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SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA
McSpoil continues McAttack By MaryJeanne McAward Staff Writer More than 300 people attended a town meet- ing Tuesday night sponsored by McSpoil, an island group determined to stop McDonald's from coming onto the island. McSpoil leaders exhorted the standing room only crowd to help stop commercial de- velopment along Periwinkle Way, beginning with McDonald's. McSpoil co-chairman Dick Walsh stated McSpoil's aims: first, that no McDonald's be built in Sanibel and second, if the restaurant is built, that it not have a drive-thru. People were vocal in their statements and queries, which were answered either by Walsh or other McSpoil members. The room at the Sanibel Community Center was filled with About 400 people enjoy the benefit concert, YbeS Resort, featuring the Danny Morgaat McSpoil supporters', no one spoke In favor of "CROW on the Beach," last Sunday at Casa Band. For complete details, please see.page IB. McDonald's. • please seepage 2A .County Cat-op election begins . Candidates differ on impact of Consumer Coalition By Caroline Nylen Last, year, only one of the slate of Coalition- Special to the Island Reporter endorsed candidates—Carolyn Moore—was In a few days, Lee County Electric Coopera- elected. This year, after endorsing three can- tive customers will cast their ballots to decide didates, "we're running to win it," Casey said. Lehigh Acres district whether it really is the squeaky wheel that Can the group carry enough votes to win its Incumbent: Tom Drake, current board presi- gets the grease. favorites a place on the board of trustees? dent. Ballots were mailed yesterday, Thursday, "It's a question of how much of an impact On board since 1974. Current founding direc- February 25, to the Co-op's more than 120,000 we've made," Casey said. tor of Heritage National. Bank. customers in Sanibel, Captiva, Pine island, The Co-op's 10 trustees serve three-year Cape Coral, North Fort Myers and other areas terms and are elected by the Co-op's member- Challenger: Don Slisher, former, eight-year? the utility serves. " ship—its customers. county commissioner before resigning in an When the election returns for the three Although last year's slate included some unsuccessful bid for state house. Currently an board of trustees seats in contention are an- candidates* who found their way to the ballot engineer for Barbot Steuart & Assoc. Endorsed] nounced, on or before March 22, the by filing petitions, this year's candidates were by Consumer Coalition but not a member. | controversial Consumer Coalition activist all selected by a nominating committee. group could end up with three candidates it This year's elections will be a first in one North Fort Myers West I endorsed on the board—or find itself with no way: after a bitter controversy and allegations Incumbent: C. Belle Morrow. Was elected •as| representation at all. of election fraud, for the first time, votes will petition candidate three years ago. Has run| Some trustees call the Coalition the not be counted by the Co-op but by an inde- her own insurance business since 1964. |] proverbial "squeaky wheel," saying that its pendent contractor, the Bank of Boston. complaints get a lot of attention but that the A Lee County Sheriffs office report issued Challenger: Hal Stevens, attorney practicing] group represents only a handful of consumers. in December stated that investigators had locally since 1978. Endorsed by Coalition but Coalition members say their small core of ac- found no evidence of fraud. not a member. i tive members has the support of thousands of Drake said he stands by the work done by customers. Co-op members and employees to tabulate Challenger: Truman Green, now retired, Board president Tom Drake, who is up for election returns in previous years, calling the worked for 27 years as manager of Jefferson1 re-election this year, has nothing good to say charges "an insult." City, Mo. Electrical Co-op. ; about the Coalition. A target of much of the Casey, however, said that despite the sher- group's protest during the last several iffs report. Coalition members remain skep- Challenger. Daniel D. Becker, has worked] months, he has been caricatured in Coalition tical about the fairness of the election sys- with NASA and on projects with utility com-"; cartoons as a corporate tool trying to bulldoze tem—even with the Bank of Boston handling panies. ) his way past Coalition concerns. the returns. "I wish I knew what the Coalition is after," "There is some concern still about the bal- he said. "I can't get one thread of an idea. I lot count, but it's better than last year," he North Fort Myers East I can't understand the cartoonery—it's adoles- said. Incumbent: Carolyn Moore, a Consumer; cent," Drake said. Trustee Carolyn Moore, the board's lone Coalition member. On board for one year. Ex- Although the group may have made a name Coalition member, said she will keep a close ecutive director of Serenity Center. for itself, it does not have the support of many eye on this election because she too remains Challenger: James Dozier, general manager of customers and its endorsement will not much skeptical about the last one. David C. Brown Enterprises, (a farming opera-^ influence this year's election, he said. In spite of the sheriffs investigation, tlon). Retired In 1985 from 35-year military. "I don't think they're going to have an im- Moore said, "I think that's a load of rotten career as a two-star major general. ; pact of any significance," Drake said. potatoes. Something stinks." However, local entrepreneur John Casey, a The Coalition has endorsed three candi- AN members vote Jor all districts. Ballots Coalition founder, said that support for his dates this year: incumbent Moore and new- must be returned by March 11. group's goals goes far beyond the 300 active comers Don Slisher and Hal Stevens. members. • please see page 2A MCATTACK • from page 1A One of the first questions was posed by a development between Boca Grande, which he permits in the summer, when fewer people re- • man who asked when protesters could become stated had committees like McSppil 20 years side on the island. Fewer residents mean less CO more "militant" In their objections to the ago, and Fort Myers Beach, which he said wel- resistance, he said. proposed restaurant, beyond petitions and let- comed all manner of commercial develop- Walsh also advised McSpoil supporters to ters, ment at that time. watch closely if the city relaxes parking regu- Walsh stated militancy might take the form He also mentioned the City of Palm Beach, lations for the proposed restaurant—what he of parading around the San Carlos Bay Drive which he said has undertaken efforts to de-in- called an ominous sign. 5 home of Fred Frederic—who would be the tensify development and commercial use in At the close of the meeting, McSpoil leaders cc noted they plan to interview police depart- an owner of the Sanibel McDonald's and, inci- downtown areas. , uu dentally, did not attend the meeting—and Adler said in Palm Beach, many individu- ments regarding problems in areas surround- u. picketing Frederic's other restaurants in Cape als will give money to the city for a specific ing McDonald's; talk to neighbors of the a Coral. purpose, such as buying commercial land. He restaurants in various areas regarding nox- ious odors and litter and keep the pressure on U Walsh also stated Frederic has given Mc- urged people In Sanibel to do the same; to buy Spoil his unlisted, home phone number. land on Periwinkle Way before it is built. both elected officials, Frederic and the Mc- o Walsh added he would distribute to anyone He also noted parts of the redwood forests Donald Corporation. D. who wants it. McSpoil officials report they have raised LU in the Pacific Northwest were preserved in DC Contacted Wednesday, Frederic stated this manner—with individuals buying up more than $12,000 and plan to continue their Q although he may have given his telephone small chunks of land. attack. number to one or two members of McSpoil Other speakers noted If Eckerd Drugs— months ago and invited them to talk, he said whose parking lot borders McDonald's land he had no intention that the number be pub- and, according to Frederic, may work with the Dominos applies lished or given to anyone who wanted it. restaurant in positioning a drive-thru—does McSpoil co-chairman Dick Walsh opened Another man told all in attendance to not cooperate, McDonald's may have a more the town meeting Tuesday night with the news speak to Sanibel City Council members difficult time either getting a drive-thru or that Dominos Pizza has already met with "without mincing words" and tell all of them building the restaurant. Sanibel officials regarding opening a restau- they will be single-term candidates if they ap- Another speaker suggested a way to miti- rant on the barrier islands. prove McDonald's. gate damage to the island from excessive use Wednesday, Sanibel Senior Planner Jean A woman said bumper stickers, which read might be to limit the number of cars coming Isley confirmed applications for a condi- "McDonald's—Welcome to Paradise," have onto Sanibel. . tional-use permit and a variance for a Domi- been observed on the barrier islands. She be- Percentages of profit McDonald's gains nos Pizza take-out restaurant were filed with lieved Frederic had not disclaimed these from a drive-thru were also noted, with a the planning department February 10 by Alan stickers and called the stickers, "a direct at- range of figures from 35 percent to 65 percent Wortzel, representing property owner Con- tack; a personal war." discussed. tainer Products Corporation. Wednesday, Frederic said he had nothing to Walsh stated McDonald's has set up wires Isley said the proposed Dominos would be do with these bumper stickers. across Periwinkle Way for a traffic survey. He located at 2353 Periwinkle Way in the build- John Adler, a Twin Lakes Lane resident and added that while McDonald's has yet to apply ing at the rear of Fantasy Island Plaza. president of Real Estate Analytical Services, for any permits with the city, this needs to be Robert S. Bigelow is listed as representing is a McSpoil member who cited differences in watched because many businesses apply for Dominos, Isley added. ELECTION • from page 1A — Moore, who was candidates. "I was probably Casey said the could find, Drake Truman Green, a elected last year to "We're definitely just one of their worst Coalition endorse- said. retired engineer run- finish the unexpired anticipating a win," dreams," she said. ments came not just The Coalition's at- ning for the same term of a North Fort she said. "There's a James because of particular tacks, which have seat, said he knows Myers-East trustee Moore described Dean, streak In me. It issues but because of stepped up as election little about the Coali- who left the area, is the board of trustees seems like the harder the candidates' will- time approaches, tion but that he does seeking a full, three- as "very hostile" and they'd sit on me, the ingness to question. have been particu- not see much sub- year term now. said her almost-con- more polite I'd get "We picked them larly hard to take, stance to their com- She said she ex- stant clashes with and the harder I'd basically for their Drake said. He added plaints. pects victory for her- them will likely con- push." independence," Casey the slams are aimed "I don't understand -iself and the other two tinue If she is re- Stevens, an attor- said. "They're people at satisfying Coali- what their com- Co alition-endorsed elected. ney running for the who nobody is going tion members' per- plaints consist of," he North Fort Myers- to boss around." sonal agendas. said. West seat, said that Having three "At no time in my Belle Morrow, a Corrections although he differs Coalition-endorsed Deanna Ritchie was incorrectly identified life have I ever been trustee representing with the Coalition on trustees on the board subjected to some- North Fort Myers- in a photo that appeared on page 1A of the Is- some issues, he is could make a land Reporter's February 19 Issue. thing like this," West, is also running "certainly in favor of "tremendous differ- Drake said. "She's a for re-election. Additionally, the photographer of "Posing the general principles ence," Casey added. : show dog. That's She said that the porpoise," appearing on page 13B of the same they represent," espe Moore has taken "an what Carolyn Moore issue, was incorrectly identified. The photog- cially their push that incredible beating"— board's poor commu- rapher was Mrs. Harry Martin of-Mt. Pulaskl, is." nication with its more information be but that could change Other candidates, 111. available to Co-op with a more sympa- members may have The Island Reporter regrets the errors. both incumbents and fed the Coalitions' members. thetic board of newcomers, also Whether a Coali- trustees, he said. dissatisfactions but questions the accu- that the board is do- Weather tion endorsement Drake agrees that racy of the Coali- High Low Rain will have a big impact ing a goodJob—and this year's election tion's complaints of that the Coalition's Feb 17 77 63 on any of the candi- returns—if they favor secrecy and poor pol- Feb 74 60 .02 dacies is an open complaints have lit- the Coalition—could icy-making. tle merit. Feb 19 68 41 question, he said. have a real impact on Daniel Dean Feb 20 72 47 Slisher, a former the board. However, When she was first Becker, a North Fort elected, Morrow said 21 75 51 Lee County Commis- he said that impact Myers-West candi- Feb 22 78 63 sioner, said that would be a negative she was concerned. dates, said he is But her time on the , Feb 23 74 61 .95 although he is not one. "deeply concerned" Rainfall for February so far is 2.22 inches running as a Coali- He called the Coali- board has answered that the Coalition's her questions. compared with .96 inches for the entire tion member, his tion's agenda—which complaints will give month last year. candidacy has been includes demands for the Co-op a black eye. "When I ran for the Note: rainfall levels are recorded from the board three years ago, endorsed by the group more openness with He said that some morning of the day given to the following because of his goals. records and informa- my back was up about morning. of the issues the things because of "There's a lot of tion, changing the Coalition has Sources: Rain - Island Water Association. questions that need consumer credits things I'd heard," she Temperatures - Sanibel/Captiva Chamber of brought up should be said. "I did not go in answers, certainly in pay-out system and studied but that their Commerce. the area of bidding," challenges the Co- with a belligerent at- approach is often titude—I went in with Slisher said. op's rates and expen- one-sided. ditures—distorted a natural curiosity." The Islands' premier builder James Dozier, who In this election, the Editorial office: 472-1587 .. since 19831 and inaccurate. Display advertising: 472-1587 "Ninety percent of is running against Coalition has gotten Classified advertising: 472-1587 the claims the Coali- Moore for the North plenty of attentibn Subscriptions: 472-1587 Fort Myers-East seat, with its cartoons and Business office 574-1551 tion is making are not factual," he said. said he is not running complaints, Morrow The Island Reporter (USPS 813-580) Is published weekly each me. with any particular said, but whether the Friday bjrGulf Coast Weeklies, Inc., P.O. drawer 809. "By and large, that's group will turn out to SanlbelFla. 33957. the finest run co-op agenda, except that Subscriptions: Sanibel CapUva and Lee County, $19.75 inc. slate the Co-op should be be a lion or a mouse sales tax. per year; continental United States, or split subscrip- in the United States." won't be clear until tion^^ Inc. state sales tax per year) foreign, $40 per year. GEORGE Meetings are open, run on a "sound fi- Second-class postage paid at Sanibel, Fla. 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< The best of Broadway is the best of Sanibel DC By Maureen Milne Donald outstanding talent. S Robin Granick once again belts U- Staff Writer ^__ out tunes in a manner to rival our • J.T. Smith's production of "Up best musical-comedy stars. Par- tr Shubert Alley" at Sanibel's Old LU ticularly wonderful is her number Schoolhouse Theater is a pure "Sara Lee," which keeps the audi- o joy. It's a fun-filled, toe-tapping ence laughing from start to fin- D. wonderful romp through some of ish. LU Broadway's greatest hits spiked CC Susan Hodges with her crystal- Q with enough humor to have you laughing for days. clear voice shines with songs such The show brings back the cast as "I Could Have Danced All CO of "With A Song In My Heart" plus Night" and "Til There Was You." one, Kari Seyer, who does justice Hodges displays the best of two to the sizzling number "Steam worlds: a wonderful voice with Heat." just the right touch of comedy We said basically all we can when called for. about this musical quartet, but We can't say enough about just in case you were unfortunate Roger Seyer. We loved him in enough to miss their last produc- "Charlie Brown," adored him in tion, here it is again. "With A Song In My Heart" and This cast is simply outstand- with this production, figure he'll ing, Dana Cote has a voice to die be remembered in Sanibel for a for and aptly displays it in this long time. Seyer is just great in (1 to r) J.T. Smith at piano, Susan Hodges, Dana Cote, Roger Seyer and latest J.T. Smith production. His this show—period. Robin Granick belt out the opening number of "Up Shubert Alley." version of "If Ever 1 Would Leave I have solid collaboration that You" beautifully showcases his some of the best numbers in this thought numbers "Kids" from the stage. The Sanibel community wonderful voice and numbers like show are the comedy bits. My two West Side Story, "Big Spender" is fortunate indeed to have him "Man Of La Mancha" send chills companions for this production, and Roger and Dana's Tribute to around—hopefully for a long time up your spine. Cote truly is an Elizabeth and Becky Armitage, Rodgers and Hammerstein" were to come. close to hysterical. The bottom line is, if you think By the way, if you'd like to In- we loved this show, you'd be abso- troduce your kids to the theater, I lutely right. It's an uplifting, can recommend J.T. Smith's pro- thoroughly enjoyable experience ductions. These jam-papked pro- and one not to be missed. ductions simply don't give kids a "Up Shubert Alley" will be at chance to get restless. It's a won- the Old Schoolhouse Theater derful way to introduce them to through March 27. Performances the theater experience in a man- are 8 p.m. Monday-Saturday with ner that will keep them coming a 2 p.m. closing day matinee. Tickets are $16.50. Call 472-6862 Naturally, we can't forget or stop by the theater box office at Smith himself who as usual, does 1905 Periwinkle Way. an excellent job both on and off You definitely won't be disap- pointed. Beach juried show winners The Fort Myers Beach Art As- den" while "Victorian Visage" by sociation has announced the Jean Connors was awarded third winners of its spring juried show. prize. The show will continue through Merit awards were presented to March 26 at the association's fa- artists Lucille Cooper for "Chez *•» •••fcJ IMIm M la——MII^i—i^awM -»MtHMi.iMfcJ|Mi— "i —I m !• —- — " ~~*"mr* II • MIHliiininMMiTI ^LIJT lr g (1 to r) J.T. Smith, Roger Seyer, Kari Gonz-Seyer and Dana Cote perform cility on Donora Avenue. Paul's Onions," Joan Handel for "Steam Heat"'In "Up Shubert Alley," Smith's latest production. First place went to Phil Ras- "Estero River," Babs Miller for mussen for "Cedar Key;" second to "Harbor Master," and Mildred Joy Reinhardt for "Window Gar- Roedig for "Edge of the Forest." A review 'Eleemosynary:' theater-goer's theater
