl Vasco was second with a 58 Ginny OTCeil, Lenora McFarlane and Barbara McGuffin with a +6. Marvin Backus, Rudy Mikulic and George Har- were first with a 117 score. In nine-hole action, Barbara ris were second at +5 The Sanibel Rec Center staff has announced that Steinhafel, Marilyn Rahn, Sally Carter and Katie On Nov. 7, the unit of George Brauch, Colin Reeves, the complex will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 26, and Reynolds were first with a score of 65. Taking the prize Nate Sheckman and Gene McDermott led Beachview Friday, Nov. 27, for the Thanksgiving holiday. for the longest drive on hole #6 was Barbara McGuffin. Men's play with a +10 tally. Second at +8 were Bob The Rec Center gymnasium will also be closed each In Beachview Men's Golf Association play on Schneider, Don Manning, Jerry Kohmescher and Tom Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. from Nov. Nov. 14, Bob Baumrucker, Tom Redford, Howard Seyffer McCarty. 30, 1992, through Jan. 22, 1993, for Sanibel Elementary and Mac McClintock teamed to card a +9 score and capture The Dunes Nifty Niners on Nov. 19 held a Closest School physical education classes. Hagerup's unexpired term on the commission. o 30 Years Ago This Week Nov. 22, 1962 REMEMBER Junonias seem to be all over the place, with a concentra- The contract to move the Uncle Clarence Rutland home DC from Periwinkle Way to the new City Hall site off Dun- UJ tion on the beach at the end of Tulipa Way. WHEN? Q lop Road has been awarded to Precision House Movers, Donald Miller, Jean Wooster, Demise Stevens, Mike who submitted a low bid of $9,660. 1 Dormer, Becky Miller and Alice Aleck are the winners in 5 Years Ago This Week the "Alligator Essay" contest held at Sanibel School. has been assigned to the Technical Training Center at Nov. 24, 1987 Debbie and Mark McQuade earned honorable mention. Lowry Air Force Base in Colorado, for specialized training The Captiva Fire Department was called upon to set up a in the supply field. 15 Years Ago This Week barricade in front of Tween Waters Inn just after midnight 15 Years Ago This Week Friday night. Northwest winds and seas from the south CM Nov. 23 1967 An up-to-date list of birds to be seen on Sanibel and Nov. 22, 1977 caused sand and rocks along the road to fall slightly. Captiva islands has been released by the U.S. Fish and Redeemed Watergate criminal Charles Colson will be the 3 Wildlife Service. The leaflet lists 227 species, 24 of featured speaker at the Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club an- Ingeborg Mauksch and Maggie Mullins have formed a which are considered rare or accidental. nual prayer breakfast at the Ramada Inn. non-profit corporation, Path Seekers of Sanibel, which will provide self-growth and help individuals establish and Pirate Playhouse is sponsoring several T.N.T.s (Talent Air Four, the new Lee County Protective Services jet maintain emotional and social health through humanistic Night for Tourists) soon. If you can sing, dance, read po- ambulance, was called to Sanibel last Friday when a psychological techniques. etry, play an instrument or tell some jokes, you can help worker at the Atrium was struck by cinderblocks falling 1 Year Ago This Week to raise money for the Meals for Millions Foundation that from a story above where he was working. The accident •o Nov. 26, 1991 feeds the world's hungry. marked the first time the helicopter has been called to the Bet Yam - Temple of the Islands has acquired for its use § islands since beginning its regular seasonal operations a a 19th-century Sefer Torah (Scroll of the Law) originally 20 Years Ago This Week few weeks ago. Nov. 23, 1972 from Czechoslovakia. It is "on permanent loan" to Bet Lee County Commissioner Walter Shirey has announced 10 Years Ago This Week Yam from Westminster Synagogue in London. This sa- that the long-awaited "master plan" for die islands will be Nov. 23, 1982 cred scroll was stolen by Nazis during the Holocaust, has publicly presented to Sanibel and Captiva residents the Louise Johnson and Bill Hagerup will take the oath of been meticulously restored and now is awaiting its rededi- evening of Nov. 30. A special town meeting has been ar- office Dec. 7 as newcomers on the City Council. cation next week for use by the islands' first Jewish con- ranged at the Sanibel Community Association building. gregation. Periwinkle Trailer Park owner Jerry Muench, 37, who Airman Jefferson D. Woodring, son of Mr. and Mrs. was defeated by Planning Commissioner Bill Hagerup for The Bait Box store on Sanibel now is accepting mono- Preston R. Woodring, has completed basic training and a seat on the City Council, has been appointed to fill filament fishing line for recycling. Duplicate bridge On Monday, Nov. 16, Jean Scott led 11 tables of players In the North/South pairings, Martha Kildow and Dick ter. through a Mitchell Movement at the Sanibel Community Light were first, followed by Norma Loos and Ginny Leading the way were Sarah and Lacy Fendley. Marge Center. Reeves and Marie and George Hadwen in second and third, and Dick Stoner were second. Jane Bodwell and Mel Dem- In North/South action, Pat and John Eichenlaub were respectively. ing were third. first. Jean and George Scott were second, and Barb and In East/West play, Ev Horton and Murr Mooney were On Thursday, Nov. 12, Bassett led 12 pairs of players in Harry Feinberg were third. first, Marge and Dick Stoner were second and Wendell a Howell Movement at the center. In East/West play, Ev Horton and Murr Money came in Lapp and AM. Sabety were third. Cindy Adams and Mary Jane Rawlins came in first He- first, followed by Jeanne Neideck and Cindy Adams in For information about the weekly Monday games, call len Quimby and Ev Horton were second, followed by second. Third place went to Helen and Preston BassetL Scott at 472-4832. Joyce Truitt and Bill Cirrito in third. On Nov. 9, nine tables of players participated in a For additional information about the weekly Thursday Mitchell Movement at the Community Center. Directing On Thursday, Nov. 19, Sterling Bassett directed 11 pairs bridge action, call Bassett at 472-0025. play was Scott. in a Howell Movement at the Sanibel Community Cen- •••••.*•••• Sail away MISS YOUR * from your doorstep. HAIRDRESSER?^ STYLIST TERRY TIPPINS (Formerly of New Spirit Hair Salon) Has Relocated to The New "Billies Place Hair Salon" on McGregor Boulevard. Just Minutes from Sanibel,in The Old lona Schoolhouse. EXQUISITE HOMESITES IN A VERY PRIVATE BOATING NEIGHBORHOOD Billies Place Hair Salon One of the final residential is a Full Service Salon developments along the Caloosahatchee River. Catalpa featuring HAIR, SKIN Cove is near Sanibel Island—just minutes from the Gulf—in a beautiful, protected harbor with and NAILS. direct river access. Join us as a neighbor at Catalpa JUST PAST KELLY RD. ON THE RIGHT SIDE Cove, won't you? Where living ratal pa the way Florida was always meant AT 15951 MCGREGOR BLVD. to be comes naturally. Call 482-7774 for SELECT HOMESITES WITH LOCATED NEAR SANIBEL information or to schedule DOCKAGE AVAILABLE Summerlin to McGregor Blvd. FROM $82,000. Left on Davis, right on lona. an appointment with TERRY/BILLIE (813) 454-6100 •.•••••••••• Officials volunteer to work Save-an-Eye game O By Christopher Strine Mariner and Riverdale) with their counterparts from the "The support of the game officials and other companies H Islander Editor four schools in the southern parts of the county (Fort My- and organizations has been a major factor in making this (D The list of those contributing time, effort and equipment ers, Estero, Cypress Lake and Bishop Verot). game so successful," said Lion John Carrigan, the game's 55 for the Sahibel-Captiva Lions Club's upcoming fourth All proceeds from the game go to Lions' charities. The coordinator. > Others contributing equipment and services for the game z annual Save-an-Eye All-Star Football Game continues to initial three contests, which were all day games, raised o grow. more than $50,000 for charity. include: Domino's Pizza (tickets), Wilson Sports Goods m According to Lions officials, nine members of the South This year, Tom Easley, Bob Gallaher, John Mantica, Company (footballs), Lee Memorial Hospital Wellness 3J Gulf Football Officials Association have agreed to donate Rich Misner, Mike Mongoven, Mike Morse, Jeff Rice Center (trainers), McDonald's (jerseys), Jonsil Rings Man- their services to the 1992 ail-star game, which will be and Larry Roorda have donated their time to work the ufacturing Cot (partial subsidy of all-star tings) and played at Fort Myers High School's Edison Stadium on game as officials. Mark Duda has also volunteered to serve Neumann Tacified Glove Co. (gloves). CD Wednesday, Dec. 16, at 7:30 p.m. as clock operator. Game tickets for the bash are $5; student tickets are $2. The Save-an-Eye game matches standout senior high Earlier in the year, the SGFOA donated $1,000 to the They are available at the all the high school athletic of- t school players from the four high schools in the northern Save-an-Eye game. Those funds were raised in the associa- fices, through the area high school bands and through the part of Lee County (Cape Coral, North Fort Myers, tion's annual golf tournament. members of the Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club. | Time continued from page 1C to at the yacht club. He preaches the famous trickle down Timbers. I would like to wind up this column with a disclaimer economic theory that has been failing us for years. In As I indicated earlier in this column, this is about that says it is meant to be humorous and is obviously his opinion, nothing should be regulated - unions are reconciliation. I believe it is time for the voices of written with tongue in cheek. If some people insist on I harmful and free enterprise should run rampant He is dissent, from all political sides on our islands, to agree taking it seriously and think it contentious, I am sorry. being sent as economic envoy to all the new Soviet to respect each other's opinions. This attitude should It was not meant to be. republics and will be stationed in Siberia. His not only apply at the national and state level, but to It's time we gave politics a holiday and began to economic wisdom will surely bring booming our own island. enjoy the real ones coming up. prosperity to the entire area. However, if he doesn't We have just elected a new City Council. In my succeed, he is versatile enough to take on the opinion, it is going to be a strong City Council, one Bob Maurer, a Sanibel resident, headed the challenging task as the Public Defender in China. that will take positions on issues, will be a real board of a Washington, D.C.