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«. U • .1 '...-- ... - —.. Eye on Vote to decide on housing administration Referendum scheduled for October's run-off ballot By Mark S. Krzos News Editor It will be up to the voters this fall on whether the city's Below Market Rate Housing program should continue to be operated by Community Housing and Resources (CHR) or be turned over to the city. The Responsible Housing Committee (RHC), spearheaded by committee chairperson Maggie Greenberg, gathered enough signatures to get the issue on October's run-off election ballot. Philinda Young, Lee County Elections Supervisor said the November ballot for general elections was already filled with constitutional amendment propos- als. According to Greenberg only a simple majority vote will decide if CHR continues to administer the George Player pilots NOAA's Hurricane Hunter, which actually flies through hurricanes. program or if the city should take the reins and steer the program out of debt. RHC, which has been lobbying the city to take over the program since last fall, tried unsuccessfully With new plane, predicting in February to get City Council to place the amend- storms may be easier this year •please see page 10A By Mark S. Krzos Hunter (Lockheed WP-3D Orions) could not pro- News Editor vide. Reding throws Hurricane season last year was one of the most "This new jet will give us the high altitude active on record. But despite Florida escaping seri- information we've been lacking," Director of ous damage, some islands in the Caribbean are NOAA Operations Center George Player said. The hat into the ring still suffering almost a year later. plane will fly more than 4,000 feet above the 21 This year may be different. Thanks to the new year-old Hurricane Hunter's altitude. Announces intention to run jet the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Scheduled for its first mission in July, the Administration (N0AA) is premiering this year, Gulfstream G-IV will give scientists a surveillance for one of three council seats the paths of hurricanes and where they eventually of the upper troposphere, something that has never end up may be easier to predict than ever. been done before. ByRalfKircher The $38 million Gulfstream G-IV jet which is "Basically it will be collecting data on the Editor capable of flying to heights of 45,000 feet will winds that steer the storms," Player said pointing Andrew Reding give weather experts, information that Hurricane •please see page 2A announced his intention to run for one of three Sanibel City Council seats this week. Reding, 42, confirmed Elementary school tops county testing his plans for running Wednesday while speak- By Michelle Moran each spring. Those test the top," Ward said. above grade level (a ing before Sanibel '96 Staff Writer' scores are compared The national median Score of 40 is considered and Beyond, an informal Sanibel Elementary nationally, statewide and score for the average to be working at grade group who influenced the School students' basic district-wide. Testing of school in the nation is 50 level). rewrite of the city's vision skills testing scored high students in grades 2 for all tests. The median Fifth-graders scored statement. again this year, placing through 5 show Sanibel score system cannot be highest in the district for A self-employed public Andrew Reding well above their district at the top of the school used to compare one total median scores and policy consultant, Reding counterparts. " district in overall perfor- grade level to another. the percentile of students said he decided to run when he was approached by Parents should be mance. The school's median scoring at or above grade Sanibel residents after speaking at a Lee County receiving two types of scores for overall perfor- level. Third-graders also Principal Barbara Commission meeting. Subsequently, he attended scores for each subtest Ward said the schools mance are: second grade, scored highest in the dis- other island groups' meetings, including that of taken on the scores fluctuated in both 75; third grade, 83; trict for their percentile Committee of the Islands (COTI), where he said the Comprehensive Test of directions, but that is fourth grade, 78; and and placed second for response to his running was favorable. Basic Skills (CTBS) next expected. fifth grade, 86. median scores. Reding said he plans to focus his platform on the week. Reading, language "Whenever you get up This year Lee County On the fourth grade process by which Sanibel's government works and and math comprises the into the 80s you know Public Schools also level, 88 percent of the issues that go beyond the boundaries of the city. battery of tests. you are going to fluctu- reported the percent of Students are tested ate. But we're always in students who scored at or •please see page 2A •please see page 10A 2A Q MAY 24, 1996 Q ISLAND REPORTER
I..1 -PLANE — :—— •from page 1A dents should take every mated by city staff that it ISLAND REPORTER Q MAY 24, 1996 Q 3A out that its combination hurricane warning more will take 11.1 hours to FL of range of nine hours or ws seriously than ever completely evacuate the eq 4,075 nautical miles, before. island with an additional Manatee die-off subsides; deaths still a mystery Be payload, ceiling, sensors According to NOAA 1.1 hours to reach a shel- Tl._ »# - — 41 and oit^ard data collec- By Mark S. Krzos JH statistics there are now ter. That estimated time "I don't think any other marine mammal deaths are News Editor Fc tion capabilities will be 45 million permanent also applies to Captiva even remotely related to the manatee deaths," Ousley CO unmatched. residents along hurri- and involves all cate- After 21 days without finding a manatee carcass, said. "Sea turtle deaths have been up statewide and ca Player added the cane-prone coastline and gories of hurricanes. But scientists and nature lovers around the world are hop- have so far been typical, such as tumors and cold ing manatee deaths have subsided. d Hurricane Hunter, which the population is still massive hurricanes (cate- stress." Re made a stop at Fort booming. gory 3 or higher) requir- "It appears the die^off is over," spokesperson for Ousley said most sea turtle deaths have been 65 Myers' Page Field last Over the past several ing the evacuation of the Department of Environmental Protection Edie reported along barrier islands, while most manatee Ji Ousley said Wednesday. "Unfortunately we still have week, will continue to fly years, the warning sys- major portions of the Br a lot of work to do." deaths have occurred inland. Ousley said the cor- Fu and provide lower alti- tem has provided ade- mainland, will drastically morants and other fish can be attributed to red tide. un tude information. quate time for people on increase the time According to Ousley, scientists have still not deter- Ousley added that the dolphin deaths have been Er The airmen's duties barrier islands and the required to reach shel- mined the cause of death and testing will continue occurring far offshore and have been coming in ca begin once an Atlantic ters. until some of the departments questions are roi immediate coastline to answered. , severely decomposed making signs of any disease Lit hurricane drifts closer to move inland when threat- But evacuation time, extremely difficult to identify. m< land. Both the U.S. Air ened. However, due to according to Sanibel's U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary Bruce JL Babbitt, announced Monday, May 13 at the Florida O\ Forces Reserve, the the population explosion, Emergency Management Manatees are smiling again, as the recent die* Marine Research Institute in St. Petersburg the mana- off may be over. Fii famous "Hurricane roads that were built for Director Janet Cali, does G( Trackers" and the traffic 30 years ago can- NOAA officials say the Gulfstream G-IV, above, will be able to track tee die-off had subsided. Statewide 265 manatees O not always go smoothly. hurricanes better than the dated Hurricane Hunter, below. NOAA's "Hurricane not accommodate the have died since the beginning of the year and 155 Sl< Wind conditions before manatee deaths are directly associated with the 25 Hunters" make flights massive exodus fleeing a landfall as well as heavy Reef madness 3/ unknown phenomenon that began March 5. through exteriors of storm. The evacuation rains and flooding can storms until they pene- problem presents even begin to take effect in as Babbitt said now that the die-off has ceased, scien- trate the storms eye. Atmore far-reaching prob- tists can now do the laboratory work to find out the little as eight hours. cause. Scuba divers and that point, the team of lems considering that 80 Under this circumstance Sport fishermen are < scientists in the flying to 90 percent of that pop- total evacuation of the "The long-term recovery of these gentle creatures happier today than&s : laboratories make mea- ulation have never expe- island to a mainland is a priority," Babbitt said. "We hope we can find to the Lee County surements of wind rienced a "major" storm shelter can take over 20 some answers to keep this from recurring." Division of Natural speeds and pressure (Category 3 or higher). hours, two hours more So far, extensive lab tests on the hundreds of tissue Resource*' continued and blood samples have not been able to determine Plan of making the fields and relay those According to the city's than the goal for evacua- messages back to the the cause of the die-off. However, Edie Ousley main- Gulf of Mexico a updated analysis for hur- tion planning. tained that scientists are closer to pin-pointing the playgroud for all National Hurricane ricane evacuation all of Center in Miami. But Cali points out cause. sorts of marine life. Sanibel's population can alternatives such as mak- The PNR installed an Despite the fact Ousley said the morbillivirus, once considered a be affected by even a ing the causeway one potential cause of death has been ruled out and that artificial reef four advanced technology has Category 1 hurricane and way can reduce the clear- milee off Bowman's given scientists more now scientists are concentrating on either contami- that a major storm would ance time by as much as nants, an infection or red tide. Beach yesterday. time to issue hurricane pose a serious threat to The reef was named 50 percent. In addition to the manatee die-off, other marine warnings, an evacuation the island. in honor of life-long (For hurricane related life including jewfish, catfish, sea turtles, dolphins, Sanibel and Captiva problem still exists for Sanibel's evacuation is information, see pages Sanibel. Sanibel has had and cormorants have been dying in record numbers fisherman Helton impacted by one chief 8Aand9A.) throughout the state. a aohnson. only four Category 3 or factor—the causeway. In higher hurricanes seri- the event of an oncoming —TEST SCORES - ously threaten the island 1 storm the Iow4ying two •from page 1A good teachers, a good tion strategies and over the past century, the lane causeway will be frorn 1 to 99 and a most serious being students scored at or curriculum and good stu- improve performance. National Stanines (NS) subject to inundation by above grade level. That dents. They work hard," Ward said the school Donna in 1960. Experts tropical storm flooding. which range from 1 to 9. say barrier island resi- figure was topped only Ward said. uses the data to develop The NP represents the Currently, it is esti- by Skyline Elementary "Outstanding would its school improvement percentage of students in which had a 91 per- be my word for it," plan. She said three years the norm group who fall centile. Campbell said of ago the school wanted to below the student's Weather Second-graders were Sanibel's performance. raise language scores and score. For example, if a High Low Rain also well above average, "We would love to have began a concentrated child receives u NP .score May 9 90 86 but had more competi- all of our schools at the grammar program which of 75 in reading, thai Sundial yisit VM om 4h© internet - FR May 10 87 67 tion district wide. Second Sanibel level." she says has been highly would mean 15 percent Stl 1451 Middle Gulf Drive Sanibel Office May 11 88 72 grade median scores This was the first year successful. of the norm group scored (941) 3954600 •1^800-262^8703 am May 12 88 first-graders did not take 1509 Periwinkle Way with 72 placed sixth in the dis- "We did raise our below this child on that (941)472-5187 •1-800-553^7338 VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. Pie. May 13 88 71 trict, 80 percent of those the test. The change was scores," Ward said. test. sur May 14 made after principals SANIBEL HARBOURS SUN, FUN AND INCOME 90 83 students scored at or "CTBS did not test what The NS score repre- IAKEFRONT-PHING HOME Ma May 15 above grade level. complained the students SANDAUFOOT- ON THE BEACH 73! 94 72 we were teaching but we sents generally how well Ml- are too young. Last year Rainfall for May so far is 0 inches compared Don Campbell, could see improvement a student did on a test. Vei with 0.8 inches for the entire month last year. County Program Sanibel first-graders in our children's writ- 2Bi Note: rainfall levels are recorded from the scored highest in the Scores from 1-9 are Riv Administrator for ing." above average; 4-6 repre- waL morning of the day given to the following morn- Assessment and Testing, county as did second, The two sets of scores • Contemporary Home Located on Canal w/Direct Access - —T—ii -- '- ii ' * lak ing. sents a performance on - Convenience plus said Sanibel always tends fourth and fifth grades. • Eat-in Kitchen Features Marble Countertops & Opens to • Immaculate 3 BR/2 BA, Metal Roof rec : parents can expect next average with other stu«. 1 Popular weekly rentals •Super gulf views Source: Sanibel/Captiva Islands Chamber of • Fireplaced Family Room, Pool, Boat Dock 1 • Most Quiet, Cul-de-Sac in Dunes Golf community Ho| to perform well. He said The scores are used week include a National • Exceptional Placement of Porches & Sundecks for Private Retreat Covered parking and storage 1 2/2 + bonus sleeping Commerce. • dents in the nation; and 1 • Large 12' X 30' Enclosed Lanai Overlooking Lake 051 • $569,000 - Call JIM HALL at 472-5187 x 15 or 472-3322 Top floor corner unit with great views > Pool, tennis and shuffleboard some fluctuation can be locally to devise educa- Percentile (NP) range • Energy Efficient, Under House Parking, Sprinkler System 1. 1-3 would be below aver- Call ANN GARDINER, CRS at 472-5187 eves. 267-3041 ' Great rental or winter retreat expected from the (317204) • $395,000, JOAN MIKELSONS, 472-5187 ext. 79 (419687) • $274,000 Call ROSANNE ONDARCHO at increase in its free and 472-5187x18. reduced lunch popula- Editorial office: (941) 472-1587 tion. Campbell said there "TRUE CAFITVA COTTAGE" Display advertising: (941) 472-1587 * SHOWS LIKE A MODEL I Classified advertising: (941) 472-1587 is a nationwide trend The results Subscriptions: <941) 472-1587 SWIMMING & BOATING Business office: (941) 472-1587 which shows the increase Fax:(941)472-8398 in this lower income Street address: The Village Shopping Center population is related to an 2340 Periwinkle Way Math an Saplbel, Florida 33957 , 52 reduced performance on JB, CTBS testing. 1995/1996 1995/1996 • A true 4 bedroom captiva cottage The island Reporter (USPS 813-580) Is published weekly each Mint condition 3 bedroom 2 bath IS U Oast Weeklies lnc p Bo 809 • Excellent rental nptential, central location g &5 " ° ' - -°- * ' Sanibel FiS are on top; m LBQ County average i$ on bottom Over 2,000 sq'-of living area • from this ground level Mariner Pointe unit! La y57u809. 