By Maureen Milne Donald Staff Writer Lee Blessing's sensitive play. "Eleemosynary," is the story of three genera- tions of women, their relationship with each other and themselves. The staging, or lack of it, adds dramatically to this powerful script. This is a serious production for those who treasure the very essence of the theater experi- ence. • Aptly named Reader's Theater at the Old Ira Sullivan will perform at the Barrier Is- Schoolhouse Theater, the three actors most land Center for the Arts Wednesday night. certainly display the skill to mount such a bare bones production. Charlotte Heimann, Virginia Parker and Marsha Wagner are won- (1 to r) Marsha Wagner, Charlotte Heimann Jazz greats perform derful as the grandmother, mother and daugh- and Virginia Parker in "Eleemosynary." The Ira Sullivan Quartet will perform at the ter respectively. Barrier Island Center for the Arts at 8.p.m. Heimann portrays the zany grandmother setting for this production. Its smallness al- Wednesday, March 3. with just enough of everything to convince the lows the audience to feel an intimate part of Sullivan, who plays saxophone, flute, clar- audience she will find life after death. Her the production, as if they were brought into inet, trumpet and flugelhorn will be accom- daughter, Artemis, played by Parker, is a the circle of the actors. But it's more than the panied by Eddie Higgins on piano, Danny character more concerned with life during setting that fosters such feelings. The stark Burger on drums and Vince Evans on bass. life. Her contrasting character is played with stage, the intensity and competence of the act- Sullivan, a performer at last year's Sanibel style and skill. Wagner, who plays Artemis' ing and the clearness of the direction all add Jazz on the Green festival, has scores of daughter, Echo, amazes with her tongue-twist- up to a wonderful theater experience. recordings stretching back to 1952. ing vocabulary. Her performance is a beauti- This is a production for those who love the He came to Florida with his family in 1963 ful blend of craftsmanship and stage presence. theater and those who are open to broadening and settled in Miami, Director Frank Wagner has obviously their horizons. It is a sensitive and moving Higgins also started his professional career molded this production with loving hands. piece, perfectly produced and more than well in Chicago. He too moved to Florida some The result is a finely-crafted piece that grabs worth catching. years ago and now travels the jazz circuit out the audience from the onset and doesn't let it "Eleemosynary" will be presented one final of Fort Lauderdale. go until the final word is spoken. time: at 8 p.m. Sunday, February 28. Tickets For ticket information, call 395-0900. The Old Schoolhouse Theater is the perfect are $10. Call 472-6862 for reservations. •co > Annual ABC Sale bright and early tomorrow morning D Tl The annual ABC Sale takes place tomor- T-shirts can be purchased in advance at the row, Saturday, February 27 at the Captlva Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Foundation s Civic Center. and Captiva Cruises' Information Office next 33 The event, originally called the Attic, to the Captiva Post Office. The cost of the 100 Basement and Closet Sale, is now more than percent cotton T-shirt is $ 15. 33 30 years old and attracts thousands of sale Proceeds from this year's sale will benefit and treasure seekers every year. the Captiva- Civic Association Scholarship Featured is a giant rummage sale as well as Fund, the Building Refurbishing Fund and an auction and raffle of items donated by is- Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW). land residents and businesses. Items to be included in the auction are: a Gates open at 8 a.m.; the auction and raffle custom three-wheel bike, a Hobie Cat sailboat, begin at 10:30 a.m. a 1972 Thunderbird, a side-by-side refrigera- This year's T-shirt was designed by Jim tor/freezer, jewelry, meals at island restau- Mazzotta of Jungle Drums Gallery and fea- rants, artwork entertainment, building sup- tures one of the islands' most popular crea- plies and much more. tures: the pelican in the role of sale auction- Some items may still be acceptable for do- This Hobie Cat is one of the more unusual eer. nations and volunteers may still be needed. inventory items at Captiva's annual ABC sale. 3 For information, call 395-0897 or 472-1526. rn Kiwanis spaghetti Saturday front room while the back room, decorated The Sanibel/Captiva Kiwanis Club's an- like an Italian bistro, will be the site of the en- nual All-You-Can-Eat Spaghetti Dinner is tertainment and raffle. tomorrow evening, February 27 at the Sanibel Community Center. Proceeds from the meal will go to benefit 25 YeoM Ago? All are invited to feast on linguini in local Kiwanis charities including Friends In homemade Italian tomato sauce, garlic bread, Service Here (FISH) and Hope Hospice. salad and wine or soda. Coffee and Italian The club is hoping to raise between $3,000 Take passage aboard the Island Ferry and $4,000 as more than 1,000 people are ex- & discover miles of secluded Gulf pastries are extra. pected to attend. beaches & hidden Lagoons. Dinner will be served from 4:30-8 p.m. and The cost is $7 at the door or $6.50 in ad- Discover a true island there will be DJ music, dancing and a raffle vance; children younger than five are admit- with no traffic, for prizes from 6-10 p.m. highrises & NO bridge. ted free. Enjoy the luxury of an Diners will eat in the community center's Advance tickets can be purchased from any island to yourself. New at Sanibel Gallery Kiwanis member. Discover. The abstracts of local artist Jean Dean will Dem, PedAo-PctK Idand be featured at the Sanibel Gallery beginning LANDMARK LANDSCAPES Tuesday, March 2. Sanibel/Captiva Subjects • Gulf Front Villas with Pool & Tennis Dean will be on hand at the gallery to dis- Original Oil Paintings From $179,000 cuss her new work from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fri- • Private Homes day, March 5. by WILLIAM NORTH • Waterfront Lots From $39,000 Dean has been prominent on the local art American Impressionist scene with her volunteer work for Arts for For Soles 6 Rental Infoirnanon ACT and with the Lee County Alliance for the Trident Galleria ISLANDER PROPERTIES, INC. Arts. Village Shops 7050 Placida Road, Englcwood, Florida IU221 The gallery is located at 1628 Periwinkle 2340 Periwinkle Way (813)697-2000 Way. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Call 472-3307.
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The public is invited to the Festival's the Beach, is slated to begin at 11 a.m. Saturday, "gift to the community," a free, beach concert. Artistic director Bob Kaminskas: a dream achiever How does a more than 6-foot tall giant stow- training Kaminskas had was in the form of pri- "I was intrigued by the vitality and expertise away remain unseen for three years in the middle vate study sessions with master conductors. of this man. It doesn't matter how it comes about, of a symphony orchestra? With great difficulty, "These men—Marek Janowski and Jean Fouret, but young people need something or someone to fire of course. esteemed and well-known conductors in European them up. This man did it for me. Without the op- Since observing a great conductor at close range opera houses—were very generous with their tion of a degree in conducting, I studied with him is the most productive and rewarding way to study time," Kaminskas said. "A young conductor can be and completed my degree in three years with a the basics of conducting, that is just what Bob helped immeasurably by someone who knows the concentration in piano," he said. Kaminskas did before he was discovered by Ardis trouble spots of a piece. Some programs are more Krainik, the formidable director of the Lyric difficult than others and rehearsal time is finite. Kaminskas.supported himself through college Opera of Chicago. Kaminskas was unceremoni- A generous board of directors may be willing to af- playing in bands, orchestras and choruses. He ously escorted out of his self-appointed post in ford extra rehearsal time, but it is an invaluable worked summers at factory jobs and ironically, front of the tympany and had to settle for his gift to have someone with experience point out the although he could have used financial help, he master's degree in conducting from Northwestern difficulties of a piece. A young conductor can then did not qualify for entitlement programs because University, completed in just nine months. focus principally on these in rehearsal which, his personal diligence and earnings made him While there have been some attempts to stan- needless to say, also gives him a sense of author- ineligible for students grants. ; dardize the body movements of conducting since ity with a savvy orchestra." In 1977, while Still a sophomore at the Univer- the days when Ludwig von Beethoven left the pi- Kaminskas went to these men as teachers, not sity of Illinois, Kaminskas was moonlighting as ano to either crouch or leap before the orchestra in as friends. rehearsal pianist with the Lithuanian Opera order to convey the desired dynamics, the me- "I could not waste their time. I would bring Company of Chicago. At this time he came under chanics are only 10 percent of a conductor's job. Ac- scores for four operas and six symphonies, with the influence of another person who was to be piv- cording to Kaminskas, a working knowledge of ev- specific questions and get answers. I watched their otaL in his musical and personal life—Marilyn ery instrument, a developed ear and a sense of au- gestures and listened to their insights when we Lauriente, principal clarinetist with the Grant thority are essential. discussed interpretation. I am forever grateful to Park Symphony, the Lyric Opera Orchestra and Kaminskas, artistic director of the Sanibel Fes- these men," he said. founder of the Sanibel Festival. tival and an active conductor in Chicago circles, Kaminskas was born in Chicago, 111. in 1957 into The Lithuanian Opera Company had a core of said that the most satisfying moment for a novice a not especially musical family but one in which dedicated musicians augmented by a choral group, conductor is when he has achieved the ability to there was much respect for the arts. Of Lithua- all of whom were Lithuanian. Lauriente served as look at a 30-line score and be able to read it and nian parentage, he did not speak English until en- a contractor to augment the group with profes- hear the music without the aid of a piano or rolling in kindergarten. His strong ethnic ties re- sional instrumentalists and soloists used for public recording. quired him to attend Lithuanian school on Satur- productions. Aside from observation, the most valuable days from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. through 10th grade. This, Kaminskas believes, was responsible for the Recommended by Lauriente, Kaminskas was consciousness that he was not "American" in the brought to the attention of the Grant Park Sym- sense that his peers were. Not particularly inter- phony management for whom he conducted. Mem- ested in sports, his ethnicity was, in a way, per- bers of the Lyric Opera Orchestra, seeking a post- mission to forego baseball and athletics in favor of opera season on their own, engaged Kaminskas as piano lessons starting at age seven. assistant conductor. Following musically active years in high At present, he is music director and principal school, Kaminskas enrolled in the University of conductor of the Acanthus Chamber Orchestra Illinois. Because of financial necessity, he was de- which performs in the Chicago area. In his role termined to set practical goals for himself and de- with the Ravinia Festival, with its tradition of cided to major in chemistry. Unable to abandon seasonal concerts in Highland Park, 111. going back music altogether, he added those courses to his to 1936, Kaminskas convenes an orchestra of musi- curriculum. cians drawn from the Chicago Symphony Orches- "My life changed at 2 a.m. one night when I tra, the Lyric Opera Orchestra and elsewhere for was doing an experiment for a chemistry class," six weeks of concerts. Practically, it means juggling Kaminskas said. "I was calculating the difference the schedules of 140 musicians for a total of 13 con- between the weight of popped and unpopped corn certs between June and September. and hated it. I asked myself what I was doing. Organizing the Sanibel Festival program has Then and there I decided to do something I en- special challenges. Kaminskas does not act as a joyed. Ichanged my major to music." booking agent, pouring over catalogs of musicians The possessor of a rich baritone voice, Kamin- who happen to be available on given dates. He skas was active in the Choral Society at the Uni- calls on. peer musicians whose work he knows versity of Illinois. When a new director was ap- through collaboration of reputation, thus insuring pointed, Kaminskas was fascinated with his style the caliber of the artists and quality of the pro- and technique. grams for Sanibel Festival patrons. Artistic director arid conductor Bob Kaminskas. C\l a 8 Sanibel Festival schedule of events en Match 6 - Bach on the Beach 31 Scarlatti Events of the Day 8 p.m., Sanibel Congregational Sonta in D Major K311 - Mozart < 11:00 a.m. Church. Sonta in E Major Opus 14, No. 1 - Opening Fanfare by Woodwind Tickets $19. Beethoven Sonetto del Petrarca - Liszt LL Quintet March 13 - Chicago Quartet Remarks by Robert Kaminskas, Two Nocturnes (Opus 32, No. 1 in B a Mozart - Flute Quartet in C Major Artistic Director Major, Opus 15, No. 2 in F sharp) - Faure - Piano Quartet in C Minor Brief History - Tribute to Marilyn Chopin I Schubert - Piano Quintet in C Minor HI Lauriente (Founder of the Festival) Two Poems Opus 32 (No. 1 Adante u. Welcome to visitors; Introduction of (The Trout) cantabile, No. 2 Allegro con elganza) - UJ 8 p.m. Sanibel Congregational Church. Scriabin m an executive from SunBank which is sponsoring the concert. Tickets $19. 8 p.m. Sanibel Congregational Church. Wally Kain, Vice Mayor of Sanibel, Tickets $19. I March 18 - Song Recital (Lieder) a declares month of March "A Celebration of Music by Sanibel Music of Brahms, Faure and Schubert March 27 - Broadway Night - Favorite Festival" Ribbon cutting ceremony. including two of his most beloved songs tunes from Rodgers & Hammerstein and oa. "Erlkonig" and LU Concert begins. Lerner & Loewe cc Free "Die Forelle" (The Trout) 8 p.m. Sanibel Congregational Church. o The set of variations that Schubert Tickets $19. z March 6 - Gala Dinner and Concert composed using this beautiful song CO 5:30 p.m. Sanibel Congregational became the fourth movement of his Overture Church. Dinner and 8 p.m. performance famous "Trout Quartet." Short, one-movement work for orchestra used in by Pressenda Trio. 8 p.m. Phillips Gallery. opera as a sort of "preview" of musical events to Meet the artist reception follows. come prior to raising of the curtain. Tickets $50. Tickets $19. Concerto March 20 - Opera A work in sonata form that features from one to March 7 - Pressenda Trio - Trios by three instruments backed up by full orchestra. Ravel and Tschaikovsky, 8 p.m. Phillips The Duet from Lakme Gallery. The Duet from Pearl Fishers Symphony Tickets $20. Last Scene from Act 1 of La Boheme A work that features the full orchestra in Quartet from Rigoletto sonata form. S.p.m. Sanibel Congregational Church. March 11 -Woodwind Quintet & : Variations on a Theme Chicago Quartet • ~ Tickets $19. Where the composer states a theme, then Mozart-Piano Quartet K493 writes a series of individual variations of that Beethoven.- Septet - Op 20 March 21 - Edward Gordon Piano theme, restating the original theme at the end. A Nielsen - Quintet for Woodwinds Recital theme and variation work can be written for any Two Sonatas (E Major and C Major) - combination of instruments, from solo keyboard to Spohr - Grand Novette in F Major - Op full orchestra.