-based multi- media communications firm. He has also Finally, I have one reward for an ambivalent legislative body and not just a board of directors. It will also give our city manager the kind of help and support worked on numerous senatorial, gubernato- Republican who is more deserving than others rial and presidential campaigns. mentioned here. that he deserves and needs. This person shall be appointed a special ambassador to Duke Zeibert's restaurant in Washington, D.C., and be the guest of Larry King, who dines there regularly when he is not interviewing Ross Perot. This will 3 Christmas Gift Ideas enable our recipient to enjoy the "power lunches" that Micky Franklin 995-6789 only Duke can provide. i 300 PondeUa Rd. 995-8473 Duke Zeibert's is the watering hole where the capital's N. Ft. Myers, FL 995-6642 stars of politics, sports and media meet to eat and drink. It is famous for matzo ball soup, Maryland crab cakes and the best steak and fish north of Matt Ace-en's TRAMPOLINES BEACH CRUISERS FROM THE BEST RIDE YOU'VE EVER HAD! • 472-5800 *289.95 This is the same ABWA (Better Than bike used by the selling Sam's Club) Best Resorts on Guaranteed bellsl.&Captiva poinsettias RENT BOATS Starting at U79.95 JENSEN'S TWIN PALM Members of the Sanibel RESORT AND MARINA and Captiya Islands Char- ter Chapter of the Ameri- 3-WHEEL TRIKES LICENSE PLATES; can Business Women's Water Taxi to Outer Islands HADE IN FLORIDA '"A /| CAR KITS. Association have been FROM *26 9.95 EZ RIDES BY ~~ "' " busy pre-selling poinset- TRAH-MATE tias for the coming holiday Be your own Captain season. This year, Forever Closest to outer islands Green Ace Hardware is Fabulous Shelling on Deserted Beaches providing these traditional _svnjh£ls of Christmas for Excellent Fishing Areas ABWA members. The poinsettias will be CAPTIVA IS. ready to be picked up at , 472-5800 Forever Green between 9 a.m. and noon on Satur- day, Nov. 28, in time for decorating the Luminary Trail the following Friday and Saturday, Dec. 4 and 5. Colors available include red, white, pink and mar- TIDES ble. Prices are $8 and $10. Call Ginny Bissell at the FOR Chamber of Commerce at SANIBEL 472-3232 to place your order. & TRADITIONAL Money raised from the poinsettia sale goes to- CAPTIVA THANKSGIVING DAY wards continued club sup- port of several college NOVEMBER FEAST scholarships. DATE DAY HIGH A.M. Oven Roasted Turkey & Dressing • Cranberry Sauce 24 TUES. Garden Salad • Squash • Mashed Potatoes, Gravy 25 WED. • Freshly Baked Bread, Butter 26 THURS. 27 FRI. 28 SAT. 29 SUN. 11:30 to 3 PM 30 IvlON. Ml* Huxters The Islander Tides are presented as a public service to readers and are obtained Liquorsp from Priscilla Murphy Realty. 3 PM to Close Tides have been computed at the Sanibel Martell Jj lighthouse. For Upper Sanibel and Cordon Bleu J Captiva, subtract 30 minutes for high LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Old C tide, 16 minutes for low tide. Classic Cognac*7 The COOPER GROUP with 4 Crystal Snifters 9:30 TO Close 3040 Estero Blvd. Ft Myers Beach 1201 Periwinkle Way 472-3333 463-2600 Christian Women's Club - Meets STATE LAW FORBIDS for brunch on the second Alligators NUDE SUNBATHING Thursday of every month at Feeding alligators anywhere is ON ALL FLORIDA BEACHES. Sundial resort. Reservations o not only ILLEGAL, it also is required by Monday prior. Call extremely DANGEROUS. An 472-5085 or 472-4275. u alligator that is accustomed to being fed will become a Camping Horticultural Society of the UJ dangerous animal if left unfed for Camping on the beach is Islands - For details, call Dr. Q a period of time. Animals that are prohibited, as are open beach Faye Granberry, 472-6940. not artificially fed are less likely fires. Fires are permitted, to become problems. A "tame" however, in city-approved Garden Club - Now being alligator becomes bold; he loses cooking containers (not to formed. All welcome. Meets CO his fear of man. Then he has exceed 48x24x12 inches deep) Tuesdays at 1 p.m. at the difficulty distinguishing between with an extruded metal grill for Sanibel Community Center. Call a fish and the hand that holds it. non-commercial food preparation. Ann Nazarawh for information, Because of the alligator After you have your beach 472-0745. Island G party, please assume population here, dogs should Map cot never be allowed to run on the responsibility for cleaning up any Island Children's Cooperative - islands. Fence your dog or walk litter or debris from the area. Island babysitting exchange, him on a leash. NEVER tie your activities and fun for island dog in an unfenced back yard. children and parents. Call Mary For help with a nuisance Ann Moore, 472-2917, for details. alligator, call the Sanibel Police Child care CM Find Department, 472-3111. The Baby Sitting Island Fishing Club - Meets at 6 dispatcher will contact the state. Laura Freeman, state registered p.m. on the first Monday of every and certified month at the Sanibel Community 472-2464 Association building. Visitors 1 All ages, years of experience, welcome. Banks Island refernces. NatlonsBank Main branch Children's center 1699 Periwinkle Way of the Islands I 350 Casa Ybel Road Klwanls - Meets at 7:30 a.m. Sanibel, 472-4141 T3 Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Sanibel, 472-4538 every Wednesday at Mulligan's through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 6 Restaurant. Visiting Kiwanians p.m. Friday. Drive-in window Rabbit Road Center welcome. For information call, open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday for Children 472-3127. through Thursday; 8:30 a.m. to 6 975 Rabbit Road p.m. Friday. Closed Saturday and Sanibel, 472-8687 Lions -- Meets at 6:30 p.m. on the MANGROVE OVERLOOK WILDLIFE DRIVE Sunday. Infants through school age. first and third Wednesday of A self-guiding brochure is REFUGE OBSERVATION POINTS every month at Sanibel available to inform visitors Island visitors welcome. Towers and lookouts NatlonsBank Community Center. about sights along the 5-mile Captlva branch CANOE TRAILS one-way drive, where the Living Again Support Group - speed limit is 15 MPH Captlva Drive and CANOE RENTAL LOCATIONS Andy Rosse Lane Clubs For bereaved people, sponsored 472-6666 Al-Anon - Meets at 8 p.m. even/ by FISH, meets at 10 a.m. REFUGE VISITOR CENTER PUBLIC BEACH ACCESS Open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday and at noon every Thursdays at Sanibel Community Exhibits and audio-visual Mondays and Fridays. Friday at Sanibel Community Church. Call 472-0404 or Topper programs are free of fsccfl SANIBEL-CAPTIVA NATURE CENTER Church. For 24-hour Alcoholics Schram at 395-0130. change. Hours are posted This private center offers exhibits and walking trails. Operating hours Community Bank FOOT TRAILS Anonymous "hot line" are posted of the Islands assistance, call 275-5111. Mom's Support Group - For Shell Mound Trail -1/3 mile. single, divorced, widowed or Main office Bailey Tract -1 3/4 miles of trails. {3 PICNIC AREAS 24S0 Periwinkle Way Alcoholics Anonymous - Meets women whose husbands work Indigo Trail - 4 miles Sanibel, 472-2800 at several locations. long hours. A time for sharing Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Captiva Community Center - thoughts, concerns and special through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 6 Monday: 6:30 p.m. open programs. Call 472-1885 for p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. to noon discussion. Saturday: 9 a.m. information. Saturday. Closed Sunday. closed discussion. St. Michael and All Angels Rotary - Meets at 7:30 a.m. Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva - MASSAGE THERAPY Community Bank Episcopal Church - Thursday: every Friday at Tarwinkle's An international service Doctors of the Islands Closed discussion. Friday: Open Seafood Emporium. All visiting organization for executive Diana Sllverstone East branch speakers. Sunday: Closed step. Rotarians and Interested business women on the Islands. GENERAL PRACTICE 1619 Periwinkle Way 1037 Periwinkle Way All meetings at 8 p.m. individuals are welcome. Call Meets for breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Jean Gentry, M.D., P.A. Sanibel, 472-5579 Sanibel, 472-5575 J.B. Novelli at 472-5187 for on the first and third Thursdays of 2250 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Congregational United Information. Linda Gerson Open 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Church of Christ - Monday: 10 every month at the Snooty Fox Sanibel, 472-4188 Monday through Thursday; 8:30 restaurant. Visiting Zontians 472-1135 a.m. women's closed discussion. Stephan Halabls, M.D., FACS a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. Closed Tuesday: 8 p.m. closed Sanibel-Captiva Art League - welcome. For information call Saturday and Sunday. Outdoor workshops from 9 a.m. to Janine Bordman at 472-1222. 2426 Palm Ridge Road Massage Therapy Center discussion. Thursday: Noon Sanibel, 472-3163 Maria Overdorp men's closed big book noon followed by a sack lunch First Federal and critique every Thursday year & Sharan Llnebaugh discussion. Friday: 12:30 p.m. Stanley Wegryn, M.D.)., FACS 395-2020 Savings and Loan brown bag, ladies' open 'round. Phone 472-4594 or 481- Palm Ridge Road 4789 for locations. Wegryn Medical CenteCenter discussion. 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Road Second Wind and Florence Street Sanibel Community Church - Indoor workshops held Sanibel, 472-1537 January, February and March. Sanibel, 472-4131 Massage Therapy Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. open step Courses 472-3481 Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday meeting. Membership open to all area 1 through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 6 Sanibel Public Library - artists. Phone 472-0905 for p.m. Friday. Closed Saturday and information. CHIROPRACTIC Thursday: 6:30 p.m. open nth- n Courts Robert H. Fisher, D.C. Sunday. step discussion. OPTOMETRIST Sanibel-Captiva Master GOLF Island Chiropractic Center No smoking at any Sanibel Beachvlew Golf Course 2400 Palm Ridge Road Robert LeSage, OD First Independence Bank meeting. Gardening Clinic - Meets the Timothy Underhlll first Tuesday of each month at Par View Drive Sanibel, 472-6032 2245 Palm Ridge Road Sanibel, 472-2626 1571 Periwinkle Way Pick Kwlk Center Sanibel Public Library. Features Sanibel, 472-4204 Kaye Cude. For details call Dr. Seml-prlvate Dr. David Stoneburner Ounllwl, li»B 101 I Adult Children of Alcoholics Stoneburner Clinic Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday (ACOA) - Meets Friday, 8 p.m. at Faye Granberry at 472-6940. