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Vol. 37, No.4 Friday, January 23,1998 Two Sections, 48 Pages 75 Cents This TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Week Special Report A two-part look at Emer- gency Medical Services on the islands — are we adequately covered? 3A

The Pirate Playhouse debate may come to a head Feb.-1 when the Island Theater.Wing . . membership votes for a Board of Directors slate. ,3A Cartoon The Horton brothers wonder what is the fastest mode of transportation on Sanibel and Captiva. 13A What's Playing Here's what's happening in the arts and entertainment world this week. 4-5B

Cityside 10A Classifieds ISA Commentary 11-13A Crossword 23B Fishing/Shelling 22A Night Life, 2B Outdoor Guide 22B Police Beat 6A Service Directory 22-23A Street Interviews 7A

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e A Great To Kill a Mockingbird, which started this week at the Pirate Playhouse, stars three local youngsters: Scout is played by Joanna Harmon Week! (right), Jem by Daniel Benzing (top) and Dill by Alex Doiid (front). Read about these actors on page 3A. Photo/David Meardon. 2A_- Friday January 23, 1998 • ISLANDER

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Lee County EMS has one ambulance stationed on The Bloomfields had friends visiting when one, who Sanibel at its Palm Ridge Road fire station. That ambu- had a heart condition, fell ill. Ellen called 9-1-1 and, within lance was dispatched at 6:26 p.m. to one call and the a few minutes, a unit from the Sanibel Fire Control Dis- Bloomfields' call went in at 6:48 p.m. When the ambu- trict was on the scene. But the emergency workers didn't lance on Sanibel is already out, EMS sends out an ambu- have the equipment to keep the patient's heart going. lance from another area, the two closest being the sta- As it happened, the patient died tions on McGregor near John Morris Road on the way to the hospital and even if and another at Winkler at Summed in. The EMS workers had showed up sooner, Special Report ambulance at the McGregor station also it likely wouldn't have helped, said was on another call, so an ambulance from Saul Bloomfield, a doctor. Lee Part One the station at Winkler and Summerlin re- County EMS records show that from sponded to the Bloomfields'. the time the call went in, it was about It arrived in 15 minutes, which, by 15 minutes before an ambulance arrived, although it national response time criteria, is "a pretty respectable seemed much longer, he said. response time," Wheaton said. In metropolitan areas, those EMS workers were very apologetic, Ellen standards are to reach 90 percent of the calls in 9 minutes Bloomfield said, and her husband rode in the ambulance or less; in more rural areas, the response time could stretch with the patient. It was the ambulance driver who told up to 15-20 minutes, said EMS Capt. Wayne Lunsford. him they had received three calls at once. Still, said Sanibel Fire Chief P. Charles Frederick, That was what concerned the Bloomfields enough "when you're dying, 15 minutes is a long time." to appear Jan. 6 before City Council. The City doesn't And, yes, it could happen again. In fact, City Man- actually have any jurisdiction over EMS, a county agency, ager Gary Price told the Bloomfields at the council meet- Berdenna Thompson andSarh Kukol look on as Sean or the fire department, which is governed by its own dis- ing that a similar situation had happened six years ago Murphy throws dirt on the roots of the mastic tree the trict board. But the point, Ellen Bloomfield told them, is with his mother-in-law. third graders planted on on the Sanibel Elementary that it could happen again — especially on an island with grounds during Arbor Day, 1998. Photo/Anne Bellew a lot of older residents — if the island doesn't have ad- (Continued, page 4A) equate emergency medical services. Playhouse factions launch attack Causeway clean-up ByJILLTYRER to Act Now: Let the membership decide at its annual ByJILLTYRER Islander staff writer meeting who will sit on the board and the board mem- Islander staff writer * Another battle is being staged in the Pirate Play- bers would live with that decision. Who is on the board, Most of the palm trees and shrubs are gone and house war. of course, will determine whether Artistic Director Bob traffic is back to normal on the causeway for January. Feb. 1 has been tagged as the date for the annual Cacioppo will stay or go. In return, Act Now's leader Roy Silvers was asked to drop his law suits. But people still are talking about the Chevy Blazer membership meeting — the time when the general commercial last week that had traffic in gridlock Mon- membership traditionally Silvers was out of day, Tuesday and, to a smaller extent, Wednesday eve- elects directors. This town for the negotiation nings. year, it promises to be a Both the board and Act Now are meeting and in his stead The City fielded hundreds of calls and they di- lively one. was David Lund, rected complaints to the county. All those calls to county Members will be circulating slates of board nominees. Cacioppo's father-in- officials apparently got some attention. At Tuesday's voting to fill nine of the law, said Jack Zwick, City Council meeting, councilmen reviewed a pretty 15 seats and both the original board and Act Now are president