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-1900 (Fort Myers) This year's festival performers Pressenda Trio, March 6 and 7 from the Chicago Musical College at Roosevelt David Taylor, Gary Stucka and Andrea Swan University where he was a scholarship student of David Taylor was born in Canton, Ohio and be- Karl Fruh. Extremely active as a soloist, recital- gan violin lessons at the age of four under his fa- ist and chamber musicians, Stucka has performed ther, with whom he studied for six years. His in numerous concerts across the country. later teaches included Margaret Randall of the Andrea Swan, pianist, attended the Oberlin Cleveland Institute of Music, Rafael Druian, Eric Conservatory, received her master's degree from Rosenblith, Ivan Galamian and Dorothy Delay. Indiana University and was awarded the per- Taylor attended the Juiliard School of Music, former's certificate. She made six appearances receiving a bachelor's degree in 1973 and a mas- with the Pittsburgh Symphony at age 13 and was ter's degree in 1974. There he also studied cham- a winner of the Pittsburgh Music society Youth ber music with members of the Juiliard String Auditions. Quartet. A member of the Grant Park and Lyric Opera Upon his graduation, Taylor joined the Cleve- orchestras, she has appeared as a soloist with a land Orchestra as a first violinist, where he re- number of community ensembles including the mained until he joined the Chicago Symphony Elmhurst Symphony and Chicago Philharmonic. Orchestra as assistant concertmaster in 1979. Since In great demand as a chamber music performer, then, Taylor has made several solo appearances she has appeared with the Contemporary Players with the orchestra. of the University of Chicago and frequently per- Gary Stucka has been a member of the Chicago forms with chamber groups on live radio broad- Symphony Orchestra since 1986. He has also been casts from the studios of WFMT-FM. a member of the Cleveland Orchestra and served Chicago Quartet and guest, March 11 and 13 as principal cellist of the Winnipeg Symphony. Rami Solomonow, Delmar Pettys, Kim Scholes, The Pressenda Trio performs Saturday, March 6 He was assistant principal cellist of Chicago's Greg Saichet, Valerie Forstman Pettys, Teresa for the Gala and at BIG Arts Sunday, March 7. CO Grant Park Symphony for six of his nine years
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gLU PERFORMERS — UL •from page 3 Evansville, concertmaster of the Evansville Phil- UJ Leonard Rose, Malcom Frager and Shlomo Mintz. harmonic, founder of the Evansville Chamber He was guest violist with the Vermeer, Fine Arts, Orchestra and a regular performer with the Audubon and New World String Quartets. He is an Chicago Ensemble. assistant professor at DePaul University. Along with his current work, Pettys is the a leader of the Tesoro String Quartet, concertmaster DC Delmar Pettys joined the Dallas Symphony LU Orchestra as principal second violinist in 1986. He for the Dallas Bach Society and has appeared came to Texas from Evansville, Ind., where he was frequently as a soloist with the Dallas Chamber o professor of violin at the University of Orchestra. Pettys can be heard, along with his a. wife, flutist Valerie Forstman Pettys, on a re- UJ cently released CD of chamber music with guitar. John Dee Rami Solomonow DC, Valerie Forstman Pettys is an active recitalist, His work can also be regularly heard on many orchestral player, chamber music performer and television and radio advertisements, ranging from 1: teacher in the Dallas area. She is principal United Airline's "Rhapsody in Blue" to Cap'n flutist of the Dallas Bach Society and the Dallas Crunch cereal. Chamber Orchestra and has appeared as soloist Teresa Gravino Ehrlich began to study the pi- with these ensembles numerous times. ano at the age of four. Born and raised in the I She is a founding member of the Music in the Midwest, she received her master of music degree Mountains Orchestra and has played six seasons from Northern Illinois University as a student of with that group's summer festival in Purgatory, Donald Walker. Other teachers have included Colo. She enjoys playing the baroque flute as well Gyorgy Sebok, Menachem Pressler and Leon as the modern one. Fleisher. Kim Scholes, first prize winner of the 1985 Con- She has been a participant in the Banff Festi- cert Artists Guild International Competition and val in Canada, the Yale Chamber Music Festival, recipient of the U.S. Trust Artist Career Award, is Music at Gretna Festival and the New Hampshire equally adept as a solo cellist and chamber artist. Music Festival. •'• ' A member of the Gainsborough Trio, he has also Vocalists, March 18, 20, 27 performed regularly with Boston Musica Viva and Tonya Currier, Cecelia Wasson, Mark Calkins, the New England Camerata and has made numer- Jeffrey Ambrosini ous live broadcasts on public radio stations across Tonya Currier, mezzo soprano, is an alumni of :;.•>• ••.'*. v:' the United States. the Lyric Opera of Chicago's Center for American A former faculty member of the Hartt School of Artists. A native of Vermont, Currier received a Music and the Massachusetts Institute of Technol- master's of music degree from the New England ogy, Scholes is a professor of cello and director of Conservatory and continued her studies at the chamber music at the Chicago Musical College of Philadelphia Academy of Vocal Arts. She was a Roosevelt University and is on the faculty of the regional finalist both in New England and the Colorado College Summer Music Conservatory. Midwest for the Metropolitan Opera auditions. Greg Sarchet, guest double bassist, is returning She has performed the role of Dorabella in to the Sanibel Festival after completing his sev- Mozart's "Cosi Fan Tutte," Cherubino in "The enth season with the Lyric Opera of Chicago. Marriage of Figaro" and the role of Suzuki in Puc- Among his varied experiences are a Juiliard cini's "Madame Butterfly." School training, performing two seasons with the Cecelia Wasson, soprano, was a finalist in the Metropolitan Opera of New York and frequent Opera Company on Philadelphia's Lucciano services with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. • please see page 6 !; '•' \'J\ 'Vr-'j..:.""'"/' ."!']- " :
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1^0-' 1509 PERIWINKLE WAY, TOL PRPI^=L33957 OFFICE 472-5187 TOLL FREE 1-800-553-7338 FAX813-472-0996 D Festival's survival depends on volunteers CO The Sanibel Festival is totally from Highland Park, we are ac- quainted with some of the talent dependent on its numerous and dedi- Ann Shiely 33 from the Chicago Lyric and, of m cated volunteers. What follows are Ann Shiely usually gives an un- TJ interviews with just a few of the qualified "yes" when asked to help. course, we are familiar with Ed Gor- many people who make the month of "I'm not a musician but I love mu- don, who ran the Ravinia Festival O music possible. sic and can be really happy listening for years. We are looking forward to seeing him here in Sanibel in a dif- m to beautiful music. 1 took piano r-«t" 33 lessons for eight years and finally, ferent role—as a concert pianist," • the piano teacher said we were Wolf said. CO wasting our money. Harold Wolf, an accomplished "I joined the Glee Club in college artists, lends a hand when needed 1 and eventually got to be president of and takes pleasure in working for the rn the group. The director, frustrated at continuity of a Sanibel tradition and ''.X my singing, told me I could continue m resource. to be president but I couldn't sing. I Orchestral Suite I stayed, but just mouthed the words," A work for orchestra utilizing D Liz Wolf Shiely recalled. many movements strung together When she was teaching nursing on the gala, which means counting cups with the emphasis on contrast be- s a college level, pregnant with her and saucers, forks and knives to make tween movements rather than the- > I third child, Shiely was suddenly sure they total 150; arranging and matic development between move- widowed. She went on to earn her taste-testing a catered dinner; super- ments. PhD with honors, continued her vising the transformation of an all 8 George Kaplan teaching career in St. Paul, Minn., CO purpose meeting room into an attrac- Ballet CO served on college and hospital tive "Gala Salon;" making sure ev- Similar to an orchestral suite but CO boards and was active in youth ser- George Kaplan eryone is fed; instructing the working written to be danced to. George Kaplan and his Mac are a vices. crew to clear the room and set it up team to which several island groups The Guardian Ad Litem program for the post-concert reception and Chamber Music are indebted. Kaplan's design talent, is a special interest of Shiely's and when that is finished, inspecting the journalistic skills and desk top pub- Any work featuring less than 10 involves the welfare of children, kitchen and bathrooms to make sure players. _^ lishing capacity are second to none. especially investigating and resolv- it all is as the church requires it. His patience and good humor are ing cases of child abuse. All of this is a labor of love, she String Quartet qualities that hold him in good "The work is both horrible and said. A work in sonata form featuring stead, especially working for volun- wonderful. We work very carefully As an oncology nurse, Wolf knows two violins, one viola and one cello. teer organizations that may not and under supervision. You have to a lot about love and caring and she know exactly what they want but give it everything, but sometimes brings those qualities to whatever would like it yesterday. the change is good and music takes she undertakes. Lieder After earning a degree in journal- me out of myself when I get too in- "I love the Festival and am glad "Art Song" usually written for ism, World War II and a blighted volved. Down here, when I'm at to be involved. Where else can you voice and piano only. _^ career in insurance, Kaplan ran into a leisure, it gives me pleasure to help see and hear renowned artists in you "mad genius" and a partner who de- the Festival," she said. back yard? The variety of the con- Song Cycle signed and manufactured artificial certs and meeting the musicians A group of "Art" songs all based on elements that served as wall di- afterward is so rewarding. Coming the same literary theme. viders in college dormitories and schools. The business, "Wallaways," needed partnership insurance but SUNSET SOUTH kept no books. Kaplan was then and Beautiful views of Gulf & Golf! Walk to Beachview there recruited out of insurance into Country Club with all its fabulous amenities. This bookkeeping, sales, manufacturing, apartment is very spacious, immaculately maintained, delivery, installation and customer and beautifully furnished. 24 feet of enclosed porch service. In other words, the ideal ex- adds to the already spacious floorplan. Private perience for the perfect volunteer. enclosed garage and extra storage makes this Kaplan and his wife, Lillian, unit ideal for full or part- moved to Sanibel 15 years ago, de- time owners. Priced clared "This is it," and settled in to sell quickly! soon after. Kaplan began publishing the BIG LORETTA $232,500 Ann Shiely Arts Articulator when Ida Lalor was GEIGER director there. Priscilla Murphy "I owe that lady a lot," he said. Liz Wolf PMR Realty, Inc. "My only talent was me and my Mac. Liz Wolf took on the assignment She was my mentor, made me re- last year of phoning a few people 813-472-4121 1177 CAUSEWAY HP, • SANIBEL, FL 33957 member all my eighth grade about the Festival's gala dinner. Or- grammar and punctuation. We had a ganized and charming, Wolf did her lot of fun and this introduced me to a job so well that when the reservation lot of island people. cards came in, everyone asked to sit "To quote my friend Hal Patinkin, with Wolf and her husband, Harold If I am ever reincarnated, I want to Wolf. come back as a retiree in Sanibel." This year, Wolf is coordinator of It'sValeneia In business for yourself? Sealed inside each one of pur prize Indian River Valencia Oranges is a rush of delectably sweet, tangy-fresh orange juice just bursting with Find out about the income tax consequences from appeal. By Special Arrangement+T1M Citrus. There simply is no finer fruit or better gift. H&R BLOCK UPS AUTHORIZED SHIPPING OtmJET" '— ^. ———~—•—- • — — Tax Relief from America's Tax Team PAK "N" SHIP WOOSTERLANE licensed & Honiled Shipper NEXT TO PRINT SHOP OF THE ISLANDS 2402 Palm Ridge Rd. 472-1888 395-1220 Sanibel, FL 33957 Charlene Zimmerman Teresa Ehrlich "jr—4i-. Nielubowski, Jonathan Boen, Mary Stolper music may be heard on the London, Philips, CBS A native of Chicago, Charlene Zimmerman Masterworks, Spectrum, Crystal and Harmonia holds the position of principal clarinetist with Mundi record labels. Lyric Opera of Chicago and the Grant Park Sym- Dee has performed in Mexico, Hong Kong, Italy phony Orchestra. Zimmerman was educated at and Scandinavia. In Japan, he assisted the Northwestern University where she was a student Yamaha Corp. in developing their professional of Jerome Stowell, former Chicago Symphony model oboe. In Italy, he performed as a member of clarinetist. the Miami Chamber Ensemble and was a soloist Zimmerman is an active studio musician, with the I Solisti Aquilani String Orchestra. Dur- O a recording commercials for radio and television. ing the summer months, he performs regularly at ui She can be heard on a New Age/environmental the Ravinia Festival and is on faculty at the Se- EC I album released in 1989 called "Embrace the wanee Summer Music Festival. Works for both Wind." She has been a guest.artist on Chicago's oboe and English horn have been written for him g' WFMT Fine Arts Radio with The Chicago Ensem- by several leading composers. These compositions < Pianist Stuart Leitch will accompany ble, and the Grant Park, Chicago, and Milwaukee either have or will soon be premiered by Dee. co vocalists as they perform during mid-March. symphonies and for Lyric Opera opening night Dee also enjoys tennis, golf and working in the PERFORMERS— broadcasts. Japanese garden which he designed and has culti- • from page 5 John J. Dee was born and raised in Chicago and vated. Pavarotti International Voice Competition and began playing the oboe at age 13. His interest in Norbert Nielubowski is presently the principal holds a bachelor of music degree from Shorter Col- music was sparked by his older brother, a bassoon- bassoonist of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra and lege. She also holds a master's degree in voice ist, who brought an oboe home for him to try. is active in the freelance and recording industry in from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, where Dee studied privately with Robert Mayer and Los Angeles. she also won the coveted Corbett Prize. Ray Still of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra A native of Chicago, Nielubowski was a mem- Mark Calkins, tenor, attracted national atten- and Gladys Elliot of the Lyric Opera of Chicago. ber of the Lyrica Opera Orchestra from 1977 to tion as a 1988 winner of the MacAHister Interna- By the time he graduated high school. Dee had 1987 and was also on the faculty of DePaul Uni- tional Operatic Competition. Recently, he partic- won quite a few solo and ensemble contests, includ- versity. He was principal bassoonist of the Col- ipated in the world premier of Robert Greenleaf's ing being a finalist in the Chicago Symphony orado Music Festival from 1985 to 1988 and in 1987 "Under the Arbor." Young Artist Solo Competition. He was the first was appointed to the bassoon section of the Min- Calkins earned degrees from Concordia College woodwind instrumentalist to be a finalist in that nesota Orchestra. in Moorhead, Minn, and the University of Col- competition in 21 years. While in Minnesota, Nielubowski was on the orado in Boulder. He is a student of Barbara Dee attended the Interlochen National Music faculty of St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minn. Doscher. Center, the University of Illinois and Northeast- During the past year Nielubowski has toured Baritone Jeffrey Ambrosini's international ca- ern Illinois University before winning his first Japan with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra and reer has taken him to solo engagements at the his- professional audition at the age of 21. Dee had be- the U.S. and Europe with the Chicago Symphony. toric Teatro la Fenice in Venice and performances come the youngest principal oboist in the country Jonathan Boen has been principal horn of the with the Lille Festival Orchestra in France, with by that time. Lyrica Opera Orchestra since 1979. He is also the Roanoke Opera he sang the title role in "Don Dee is currently principal oboist of the Florida principal horn for Symphony II and has Giovanni" and sand Escamillo in "Carmen." Philharmonic Orchestra and the greater Miami performed with the Grant Park Symphony, Woodwind Quintet March 6 and 11 Opera Orchestra. In previous years, he served as Concertante di Chicago, Music of the Baroque, Charlene Zimmerman, John J. Dee, Norbert principal oboist of the Miami Chamber Chicago Symphony and Contemporary Chamber Symphony. In demand as a performer and teacher, Players. Dee is also Professor of Oboe at the University of Boen has recorded many radio and television Miami and is a member of the Artist Faculty at commercials. For 13 years he was a member of the ENJOY THE PROGRAM the Harid Conservatory. Chicago Brass Quintet and released two albums Before accepting his current appointments, Dee with the group. He performs frequently as a was principal oboist of the Florida Orchestra in soloist and in 1983 premiered Jan Bach's Horn Con- re t£e- eomfo&er Tampa and principal oboist for the Civic Orches- certo, a work written for him, at the American tra of Chicago. He has performed and recorded Symphony Orchestra League Convention with the re- tAe, dir with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Orchestra of Illinois. such conductors as Carlo Maria Giulini, James While in college he was principal horn of the Levine, Claudio Abbado and Sir Georg Solti. His Rockford Symphony. 