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Public Sanibel Community Church. welcome; tee time required. Call 1640 Periwinkle Way through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 5 for rates and tee times. Sanibel, 472-1824 p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Closed Sunday. American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) - Meets at 1:30 The Dunes Country Club PHARMACIES Sanibel-Captiva Newcomers and Barrier Island Pharmacy Honor System p.m. on the second Friday of Old-timers Group - Luncheon 949 Sandcastle Road 24-hour tellers every month November through Sanibel, 472-2535 2440 Palm Ridge Road meeting at 11:30 a.m. on the first COUNSELING Sanibel, 472-8866 Provided by Citizens and May at Sanibel Community Wednesday of every month; all Seml-prlvate Center. Call 472-5517. Open daylight to dusk. Can for THERAPY Southern National Bank of ladies welcome. Call Dr. Faye Corner Pharmacy Florida at Bailey's and Jerry's on starting time. Counseling & Growth Center Granberry at 472-6940 for further Bobble Maybee Bailey's General Store Sanibel and at 110 Chadwfck American Business Women's information. Sanibel, 472-4149 Square on Captiva. Association - Meets for dinner TENNIS 1619 Periwinkle Way, and business at 5:30 p.m. on the unit 104, Sanibel Pharmacist on duty 9 a.m. to 5 Sanibel-Captiva Power The Dunes Country Club 936-1111 for appointment p.m., Monday through Frid second Tuesday of every month Squadron - General membership 949 Sandcastle Road at Mulligan's restaurant at the Beaches meetings held at 6 p.m. the third Sanibel, 472-3522 Charter Counseling Center Eckerd Drugs Dunes. Any woman who is Monday of every month at Seml-prlvate 2331 Palm Ridge Road employed either part or lull-time Constance D. Clancy, SANIBEL Sanibel Community Center. Full tennis facilities. Open Sanibel, 472-1719 UNRESTRICTED PARKING is welcome. Reservations must Ed.D., LMHC, Luncheon at noon every daylight to dusk. $12 per hour per 472-3798 WITH NO STICKER is permitted be made by Thursday prior to the Wednesday and executive court. Call for court time, for everyone along the Tuesday meeting. Call Margaret meetings at 10 a.m. the first lessons. Peggy JJacksona , LCSW causeway, at the Sanibel Suter, 472-5080, 472-5173, for Wednesday of every month at VETERINARIAN 472-16994 Drs. Paul and Phylls Douglass, Lighthouse and Fishing Pier at reservations. Call Madeline Iggy & Paul's Lobster House. Sanibel Elementary School the eastern tip of the island, at Romano, 472-6867, for Call 472-0080. DVM Sanibel-Captiva Road Island Recovery Coral Veterinary Clinic Gulfside City Park off Casa Ybel membership information. Public courts Road, on the east side of the Janice J. Caron, M.Ed., CAP 1530 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club - Courts are currently closed for Certified Addiction Professional Sanibel end of the causeway, at Meets at 8 p.m. on the third 9540 Cypress Lake Drive renovations. Chemical Dependency Fort Myers, 481-4746 the gulf end of Tarpon Bay Road American Legion, Sanlbel- Wednesday of every month, and at the Trost property on Counselor Captlva Post 123 - Meets at 7 October through May, at the Sundial Beach 395-2184 Tarpon Bay Road. p.m. on the second Wednesday Sanibel Community Center. For and Tennis Resort Off-islanders with of every month in the Legion Hall information call Margaret 1451 Middle Gulf Drive Maggie Mulllns, MA RESTRICTED PARKING on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Call Thorsen, 472-4094, or write to 472-4151 STICKERS can find beach Licensed Mental 472-9979. Sanibel Shell Club, P.O. Box State-of-the-art tennis facilities. Health Counselor access at Bailey Road, Beach 355, Sanibel 33957. Road, Dixie Beach Boulevard, Open 7:30 a.m. until 6 p.m.. 3024 Turtle Gait Lane Dog laws Nerita Street, Donax Street, American Legion Auxiliary ~ Sanibel, 472-6180 Sanibef law requires that dogs Meets at 7 p.m. on the first Sanibel Community Association Brian Greenman, USPTA be leashed whenever they are on Fulger Street and on the Sanibel - Meetings held at 6:30 p.m. on side of Turner Beach. Wednesday of every month in 472-6729 Sanibel-Captiva property not belonging to their the Legion Hall on Sanibel- the second Wednesday of each Private lessons, group Counseling Center owner. You are responsible for Island residents with month, November through May, RESIDENTIAL PARKING Captiva Road. Call 472-9979. instruction and daily clinics. 6087 Henderson Road the behavior of your pet. at the community center, 2173 Sanibel, 472-9696 The Sanibel-Captiva Islands STICKERS can park on West Periwinkle Way. Office hours are Gulf Drive west of Rabbit Road, Barrier Island Group for the Arts Jill E. Ryan Chamber of Commerce can tell 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through 395-1836 you which island the bay and gulf sides of -- Supporting and promoting the Friday. Phone 427-2155. Buttonwood Lane, the bay and arts on Sanibel and Captiva. Individual and group lessons. accommodations accept families gulf sides of Seagrape Lane, Meets at 8 p.m. on the last Your court or hers. DENTISTS with pets. Sanibel Hiking Club - Meets at Roger Dunphy, DDS Remember: Wherever you are, Colony Walkway, Bay Drive and Monday of every month at BIG various locations and times for on Henderson Road at Arts Center next to Sanibel City Sanlbel/Captlva Tennis William Shorack, DDS clean up after your dog. "Leave moderate hikes. For information, Services, 472-3177 Bay Wind Plaza nothing on the beach except Castaways Lane. Hall. All members, guests and phone Sam Jafle at 472-8335. The user fee for the COUNTY anyone interested is Invited. Instructional/coaching services 2402 Palm Ridge Road footprints" applies to dogs, too. byJak Beardsworth, former PARK AT BOWMAN'S BEACH Refreshments are served. For Sanibel League of Women 472-2060 on the western end of Sanibel is information call 395-0900. director at Jimmy Connors U.S. Voters - For information, call Tennis Center. $2 per car. Edith Slayton at 472-4619. Chris Hlonedes, DMD CAPTIVA Careglvers Support Group - For Sanibel Plaza caregivers of those with Southwest Florida Boardsallors - 1630-G Periwinkle Way A saltwater fishing license is UNRESTRICTED PARKING at RACQUETBALL 472-6333 the beach access can be found Alzheimer's or similar afflictions, - Meets at 1 p.m. on the first Signal Inn now required. Fishing in on the north end of the island, sponsored by FISH, meets at 10 Sunday of the month on the Olde Middle Gulf Drive freshwater ponds or on the Just past the entrance to South a.m., the fourth Tuesday of every causeway unless otherwise Sanibel, 472-4690 HEARING Sanibel River also requires a Seas Plantation, and at TURNER month at Topper Schram's home announced. Call 472-6017 or Two air-conditioned indoor Hearing Aid Center Florida fishing license. BEACH, just past Blind Pass on Sand Castle Road. Call 395- 433-4517 for information. New courts, open by appointment. 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Road Licenses are available at the Bridge. 0130 or FISH at 472-0404. members always welcome. Call for reservations. Sanibel, 472-4131 Bait Box and Tarpon Bay Marina. HELEltf NEW LISTING - CAPTIVA "BRIGHT WATERS" Captiva Estate PENTHOUSE ON CAPTIVA ISLAND THOM/S REALTY t ' INC. REALTOR 11509 Andy Rosse Lane A rare jewel nes'tJed 'tween Captiva's Gulf and Bay. On navigable waters of Roosevelt Channel. Spacious, View of Pine Island Sound from this 3 bedroom Captiva Island, FL 33924 Enchanting property with lovely, cozy home and view for contemporary on 1.39 acres has 3 bedroom suites, sun condominium with sunrise room, fireplace, rooftop a heartwarming experience. $980,000. room, large open decks and is beautifully furnished. Pool, entertainment area and spa room. Pool, beach, , 813-472-6669 hot tub, double garage and dock. $1,375,000. tennis and clocks. Furnished, too! $795,000. Offshore Sailing School CANOES o Libraries South Seas Plantation Marina Tarpon Bay Concession Worship Captlva, 472-5111, Ext. 7141. Bet Yam • Temple Sanlbel Public Library 900 Tarpon Bay Road • Five-day sailing courses start Sanlbel, 472-8900 of the Islands Palm Ridge Rd. & Library Way every Sunday evening. Rabbi Philip Frankel H 472-2483 Beginners and advanced. Private Reform Jewish congregation 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday and lessons and two-hour meets at 8 p.m. Fridays in the (D Thursday; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., VIDEO EQUIPMENT introductory clinics also Bailey's General Store fellowship hall at Sanlbel CO Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday available. Congregational Church. For and Saturday. Closed Sunday. Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay Road information, call Shirley or Mel Captlva Memorial Library Sanlbel, 472-1516 Bleiberg at 472-3016. z Chapln and Wiles streets D 472-2133 Brown's Video Captlva Chapel By The Sea m Open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Bally Shopping Center Interdenominational; seasonal, 31 Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 9 Nature Sanlbel, 472-1158 472-1646 a.m. to 9 p.m., Wednesday; 9 Wiles Drive and Chapln Lane uide Plcafllc The Rev. Gordon S. Price, a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Guides 1633-D Periwinkle Way minister sy of the J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge U.S.F.W.S. Closed Sunday and Monday. Alice Anders Anchor Point Sunday chapel services at 11 w 472-6797 Sanlbel, 472-0077 a.m. through April 18. Q. Beach walks, hands-on Livery exploration, show-and-tell WINDSURFERS First Church of Christ Sanlbel Island Limousine lectures, identification sessions Scientist, Sanlbel-Captlva 3 ng Your Way 472-8888 and Individual classes. All ages. WATER SPORTS 2950 West Gulf Drive Sanlbel Hilton Inn Sanlbel 472-8684. Sanlbel Taxi Aqua Trek, Inc. 937 East Gulf Drive Sunday: 11 a.m. worship and 472-4160 Carl Melamet, 472-3181 Sunday school. marine biologist Wednesday: 8 p.m. service. Sanlbel Transit Co. 472-8680 Windsurfing of Sanlbel Reading room open Sanlbel Trolley See the "Ding" Darling Refuge 1554 Periwinkle Way Wednesday and Friday, 10 a.m. 472-6374 or explore marine habitats. To- Sanlbel, 472-0123 to noon . The unique Sanibel Trolley your-door pick-up, drop-off. Group runs the length of Sanibel and rates, available. Lutheran Church of the Isles Captiva islands, through 2050 Periwinkle Way historical, residential, business Capt. Ralph Bartholomew Shelling (Sanlbel Congregational Church) and conservation areas. It will 472-5277 Visiting shelters (non-Florida stop almost anywhere you wish Aquatic nature tours through residents) must have a saltwater 472-5153 to disembark, and your ticket ocal waters. Choice of a 34-toot fishing license to collect live Holy communion every Sunday allows unlimited reboarding the cruiser or a 24-foot open shells. The city of Sanibel has a at 5:30 p.m. same day. Call for schedule. fisherman with a high freeboard. resolution limiting the taking of live shells to two per species Sanlbel Community Church Canoe Adventures per day per person. In order to (multl-denomlnatlonal) Mark "Bird" Westall preserve Sanibel's beautiful 1740 Periwinkle Way 472-5218 shelling beaches, however, most Dr. Denny Dennlson Two- to three-hour canoe trips collectors refuse to take any live The Rev. Donald Rock Marinas on the Sanibel River, through shells whatsoever. 472-2684 the Refuge or to Buck Key. Also Sunday services: car tours on Wildlife Drive. Sunday School (all ages): and 10:15 a.m. Sanlbel Sea Kayak Worship Services: 9 a.m. and Brian Houston Theaters 11:15 a.m. Charters 472-9484 BIG Arts Center Office open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Silent, swift, stable and safe 900 Dunlop Road p.m., Monday through Friday. Boat Tours aboard Sanlbel, 395-0900 "The Spirit of Sanlbel" guided sea kayak tours of coastal waters. Limit six people 472-4650 Island Cinema per tour. All tours guided. Sanlbel Congregational Reservations only. Bailey's Shopping Center Capt. Ralph Bartholomew Tarpon Bay Road United Church of Christ Captlva, 472-5277 Sanlbel, 472-1701 2050 Periwinkle Way Dr. Randall H. Nlehoff, minister Sanybel's Finest Capt. Jim Burnsed 472-0497 or 472-8100 1700 Periwinkle Way Old Schoolhouse Theater Galleries 472-4701, 472-5161 Sunday: 8 a.m. morning Aboriginals: Art of the First Sanlbel, 472-6776 1905 Periwinkle Way Sanlbel, 472-6862 chapel; 10 a.m. worship service; Person Capt. Dave Case Sunday school during 10 a.m. 2340 Periwinkle Way Schoolhouse Gallery 472-2798 Post 520 Tarpon Bay Road Pirate Playhouse whorship service (The Village) Child care provided. Elevator Sanlbel, 395-2200 Sanlbel, 472-1193 1905 Periwinkle Way Capt. Costanzo Offices Sanlbel, 472-0006 for easy access. 