of the original terse letter to County Commissioner John Manning, but presenting their own slates of nominees. The meeting, board. But the negotiations fell through. Once again, Manning's office apparently got enough calls to spark a which will be open only to members of the Island The- the two sides deadlocked on which date to use to de- response before the Council shot off the letter. Accord- atre Wing, is set for 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 1, at the Sani- termine membership. Both sides have drummed up new ing to a memo from City Manager Gary Price, Man- bel Community Association. members to support them. Act Now wanted to go with ning spoke with him and promised that "it will not hap- A couple weeks ago, the original board of direc- Oct. 28, before any new members were added; the pen again." He also indicated that he has asked County (Continued, page 4A) tors of the Island Theater Wing offered a compromise (Continued, page 21A) Three local young actors featured in To Kill A Mockingbird By FRANK WAGNER This nine-year-old bundle of raw energy, topped with When questioned about the role he was playing, Alex Islander staff writer a full head of tousled light brown hair, a face right off a said, "I play Truman Capote, the character that Dill was based It was late Saturday afternoon and a compete run- Wheaties box and arms and legs churning, burst through the -upon. Actually Harper Lee was acquainted with Truman through of the new Pirate Playhouse production of To Kill a door of the Playhouse and headed straight toward the ap- Capote, only his name was Buddy, not Dill." The question, Mockingbird was in progress. Soon the sound of applause pointed bench in the lobby. "Do you know all of the terms for stage directions such as for curtain calls was heard from the small invited audience. After an introduction and a few questions it took him upstage, downstage, stage right, stage left —" was cut off Artistic Director Robert Cacioppo had given the company a all of 30 seconds to settle down and become Mr. Show Busi- with a world weary "Yes, yes, yes. I've known them for a short break before reassembling for notes. The first ones out ness. When ask if he was enjoying the experience of" playing longtime." of the auditorium were the gang of exuberant child actors. Dill the answer was a flat: "Yes." "What do you enjoy most Do you have any idea you'd like to continue in the the- about it?" was my next query. Once again the answer was ater? evoked a rather surprising answer, "Of course, I make a The strict discipline and concentration of the theater immediate and definite: "The fact that we get to work with was immediately left behind and the thing that was upper- 1 iving at it, it's a great thing, I love it." He paused a minute and such wonderful actors. It's a really great thing." Next I asked then explained that there were other things he'd consider as a most in the minds of the young boys in the company was a if he knew his lines — the answer was "I hope." Did it take game of ball. There seemed to be no alternative except to life's work such as an architect or a doctor but he was not you long to learn them? "Only a few weeks." he quickly certain what college or university he'd like to attend. go outside and gesture to Alex Doud, who is playing Dill, added, "If you say that's a long time." to let him know he was due in the lobby for an interview. (Continued, page 23A) 4A - Friday,.January 23,J 998 • ISLANDER, Pirate Playhouse, from 3A — Ambulance, from 3A board wanted to settle on Dec. 31, so all Are the islands existing members would be able to vote. The Pirate Playhouse's "We get less than five The compromise wasn't acceptable opposing boards sufficiently covered? to Act Now and the board couldn't live Does that mean Sanibel needs an- [calls] a day in a typical Of the nine open seats, four were with the Oct. 28 date of record, so Act Now other ambulance? Probably not, EMS of- day on Sanibel and rejected the compromise. But before the vacated when Roy Silvers, Ginger Parker, ficials said. board even got their response, Silvers said, Al Park, and Ken Nirenberg resigned. Of Aside from having an acceptable re- Captiva.... The biggest it was sending out notices about the Feb. 1 the others, Nanelle Wehmann was ap- sponse time, there generally are far too meeting. pointed to fulfill her late husband's term few calls on Sanibel to make it worth the problem is when two calls and must go up for election, and several "The attempted compromise was ba- extra cost. "How do you put a price on come in at the same time." sically baloney," Silvers said. "Even be- members' terms are up, including Mary life?" Wheaton asked. But when it comes fore we had given an answer — which Ellen Tiffany, who is not seeking reelec- to adding an ambulance on Sanibel that — EMS Capt. Wayne would have been no," members were re- tion, and Carole Lawrence, Carla likely will just sit there most of the time, ceiving the meeting notice. Silvers saw it Benninga and Joe Adams, who are seek- "we just can't do that." Lunsford as an attempt by the board to get their mail- ing reelection. As Price said at the meeting, no mat- ings out before Act Now could. In addition to Wehmann, Lawrence, ter what your capacity, there will be times Benninga and Adams, the slate of nomi- when it's stretched. It