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OPEN 6 A.M. to Midnight • 7 Days Per Week « 813-472-4000 1-800-245-7284 1619 Periwinkle, Sanibel Island 472-9300 Conveniently Located at the Intersection of (Independently Owned and Operated 472-1581 Casa Ybel Road & Periwinkle Way •D Sanibel Festival nets a Yamaha grand piano CD A nine-foot Yamaha concert grand piano has grand here. been made available to the Sanibel Festival for Gordon's performance will include works by its month long Celebration of Music this month. Scarlatti, Mozart, Beethoven, Liszt, Chopin and The instrument comes through the generosity of Scriabin. the Yamaha Artist Services Division. As a youngster, Gordon was one of the original Christine Johnson, long-time patron of the Fes- "Quiz Kids." He frequently performed in the tival, has underwritten insurance requirements Chicago area on both radio and television. He and the transport of the instrument to and from made his successful New York City debut in 1957 Tampa. It will be used at Festival concerts held in and toured extensively as a soloist and with the Sanibel Congregational United Church of orchestras and chamber groups. Christ, including the Edward Gordon recital Sun- Under Gordon's direction, the Ravinia Festival day, March 21. developed into a performance and training venue Gordon, for 23 years, Director of the Ravinia of world stature. He has been called on to advise Festival in Highland Park, 111. and a concert pi- and serve on musical boards and advisory panels anist, was instrumental in arranging for the including the National Endowment for the Arts, Yamaha. In 1988, when Gordon was looking for the Pulitzer awards.and the Van Cliburn competi- studio pianos and stage concert grand pianos to tion. Gordon is also a frequent jurist for interna- equip the new Young Artists Institute, an offshoot tional piano and vocal competitions. of the Ravinia Festival, the Yamaha Corporation Many artists have endorsed the Yamaha as donated all the required pianos. Having accepted acoustically unsurpassed and of reliable and the recital engagement with Sanibel Festival, consistent quality. Yamaha also produces guitars, Pianist Edward Gordon will perform on this ro Gordon arranged for use of the Yamaha concert trumpets, horns and audio components. Yamaha concert grand piano during the festival. CD co Where are they now? CO Celebrate past Festival performers' successes Sanibel, celebrated for its beaches and shells, Times, wrote, "Elizabeth Futral's Gilda left a Festival vocalists, appearing here in 1988, as- was given an unexpected bonus when, in 1987, Mar- good impression. This is a strong and penetrating sumed the role of Malatesta in "Don Pasquale" at ilyn Lauriente invited some of her musician soprano; Ms. Futral's command of pitch and her Columbia University's Kathryn Bache Miller friends to "come down to Sanibel and make music." agility served her well." Theatre under auspices of the Metropolitan Opera Lauriente was principal clarinetist of both the Futral also appeared at New York City Opera Guild. Grant Park and Lyric Opera orchestras. An inspir- as Gianetta in Donizetti's "L'Elisir d'Amore." In As for Phillip Zawisza, last heard here in ing organizer, Lauriente formed the Chicago Trio Palm Beach, with Opera Antica, she performed in 1991, he played a "convincing" Don Giovanni in and the Acanthus Chamber Orchestra, which per- Scarlatti's "La Caduta Decemviri." the 1992 Wolf Trap season, according to Opera formed extensively in the Chicago area. Her mu- Cynthia Lawrence, heard here in 1988 and News. Zawisza is also the recent recipient of the sician friends had much to grieve when she lost a 1989, went on to win the coveted Pavarotti Compe- Marion Anderson award. valiant battle with leukemia in October 1991. tition. Last August she sang Marguerite in "Faust" Bruce Fowler; teiior vocalist here in 1901, has Many are grateful to her for opening windows of with the Central City, Colorado Opera. In Octo- won the George London award. opportunity in their aspiring careers. ber 1991 she performed Rosalonda in "Die Fleder- Remember, you heard them here first! Some of the artists heard in Sanibel are now maus" with the New York City Opera and in De- performing on main stages around the country and cember sang Musetta from "La Boheme" at the world. Lyrica Opera of Chicago. In April 1993 she ap- Elizabeth Futral, heard here for three seasons, pears in the .triple bill of Berg and Schoenberg went on to become a Met audition finalist. She performances in the Grand Theatre of Geneva. In T-Shirts Kids Stuff September she will appear at the Athens Festi- Games Magnets made her New York City Opera debut in 1992 in n5 the role of Gilda in :"Rigoletto."::Re;gardiffg":rfei; val as Elettra-iinJ'TdonSefieo."-^ > '-' '••-• ' "••• wKM'- ' ShellS- Plafits" performance, Bernard Holland of the New York -Charles Huddleston, one of the first • PERFORMERS • from page 6 has also received instruction form Jean Berken- stock and Edwin Putnik, performance classes with ! 20% Off Storewide> college appearances in Rockford, both as a soloist William Bennett and coachings with Samuel" 472-1975 and chamber player, the most recent being a Baron and Geoffrey Gilbert. 2460 PALM RIDGE RD. 33957 recital with is wife, Laura Miller, in 1990. Dedicated to the performance of music com- ON TOP OF TARPON BAY CENTER ACROSS FROM THE PIC-KWIK. Boen has performed at the Midsummer's Music posed by women, Stolper invited two Chicago Festival for the past two summers and, during the women composer-performers to perform with her summer of 1992 received critical acclaim while in her Carnegie Hall recital debut in 1982. For serving as guest principal horn with the Milwau- seven consecutive years, Harper College invited kee Symphony. Boen is a faculty member at the Stolper to be guest recital-lecture performer at its PH9%5 DePaul University School of Music. "Women in History" week celebration. Mary Stolper is a frequent soloist and chamber music performer who has made guest appearances at Stanford, Northwestern, Indiana and Boston universities. She earned her master's degree in _ ^ HAVE A FULL LINE OF flute performance from Northwestern University FABULOUS" SWiM-W£71f? T-SHIRTS where she studied under Walfrid KujalaT Stolper HAT? SHORT? 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CROW benefit a perfect way to spend a day By Dawn Grodsky Pohler, a vocalist and percussion- Editor ist. A concert benefit for Care and Although Morgan spent a lot of Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) time encouraging others to dance, took place within the cool ele- only one couple took him up on gance of Casa Ybel Resort last this offer: wildlife rehabilitator •*1* Sunday. February 21. Michael Weingart and his ex- The Danny Morgan Band enter- tremely boisterous dance partner. tained the crowd of about 400 Children frolicked about the which took part in the afternoon grassy area, running freely and event, held Gulfside, near Truffles dodging the clusters of people restaurant. with ease. The restaurant's old-Florida Specialty drinks, beers and -At architecture; the soothing sounds some delicious smelling food were of the Gulf and the country club for sale along with wildlife T- atmosphere of the day were a wel- shirts. Information about the come reprieve to the many suffer- wildlife hospital was freely doled ing the strains of "season." out by executive direc- The crowd mostly relaxed on tor/veterinarian Dr. John Kubisz. blankets and lawn chairs in the Kubisz called the annual event, warmth of the sun. "A nice, laid back day. A good The strains of Morgan's band time with good food...Top notch." (1 to r) Karen Sheppard and Marcia Anderson relax to the sounds of the permeated the fairly large area Information as to how much Danny Morgan Band. Both were impressed with the music and the day. which was taped off exclusively money was raised during the for those attending the benefit. event was unavailable at press "Captiva Danny" Morgan, time. often called the islands version of The wildlife hospital will also Jimmy Buffet, played a variety of host an open house from 12:30-3 songs including several originals, p.m. this Sunday, February 28. such as "Captiva Moon" and The public is invited to meet "Gumbo Limbo," along with some wildlife workers and patients and rock and reggae selections. learn more about this unique, Members of Morgan's band in- non-profit agency. clude David Dust on lead guitar; For more information, call Johnny Bird on drums and Kelly 472-3644. Three interns join CROW By Dawn Grodsky through a German friend who had Editor visited here. Letters were written Three new interns have joined and international phone calls Care and Rehabilitation of transpired until their recent ar- The Gulf of Mexico provided accompaniment to the Danny Morgan Band. Wildlife (CROW) this month. rival. Close proximity to the water added the soothing sounds of waves. Ulrike Peschel and Antje Klemt The third intern, Brian Novak, are both from Berlin, Germany, is a fourth year veterinary The two arrived Tuesday, medicine student from Michigan February 16 and will return to State University. He has been in Germany in April. Sanibel for almost four weeks and will remain another two, Peschel said although she and after which he will become a full- Klemt are veterinary students, fledged veterinarian. there are no wildlife hospitals in Novak has earned the distinc- '<* Germany; they hope to return to tion of being called "the best in- their country and open one there. tern I ever had," according to Ku- This has been done before in bisz. Spain, according to executive di- "So few have what it takes. I'm rector/veterinarian Dr. John Ku- thinking of hiring him for CROW bisz. Several years ago, a Spanish when he graduates. He has the tal- intern studied at CROW and re- ent and I don't know if that's turned to open the first wildlife something you can train. You ei- hospital in his home country. ther have it or you don't," Kubisz The two learned of CROW said. Crowds line up for delicious eats, sold by Truffles restaurant during the benefit concert, "CROW on the Beach," held last Sunday at Casa YbeL
(1 to r) Antje Klemt, Brian Novak. Michael Weingart, Ulrike Peschel and Mr. and Mrs. David Allen and their granddaughter Shannon MacDonald Roger Fleming. Klemt, Novak and Peschel are interns at CROW while enjoy the music. The Aliens are part-time island residents who stay at weingart and Fleming are full-time wildlife rehabilitators at the clinic. Casa Ybel Resort They spend the rest of the year in Connecticut. to- CM a Conservation meeting features 'ranger-in-a-box' C3 CD . novative new way for checking up on freebie- was the first to take "box duty." Cft- By MaryJeanne McAward Y— Staff Writer seekers, according to Rick Huffines, supervi- In other conservation council matters: 8" A new way of checking "honor system" sory ranger of the refuge. •The committee voted unanimously to ask cc payments at the J.N. "Ding" Darling National A refuge worker, equipped with a two-way the Sanbiel City Council to adopt an ordi- < Wildlife Refuge, bans on feeding raccoons on radio, sits in the cramped box. As envelopes nance banning the feeding of raccoons. cc the island and curtailing use of pesticides, are passed into the box, the worker checks the The vote was taken following discussion of CQ envelope for the proper fee. a paper regarding the problems caused by feed- LU herbicides and rodenticides _were the main topics of discussion at the monthly meeting of If no fee, or only part of the fee, is In the en- ing the animals. The paper was authored by the Conservation Council Thursday morning, velope, the worker radios ahead and the vehi- Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Foundation cle is stopped. Director Erick Lindblad and Care and Reha- UJ February 18 at the wildlife refuge. Lower than expected compliance with If no one in the car has a duck stamp. bilitation of Wildlife (CROW) veterinar- o honor system payments—money stuffed in Golden Eagle or Golden Age pass, a $25 cita- ian/executive director Dr. John Kubisz. Q. envelopes deposited at the entrance to Wildlife tion is issued. Raccoons can transmit a variety of diseases LJJ Huffines said the refuge expected 96 percent to humans and pets; damage private property DC Drive at the refuge—have led to a periodic, in- D compliance with the honor system. However, in efforts to get to food; populations can in- compliance during a recent survey was about crease dramatically in areas where they are I 88 to 90 percent, he noted. fed and can wreak havoc on most nesting CO Most offenders did not put enough money in wildlife including reptiles, birds and water- the envelope; of 150 envelopes checked re- fowl, according to the paper. cently, six were empty. 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to CM Anonymity sometimes acceptable To the editor: experiment might be useful to improving < On February 12 of this year, this newspaper city/citizen communication. The Sanibel cc published an anonymous letter from city em- City Council did not agree and that certainly ca ployees and although they stated that doing so was their privilege. ii! was against their general policy, they found In my presentation to the city council, I a this particular letter to be an acceptable ex- suggested that, in a democracy, "there are cc ception. times when secrecy serves us well." I pointed There is no question that the hallmark of out that being able to vote for political candi- So democracy is openness. Yet there are times dates "in the privacy of a voting booth" helps a. when and where individuals rights and the ensure our democracy because no one can in- UJ good of the society must carve out exceptions. cc timidate you for the way you cast your vote. I a This democracy has recognized those excep- also pointed out that a degree of secrecy in this tions since its inception. Privileged informa- free nation's collection of critical Intelligence 5 tion between certain professionals and their information helps keep this nation free. CO clients (e.g., doctor/patient and attor- We have now witnessed a movement by this ney/client) has long been recognized. Court- newspaper to permit a limited amount of room proceedings are usually open, but sensi- anonymous comment to be published by pub- tive evidence can be held "in camera" or "for lic employees, those supported by taxes. I look attorney's eyes only" to protect individual's forward to equal treatment for those who pay rights or the rights of the society at large. the taxes. The "Big Wigs" always showed up during And although newspapers generally require Although I decline here to take a position Charlie's eight hour coffee breaks. letters to the editor to be signed, they are re- on whether or not it was appropriate to print luctant to divulge their own sources that pro- this particular city employee letter anony- vide them with tips on potential news sources. mously, because that is not the point of this ©1993 Kirk W. Late last year, the subject of anonymity letter, nevertheless I am pleased to see that came to the forefront here in Sanibel with the this newspaper apparently agrees that there issue of providing some form of mechanism are times when anonymity can operate in the Talk economics for handling suggestions and complaints best interests of a free society. • . To the editor: from citizens who preferred to remain Jon Liljequlst Economics*—not emotion! anonymous. I took the position that, under as a private citizen The first truly impressive and persuasive very carefully controlled conditions, such an Sanibel letter on the subject of McDonald's was writ- ten by Mr. Gordon Rosenberg. He has sug- gested appealing to McDonald's top brass in Management to blame for union plans the language they deal in and understand. Vi- To the editor: There can be no other reason. able economics is their by-word. They're not The recent newspaper articles concerning The Sanibel City Council should react to impressed by stoplights, traffic congestion, the desire of the members of the Sanibel Po- the causes of this discontent rather than fig- appearances of competitors, litter, etc. lice Department to have a union represent ure out a way to stifle the union. Deal with them on their level—not ours. I them begs for comment. We taxpayers are now being asked to come understand that they have a legal right to pro- Union membership in this