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4A • MAY 24, 1996 Q ISLAND REPORTER ISLAND REPORTER • MAY 24, 1996 Q 5A Island voices Comments on local topics, issues or articles are welcomed. Please address letters to "Public forum," Island Reporter, P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, FL 33957. Island voices Letters will be printed in the order received. The editor can offer no guarantee that all letters submitted will be published. •from page 4A opened a shop on Sanibel two years except Mr. Fred Frederic, could have back to Chapel Hill, N.C. on May 17, ago. Eileen Fisher has 14 U.S. stores owned a McDonald's on Sanibel even 1996. This move will conclude two oping 32 units on Captiva than on inaccessible Buck uct, precluded from opening a store on is boundless. According to Mr. Pavelka, they'll be and is sold at Saks and other fine if they had the $850,000 required cash successful seasons at our location at Key. The feet is that from an environmental viewpoint Sanibel? I am able to name at least a Donate blood happy to sell the Buck Key property to the conserva- stores. Who is to say that someone capital. 2437 Periwinkle Way. Body By Nature both projects are a bad idea. Corporations that are dozen quality take out fast food restau- To the editor: tionists but only based on tantalizing that already might restrict Eileen Fisher because The real back bone of America has Int'l., Inc. will be introducing the good neighbors in a community do more than just rants that are now limited to a small You will recall my letter in March about our poor funds starved group by saying ... give us more on area of the United States, and have their product is becoming too popular? always been the small, independent men's and women's clothing line to provide jobs. They first cultivate a sense of trust and performance in donating blood as Sanibel-Captivans. Captiva and you'll pay less for Buck Key. Again, the been rated very high by food publica- Sounds far fetched? Maybe not! business establishment. Individuality is national wholesale market in the next fairness in community affairs ... two attributes that arc Many people said they didn't know about the drive corporate-speak translation is ... if you let me cut off tions due to their gourmet "world Steven M. Bronstein, what sets us apart from the maddening year. visibly absent in the Mariner handling of the Buck or they would have contributed. Well, let's not let that a piece of your son's arm, I won't cut off your daugh- class" foods. Many executives and President, crowd. Being American means having We would like to thank the Sanibel Key project. excuse be used again. Next Wednesday, May 22, it's ter's leg. Isn't that a wonderful option to have? But other working people who have fami- Mangia e Bevi II Ristorante the responsibility to protect our individ- community for it's generosity and kind- J.F. George, Lee Memorial's turn to come to the islands. They will this is essentially what Mariner means when they say lies in major U.S. markets who do not uality and to determine for ourselves ness. We would especially like to thank Sanibel be at Bailey's from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. and Jerry's ... "we served up Buck Key as an option." This is the have time to cook and do not like tradi- the direction we want our community Bailey's Shopping Center for their sup- language of these captains of industry who justify Ban needed from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. tional fast food restaurants, have to head. port and assistance in the establishment slash and bum business strategies with the unforget- To the editor: As usual, it is sponsored by the island service J( Ban would have backlash become daily customers of the new ., Ron Smiley, of our retail location. We look forward clubs. This is not some kind of competition between table quote, again by Mr. Pavelka... "Mariner is in "crop" of gourmet take out restaurants. ' The city of Sanibel is consideririg-'an ' To the editor: ordinance banning formula restaurants. Captiva to returning to Sanibel in the spring of clubs, moreover, it is for the benefit of people who business to make a profit." Golly, gee whiz, I never If. the owners of the two largest food knew that. Could it be possible that companies that This letter is a response to the article, that appeared The need for such an ordinance exists 1997 after Joan completes her doctoral really need blood, and should be considered an all markets on Sanibel, decided to open an studies at the University of North island effort. You may donate in the name of one of have a strong culture of environmental protectionism in the May 10, 1996 Island Reporter, entitled "City in-house Starbucks coffee house for several reasons. I don't believe we Business moving considers outright ban on chain restaurants." need to rehash those reasons. Carolina. the clubs, or to your own reserve account, whichever are not in business to make a profit? Few islanders instead of their present coffee opera- To the editor: would like to see Buck Key developed but the real To restrict certain retail uses from opening a shop Councilman Bob Janes made an Scott Pasley, suits your situation. BUT DONATE! tion, might the city be. able to control Body By Nature International, Inc. tragedy of the whole Buck Key issue is not so much on Sanibel may create a negative backlash. H will excellent comment when he suggested President, Let's not fail this worthwhile cause again. the opening of such a use? I do not will be moving business operations Walt Hadley, that Mariner wants to do a project there, it is that they limit competition, and therefore may limit the quality think that any large retailer or small that the city also look at chain retailers Body By Nature Kiwanis Blood Drive Chairman have a not so hidden agenda to use the project as of goods and services. That limitation on quality may retailer will approve of controls such as such as the Gap, Laura Ashley, etc. leverage to force the community to knuckle under in eventually reduce sales, and erode a tax base which that. That, however, might best be addressed FREE Special Report From Realtors John & Elisabeth Smith: lommiinity held hostage an attempt to circumvent established zoning on provides essential services for Sanibel residents and If the Chart House decided they by a separate ordinance. To address Captiva. They have to be fully aware that rattling visitors. wanted to purchase a large restaurant Councilman Mark Westall's concern Home & Condo Buyers: to the editor: sabers about Buck Key will send the community into Is a foreign franchise that only plans in develop on Sanibel, might they be restricted about existing restaurants such as The It is impossible to read about the purported plans a tizzy and force (they hope) concessions on Captiva. five United States locations, and has a quality prod- from coming to Sanibel, because they Lazy Flamingo and Dairy Queen the of Mariner Properties to develop Buck Key and not Mariner will make considerably more money devel- •please .see page SA are a national chain. (A quality one at ordinance can "grandfather in" those How To Avoid Paying Too Much be outraged over their attempt to hold a community that). establishments. Councilman Francis Let's face it, buying a home or condo is an emotional time hostage. It is so flagrant that it numbs the mind. The comment with regard to Laura Bailey's concern about the ordinance filled with overwhelming decisions that have thousands Mariner is interested in further development of Ashley and The Gap made by Sanibel being un-American should consider the of dollars riding on them. That's why John & Elisabeth Captiva and is running into permitting problems. What would you have done in this crisis? Mayor Bob Janes is probably founded fact that if Publix moved to the islands Smith have put together a special report entitled Home Their plan to develop Buck Key is an obvious ham- By Ben Fuller and the whole mess had settled into the fingers of on the philosophy that those kind of then he, possibly, could have been & Condo Buyers: How To Avoid Paying Too Much. Home mer to use to- get their way. Consider that Mr. Ray When a crisis demands immediate action, what his glove. This was a real crisis. What would you retail uses are found in every major forced out of business. Franchises and & Condo buyers, there is no learning curve when you Pavelka, Mariner Properties president, and his hench- you do reveals a good deal about your philosophy have done? shopping mall, and Sanibel is desirous chain stores prevent other Americans venture out into the real estate market - there is no trial man sat around the table discussing a business strate- and error and the ramifications can be severe. Be sure to of life. Here's an example from my past. I served the new order of eggs on his left. 1 of a unique shopping experience. That from participating in ownership. They gy that is tantamount to a kidnapper that threatens to may be, but legislating that kind of themselves could be considered un- read this essential report before you sign on the dotted kill the victim if the ransom isn't paid. Mr. Pavelka is I was a waiter in Yellowstone Park during a sum- brought him a glass of water and placed it far on his line and regret it for years to come. mer vacation from college. Very early one morning left. Finally he finished eating, threw down his nap- control treads on dangerous waters. American. Think About the past quoted in the News-Press as saying "Our first objec- Eileen Fisher, a world famous designer, McDonald's issue. No other person, tive is to save Buck Key. We've served it up as an an impatient giant of a man stamped in and ordered kin and stamped out. We two waiters held our To get your free copy of this report, option. Now it's time for the community to act." two fried eggs sunny side up. After a few minutes, breaths. If he had come back through the front door, Call 472-5550 or (800) 982-3471, PMR John L. & Elisabeth V. Smith, That's corporate-speak for "We have Buck Key [the holding his fork upright in his left hand and his we would have left through the back door, maybe Prlscilla Murphy There's no obligation. victim], now let us do everything we want to do on knife upright in his right hand, he banged on his for Mexico. But he didn't. As he backed car around, ReaHy, IncV "Your Keys to Paradise Living" Broker Salesmen Captiva [the ransom], or we'll kill Buck Key." Who table and shouted for faster service. I asked the chef he spun the wheels, throwing gravel against the could argue with such impeccable logic? He goes on to hurry his order. When his eggs were ready, I gave building, and was gone—forever. We heard no more This is the Smell of to say, with all the corporate compassion he can them to another waiter. He walked at high speed about the incident. No irate phone calls. No oul- muster, that Mariner feels good about developing around the back of the customer's chair and banked .raged letters. Nothing. My decision to wait to sec Chicken Puttenesca Buck Key because they develop with the environment too sharply on the turn. With such horror that time what happened, to cope with the crisis only as it Windows on the Water in mind. Be still my heart. Do I detect a bit of social seemed to slow down, I saw the eggs slide off the developed, was probably the best thing to do. This (sauteed chicken, olives, capers, anchovies, green responsibility? Is that a knight in shining armor? plate on to the tray, glide across the tray and over its was part of my education, not taught in college, onions, artichoke hearts & tomatoes over angel hair) Naaah ... that's just one of those corporate "feel edge, and float through the air directly into the right which has influenced my behavior, for good or bad, good" public statements that really means ... see what hand pocket of the impatient man's overcoat. The all of my life. a bunch of nice guys we are, now let us do what we waiter didn't even break his stride, as he rushed But my imagination still brings up possible pic- want to do and we won't beat your brains out. Mr. back to consult with me. tures of what happened when the big and impatient Pavelka's attempt to position Mariner in a positive What I did was to ask the chef for another order man eventually put on that glove. If he was driving, Each day our chef prepares one of these featured entrees light by claiming they are on the leading edge of the quickly. In the meantime, I brought the man a cup did he drive his car off the road? Did he evaporate using the freshest variety of Florida Shrimp available... "Fresh mitigation banking business is ludicrous. Mitigation of coffee, serving it far to his left so that his atten- is no more than a formalized plan by developers and in a cloud of superheated steam? One thing I'm from Florida" to you... tion would not be drawn to his right hand pocket. sure of is that he didn't shrug his shoulders and bureaucrats to systematically destroy environmentally When I walked in back of him, I surreptitiously sensitive areas that are commercially attractive. whistle a cheerful tune. This is the first time in 55 \ looked into to his pocket. What I saw was worse Monday - Island Pan Barbecued Shrimp Anyone that believes that mitigation is good for the years that I've made the incident public. I think I'm 2 than I had feared. The eggs had fallen into a large SCRATCH *N' SNIFF! Tuesday Bronzed Shrimp Creole & Riee F environment probably believes in the tooth fairy as safe in doing it now. But I do hope he doesn't, by w well. The benevolence of Mariners' hostage strategy fleece lined leather glove. The yolks had broken some unlucky chance, read this column! 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.•from page 11A Paul Grier of Little Rock, Ark., May 13, 55 mph Daniel Zoltan Fabian of Naples, May 13, 58 mph $162.25. burglarized May 10. The burglars took the doors off on Causeway Road, $170.75. William D. Bozell of Indianapolis, Ind,, May 13, the house which was under construction and entered Wayne Rudolph Colon of Cape Coral, May 12, the house. After looking around, the burglars left with speeding in a slow wake zone in Tarpon Bay, $50. improper passing, $69.50. the two doors worth $3,000 and a $400 door knob. Daryl Joseph Alfes of Fort Myers, May 11, speed- Roger A. Paul of Fort Myers, May 12, improper HOLY MERCEDES—A West Gulf Drive couple ing in a no wake zone in Sunshine Bay, $50. passing, $69.50. left their home May 11 only to discover the tires on Scott M. Bakos of 239 Daniel Drive, May 11, 58 Jakob Hammerle of Bonita Springs, May 12, 71 their 1995 Mercedes convertible had been punctured. mph on Casa Ybel, $183.50. mph, $217.50. Police discovered holes punched in all four of the Matthew Nicholas Arnell of Cape Coral, May 12, vehicles tires causing $800 in damages. Sanibel-Captiva Road careless driving, $69.50. ' David Wayne Dale of Captiva, May 14, expired Walter J. Szydlowski Jr. of Fort Myers, May 11,53 Improving nature's odds TICKETED— tag, driving under suspension, $32. raph, $141. Conrad Arnold Ohlson of Moreno, Calif., May 13, Donald Lee Brown of Captiva, May 13, 58 mph, Marin Habitat Foundation successfully raises crabs 50 mph of Causeway Road, $149.50. $162.25. • i- ByRalfKircher Habitat Foundation's Mike Calinski is no swashbuck- Editor ' •/•• ler.. •. •. .-. ;. .• .... -"'-. v - •• . -. Sanibel's real-life Doc Ford is out to save the seas. ..In.fact, Calinski wants to turn his swords into Unlike the Tarpon Bay marine biologist who's the plowshares—-or crab claws into ranches, as it were. LISTINO OF THE WEEK hero of Randy Wayne White novels, the Marine A recent breakthrough at the Tarpon Bay research center may well see Calinski realizing his goal. And it ARCHITECTURALLY may turn him into a hero in the process. SUPERB! This week, Calinski and his Edison Communit} A must see home, one o( a College intern Lori Hayworth achieved what very few r kind and newer! 