doesn't make sense County, Wheaton said. Anyone who calls Steve Carta, the board's attorney, nees being presented by the board include said on Wednesday he still hadn't received to design a storm-water system for a 100- for an ambulance gets one. Like Bill Frey, John McTavish, Peter Pappas, year flood or a church for Easter Sunday. Bloomfield, he added, callers are kept on Act Now's official response, although Sil- Bill Phillips and Alan Wortzel. vers said his lawyer delivered it Friday or Lee County EMS covers all of Lee the phone to provide information — even Saturday. His attorney, Mark Ebelini, Act Now's slate includes three of the County in 16 districts — except for Fort after an ambulance has been dispatched. would neither take nor return phone calls. four voting members who resigned. Al Myers Beach and Lehigh Acres, which "We get a lot of calls for stubbed toes Park is not on the list. The slate includes But the notice of the meeting didn' t have their own EMS systems — and Sani- and bloody noses," he said, but "we have Silvers, Parker, Nirenberg, David bel is one of the slowest zones. EMS gets the luxury and ability that we don't need preclude the possibility of compromise, Yudowitz, Lloyd Wright, Tony Lapi, Sue Carta said. about 40,000 calls per year now, and those to [prioritize]." Places such as Miami Ann Pirsch, Chip Hoffman and John calls have been increasing 5 to 7 percent might get 50-some calls for ambulances "We were obliged to get along with Bartis. the meeting," Zwick said. Meeting notices annually, Wheaton said. backed up and, in the future, Lee County have been sent to all the members — as of Lunsford's estimate was a little might face those kinds of problems. But Dec. 31 — along with proxies. Also mailed nine members — a majority—will be serv- higher with around 135-140 calls per day. right now, he said, EMS can respond to all out were letters urging members to vote ing with the remaining six members of the But they agreed that Sanibel and Captiva calls by pulling ambulances from other for the slate of nominees the board has as- existing board, assuming they don't choose are not big problem areas. "We get less zones. sembled to fill the nine seats. to resign, Silvers said, but there would be than five a day in a typical day on Sanibel Response time and Captiva," Lunsford said. "The biggest Does Act Now recognize the meet- some changes: "Jack will no longer be It's pretty easy to control response ing? "We consider it illegal; we consider president," he said, and Bob Cacioppo will problem is when two calls come in at the same time." time because EMS knows how long it the [membership] list illegal," Silvers said. remain as artistic director. should take to get from wherever an am- Nonetheless, the group is sending its own Apparently, no court date has yet been Ellen Bloomfield had made it very bulance is to the emergency. And, Wheaton r proxies and slate of nominees to members requested, but if the board's nominees win, clear to 9-1-1 that her guest had a history said, "when it's busy, we like our people r — apparently using the same membership Silvers plans to pursue the lawsuit, he said. of heart problems, but they apparently out of the stations- and we put them on the list the board is using. "The only way they eould possibly win is didn't get a priority ambulance.That's be- street corner so when a call comes in, I If the Act Now nominees win, those by padding the election." cause there is no prioritizing system in Lee they're ready to go." That's why passers- by sometimes see an ambulance on the causeway, ready to respond to Iona. "On very rare occasions do we pull the unit off the island," Lunsford said, but Fire Chief Frederick questioned that. It's not uncommon at all for the unit to disap- pear for hours at a time while it covers off- island emergencies, he said. The Islands' Community The County's EMS system is getting Newspaper since 1961 new computer dispatching equipment MAILING ADDRESS which also will help response time, P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, FL 33957 Wheaton said. It will not only allow closer Fax 472-5302 evaluation of responses, but it will be able LOCATION to pinpoint exactly where an ambulance is Promenade Center and analyze which unit could respond more quickly. 695 Tarpon Bay Rd Unit #13 What really affects response time, ISLANDER OWNED AND Billy Wyatt, PHONE: 472-5185 , Wheaton said, is that Sanibel and Captiva, •CRUISES OPERATED new manager at SUBSCRIPTION RATES as with Pine Island, have only one road onto the islands. If traffic is backed up, it •AMTRAK Splish Splash Car Bath $22.00 $28.00 $20.75 Newspaper $26.42 Newspaper can slow down an ambulance. The other $1.25SalesTax $1.58SalesTax • WORLD WIDE TRAVEL Annual Subscription Annual Subscription challenge is Captiva. 