country has de- up with $15,000 to initially respond to this, ceed with the operation. They must be shown clined drastically in the last 20 years. The thus opening the cash drawer to who knows that economics (loss of income for six reasons are obvious: how much more. months), public hostility, etc. are going to •Why pay dues to a union when federal law We are again asked to hire a "specialist" work against them. They must be shown that has made the workplace so much more se- such as the "specialist" we had to hire for the their gain in national and local goodwill in cure? Bailey suit; the "specialist" we had to hire abandonment should more than offset their •Public safety employees are prohibited when the gentlemen was bitten by the alliga- anticipated Sanibellian profit. from striking, which diminishes the need for tor. Perhaps an attempt to enlist the aid of a union even further. What is the "specialty" of the $100,000-plus Porter Goss, Connie Mack and some experi- •The free market system forces the em- city attorney? Is it just identifying the need enced professional lobbyists might be of as- ployer to be competitive in wages and working for "specialists?" sistance to us. This is sort of like war. Every- conditions. one agrees it's a "no-goodnick," but time, tal- What makes the police officers in Sanibel, I say now, as I've said before in other let- ent, and treasure should be spent on "how to where no heavy lifting is, required, judged in ters, this city administration seems to throw avoid" rather than wasting time on its hor- fact by the city's own crime statistics, want a taxpayers money at problems. The problems union? never get solved and an endless supply of rors! Warren Stringer 1 Sanibel The obvious answer has to be poor man- questionnaires will never replace good solid agement practices. The officers have to be management which is obviously lacking Do without fast food saying they are dissatisfied with the attitude around this republic. To the editor and practices of the city manager and the Michele Hannlgan Is there one Sanibel resident that wants command staff of the police department. Sanibel McDonald's on our island? In each edition of the Island Reporter there are at least two articles against the fast-food McSpoil is really 'McSpoiled Rotten' restaurant coming to Sanibel. Groups are be- To the editor: Remember how other groups had us shak- ing formed to speak out to the public, not to al- We here in Sanibel enjoy the smell of its ing over the prospects of cyclists traveling the low McDonald's in Sanibel. I'm wondering if plants, trees and the water which surrounds causeway? Surely we would see serious car ac- there is one Sanibel owner that is in favor of a us. But there is a new odor which many of us cidents and out-of-control cyclists would be McDonald's—then, does that one person favor find displeasing, to say the least. Maybe you blown by the wind into the waters of San Car- Wendy's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, etc? have noticed it yourself. It comes from a los Bay. I am a resident of Sanibel and I hope Mc- small but very noisy creature in the form of a My point is that a McDonald's, a Dominos Donald's and Wendy's and Kentucky Fried citizen's group appropriately named McSpoil. or other food service establishments won't Chicken are not allowed in Sanibel. ruin this island. And I suggest that other is- Jack N. Sheppard, Jr. There always seems to be a McSpoil type Dover, Mass. group of one sort or another forming on this landers think twice before being caught up in tn island. It's goal, if you hadn't noticed, is al- the emotionalism created by a handful of its ways the same. Stop something. citizens. island So here comes McSpoil (McSpoiled rotten). . May I suggest that the McSpoilers of this Is- Charging along with an assortment of McFee- land take a breath and reconsider their stance ble arguments, it wants us to believe that a on this matter. Perhaps they would do more Dawn Grodsky McDonald's restaurant would do the same good to redirect their energies and work to en- Editor damage as a direct hit from a major hurri- sure that McDonald's acts responsibility in MaryJeanne McAward cane. their design and development. You are losing Maureen Milne Donald Haven't we heard similar stories before? the McWar, but you have the opportunity to Editorial Staff We were warned that the 7-11 would destroy win some McBattles. the island's ambiance, create havoc with traf- JackKoc Saul Taffet fic and attract dubious characters hanging Sanibel Photographer around late into the night. After several Colleen Coakley Yergens years, where is the evidence? Student art display Advertising Sales Manager McDonald's appalling Clay place mats on display this week at Steve Eryman, Sherri Wright Community Bank of the Islands, 2450 Peri- Advertising Sales To the editor; winkle Way, were made by elementary school I am appalled at the very thought of our students in grades one through five. Shiriene Grasgreen beautiful island strewn with McTrash. Please All of the students attend a small, private Classltf&ds/Circulatlon discourage our mayor and city council from class taught by Sanibel Elementary's art permitting McDonald's from opening a facil- teacher Jaye Boswell. All but one of the stu- Kirk Wilson ity in Sanibel. We just don't need it. dents attends Sanibel Elementary; the other Production Manager Mrs. Jacqui Frazee attends Canterbury School. Sanibel CONSERVATION • from page 2B constitutional referendum In November 1994. -or A drastic measure, it would largely eliminate habitat management and include removal of CO cldes, herbicides and rodenticides Sanibel can the livelihoods of inshore commercial fish- Brazilian pepper and Australian pines from and can not ban, Loflin cited a recent Supreme ermen. foundation property. Court decision which stated municipalities •Kubisz noted what he termed "Jack-in-the- CD •Janie Westall noted nesting osprey are do- box syndrome"—recent episodes of staggering, can write and enforce pesticide and herbicide ing well; some nests already have chicks. regulations more stringent than those in sick birds suffering the effects of unknown •Lindblad said the conservation foundation toxins—seems to be abating. place by the Environmental Protection obtained a permit from the city for a firebreak Agency. However, he noted numbers of birds injured on the south side of the Sanibel River and said with BB pellets have increased. Kubisz spoke in favor of a total ban on all there is sufficient spartina grass to fuel pro- CO three—pesticide, herbicide and rodenticides— In the past two months, eight birds have co scribed burns in several areas that, from the been shot by a high-powered BB gun in the CO In Sanlbel. He placed most importance on observation tower, look like solid Brazilian Blind Pass area and transported to CROW. A D banning rodenticides. Kubisz suggested an ex- pepper but would actually burn well. number are now crippled and Kubisz said the co ception for herbicides painted on the stumps •Lindblad also noted the department of most recent victim, a pelican with a shattered of exotic vegetation, such as Brazilian pepper, transportation is required to perform 20 acres humerus, will most likely be permanently to kill those plants. o of mitigation work for the recent project crippled. JO Kubisz noted Sanibel is home to two endan- which raised Sanibel-Captiva Road. The veterinarian noted he has spoken with m gered species of rats and said improved, sec- Lindblad said the mitigation will entail a man he believes may be shooting the birds. ond-generation rodenticides now kill rats in a O single dose, instead of several. 3m •Loflin spoke about the city's reaction to 33 the recent Marine Fisheries Commission pro- Space. posal to ban all motorized fishing—not just commercial netting—in a conservation zone It's a terrible proposed for Sanibel waters. He noted as proposed, the ban is unenforce- able for commercial fishermen. Loflin noted thing to waste. the city will ask the commission to reconsider its position and spoke about several fall-back positions the city may take on this matter. He noted if the city cannot get efficient pro- tection for Sanibel waters, it could support the "Ban the Nets" proposal, which may be on a Storage space is priceless and at Freestyle, we believe there's a place for everything. 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By MaryJeanne McAward bread rack which offered a good view of the m She hopes to expand her line of products Staff Writer Miller Lite display. throughout Florida and as Sanibel is a world- A Sanibel police officer huddled inside a Krasniewski entered the store at 8:26 p.m. CD famous island, she hopes the scent will re- beer cooler in the 7-11 located at 2460 Peri- She opened the cooler and removed three 16 mind people vacationing here from far away winkle Way Monday evening, February 22, ar- ounce cans of beer—two Miller Lites and a can > of their time in the sun. rested a suspected shoplifter whose known of Coors Light—and placed two cans in her The perfume is available at a number of is- preference was Miller Lite beer and Richland purse, according to police. CD COflGR€//J€UU€l€R/ LTD. Community Bank of the Islands PRICE REDUCED -NOW TAKING OFFERS!!! 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Hedgspeth when Rodney Jobe, manager of the hardware Christensen said the crime may result in CD confessed to the crime when confronted by po- department, advised police he suspected changes in Bailey's operations, where inven- lice. Hedgspeth had been falsely preparing receipts tory is currently done once a year. a Police continue to investigate and although of items, such as steak knives, which report- When the clerk was confronted with the ev- cc the exact amount of cash stolen is unknown, edly were returned to the hardware section. idence—many slips in his own handwriting, UJ to date more than $3,000 is missing. The items were never returned, and in some some bearing the names of real Baileys clients o Hedgspeth usually worked as a clerk in the cases never purchased, the report continued. accompanied by Hedgspeth's own home ad- Christensen said Hedgspeth's receipts in- dress— he confessed to the crime. a. grocery store but often worked Sundays in the LU hardware department where the crime oc- CC curred, according to Sanibel Detective Ray Man nabbed for DUI, other citations D Christensen. The clerk was employed at Bai- ley's for about 2 1/2 years, he added. By Mary Jeanne McAward Sunday night, February 21. 3 Christensen said Hedgspeth often worked Staff Writer Barry was also cited for an improper lane CO alone Sundays in hardware. The detective Steven Morris Barry, 35, of Fort Myers was change—according to police he almost hit a said what started as a loan—Hedgspeth said arrested and charged with driving under the patrol car head-on—and failure to use a child that he fell behind on bills, wrote a false re- influence of alcohol on the Sanibel Causeway, restraint. Police said Barry's 2 1/2-year-old son was Bruce K. Drobnyk standing partially naked on the front seat of Due to a City of Sanibel his vehicle when police asked for Barry's Builder of the Finest driver's license. Zoning Ordinance Quality Homes on Sanihcl & Captiva (OF eight years. According to reports, Barry was north- bound on Causeway Road when he swerved LUTHERAN CHURCH into the southbound lane and almost collided T with a Sanibel patrol car. OF THE ISLES, The officer swerved out of the way, then pursued the vehicle, which less than a mile unitl further notice, will be holding New Construction a Renovations down the road, jumped the curb and drove 813/472-0350 down the embankment by the center span of TO Box 926 • Sanibel Uland. 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But Rogers denied having said the restric- After several lengthy discussions, the The restriction prohibits "signs more than tion was aimed at Island Moped and reiterated > Sanibel Planning Commission has put the 74 square inches in area that are attached to a Downs' contention that limiting the size of finishing touches on its recommendations of vehicle including a bicycle, when said vehicle signs could affect more businesses in the fu- ro is located on a pubic bike path." Burns cried a new proposed sign ordinance and has passed L ture. r- the ball to the city council. discrimination and told commissioners the There was also discussion over the pro- to This was despite a last-minute efforts to restriction could only apply to Island Moped. posed prohibition on home security signs on CO change one of the proposed restrictions. According to Commissioner Richard mailboxes and lawns, if seen from the street. O At the commission's Tuesday meeting, the Downs, Burns' protest didn't necessitate a Some have argued that such signs are deter- 55 change to the proposed ordinance. rents to crime, while others contend they are issue of temporary real estate signs was fine- "Even though this may affect only your tuned with the help of the Sanibel/Captiva simply free advertising for companies. a Realtors Association. Without question, these business doesn't mean it's aimed at your As in the case of the bicycle signs, commis- business," said Downs. "In the future, it may sioners agreed to leave the restriction un- rn signs got the most attention from commis- affect other businesses." sioners during its month-long deliberations. changed and leave any further changes up to Burns, however, said he knew just the oppo- the city council. s But literally, during the final hour of dis- site was the case. The public will have an opportunity to ad- rn cussions, Peter Burns of Island Moped showed "I would concur if I had not had a conversa- dress the council at the two required public 3D up to protest the restrictions on vehicles when tion with Bruce Rogers [Planning Director]," hearings before a new sign ordinance can be in public bike paths. According to Burns, the said Burns. "He told me this section was adopted. SOBCZAK, "SERVING SOUTHWEST FLORIDA SINCE 1983" Charlie, Call 472-4121 or Dan Royal III, President. 4721776 472-8162 (after 5:00) FAX 472-8995 TYPE RATE POINTS PAYMENT AEB One Year Custom built home Just listed. ARM 4.50 0.00 $380.01 4.53 7/23 Two large bedrooms/two ARM 6.50 0.00 $474.05 6.55 baths /fireplace/New 15 YEAR carpeting/vaulted ceiling & FIXED 7.00 0.25 674.12 7.13 30 YEAR more. Price is $148,500. FIXED 7.50 0.25 524.41 7.59 Motivated seller, call now! ASK ABOUT OUR CONDO, LOT, CONSTRUCTION/PERM. & MULTI-FAMILY LOANS! POINTS INCLUDE ORIGINATION FEES. 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Fort Myers. beginning Monday, March 1. For more infor- Known for its clothing drive during Na- The race was run just prior to the Junior mation, call the library at 472-2483. tional Nude Weekend, the group also provides < beach clean-up as a public service. The group's DC Parade as part of the Edison Festival of Light. CD Aimee, a kindergartner at Sanibel Elemen- Auction helps alliance goal is to gain wider recognition of the place of 1X1 nude recreation in America and secure desig- IX tary, was awarded a T-shirt and ribbon for her The Trident Galleria is hosting an auction second place finish. to benefit the Children's Alliance beginning nated beach areas for nude use to benefit in- a ternational tourism. DC at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 6. LJJ New library exhibits A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Clothing is required for this event. For fur- DC ther information, call 939-1784 or the hot- o Joan Bitzer and Roger Haas are exhibiting the alliance, a children's sexual abuse treat- a. their artwork at the Sanibel Public Library ment program. line, 995-NUDE. LU next month. Pieces to be auctioned include work by Bill DC North, A.E. Backus, Dorothy Starbuck and Gardening clubs meet D A lifelong Interest in art and teaching is re- Master Gardeners and Horticultural Soci- Z flected in Bitzer's work. Flickering light, Wellington Wood, Jr. In addition to artwork, shadows and the color of the tropics are found gold, diamond, pearl and gemstone jewelry ety of the Islands will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday, in her pictures of Sanibel and the surrounding will be auctioned along with antiques, orien- March 2 at the Sanibel Public Library. area. Her medium is transparent water color tal rugs, porcelains and more. Membership is not required. 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THOMAS • CHILDRENS MENU AIR: ADD ON $250,00 PER PERSON •CASUAL DRESS *SHIPS REGISTRY LIBERIA » RESERVATION ACCEPTED f EARLY """"" TURTLE SPECIALS A 3-COURSE DINNER...... $9.95 Choice of linnUle44o THE MARINER GROUP Find Your Place With 1451 Middle Gulf Drive 1509 Periwinkle Way iffiALTOK® RELQ (813) 395-6020 • 1-800-262-8703 (813) 472-5187 • 1-800-553-7338 fil FEBRUARY 26, 1993 Island Reporter - G CALEN AR p.m. every Saturday, Guided Nature Walks Al-Anon, 8 p.m., 4 p.m. every Zonta International Sanibel Community at J. N. "Ding- Sanibel Community Wednesday through Breakfast Meeting, Church. Darling National Church. April 14. Sanibel 7:30 a.m. Snooty Fox Public Library. 