4/5 bed- other scientists have ever done: they raised stone rooms, library, formal living and dining room, massfve crabs to youth from egg. kitchen, rec. room, pool & 3 What by sight appears to be a nearly microscopic car garage. Call Fred Spring, development—tiny black' specks swirling in a 30 gal- Broker-Salesman (472-6726) $498,900 lon recycled plastic detergent container—-is a big step for research and may prove to be an even bigger stride for the area's waters and the commercial fish- HOMES ing industry... Calinski envisions an open ocean ranching system, in which stone crabs first, then later fish species, will be raised to youth in a laboratory, and then released into open water in thousands of biodegradable "microhabitats." There, the small crabs can grow in THE BREAKTHROUGH—Tiny, first stage relative safety until they are large enough to fend for Intern Lori Hayworth tests the tempaerature juvenile crab perched on a fingertip has been of a tank that contains a female stone crab DOCK YOUR BOAT! DIRECT ACCESS CANAL PROPERTY COMPLETELY REMODELED IN 199Z ARTISTS' RETREAT! BOATERS' DELIGHT! •please see page 2B And sail to the Gulf of Mexico in just minutes. All 3 bedroom, 3 bath + den. Amenities include pool & successfully raised from an egg. bearing as many as 150,000 eggs. Four bedroom, three bath. Huge great room, Truly charming deep water canal home with no appliances, air compressor, air handler .water heater tennis. Very desirable east end location. Townhouse bridges to the bay. 360' of light In top floor floor plan w/master on main level. Call Betsy new caged heated pool and garage. Charlie are new in the last 2 years. Never rented! Call Marge studio. Terrific dockage and boat lift. Gall Pam Belpedio, Broker-Salesman (454-3822) $399,000 Suter, Realtor (463-0965) McCombs, Realtor (482-6018) $229,000 Pfahler, Broker-Salesman (472-3897) $389,900 $349,000 Furnished Flighty work, counting butterflies A peak at By Michelle Mqran four years ago through Staff Writer the Sanibel Captiva next year's Henry _: Hermann Conservation Foun- swung his net wildly, dation (SCCF). On May thrashing back and forth 9, butterfly counters met 1 kindergartners 3 BEDROOM, 2 /2 BATH TOWNHOUSE GULF VIEW! IMPRESSIVE SANCTUARY ESTATE HOME THE PERFECT SANIBEL HOME! quickly. at the SCCF and got Riverfront community marina, tennis, golf course 2 bdrm, 2 bth condo w/over 1300 sq.ft. of On golf course with master bedroom and study Two bedroom, two batht den, spectacular in every their instructions. Each By Michelle Moran next door. 15 mins. to Sanibel. Great opportunity "Did you get it?" living area! Pool, tennis at Compass Point - off pool and lanai. Two private set apart guest way. Heated caged pool & separate heated spa, George Madison asked. were given an identifi- Staff Writer for a year round or 2nd home, Call Lynda weekly rentals. Call Lynda Traverso, bedrooms, Jane Reader Weaver, Realtor fenced in area for your favorite pet! 2 car garage & Traverse, Broker-Salesman (489-3201) $165,000 Anny Mejia sat on the playground in her Broker-Salesman (489-3201) $299,000 (472-8789) $1,250,000 more. Minutes to beach or golf. Call Tracy Walters, . The group gathered cation sheet to list the Realtor (472-3120) $222,000. around Hermann who butterflies they would daisy-flowered dress crying. reached into the net-and spot on May 12. "She misses her mommy," kindergarten with a magical twist of When the official teacher Kathy Zocki said. his hand, pulled out a count day came, some Anny nodded her head in agreement while butterfly. people simply sat in Zocki wiped the tears from her eyes. A group of "This is a zebra," their backyards and children crowded around, keeping just enough Hermann said to the counted butterflies. distance so Anny wouldn't get any more afraid. AFFORDABLE SANIBEL HIDE-A-WAYBYTHESEA! mesmerized group, SCCF butterfly expert Lexi Cook smiled at Anny, trying to coax her East End one bedroom, one bath with canal ROOSEVELT CHANNEL ESTATE DESIRABLE EAST END CANAL HOME Unique home, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, loft, fireplace, Spectucular setting, spacious ranch style 4 bedroom Hermann opened his Dee Serage, known as into playing with the rest of the children from access. Perfect retreat or winter rental. Near cozy retreat next to the beach. Call Becky 4 bedroom, ZYi bath, enclosed pool, t-dock for Sanibel and Captiva at Sanibel Elementary home overlooks water & caged pool. Incredible 28' boat, 3 car garage, security system & more. fingers. In a flash the Butterfly Dee, traveled beach. Gail Glenn Carretta, Broker-Salesman Williams, Broker-Salesman (472-5457) privacy, lovely vegetation & possible owner financing. School's kindergarten orientation May 15. (489-2904) $79,900 $290,000 Call Dan Colin (395-7653) $850,000 Lynda Traverso, Broker-Salesman (489-3201) striped butterfly was with Naples Park resi- $569,000 dancing with its family dent Steve Lenberger "I just came here," Lexie said matter-of-factly amongst the passion via golf cart through the of recent enrollment at the school since moving from California . "I wasn't scared a bit." flower vines climbing trails of the SCCF the branches of the counting the colorful Lexie and her classmates from Zocki's and kindergarten teacher Barbara Simmons' classes bougainvillea tree at the flying insects. Some counters walked the J.N. showed the pre-kindergarten students around, Hermanns' Gumbo they showed them how to walk in a straight line Limbo estate home. 'Ding" Darling National ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! quietly. They showed them how to line up for SEASHELLS OF SANIBEL Lisa and Henry Wildlife Refuge early Privacy in the beautifully furnished 3 bdrrm- den 3 bth Ground floor, 2/2 in great condition. Gross income BEAUTIFUL DUNES HERON MODEL BEST VALUE-IN SANIBEL ISLE lunch. They showed them how to get their hot condo. GULF FRONT w/ unobstructed views. 2 heated 3 bedroom, 2 bath with Hermann have lots of that morning and still swimming pools, lighted tennis courts, saunas of $17,500. Full time on-site rental management, Three bedroom direct access canal home, split lunch. They showed them how to be kindergart- pool, tennis and more. Call Dan Conn, CRS plan excellent condition: new m fresh painl butterflies visiting their others joined the clubhouse. Call Marge McCombs, Realtor (482-6018) ^ Henry Hermann relaxes before the butter- ners. (395-7653) Value price $169,961 Hermanns in a tour of $995,000 Call Dan Cohn, CRS (395-7653) Only $319,913 home. They've planned fly walk as Nancy and George Madison and "I did a lot of fun work and also I played and it that way—or rather their neighborhood. Phyllis Bogen listen to what spectacles lie ahead. also I wrote a book for my mom and also soon SITES £/anto£ it that way. The Hermanns are an I'm going to first grade," kindergartner Trevor SPECTACULAR GULF FRONT HOMESITE On May 12, the cou- environmentally con- But the butterflies are THE ABSOLUTE BEST GOLF COURSE VIEW! CAPTIVA PUNTINUM COAST! OVERSIZED LOT THE SANCTUARY GOLF CLUB A retired University Crossland explained in one breath his experience ideal sunset location,/ tremendous Now available at the Sanctuary lot #86 ple invited interested cerned couple. They old hat for the couple. It of Georgia professor of Gulfront acre plus building site. Estate 'remium, privated gated community w/private in Zocki's class. privacy, high & dry w/minimal clearing phase III has It all. Call for more Build your dream home on this lot among islanders to their home also participate in the was their efforts which zoned, superb beach • deeded ioat dock, pool & tennis. On a small lake & $1,000,000+ homes. Enjoy golfing, te*15- Entomology, Henry "I want to work on the computers," Corey required. Superb beach. Possible information. John Nicholson, Realtor m deepwater dock. Call Lynn Fensterer, irtvate dock. Easy walking distance gives the a beautiful club house where you to count butterflies with Sea Turtle Program. In brought the program to Hermann created the terms, Dan Cohn, CRS (395-7653) (489-0678) $480,000 Robert Mailloux said. He got his chance. Before Broker-Salesman(472-1467) $800,000 ierious boater direct access-no bridges. Call entertain friends & family. Call Marge them for the Sanibel fact, Lisa Hermann dis- the island in 1992. Sanibel butterfly list $629,926 tetsy Belpedio (454-3822) $99,000 McCombs, Realtor (482-6018) $2K,600 playtime, next year's kindergartners took a tour Butterfly Count. The covered the first nest on "Butterflies are real used in the count. He of the two kindergarten classrooms. results of which will be Sanibel. It was the first good indicators of envi- and Lisa travel all over Zocki sat in a little chair in front of her group submitted to the year she participated in ronmental problems," the world counting but- explaining the different stations in the class. She National Butterfly the program. Henry Hermann said. terflies. In fact, they're pointed out the science table and the guinea pigs Association. "It was like I hit the "And butterflies are the leaving this month to "Every day we have a race," she said. The Hermanns initi- lottery," she said. "I easiest to sample. Most count butterflies in "Oh, I like races," Jonathan Cain said, hi,s little ated the island count started crying." people like butterflies." f •> -please see page 2B •please see page 2B
..*. 2B Q- MAY 17, 1996 • ISLAND REPORTER ISLAND REPORTER Q MAY 17," 19^6 Q 3B
-KINDERGARTEN —-— see where "their .little ones had gone. lunch of chicken fried steak sandwiches and French ... "from page IB Ward said another change next year will be the fries. body tightening into a child's.threcr-point stance. open house. Instead of holding it prior to the start of "I'm excited for him. A little sad ... my firstborn is "This is not a race with our legs," Zocki warned. school, it will be heldafter school has begun allowing going to kindergarten. He's going away to school," "This is a race with our tables." parents to bring forth any concerns which may arise. Jan Alvarez said looking over at her son Nicholas as Cybernetics in Daytoria Beach. Keys. . . TTie children looked puzzled. She also reviewed the Little Red Schoolhouse he gulped down a chocolate milk. "I have two more at Garden club meets The problem solving team of Mike DelPizzo, Sixteen members of the Sanibel-Captiva Power Zocki explained throughout each day the students Swim program available to those students unable to home to keep me busy." This month's Shell Island Garden Club meeting Vanessa Goas, Meghan Meyer.and Eric Zwick all Squadron were in attendance. are judged on their courteous behavior and seating swim the length of the school pool at the start of the Nicholas looked at his mom with a silly grin, "I'll will be held May 21 at the Sanibel Public Library at 1 fifth-graders represented Lee County. Amy Pavelka, a The Sanibel-Captiva group hosted one of five hos- etiquette at their assigned tables. Each table is named year. Ward explained absences and tardiness, home- be coming back home, you know." p.m. fourth grader, participated in the alternates competi- pitality rooms Friday evening, and won first place in a for a day of the week. The day that has the most work policy, communication and dress requirements. Steve Scott of Green earth Landscape will be the tion and also represented the county. Cristina Baro.ne, pre-dinner sports related contest with each member of checks under it gets a smiley-face sticker in their She also described core curriculum for parents. guest speaker and will discuss Florida landscaping. a fifth-grader, participated in the individual compete the team winning a bottle of Gator-Ade. Everyone day's school bus. The children whose school bus has "We found many times the same things were Registration, screening Residents and visitors are cordially invited to attend tion. All participants scored well on a tough cybernet- enjoyed meeting members of other squadrons and the most smiley faces at the end of the week get this informative talk. Refreshments will be served. sharing information, experiences, and programs. taught year after year with neglect to other things Information packages for kindergarten regis- ics problem set in the 2026. Barone came in fifth in prizes. such as simple chemistry," Ward said explaining For more information call 395-0488. the state for her outstanding performance. Each year potential kindergarten students and their tration are available at Saiu'bel Elementary changes in curriculum to avoid repetition. "As the School Future Problem Solving is an international pro- parents are invited to the school in May for orienta- child progresses through in Sanibel, a particular grade gram to promote creative problem solving with stu- tion. The children go off on their own, leaving parents level takes ownership of a particular thing." Children entering kindergarten must be 5 years Walk in the Gulf old on or before Sept, 1, 1996. Parents must sup- dents using futuristic scenarios, research and team- behind with school principal Barbara Ward while Ward explained third grade health curriculum cov- Join celebrity walkers,Craig Wolf and Jim Syoen ply the following: birth certificate, evidence of work. they begin their own personal inquiry of formal edu- ers the ear. First-graders study the eyes. from WBBH in the second annual Walk in the Gulf cation. health examination, Florida certificate of immu- benefit for the patients and families of Hope Hospice. "We really feel it makes more interesting and nization, proof of residence, social security card Next year's class may be split into three class- knowledgeable children that way," she said. This is an anything-but-pedestrian event and.will take Wise speaks on orchids for student, and proof of custody if the student rooms. Ward explained to parents the number of first- Ward also described the guides the school fol- place May 18 at 9 a.m. Registration is $10 per person Aleksa Wise, noted orchid expert, grower and does not live with both natural parents. graders moving out of the district will leave the new lows—E.D. Hirsch and Kinder Kids Kurriculum— and is at 8:30 a.m. - orchid judge of Coral Springs, Fla. will address the class level low. If there are not enough kindergartners which start at the kindergarten level and progress Information packages include details of the The Walk in the Gulf begins at the Mucky Duck on Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society May'20 beginning at registered by the start of school, the class structure through each grade. Shots for Tots program at the Island Civic Center, Captiva, pauses at 'Tween Waters Inn for cpmplimen- 1:30 p.m. inside the Sanibel Public Library; will change from two kindergarten and two first grade Sponsored by the Lee County Public Health Unit, Parent Teacher Association president Illona • tary beverages and snacks and back to the Mucky: : Wise, owner of Interlude Orchids, has a collection .classes to one kindergarten class, one first grade shots are free from birth to 18 years old. : Wolanin and Curriculum specialist Norma Mraz also " Duck.: . / • • .: ••: ' '.••./• ,-• '•••••. ; .'•- -•'.•' .';: of over 890 orchids, many of which she has crossed !