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Third Class postage is paid at "we've got to put the ambulances where No Service Charge the Sanibel Post Office, Sanibel, Fl. 33957. the most calls are," and that's downtown Postmaster Send Address Changes to Fort Myers, Lunsford said. A Creative & Experienced Sanibel Captiva Islander In fact, the EMS workers, who work Staff to Serve you. P0Box56 24-hour shifts, rotate zones and, after cov- Sanibel, FL 33957 ering the downtown area for a while, Sanibel-Captiva they'11 be put on Sanibel or in Boca Grande Accomodations Specialists Classified advertising deadline — the slowest zone — where they can get is Tuesday 3:00 Error Responsibility In the event of an error we are respon- some sleep. (941)472-3171 sible only for the first incorrect insertion of an ad if, in our opin- "We can have [extra] ambulances, ion there Is a loss of value. We do not assume any responsibil- but if they don't work calls, it doesn't make (Fax) 472-3173 CAR BATH ity for an error beyond the cost of the ad itself. We assume no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisement a lot of sense," Wheaton said. • but will reprint without charge that part which is incorrect'We (Next week: there are potential al- (800) 457-4250 are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 Located next to Mobil Car Care days from publication date. ternatives — but they have political and EMail: [email protected] Columns: Opinions expressed in columns in The Islander and financial considerations.) 1215 Periwinkle Way Letters to the Editor are those of the person writing the column Bailey's Shopping Center 472-9109 or letter and do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. ISLANDER - Friday January 23, 1998 • SA Paid Political Advertisement Caution About the Pirate Playhouse. Debate and .Election of Directors Cynically suggesting that "It's time to heal (and that your vote for their slate) will help the community keep its theatre and end the controversy," the ACT Now leadership begins again with the mud- slinging, half-truths and outright lies. The deliberate subterfuge and A campaign of misinformation compels us to respond. The Big Lies

1. Lie: The Board added "almost 200 family and friends to the Truly a creampuff in every sense of the word with delicate tropical colors, membership list" giving the Board unfair advantage in voting. mature and beautiful landscaping in a premier spot on Beachview Golf Couse. • The Truth: The Board added 100 names in self-defense (not 200) 3 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, spacious familyroom with volume ceilings and wet after ACT Now leaders signed up 74 new members at their Nov 13 bar, gracious formal diningroom, split bedroom plan adds privacy and quiet areas, A great buy, ready to move into, partially furnished. Short walk to the rally. Later Sally Lund, on behalf of ACT Now, added another 26 Gulf of Mexico. $624,900. Call Today J.B. NoveUi names so that both sides have added 100 names. at 395-0444.

2. Lie: ACT Now leaders say they w.ant "healing" and "peace" Century 21 J.B. Novelli International which can only be achieved by voting for them. 800-883-0210 941-395-0444 • The Truth: Suggesting they are rightfully in charge, ACT Now leaders have sued the Board and Directors! After rushing to file their suit December 13,1997, they have not asked for a court date or ruling. Why? Better to leave the matter unresolved than to go to court where they are certain to lose. Meanwhile, they tell members to vote for them and there will be no need for lawyers and court pro- ceedings ! This is not democracy or even fair-minded political maneuvering. It is subterfuge and extortion. Back By Popular Demand For 19982! 3. Lie: ACT Now leaders say "many facts (have come to light) since the Board made its decision not to renew the Cacioppp contract lica! Estate at the end of the season." Topics • The Truth: Except for the rancor fueled by the misinformation and • Complete Market Evaluation of Sales Activity name calling, there are no new facts concerning the decision • Wh'at's Hot in Sanibel Real Estate which was taken. • Captiva Sales Analysis and. Forecasts • What to know about Buying Property on the Islands 4. ACT Now states the sole issue in the election is renewing the • What Sellers need to Know before they List . Cacioppo contract. • How to do a 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange • NEW Tax Laws and how they affect you We strongly believe the election is about: • Problem areas to avoid • Establishing proper governance and balance - a true partner- : : : ship between Board, Artistic Director, staff, members, :; " '. ' " Date .. '•• ,. -•..:. Wednesday subscribers and community. January 28, 1998 • Respecting the supermajority votes of our volunteer, elected Boards. - Pltiec • Electing directors who are dedicated to objective manage- Sundial ment of the theatre in an environment of trust and respect. The Caribbean Room JayRichter • To(ToddMcGee Do not be duped by the self-serving appeal of the Lund family and •;•,,.:• ^Licensed • ., \v^ \ . Tfllie ., \ ' - ', CPA their clique of supporters. Real Estate Instructor \\f Sales Manager 9 AM Send in your Pirate Playhouse Proxy for the Board Nominees. Vote John Maumanh & Assacs, Program in 90 minutes with Q&A following for: Joe Adams • Carla Benninga • Bill Frey • Carole Lawrence This Is An Educational Event Sposqred By: John McTavish • Peter Pappas • Bill Phillips • Nanelle Wehmann AlanWortzel JNA. Check the space "For All on your Board Proxy REAL ESTATE JOHN NEUMANN & ASSOCIATES, INC. If you have questions about the voting or to change a vote call Sales Agents Will Be Present! Joyce Weissbach at 472-0915 or Lex Roulston at 395-9482. Limited Seating Call 472-3121 for Reservations 1 6A-. Friday January 23, 1998 - ISLANDER PO UCE BEAT