472- Restaurant, Friday at the Center Wildlife Refuge daily. Times and topics 2483. Periwinkle Place. Talks. "Sea Turtles— Wednesday Visiting Zonta An Update on vary. Must sign up at visitor center or call March 3 Alcoholics members welcome. Loggerheads" with 472-1222. Erick Lindblad and Cafe and 472-1100. Great Books n , Gil Anonymous, Open Rehabilitation of Helwig, leader. 10- Step Meeting. Sanibel Catherine Getty of Landscape Community Church, SCCF. 10 a.m., Wildlife (CROW) open 11:30 a.m. $18 plus 8:30 a.m. Sanibel/Captiva house. 12:30-3 p.m. Watercolor Classes, 9 books. Center for the Great Books VI, 10:30 Conservation 472-3644. a.m.-noon. On island Arts, 395-0900. a.m.-noon with Foundation, 472- locations. Beginners Alcoholics Sylvia Mintz. 8 2329. Sanibel Emergency and intermediates. Great Books I, 1:30-3 Anonymous, St. sessions, $18. Center Radio Amateur Net, Babs Miller, 482- p.m., Center for the Michael's Church, 7- for the Arts. 395- Adult Tap Dancing, 7:30 p.m. Frequency 4158. Arts, 395-0900. 7:45 a.m. Closed 0900. 8:45-11:30 a.m. is 146.79 with a tone Center for the Arts, coded squelch of 395-0900. 173.8 Hz. Visiting Chase the wind Hams welcome. Creative Writing Workshop with Patricia Hempl. Final day, 10:30-3:30 p.m. Center for the Library Kids Club Arts. 395-0900. Meeting, 6:30-7:30 p.m. for students in Island Seniors grades 4-6. \ Birthday Lunch, "Puppetmaking," 12:30 p.m. 472-5743. Sanibel Public Library. 472-2483. Island Seniors Red Cross Certified First Sanibel Emergency Aid and CPR. Second Radio Amateur Net of two sessions, $30 meeting, 7:30 p.m., for both. Sanibel Sanibel City Hall. Community Center. 472-5130. 472-5743. •• ':< Walk in the Wetlands, Al-Anon, noon every Sanibel/Captiva Friday. Sanibel Conservation Community Church. Foundation, Mon. through Sat, 10 and ACOA (Adult 11 a.m., 1 and 2 p.m. Children of 472-2329. Alcoholics) St. Michael's Church, speaker meeting, 8 Natural History Boat p.m. Tour, by Sani- Poetry with Dr. discussion meeting. Life Drawing with bel/Captiva Conser- Tuesday, Annie Cook, 1-2:15 454-0330. Bob York. Live model. vation Foundation. p.m. Center for the Center for the Arts, Saturday, 3:30-4:30 p.m. March 2 Arts, 395-0900. Kiwanis Club 7:30-9 p.m. 5 sessions Monday-Friday. Beach Walk, Breakfast every Wed., $45,395-0900. Feb. 27 Leave from South sponsored by Short Stories with 7:30 a.m. the Dunes Seas Plantation. 1 hr. Kiwanis Spaghetti Sanibel/Captiva Dr. Annie Cook, 2:30- 395-0328. Anatomy of a Dinner, 4:30-8 p.m., narrated trip about Conservation 4 p.m. Center for the North Captiva and Mystery with Bill Sanibel Community Foundation. 8:30- Arts, 395-0900. Island Historical Hallstead. 7:30 p.m., Center. Redfish Pass. $16.50. 10:30 a.m. Meet at Reservations 472- Museum, Wed.-Sat, $5. Center for the Entertainment 6-10 parking lot. Ira Sullivan Jazz "10a.m.-4p.m. 472- Arts. 395-0900. p.m. Tickets $7. 472- 7549. Reservations 472- Trio concert, 8 p.m., 4648. 2155. 2329. Watercolor Workshop $17. Center for the Living Again Support Master Gardener and Arts. 395-0900. "Our Dying Seas," Group, sponsored by Annual ABC Sale with Bill Condit of Horticultural Society slide presentation by Friends in Service (Attic, Basement and Denver. 9 a.m.-4:30 meeting, 10 a.m. Support Group for the Mike Calinski. Here (FISH), Sanibel Closet) at Captiva p,m. Continues Sanibel Public Visually Impaired, Wednesdays, 8 p.m. Community Church, Civic Center. Gates through Friday. Five Library. 472-6940. sponsored by Friends Sundial Resort! Free. every Thurs. 10:30 open 8 a.m.; raffle sessions, $150. In Service Here 472-8534. a.m. 395^0130 or 472- and auction begin at Center for the Arts. (FISH), 3 p.m. at 0404. 10:30 a.m. 395-0897. 395-0900. Music of the Eileen and Eden Joy's Romantic Period home, 3771 Coquina Thursday, Sanibel/Captiva Art J.N. "Ding" Darling Community Chorus, with Gale Bennett, 7 Drive. 472-2124. National Wildlife 7:30 p.m. Center for p.m., $6. Center for League outdoor the Arts. 395-0900. March 4 painting 1-4 p.m. Refuge, visitor center the Arts. 395-0900. Newcomer/Oldtimers open Sat. through Sanibel Shell Fair Snug Harbor. 482- and Show, 9 a.m. -5 4158. Thurs. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Watercolor with Friendship Bridge, meeting. Call for Orientation program Anne Kittel, 9 a.m.- place, 472-6940. p.m., continues 1:30-4 p.m. Sanibel Friday, Saturday and Beach Walk, at 10 a.m., noon, 2 noon., $10. Every Congregational and 4 p.m. Closed Monday through Preschool Story Sunday. Display of sponsored by United Church of Hour, Sanibel Public rare shells, artistic Sanibel/Captiva Fridays, 472-1100. March. Center for the Christ every Tues. Arts. 395-0900. Library, shell arrangements, Conservation 472-0292. $1. "Entertaining shell tents with Foundation. 8:30- Island Seniors Water Beginning Sculpture Elephants," 10:30 shells for sale. CROW 10:30 a.m. Meet at Aerobics, Sanibel Rec with Marjorie Yoga Class 8:30-10 a.m.. Ages 2*5 with tent with native parking lot. Center, 10 a.m. 472- Bronsted, 12:30-3 a.m. Creative Genius, adult. 472-2483. wildlife, Reservations 472- 5743. p.m., $15. Center for $10. 472-5600. refreshments. 2329. the Arts. 395-0900. Tax Help for Seniors Parking and shell Alcoholics Anony- Alcoholics sponsored by AARP. fair free. Shell show, Yoga Class 8:30-10 mous, men's closed Island Seniors Anonymous, 7:30 Bring last income tax $2. Sanibel a.m. Creative Genius, group, big book dis- p.m., Sanibel return and current Community Center. $10,472-5600. Bowling, 1:30 p.m. • please seepage2C cussion meeting, 5 472-5743. Community Church. tax materials. Noon- 472-2155. o • CM a Boating __^ O3 to* CM Ostego Bay offers diversion—just over the bridge < By MaiyJeanne McAward related exhibits are also located at the center. Park on the Beach. cc Staff Writer • Saturday, February 27, through Friday, The center's regular hours are Saturday CD from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 1-4 HI The Ostego Bay Marine Center, a non-profit March 5, the exhibits are open from 10 a.m. to LL marine research and education center located 4 p.m. and tours of the commercial fishing p.m. Group and school tours are available by n at 718 Fisherman's Wharf in Fort Myers fleet are offered throughout each day. appointment during the week. cc Sunday, February 28, the exhibits are open Get a different perspective on Sanibel Is- UJ Beach is hosting a number of free events in honor of the Beach's annual Shrimp Festival. from 1-4 p.m. and tours of the fleet are also land and the Gulf of Mexico from the deck of o The foundation also offers a number of available. the tall ship "Island Rover," on the sail-and- a. learn adventure cruise, manned by Ostego Ui cruises and is a relatively short drive from the Saturday, March 6, the center will be closed Sanibel Causeway. in support of the Fort Myers Beach Lions Club volunteers. cc The cruise departs at 10 a.m. each Saturday Q Shrimp Festival events include an open parade. house from 5-8 p.m. Friday evening, February Sunday, March 7, the exhibits are open from the dock in front of the Bridge restau- 26 at the marine center in honor of the local from 1-4 p.m. rant, just below and on the mainland side of fishing fleet. The docks across the street from Ostego are the Sky Bridge. Included is an exhibit about participating a good place to watch the shrimp boats parade Participants in the two-hour cruise get boats. out Matanzas Pass, to the Blessing of the Fleet hands-on experience in how old sailing ships Aquariums, touch-tanks and other marine- ceremony, at 3 p.m. March 7 off Lynn Hall work—including hoisting and lowering sails— and learn about the marine environment of the area. Paddy the Irish' manatee up for adoption Fare is $18 for adults and $12 for children. In honor of St. Patrick's Day, Save the Each time Paddy had to be captured to place All proceeds go to Ostego. Manatee Club is offering the adoption of a the radio collar on his tail it turned into a ma- For more information about the center, special manatee, Paddy Doyle, one of the most jor event. He resisted so vigorously that he cruises or exhibits, call Ostego at 765-8101. feisty sea cows in the program. was named by researchers after the famous For $15, the club will authorize the adop- "fighting Irishman." tion, send the adoptee a certificate, an under- Adoption orders should be received by CALENDAR water photo of Paddy, his life history and an March 11. • from page 1C and Show, 9 a.m.-5 annual subscription to the club newsletter. For more information, write Save the p.m., continues Paddy was chosen three different years to Manatee Club at 500 N. Maitland Avenue, Alcoholics Saturday and be monitored by a radio tracking program, Maitland, Fla., 32751 or call (800) 432-JOIN. Anonymous, closed Sunday. Sanibel discussion meeting, Community Center, St. Michael's Church, $2. 472-2155. MEL FISHER'S 8 p.m. 454-0330. SHIPWRECK Miss POINT LOOKOUT II World Day of Prayer, ATOCHA Open Alcoholics 10:30 a.m. St. Isabel TREASURE COINS 1/2 Day Deep Sea Fishing 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. Daily Anonymous meeting, Catholic Church. Pieces of Eight Aboard the 70' Fishing Yacht 6:30 p.m. 11-Step 472-9239. Big Sale MATANZAS RSHING CENTER Workshop. Sanibel Adult Tap Dancing, Public Library. 8:45-11:30 a.m. Ocean Jewels ^H^BfH tiQ32QQ^| HH^^B "Have Some Reel Fun In The Florida Sun" Center for the Arts, Base Sky Bridge ^BHHE IBW^ F^W^H Located 416 Crescent Street, Ft. Myers Beach 395-0900. (Directly under the Sky Bridge at Matanzas Inn) BJMWMM Friday, Fort Myers Beach For Information and Reservations Call (813) 4634166 Al-Anon, noon, 765-5005 Visa and Mastercard Accepted March 5 Sanibel Community TREASURES Sanibel Shell Fair Church. RETIRE TO THE PLACE YOUVE BEEN IMAGINING FOR YEARS. And we've been perfecting for 25. y &11968, Shell Point Village was established on the premise that retirement living should be all that you imagined. A time S to meet new people, explore new avenues, or simply relax and enjoy In an environment that lived up to your expectations. A time and place where each resident could realize the highest quality of life that his or herhealth would allow, <| To bring that image to life we created a haven of lush tropical beauty and premier retire- ment living.. An island community rich in experiences and *«. lli- amenities, with life-style choices to satisfy a wide range of needs and desires. And we haven't stopped refining and improving since, y We offer gracious apartments, shops, dining, pools, spas, activities, library and The Village Church. All surrounded by 75 acres of striking views, lovely tropical waterways and an abundance of local color. W And over the years our comprehensive health care services, including on-site physicians, medical center, assisted living and skilled nursing facility, and many trained pro- fessionals and staff, have contmually provided another dimension of quality living. <| AH of these things combine to make Shell Point Village an on- going success. And we have over 1,200 satisfied residents to prove it. ^f So picture nPlease send me more information about Shell Point Village. your retirement at Shell Point. Because after 25 years of.getting it right, we're every- IH Name___ thing you imagined. And then some, Y TO learn more about cost and eligibility, call Address- 813-466-1131. Outside our area, call toll-free 800-780-1131. Or mail the coupon to: City. _State- Shell Point Village, 15000 Shell Point Boulevard, Ft. Myers, FL 33908. Zip , .Phone, Point Villay FOR 25 YEARS, AMERICAS PREMIER LIFECARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY. A nonprofit ministry of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Foundation, Inc. Tides O Friday, Feb. 26 Saturday, Feb. 27 Sunday, Feb. 28 Monday, March 1 • High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low Tl am am pm pm am am pm pm am am pm pm am am pm pm m Redfish Pass 3:56 8:41 3:2910:25 4:59 8:59 4:0811:34 6:33 9:04 4:50 12:54 5:47 - - Captiva (E) 4:05 9:35 3:3811:19 5:08 9:53 4:17 6:42 12:28 4:59 9:58a 1:48 5:56 - - l3 Captiva (W) 2:31 7:27 2:04 9:11 3:34 7:45 2:4310:20 5:08 7:50 3:25 11:40 4:22 - - Oi Point Ybei I 3:01 8:43 2:3410:27 4:04 9:01 3:1311:36 5:38 9:06 3:55 12:56 4:52 - - Tuesday, March 2 Wednesday, March 3 Thursday, March 4 Friday, March 5 z High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low a 30 am am pm pm am am pm pm am am pm pm am am pm pm m "0 Redfish Pass - - 2:16 7:01 - - 3:30 8:20 9:33p 4:24 12:27 2:44 10:38p 5:09 12:32 4:11 O 3D Captiva (E) - - 3:10 7:10 - - ' 4:24 8:29 9:42p 5:18 12:36 3:38 10:47p 6:03 12:41 5:05 Fri Captiva (W) -.- 1:02 5:36 - - 2:16 6:55 11:02 3:10 8:08 1:30 1 1:07 3:55 .9:13 2:57 3D Point Ybe! - - 2:18 6:06 - - 3:32 7:25 11:32 4:26 8:38 2:46 11:37 5:11 9:43 4:13 Punta Rassa -- 2:11 6:55 - - 3:25 8:14 9:27p 4:19 12:21 2:39 10:32p 5:04 12:26 4:06 Goss introduces census fair share act U.S. Rep. Porter Goss (R-Sanlbel) has re- services in Florida can't provide; and an in- joined the battle to give Florida more of a fant mortality rate higher than most indus- share of federal resources. Goss has intro- trialized countries. Authority on duced legislation to require that the 1990 cen- "Our new president has repeatedly spoken sus be corrected for a dramatic undercount about 'fairness' and sharing the burden. I Tax-Free Bonds that many believe occurred in high-growth hope that this means he is going to help us ' Municipal Bonds • Managed Bond Funds states. correct the census undercount and the horri- • Closed-end Bond Funds - Unit Trusts "We've paid our deposit, now where's our re- bly unfair conditions it imposes on growth They Are Not All The Same turn? It is time to share both the burden and states," Goss said. Let Us Explain The Differences the wealth. The Census Data Fair Share Act is We Will Help You a major step in the right direction," Goss said. Undersiand Your Investments The census undercount is estimated to be approximately 260,000 in Florida and could NOBLEHOySEQF BROSIUS D'ARCY mean as much as $15 million in lost federal j$J 100% Washable€ilk Clothing Wal-Mart/Scotty's Plaza funding for the state. Cypress Lake Dr. & U.S. 41 Despite the urging of the Sunbelt states, the Census Bureau decided in 1992 not to use OverSOYTS. 489-1199 available statistical data to make adjust- Experience ments correcting the undercount. 3 Edward D.Jones & Co.fp "Already there are 250,000 mothers and on Washable Silk Clothing Mcn«aNe«fortStoa<&iasriQere.anlSca/n«siiiwaiorPro(tctiaitoi)Oiada(i lj Serving individual investors from more children under the poverty line in Florida across from Jacobson's who can't qualify for Medicaid; 6,600 persons than 2,000 offices with developmental disabilities waiting for f Central Courtyard 489"1 557 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA SYMPHONY /undid S B M I S € L ISLAND All your favorite marches: 1451 MIDDLE GULF DR. Washington Post, Semper Fidelis, Friday Feb. 26 & Saturday Feb. 27,8 PM SANIBEL ISLAND, FL and The Stars and Stripes Forever together with virtuoso PRESENTS solos and light classical favorites AN EVENING OF conducted by Keith Brion, the per- ***** Forever! ***** sonification of Sousa himself. AND Sousa at the Pops 1812 Overture with Indoor Fireworks Tickets: 481-4849 • Barbara B. Mann Hall YOU'LL LIKE THIS!! FREE BATTERY REPLACEMENT DURING FEBRUARY ONs AUDEMARS PIGUET, BAUME& MERGER. PIAGET, CONCORD, CORUM, BERTOLUCCL David Sayh ROLEX, VACHERON CONSTANTS, Join us fora great evening of comedy with David Sayh who has been seen on PATEK PHILUPE, EBEL, OMEGA, MOVADO AND the Tonight Show many times, as well as A & E's Comedy on the Road and wil VAN CLEEF&ARPELS be seen March 26th on Caroline's Comedy Hour. Also with David will be Tom Drake who has appeared in Las Vegas and Atlantic This free offer Is being made so you will come in and acquaint yourself City at the Tropicana Hotels. with our staff. We pride ourselves in making sure your fine Swiss watch receives the kind of excellent on premises repair and service it Every Monday Evening deserves and can get only from our experts. Showtime 9:30 p.m. Doors Open 8:45 p.m. • Admission Only $5.00 In The Sanibel Ballroom (off Lobby) halheimer's "'LISTEN AND WIN" FINE J E W E L E R S Free Cruise to the Bahamas on the Carnival Line with FORT MYERS* IN THE BELL TOWER SHOPS • (813) 489-0141 OLDE NAPLES • IN ROBINSON COURT 255 13TH AVE. 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Jacuzzi screened and tiled breakfast room on quiet east someone who will give it a little tender loving ... ceramic tile floors ... gourmet kitchen. Room care. On deep water canal in Palm Acres, close end of Sanibel. $269,000. Call Mary Jane for a pool. $489,000. Calf Dick Derowitsch. Gandhi, GRI or Dave Putzel. to Sanibel. Call Marian Balke, CRS, GRI. VERY LIVEABLE YEAR-ROUND CONTEMPORARY/DIRECT ACCESS GULF FRONT CONDO or ideal second home. Relaxed private beach At Surfside 12. 3/2 top floor in small private com- access area atmosphere. 2 BR/BA - spacious, plex. Pool & tennis. $499,000. Call Mary Jane enclosed louvered window Florida room expands Gandhi, GRI. living area. $229,000. Call Milt or Ruth Reik. SPECTACULAR SUNRISE ... SUNSET Views from this east end condo. Parklike court- yard. Complex on canals to bay & gulf with dock. Easy walk to beach. A value at $79,900. Call Ed Sailer. Wonderful home with beautiful canal and bay views. Very private solar heated pool. Sufficient room on lot for guest room/stuclio addition. SANIBEL MOORINGS $448,000. Call-Ken Colter or George Veillette. 