<§tass, and a split class made up of children from both spoke to parents. Mraz is screening next year's Parents of incoming kindergarten students who Aqua shoes are a must. and registered. , grade levels. have not been registered or screened should call kindergartners. For more information call community services Faye Granberry, president of the society extends an I , Parents listened to Ward explain what their chil- the school at 472-1617 or stop in the school ; : It was a.full session of information for parents director Linda Nelson at 489-9159. - open invitation toeyeryone who wants to attend. " j|ren will face on the start of school Aug. 26, some office for information. before they were reunited with their children for a hot For more information call Faye at 472-6940. with apprehension as they glanced out the window to Island student scores high : Sanibel's Christina Smith, along with two other -CRABS ' —— ; — While in the juvenile stage, the tiny crabs will be Maneri installed as The fact is, he said, they were the first to go from fellow Canterbury School students, achieved top. •from page IB moved to microhabitats, which are nothing more than egg through the larval development stage. ranking status in the state in the 1996 National French '96-'97 Lions president The Burnap Cottage is undergoing restora- themselves after about three months. segmented biodegradable air conditioning filters. " The initial batch of first stage juvenile crabs num- Contest. Smith is ranked ninth nationally. tion work at the historical village. . "We can take these animals and do the same thing bers 100, out of 90,000 eggs. The crabs are about 28 These microhabitats will be attached to larger habitats -Lion Peter W. Maneri The test, sponsored by the American Association has been installed as mankind did 7,000 years ago," Calinski said. "In the days old and resemble a tick in size and shape. made of plastic and fiberglass. The Marine Habitat of Teachers of French, is highly competitive, testing president of the Sanibel- ocean we are still hunters and gatherers." Foundation has been developing these larger habitats "We didn't do too bad," said Hayworth, who is students' proficiency in understanding written pas- Captiva Lions Club for Burnap cottage progressing Calinski explained this hunter-gatherer technique for over 10 years as a way to naturally filter the earning credits toward her biology major. "Now sages, oral passages as well as grammatical knowl- the 1996-97 club. year. Gutting of the 1898 Burnap cottage, latest addition has overstressed nature and has led to dirtier waters we've learned what not to do and what to do." ocean's waters. edge of French. It is up to individual teachers to con- He took the oath of to Sanibel's Historical Village and. Museum, has and the demise of commercial fishing. He believes Calinski and Hayworth collected 10 egg-bearing "There will be no water pumps, no 24-hour per- cultivating crabs and fishes in a controlled environ- tact the state administrator of the test and provide office at the club's annu- uncovered evidence of. the building's original size and stone crabs. They then let the females incubate the sonnel, no feed bills," Calinski said. "The whole sys- ment and then setting them into the open ocean will practice for and monitoring of this standardized test. al dinner held recently at shape and has led to a decision by the Historical eggs naturally in aquariums. When the eggs hatched tem is self contained." produce more optimistic numbers than Mother Nature Beachview Golf Club. Preservation Committee to return the little cottage to into stone crab larvae, the larvae were transferred to Once Calinski perfects the system, he hopes to currently provides. its earlier appearance, according to Sam Bailey chair- 30 gallon tanks and fed zooplankton. The zooplank- gain the interest of private industry who might be Other Lions installed "It's the same way a farmer would plow his field Business people behind bars as officers and directors man of the committee. ton was raised in the lab, feeding on the very same willing to transfer this technology to a profitable An all points bulletin has been issued to capture and till his seeds," he said, noting for each egg-laden algae that is killing and clouding local waters because were George Veillete, As wall boards, ceiling and floor coverings have sponge on a female stone crab, this system would enterprise and help fund the Marine Habitat individuals on Sanibel for whom arrest warrants have been peeled newer wood in the expansion that added of its current overabundance. Foundation's future efforts. first vice president; Ken yield 50 harvestable adults—compared to nature's been placed. This is~trte- Museul*f-Bys-t-r-ophi y jBoyee7seeond-viGe;pre§-'-;C'eter W. Maneri a second story contrasts with original older materials, "We're creating a food pyramid where the stone "If we can use stone crabs as a model system, then two adults. . : Association's Annual "Lock Up" sponsored by the ident; Ken Frey, third and newspapers dated 1951, stuffed behind walls, crab is at the top ... well, actually, we are," Calinski we can take sea shells or other fish species and At present, Calinski's numbers aren't quite so Sundial Beach Resort. Captives,will be picked up by vice president; Bob Kirkpatrick, treasurer; Lenn pinpoint the time of enlargement. said. release them into habitats," Calinski said. "If we can high, but he attributes it to flying by the seat of his a local police officer, handcuffed and put into the: Lorenson, secretary; Bee Roberts, tail twister; Bill John Veenschoten who heads.up the restoration The key to this system is not omitting nature from pants. No one has ever attempted to raised stone crabs develop a recipe for stone crabs, we can bring back mock jail at the; Sundial Beach Resort for one hour Wollschlager, Lion tamer; and Bill Craig, .Tom crew, had visualized the original part of the building the process. "Calinski said this differs "from huge aqua- from eggs commercially. the water to where it was in the 1940s and '50s, with between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday, May 21. Nachazel, Dick Hulit and Ron Ulmer, two-year direc- from an old photo plus input from a visiting architect. culture fish farms in that it utilizes natural habitat and "I like to look at what the Wright brothers did," he fish and clean water." While behind bars, "jailbirds" will be threatened tors. Carryover board members (one year) are Grover When he presented his findings to the Preservation helps keep the water clean to boot. said. "It didn't matter how far they got off the For more information call the Marine Habitat with delicious treats while posing for their mugshot. Arp and Dean Skaugstad. Jim Graham, immediate Committee they agreed the project should be restored ground." "Instead of having oil rigs, we'll have stone crab Foundation at 472-3558. The only way they'll be released is to raise their bail past president, will have an automatic seat. to its 1898 format. - ranches," Calinski said. and contribute the money to the MDA. Once their bail • Maneri, 71, is the club's 30th president. A Lion As with many older buildings in Sanibel's balmy -BUTTERFLIES -—— is raised, they will be escorted back to their place of since 1988, he is a Melvin Jones Fellow and was Lion climate the interior was unfinished beyond beams and ed if we saw one," she explained. The cialty is stinging insects. "A lot of people, if they don't know business in a limousine. of the Year for 1992-93. the inner side of exterior siding or tin roof. Miss •from page IB Charlotta's-tea room at the historical village is an first year, the couple said the count But their interest in butterflies butterflies real well, get intimidated," For more information on how you can send a Involved in all club activities, he manages the food Mexico. example of such treatment. Buildings had no electri- resulted in 39 varieties sighted. There piqued when they discovered Sanibel in friend or co-worker to jail call Janet Kemperton at galley each year at the Sanibel Shell Fair and at the The Sanibel count was changed to Lisa Hermann said adding she wants it cal wiring or plumbing pipes to conceal and insula- should be 75 species on the island. all it's ecological programs was lacking 275-7272. Lions Arts and Crafts Fair. He was elected third vice May this year because the Hermanns to be a fun experience. "The butterfly tion was not a factor before air-conditioning or heat- This year, the early count was a butterfly project. "We just thought, police aren't going to come and take president in 1993, became first vice president in 1995 said the summer mosquito sprayings ar- and assumed the presidency this past January when ing. kill off many of the butterflies; Lisa expected to result in a count similar to we gotta do this," Henry Hermann said, you away if you give the wrong butter- Wildlife Drive closing Veenschoten pointed out a detail disclosed when the first year. Henry Hermann had and the Sanibel Butterfly Count was fly identification." Lion Glen Clark left the area. Hermann said the national association Lou Hinds, manager of the J.N. "Ding" Darling Born in Brooklyn, he attended the Chic School of wall board came off the ground floor where a length allows some locales to change the time hoped to spot a Julia, or Florida Atala, born. Counting butterflies can be hard of quarter-round remained as finishing where floor. two species being reintroduced to the National Wildlife Refuge said Wildlife Drive will be Fashion Design in New York and graduated from the of the "July" count if there are warrant- Phyllis Bogen remembers when work. After a while, your eyes begin closed-beginning May 20.through June 14 while island by the SCCR None were, spotted 'Fashion Institute of Technology at New York ed conditions such as those found in Henry Hermann first started talking catching glimpses of pine needles extensive repair and improvements are made to water University. He owned and operated women's clothing •please see page 5B Sunday. Sanibel. about the count. "I was working in the falling. A shadow overhead attracts control structures. design and manufacturing businesses in Connecticut "I'm not really a butterfly person," "The last count we could walk and SCCF gift shop and this man came in your attention. A leaf makes your eyes The visitor center will remain open, even though for. many years. He is a past president of the .Henry Hermann said, adding his spe- walk and walk and we would be excit- and talked about counting butterflies," dart quickly into the shadows. automobile -traffic will not be allowed on the Drive. Connecticut Dress'Manufacturer Association. she said. "It's just an exciting idea. I Henry Hermann captured a seeming' The Indigo Trail will remain open to bicycles, hikers During world. War II he served in the Pacific participate in the bird count at ly simple black butterfly which upon and walkers and a tram service will be available on Theater with the U.S. Army. He and his wife For Any of Your Real Estate Needs Contact the Christmas because I think it's impor- , closer inspection had iridescent purple the hour from the visitor center. " . . ' Rosemary have three sons; two live in Connecticut Cochrane/Newmeyer Team tant. So is this." and turquoise on it. and one. in Cape Coral, TOTAL HOME INTERIORS Bogen, along with the Tom and "This is a Mangrove Skipper," he Ginny Johnson and Nancy and George said, releasing it back into the wind. No garbage pick-up Power Squadron cruises, • Carpeting & Tile .Madison, found herself interested Ginny Johnson watched as it flew Memorial Day • Condo Refurbishing . enough to come out for the count. away. "They're just so quiet. When you attends conference • Custom Bedspreads The city of Sanibel has been informed "that • Draperies & Blinds "We just landscaped for butterflies," have birds, ycruhear the chirping. But Seventy six members of the Sanibel-Captiva Power George Madison said, explaining this' 1 Browning-Ferris, its franchise garbage hauler will not • Furniture & Accessories' 'the butterflies are so quiet. It really Squadron took advantage of perfect boating condi- • Upholstery LAKE VIEW HOME - 3 BR/2 BA with pool. NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND HOME - was their first time participating in the makes you pay attention." pick-up garbage, recycling or horticulture on tions to cruise to the Green Flash on Captiva for Bright with tile and cathedral ceilings plus Panoramic view of the Gulf. Built in 1993. Memorial Day. All waste collecting days will be •Wallcoverings fireplace. Deeded beach access. PRICE Four bedrooms, 3 baths. Bright, roomy, •count. ...: lunch on Tuesday, May 7. Most of those attending modern Interior with large sundeck. pushed back one day beginning May 27. • Window Treatments & Shutters REDUCTION! $299,000! Outstandingl $550,000 arrived aboard the 10 Power Squadron boats which The change in schedule is due to BFI's incinerator made the "trip. 8:30 - 4:30 Mon.- Fri. being closed for the holiday. If you have .any ques- Mary Hock, Beth Gillis, and Mary Kyle were in Sanibel Promenade (across from the Post Office) The Prudential Dr.* Jim. Gaydos, D. O tions contact BFI at 466-8800. charge of arrangements for the event, the first Cruise 695 Tarpon Bay Road, #15 A Practicing Phy$klurt Since 1986 and Rendezvous to be planned by women. Phone us for an appointment at our studio or your residence Florida Realty • Board Certified • Family Practice • Board Eligible Chteopathk Manual Medicine Students solve problems The District 22 Spring Conference of the United VISAJMASTER CARD, DECORATING DEN CARD 1020 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957 OFFICE HOURS States Power Squadrons was held April 26 and 27 at On April 17 through April 20, six elementary stu- 941 -472-4000/800-245-7284/941 -472-3057 Mon. • Wed. • Fti • 8:30-4:00 the Bayfront Hilton in St.-Petersburg. District 22 is Tues. & Thiirs. Sr3Q»Nkxm dents from Sanibel Elementary attended the Florida comprised of 21 Power Squadrons located on the AN INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED MEMBER The Newmcyer/Cochrane Team 2426 PMM RIDGE ROAD • SANIBEL m Future Problem Solving State Competition on West Coast of Florida from, the Panhandle to the OF THE PRUDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AFFILIATES, INC. 472-3200 4B • MAY 17, 1996 • ISLAND REPORTER ISLAND REPORTER Q MAY 17, 1996 Q 5B 1( Community
m lum at the Children's Education Center focuses on the page 3B transferring calls. ir Sanibel Island Exhibit Hall Docent: Greeting entrants to exhibit skills that are crucial for success in every child's com- R and exterior wall met. hall, explaining the wonder of shells to visitors, and ing educative years. These skills include: communica- at In describing efforts to preserve the integrity of encouraging children to do special activities. tion; articulation; self concept; listening; fine, gross bi Burnap cottage, Veenschoteh showed a photocopy of Museum Gift Shop: Computer register experience and visual motor skills; perceptual, cognitive and Pictorial History Book will Published the original house he has tacked to the wall with the helpful, or willingness to learn and pricing stock. social skills. tx building permit. The photo shows a peaked roof over Volunteer orientation is held every Monday from 1 Development of these skills is encouraged through tl the single story back with an exit door centered in the to 3 p.m. Please call Nan Hall, 395-2233, for further a variety of experiences and settings, including learn- Si rear wall. "This will be an authentic restoration show- information. ing centers that provide hands-on opportunities in ing the type cottages built here at the turn of the last music and art, counting, sequencing, sorting, writing,- si ipntury," he concluded. Library catalog available housekeeping, dramatic play, puzzles, books and sci- S While the work goes on at the cottage the ence. Historical Village, 950 Dunlop Road, remains open "The basic idea is to create an exciting environ- through home computers ment of discovery and learning for eager young P for visitors during its regular hours of 10 a.m. until 4 SI p.m., Wednesday through Saturday each week. Modem owners can now access Sanibel Public minds," said school Director Rosemary McConkey. Library's on-line card catalog through their home or h "The history of success our children enjoy once they office computers. get to kindergarten has been most rewarding for the g Young magician "Simply dial 472-8210 through your modem," said staff. Now, with the National Association for the participates in fund-raiser Cheryl Morales, reference librarian. "Refer, to your Education of Young Children also recognizing our manual if you don't know how to do this. When your efforts, we are especially proud. This accreditation is Sanibel's young resident magician, Michael Pitt, modem connects, you should immediately see the very exciting for our school." f^cently participated in Magic Monday, a fund-raiser search screen. If not, try hitting any key. If you still The NAEYC accreditation process involved an for the Ronald McDonald House/Held at the Laugh- have problems, check your modem settings for emu- intensive self-study involving input from parents, In Comedy Club in Fort Myers, the event featured lation VT100, 8 data bits, and 1 stop bits, parity none teachers and administrators and also from classroom local professional and amateur magicians in a judged and local