Escape From Don't peel that robber! Island chief top cop Daniel Paul Lavallee of Fort Myers SanibePs Chief of Police Lewis Beach was cited on Jan. 21 for "exhibition L. Phillips, Jr. was elected president of The Ordinary of acceleration while leaving a parking lot" the Southwest Florida Police Chiefs As- on San-Cap Road. sociation at I like your carport the organiza- • 1 tion's annual better, that's why meeting this At 9 a.m. on Jan. 17 a resident of month. Dinkins Lake Road reported a loose Ger- "I am man shepherd in her yard. By the time honored to be Embrace The Officer Kevin Morehouse arrived, the dog able to serve was relaxing comfortably in her carport. in this capac- Tranquility Morehouse recognized the dog as probably ity," he said. being Harley, who belongs to David "I think this is Godfrey, one of the woman's neighbors. a fine organi- According to Godfrey, the dog had bolted zation — it Live the island dream once and for all. This magnificent out an open door earlier that morning and stays on top Lew Phillips he had been out looking for it. Morehouse of issues and home in Clam Bayou features elevated cathedral ceilings, returned the dog and went back to report to the woman, who was concerned for the lobbies the state on things we feel are oversized and private master suite with private lanai, hard- dog's well-being. important." The 55-member organization was wood flooring and custom carpet ihoughouh Gas fireplace, Bifces appear ... incorporated on July 30,1985. Its pur- wetbar, pool with spa, elevator, central stereo, vacuum & then disappear pose is to promote an efficient law en- Sanibel police received a report that forcement system throughout South- security system. Plus ++ Enjoy the incomparable sunsets two bikes had been found near the No. 5 west Florida by the coordination of all green at the Dunes and had been in the pro police efforts of the various law en- as the gulf waves lap at the Sanibel shore. shop for.a week. They were picked up and forcement agencies within the area. put into the evidence locker at the police department. Later the same day a Gumbo News Flash! Office: 941-472-1511 • 800-233-8829 Limbo resident called to retrieve the bikes. Sgt. Jamie Phillips and his wife, He explained that his daughter rides her Voice Mail: 941-982-7755 Trish, had a baby boy on Wednesday, bike to visit a friend on Sand Castle Road Jan. 21. All are doing fine. Details later. 1 in the Dunes and parks the bike against the outer hedge at her friend's house. Appar^ at a passing motorist. Pohto said there was ently, Dunes personnel retrieved the bikes no gun in the car and none was found dur- Priscilla Murphy and took them to the cart area of the pro ing a subsequent search. PMR Realty, Inc. shop. Officer Kevin Morehouse explained Pohto was also arrested on a bench to the Dunes personnel what was happen- warrant for failing to pay a fine. When his ing and why they had so-called stray bikes license was checked, it was found to be turning up regularly. suspende.d and he was issued a citation for Just look at the mess that offense. Inventory of the vehicle by Officer Mark Steele revealed 2.9 grams, you can get In ... of a white powder in a plastic bag, ciga- Johnathon Wilson Funk of Fort rette papers and two small ripped plastic Myers was arrested on Jan. 14 on an ac- bags, as well as several small quantities of tive warrant for violation of probation/bat- prescription drugs. The powder field-tested tery. He was a passenger in a car being negative for cocaine, and Pohto said it was driven by William Alfred Pohto, Jr., also Isotol. of Fort Myers, who had been reported driv- The two men were processed and ing recklessly on Causeway Road. 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Science Fair Awards Two Sanibel residents, Molly Landl and Grant Discussions are starting again about replac- Khemkhajon won awards in the Crestwell School Sci- ing the county's 35-year-old causeway bridge, so ence Fair and will compete in the regional Edison Sci- we asked people if they had any opinions about get- ence Fair with winners from other county schools. ting a new bridge. A few gave ideas, too, of what they would like to see in a new bridge it" one is built. Winter Festival upcoming Cypress Lake High School's Winter Festival/Car- nival is next weekend, Jan. 30 and 31 —Friday from 6- 11 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Discount Joseph tickets are available at Cypress Lake in the Main-Office Fenicchia, and can be purchased in groups of 10 for $5. On Saturday Sanibel also, the Lee County Sheriff's Department football team "I like it the way it is. will play Charlotte County. Tickets are $5 for adults and ... I don't think it's in disre- $2 for students, at the gate. pair but I don't know much Canterbury School Open House about construction.... I like On Saturday, Jan. 24, from 10:45 a.m. to 1 p.m., being able to open up the Canterbury School will host an open house/ information bridge in case a bandit is session for prospective students grades pre-kindergarten Meet Andie Rosse! getting off the island. ... I through 12 and their parents. The program will begin in This beautiful kitten wandered into the Helen think it deters thieves ... the school's Performing Arts Center. Canterbury School Thomas real estate office on Andy Rosse Lane look- [and] it's