472-1206 Sanlbel Postal Facility A Touch of Sanlbel Pottery Tin Can Alley Gallery Office hours: 10 a,.m. to 3:30 Tarpon Bay Road p.m. Monday through Friday 1544 Periwinkle Way, 2480 Library Way Capt. Bill Gartrell 472-1655 Sanlbel, 472-4330 Sanlbel, 472-2902 472-3012 Open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. St. Isabel Catholic Church Monday through Friday; Closed 3669 Sanlbel-Captlva Road Barrier Island Center Tree House Capt. Bob Sabatlno for the Arts 630 Tarpon Bay Road Saturday and Sunday. Things Sanlbel, 472-2763 472-1451 Msgr. Robert Schlefen, pastor 900 Dunlop Road Sanibel, 472-1850 Jerry's Grocery Store Sanlbel, 395-0900 Father Carmen Caruso, assoc Capt. Jack Scagg Jerry's Shopping Center to Do Trident Gallerla Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. and 472-8421 Periwinkle Way 10:30 a.m. Noon mass held from Captlva's Finest 2340 Periwinkle Way Sanlbel, 472-9300 110 Chadwlck Square 472-8282 and See Oct. 1 through May 1. Postal counter open 8 a.m. to Care and Rehabilitation Daily Mass: 8:30 a.m. 472-8222 4:30 p.m., Monday through Whale and the Bird Blind Pass Marina of Wildlife (CROW) Holy Days' schedules the 472-1020 Friday; 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday. Sanlbel-Captlva Road Chlarlno Gallery 1500 Periwinkle Way Closed Sunday. same as weekends. 2075 Periwinkle Way Sanlbel, 472-8333 Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven Sanlbel, 472-3644 days. Launching ramp. Bait, Open house for the public from Sanlbel, 395-0444 Captlva Post Office St. Michael and All Angels tackle and gear. Tackle and 1 to 3 p.m. on the last Sunday of Episcopal Church fishing skiff rentals. Captlva Road Dancing Heron every month, October through 2304 Periwinkle Way near entrance to March. Tours by appointment. 707 Tarpon Bay Road, Good South Seas Plantation Sanlbel, 472-2173 Sanlbel, 472-2902; Boat House 472-2531 472-1674 Rev. William Dodd, rector Paradise Center Island Historical Museum Rev. William Walker, assoc. Things Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven Open 9 a.m. t o 4:30 p.m. 800 Dunlop Road Andy Rosse Lane Monday through Friday. Closed Sunday: 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. Captlva, 472-2994 days at Sanibel Marina. Power Adjacent to Sanlbel City Hall boats: 15-19 feet, 50-115 HP, Saturday and Sunday. (and 11:30 a.m. during the winter) To Know 472-4648 Holy Eucharist. USCG equipped, convertible Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dolphin Waters Sanlbel-Captlva Islands tops. Sailboats: Catalina 22. Western Union Wednesday: 9 a.m. Holy 707 Tarpon Bay Road Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Eucharist and Healing Service. Bailey's General Store and Saturday. (Timbers Center) Causeway Road, Captlva Cruises Bailey's Shopping Center Thursday: 7:30 a.m. Holy Sanlbel, 472-4688 472-1080, 472-3232 South Seas Plantation Sanlbel Eucharist and Bible study. Open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday J.N. "Ding" Darling Saturday (winter only): 5 p.m. Captlva, 472-7549 Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. National Wildlife Refuge - r%sbanted Mermaid through Saturday; 10 a.m. to 6 Continental breakfast cruises, Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. Holy Eucharist. 2075 Periwinkle Way p.m. Sunday. Sanlbel, 472-1100 Monday, Wednesday and Friday, to 1 p.m. Sunday. The 5-mile, self-guiding #43 9-10 a.m.; Out-island excursions Temple Judea Sanlbel, 472-2686 Disaster Alert Wildlife Drive, Bailey Tract 10:30 a.m. daily; afternoon walking trails and two canoe Conservative Synagogue Cable Channel 11 broadcasts sightseeing and dolphin watch, trails are open dairy from sunrise 14486 A&W Bulb Road Gallery of Living Arts hurricane and other emergency 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., daily; Sunset Fort Myers, 433-0201 1551 Periwinkle Way to sunset. Note: Wildlife Drive Is information that might affect dinner cruises 6 p.m., scheduled closed on Fridays. The Visitor Rabbi Benjamin Sendrow (Periwinkle Gardens) Sanibel or Captiva. weekly. Rentals Services at 8 p.m. Friday and 472-0035 Center off Sanibel-Captiva Road Sanlbel Rental Service is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Saturday. . FISH Island Cruises Inc. Sanlbel Square Monday through Saturday. Island Wildlife Gallery Friends In Service Here Capt Duke Sells 2246 Periwinkle Way Entrance fee required. Unitarian Unlversallsts 751 Tarpon Bay Road 472-0404 Capt. Roger Nodruff 472-5777 of the Islands Sanlbel, 395-1100 24 hours a day For additional information, 472-5463, 472-5462 Baby needs, contractor's check at the Visitor Center or 334-4734 Neighborly help (or anyone in equipment, tools, etc. Meets Sunday s at 7:30 p.m. I Was Framed call during normal business need of emergency Jensen's Twin Palms Marina hours. in the Fellowship Hall of the 711 Tarpon Bay Road transportation, hot daily meals for Captlva, 472-5800 Sanibel Congregational United (Timbers Center) shut-ins, bereaved support group, Open 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. AUTOMOBILES Church of Christ. Guests are 472-8788 Budget Rent-A-Car Sanlbel-Captlva welcome. help for visually impaired, health seven days. Bait, tackle and Conservation Foundation care equipment for loan. gear. Light tackle for rent, Sanlbel: 472-0088 Jungle Drums Sanlbel-Captlva Road dockage. Boat rentals. Sail Captlva: 472-9600 Sanlbel, 472-2329 Vineyard of the Islands 11532 Andy Rosse Lane Public restrooms: charters for two with Capt. Mike 4115 Sanlbel-Captlva Road Captlva, 395-2266. Avis Rent-A-Car Four miles of walking trails, Sanlbel, 472-1018 Causeway - Between the MacMillan. nature center, observation tower, drawbridge and Sanlbel. Sanibel Chevron Pastor Jamie Stllson Kennedy Studios 1015 Periwinkle Way nature shop and native plant Sunday: 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., Chamber of Commerce - Just Sanlbel Marina nursery. Open 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 2460 Palm Ridge Road off the Causeway on Sanibel. 472-2723 472-1468 praise and worship service; 11 Sanlbel, 395-1350 p.m. Monday through Saturday. a.m. to noon, teaching of The Gulfslde City Park - Public Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven Adults $1; children 50 cents. beach just off Casa Ybel Road. days. Capt. Ted Cole and Capt. BIKES-MOPEDS Word; 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., home Living Arts Free tours at 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and fellowship. Sanlbel Fishing Pier - At the Bill Gartrell for fishing, shelling Bike Route 2 p.m. 1551 Periwinkle Way eastern end of the island near the and sightseeing guides. Call for 2330 Palm Ridge Road Wednesday: 7 p.m. fellowship (Periwinkle Gardens) Lighthouse. appointment. Bait, tackle, gear. Sanlbel, 472-1955 Nursery available for all Sanlbel, 472-0035 Sanlbel Community Center services. Tarpon Bay Road beach Light tackle for rent. Launching 2173 Periwinkle Way ramp, dockage. access - Intersection of Tarpon Flnnlmore's Cycle Shop Sanlbel, 472-2155 Matsumoto Gallery For sail and power boat rentals Southwest Baptist Church Bay Road and West Gull Drive. 2353 Periwinkle Way For 65 years, the Cornmunlty 751 Tarpon Bay Road Turner Beach - At Blind Pass call 472-2531. (Fantasy Island mall) 16940 McGregor Blvd. Sanlbel, 472-6686 Center has been the site of Pastor Bob Kasten between Sanibel and Captiva. Sanlbel, 472-5577 numerous activities, from annual Bowman's Beach - At the end Fort Myers, 454-3336 Sagebrush Gallery 'Tween Waters Marina extravaganzas to one-time Bible Study: 9:45 a.m. of Bowman's Beach Road on the Island Moped business meetings. 2340 Periwinkle Way western end of Sanibel. Captlva, 472-5161 1470 Periwinkle Way Morning Worship: 10:55 a.m. Sanlbel, 472-6971 Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven Sanlbel, 472-5248 and 6 p.m. also: days. Dock Master John Fought, Sanlbel Lighthouse Wednesday Bible Study: 7 At the eastern tip of Sanlbel 1102 Periwinkle Way captains Mike Fuery, Duke Sells, Tarpon Bay Concession p.m. Sanlbel, 395-1155 Jerry Way and Jim Burnsed for The historic lighthouse is 900 Tarpon Bay Road close to the Sanibel fishing pier, fishing, shelling and sightseeing Sanlbel, 472-8900 Unity Church of Christianity Sanlbel Gallery trips. Bait, tackle and gear. which offers excellent fishing, a 2073 Lafayette St. Bicycles rented on an hourly lovely beach and view of San 1628 Periwinkle Way Tackle for rent. Boat rentals: 45 basis. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fort Myers, 332-1891 472-3307 HP, 75 HP. electric start. daily. Carlos Bay. Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. SANIBEL'S SUNSET BAY PORPOISE POINT AT BLIND PASS CAPTIVA BAY FRONT PROPERTY HELEtf THOMAS REALTY meREALTO. R H Two story ground level home with lots of Sanibel sanctuary-like site, overlooks Sunset Minutes from the Intracoastal Waterway, home 11509 Andy Rosse Lane glass...sunlight, water iviews and natural wildlife. Bay with water views from every room in 2 bed- has 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, fireplace, Florida Captiva Island, FL 33924 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, approximately 120' of bay room, 2 bath home plus comfortable guest stu- room, double garage, screen enclosed heated frontage and dock. $689,500 dio. 140' of waterfront plus dock. Owner is Lie. pool and patio area, dock with lift. $689,000. R.E. Broker. $525,000. 