echo off. These are normal default settings." observations. The school also received an on-site visit competition for both close-up and stage magic. Library line access is available 24 hours every day from an early childhood education professional who Fourteen-year-old Pitt competed against adult con- of the week. Through it, patrons can find books is specially trained by NAEYC to validate their self- temporaries in magic and took home trophies for first according to author, title, subject, or keyword. They study results. All of this information was then inde- place in the close-up category and third place for his can review their own check-out record and renew or pendently reviewed by a team of experts from stage presentation. reserve books on-line. For more' information, call NAEYC headquarters in Washington, D.C. a_. Pitt may be seen regularly at the Hungry Heron 472-2483. The accreditation status will stand for three years. ffestaurant performing tableside magic as well as The Children's Education Center of the Islands is stage magic at many local events such as the recent Children's Center earns at 350 Casa Ybel Road. In addition to McConkey, the Circus Ball benefiting the Pirates Playhouse and last center staff consists of Diane Barone, Ellie Barone, year's Zonta Extravaganza. national accreditation Pat Harmon, Lu Sares and Eva Skold. The parent board of directors for the coming year consists of Shell museum offers The Children's Education Center of the Islands has Kathie Thompson as president; Tad Caldwell, vice earned accreditation by the National Association for president; Karen Hall, treasurer; and Cindy Pierce, volunteer opportunities the Education of Young Children. This recognition is secretary. Fund-raising co-chairmen are John enjoyed by just 5 percent of early childhood, programs Chenciner and Kevin Pierce. The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum has several around the United States. Children ages 2 to 5 attend from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. volunteer opportunities available now that many part- "The heart of NAEYC accreditation focuses on the Monday through Friday throughout the public school £The volunteer residents have headed north. child's experience," said Barbara Wilier of NAEYC calendar year; a six-week summer session will be Benefits to volunteers include a discount in the gift headquarters in Washington, D.C. "The process care- held June 17 to July 26 this year. Registration for the shop, free admission to the museum and special edu- fully considers health and safety, staffing and staff summer program and for the 1996-97 term is how cational programs for volunteers and their family qualifications, administration and physical environ- being accepted. Scholarship applications also are members. ment, but the greatest emphasis is on the children's available. Opportunities exist now in the following areas: " "Telafioriship with the"staff' arid how the program helps For more information, call Rosemary McConkey at Reception: Greeting visitors and accepting admis- each child grow and learn intellectually, physically, the school, 472-4538, between 8:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. sion fees. socially and emotionally." Monday through Friday. Communications: Answering the telephone and Designed for youngsters ages 2 to 5, the curricu- THIS WILL BE A LIMITED EDITION PRINTING Permits and deeds Our local heritage has practically vanished...a life-style alive only to the memory The following property deeds were recorded at U300, lSunset Condominium, $4,285. Lee County Courthouse during the week end- The city of Sanibel issued the following, building Klutch, 2454 Harbour for shutters. $4,058. of our citizens. Now we have the opportunity to safeguard the history of our people ing May 5: . ' , -' ' . .. .'" ' - permits during the week ending May 8: Dubbe, 904 Almas for shutters. $1,260. Ajnn Louise Moran to Patricia A. Lamothe, L55, Marcus, 1520 Angel for single family residence. Bassett, 2611 West Gulf #302 for porch enclosure. through photographs from our files and those submitted by our neighbors YOU The Sanctuary at Wulfert. $337,500. $515,000. $5,000. CAN HELP! gjr*. Joyce J. Truitt to Stephenie M. Shea, L10, Gulf Munchmeyer, 493 Lake. Murex for pool, deck and" Cater, 3313 West Gulf for porch enclosure. $3,400. pines II. $335,000.: , screen end. $22,400. Junonia Condo, 3013 West Gulf for six porch This 128 page book, with more than 300 photographs such as the one above submit- Robert and Anita Ulrich to David and Lenora Munro, 1501 Middle Gulf #401 to replace existing enclosures. $12,000. Lewis, L34, Little Lake Murex. $250,000. sliding glass doors. $3,641. Beachcomber Condo Assn., 635 East Gulf for alu- ted by a neighbor, will be of library quality, printed on archival paper and bound Als Liquors Inc. to Warren E. Fayart, L20, Bb, The Redden, 625 Lake Murex for pool, deck; and minum facia. $925. X^unes at Sanibel. $217,500. screen. $25,000. Adamson, 927 Kings Crown for pool and deck. with a beautiful hard cover. Alexander Peter and Geraldine Jane Dascanio to Wells, 446 Surfsound for pool and deck. $15,000. $10,000. pubifex Inc., L33, U3, Sanibel Estates. $215,000. Merritt, 4148 West Gulf for pool, deck and spa. Traum, 1196 Bay for screen enclosure for pool. You can help preserve our local heritage but YOU MUST ACT NOW! The Joaquim and Arlene M. Semaio to George C. and $22,000. $2,875. : • ' • books will make excellent gifts for friends or relatives who have ties to Sanibel bella W. Harris, L50, Ph. III,.The Dunes at Peters, 396 Lake Murex for pool, deck and screen. Island Beach Club, 2265 West Gulf, Bldg. CDE for ibel. $190,000. $17,000. new balcony screen walls. $88,780. Island. Margaret C. Walters to James A. "and Sharon A. Esoldi, 5280 Umbrella Pool for single family resi- ill, L8, B2, Sanibel Estates. $182,500. ' dence. $150,000.'" - ' - •please see page 8B Returnjorder blank to reserve your copy today Richard E. and Paulette Wagoner to Thomas P. Kirkpatrick, 440 East Gulf for garage addition. powling, L12, Be, Gumbo Limbo. $172,500. $24,500. ACTNOW! NAME Hetty Lou Taylor to Justin M. and Pamela R, Deal, Palmer/Bissell, 1932 Woodring for shutters. } Sanibel River Estates. $168,000. Please enter my order for: Kenneth and Charlotta Carper to Gregory Vincent ADDRESS jj Laura Snow, L16, 17, Bl, Sanibel Center. 4^ 4-0,000. One cannot live by beans alone .. copy(spy()) of A Pictorial Historso y of CITY jgm Condominium sales included: Sanibel Island, Florida, @$31.74 (tax *^Gaptiva Beach Villas Development to Donald L. One must have bagels Deadline for ordering included). I am enclosing payment in full. STATE ZIP CODE nd Judy L. Kotula, Ua, Bldg. 1, Captiva Beach Villas. |759,000. SevelLDaysAWeek books is PHONE Jvlarvin Bershas to Mannion Consulting Co., U312, now pjnotation Vlg. of Sanibel. $560,000. Water Taxi To Outer islands July 15, 1996 ______Please ship my book(s) to the pan R. and Pamela M. Prevo to Chelly Chin, Apt. Be Your Own Captain YOU MUST PLACE YOUR address at right. I have enclosed an MAIL TO: The Island Reporter \ 0ldg. C, Sanibel Arms West. $360,000. THIS BEAN Closest To Outer Islands additional $4.00 for each book to be 2340 Periwinkle Way * JVlatthew M. and Judith McLaughlin to Paul A. and authentic, kettle cooked bagels Fabulous Shelling On Daserttd Beaches ORDERS NOW OR THE Sanibel Florida 33957 ^jjen E. Dickie, Apt. 6-306, Sundial of Sanibel. the islands best coffee & espresso Excellent Fishing Area shipped along with payment in full 1551 Periwinkle - 395-1919 HISTORY CANNOT BE (941)4724587 020,000. n CAPTIVA ISLAND PUBLISHED! L_-___ * jlichard Lee Shanely to Ruby H. Updegrove, ?.Pg. .ll!Bvery day 8 a.m. ISLAND.PEPQ^TSB. Q (My. 17.-19S6, 5)- 7Bl Community calendar Community calendar yarn page 6B Bunting Lane. For more ing. , Lions'Club. Meets first the Sanibel Community McCarthy's Marina on the Everglades. 472- on Captiva. Trips: 8-11 Fitness Center Saturdays, Body Toning Class. information, call 395- and third Wednesdays of Center Thursdays at 9:30 Captiva. Reservations 5218. a.m. and 1-4 p.m. $35. 10:30a.m. to 12 p.m. .^robics. 8:30,10 & At the Sanibel 0130 or 472-0404. Sanibel Historical each month. 6:30 dinner a.m. required for guided tours. Sunset and night cruises, 395-1787.. j:30 a.m. at the Island Community Center with, Village and Museum. meeting at Sanibel Call for specific times Sanibel Historical $25. 472-5161. jvic Center (old library instructor Deenah Al-Anon. Sanibel See Friday. 10 a.m. to 4 Community Center. FISH-sponsored and offerings, 395=2925. Village and Museum. J.N. "Ding" Darling gilding). 472-5743. $2 Findley. Tuesdays and Community Church. p.m. 472-4648. Visiting Lions welcome. Living Again Support Seethe 1913 Rutland Island Seniors aero- National Wildlife lumbers; $4 non-mem- Thursdays, 5:30-6:30 8:35 a.m. Call Bob Steele at 395- Group for Grief Indigenous Marine House museum, 1927 bics. 8:30,10 & 11:30 Refuge. Visitor center e>rs. p.m. Sanibel Hams break- 1952 for more informa- Recovery. Thursdays, Life Aquarium, featur- Bailey country store, a'.m. at the Island Civic open 9 a.m.-4p.m. Alcoholics fast. The third tion. 10:30 a.m. at the Sanibel ing tarpon, trout, snook 1927 Reed post office, Center (old library build- Saturday-Thursday. Friendship Bridge. Islands Trolley Tour. Anonymous, 8 p.m., Wednesday of every Community Church. For redfish, grouper, horse- 1926 Miss Charlotta's tea ing). 472-5743. Closed Friday. One ± the" Sanibel See Friday. San/Cap Tuesday Night month at 8 a.m. at Jerry's FISH sponsored more information call shoe crabs and others, a Natural Wildlife- room, 1926 Model T Wildlife Drive open sun- Natural Wildlife- ^ngregational United Group, Sanibel Supermarket. Call 427- Support Group for the Topper Schram at 395- touch tank with live History Boat Tours, Ford and vegetable gar- Country Line Dance. rise to sunset daily History Boat Tours, see 'hurch of Christ, 2050 Canoe Adventures. Congregational United 5130 or KQ4UW for Visually Impaired, 0130 or Friends in shells and a research/ sponsored by the den representing farming With Sandra D. at the except Friday. 472-1100. Friday. eriwinkle Way, See Friday listing. Church of Christ. more information. meets the first Service Here at 472- educational display. Sanibel-Captiva era on Sanibel. 10 a.m. to American Legion Post Gate times vary, contact londays from 1:30 to Wednesday of every..-,;-..,, ; 0404. Located at the Marine 4 p.m. 472-4648. if. • • • . Conservation Foundation 123 on Sanibel Captiva visitor center for Sanibel-Captiva ;OO p.m. $2. Everyone Wildside Adventures Aerobics with child Family Planning and month at 3 p.m,,at?the;K!..TT Habifa^Fouhdation's and Captiva Cruises sets Road at mile marker specifics...... Orchid Society/ welcome. Call Gertrude Kayak Tours and care, 9-10 a.m., Sanibel Pregnancy Testing. At Island Civic Center. For Body Toning Class. Barrier Island Research sail every day from Adventures in three. Fridays, 7-9 p.m. Monday; May 20 at the ord at 395-1770 for Rentals. See Friday list- Recreation Complex. the Island Civic Center further information call At the Sanibel Laboratory, 900 Tarpon South Seas Plantation at Paradise Trolley Tour. Free. 472-9979. "Step" in Shape with Sanibel Public Library at information. ing. Nursery open until 10:30 the second Wednesday of 472-0047. Community Center with Bay Road. Open seven 4 p.m. aboard the Lady Shelling Sanibel— Marie Mailloux. Step 1:30 p.m. Guest speaker instructor Deenah days, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. a.m. for additional work- each month from 9 a.m. Chadwick Cost is $17.50 Trolley to live aquari- CROW Tour. Care aerobics at the Sanibel is Aleksa Wise on the Shellcrafters Learn Bridge. 12:30 out. Donation suggested, to 3 p.m. ' Alcoholics Findley. Tuesdays and 472-3558. ums, the shell museum for adults and $10 for and Rehabilitation of . Recreation Complex. 10- general care of orchids. I workshop. Mondays p.m. Island Civic Center. $2.00. 472-0361. Anonymous, St. Michael Thursdays, 5:30-6:30 children 12 and under. and the shore. Friday, 9 Wildlife offers guided 11 a.m. Babysitting 472-6940. rotn 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Adventures in and All Angels Episcopal p.m. Islands Trolley Tour. to 11 a.m. Sights and Children under 3 ride tour at 11 a.m. Monday- available. $3 a class. he Sanibel Community Adventures in Paradise Trolley Tour Church, 7 a.m., Spiritual Sanibel Trolley offers a History Tour—A trip free. For details, call Friday. $3 donation 395-2543. Guided Trail Tours. Center. Paradise Trolley Tour and Miss Paradise Beginnings, 454-0330. Islands Trolley Tour. 472-5300. Other daily narrated two-hour tour of from Sanibel's Point requested (except for Mondays, Wednesdays and Miss Paradise Cruises. See Friday list- See Friday. cruises are as follows: 9 Sanibel and Captiva— Ybel to the end of • members and children 12 Alcoholics " and Fridays at 8:45 a.m. CROW Tour. See Cruises. See Friday list- ing for more information. Kiwanis Club of a.m.—Morning Nature history, people, places Captiva. Daily, 1-3 p.m. and under). Rain cancels Anonymous, 9 a.m., Sponsored by the . friday listing. ing for more information. Call 472-8443. Sanibel-Captiva Canoe Adventures. Cruise; 9 a.m.—Cruise to and wildlife. $10 for Adults, $15; children, tour. 472-3644. . next to library on Captiva Sanibel-Captiva . Call 472-8443. Islands. Meets every See Friday listing. Cabbage Key and adults. Departs at 10 aim. $10. J.N. "Ding" , Rd. (Look for library Conservation Alcoholics . Aerobics at the Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. Useppa Island; nightly and 1 p.m. from the Darling Wildlife v Al-Anon, noon, sign.) ;•"•; •••••'•;;. Foundation. 472-2329. ( fnonymous, 10 a.m., for breakfast at the sunset cruise. chamber of commerce. Refuge—Tour the refuge ' Aerobics at the Sanibel Fitness Center. Wildside Adventures Sanibel Community ianibel Women's Group, Hungry Heron, 2330 Call 472-6374. with an expert. 9-11 a.m. Sanibel Fitness Center. Professionally certified Kayak Tours and Church. Island Seniors Water Senior Aerobics. At lanibel Congregational Palm Ridge Road. daily except Friday. Step aerobics with pro- instructors offer the fol- Rentals. See Friday list- Wildside Adventures Aerobics, 10 a.m., $1 per the Sanibel Community Jnited Church of Christ. fessionally certified lowing classes for every- Visiting Kiwanians are ing. Canoe Adventures. Adults, $10; children, $7. Kayak Tours and Alcoholics class. Sanibel Recreation Center Mondays at 9:30 instructors at 9 a.m. and one. Nice V Easy, 7:15 welcome. Call 472-1537. Enjoy the ultimate Call 472-8443, Rentals. Explore the bar- Anonymous, 8 p.m., Complex pool. 472-5743. a.m. Alcoholics 6 p.m. Free to members. a.m.; Mixed Impact Sanibel Historical wilderness experience in rier islands from sea open speaker meeting, taonymous, 6:30•p.m., Call 395-2639. Natural Wildlife- Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body Alcoholics Village and Museum. Florida with Mark "Bird" level. Natural history, . Miss Paradise St. Michael and All Aerobics with child Islands Trolley Tour. -aptiva Survivors, next History Boat Tours, see Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; Anonymous, open step See Friday. 10 a.m. to 4 Westall. Daily canoe and Cruises. Backwater fish- Angels Episcopal sealife, sunrise, sunset, care, 9-10 a.m., Sanibel See Friday. o library on Captiva Rd. Zonta International Friday. Short Step, 11:30 a.m.; meeting. Sanibel p.m. 472-4648. van tours to "Ding" ing—bait, tackle provid- Church. starlight and full moon Recreation Complex. look for library sign). meets the first and third Mixed Impact Interval Community Church, next tours offered seven days Darling, Sanibel River, ed. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Nursery open until 10:30 Canoe Adventures. h .. ••."••:.• Tuesday of every month All-island Blood Aerobics, 6 p.m. Free to to Jerry's, 8:30 a.m. Duplicate Bridge. At Buck Key, Mound Key, daily. Adults, $35; chil- a week. Daily hours are 9 Adult Children Of a.m. for additional work- See Friday listing. at the 7:30 a.m. at the Drive. May 22. At members. Call 395-2639. the Sanibel Community Corkscrew Swamp and dren, $20. Sealife a.m. to sunset. Located at Alcoholics (ACOA), 8 out. 472-0361. Donation Hungry Heron Bailey's, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Center Thursdays at 1:30 Encounter Excursion— p.m., Sanibel suggested: $2.00. Wildside Adventures Restaurant. Visiting At Jerry's 2 p.m. to 4 Sanibel Sea Kayak. p.m. Marine biologist, touch Community Church. Kayak Tours and Zonta members wel- tanks and aquariums on TUESDAY p.m. Sponsored by the See Friday. Rentals. See Friday list- come. For details call, . board. 12:30-3 p.m. daily island service clubs. Adventures in ing. Ginger Parker, 472-6356. except Sunday. Adults, Island Seniors Paradise Trolley Tour $35; children, $25. Guided Trail Tours. Aerobics. 8:30,10 & and Miss Paradise Adventures in Island Seniors Mondays, Wednesdays 11:30 a.m. at the Island Cruises. See Friday list- Champagne Sunset Paradise Trolley Tour Cruise—5:30-7:30 p.m. 21 Bridge for Fun. At the and Fridays at 8:45 a.m. Civic Center (old library ing for more information. and Mm Paradise f daily. Adults, $18; chil- Island Civic Center Sponsored by the building). 472-5743. $2 Call 472-8443. Cruises. See Friday list- Tuesdays at 1 p.m. Sanibel-Captiva members; $4 non-mem- dren, $10. Call 472- ing for more information. 8443. Conservation bers. School Age Story Call 472-8443. Natural Wildlife- Sanibel Sea Kayak. Foundation. 472-2329. Hour. At the Sanibel s , tory Boat Tours, see See Friday. Preschool Story Natural Wildlife- Public Library Thursdays Sanibel/Captiva