pretty." is an independent, co-ed, college preparatory day school, ing very hungry. The staff there fed it and quickly certified by the Florida Council of Independent Schools. named it Andy Rosse (their street address) believ- Mel Bleiberg, It is located at 8141 College Parkway in Fort Myers. For ing it was male. A trip to the Vet for shots and to be more information, call 481-4323. "neutered" revealed that he was, in fact, a she! And Sanibel a beautiful "Andie" she is .. a mackeral tabby with "I guess we need a gorgeous silver and black swirled markings, white new bridge, but I hate the NOTICES boots and topaz eyes. But, a busy real estate office thought of a really high is not the place for a kitten — Please call P.A.W.S, span that would spoil the CPR Heartsaver Course at 472-9383, if you can make a good home for Andie. view." What would he like Sanibel Fire Station I to see in a new bridge? The Sanibel Fire Control District, Station I will be "Definitely a bike path." offering a CPR Heartsaver Course on Jan. 31, from 1 to 5 Optimist Club gatherings p.m. ThqcoursQ will include information on heart dis- The New Charter BanQu^t for the Optimist Club ease, risk factors, heart and lung function and practice on will be Jan. 24 at the Dunes. The barbecue afternoon CPR manikins on the floor (so wear comfortable clothing will include a croquet relay, a scavenger hunt, putting and bring a pad for your knees, if necessary). Skill testing tournament and other family activities. It is open to the Amy Meyer, will occur. Pre-registration is required for the $8 course. public. Sanibel Call 472-5525 for more information. Bereavement Group "I've been liking this Postal Service accepting The Living Again Bereavement Group meets ev- one for 25 years." Do we employment applications ery Thursday, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, at the Sanibel need a new bridge? "Not The U.S. Postal Service is accepting applications Community Church located at 1740 Periwinkle Way. right now." from the general public in the Fort Myers area (including Visitors are welcome. Call 395-2440 for information. Sanibel and Captiva) for processing, distribution and de- livery positions through Jan. 26. After submitting an Ap- plication/Admission Card to their local postal office, ap- EVENTS plicants will be notified of the date, time and place of the required written examination. Open House at Building Annual Shell Auction Department The Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club has announced that On Friday, Jan. 30, from 1-4 p.m., the Sanibel Sally Davies, Building Department will host an open house for Sanibel their Annual Shell Auction will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 27, starting at 6 p.m. in the Sanibel Community Associa- Sanibel's Building Official Max Anderson, who is retir- ing that day. "We wanted to have a casual get-together "Until it falls into the tion. The public is invited to view and bid on shells from around the world as well as craft items made from shells, where both islanders and the contractors who hav^ ocean [I think it's OK]," she known him so well all these years could have a chain. said, laughing. shell jewelry, fossil shells, gift certificates and numerous r: shell-related items. Call 267-8017 for more information. to wish him well," said Assistant Building Official -- Lutz. Trophy Banquet Film for teens offered The Sanibel Island Tarpon Hunters Club will hold The Christian Film Ministry is sponsoring Hold- its trophy banquet Thursday, Jan. 29, at the historic Barron ing On, an exciting, thought-provoking film, at the Sani- Collier Inn on Useppa, where the sport of tarpon fishing bel Library on Monday, Jan. 26, at 7:30. The film's non- began. Ernest Hemingway's grand-daughter, Mina, will stop action and inspiration will appeal to teenagers and present one of the trophies, and author Randy Wayne pre-teens as well as their parents. The film is open to the Gary Lessner, White another. Hilary Hemingway will read from her public and there is no charge. Sanibel father's book on fishing with Ernest. Call 472-3691 for more information. Creative aging to be topic Creative Aging in Body, Mind & Spirit is the title "Only if the current Memorial service of a program to be sponsored by the Zonta Club of Sani- bridge is broken and ir- The second annual Remembrance and Memorial bel-Captiva on Wednesday, Jan. 28, from 7-9 p.m. in reparable. ... [If a new one Service will be held on Sunday, Jan. 25, at 3 p.m. at Hope the meeting room of the Sanibel Library. Speakers will were built,] I would like it Hospice on HealthPark Circle. The service is sponsored be former Sanibel resident Ingeborg Mauksch, RN, PhD, to be aesthetically appro- by the Alvin A Dubin Alzheimer's Resource Center, Inc. and current residents Kay Lessner, RN, MA, and Sherree priate — not too industrial and Julie Osterhout, Elder-Law attorney. Call 437-3007 Houston* MA. looking." for more information. (Continued, page 9A) 8A • Friday, January 23, 1 998 • ISLAMOER O U R TOWN