813-472-6669 o oo continued from pag 1C Ul alike. But there is ample, well documented evidence Furthermore, if our conservation zone had to await along with legions of others in sportfishing, boating, Q that the mullet boats do inordinate prop-dredge harm the closing of Florida waters to pleasure boats as well visitor-serving industries and in other commercial < to sea grasses. This occurs in shallow water that other as banning of navigation in navigable waters ~ fisheries. And the treasure will be gone. mariners would tend to avoid (at least if informed) for consider the lobbies and state and federal agencies We must not blink. Stern regulation is essential. If fear of going aground. More to the point, netters involved - along with interference with passage of netters fail to appreciate this point, history will maneuver, circle, set and retrieve nets in the grass power boats berthed in these waters, there never remember them, sadly, along with plume hunters. beds. And the nets themselves, hundreds of feet long, would be a conservation zone. That point is not lost Wally Kain is serving his fist term on the catching or harming all life in their path, killing on commercial netters. Sanibel City Council. much of the by-catch - in nursery waters to boot - Unblinking focus must lock on the resource. If that do great harm in addition to prop-dredging. is jeopardized, so also will be the jobs of the netters 1 continued from page 1C •Hospital president, chief operating officer, personnel your concerns and complaints as well. I am not agreement of often conflicting interests. director, controller, materials manager referring simply to overassessments. What I am As we watched the ads and the paper's reports, I've The position of director on the board of a county seeking are persons who feel they have been mistreated wondered how such large and costly homes and a hospital is strictly bipartisan. One's political affiliation or abused in their personal discussions with Mr. championship golf course could possibly arise out of and personal conviction is totally irrelevant. One serves Bruner. . the Wulfert Point "sanctuary" without one (the as the law mandates. If you have any questions, please contact me at 472- commercial version) simply supplanting the other (the The election is over, the votes cast and 0805. We've got to stick together when we're natural or "real" one). incomprehensible as it may seem, John Valentine was mistreated by public servants. And then on this trip to the islands a drive through not re-elected. It's a sad commentary that politics and Jon Liljequist the property confirmed my worst suspicion. Anyone issues take precedence over credentials, experience and Sanibel who could view what has been done to that area at the ability. expense of the vegetation and wildlife without What a cruel joke the citizens of Lee County have Concerns aired questioning the value of the "agreement" has a different played on themselves. concept of the quality of life than many of us. Clearly Karen Valentine about The Sanctuary Sanibel "was had" along with many islanders. Sanibel It makes one wonder what the next compromise To the editor might look like, and ask if there's hope for places like The Islander Buck Key Mistreatment by Having come to the island for over 20 years and J.H. Blough owning a second home here, I wanted to express my Sanibel public servant cited concern (and some confusion) over development of The To the editor Sanctuary property. The Islander It had been my understanding that after long and I'm Fifth Thanks to Animals I have formally requested time to be put on the Dec. 3 sure difficult negotiations, Sanibel planners agreed to City Council agenda to discuss the practices of the this development but with strict enforcement of festival to be held Nov. 28 assessor of Sanibel real estate, Mr. David Bruner. ecological/environmental guidelines. At the same time The fifth annual Thanks to the Animals Festival is set If there are others out there who feel aggrieved by his I wondered how such a massive undertaking could be for Saturday, Nov. 28, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Peri- demeanor and treatment, I urge you to attend and voice accomplished under such restrictions, but applauded the winkle Place Shopping Center. Some live animals will be at the event, including ones that can be petted. Among the animals featured or por- trayed in exhibits will be dolphins, manatees, pelicans, PRAYER HEALS owls, turtles, osprey, puppies, kittens, racing greyhounds, NEW LOCATION! listen to the raccoons, opossums and others. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The event is sponsored by Care and Rehabilitation of WE . Wildlife, the Lee County Humane Society, PAWS, Sec- INSTALL | LESSON SERMON YOURSELF Sundays ond Chance for Greyhounds, the Sanibel-Captiva Conser- KITS ______vation Foundation and the FROM 7:30 AM and 5:00 PM I LICENSED I Marine Habitat Founda- M99. 8 DO-A-DOME •KSURED I tion. MC-V-AX 2085-8 Andrea U WW€M770AM This year, festival goers (Behind Galeana Chivsler Plymouth!) THE WATERFRONT HOURS are invited to bring a gift National Just South of Bell Tower Mall Restaurant and Marina M-FHJ-5 VISIT OUR READING ROOM to the event. Needed are Dealer•IBrs V RL4ri>> ^1 i H downtown FORT MYERS 283-0592 paper towels, newspapers, St. James City at the Southern Tip of kitty litter, Pine Sol, PINE ISLAND bleach, old towels and Pine island's Finest Seafood! blankets, fruit and do A masterpiece Choice of Dockslde or Inside Dining Air Conditioned cat food. CASUAL DRESS - CASUAL ATMOSPHERE BOATER'S WELCOME - We Monitor Channel 16 you can actually We are just off the Intracoastal Waterway at Marker 13A. Tackle 15 heading into Henley Canal. 25 slips Cot a walk on. with 6-8 feet of water. Direct importer of fine antique and OPEN EVERY DAY: LUNCH/DINNER 11 to 9 contemporary rugs from around the world. MASTERCARD OR VISA Cleaning, repairs and restorations. CLOSED THANKSGIVING We buy old rugs. Dial y 395-0300 ORIENTAL RUG GALLERY Code 306 at Park Shore Center 3611 Tamiami Trail N. 463-0606 HUXTERS DELI "More Than Just A Deli" TEJADITIONAL Daily Lunch Specials DAY Breakfast To Go Trays - Meats & Cheese Carry Outs • OVEN ROASTED TURKEY & DRESSING 1203 Periwinkle Way CRANBERRY SAUCE • GARDEN SALAD • SQUASH 472-6988 MASHED POTATOES, GRAVY • FRESHLY NOON TO 3 PM $14.95 12 PC BAKED BREAD, BUTTER 3 PM TO CLOSE Chicken Bucket 6 Dinner Rolls SEATING FROM 12 NOON • CALL FOR RESERVATIONS & 1 Pint Salad 3040 ESTERO BLVD., FT. 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ASQX YCGRWXD'Z VXVESDZ NXDX ZE MCFF GWTG Nemo 85 Bagels' kin 127 Mr. Kefauver cheese 75 Enjoyed 117 —it on thick 47 He wrote 86 Counterfeits DOWN 41 Extremely 76 Captive of (exaggerate) "The Cloister 87 Soft mineral 1 Star in cold Hercules 119 Spanish WSZ JCYFSZWXD JFXTMXM, "NWH RTQ'G HEC and the 88 Ship's Cygnus 42 Approaches 77 Cul-de- — article YXXASGCJTYSG?" Today's Cryptoqulp clue: R equals C ANNOUNCEMENTS! | PETS & LIVESTOCK | OFFICE & I HELP WANTED | | HELP WANTED I RELIGIOUS RESTAURANT Thank you, Sacred Heart of Jesus, THE BOYS FROM Meatman Wanted Full or part-time dock help Saint Jude and the Blessed Virgin Holly's expert, loving pet-sitting EQUIPMENT Bright, aggressive self-starters able needed and retail sales. Mary, Mother of God, for prayers BRAZIL! service - while you're away, HELPS to work unsupervised, with a need (Experience preferred). answered. Thank you, dear Lord visits your home - provides : Digital scales, fryers, grills, hot VJ.S. Five Brazilian teenage boys to earn $1,000+ per week need only Tarpon Bay Recreation Inc. professional, personal and loving ! plates, broilers, coolers, warmers, apply. Training and vehicle Contact Chip, 12/1/92 —SStS— 2063589-1 will be arriving on December care for your pet(s) - short/long I chairs, hoods, Merco display provided. 10:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 19th to experience an term - licensed - pet taxi -18 years 472-8900. ! warmer, bar blender, convection Andy or Mike, 693-1176. 11/24/92 —SSSt— 2062260-3 [ HOME FURNISHINGS | American Christmas with a in Island pet care. 472-1176. ! oven, steam tables, small wares 11/25/92 —SStS— 2063177-1 11/24/92 — Sttt— 2057*91-3 host family In Lee County. After and more. 656-5515/ 997-3339. Part-time Island Cinema Queen size bed, complete w/firm Pager 335-2091. Mortgage Brokerage Office mattress, brass headboard. New, the holidays they will attend a Sanibel, needed concession, 11/24/82 -Hit- 2060669-1 in need of full-time secretary. still in box. Only $298. Can deliver. private school and depart tor • • • • • projectionist. Apply in person Typing & computer skills Call 433-5215. home on Feb. 8th. after 6:00 p.m. Dachshund Puppies, required. Contact Glenn at 12/30/92 — ttSS— 2063178-1 If you would like to host one of Bailey's Shopping Center, these boys, or for more TOOLS & 472-3106. Non-smoking office. AKC 11/27/92 —tttt— 2063510-3 Tarpon Bay Road. | AUTOMOBILES | Information, please call Walt 8 Weeks Old MACHINERY 11/24/92 —ttSS— 2062268-3 Hartwig, Program Director for Black & Red 1987 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE, World Exchange, at 543-3381. Part-time sales help in Sanibel Standard & Miniature FOLEY CHAIN SAW Small ladies boutique seeking Clothing store. Apply in person at AUTO - A/C, $2,500. 1969 11/27/8* -ttSS- 2Q633S3-1 SHARPENER, $50. full/part-time help during Stanley & Livingston's or call 472- CADILLAC CALAIS HARDTOP, Call 540-1778 AUTO - A/C, $1,350. 1984 OLDS CALL AFTER 5:00 P.M. season. Friendly, 8485. 11/24/92 —ttSS— 2063522-3 DELTA 88, AUTO, AIR, $3,200. • • • * * (813) 466-0182, conscientious and energetic. 1981 TOYOTA COROLLA $1,350. Need 11/25/92 — tttt — 2062075-1 SOUTH FT. MYERS Call 472-4206 for appointment. 1983 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 12/4/92 — SStt— 2063212-1 11/24/B2 —tSSt— 2063521-3 Front Desk Clerk $2,255. 1971 917 LASER more MISCELLANEOUS | Full-time at West Wind Inn. PORSCHE REPLICA $6,500 FIRM. TYPESETTER Computer exprience preferred. 1972 914 PORSCHE $6,250. SEE | GARAGE SALES | AT 11625-5 SOUTH CLEVELAND papers? Auctions • Appraisals Mac Experience Preferred Call Daryl Jorgenson for OR CALL 275-7771. Antiques-Machinery- Business November 28th, 9:00-2:00 p.m. appointment. 11/25/92 — tttt— 2063143-1 472-1541. Additional copies of Philatelies Estates 1420 Jamaica Drive. (Tradewinds - Apply at: 1991 CADALUC Sedan Deville, particular issues of Experience Counts off San.-Cap.) 1 mile west of THE BREEZE CORPORATION 11/24/92 — StSS— 2063524-3 16,000 miles, showroom Medical Center. Full & twin 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. condition, landau top, gold The Islander William J. Alquist Auctions mattresses, corner sofa with tables Sell where it's fun! Telephone: 472-2357, Lie. #88 CAPE CORAL, FL. package, leather Interior, mailed at the reader's and more. The best clothes, the best pay, sunroof, fully equipped. By 1/26/93 — SSSS— 2058216-1 8/28/2009 —ttSS— 2040766-1 11/27/82 — tSSS— 2063512-3 the best incentives, the best owner, $22,900. 549-3026. request cost $2 each to Needed Mom's helper part-time. Bahama Cruise 5 days - 4 co-workers and the best 12/4/92 —SSSS— 2063243-1 cover postage and nights, overbought. Corporate , Sanibel Estate Sale Must have references. 472-8380. One of a kind Art Items 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2062274-3 customers! That's why working 1985 Chrysler LeBaron GTS, auto, handling. rates to the public. Limited transmission, 89,000 miles, tickets $249 * Fl. tax/couple. Furniture, black lacquer, at On and Offshore is so much Mail requests with Highly motivated project fun. If you have good retail excellent condition, power windows, (407) 767-8100 Ext. 181 MS oriental. Silk Oriental management needed for luxury 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. doors, brakes, steering, $2,495. check or money order paintings, lamps, coffee table, estate community on Sanibel Island. experience, high energy and 481-7108 leave name and number. 11/27/92 — SSSt— 2060426-5 to ceramics, bedroom, living Florida Real Estate license required. like people, we have a great 11/28/92 —SSSS— 2063662-1 P.O. Box 56 room, dining room, family room Call Brokers/Consultants of Sanibel Job for you. Full and part-time BAHAMA CRUISE 5/days, 4/nights. for an interview. 472-2255. positions available in our swim Sanibel, FL 33957 furniture. Lots of misc. Must 12/2/92 —tttt— 2057604-3 BOATS Under-booked I Must sell! $249/per see to appreciate! shop and resort clothing stores Needed 100 people to lose weight couple plus Fl. sales tax. Limited 2902 West Gulf Dr. - Sanibel • on Captiva Island. Boat gas $1.39/gal. 89 octane. Beer, tickets. Call (407) 331-7818 nowl No will power, new 100% Call Shannon for an interview. bait, tackle & ice. Island Hardware & extension 211. Mon.