2BR/2BA surrounded by beautiful tropical vege- EAST END POOL HOME tation. Has everything ... . tennis, pool, boat Three bedrooms/two bath near beach easement docks & beautiful gulf beach. Excellent onsite Sunset views across deep water sailboat access in quiet location. Ready to move into. $299,500 rental program. Call Ed Sailer. canal, Unique floor plan, very private, three bed- furnished. Call Ken Colter or George Veillette. room pool home, many extras. Close to Sanibel. Call Marian Balke, CRS,GRI. HOMESITES LUXURIOUS BEACH HOUSE Many Great Building Sites from $90,000 to THE ULTIMATE ISLAND GETAWAY - $319,000 $1,400,000. Custom built 1986 better than new Florida style Perfect for entertaining, three bedroom, two bath home. Split 3/2 with gorgeous new caged solar OPEN HOUSE heated pool, beautifully landscaped, ultimate in piling home. Community pool and tennis. Walk to privacy. Large garage storage area. Move in con- beach. $285,000. Call Ed Sailer. dition! Call Va! Pool, 4257 West Gulf Drive Wednesday and Friday ' 2 to 5 PM sasa An Independently owned and operated member of the Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc. The rites of spring—Sanibel style Baseball, the national pastime is alive and and they all have a great time, said umpire well in Sanibel. Believe it or not, there are 175 Steve Mullins. children playing ball every week on the is- These activities are done under the finest land. conditions of a safe playing field and direc- All games and practices are at the Sanibel tion of very caring, loving adult volunteers Recreation Center. who do the coaching, umpiring and supervi- Practices are in full swing and the regular sion, Mullins noted. season starts tomorrow. So by 9 a.m. Satur- "We have a wonderful thing going in these day morning, things will really get jumping. Little League activities here on the island and At this time there are two Little League everyone should know about them and drop games, two T-ball" games (for children four- by to enjoy them. The energy on that field six years) and a softball game for girls nine-14 Saturday mornings is a joy to experience. A years. renewing thing...Some things don't change, Two more Little League games are at 6 p.m. but Little League sure has gotten better," he Tuesday evenings and two Minor League said. games are held Friday evenings. For more information, call Mullins at 472- There really are this many kids in Sanibel 9262. Bigelow with 74 followed by Paul Simonson Beacview men's golf and Dave Reynolds with 75. Beachview Golf Club men's association Flight C winners Peter Perkins and Bill tournament played Tuesday, February 1 pro- Schram with 79 were followed by Joe Wittman duced the following winners: and Bill Ford, tying for second with Dick Ga- The team of Bob Brown, Ken Karasin, Jim dient and Dave Misner, both with 82. Manecke and Dick Hawthorne came in first Nine hole winners were the team of Marty with plus 16 followed by the foursome of Mac Conroy and George Koury with 36 followed by McClintock, Dick Corbin, Hertz Pryzant and Ed Ossie and Ray O'Neill with 37 and the team Merle Kester with plus nine. of Bill McGinley and Doc Copperrider in third Play Saturday, February 20 produced the with 40. following winners: The foursome of Marv Backus, Stan Condit, Beachview women Little League players are practicing often, George Fletcher and Gene McDermott won gearing up for the season that starts this week. with plus 26 followed by Tom Redford. Tom The Beachview Ladies League's 18 hole Hannaher and Dave Bodine with plus seven; Sweetheart Tournament Scramble played the team of Mark Kerschensteiner, Stu Merz, Wednesday, February 17 produced the follow- February 19 produced the following winners: Bill Williams and Dan Seaward were third ing winners: First flight winner was Marg Yeaser with 55 with plus two. First place winners Jerry Kohmescher, Ann followed by Cindy Adams with 57 and Judy Bodine, Annette Vesey and Lenore McFarlane Wellons with 58, were followed by the team of Wm Alquist, Second flight winner Katie Reynolds with Dunes men's golf Bernice Pryzant and Ginny Reeves, with Herz 59 was followed by Barb McGinley with 60 and The Dunes 18 hole two man-one best ball Pryzant, Phyllis Houston, Eleanor Horn- Betty Long with 61. tournament played Wednesday, February 17 brook and Agnes McClintock in third. Third flight winner Liz Landers with 56 was produced the following winners: followed by Alex Iber 61 and Pearl Vasco with Flight A winners Dave Taylor and Knud 62. Christensen with 62 were followed by Joe Dunes women's golf Fourth flight winner resulted in a three- Venuto and Terry See with 64. The Dunes 18 hole women's golf associa- way tie between Helen Browning, Mary Flight B winners were Ken Zeigler and K.K. tion Ringer Tournament played on Friday, Mather and Mercy Somers, all with 66. INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE 1 OUR EXCLUSIVE AFFILIATION °FB> vWith Florence Geisinger Agency GERMANY &° And Chesterton International k UNITED KINGDOM, IRELAND ^THAILAND, SINGAPORE <**• x AUSTRALIA, JAPAN Pron s»V. *€aS& 1 e<5S lhel o Intm WE AREPROUD Because we were chosen by these prestigious companies over all the Realtors on Sanibel & Captiva, because of our professional abilities and work ethics. 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Court for bath remodel by owner, Complete Family Medical Center and Joann M. Stanley, L55, Sun- $2,600. m set Captiva, $287,500. James Hermes, 1001 Kings 1X1 Crown for solar pool heater by u. Doctors Clinic on Sanibel announces Ancar Inc. to Daniel M. Mll- • lard. Trustee and Daniel M. Mil- Fafco Solar, $2,499. cc The Expansion of our Service Hours lard Trust, L95, Ba, Beachview J. T. Brandiff, 760 Sextant LU Daily 8:00 AM—5:00 PM Country Club, $140,000. Drive for remodeling by All Is- ir Saturday 9:00 AM —1:00 PM (Through Season) M. William Frey. Trustee. M. land Repair and Maintenance, O William Frey, Barry E. Frey, $8,285. a. Introducing Dr. Dareld R. Morris II, D.O. 1^ •-. Barry E. Frey, Trustee and North Dr. Richard Mazers, 3557 West 1X1 Joining Beverly J. Ostien, RN, FNP, MS American Contracting Corpora- Gulf Drive for pool, deck and en- •> - oc And Dr. Jerry W. Morris, D.O. tion to Mohsin G. and Lucinda M. closure by Paradise Pools, a • - '••• en Hakim, L27, L5O, Little Lake $35 OOO Trust your Murex. $138,000. Joseph Clark, 3746 West Gulf family's health • The best in preventaiivo Elizabeth H. C. Belpedio to Drive for remodeling by The medicine Henry Nachtsheim. Jr. and Patty Damex Corporation, $3,209. to our care. • Thorough, comprehensive Nachtscheim, Ll-6, 19-24, B17, Edward Hitchcock, 3760 West "We're dedicated to physicals Sanibel Highland. $87,500. Gulf Drive for new driveway by providing thorough, efficient • Gynecology and pediatrics Condominium sales included: Dale Newell, $4,286. care for your family's health • Allergy testing & treatment needs, Plus, we are Jjjg Fund Partnership and Mr. and Mrs. Brocius D'Arcy, available 24 hours a day and • Cancer screening Robert A. Garda, Managing Part- 739 Olivia for remodeling by C. E. have a full range of family • On-site lab & EKG ner to Anthony Merlino, Jr. and Walker Construction, $7,500. medical services." • X-rays available Nancy A. Merlino. Ub-507, Ph.I, James and Karen Hall, 4330 Dr. Dareld R. Morris II, D.O. South Seas Plantation, $128,500. West Gulf Drive for pool and deck by Barnes Pools, $10,000. - Doctors Clinic on Sanibel The City of Sanibel issued the Dieter Rampl, 581 Lake Murex 695 Tarpon Bay Road, Suite 3 Circle for pool, deck and enclo- Sanibel Promenade (across from post office) following permits for the week Phone (813) 395-1800 ending February 19: sure by Barnes Pools, $20,000. Minor Emergency Service after hours New library books Creating Freshwater Wetlands Care—Sixth Edition by Benjamin SANIBEL CITY COUNCIL MEETING by Donald Hammer Spock COUNCIL CHAMBERS Preparing for the 21st Century The Annotated Mona Lisa: A V \ (MacKENZIE HALL) Crash Course in Art History from 800 DUNLOP ROAD by Paul Kennedy MARCH 2,1993 Que's 1993 Computer Buyer's Prehistoric to Post-modern by Guide by Bud Smith Carol Strickland John Burroughs: An American Nightmare Abroad: Stories of AGENDA Naturalist by Edward Renehan Americans Imprisoned in For- Trick of the Eye by Jane Hitch- eign Lands by Peter Laufer cock Citrus. A Cookbook by Ford 9:00 A.M. 1. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance Dr. Spocks' Babv and Child Rogers 2. Approval of Minutes 3. Public Comments and Inquiries (Maximum time allotted, 20 minutes, with a limita- tion of 5 minutes per speaker. The time allotted during the second public comments item, at the end of the meeting, is more flexible.) 4. Planning Commission Report GCILFSIDE MASTERPIECES 5. Appearance by R.C. Friedman, 1102 Harbour Cottage Court, to discuss damage to his boat caused by nearby seawall fishermen. 9:30 A.M. 6. Second Reading of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION VI.B.3. AND SUB- 1310 Seasprau Lane SUBSECTION VI.B.4.L OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE OF THE CITY OF SANIBEL TO PERMIT TEMPORARY SALES OFFICES IN MODEL HOMES; AND TO The ultimate Island Lifestyle! A ESTABLISH STANDARDS FOR TEMPORARY SALES OFFICES IN MODEL HOMES. sophisticated residence created for 7. City Attorney's Report the discriminating purchaser who (a) Proposed settlement of dispute between City, CEPD, and DNR, appreciates architectural excellence and uncompromising quality. (b) Discussion of proposed sale of Cili Property at Blind Pass. JTrom the stately porte cochere to 8. City Manager's Report the expansive marble flooring and (a) Monthly Report of Approved City Capital Projects voluminous ceilings, no amenity has (b) Status Report of Council Authorized Tasks NO III (c) Continuation of a discussion regarding City Council approval of alternate bids to $1,895,000 been overlooked. increase hurricane shelter capabilities at the new Library building to be constructed on City Hall property. Originally Enjoyably located within a private, (d) Continuation of A RESOLUTION DETERMINING THE REQUEST OF JAMES $2,400,000 secluded beachside community. D. NAIL REGARDING THE GRANTING OF AN EXTENSION OF TIME FOR OBTAINING A CITY WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PERMIT FOR A SEPTIC SYS- TEM SERVING THE PUNTA YBEL PLAZA, 354 PERIWINKLE WAY. . (e) RESOLUTION APPROVING REQUEST OF HISTORIC COMMITTEE TO 3735 West Gulf Driue SERVE WINE AND CHAMPAGNE AT FUND RAISER FOR OLD BAILEY STORE. Luxury surrounded by lush (f) Discussion of a recommendation regarding removal of a number of emergency tropical foliage, set on Sanibel phones* . ..•.;. Island's premier West Gulf Drive. (g) Discussion of 4th of July fireworks featuring 5,700 sq.ft. of air (h) RESOLUTION FORMING A VOLUNTEER SKILLS BANK, OUTLINING conditioned enchantment designed to DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CITY MANAGER. take the optimum advantage of the (i) RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REVISED GENERAL FUND FOR FISCAL natural high beach ridge with its YEAR 1992-1993; APPROVING BUDGET AMENDMENT 93-023. incomparable views. ••:\;'y. • • • • • ••••' ••• -. ;• :. LUNCH . '.:.•'/•.:• /•.'. '"•••• •''' •••: flmenities abound with marble 1:30 P.M. 9. Appearance by George Crawford, Director, Lee County Department of Transportation, to respond to City's letters regarding Sanibel Causeway bridge mainte- NOW floors, 3 story elevator, spas, two '•'••• '' nance. ••;•,• • • • . , . • . •. sided fireplace, handcrafted 10. Public Comments arid Inquiries $2,350,000 Originally cabinetry, gourmet kitchen, and (a) Discussion of a letter from Wanda Slayton regarding her membership on the Keep Lee County Beautiful Board of Directors. $2,780,000 lavish baths. 11. Mayor and Councilmember's Reports Adjournment . CONTflCT: Pamela Pfahler Broker Salesman IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE BY THE COUNCIL ON ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING/HEARING, SUCH PERSON MAY NEED 472-3121 days * 472-3897 eves. TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, TO INCLUDE THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH ANY SUCH APPEAL IS or 800/232-6004 toll free TO BE BASED. John Naumann & Associates, Inc. POLICE WATCH -••NT •from page 4C Paul Clemons and Pres Bassett, 6-2, 6-1. p Duplicate bridge Landings Racquet Club winners Bert Close Police spoke with the man. who said the dog and Jack Steers defeated Dunes' players Bill D escaped his fenced yard. No further action was Duplicate bridge at the Sanibel Community Tl Schneider and Charley Shipley 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. m taken. Center Monday, February 15 produced the fol- 00 LOUD—Police responded to a Sandpebble lowing winners among 14 tables of the Landings Racquet Club winners Bill Rap- Mitchell movement: pold and Bill Nelson defeated Dunes' players Way address about a loud stereo Saturday Dick Curtin and Dick Gadient 6-0, 6-1. evening, February 20 and spoke with a man at North/south winners Roy Merchant and ro the home, who said the stereo, playing at low George Hammes were followed by Helen and Preston Basset; John and Pat Eichenlaub were volume when police arrived, belonged to a Dunes Nifty Niners .to third. to roommate. CO Police asked to speak with the roommate, East/west winners Ruth Frank and Helen The Dunes Nifty Niners match play Febru- Quimby were followed by Laura and Ed Midg- ary 18 produced the following winners: a who failed to appear at the door. The man at Flight A winner Dori VanDerbeck was fol- the home was advised if noise continued and ley with Marge and Herb Fritz in third. Play Thursday, February 18 produced the lowed by Betty Boers in second. > any noise violations were heard, all parties in Flight B winner Marie Colon was followed the residence would be subject to arrest. The following winners among 13 tables of the a Mitchell movement: by Marilyn Lorenson in second. 33 man said he understood and no further action Low gross winner in Flight A was Phyllis was taken. North/south winners were Ginny Reeves m and Dorothy Suechting. They were followed Koury with Phyllis Harvey in second. LOOSE-An Arum Court resident reported a Low gross winner in Flight B was Sigrid O dog running loose Saturday afternoon, Febru- by Lois Levin and Roz Wegryn, with Frances 3 Kuhn and Lacy Fendley in third. Akers, followed by Sally Ball. m ary 20. 33 East/winners were Murr Mooney and Betty Low gross winner in Flight C was Ginny When police arrived, the dog was no longer Green, followed by Ginny Glaeser in second. on the property. However, its owner, a Seren- Preston followed by Mel Deming and Franny ity Lane man, and two children were attempt- Moffat; Joyce Truitt and Calves Merchant ing to capture their pet, the offending canine, were third. nearby. Police spoke with the dog, owner, who said the dog escaped once last week too. The owner Dunes men's tennis was warned future escapades of the dog might The Dunes men's 50-plus "B" league tennis garner him a notice to appear in court. team lost to the Landings Racquet Club during The owner agreed to control his animal. No play last week in the Lee County Men's 50-plus further action was taken. league. REVENGE?--Police responded to the Landings Racquet Club winners Harry Jacaranda restaurant on Periwinkle Way Thompson and Bob Schuster defeated Dunes' after an anonymous caller allegedly observed players Jerry Nelson and Jim Kelley, 6-1, 7-5. his children, both minors, being served alco- Landings Racquet Club winners John West hol Saturday night, February 20. and Fred Hormozdi defeated Dunes' players Police spoke with the bar manager, who de- nied serving alcohol to underage drinkers. The manager said about an hour before police arrived, he asked a man to leave the bar. The man allegedly was bothering women and other customers at the bar and the manager Captiva Inn said he might have been trying to get even. JETTED AWAY-Police responded to the -o- beach area off West Gulf Drive on a report of A restaurant two men operating a jet ski close to shore Sat- urday afternoon, February 20. at home The ski was out of sight when police arrived Serving Tuesday thru Sunday and they were unable to locate it. , One Seating 7 P.M. 'STOREWIDE Full Seven Course Dinner FASHION SALE Bruce K. Drobnyk 813-472-9129 Designer & Ma|or Labals Builder of ihe Fine&i Party Dresse*, ' Quality Homes on Sambel &r Jewelry, Handbags Capiiva for eight years 11509 Andy Rosse Lane ""^ Entire Store Captiva, FL 33924 50% to 90% / ^ We'll Sea New Construction • Renovations AN ADVENTURE IN DISCOUNT DESIGNER FASHIONS I 813/472-0350 2325 E. Mall Dr. (East of Edison Mall)/ Developer Close-Out! You Friday! i PO Box 926 • Sunlbcl Island. FL • 33957 Mon.-Sat. 9-6-936-4014 Suit Ccniticd Building Contractor CB CO22090 Gulf Front Condominiums Friday's Seafood Buffet at Chadwlck's is fresh and famous! Watch our Chef sizzle up a fabu- lous "island seasoned" fish dish right before your eyes! Plus, catch our bountiful array of regional Seafood Sensations such KENNEDY6TUDDS as Cold Shucked Oysters, Smoked Shark, Plump Shrimp Meet and much, much more. Internationally Acclaimed Island Cwkery...Chadwickts new flavor! Wildlife Artist Every evening, let Chadwick's DAN GOAD entertain you in our comfort* able lounge with its large dance £loor and the Island's KENNEDY STUDIOS liveliest entertainment. i . -• •» « SATURDAY, MARCH 6TH *# 3:00-7:00 PM "In a New York Minute" for 8130 pm - 1X130 am. Nightly except Tuesday an exhibit of original works I''* and limited edition prints — REGISTER TO WIN — DAN GOAD LIMITED EDITION SANIBEL PRINT SIGNED & FRAMED 2 & 3 Bedroom Units REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED 7390 Estero Blvd., Ft. 