"Every refuge Ede Stokes — caring about, and should have an Ede." for5 the refuge the past 28 years — Jorge Coppen, ByANNEBELLEW at all and would throw everything in file refuge biologist Islander staff writer 13, if he could get away with it." Her family has been here almost for- In the early days people would wan- ever. The Bucks came here from Michi- der in with all kinds of questions — about gan in 1904 when, following an illness and the refuge, the island, the lighthouse. She being told to go to sunny Florida, they met a lot of fascinating people that way. "I heard about the marvelous tomatoes grown talked to one man, who must have asked Ede Stokes on Sanibel. And her in-laws, the Stokes, just the right questions, for two or three were island pioneers before the turn of the hours one day — all about how I refused century. Going back and counting all the to drive the refuge vehicle because it was way down to the present Stokeses, that's in such bad shape and there was no money that!" the Three (really four) Musketeers who nine generations in one on-island family. to fix it, about how Glen [Bond, the third What did you want to be when you showed up in all his books. Edythe Stokes will have been with refuge manager] was out that day working grew up? What's your favorite saying? the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife on the tractor because there wasn't any- An interior decorator. But I always "This too will pass." It sounds pes- Refuge 28 years this summer. "I was all one else to do it... lust on and on and on wanted to be a wife and mother. Barbara simistic, but it's not, and it's gotten me ready to go work for the post office when about the dismal financial conditions at our [her youngest] was five before I came to through one hell of a lot. Charles LeBuff yelled across a parking lot refuge.. Come to find out he was a con- work. Also, I was married to an Air Force Do you have any advice you' d give at me offering me a job," she says. "I gressman! Ferrell appeared right after sergeant, so we traveled a lot. In fact, one a 20-year-old? started out as a Laborer. That was the clas- that." Ferrell Johns is an Equipment Op- of our kids was born in Newfoundland and Don't be in too much of a hurry. sification for my 160-day appointment. erator, another one of those ambiguous another in Wiesbaden, Germany. Two were Experience everything in life. Get some Tommy Wood had come on staff as the first government classifications, who almost born right here in Lee County and the other living in before settling down. It's better manager, and Charles had been acting rivals Ede for longevity. one in New Jersey. to wait awhile for motherhood, for ex- manager. We were in one of the lighthouse "Another day, this attractive gray- If you were to live anywhere else, ample. Get an education. If they're not se- buildings — one room, two desks — and haired lady was asking me a lot of ques- where would that be? rious by age 20, they should be. were a satellite of Loxahatchee National tions about shells. I kept thinking she I'd travel. Being an Air Force wife Kids today want to be old so fast and Wildlife Refuge." looked familiar — you know, that vague taught me the love of travel. When we want to do everything now. Everyone Her appointment was extended 'I know I know this person'... Come to find came back it was hard to settle down and wants instant satisfaction, and we have twice; then she took the civil service exam out, it was Miss Lillian [President Carter's stay put. I want a place to come back to, only ourselves to blame. It's easier to say and was rehired, so to speak, as an Admin- mother] and, in a minute or two, the room but I'd really love to travel. 'yes' than 'no,' and that frightens me for istrative Clerk. "I started with the refuge was jammed with TV people. What's your favorite time of day? the future. Society — we — have gotten system when there were not many women "Now there are so many steps, so Evening. It used to be because it was too permissive. in it. As more and more women came into many arrangements, so much clutter — dinner time with all the family together. Anything you want to add? the system, into the general category of there's no more dropping in and just talk- Now, it's a just a time when everything has Yes. Regardless of my position or my office personnel, they re-classified the job ing. That's not quite as true with [Con- quieted down. ... Usually, the day's work classification or my compensation or what to clerical from administrative. No change gressman] Porter [Goss], as a rule, but even is over, and it's a 'period to step back and I'm asked to do, I have been where I want in the work or the job," she laughed, "but he had to have an appointment to see Lou (chuckle) see what else I have to do. to be. I've certainly never been bored — the title and pay scale changed." [Refuge Manager Lou Hinds] not too long Do you have any hobbies? this job has always been fascinating. And Ede's official title in 1998 is Office ago." I love to read. The problem is that I I' ve worked with a lot of wonderful people. Assistant. "I handle the budget, I'm the Stokes was born in Lansing, Mich,, get into a book and can't put it down. The I've never hesitated to have my say — be it procurement officer, contracting officer, "but this is my home, my base, where I last one I read was The Horse Whisperer good or bad, right or wrong — and all six collections officer, personnel officer and belong. I took my first steps on this island." — it's very, very good. And I love refuge managers I've worked under have handle all the financial documents. Prob- Once upon a time she applied for a trans- Michener. My favorite when I was young always been very tolerant of what I say. ably Office Manager is closest to describ- fer to Alaska. '"Course, I was a GS-4 and was The Secret Garden. I used to read "When it comes to the bottom line, I ing it." the job was a GS-9, so you know I'd never Dumas — that was pretty naughty for my love Sanibel and I love this refuge, and it She grew into the job, she says. have gotten it. But they kept me dangling age, but it was a set of leatherbound, gold- really matters to me what happens to it." "Tommy did not like administrative work for six months. I'm sure glad I never did trimmed books, and I was fascinated with