-Sat. 9:00-9:00. (In the rear). Nov. 27th & 28th, natural 100% guranteed, FDA 8:00-5:00 p.m. 454-1644. Marine Supply. St James City I.C.W SPORTING GOODS! 12/8/92 — tttS — 2062266-3 approved. Doctor recommended. 11/24/92 —SSSS— 2063603-3 marker #13, north to Monroe canal. 11/27/82 —Sttt— 2063515-3 Call 303-751-5021. Scrumptious Cheesecake VHF #16. Dockage vailable. Open 7 Moving. Two Raleigh folding bikes, 12/2/92 — Sttt— 2059235-3 Do you sew? days. 283-2998. Recipe Epson and Qume printers, Ahrens Would you like some extra 10/16/2010 —SSSt— 2054856-4 Perfect every time. tiller, Webber grill, books, photo GROWING DAILY money working at home? We Just in time for the holidays! equipment, pictures, dishes, much 1992, 18 foot Skinny Water. more. 1396 Tahiti Drive, Sanibel occasionally require simple (Flats boat). 150 H.P. Johnson, Send $4.25 check/M.O. to: NEWSPAPER alterations on customer "Say Cheese" Friday & Saturday 11/27 & 28th. low hours, VMS. depth 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2063517-3 purchases. Need quick turn- P.O. Box 1393, Cape Coral, FL LOOKING FOR recorder, hydraulic trim tabs, around. If interested and aluminum trailer. 33910-1393 SELF-MOTIVATED experienced, please call 12/12/92 — Sttt— 2063660-1 I HELP WANTED I Ready to fish! REPORTER Bonnie at On and Offshore, Call 561-1482 evenings or 472-7507. TO COVER EDUCATION leave message. TREADMILL Advertising Sales 12/24/92 —SSSS— 2063604-3 For Sale BUSINESS BEAT, GENERAL 12/4/92 — SSSt— 2060211-3 DP Fit for Life Representatives ASSIGNMENTS. WANTED TO RENT] DC Eight. Like New. OPPORTUNITIES Growing local newspaper PRIOR NEWSPAPER "Bottom Painting $295. Taxi business, serving Sanibel & group is looking for high EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, House wanted. Special" 454-1534 Captiva Islands, lots of energy sales professionals to MACINTOSH EXPERIENCE Dec. 15 - Jan. 15 preferred Free haul-out & launch. 12/2/92 —tttt— 2061008-1 reservations, airport work, will sell sell advertising in Lee and A PLUS. SEND CLIPS, but end of Dec. - end of Jan. phone # $15,000 or total business RESUME TO: Pressure washed, scraped A Charlotte Counties. Benefits possible. Professional couple, with vehicles, $30,000. All offers EDITOR sanded. Best paint available COMPUTERS & include salary, commissions on will be family of 7 Christmas considered. 472-0007. P.O. BOX 846 applied, $14 per ft. Fiberglass every sale, mileage allowance, week. Call Nancy anytime. COMPUTER 12/2/92 —SttS — 2059534-1 CAPE CORAL, FL 33910 $16 per ft. Aluminum, 3 coats. • health insurance, paid 800-255-0899 or EQUIPMENT vacation and more. Send your 12/19/2011 -ttss- We do mechanical work, 2059939-1 914-758-8249. fiberglass repair and boat If you really like boats, really like qualifications to: Jack Glarrow 11)27/92 —SSSS— 2062562-3 painting. Apple II GS computer • making money and a secured c/o The Breeze Newspapers, Texas Refinery Corp. needs mature person now in Sanibel area. We also have permanent collector's Signature Model modest investment interests you, P.O. Box 846, Cape Coral, SITUATIONS call 813-283-5669. Regardless of training, write W. B. bottom painting available. printer - Image writer Apple Florida 33904. 11/25/92 -Sttt- 2063178-1 Hopkins, Box 711, Ft. Worth, TX Call 995-7557 to schedule. color monitor, one 3.5 ext. 6/28/2011 —SSSt— 2037582-1 76101. WANTED CAPTAIN & CREW. drive, two 5.25 ext. drives, 11/27/92 —tttt— 2061249-1 Retired former butler, chauffeur, Researchers up to $25 hr. full/part 9/9/2002 — ttSS— 20606B0-1 mouse, Joystick, tons of games Johnny's Pizza. Delivery drivers houseman cleaner, handyman time. Courthouse research. No and children's software. Own your own business. No large wanted, daytime, night time, part- available for right position. 489- 1986 Sea-Ray Weekender, 30 experience. 1-800-374-4317. foot, twin 260 HP FWC Excellent condition. investment, no inventory, no set time, full time. Apply in person. Hard 0079. hours, no bosses, no salary limits. 11/30/92 -SSSt- 2056345-1 workers only! 16681 S. McGregor 12/4/92 —SSSt— 2061248-1 inboards, A/C, cannpr canvas, Package deal $900. No kidding I Call Ed, 275-1066 for 200 hrs. Excellent shape, Part-time salesperson for Latin Blvd. Kingston Square Plaza. 466- C.N.A. Private duty, experienced, 542-0209, 540-2302. appointment. American folk art. Call 472-0433. 4545. $39,900. Windless Cape Coral, weekends, M-F. Call 466-9634. 772-7434. 11/27/82 — tttt — 2057658-1 11/30/92 —Sttt— 2063294-1 11/27/92 -SSSS- 2063597-3 11/25/92 — SSSt— 2 0 62040- 5 11/25/92 —SSSt— 2063170-5 11/27/92 —StSS— 2061262-1 Tuesday, 10C Classified Nov. 24, 1992 BOATS VACATION VACATION LOTS FOR SALE | | DUPLEXES FOR SALE | | CONDOS FOR RENT | 20 ft. Dolphin, center console, PROPERTY PROPERTY GULFVIEW WATERFRONT LOT - Duplex, directly across fom the Jewels Crown Gulf condo. 2 BR/2 Mercury 200 HP, new bimini, spray Beach, tennis, pool access. Colony Estates. $259,000. Glenn BA, screened lanai, heated pool, hood, trailer, depth finder, VHS, BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND Beautiful Sunsets/ Sunrises. Carretta Broker/ Salesperson with tennis. 2 week minimum. 617-659- good condition, $3,995.472-1370. The Gingerbread House BOCA GRANDE $68,500.(813)647-2256. John Naumann & Assoc. 1 (800) 7460. 12/30/2011 —SSSS— 2061274-3 11/25/92 — SSSS — 2060115-1 A new private home with Remember Sanibel of 12/30/2011 — SSSt — 2061415-7 232-6004, 472-3121 or 481-3553. 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2061433-3 Victorian Key West charm, 15 years ago? 1989 Crest HI 21 ft. pontoon, blended with contemporary Then try Boca Grande HOMES FOR RENT 70 H.P. Yamaha, 10 hrs., space and luxury. A two-minute this year. | CONDOS FOR RENT running, new condition. stroll from a beautiful private Beachfront accommodations CHANGE OF PACE Sacrifice price $7,000 beach on the Gulf. Near POINTE SANTO: 2 br/2 ba condo, historic Chapel-By-The-Sea, Villas and/or private completely furnished, gulf view. Beautiful Vacation Home negotiable. 472-3032. Captiva Library and South homes available. Weekly rentals available. Seasonal 3 bedrooms, 2 baths 12/4/92 — SSSS — 2062187-1 Seas Plantation Resort. Two Call toll free for Information rates. Contact owner, 812/378- Your own private tennis court & 1987 - 17-1/2 ft. Bonita bowrider, bedrooms, two full baths; 1 (800) 881-2622. 0567. swimming pool, 100 yards to OMC 1990 Karavan trailer, low completely equipped space- Boca Grande Real Estate, Inc. Near Beach Property 8/28/2009 —SSSS— 174992-3 Gulf of Mexico. Call for times hours, $4,500 or best offer. Call age kitchen; washer/dryer; Located on West Gulf Dr. available. 5:00-6:00 p.m. 11/7 - 12/1/92, 813- light, airy great room with 11/27/92 —SStS— 2049016-7 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION: 472-5871, 813-283-4358. cathedral ceilings; den; Sanibel Island - Gulf Pines Asking below appraised value. 216/338-8031 Ask for Jim Artale Lands End Village, 3 BR/3 BA. 216/338-5281 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2062272-3 screened veranda. Furnished community. 2 BR/2 BA, furnished Fantastic view of Gulf and with lovely Shaker antiques. Re/Max of the Islands. 11/24/92 —SSSS— 22989-3 Boat slip rental, deep water, Siesta home. Access to beach, community Redfish Pass, weekly or Photos £ references available. clubhouse, tennis courts, pool. 472-2311 Isles, minutes to Gulf, no bridges. monthly rates. Save direct NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND. Air Dec 15 • April 30, $950/wK $1,100/Dec. 542-5627. 12/15/92 — ttSS— 2063508-3 conditioned cottages. Sleeps 6, 466-6556, after 6:00, except May 1 - Aug. 31, $650/wk. Owner. Days - 800-227-3633 weekends. 12/8/82 —SSSS— 2056515-3 accessible by plane or boat only. Sept. 1 • Dec. 14, $550/wk. and ask for Gina. Evenings - 11/24/92 — SSSS— 2063095-1 Sanibel luxury 3/bd canal front for CONDOS FOR SALE | From $450/wk. 305-971-0456 or Special January rate. rent or sale. Beautifully furnished, (201) 627-1267. 305-480-6867. 16' MOHAWK CANOE, Rate applies to 4 people. pool, totally redone. Great weekly Live on the 9th Tee! 4/2/2010 —SSSS— 1965528-3 6/29/2004 —SSSS— 50696-3 WIDE BOTTOM, $400. rates. 215-649-1044 or Box 531, Kelly Greens Veranda, on 9th tee, 5 Coquina Beach - 2 BR, 2 BA, Gulf A golf course home. 3 BR/2 BA, rec CALL AFTER 5:00 P.M. Henry Romersa (Captiva) Haverford, PA 19041. side. Newly decorated, all amenities. room, 2 large lanais overlooking 4911 Tanglewood Drive min. to clubhouse, 1 min. to pool, 2 (813) 466-0182, 12/2/92 —SSSt— 2057494-3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 porches, Available weekly, bi-weekly, or golf course and lake. Annual. Nashville, Tennessee 37216 electric hurricane security shutters, monthly. Call (215) 860-1365 after Available November 1st. Call Fred, SOUTH FT. MYERS. 615/262-9859 North Captiva Island - Gulffront 12/4/92 -Illl- 2063214-1 private beach house. Fully full size W/D, all appliances full size, 3:00 p.m. agent for owner. 813-472-3121 8/22/2000 — SSSS — 160421-3 furnished. Peace and quiet. Hunter fans in every room, reverse B/1B/2010 — SSSt— 1989697-3 days, evenings 472-6726. 1988 20 ft. Sheffield, 250 HP LOGGERHEAD CAY: 2 Bedroom, 2 Spectacular view, glorious sunsets. osmosis water purifier system, LOGGERHEAD CAY 2 BD/2 BA, 11/25/2011 —SSSS— 2056516-3 inboard, stainless steel engine, bath, penthouse condo. Newly Steps to the waters edge. Wk/Mo. garage, and full golf membership. gulf view. $550/wk off season (May tower, ideal flats boat. 475-0536. decorated, vaulted ceilings with rates. Water taxi available. (813) All for $124,900. Safe-T-Realty 466- Shell Harbor fans, on beach. Beautiful gulf view. 1st - Dec. 21st). Seasonal rents 12/18/82 —SSSS— 2063598-3 549-7066 or (813) 472-6661. 3655. (Dec. 2st - April 30th) also available. 3 BD/2 BA, canal home. Solar Tennis, pool, microwave, sleeps 6. 1/22/93 —ttSS— 2058948-1 —SSSt— 2044779-5 heated, caged pool. Call owner for rates. 513-831-6921. 11/27/92 Rates vary. 908-223-6748 COMMERCIAL Sacrifice. By owner, Kelly Greens, 2/5/2008 —SttS— 2009677-3 $1,8501 mo. 2/12/2009 — SSSt — 1892544-3 Waterfront PROPERTY near Sanibel. 2 BR/2 BA, 2 lanais, 395-2313. Pristine, private, pool home Varando condo with garage. South Seas Beach Villa 12/4/92 —SSSS— 2060212-3 POINTE SANTO DE with beautiful -xater view. Excellent view over 9th hole. Top For Rent SALES/RENTALS SANIBEL Near causeway and beach. floor. Decorator finished. Golf Sanibel near beach, brand new 2 BD/2 BA with "sleeping" loft, house. 3 BR/2 BA, 2,700 sq. ft. Luxurious Gulf front penthouse Dec. 1-Feb. 15-$3,500/mo. equity, pool, many upgrades, 1 MONTH FREE RENT accommodates 6. Located on $1,500 annual. Also generous lease condo. 2 BR, 2 BA, screened March 15 -April 15-$4,900/mo. tennis, beautiful restaurant, lake Gulf of Mexico, spectacular view. 466-4794. option available with no balloon. lanai, with spiral staircase to Call 472-5044 or 549-4719. TO QUALIFIED TENANTS. 12/30/2011 —SSSS — 2061271-3 view. Reasonable rates Free car with sale or lease option! private rooftop sundeck. 11/24/92 -tStt— 2061265-3 SANIBEL OFFICE BUILDING, through owner. Owner/Realtor. 