Shopping Plaza. Call 472-8443. ing). 472-5743. f •from page 7B Guided Trail Tours. Tai Chi Chuan class Country Line Dance. at the Sanibel Fitness Alcoholics Mondays, Wednesdays Sanibel/Captiva Anonymous, closed dis- and Fridays at 8:45 a.m. Rotary Club Breakfast With Sandra D. at the Aerobics at the Center. With Val Parker. American Legion Post 12:30-1:30 p.m. $10 per cussion meeting, St. Sponsored by the Meeting, 7:30 a.m. every Sanibel Fitness Center. Friday at the Hungry 123 on Sanibel Captiva Step aerobics with pro- class for non-members of Michael and All Angels Sanibet-Captiva Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge Road at mile marker *•; * fessionally certified the fitness center. Call Episcopal Church, 8 p.m. Conservation 395-BODY for more 454-0330. Foundation. 472-2329. Road. Visiting members three. Fridays, 7-9 p.m. instructors at 9 a.m. and Free. 472-9979. 6 p.m. Free to members. information. welcome. 395-0512. Alcoholics Islands Trolley Tour. Call 395-2639. CROW Tour. See last* Beach Walks, Anonymous, 11th Step See Friday. Aerobics at the Friday listing. Stone sculptures and putt-putt Yoga. At Tween Thursdays at 8:45 a.m. Workshop Group. 6:30 Sanibel Fitness Center. p.m. at the Sanibel Canoe Adventures. Professionally certified Waters Inn Thursdays, 9- Meet at the Sanibel- Al-Anon, noon, 10:30 a.m. Captiva Conservation Congregational Church. See last Friday listing. instructors offer the fol- Foundation, 3333 lowing classes for every- Sanibel Community croquet in the name of art "Step" in Shape with Sanibel-Captiva Road. Wildside Adventures one. Nice 'n' Easy, 7:15 Church. By Marianne Dila Strickland to hit the rocks—granite, quartz, and sandstone— Marie Mailloux. Step For details call, 472- Kayak Tours and a.m.; Mixed Impact Staff Writer Krepin has embedded or balanced around the yard in aerobics at the Sanibel 2329. Rentals. See last Friday Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body Alcoholics When David Krepin moved back to Sanibel from nine places. Every hole is a par two with some inher- Recreation Complex. 9 listing. Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; Anonymous, 8 p.m., four years in the west, he brought what was impor- ent, natural or designed in obstacle to make it inter- a.m. Free babysitting. $3 12 Steps For Short Step, 11:30 a.m. open speaker meeting, , tant—500 pounds of Colorado red rock—-beautiful esting. a class. 395-2543. Everyone, 11 a.m., Sanibel Historical Free to members. Call St. Michael and All '• sheets of it. "I sold my TV and furniture and packed Hole Number One is a short, straight shot to hit a Sanibel Community Village and Museum. 395-2639. Angels Episcopal the car with the stones," Krepin says. large, smooth, egg-shaped granite. Church. Country/Western Church. 472-2684. : See last Friday. 10 a.m. He had worked as apprentice to a rock sculptor on Hole Number Two is the "Bunny Hole" so-named Dance. Thursdays, 2-4 to 4 p.m. 472-4648. Sanibel Sea Kayak. private and public projects and wanted to create by his mother, Patty Krepin, because it is flanked by p.m. at the Island Civic Alcoholics See last Friday, Adult Children Of something in the side yard of his family's home as a a quartet of painted wooden bunnies. Center (old library build- Anonymous, Noon, Adventures in Alcoholics (ACOA), 8- gift for them, "...and to prove to myself I could do it." Hole Number Three is called "Vyd's Delight" an ing). 472-5743. Men's Big Book Group, Paradise Trolley Tour Island Seniors aero- p.m., Sanibel He laid the stones out in the yard and looked at easy one called by Krepin's nickname "Vyd," short Sanibel Congregational Natural Wildlife- and Miss Paradise bics. 8:30, 10 & 11:30 Community Church. them for a few days. He wanted to build a house of for David. CROW Tour. See United Church of Christ, History Boat Tours, see Cruises. See Friday list- "a.m. at the Island Civic cards with stone, as he had built houses of cards with Hole Number Four is the Florida Sand Trap hole Friday listing. across from Periwinkle last Friday. ing for more information. Center (old library build- baseball cards as a kid. One particular stone seemed just next to a large sandy patch of yard shaped like perfect for the central part of the sculpture, and as he the state of Florida. A clear plastic plate marks the -PERMITS AND DEEDS — worked around that stone, the arrangement turned out city of Tallahassee and if you miss the rock and hit Scherzer, L47, U4, Sanibel Instates. as it did. the plate you have to "pay your taxes" by emptying •from page 5B NOTICE OF $375,000. Each piece is interlocked by cut to fit the pieces the loose change from your pockets and into the Alden, 1146 Golden Olive for Three Twenty West Inc. to Gerald L. around it. There is no glue, mortar, shims, or plate. SANIBEL PLAN CHANGE remodel. $9,600. and Beatrice A. Hoffman, L3, Sanibel wedges—on three triangular points, it balances. On this hole, the wooden ball shoots past a major Sanibel's Comprehensive Land Use Plan Island Beach Club, 2265 West Gulf, Island. $260,000. Having finished the sculpture which sits in a sandy piece of backyard sculpture made of found materi- Bldg. CDE for concrete deck repairs. Joyce Blakely to Edward A. Karsten Zen-raked spot in the center of the yard, Krepin went als—an old car jack, rusty shovel, and remains of a David Krepin shows off his sculpture, $606,604. "House of Cards upon the rock in the sand." The City of Sanibel City Council proposes to conduct a public hearing to consider transmittal, to Sr., L76, 76a, Lake Murex. $245,000. on to build an interesting game around it. radial tire front a huge metal sign from a gas station. Florida-Department of Community Affairs (the state land planning agency), of the following ordi- Ostermeyer, 512 Periwinkle for sid- "I made a similar course in Boulder where I lived, Hole Number Five is called "Monster Island" and nance: Jerry L. and Nancy K. Stone to Terry* ing. $5,000. and Carolyn Begley, Lll, kBb, White and it's fun, easy to play, and takes you all around the holds a nice smooth granite in an old hub cap. The Benua, 910 Limpet for boat lift and Heron. $195,000. yard to look at the different objects and trees in all ball rolls past a large convoluted fired clay sculpture, AN ORDINANCE ADDING A SECTION 1.01 TO THE COMPREHENSIVE dock addition. $16,000. Reynolds wraps LAND USE PLAN OF THE CITY OF SANIBEL TO RENAME IT AS THE SANI- Sara Newman to Michael and the corners," he explains. "You don't just take your gift from a friend, beautifully glazed on turning sur- Hockensmith, 896 Limpet for boat Shirley H. Mackey, LI2, Little Lake- yard for granted, you look around and say 'hello.'" faces. The hole is in a shaded little glen fancifully BEL PLAN; AMENDING SECTION 1.1 TO UPDATE THE PURPOSE OF THE lift. $7,000. SANIBEL PLAN AND TO INCLUDE A VISION STATEMENT IN THIS SEC- Mures. $130,000. Played with a croquet mallet arid ball, the object is up 'Shirley Hanson, 1834 Woodring for dock, •please see page 2C TION OF THE PLAN; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR Condominium sales included: 9 CONFLICT AND SEVERANCE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. lift, etc. $5,800. Captiva Beach Villas to Jerome L. Frank, 1752 Jewel Box for boat lift. King and Dale Anne Reiss, Ub, Bldg. 1. Valentine role AS PROPOSED BY THE CITY OFSANIBEL. APPLICATION NO. 96-48. $3,600. $721,000. The following property deeds were Tardosky's works star at library By Marianne Dila Strickland David E. and Elinor D. Flanigan tew The public hearing will be held on May 21,1996 at 5:01 P.M. at Sanibel City recorded at the Lee County Staff Writer Rogbert A. Freeman, Apt. c-31, Poine Hall in the City Council Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, Courthouse during the weeks ending By Marianne Dila Strickland Opening May 16, Helma Reynolds does a . Sanibel, Florida. Interested persons may appear and be heard with respect to Santo De Sanibel. $340,000. April 21 and April 28: Staff Writer reprise of her critically acclaimed one-woman the proposed ordinance. The City Council may continue all or part of the public John E. and Eva Lee McVay to Robert M. and Sue Baratta to Robert show "Shirley Valentine," the story of a British hearing, with or without further published notices, so interested persons should C. and Kay Munns, Apt. 8, Bldg. g, The information cards at the Kinzie Island Consultants, L3, Sanibel foot of each of Sheila Tardosky's housewife who lives attend this hearing to be apprised of any future public hearing dates. Harbours. $580,000. Sanibel Arms West. $262,000. her dream- Off Beach Robert C. Warner to Ellis W. and paintings on exhibit at the The geographical area covered by the subject matter contained in this ordi- Richard O. Larson to Cheryl and Sanibel Public Library through Players will run this David Venarge, L21d, Sanctuary at Edythe Abrahamson, U142, Mariner play this weekend nance is identified by the map provided below (all of the City of Sanibel): Pointe Condo, Ph. 1. $254,600. the month of May are inadvertent Wulfert. $385,000. postulates of the artist's creative May 16, 17 and 18 Arthur E. Loos to Donald and Carol gift. At first glance, the "S. only, so if you didn't Tardosky" looks like "Stardosky" get to see this a year and it seems a perfectly fitting ago during its two appellation for the woman whose runs at the Old work is so various, so good. .SchoGlhou.se Theater, NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING AND WORKSHOP or during its two- CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA Tardosky's work is shown in several media—watercolors, weekend run in Cape Coral at the Cultural The Permitting Process Review Committee, a standing committee of the Sanibel mixed media, acrylic, collage, and monoprint—and it is all Arts Center, thi§ is Helma Reynolds Planning Commission, wili conduct a puhlic meeting and workshop: pleasing to the eye and soul. GULF OF MEXICO your last chance, In watercolor, starting behind Reynolds has made this play her own vehicle MONDAY, MAY 20,1996 AT 1:30 P.M. the reference section, is and as the sole actor in the play which runs to 49 GULF OF MEXICO "Gladioli" three blossomed pages of dialogue with a wall, herself, and stalks—orchid, pink, and J unseen friends, Reynolds ends up talking non- I HI— I at Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road. peach—in a vase. It is simple and stop for almost two hours. ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA. Sanibel, Florida. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the Land Development lovely. "Sunny Day Palms," uses . "Pve never gotten tired of the role. Even when Code mandated annual review and report on the effectiveness of the Land Develop- greens, blues, and a little yellow.. I'm rehearsing it—going over my lines again for ordi ance are " available for inspection or purchase in ment Code Permitting Process. An abstract, "Wild Grasses," a a performance—I find each time that I'm delight- handful of bending lines of bur- ed -to get reacquainted with her. I love doing her. gundy. In "Sea Grapes," the She's someone you enjoy spending time with," round leaves of the tree are done Sheila Tardosky's works are currently hanging at the ALL IN THE CITY OFSANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanibel Public Library. Reynolds said. m in watery blues and purples. With that amount of memorizing and commit- "Irish Farm" is like a misty, fad- ment, and with the praise she has earned for her If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to anv mat IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION OF THE BODY WITH RESPECT" every kind of retail product. The meetin9 r hearin9 TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT SUCH MEETING OR HEARING, S/HE Will, NEED ing memory... combination of vivid colors—- interpretation, it seems only reasonable that the ceedingseeSind'fSr, and for sucHh purpose s° may nee'd ^^Xeeda^SS^epSto ensure that a verbatim record o-f A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND FOR SUCH PURPOSES MAY NEED TO Two monoprints, or relief second monoprint is "Cat pink, blue, orange, green and yel- actor would want to get as much mileage out of it ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH prints, as Tardosky calls them, Cluster" in greens and blues; a low—with lots of white space to as possible. But now at the end of a year of play- RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL bunch of napping cats for a cat balance it out. It's definitely a IS TO BE BASED. are shown. ing this role, Reynolds talks about saying good- "Maine Sunflowers" jumps off lover. makes-you-feel-good painting. bye to Shirley Valentine. In mixed media, Tardosky, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH IHSABII.HH-S Islands' students sweep countywide writing awards fireg & ghot By Michelle Moran Zocki explained kimlmufiej) stu- Staff Writer dents an; able to wiite thru I-IMI stories died off due to lack of .sunlight beneath this root beer About three weeks ago Gary Smith, a close friend Sanibei Elementary School students hy dictating them in ;!<<• U-acher. colored water. Without a doubt that water is full of of mine, and I took the jon boat down to Everglades look eleven of 20 awards given lo i'h> Hictatetl »4ojii-->. ;«f ..iij!ibk' f^r 8lU'COn- To Catch phosphates, nutrients and runoff from the huge agri- National Park for a long weekend outing. We put in at mentary school .students in the 1 1th to.;. cultural machine to the north, around Clewiston and •'TlH'V'lV .tUfiWiHl {{•;.•• du ,t!c] in Flamingo and headed up across Whitewater Bay the great lake Okeechobee. . Annual Writing Awards. towards the mouth of the Shark River and points A Catfish kiHtii.iiMttt.il l*ria»si,:' iht'v '.'