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Ft Myers Observer Per Week Captiva Current LJJ i£ Easy to Place Your AlTTn ^^ o UJ ConV6nienC& S!! IN The Observer* Miners Plaza DROP Charge It! cc By Phone: 472-1587 PERSON: Island Reporter-2340 Periwinkle Way BOX Metro Mall: Across from Bradwoods a JVImftrCard FAX IT: 472-9516 The Village Plaza LOCATIONS: Daniels Crossing: Inside Stadium Cleaners Miscellaneous Comm.PmpTWI I Comm. ProOo r r Antiques Household Household Sale j 1 Sale i BONITA SPRINGS TRADING COMPANY U-PICK CITRUS CONNIE'S Beige Antique Satin Draw Quality preowned furniture, $6. PER BUSHEL COLLECTABLES Drapes. Each panel is home decor, collectibles AND NURSERY. 30" Wide X 60" Long and antiques. Nursery Special TUMMY'S NOOK Custom made. Selected Art Deco furniture. Hamlin citrus trees 1st ANNIVERSARY NEVER HUNG, $50. Low mark-up brand new $2. each 433-5172 after 6:00 P.M. furniture for every room, Many varieties available SALE 3/5/93 —»«»»— 21830-7 including: Extra large citrus trees tool Sleeper sofas $349.95; We plant or you plant 20% OFF Hammond organ, double queen mattress AND (TREE PROBLEMS) keyboard. In great shape. foundation $179.95; "CALL THE TREE DOCTOR" $300. 463-4298. small recliners $129.95. Wanted Tree equipment CONNIE'S ANTIQUES 2/26)93 —»»»»— 22485-6 Nice merchandise Call Clean Store. 657-4996 GREAT ISLAND BUSINESS 20% off with ad. 4 piece bedroom set, ivory Reasonable prices. 3/17/J3 —««»»•- 22364-7 Good unfit 2/25793 color. 2 contour chairs, brown Worth the twenty minute drive. SANJBEL'S OLDEST FLORIST OFFERED FOR SALE vinyl. 2 platform rockers, 1 gold Phone: 947-3499 Musical FORT MYERS BEACH cloth, 1 platform rocker gold for hours, directions, is now waiting for its Captiva Island information. 17851 Pine Ridge Rd. vinyl. 267-8323, Conn organ: All the bells and new owners. Landmark Restaurant 2)26/93 —»»»«— 2250B-5 We also buy. A super customer base, and Marina. Between Summeriin whistles; Sacrifice at $200. 2 3/3/B3 —«>»«— 21803.7 key boards. Super condition. a great lease and excellent $2.2 Million & San Carlos Bed, full size headboard, frame G.E. refrigerator 24 cu. ft. side Come in and see Call 466-6399. income makes this the best Business and Land. 466-6399 and mattress set, like new by side, with in door ice & water .2/26183 buy on the island. Terms Possible 1139133 —»«»»— 21481.7 condition. 466-3127. dispenser, white, 1991 model - Finandals available to Cash paid for antiques - Old 2/26/93 —«»««— 28914-5 half price - $700. 472-1579. serious Buyers. Call Mary Lou Bailey toys - Silver - Costume jewelry - 3 Sports Equipment 813-472-1511 Pottery - China and other Five piece needlepoint card Oak dining room, lighted etched For information, 800-233-8829 collectibles. Call anytime 472- table set. Table top and four glass hutch, table three side 6673 chair seats brown with card chairs, one captain's chair, all. CALL M|KE ROBIDEAU, 4/2i/»a — »><»- motif, $300. Call 936-3952 oak, (medium). Like newl Paid Re/Max of the Islands Full dining room set. Haywood 2/2t/93 -t«»«- 22521-5 $1,600. Asking $650. 768- 472-2311 FMR and Waketield. Circa 1935 - 5327. or 489-2677 Priscilla Murphy 1940. Table, 6 chairs, 2 2/28/93 —«»>«— 52534-7 2/26/83 —*##»— 22346-2 IteaHy, Inc. servers, large china cabinet Wood rocking chair, walnut. with sliding glass doors. Alt Like new, $115. Two sets of pieces have custom made drapes with traverse rods, 8 ft. glass tops. Call 466-6399 x 12 ft., beige color with room P.O. Box 57 313193 —•)>»«— 22523-7 darkening liner, $125. Large beige wall hanging, $25. 472- QUALITY FITNESS Sanibel, FL 33957 4151, ext. 1933. MOVING SALE \\ Clothing 3/3/83 -»»»«— 22566-3 2/26/83 —MM— JUB1-2 SOFA BED For Sale: Dining or game room 20% -50% OFF ForSale suite with 6 chairs; love seat; 2 334-8100 Schools, churches, retailers let Comr GOOD CONDITION! oak cane bottom antique MOVING TO LARGER STORE us give you a price on putting $100. chairs; 27 in. Zenith console EVERYTHING MUST GO! your logo on our sweat & T- 454-1534 TV. All in good condition. 466- SALE ENDS MARCH 12th ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT shirts. Tru-T's, Rt. 3, Box 215, 3/10/83 —»»>«— 20594-7 8490. 3/i/aa -uu- »t»4i-« Newton, NC 28658 3/3/93 To qualified tenant, —»»«»— 22375-i Gun Show, February 27th, Sanibel office building 28th. Araba Shrine Temple. OWNERS ANXIOUS located on Misceilarie^ul Corner U.S. 41 at 2010 Hanson Periwinkle Way. St., Fort Myers, Antique, LUXURY OFFICE CONDO 1122, 2244 or Computers modern, military, firearms. Any lease or purchase offer 1770 aq. ft. ORCHIDS IN BLOOM Everyone welcome! 463-2840 2/56/83 -IIH- 2a40«.5 Will be considered! 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TOWNHOUSE ON THE BAY lyiSDAY PRIME TIME THE CLAMSHELL •> Light, Airy, Open Floorplan > Pickled Pine - Vaulted ceiling • Your Home Away from Home 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 UU30 in living area • Absolutely Perfect Gulf Front location > Fireplace, All new Appliances FfonHint (cc) Todiy In LuMmur* [ChATM ItOM 5L Furnished «2 Brm, 2 Bath, Newly Redone Hunttr 'Mm Antnlo > The Perfect Florida Second Interior as well as Storm Shutters 'MB. Edition home. Call to See. Asking only • Small, Intimate Community $479,000 Waiting your inspection at $375,000. N«wt(cc) HltfitCt j|Mo»t. 'V TMTA'Ciimm^^mmmR World Nwn SANIBEL MOOBBGS - 2 BRCBA 'fflmundelbytaS lUXUHOUS BEACH HOUSE - feroa foi «.* »irg [HacQywr lic?cjlvcg(MiC'!.Hj!wrj;hir4.,itnns,pi.«!,bia;&ciss, pool, boil Jocb4 i ibreebefroom,LwoIntt(TOfcote^totabpEisgkrtCotinreaypM'liBili piling borne. 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Listing Call 472-1587 THURSDAY PRIME TIME Specials' 5 to 6 p.m. S7.96-8.96 Open Daily SBA 8a«lntb«VAllaMa Hawkt ai'ltyjlana Pacars Till 9:30 p.m. Hmise Specialties; liimill.il'.ii.M: • Ci'iimpcr i\<,iiH)ii; Beer, Wine Stii(ji; SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION SANIBEL COTTAGES SANMATEOLOT-110'X125', THE COTTAGES Week 23 BOWMAN'S BEACH AREA off lona Rd. Close to Beaches' McGREGOR PARK SALES Tl Large Lot. Near Sanibel & Beaches Weeks 8 and 9 (end May, early June) and Restaurants. Owner will m Underground utilities. "** Rental Park "** $32,000 each Newly refurbished. consider all types of offers CD By Owner PRICED TO SELL Well priced at Low, low price, $59,900. Calf 2 BR/2 BA-$11,500 33 813-472-6000 at $10,000. $99,000. Margaret June Wilcox, Lie 2 BR/1 BA - $7,500 > 4/16/83 —#««»— 22473-2 $4,000 below market cost. Alison Fijman, Realtor, Century 21 Sun State 1 BR/1 BA - $5,500 •3 Owner financing if necessary. REALTOR-Associate Realty, 466-7547 or Eves. 466- **" Subdivision Excellent interest rate Brokers/Consultants 7920 3 BR/Large Lot - $39,500 WORRY FREE available. FLORIDA KEYS of Sanibel 2/26/93 —««««- 2242I-7 Improved Lot - $22,500 VACATION IN PARADISE 713-360-0719 Week 43 472-2255 466-0170 CO WATERFRONT, LAKEFRONT 2/26/93 -«««,_ 21,,.,., co TORTUGA BEACH CLUB 3/12/93 —*###_ 2U73-2 One bedroom suite 1-800-553-2246 INLAND.... is all available 2/26/93 —««»»— 21877-2 Own a one-month or a (accommodates 4) through Brokers/Consultants of O two-month vacation TORTUGA BEACH CLUB Located north of Marathon Sanibel - Your Island Homesite Jamaica Bay CO in Key Colony Beach, UMBRELLA POOL ROAD Palm Harbor '89 from mid-February at a 51st week-2 units Underground utilities Experts, representing first class resort on Sanibel. Ocean Beach Club properties from the 60rs and up Beautifully Furnished 2 bedrooms, 2 baths has 400' of white sandy Near Beach Ask for JUDY Fully equipped. Call (813) 472-2255 or 800-553- 2BR/2BA o beach, freshwater pool, Price reduced to 813-472-5044 $15,000 each. 2246. Wonderful location. Jacuzzi & fishing pier. $129,000. n 813-549-4719 319-588-5476 days Bargain price Restaurants & Tiki Hut Alison Fijman, Grand Vacations Realty 319-588-5438 evenings $54,900. m on adjoining property. REALTOR-Associate 2/26/93 _»»«»_ 22269-2 2/26/03 _#»#»_. 22260-2 472-2667. O 482-0323 Brokers/Cons ul tants Pine Island Lakefront lot, 3/10/93 —«»»»— 21814-5 of Sanibel Surrounded by new homes. 3 3(10193 —#»«>-• 2238 3-7 3m SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 472-2255 Beautiful view. 33 SANIBEL COTTAGES TROPICANA CLUB ViLLA Weeks 7 through 10 SEA WATCH 1-800-553-2246 80x150. 2/26/93 —Minm- 2167B-2 MID SEASON Weeks 49 and 50 On-the-Beach City water, priced at 2 bedrooms, 2 baths SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Two bedroom, two bath Little Lake Murex. Beach $32,000. SPECIALS $8,750 each week BEACH CLUB I Large Unit. access, Lake front Lot, Last lot on Lake. Beautiful, arched entrance, or Best Offer Weeks 4, 8 and 9 Sleeps 6. $139,900., or 1,800 sq. ft. Call 489-0170 screened in carport, Financing available by owner Fully furnished house, lot, caged pool After 5:00 p.m. large utility room with W/D. 3/8/93 —»»««— 22525.7 301-961-9009 days Please Call Ketch. package, turnkey price Spacious living room 301-924-1568 evenings 813-472-9294 Gulf front, 6th floor. $319,500. Helenbrook Homes, Consider buying or building on & dining room. 2/26/93 _»###— 22270-2 3/9/93 —«#»»_ 22350-2 . Week 8. (813)466-4030. 1/2 acre lot in Lehigh Acres. Lot Eat-in kitchen, 2 bedroom, Only $12,300. 3/26/93 —mitlH— 21833-5 has been cleaned. Has deep 2 bath, completely Excellent buy. Sanibel Lot well! Power pole with property. furnished. Move in Call 313-392-2845 off West Gulf Drive. $5,000. cash. Owner condition! 1/18)93 —»«»»— 22508-3 SeaOates Lot #35 relocated. Call Sale Realty $35,5001 Marco Island - Sunrise Bay Short Walk to Beach Exchange (813) 936-7253. Lakeview, enjoy 2/26/93 — ••lo: ••••.->.• •..•:-.-;•:•.-••;¥::.:>•;;:;;:•:: ;-•••••«:.::••:•:•.-;•;•••••:':'.•:•;•:• -::;-:T. HEALTH INSURANCE HAIR DESIGN FOR MEN A WOMEN • MAJOR MEDICAL NURSING HOME • MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT GROUP HEALTH I-IA1RSTYL1NG»PERMING»COLORING MANICURES»PEDICURES»472-IS699 General Contractor JOHNKNEPP,CLU 1200 Periwinkle WayAt WlVs Landing GCG017603 Open 6 Days Thuja. Evening by Appt. : BOX 1818, SANIBEL 482-1482 813-472-5621 BUILDING REMODELING Premium Windows NEW HOMES REMODELING Interior + Exterior- ami fine (813)267-9669 Arctiiieclural Millwork 170S Serenity Lane • Sanibel, FL 33957 Remodeling 12 YEARS ISLAND EXPERIENCE I. PATRICK HANLEY FAX (813) 267-6024 Kitchen Rehiodeling & LUMBER CO., INC. HARDWARE SPECIALIST Dome Ceiling Call For CHILD CflRE ELECTRICAL Construction FREE Estimate State Cert. C.G. CO 15781 Mohtessori School of Sanibel UCENSED • INSURED a beacon of learning BONDED (813) 765-1434 Reading Readiness, Math Concepts & P.o. Box #41 • Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 Language Arts by a certified teacher AgesO-6 Lic.#086244 414 Lagoon Dr. Sanibel, FL 33957 813-472-1909 ELECTRIC, INC, REMODELING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS !'"' CHRBTEBS ft GUIDES • • REPAIRS & NEW CONSTRUCTION If you are already living In the perfect home, why not make the •24 HOUR SERVICE CALLS improvements that will bring you satisfaction and increase the value of your property? SERVING SANIBEL & CAPTIVA SINCE 1981 We ipeclalixe in custom remodeling of all typei: ( • Kitchens • 2nd Floor Additions •Bathrooms CAPT. MIKE'S • Enclosed Porches •Room Additions . •Concrete Work "PARADISE SOUTH" 472 - 1841 Lie. # ME000084 • Driveways/Sidewalks •Fireplaces • Siding • Garages ' • Florida Rooms • Recreation Rooms ADVENTURE CHARTERS • Closets & Shelving t Dens • Painting 'Windows Beacon Building will work with you to design your remodeling HRIR CflRE needs and Beacon is a fully licensed, insured, bonded, state certi- Boat Rides- Sightseeing fied contractor. Please call Wayne Neidigh to discuss any remodel- "Dolphin Watch Trips" ing you may have in mind. (613) 283-1642 Lte#CBC034408 Cabbage Key Remote Island Shelling JOAN GRAY • Island Hopping KENNEDY CONSTRUCTION INC. AND REMODELING DIVISION 472-8434 GALE KNORR Lie. #CBCO20986 FORMERLY OF Computer accurate pricing CLEHNING SANIBEL BEAUTY SALON No hidden job costs Efficient job supervision NOW AT Clean organized jobsites s CCeaning Hair 472-2000 ««ISLAND RESIDENT »» PALM RIDGE PLAZA FREE ESTIMATES 454-5559 ACROSS FROM LIBRARY 472-0200 .•RES.IDKNTIAL. & COMMERCIAL -ft- FREE ESTIMATES ft EXCELLENT 3r DEEP CLEANING REFERENCES TDK HELP ft FULLY INSURED ft 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE * CONSTRUCTION CLEANS ft MINI BLINDS ft ENVIRONMENTALLY ft SPECIALIZED SERVICE FRIENDLY ft LICENSE #930001 0 an m m STEPHEN R. 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Enjoy your piece of paradise. ONLY $435,000. Two coral rock fireplaces, crown moldings, pella win- ASK FORBARI472-2311 or481-1758 eves. dows, and much more. Only the finest quality through- mimkh out Call Trish 472-2311, or 481-8928. Eves. (313) 472=2311 or Toll •it' ___xi4K'"^' ?i°wTiry^^fr^iniflVftT* ^^^^^ —••••• TIN ROOFS. VF.RANnAS AND ICE TEA JOE & JOAN The best of both Worlds! - Own a condo at this great STEPS TO THE BEACH FOR UNDER $300,000 - Beautiful private community ten minutes from Sanibel complex and enjoy all the amenities of beach, tennis & CHUCK ANDREWS BURNS Quality throughout only 6 years young. 3 bedroom pil- RALPH HANSEN - all new "Olde Florida Style" homes - amenities KOI L H\CK THK CLOCK • Privity I'ric^i Ilk-- pool or let the rental income work for you while you ing home with all the upgrades. Berber carpet, tile include clubhouse, tennis courts, swimming pool, lake u used to be. • LHiqE.NT, RbLAXilD, MMHI I- are away. These 2 bed 2 bath condos have great views, floors, upgraded kitchen, Pella windows, vaulted csil- - home prices range $179,900 to $450,000 plus (incl. LINDA JAMBECK FIED LIFE STYLE. • 1 Bdrm/1 Bath Furnished to beautiful courtyard area &. a sandy beach at your ing great room, large porch and more. Call Chuck at lot). Call Developer's Sanibel representative, RALPH accommodate a family of 4 - 6. • Don't Pass this up at doorstep. Joe or Joan Burns 454-6576 Eves. 482-3356 Eves. HANSEN 466-1638, EVES. , OnL SyO.fVM).Call i iiid.iJ.imtxck,472-9516eves SHELL HARBOR CANAL FRONT HOME! Gorgeous three bedroom, two bath with heated pool. Discerning eye gives this masterfully designed canai DAVID McCAGG MIKE ROBIDEAU SAYANA - West Gulf Drive Condo in a small 9 unit JBST LISTED AND WON'T LAST LONG! Beach Comes with cathedral ceilings, two family rooms, new and bay view home the highest of ratings! Fulfill your C.PAUL dock, new carpet, unique floor plan. Priced to sell search here! Call MIKE ROBIDEAU 472-2311 DAYS complex with Pool & Tennis. This is what everyone is house WITH A GULF VIEW. 3 bedrooms/2 baths, vaulted ARTCORACE ceilings, 1 block to beach, THIS WILL SELL QUICKLY. $395,000. Unfurnished. Call DAVID McCAGG 454- OR 489-2677 EVENINGS. looking for in a Gulf Front condo. High Rental income 6694 eves. too! Priced right - $375,000. Call Paul Primeaux S257.5Q0. Call Art Corace 768-0755 EVES. Today! 472-2311 24 HOURS. t DUNES OF SANIBEL - Offers a 3 bedroom, 2 bath w/den floor plan. Single living-level Florida design. Wonderful Southern exposure ovcilooting LJM. LOGGERHEAD CONDO - Wonderful 2 BR/2 BA Bright, Airy and Spacious. Situated on large corner lot JACKIE & RON LISA'COCHRANE This lot is located on a Quiet Cul-de-sac in the Dunes JIM ARTALE Ground Floor Unit. Near Pool with views of the Gulf. w/room for a "pool. Asking $298,000 Unf. AH THE NUTMEG HOUSE One of Sanibel's premier Golf Course Community. Call Lisa Newmeyer- STEVEFISTfER. MARTIN Great Rental Potential! Asking $255,000 and it won't Inquiries ask for STEVE at 472-0949 eves Toll Free dining establishments - prime West Gulf Dr. land and Cochrane 472-8875 EVES. last the season. Call Jim Artale 472-9748 Eves. 800-388-2311. building — for investment pro formas call Jackie & Ron Martin, GRI, 472-6015 EVES. BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME! on this gorgeous EXCELLENT OFFERING in Captiva Gulf front WALK TO BEACH! Three bedroom two bath custom CAROLYN LEONARD corner lot on Little Lake Mures. Approximately .5 BEST CONDO BUY IN THIS PRICE RANGE- community. Has excellent rental history which STEVE & JULIE ANNETTE GlIILFOYLE built home with beautiful hatdwood floors. This beautiful acre lot located between two beautiful homes. Room POTTS 2BR/2BA with den and over 1600 sq.ft. of living area. includes high owner usage. Features 2BR/2.5 BA with CINDI POHONiCK- for large home with pool. Tennis and beach access for deck, porch and fireplace. Being sold furnished. home offers many custom features wilh over 3,100 total Designer decorated with upgrades and ready to move TALBOT sq ft of area. Only $325,000. Call CINDI POHONICK- only $145,000. Call CAROLYN LEONARD for infor- Complex offers pool, dock, tennis and wonderful into. Beautiful views. Just listed at a below market value TALBOT 489-3360 Eves. mation. 472-0108 FVES. of $2S9,900. Call Julie or Steve at 27S-5601 eves. beach access Convenient to "Village". $296,000. Call Annette Cuilfoyle at 395-0897 evta. . ooz • S66L ,. .- . > .- •;"• j|,j ;'.'.' '„'.