395-2288. Gorgeous sunrises and 12/4/92 —SSSS— 2061267-3 LOCATED ON PERIWINKLE $79,000 Contact Mrs. M. Wreiole, sunsets. Beautifully decorated WAY, 1122, 2244, OR 1770 VACATION 1/1 Condo, east end. (908) 747-5930. and fully equipped. Charming Sanibel Cottage SQUARE FEET. Best buy on the Island! Now accepting reservations for Substantial savings. 3/BD, 2/BA, annual lease. $900 CAROL ARNOLD, ASSOCIATE RENTALS Glenn Carretta Nov. & Dec, 1992. Call owner, 215-664-2371. monthly. Available 12/1/92, BBVK, INC. , BROKER Broker/ Salesperson 2/5/2009 —SSSt— 2009680-3 8/14/2008 — SSSS— 1966727-3 Sanibel & Captiva (813) 576-9221. (813) 693-1000 with John Naumann & Assoc. THE ATRIUM - 2 BR/2 BA condo. 1/22/2009 — SSSS — 2007357-3 CAPTIVA - Luxury Gulf front house - Ft. Myers 1-800-232-6004 Beautifully decorated, overlooking 2112/2010 —SSSS— 2062289-3 vaulted ceilings, screened lanai and 472-3121 or 481-3553 gulf. All amenities. 2-week minimum. Annual lease. 3/BD, 2/BA, open deck overlooking Gulf to enjoy Discounted 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2061431-3 Owner (313) 886-4757. unfurnished. 1 block from beach. High Traffic Stores beautiful sunsets. Private beach, Monthly 2/6/2009 —SSSS— 201 D0H8-3 Call 472-4611. heated pool, all amenities. Weekly 2/3 plus spacious playroom and Colonial Boulevard Rates garage, townhouse, Gulf view. —SSSS— 2063526-3 One Mile West of 1-75 (813)472-1764. The Atrium 7/31/2008 — SSSS — 1980965-3 White tile throughout. $439,000. 50,000 Cars a Day Cottages, Condos Glenn Carretta Broker/ Salesperson Luxurious Gulf front condo. | INTERVAL FOR SALE | Easily seen from the Road with John Naumann & Assoc. 1 Top floor, closest to Gulf. Beach House Homes and Estates NORTH AMERICAN TITLE Ample Parking (800) 232-6004, 472-3121 or 481- 2 week minimum. Adults only. 3 BR/2 BA on Shell Basket INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Several Sizes Available 3553. Available after April 3, '92. Lane. 150 yards from gulf. All Annual Rentals Available 11/27(92 —SSSS— 2061437-3 950 s.f., 1,300 s.f., amenities. C.G. Leach, M.D. Specializing in Personalized 6,560 s.f. May - Sept. $500/wk. 7497 99th St. a. N. Real Estate Closings Truck Well Oct. - Christmas. $900/wk. Love The Islands? White Bear Lake and Across from Georgia Carpet Christmas - April $1,300/wk. Hate Island Prices? MN 55110 Your Title Insurance Needs on Colonial Boulevard (612) 426-5759 TIMESHARE AND No pets. (813) 267-7557 or Vintage of ascot. Only minutes Make us an offer. 4/16/2009 —tttt— 2019743-3 GENERAL REAL ESTATE (813) 395-2078, Mike or Maria. away offers 2/BD, 2/BA condos 482-6879 or 278-0489 11595 Kelly Road 8/27/2010 —SSSS— 1996924-3 in park-like setting. Starting as Ft. Myers, FL 33908 12/11/92 — SSSS— 2054967-1 $400. per week off Season. $700. f THE ATRIUM low as $64,700. Exclusive, beautifully 813-454-1600 SHOP/WAREHOUSE per week in Season. 1/1, near 800-572-6423 I.F.A. Realty - 489-3261 decorated Gulf Front luxury. 6/30/2004 —SSSS— 50958-3 North Fort Myers beach. Glenn Carretta Broker/ Evenings: 489-1878 2/BD, 2/BA, den, wrap-around Casa Ybel, G-214. Week 51 & 52, X- 20x20 w/overhead door. Salesperson with John Naumann & 813472-6565 balcony. Fantastic view, Mas - New Years. Both weeks for Assoc. 1 (800) 232-6004, 472-3121 Bobbie O'Oonnell. 482-6879 11/25/92 —iSSS- 2061445-3 sunsets! Contact Mrs. Zapf, only $33,000. firm." Save theusands. - 12/11/92 —SSSS — 2054968-1 or 481-3553. 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2063511-3 owner at 800-484-7304 - tone Bert, (813) 643-2227. 11/27/92 —ttlt— 2061435-3 South Seas Plantation Beach Club. 2/BD, 2/BA, pool, tennis, golf, 8286. 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2054100-3 PELICAN PLACE Owners of restored historic waterfront. Available week 51. Call HOMES FOR SALEj 9/1/2009 —SSSS— 2035705-3 Call me to purchase or to sell owner at 416-487-1442. vacation time share weeks on 700 sq. ft. available in Center three bedroom townhome in 4/4 elevated pool home. Near including Barrier Island beautiful Chestertown, 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2062282-3 • • • * • Sanibel. Herb Simon, Realtor. Office beach and beach view. Hardwood 813-542-1101, 800-741-1101. Pharmacy and Lagorios Pizza. Maryland on eastern shore of Beach Ft. Myers, seasonal rates floors. Mother-in-law suit. $325,000. WIDE SELECTION discounted. Newly remodeled 1, 2 CONDOS & HOMES Home 574-5697, 800-933-1458. 472-1439 Maryland (one hour to Glenn Carretta Broker/ Salesperson Re/Max Realty Team. 2440 Palm Ridge Road. Baltimore and one hour and 40 and 3 bedroom apts. Ocean reach, with John Naumann & Assoc. 1 ALL PRICES clean, quiet. Oalk to restaurants, 1/22/2010 —SSSS— 2059236-3 2/19/2010 — SSSS — 2063523-3 minutes to Philadelphia), (800) 232-6004, 472-3121 or 481- FT. MYERS & SANIBEL fishing pier, charter boats. Reserve 3553. desire consecutive two week CALL KATHY Tortuga Beach Club now! (813)489-0318. 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2061438-3 VACATION interval in Sanibel - Captiva 12/2/92 -SSSt— 2063162-5 Uc. Real Estate Broker Week 48 area in late January, February For sale by owner: 3/BD, 2/BA V.I.P. 2 BR/2 BA, Gulf front, PROPERTY or March in two bedroom REAL ESTATE CBS home, spacious living pool, tennis. $9,500. dwelling. In return, room, mature vegetation, Vacations In Paradise Call 407-788-1399. DISTANT 12/4/92 —SSSS— 2061273-3 South Seas Plantation Chestertown home available garden patio, private pool, 1-800-237-7526 tor any two week period at ' 2/car garage, center island, SANIBEL TIME SHARE On the Beach COOL N.C. MOUNTAINS trader's discretion. Photos FOR FREE BROCHURE ON $245,000. 813-472-1410. (813)481-5067 THANKSGIVING WEEK Discount rates Jan. forwarded upon request. A VARIETY OF No brokers pleasel 8/7/2008 —SSSS— 2037871-3 Shell Island Beach Club on Sanibel Island. Right on the 3 BR/3 BA, loft, porch, Please respond to: PROPERTIES & HOMES 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2062279-3 Beach Front Gulf of Mexico • pool, tennis, beautifully furnished, washer, Linda O'Brien, CALL TOLL FREE: East end. 3 BR/2 BA, dryer, TV, VCR, pool, tennis, 1-800-438-8159 For sale by owner plush two bedroom, two bath 520 High Street, completely furnished. Beautiful apartment. Rough sawn cedar etc. After 10:00 a.m. Chestertown, Maryland 21620. RAPER REALTY In the Dunes views! Tennis, pool Monthly P.O. BOX 619 four plex. Weeks 47, 48 in 11C 1-800-227-1783 11/24/92 —SSSS— 2059232-3 Large 4 BRI2-1I2 BA, 2-story, rentals available. MURPHY, NC 28906 and weeks 49, 50 in 12B, a or (714) 499-1783. elevated home. Enclosed 1st steal at $3,950 each. 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2035489-7 Call owner 12/1/2010 —SSSS— 2005156-3 Island Charm floor, spacious rooms, vaulted 472-8825 Call Herb Simon. Realtor, Restored 3/BD - 2/BA cottage, CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS. ceilings, fireplace, open deck, office 542-1101. A THREE BEDROOM AND 2 1840's Greek Revival, 9-plus 11/24/92 —tSSS— 2056678-3 four minute walk to Turner hardwood floors, pool. Quiet Residence 574-5697 BEDROOM, GULF FRONT rooms, painstakingly restored. Beach. Furnished In wicker and cul-de-sac with lake view. Two Condominiums for Rent!! 11/24/92 —SSSS— 2062287-3 WITH PRIVATE POOL AND Modern kitchen with Jenn-Air grill. 3 tile. Completely equipped. working fireplaces. Many antiques $489,000. Villas of Sanibel: SPA. AVAILABLE FOR Photo available. Discount for included. 3-story barn/workshop, Call 813-472-9492. Unique 3 bedroom (two are INTERVAL FOR RENTI VACATION RENTAL. SPECIAL extended stay. Call for heated & air conditioned. 2-story 11/27/92 —SSSS— 2063600-3 Gulffront), 3 bath. West Gulf SUMMER RATES. OPTION TO available dates. carriage house/antique shop, Drive. Tasteful and spacious. For Sale or Rent heated. Quiet country setting on 2 USE ALL SOUTH SEAS (813) 395-0442. APARTMENTS & Large screened porch By Owner PLANTATION'S RESORT acres, but only steps from beautiful Lighthouse Resort, weeks 1-4, 11/27/92 —tttt— 2060210-3 town common. $250,000. 508-355- overlooking beach. Pool and FACILITIES. 6263, owner. DUPLEXES FOR RENT tennis. Available December, Second floor, sleeps 6. CALL OWNER AFTER 3:00 CAPTIVA GULF FRONT 12/1/92 —SSSS— 2061 Annual lease, 3/BR, 2/BA, 2nd floor March, April and May. From 2/BA, all amenities. P.M. EST, 219-272-0889 OR apartment. Unfurnished, washer- $1,500 to $2,000 per week. 716-699-2206, or 219-271-0115. LUXURY HOME dryer included. No pets, gulf view, Write: P.O. Box 663 BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH Monthly minimum. 11/24/02 — SSSS — 2019809-3 beach across the street. Available Compass Point: Ellicottville, N.Y. 14731 AT YOUR DOORSTEP Oct. 1st. Lazy Flamingo Plaza, 472- Pine Island Lots. Canal front lot. 2 bedroom, 2 bath on the 12/11/92 —SSSS— 2062281-3 South Seas Plantation Long driveway into lush 60'x120' deep water, direct access, 8484 or 472-1025 or John 472- Marina Villa, premium, 2JBD, 5353. beach. Gulf view. Available Ski Vail/Beaver Creek - 3/BD, 3/BA, tropical estate grounds. $45,000. Mobile home lot close to luxury condo. Sleeps 10. Very 2/BA, steps to pool, 2 mile Exclusive, tastefully decorated. pool, $9,950. Bayfront lot, view of 12/10/2009 —StSS— 2053776-3 December, January 3-9, April and May. From $650 to reasonable rates. Available 3/6/93 - beach. Gorgeous view, resort 3/4 bedrooms or den. Sleeps Sanibel, $150,000. Larkin Real 3/13/93. Call 708-432-6342. amenities, dock optional. eight. 3-1/2 baths. Large Estate, 283-4871. $950 per week. 12/29/92 —SSSS— 2063520-3 11/27/2008 —SSSS— 1944096-4 Delightful Duplex 704-859-5663. Cablevision. Renting weekly heated pool and spa. 2/BD, 1/BA duplex available LAKEFRONT PARADISE 12/1/92 —SSSS— 2057500-3 1992-1993. Sometimes Nominated for Architectural now, near beach. Screened 1 APPLIANCE REPAIR | available on short notice at BY OWNER Awards. Terraces and pool Rare Sanibel find. porch, deck, laundry room, Loggerhead Cay discounted rate. Call owner, pavilion. All Amenities. BREATHTAKING view on newly decorated. Ground level. First floor. 2/BD, 2/BA, nicely sa ve! Brochure Available. beautiful lake in private Available Dec. 1st. Rent from furnished, microwave, 2 TV's, Refrigerators & (914) 737-6121 $3,400/week High Season community. owner. 813-395-0247. weeks available in November, Air Conditioners (914) 528-8881 Eves, Wkends. $2,1801 week Low Season Quiet cul-de-sac seclusion. 1/14/2010 —SSSS— 2058247-3 December, March, April. 5/8/2009 —SSSS — 2023451-3 LARGE WATER FRONTAGE. Washers, dryers, dishwashers, Days 201-569-2111 Write or call C. Hall, 1117 $139,000 OFF THE ISLAND ovens, & ranges repaired. Weekends 914-687-0360 Captains Walk, Sanibel, FL Captiva 12/23/2011 —SSSt— 201-569-5033 Large, newly furnished and All work 1 year guarantee. 33957 or call 813-472-4077. On Gulf Estate home. 2060409-3 5/18/93 —SSSS— 1968370-3 decorated. 1/BD apartment No service charge. 12/10/92 —SSSS— 2058246-3 3 or 4 bd, 3/ba, ultimate luxury, Kelly Greens Varanda, near Bokeelia Pine Island end of canal with screened porch. Central Same day service. all amenities, lap pool, Sanibel. New, beautifully furnished, 1/2 acre seawalled lot. 2 docks. heat and air. Laundry room. Sanibel condo. 2 bedroom, 2 baths, Tom's Appliance Repair 2 BR (king & twin)/ 2 BA, den Mature palms, flowering, and fruit elegant view of Gulf from screened exercise room. trees. A real paradise. 