..CJJ !»I use a Although it still cannot be tied together, you have Sponsored by the I.ee Council beyond. It's a fascinating place, an endless mangrove Teachers of English, the awards honor to wonder as you idle past the thousands of dead cat- and sawgrass plain where the fresh water of Florida, fish. Gary of course had already heard about the man- county students from public and private in a huge sheetflow across a bed of limestone, finally ers to Cicate thi'ii own bin«k • atee, and my understanding is that we can now add to schools as well as the teachers who reaches the ocean. "We h;iw tun with thns1 -is ktitdcr- that some recent dolphin deaths, jewfish and black have encouraged them. Over i.Offl) stu- I would love nothing more here than to tell you jtartrn." /.ocki said. "Hy U>v i*iulof drum kills, and unfortunately, the list goes on. My dents entered the competition. that it was a perfect trip and that the fishing was fan- p.m. or so, the wind had picked up from the southeast kiJidrnttitH'jj ihfy a^n hvpx $>•> write understanding is that the worst of it appears to be Histo "It's encouraged," Sanibei kinder- tastic and that I would recommend the journey to and with the tide running in, against the wind, the garten teacher Kathy Zocki said of stu- tth ii iiv.is sli'ii- '• " river was very choppy and difficult to fish. The water over but after seeing what the water down in the spons anyone but I can't do it. The fishing was not all that Glades looks like let me tell you what I think really dent writing. "The kids here are always W iu:!> i •• in ih:' i. i-.-.i' •- .• «.-in- was even darker here and despite trying for snook and Sanit good and there were certain things about the trip that happened. Cons writing for one thing or another." ti- •! .He i.niii.'i ' nl "i \'<:<;: \ >'..:!;.ii!i\ were very disheartening. The first of which was the reds at the mouth, we came up empty handed. k What really happened is that Mother Nature fired a and C Zocki, who co-chaired the eleincn p>i ii \, ,SEU: 11 ,s> i VN .llli'i :i'!tiiii: color of the water. We worked our way farther and farther up the river i warning shot at us. The sugar industry, the decades of saile tary division of the contest, said ilu !ii ! :M.H1.\ < u. ii t rt'lpi. ; :, ,. lw As we reached the mouth of the Shark River, we and fished intermittently throughout the day without : sea-walling over the natural mangrove filtration sys- - Sputl school has participated in the e\en! Vv'.si- h is. ?)•'.!, .ii;J Hi i::ii. ' . •, ::,>n- noticed that the water was almost coffee colored and success. There were quite a number of other boats 1 tem, the dredging, along with all the other crimes we 4p.n since its inception. She modestly said In !i.-ii, lluul i'l.ui. \li. . M;>fulii: that you could barely see your lures only five or six around, including some canoes and numerous flats the school always does well. '••iii.in. p'U'iiv Hid Stifll-,", '•.:; \;:.i> boats but no one was really knocking them dead that have committed under the reckless flag of "progress" Chaa inches below the surface. This near total lack of clari- have now been discovered/The dead catfish discov- "The older children write in journals lu'imii, litiutb ;'i,ui-\ Irii-.:- A -;fid, ty doesn't make it very easy for the fish who frequent we could see. Gary, who had come down from fora< 1 ered them. every day," Zocki said of the writuis pi'i-Il \ , Vii.llll I h'.fv !i. ,1 '. ' .. lilJ these waters to find your bait either. None the less we Minnesota to have fun fishing in the famous child We now know what red tide looks and smells like. concentration in the school. "In kinder <':iiv Adii'i. luMI til tiiin ! .";: ,'ujfi did manage to bring in some nice mangrove snapper "Glades," was clearly disappointed. As we started Chile Winners of the Lee Council Teachers of English 11th Annual Writing It makes it difficult for the tourist bureau to sell pris- garten we encourage them to tell us sto- rn- By Marianne Dila Strickland result is such exuberance and pride in accomplish- youth that becomes more constrained with age, expe- Staff Writer ment. rience, and an obsession with perfection. Every year Sanibel Elementary third graders are Congratulations to future writers of America: - Sanibel Elementary School purchases a copy of the Something wrong here? ' 'What a'find!' Home field advantage encouraged by. their teachers to enter their poetry in a Shelley Adler, Matt Davidson, Adam Hahn, John anthology for the media center each year and many of national contest. Those works accepted are published Herschede, Bethany Highsmith, Sue Hoving, Piper the student poets order copies of their own from the Garrett Steed, 7, All Brent Kellis of in "Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans" a Home, Steven Hyatt, Rita Irving, David James, Alicia publisher to pass around to family and friends and of Grosse Pointe, PlainwelL, Mich, had ; small book in size that holds over 300 little poems Jordan, Aimee Kaplan, Max Krause, Willow Martell, have as a memento of their third grade creativity. Mich, found this rare to say when he :;| written by young students across America, ages 8 Carlo Mucciga, Christie Osborne, Amanda junonia April 12. He found this junonia;:. through 15. Reapsummer, Johnny Reigert, Samantha Strauss,. picked up the shell April 14 near Blind. The 23 third graders at Sanibel Elementary eagerly Cameron Weitzner, Molly Weintraub, Jessica and showed his Pass waSj '*What a streamed out of their classrooms to be in a group shot Wheeler, and Victoria Wolanin, as listed in the —TARDOSKY — father. His father find!" of proud poets. A creative writing project that encour- school's quarterly report. •from page 1C screamed with He had been Student poets write about their feelings, describe painted watercolor in excitement and ages boys and girls to express themselves in carefully rus and sweet corn. shelling for only 15 their family, talk about school, bad effects of drugs, greens with orchid shad- dropped the shell, selected words is more than good training when the "Sunflowers—France" is minutes. holiday scenes, sports, cars, animals, astronauts, envi- ows and just enough thinking he did another look at sunflow- ronment and everything else adult poets find inspir- delineation to provoke a something wrong. ing. The difference is the spontaneity and freedom of ers. feeling. Open Mon.-Fri. In a mixed-media col- Garrett's parents Brent Kellis Jan Rutledge 110:00am to 10:00pm Her heaviest work in Garrett Steed lage, Tardosky shows one both dove to scoop Of Lif Sat Noon to 9:00 this show is an acrylic on up the valuable shell. Jan Rutledge of Gulf Pines found this junonia Closed Sunday of her best. "Green Earth canvas, "Sunflowers," an Aromatherapy •no phone calls please* Nursery" is a collection near her home April 25. "Walk In" Service Only emphatic piece with one of terra-cotta pots of dif- flower which actually Be the king or queen.of your dreams...only minutes away. AHORSE SCC1B0 ferent sizes and shapes in Escape to the unusual...Explore your unobtainable. 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"Sudden media work. in two days in "my spot this junonia Shower at Blind Pass" is P.S. Aromatherapy World - Accepting Applications Tardosky is not only a back yard," as he April 29 near the an irresistible water color Get your .picture wonderfully prolific calls the beach. Royal Ter.;n on West of smudgy blues. On pas- Gulf Drive. artist, but exhibits and April 27 and 29 in the Serving the tel paper, Tardosky has proved to be his two He'd been painted "Chapel By the sells the work of other Bestof artists and crafts people luckiest days in 20 shelling a mere two SOflOOOODOODOOOO Sea" whose colorful reds years of shelling. months. Island Reporter!. Broadway! complementing greens in her Tree House Gift are muted and subdued Shop in the Olde Sanibel by the gray of the paper. shops on Tarpon Bay "On The Way To The Road. 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Brochure available. »;3i/»8 —etna— »4sn.» priced below seller's purchase Luxury three bedroom home. Steps from Gulf. Available "the very best on Captiva" New carpet and tile. weekly or monthly. 609-368- WALK TO THE BEACH TORTUGA BEACH CLUB. $2,600 per week April 24th - Dec. 18th $4,000 per week High Season $2,500 per week after Easter From this Weeks 24 and 25. Gulf front price. Call 472-3618 Great location- 1900. Call Gina M-F, 9-5 Negotiable Rates 3 bedroom/ 2 bath UF Home. location. Two bedroom, two NO BROKERS, PLEASE Gulf and Bay 6/3/96 ..—###»— 27440-2 {DAYS) 201 569-2111 (WEEKENDS) 914-687-0360 (513) 346-7292 Video available Tile and bath. $9,000 per week. 847- Pool - Tennis Fort Myers Beach Call owner (941) 395-0162 - Office (941) 395-2985 - Home Berber Carpet thru-out. 548-7139. and morel Luxurious Gulf Condo »/ai/»a — east— 3»e»i-r RIVERFRONT ACREAGE 517-321-6324 TORTUGA BEACH CLUB Lots of storage plus WATERFRONT LOTS McGregor Isles, North of 2BR/2BAw/den CLASSIFIED 2 car garage. — teen— 2«7?e-2 On the Gulf THE ATRIUM • • • • • TORTUGA BEACH CLUB WATERFRONT College Parkway. 3.8 acres, at Island Shores POINTE SANTO 472-1587 Gulf Front Automotive Call Today. 300 ft. on Caloosahatchee. (North end of Island) DE SANIBEL By owner CAPTIVA $1250/month FIVE STAR Bayside Estates Two bedroom, two bath. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den. Two bedroom, two bath. Mobile Home Subdivision 433-8550 BEAUTIFUL POOL HOME Just decorated. Fully equipped Two luxurious Gulf front Two weeks minimum. BEACH HOUSE 5/2*106 -.mum— 34363-5 EAST ROCKS kitchen, heated pool, cable TV, 2 BR/2 BA Condos JULY 5 THRU 12 ••••••• First floor master. NEW canal lots for SALE SPECIAL RATE Photos available. •96P0RSHF.CARRERA Golf membership. (WEST GULF DRIVE AREA) washer, dryer. Excellent views with magnificent views SIGNAL INN ON SANIBEL Rent direct from owner Lovely, Private GREATDEAL 17603 San Carlos Btyd. Overlooking tropical lake. of Gulf and beach. 1-513-877- $1,000 ISLAND, FLORIDA beautifully furnished. VERY CLEAN 2 bedroom/1 bath Week 18 SHELL HARBOR LOT of the Gulf and Beach. and savel $17,360 466-3818 LAST DEEP WATER, Tastefully decorated. 2745 or 1-513-722-1124 941-472-6724 GULF FRONT BEACH Heated pool- (First week of May) S/211/88 — 8J»«s— 2ZI39.7 (609) 985-0322 433-2470. nicely furnished duplex, All amenities. 7/12/86 —Utltll— 33448-6 i/24/96 —»»««— 34847-i Tropical vegetation BELOW MARKET VALUE. Builder has oversized lots on NO BRIDGE ACCESS Rent direct-Call Owner HOUSES & TOWNHOUSES (609) 492-7389 9/23/88 —»«>«— 34777-7 screened porch, Three bedrooms, two baths. Spectacular gulf views $6,500 canal in exclusive gated TO GULF OF MEXICO. • ••••$ 610-539-9281 SOUTH SEAS 1,2, 3& 4 BEDROOMS 1988 ISUZU TROOPER LS. 4 W/D, real clean. Walk to beach. «/31/t« —»»»»— 18234-2 All amenities 606-441-9606 subdivision. East end cff 165 FT SEAWALL LUXURY IN A SMALL & SECLUDED X 4. 4 DOOR. 5-SPEED. A/C. Walking distance to beach. Sanibel location with Beach 708-481-8188 PLANTATION ENVIRONMENT Now available Leave message. '" FRONTAGE. GULF FRONT CONDO 7/10/96 —»»»«— 1497B-6 BEACH COTTAGE LOADED. EXCELLENT i/31/98 -HW- 8471 e-a Club and private access. 6/7/B6 —«»»!»— 323B7-2 AVAILABLE WEEKLY 941-472-1764 until January 1st. ON VERY PRIVATE 1700 Square Feet 2 bedroom, 2 bath on the Gulf. CONDITION. $5,990. 395- Surrounded by beautiful STREET. Fort Myers Beach - Gulf front NOW BOOKING $800/month. SANIBEL COTTAGES existing homes. Call for more Very Private $900/wk. off season, • •••*• *•••• 2767. OWNER MOTIVATED condos. Fully furnished, pool, FOR 1996/1997 SEASON! /17/88 _«»»«— 85581.1 information 395-0909 Desirable Complex $1,650/wk. season. UNIT 113 TO SELL. Ashley Oaks summer 6 months cable, phone. 1 B/R $450. 800-992-4690 WEEK 29 5/;«/3« _ —Don— 25220-2 Near Lighthouse weekly, 2 B/R $600. weekly. $1,100/wk. January. Find Your Place CHATEAU SUR MER: one SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY. and a day leases available, 32' x 8' Screened Porch OR Call 472-6747 for more info. (mid-July) Call Linda Leone, Tropical Hut 1-313-886-7872. 941-472-4690. minute walk to beach. Enclosed Two lots in The Dunes. One has CONTACTSTAN summer rates. Carports, Boat Overlooks Beach With CLASSIFIED on these fine properties. Asking $13,500 beautiful expansive lake view. Realty Inc. 463-4424 or 1-800- 6/H/«6 -»»»»— H34-7 porch, open decks. 3 GULF BEACH (941) 433-1881 Dock, Swimming Pool, 2 BR/2BA + Den 472-1587 Please caS - Other looks on preserve. Call 8/31/86 —««»«_ 34669-7 654-3069. DISTINCTIVE - Outstanding, • ••*•• bedrooms, 3 baths. Furnished. PROPERTIES, INC. Dishwasher, 2 BR/2 BA, W/Loft, Bright - Spacious - Breezy beautifully secluded. 3 BR, 2 941-472-3057 for more information 395-0909 Balcony And Patio. Phones In i/17/96 —<»»»— 34339-6 B/8/B6 —cm,?— 18386-8 Month or Season. Spring and Uc. Real Estate Broker 8/7/98 -antll— 34844-8 Beautifully Equipped BA, Sanibel home on acre. 3/24/Be —Bttt— 25250-2 Suites. A Southern Family summer rates available. Mobile\Manufactured And Maintained EAST END Deck overlooking tropical lake. Call Jenny 708-653-7505, Auto & Boat Supplies inumt —aqua— 30881-2 Tradition. 17863 San Carlos SANIBEL SURFSI0E ForF ent Pool-BBQ-Elevator Tastefully furnished, fully VIP days. 941-472-8178 Blvd. Ft. Myers Beach. FRANK Covered Parking SANIBEL GULF FRONT Two bedroom, two bath. equipped with all amenities. 6/14/96 — asae— 27537-2 SOUTHWINDS DR. Investment Property Mobile home - Park model - 1 HEMELGARN 466-3393 or 1- OUR GUESTS RETURN Best beach. Rent from owner Largest rooftop carry-on for car SANIBEL bedroom, lona Ranch near 800-319-3393. ""Don't forget YEAR AFTER YEARI On canal w/ Kayak. and save. (314) 843-0937. 2 Bedroom 2 bath, SANIBEL / CAPTIVA / or van) $100. Only used twice. LONG OR SHORT TERM: FT. MYERS next seasons reservations. Weekly Rentals 8/14/96 — »an»— t t | J68-6 pool, tennis, gas grills. SUNSET CAPTIVA BESIDE CASA YBEL RESORT 8 UNIT CON DO Sanibel Factory Outlet. Fully Call. 941-463-9650. furnished. $385/month plus ****** Seasonal Rates JUNE 1-JANUARY 1. Elegant 3BR/2BA Home -IHI- 34B00-7 Two bedrooms, two baths. NO. CAPE CORAL ATRIUM Seasonal & Annual Beautifully furnished. electric. Call 463-1766 for more 8/17/B6 -««»- 336119.7 Color Brochure Available 508-693-6296 * ALSO AVAILABLE * In Fully equipped. information. BY OWNER 3/31/86 -tltmt— 34648-2 Exclusive Gulf front condo 1, 2 & 3 bedroom Rentals Private beachfront community. *Good investment »/17/»« -«««»- 34417.* Ft. Myers Beach - 2 BR/2 BA, residence. Two week minimum. (on and off beach) Fully furnished. Piling beach home. 'Quiet area SANIBEL 1-800-639-6690 Coquina Beach - 2 bedrooms, 2 Boats & Motors Near shops. Ground Floor Bayfront OR 802-223-3649. baths, Gulf side. Newly Available now. Call owner at rental homes 800-237-7526 2CATV8, VCP, 'Good rental history Great priced (708) 887-7826. AVAILABLE: Waterfront Lot Apartment. Near Catholic decorated, all amenities. and apartments. or CD/Stereo, W/D. •Low maintenance 7/19/96 -»»««— 3B1.jt NOW THRU NOV. 30 just before Real Estate Distant Church and Beach Easement. Available weekly, bi-weekly or 813-481-6111 Pool-Tennis-Boat Dock. 32' Rhodes Chesapeake 941-395-2475 the Captiva bridge. Screen Porch & Fishing Dock. monthly. Call (941) 395-2361 LOGGERHEAD CAY Owner/Broker Call owner Classic Full Keel Sailboat. 3/31/96 _«a««— 30824-; Walking distance to beach. Weekly or Monthly. (941) 463- ***** after 3:00 p.m. Two bedroom, two bath. Gulf 1-800-325-1352 VIP Realty Group/ 615-371-9029 Dodger, bimini, solar panels, DRASTICALLY view. Off-season rates available Rental Division ONLY $145,000 FLORIDA SW COAST. 2084 J/S1/96 —»««»— 16266-6 or 472-0457 wind generator, Yanmar 2QMI5, 2BR/1BA piling home. Washer, REDUCED! 4/21/96 —«»««— 1J1U.1 SOUTH SEAS at $550 per week (May 3 thru l/ltiat ~»VI0- 84417-» Adler-Barbour refrigeration, dryer, covered parking. On NAPLES, MARCO ISLAND, Ocean's Reach .- Gulf front 5/17/B6 —»»»»— 1»4»7-7 MUST SELL! Vanderbilt, Bonita & Ft. Myers PLANTATION Dec. 15). January: $900 per SOUTH SEAS speed, depth, loran, ST deep canal. 860 Oak Street - $159,900 condo, top floor. Pool, tennis, LOGGERHEAD CAY SOUTH FORT MYERS Beaches. Condo/ home BEACH FRONT CONDO week, February-April 5: HOLIDAY RENTALS PLANTATION winches, roller furling and much San Carlos Island. No pets. newly redecorated, 1 bedroom, $1250 per week. April 5-May 3: more. Fully equipped. Totally $750 per month plus utilities.*** Well priced canal lot rentals. Pool/tennis. On/ near /NEW/ sleeps 4. Excellent condition! Fully Furnished beach value season specials MARINA VILLA $750 per week. 5% discount PRIVATE BEACH HOME refurbished. Excellent Furnished sleeping room with CALL BYRON RODGERS in Palm Acres, Two bedroms plus two baths. Great rates. Call owner. (612) Sanibel & Captiva Two bedroom, two bath Condo A+ Rating minutes from the Gulf from $3 9 5/week for single couples only. condition. Ready to cruise. private bath and entrance. 941-482-1837 Washer/dryer. All resort amenities. 472-7994. Additional discount for FL Myers Pool-Tennis-Cable-VCR Discounted Rates Ask $19,500. FMB 765-6193. Close to Time Square. $100 and Sanibel. accommodating 4 persons. Large kitchen. Direct through owner Direct, deep water access. Bluebill 1-800-237-2010. extended stay. Call (908) per week. •** Call 765-S565 or —»»<>»— 34023-7 Pool - tennis - bicydes. Two bedroom, two bath. S/S1/91 —«•»•— 76.1 Discounted STEPS TO BEACH 3 Bedrooms/ 3 Baths, 463-9520. Lot cleared and — «»ii— • 34eas-7 223-6748. '• i Now booking Exceptional view/ CHANGE OF PACE 5/31/86 —tun- 10H5-6 Monthly loft - pool • tennis. WAVERUNNER ready to build upon. weekly and monthly. RENTING: Beautifully furnished. WaterFront ONLY $149,900 furnishings/ locations. Beautiful vacation home, 3 Rates '93 Waverunner 3. LEASE/ PURCHASE. Three DISCOUNTS) bedroom, 2 bath. Your own SUNDIAL MAY THRU SEPTEMBER SPECIAL RATES: bedroom. Sanibel pool home Property Rental Sharing Owner JUNE THRU SEPT. 65 CC plus trailer. GUARANTEED TO BE private tennis court and Spacious Condo $2800 O.B.O. on canal. Close to beach. Ask 216-864-3094 SPECIAL SUMMER RATES 214-680-2907 Ask for Ban Fischer 20% LESS THAN swimming pool. 100 yards to 2BR/2BA w/Den Cottages, Condoa (941)566-9593. for Hap Connelly at VIP Realty On Gulf AND 5/24/D8 _Mi»- RE/MAX of the Islands Close to Sanibel/ Ft. Myers SH4/»« —»«#«_ 32B20-2 RESORT FEES FOR Gulf of Mexico. Homes and Estates —«»#«- »4717-> Group Inc. 472-5187, ext. 16. PLACIDABAY Beautifully Furnished MEMORIAL DAY »>;;;>» —tuna— mat-t (941) 489-0995 Beach. Very nice. 2BR/ 1 SAME ACCOMMODATIONS. 216) 338-8031 THE VACATION HOME 5/ti/Be —»»<— 33813.2 1/2BA townhouse. Good area. (216) 338-5281 Spectacular View!!! Annual .Rentals Available Why Rent?! You can buy a SOUTH SEAS YOU'VE ALWAYS l Waterfront Gated Washer/dryer, dishwasher, OWNER 3/31/»« —»»»«- ' 77-i 5 Pools-Tennis-Sailing OWNER 20SEACRAFT, 175H.P. house for the amount of rent. screened lanai. Share all PLANTATION (914)528-0160 Activity Programs 1-516-628-1801 WANTED Evinrude center console, We can help in all your real Community 1/2 Mile THE SANCTUARY amenities with female student/ LANDS END VILLAGE evenings and weekends. All Amenities 5/17/8 8 —»«»>-- 84617-8 Mo6t private beach, Dock tandem axle trailer. Asking estate needs. Call Bitl Beeler, North of Boca Grande FOR SALE BY OWNER professional. Female Two bedrooms, two baths. * * * * * Pointe Santo DeSanlbel Special Summer Rates On bayou. Heated pool, $7,000. Call 574-1364 after Realtor. ERA Jerry Kennedy GOLF COURSE LOT 8/24/98 —tuia- 33810-2 AVAILABLE FROM BOARDWALK TO BEACH Wide porches, Bridge 1 preferred. $280 month + half Fantastic view of Gulf and LUXURIOUS GULF FRONT 6:00 or leave message. Realty Inc. Office 332-339S. Overlooking lake and green. utilities. 466-8802. Pass from aH rooms. JUNE 8. 3BR/2BA home Open sunning decks. J/31/B8 —»»»*— I4H24-7 After hours 463-6907. PENTHOUSE CONDO. Single Family Home Great location. UStlBt —«KH»«i— 34 7BQ.7 Weekly or monthly rates. CAPTIVA 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, (612) 484-9148 VERY PRIVATE. Chateau Sur Mer area. SI1TIM —»»»»— 34»l<-» Attractively priced. 3/31)96 —«««»— 6361-6 800-572-6423 Idyllic luxury and comfort 1991 QUEST Building Sites Lakefront home tropical SAVE DIRECT THRU OWNER! CHARMING COTTAGE screened lanai with Fireplace, padde fans, BY FOUR WINDS F.M.B. CHEAP! CHEAP! 815-637-4016 1-800-897-0288 screened lanais, BBQ, Easy care no effort CHEAP! Now til December. On $75,000 to $135,000. gardens, near Sanibel and Weekly rental. spiral staircase to SOUTH SEAS 813472-6565 CENTER CONSOLE, S/31/B6 —»«»«— 32891-2 Beautifully furnished. Vttitt »>»»— aini.1 heated pool, tennis, bikes, vacation home. the water-furnished-$485 per Tim Fitzsimmons Beach, Non-smokers preferred. private rooftop sundeck. FULLY EQUIPPED. $250-$325 per month. Garage Steps to private beach Gorgeous sunrise PLANTATION SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION All amenities. Three bedrooms, three baths. month includes all. 'ALSO' Nsw private luxury horn* Monthly rentals. LIKE NEW, ONLY 290 Broker (941) 697-1445 LOTS OF LOTS!!! or workshop available, $50/ SUNSET CAPTIVA on, two acre estate. and sunsets. 1-3 bedroom Bay Villas GREAT RATES!!! HOURS. TWIN 120 June til December, adorable Screened porch. on the Gulf. 5 bedrooms, Call owner Call for rates. cottage-$435 per month month. Also a small efficiency, BEAUTIFULLY Beautifully decorated 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom JOHNSONS. •Riverfront 6 Acres minimal cooking $390/ month. FURNISHED HOME. One bedroom. and fully equipped. 4 baths, private pool and w/loft Beach Villas 314-842-2147 314-993-4843. includes all. Mature-call Nan- spa. Resort facilities «/7/» -»»»»— M5B4-1 $18,500. 454-3729 $500,000 482-2346, leave message. AVAILABLE WEEKLY: $5OO-$95O WEEKLY. Call owner. Seasonal rates, mint -«»»«- wtn-4 (841) 695-6382. » a/24/06 —»««»— 34807-7 optional. MAIM -0l»«- j^TS^T Lots & Acreage •The Rookery Lakefront 2 Bedroom, loft, 2 Bath. For free brochure Substantial savings. Amenities optional OCEAN'S REACH $39,900 Screened Lanais. call toll free (610) 664-2371 Call: OWNER after Also, Sanibel Harbor Gutf front DIRECT GULF FRONT 14' Hobie Cat - Like Newl SANIBEL *S. Ft. Myers .....Poindana 3 TV/VCR. 1-888-BEACHOO 3:00 P.M. t-800-878-7495 One Bedroom Condo One bedroom condominium Rainbow saite. FuMyrigged an d Unfurnished piling home. BUILD YOUR $29,900 Vacation Rentals Pool-Tennis-BBQ Grill. or 1-888-232-2400 219-272-0889 Accommodates four totally updated. - readyto sail . Comes with traiter. Main house with *Cape Coral...... "....Lakefront Gulf Beach, Boat Dock, or 219-271-0115 The Atrium: Exclusive, Non-Smoking A+ condition. $600.00. If not home, please SANIBEL DREAM HOME Includes new Wtchen-carpat- leave message. 454-5456. guest house attached on this roomy $37,500 And Morel fax: 904-273-9976 BRAND NEW! 8/17/Bl —gtt»— 7041-6 beautifully decorated, Gulf-front Fantastic View Beach, pool, tennis, bikes fumishings-washer and dryer. t M1B total 3BR/2BA. (.52 acre) lot *Cape Coral...... 6 Lot Site SANDALFOOT Cat owner at luxury. 2BR/ 2BA, den, wrap- East end on canal. $9,000 North CapUva Island Owner: Spacious lanai. SEADOO on prestigious GULF VIEW CONDO 314-532-3684 SANIBEL DIRECT GULF FRONT! around balcony. Sunsets! Hot tub. *Cape Coral.... 3 Lot Site illiltt —iittt— . 33104-2 Beachfront home on tropical Some off-season wks. and 4 330-788-9329 2 TVs, VCR 1995 XP, 1996 GTX. WEST GULF DRIVE Beautifully remodeled. CHARMING COTTAGE NEAR LIGHTHOUSE Large woodworking workshop. $2,500 Designer decorated. barrier Island. Glorious gulf wks. X-Mas still available. Call »/14/M —»»««— 114H-1 Tennis-pool. EXTENDED 3 YEAR and enjoy •Off Skyline...... No Assess. CAPTIVA Located on Beach sunsets. Pool, tennis, fitness owner for brochure. 800-484- OFF SEASON RATES: WARRANTY. MINT. ONE YEAR LEASE. "Gulf beach access Breathtaking new Fully furnished. Two bedrooms, Two baths 941-336-2510 $4,500 white custom kitchen. BOATER'S DREAM Very nicely furnished room. Beach walking, shelling & 7304 PIN 8286. CAPTIVA ISLAND $670/WK COVERS. EXTRAS. (just across the street) •Mariner HS Area..4 Lot Site 4 Bedrooms, 3-1/2 baths. Swimming pool. fishing. Steps to the waters' IN SEASON RATES: ALSO: MUWINNSFLINQ 941-549-6406 Immaculate-Spacious. COTTAGE AVAILABLE: Pool and Tennis 1-2-3-4 Bedroom 616-663-7406. 'Convenient $20,000 Huge Great Room. edge. Water taxi available. $1330/WK JET BOAT, 1995, mid-island location Screened lanai overlooking NOW THRU NOVEMBER Accommodations unit* — ****— •Others from $1,500 pool and beach. Lighted 300 ft. Nature Walk. Please can Weekly/ monthlyrates. (941 ) Daily or weekly rates GLENN CARRETTA W/TRAILER, 'City sewer & water S700/MONTHLY 549-7066 or (941) 472-6661. 115 HP, ANNUAL RENTAL Two bedrooms, two baths. 100 ft. Dock. 941-472-3253 800-982-3471 Swimming pool, Broker-Salesperson ONLY $179,500 For Information Call 10'6/H 4i y ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ BOARDWALK CAPER. No Heated pool and tennis court, Great Private Dockage. i/31/06 —»»»»— 34041-2 941-472-5550 hot tub, boat pier. John Naumarm & Associates $4,400 O.B.O, Contact: BYRON RODGERS 11 Restaurants and Beach SOUTH SEAS 1-800-232-6004 472-0225 pets allowed. Two bedroom. 2 ADA SHISSLER, G.R.I. EXCELLENT VALUE. LOGGERHEAD CAY 3/31/86 —»»««— «5-I SOUTH SEAS Ask about next season. 1/2 baths. Unfurnished 489-0133 Ext. 131 High Season; $1235/wk. within easy walk. If you have PLANTATION Well have 1-041-472-3121 472-06S6 VIP Realty Group, Inc. 941-472-4963 Enjoy our fully furnished, TOWNHOUSE with appliances: 941-472-5187 May - Nov: $625/wk. 30 days or more PLANTATION GULF COTTAGE. four new houses. • 7 Pat all new decor, Vermont Condo units for rent. Boat dock and covered parking 800-553-7338 ext. 54 317-253-0256 two bedroom/ two full baths, | to spend at DIRECTLY ON THE BY OWNER a/a 2/8 a —*»»II— 7/12/98 —nut— 331TJ-2 BEACH. 2BR from $795 par month. space. $800 per month. 463- (/21/B» —Dam—- beachside condo I perhaps the LUXURY GULF FRONT 941-472-0564 7682. VIP nicest place on Sanibel, 3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS .1-800-547-0127 Riverside balconies, fireplaces, Motorcycles & Bicycles SEA OATS YOUR RENTAL SOURCE POINTE SANTO Steps to waters edge. COTTAGE ON THE BEACH walk to shops, dining near Attractive off-season rates are a caring person or family, we PLUS LOFT. _f/M/!§_ SANIBEL Weareyour Most beautiful complex 3 BEDROOM/3 BATH A • RATED. lakes. Forest. Summer Mint —Hi*— 34488.? Island wide on Sanibel. thru December 13. have the place for youl LOFT - POOL - TENNIS - ETC; Lots 24 and 25 2,000 sq.ft. SLEEPS 8. recreation. Free brochure. Mill Rental Consultant- 10 acres on Gulf Adults only. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED SUNSET CAPTIVA interval Ownership BY OWNER THE SANCTUARY Gulf front condo. FALL DISCOUNTS: Hotel, 145 Main St., Ludow, Vt. at NO cost to you! includes pool, tennis, 706-278-2654 *WE ALSO HAVE Two bedroom, loft/two bath 05149.1-800-33S-MILL Ext. C- Call evenings: OWNER WILL SACRIFICE 2 bedroom, 2 bath 20% TO 50% OFF. home. Beautifully furnished/ WOMAN'S 413-499-4499 Weekly or Seasonal Rentals activities director etc! Brochure available. 1& 2 BEDROOMS 1. PRIME 3/17/M —t1»*~ 34090-2 with den & Jacuzzi. BOOK NOW FOR decorated. Three T.V.S, BICYCLE 5IS*l»t —fJ.IW— 31 800-553-2246 2BR/ 2BA condo, sleeps 8. AVAILABLE CASA YBEL EAGLE BUFFER LOT Low density complex. CHRISTMAS & '87 CD stereo, two VCRfe (PAL). WOMAN'S 24 INCH ROSS LITTLE LAKE MUREX: 941-472-2255 Redecorated for "96. Two bedroom condo for rent. SEASON. UNIT 219 AT Spectacular view. 2 lap pools, sauna, DIRECT THROUGH OWNER Two screened lanais, Vacation mountain cabin m 10 SPEED BICYCLE. WEEKS 51 AND 52 Spacious lakefront beach $250,000 Estero Blvd. Beach access. 6 lighted tennis courts. WHEN ONLY THE BEST boat dock, pool, tennis, Western North Carolina. Near LIGHT BLUE. access lot with gorgeous views $750/WK Bay view. Full kitchen. WILL DOI EXCELLENT CONDITION, PRICE NEGOTIABLE OPTIONAL GOLF brokers/ SUMMER/FALL RATES. Like new & would like to keep CALL 10AM«11PM boardwalk to beach. It will truly Cherokee, Fontana Village, 412-963-9270 and tennis. Asking $129,921. MEMBERSHIP consultants Washer/dryer. Amenities. it that way. be your home - and more. Robbifisvilte. Fully furnished, LIKE NEW! SELDOM MOTIVATED SELLER! 216- SPECIAL DEALS FOR $2000 per month. Annual rate 714499-1783 OR 941»472-0225 USEDI $45. 275-4183, OR HOUSE PUN AVAILABLE. of sanibel, Inc. SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER (216) 568-0109. BEST VALUE - GREAT RATES linens, dishes. Sleeps 6-9. 412-681-8666 236-8476. (203)221-7599. available. Michelle Moran, 472- 1-800-227-1783 (703)620-9662 LEAVE MESSAGE. 3/17JB« —««««— 33328-2 810-363-9257 $55/ night. 941-768-1044. i JKZJlL 1580. 3/31/8t ~t««»— IStSQ-l 5'31/9« —»»»«— 33*011.2 6/ie/«« —#»•#— 34488-i limn —tttt— nc n ISLAND REPORTER Q MAY 17, 1996 Q 15C Announcements BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Services CRUISE SHIPS HIRING-EARN NEEDY FAMILY CASH FOR YOUR REAL HELP WANTED: Earn up to SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST UP TO $2,000+/mo. working on ESTATE NOTE. If you receive $500 per week assembling for busy Real Estate Office. NEEDS HELP cruise ships or land-tour mortgage payments, call us for products at home. No Computer skills, organization, Sincere deserving family of companies. No exp. necessary. best price. Residential, experience. Info 1-504-646- energetic. Call 463-4484. four desperately needs help, For info, call 1-206-634-0468 commercial, land. Nationwide 1700 Dept. FL-2948 3/17/86 —aaaa— 34SJJ.7 nowhere else to turn, trying ext. C89522. FCAN 908 5)14/88 -»»»«— 34738.7 to raise $8,500 for father buyer. First Capital Mortgage. 1-800-289-4687. FCAN Main Street Eatery. Part-time to finish professional flight Experienced waitress, cooks SHI It* —_»4i*s.r MAILROOM/ BINDERY counter server and kitchen ISLAND LOCKSMITH school. Has excellent job helper and dishwasher needed. waiting when finished. SUPERVISOR help. Full time experienced Apply, in person only, Reese's 24-hour Emergency Service '.firttiliril Amazing circumstances CAPTIVA ISLAND kitchen prep. Call 454-0475. 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Erhart Becker won the B flight with a 42. of Jack Harrington, Dick Grant, Joe Hoffman and Alan Cross finished three strokes back with 39. •from page 1C Howard Seyffer shot a 63 to win. friend," the actor reflected. Golfers joining the But for this weekend, Reynolds will once again ^ Beachview women's golf become Shirley, AKA Mrs. Joe Bradshaw, with a fight against cancer stale marriage and two grown children—a family that The Beachview women held their second communicates only on the most superficial level. "Swinging-Summer Sizzler" winners were: Barbara Attention golfers! Register now for the American Hence, all her conversations with a wall. A girlfriend Dahlgren, Betty Puff and Jean Reed. Cancer Society's "Longest Day of Golf." Foursomes saves her life. Low net individual winners were Ginny Reeves, can choose a day during the months of May, June or Persuading her to share a trip to Greece and expe- Eleanor Hornbrook and Ruth Manecke. July and play free golf from sunrise to sunset at one rience the more romantic side of life, the girlfriend abandons Shirley for a go-round with a man she has just met. Left on her own, Shirley begins to enjoy some romance of her own and before the vacation is FREE PRINT WITH SUBSCRIPTION over, she is a changed woman, alive and looking for- to the ward to each day's experiences. Quoting from last year's glowing review, "...a play that reaches in and touches each person in the audi- island ence; Helma Reynolds—an actress who can solilo- quize for over an hour without boring for e\en a minute." "Reynolds has an enormous amount of energy Sometimes she keeps it leashed within her body and the resulting intensity seems to strain every tendon and muscle not to let go. Then, the energy pours out of her mouth in torrents and it seems she will never stop this high-pitched gush of emotion, but she does. She gets control, she quiets'down, she whispers. She has Shirley Valentine down cold." "The superb act of balancing emotions of mad, sad, and glad is what creates the tension that sustains audience involvement in the play, in the lone charac- ter Reynolds performs so touchingly from beginning to end." Show time at the Old Schoolhouse Theater is 8 p.m.. Tickets are $12 for adults and $4 for students 17 and under, available at Bailey's on Sanibel, Wicker Expressions in Fort Myers, and at the door. Call 472- Soaring 9357 for reservations. ADVERTISING DEADLINES Osprey FOR MEMORIAL DAY WEEK by CLASSIFIED & DISPLAY m IKKf Publication Issue . proof No-Proof Day/Date Deadline Deadline iftATSUMOTO Ft. Myers Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Observer May 29 May 22 May 23 Ft. 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