15 min. to Weekly, monthly, annual. porch. Redecorated, neat, clean, 368-1474 Weekly rentals available. (queen), 2 lanais, golf, tennis, pool. $550/mo. annual. $3,000/ mo. Available immediately. Boca Grande. $95,000. 283-7420 well supplied. Seasonal prices, pool. Owner (813) 395-0162. Call 472-6034, 454-5152. evenings. 454-3554. Call owner, 1-800-438-3822. CAPE.F.M.334-7361 12/4/92 -SSSS- 2063486-1 6/4/2009 —SSSS— 2028005-3 12/30/2011 -SSSt- 2061243-1 11/24/92 —SSSS— 2062285-3 12/25/92 —SSSS— 2060416-3 — SSSS— 2048982-1 o Answer to Crossword Puzzle No. 475 published today. (D Classified 55 j o CLEANING FURNITURE REPAIR & LAWN CARE PRESSURE m REFINISHING Terry's Lawn Care. Serving Sanibel CLEANING 3D GRACEWAY CLEANING and South Ft. Myers is now taking We live on Sanibel. NEED YOUR WICKER OR yearly accounts. Residential, MARK'S RATTAN FURNITURE Excellent local references. commercial. Licensed and insured. PRESSURE CLEANING Rental units, private homes. REPAIRED, RECANED, Priced to meet your needs. 275- REWOVEN, RESTORED OR FREE HOUSE WASH WITH Weekly, bi-monthly or monthly. 7784. CUSHIONS RECOVERED? WE 1/2/93 — SISS— 2059496-1 ROOF CLEANING. ALL Regular cleans or deep cleans. ALSO BUILD WICKER AND EXTERIOR PRESSURE SECURITY HOUSE CHECK RATTAN FURNITURE AND ["HOME IMPROVEMENT! CLEANING AROUND HOME < AND ACCESSORIES. QUICK OR CONDO. ALSO, CLEAN, & MAINTENANCE PROGRAM DELIVERY. CALL WICKER REGLAZE RIVER ROCK. Inexpensive weekly checks on WORLD 542-3832. Kitchen & Bath Updating COMPETITIVE PRICES! I 11/6/2002 — ttSS— 1672698-9 Room additions/enclosures UCENSED t INSURED. all systems during your to absence. [FILL DIRT & GRADING| Interior shutter distributor. CALL 540-0994 Tony A Grace Lyons, Large or small jobs. 5/26/93 _tsss_ 2051265-1 472-9449 J. CAMPION Local references. Answer to Cryptoquip: 694-5455 . Phoenix Remodeling, Inc. I 5/15/2008 —ttSt— 1966732-3 FINEBUTCHER'SMEMOIRSWERESODUl.l.THAT •Driveways 'Top soil Licence CBC 026246 HIS PUBLISHER PLEADED, "WHY CANT YOU •Fill •Organic Gardening 813-481-0883 or BEEF IT UP A BIT?" mA •Mowing & Grading 1-800-841-1945. •Small or large loads 11Z27/92 —S$S$— 2063244-1 11/27/82 —ttt$— 2045490-1 i WHEN YOU WANT IT RESERVE YOUR DONE BUSINESS CARD IN THE RIGHT, ISLANDER TODAY! CALL A*«« PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICIANS DENTISTS CARMEN J. AULINO D.D .s. POOLS General Dentistry KURN ELECTRIC • IMPLANTS • DENTAL LASERS licensed • Bonded • Insured • COSMETIC BONDING GATOR Commercial GULF POINTS SQUARE Across from Putollx:. next to Pier One Im ports POOL AND SPA SERVICE Q lie. f ME0OO14* VISA/MC 4£ S9-1118 yj WE SINCE /SPECIALIZE 1971 REPAIRS & BUILDING IN QUALITY CUSTOM POOLx HAIR CARE BUILDING J ONLY BUSINESS H&novat.ons Pool Maintenance Repa rs If you are already living in the perfect home, why not make the improvements that will bring you satisfaction and increase the Chemicals and Equipment value of your property? fmatrix* Mon.-Fn. 8 A.M.- 4 P.M. We specialize in custom remodeling of all types: HAIR DESIGN FOR MEN ft WOMEN Kitchens • 2nd Floor Additions • Bathrooms • Enclosed Porches • Room Additions • Concrete Work HAIRSTYLING»PERMING»COLORING • Driveways/Sidewalks Fireplaces • Siding MANICURES-PED1CURES-472-56O9 880 BUTTONWOOD DR., FORT MYERS PEACH • Garages • Florida Rooms • Recreation Rooms 1200 Periwinkle WayAt Wil's Landing • Closets & Shelving • Dens • Painting • Windows Open 6 Days Thurs. Evening by Appt. . 24 HR. EMERG. SVC. 463-2479; Beacon Building will work with you to design your remodeling needs and Beacon is a fully licensed. Insured, bonded, state certi- fied contractor. Please call Wayne Neidlgh to discuss any remodel- ing you may have in mind. (813) 283-1642 PAINTERS SALES & SERVICE LEN WOJNAR OWNER ARE YOUR KITCHEN CABINETS TIRED & WORN OUT? Let me give them a "facelift" by replacing your existing cabinets, countertops, bookcases, etc. at a fraction of the cost of replacing RESIDENTIAL THE PAINT COMPANY, INC. them. COMMEBCIAL Call Tom 267-8530 • References • Licensed LICENSED • INSURED • BONDED 813-275-4818 LEE COUNTY • P.T. 000268 Mobile - 851-1463 EXTERIOR • INTERIOR Free Estimates PRESSURE CLEANING & MINOR REPAIRS ISLAND LOCKSMITH State Certified "Over 400 Island References" and Security Services CC CO54802 Timothy S. Essley 24 Hour Emergency Service Licensed 472-8844 Sanibel Lie. 502059 Insured ^A 472-2394 Bonded SAILING PRESSURE CLEANING SHIPPING COMING IN NOVEMBER - • THEISLANDS CALL FOR RESERVATIONS EXTERIOR CLEANING PROS PAK "N" SHIP SERVICING YOUR COMPLETE PACKAGING & 765-5550 e FOR PICK UP CAI I COMPLETE PACKAGING & 100'BLACK WHALE III J£so* 472-7000 395-1220 SHIPPING NEEOS- THE ULTIMATE IN CRUISING FUN "UPS AUTHORIZED SHIPPING OUTLET' • PRIVATE GROUP CHARTERS • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT • LUNCH & DINNER CRUISES • AIR CONDITIONED • HEAT ^ Sanibel & Captiva Islands • XMAS PARTY CHARTERS • FULL COCKTAIL BAR 24O2 PALM RIDGE ROAD. SANIBEL • NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER CRUISE ' LICENSED UP TO 308 CAPACITY __ 80'BLACK WHALE II MOLD & MILDEW We're agile, mobile Charters Available (813) 765-5550 1/2 Day Fishing Sails from Gulf Star Marina, Ft. Myers Beach, FL 33931 REMOVAL and potentially dangerous. o CM atu REAL ESTATE eg I YEAR AFTER YEAR . . . CM | CM WE LIST MORE, WE SELL MORE . . . J and THAT'S A FACT YOU CAN COUNT ON! WE TAKE OUR "ISLAND REAL ESTATE" LEADERSHIP ROLE VERY SERIOUSLY ... .AND ... The Difference is Results! LISTING OF THE WEEK CONDOMINIUMS LOTS A RARE FIND ON SANIBEL! THIS LOT IS CHEAPER THAN CARPET!! Pelican's Roost - 2 bdrm/2 bath, Gulf Front condo. At only $4.00 a sq. ft. 2 blocks from the BEACH Excellent rental history w/on site program. Heated (that's a 5 minute walk), on the EAST END of the pool and 2 lighted tennis courts. Lush, tropical land- island, .45 acre, and it's SECLUDED! A TERRIFIC scapin.l ONLY 21 units on 3-1/2 acres. Fully fur- value. Call Becky Williams "She Sells Sanibel" nished. Jack Samler, Broker Salesman (472-3121 (472-3121 or 472-5457). or 472-3571). - AND ONLY $79,000 - -$410,000- BEAUTIFUL WESTERN EXPOSURE Horseshoe Lake in THE Dunes! Nice and quiet HOMES neighborhood on Mockingbird Drive. Owner QUIET AND PRIVATE! Serious, Might Finance, WILL SELL! All club DOCK YOUR BOAT HERE! 3 bdrm/2 bath Split Floor Plan Home. Perfect for amenities available. Call for additional details. Jack Smashing Victorian designed canal home featuring a the family or for the second home. Close to shop- Samler, Broker Salesman (472-3121 or 472-3571). pool & spa, plus being adjacent to beach! Dream >ing & causeway, and everything you need on the -ASKING $185,000- master suite has separate his/hers facilities. Gulf fslands. Call today to preview this home - short ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS ESTATE LOT views from roof garden. Many other exciting ameni- notice to view is welcome! Tracy Walters, Realtor On Captiva with fabulous views of Roosevelt Channel. ties! A Bargain at $549,000. Carl or Trudy Deremo, Associate (472-3121 or 472-8055). Fantastic exotic natural vegetation with specimen Realtor Associates (472-3121 or 472-3042). - $289,000 - plantings! Private deeded beach access. Betsy -$549,000- OLDE FLORIDA & LAKEFRONT Belpedio, Broker Salesman (472-3121 or 454-3822). Split plan, 3 bedroom "Cathedral Ceiling Great - $850,000 - Room *Only 2 years New "Beautiful Landscaping NEW LISTINGS "Sprinkler System "Custom Caged Pool "Large • screened lanai overlooking lake views "Customized CAPTIVA IF Frey & Sons "Usseppa" home. "ALWAYS CALL DAN COHN", CRS (472-3121 or 472-9337). - $339,000 - BUILT FOR A BOATER IP 175' of deep water seawall w/2 docks & 2 motor- ized lifts! On prestigious San Carlos Bay Dr. this 114' long ground level home has it all plus heated m * pool & spa. Pam Pfahler Realtor Associate (472- 3121 or 472-3897). 8 - $695,000 - IMAGINE YOURSELF SITTING ON YOUR HEARD IT ALL BEFORE? TRY THIS OUT! own veranda - watching the sunset over the Gulf - This 3 bdrm/2 bth Plus Den unit at Sunset Captiva cool breezes through the palms - tropical nights - is REAL. Beautifully furnished, 2 decks, fireplace1;" all the beauty & luxury you ever dream of ... This cathedral ceiling & private! ALL AMENITIES, & Could Be Yours! Call today for a viewing of this potential rental income. The Price Is Right. exquisite condo apartment - Joan. Joyce Lakocy, ALWAYS CALL DAN COHN, CRS (472-3121 or Broker Salesman (472-3121 or 454-5984). 472-9337). - $625,000 - -$313,000- HANDSOME & ELEGANT W/BAY VIEW Waterfront Home in finest area. Custom Olde Florida bilevel. 2,800 sq. ft. a/c area, volume ceil- ings, Hardwood & ceramic floors, crown molding, SANIBEL'S FINEST ESTATE HOME brass hardware, fireplace, 7 French doors. Interested in this kind of offering? Now, before sea- Incredible Yard, pool, dock & more. "ALWAYS son, is the time to consider this Premier Bay Front CALL DAN COHN'\ CRS (472-3121 or 472-9337). estate home. Located at the east end of the Island, - $695,000 - view its custom construction, exceptional quality and 4 bdrm. guest house, by appointment only. - CONTACT JNA - 472-3121 - CONDOMINIUMS ASSOCIATES OF THE MONTH BAY FRONT DUPLEX 2 sides w/4 bdrms & 3-1/2 bath EACH & Large T- LARGE 2 BDRM/2 BATH TOP FLOOR OCTOBER Dock on the bay! Could be opened up for Large Beautifully furnished, spacious unit has large pri- family or corporate use. Living area on top floor has vate deeded beach access area within walking dis- views of the bay. Call for a private showing. Fred tance! Terrific waterway alongside complex for fish- Spring, Broker Salesman (472-3121 or 472-6726). ing & a pool. This corner unit is a REAL standout - $675,000 - w/PLENTY of winter living pleasures. Call Lynda V -'. Traverse GRI (472-3121 or 489-3201). COMMERCIAL -ONLY $179,000- DUPLEX ON LARGE LOT (1,600 sq. ft.) Across from Colony Beach Estates & Listings Sales Beach Access on East End. MUCH potential - old THIS UNIT'S A DELIGHT! Florida character. Live in one side, rent the other! AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT! - Steps from the surf, Dan Cohn Bill Howard Perfect Location for a Beach Lover WITHOUT handsomely appointed 2 bdrm/2 bth ground level Evenings 472-9337 Beach Price!! Glenn Carretta, Broker Salesman unit nestled on secluded side of complex. Special 472-4420 (472-3121 or 481-3553). touches add to an already inviting floorplan! Joyce Blakely, Realtor Associate (472-3121 or 472-4208). i - $259,000 Furnished - -JUST $212,900- POINTE SANTO de SANIBEL associates, inc., La OPPORTUNITY Excellent rental property w/a Penthouse view of the ttMxatP Gulf! Tennis, Pool, BBQ. Roof Top Patio and 1149 Periwinkle Way / 2427 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, FL 33957 MORE! Fully Furnished and overlooking lush vege- 813/472-3121 • 800/232-6004 • FAX: 813/395-0855 tation & lakes. Priced To Sell! Call for more Details. 11508 Andy Rosse Lane, Captiva Island, FL 33924 Frank Krivas, Realtor Associate (472-3121 or 466- 813/472-0008 • 800/232-6004 • FAX: 813/472-5607 0330). This representation is based in whole or in part on data supplied by the Sanibel & Captiva Islands Association of REALTORS or its - $339,000 - Multiple Listing Service. Neither the Association nor its MLS guarantees or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by the Association or its MLS may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.