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(Island Park Shopping Center, 2 Miles South Of Gladiolus} 10A - Friday, January-23, 1998 « ISLANDER CITY SIDE Council decides to keep Planning Commission "as is" By Jill Tyrer men have typically gone through that pro- ment. Madison agreed that an out-reach pro- again if it didn't seem to be working, several Islander staff writer cess before running for Council election, al- gram might help, but he challenged the idea said. "I think we have a marvelous opportu- After hours of discussions and a joint though Council's two newest members — that there aren't enough qualified candidates: nity to try something different.... There has meeting with the Planning Commission, City George Madison and Andrew Reding—both "I don't think volunteerism is dead on Sani- been a lot of comment over the years that Council decided in a split vote Tuesday to bypassed that process. Davison doesn't know bel," he said. "I don't believe we have a prob- seven is too many," Janes said. leave the commission pretty much as it is. some of the Planning Commission candi- lem. ... Perhaps we haven't let them know But seven members bring a "greater Over the past month or so, a number dates, he said, and he proposed that inter- we have a need." variety of experience" to the commission, of suggestions to streamline the commission views be part of the selection process. There isn't really a shortage of candi- said outgoing Commissioner Louise have come up, such as splitting the duties so One way to encourage participation dates, Commission Vice-Chairman Dick Johnson, and Reding and Madison supported some commissioners handle the quasi-judi- would be to accommodate qualified people Downes said, it's just that there are fewer than her views. After riding the fence a while, cial matters and others handle the planning, who can't make it to all the meetings, Peter in years past. Davison broke a tie and voted with Reding having a hearing officer deal with quasi-ju- Pappas said: Leave the commission at seven "F m not sure we have a problem with and Madison to stick with seven members. dicial matters, and reducing the number of members, but leave two "floating" and five recruitment" or with the process, said Coun- Council couldn't break a tie, though, meetings. What Council tackled Tuesday was sitting, so the decision-making relies on three cilman Bob Janes. "But we do have the op- over appointing people to fill two commis- whether to drop the number of commission- members. That option, he said, would ensure portunity to look at how the Planning Com- sion seats. With a field of seven candidates, ers from seven to five. a larger pool of candidates and still allow mission operates and serves the community. Council picked NolaTheiss with three votes. Some have voiced concern that there some to leave in the summer. Seven mem- ... The way we have been doing it may not Councilmen deadlocked, though, on the other have been fewer people showing any inter- bers also are necessary because of the num- be the way we want to continue." He pro- seat with two votes for Jean Samsel, two for est in taking the positions. But the issue, said ber of subcommittees formed from the com- posed going with five members and Mayor Phyllis Bogen and one for Jack Samler. They Councilman Bob Davison, is not the num- mission and more members offers a better Wally Kain and Downes backed him. "The postponed the vote until the next meeting, af- ber of candidates but their backgrounds. His- balance. question is would it operate as well or better ter they had a chance individually to interview torically, people have started in city politics If there is a problem recruiting candi- with five," Downes said. "We have the op- the three finalists. That means six people again by serving on the Vegetation, Wildlife or dates, Reding said, perhaps they should con- portunity t make a change now. Let's give it will be sitting on the commission Tuesday. some other committee, then been appointed sider a training program to introduce people a go." Last week, the six-member commission man- to the Planning Commission. City Council- to the City's history, values and Vision State- It would be easy enough to change aged to deadlock on a decision.

ket rate housing program, reached a settle- might have had to charge up to $800 per ting the word out to charter companies, sail- ment over a dispute with Lazy Flamingo month before the agreement ended — and ing magazines and guide books that the area Briefs owner Larry Thompson. A former owner CHR was responsible for 25 percent of the is not a safe anchorage, he said. of the "San tiva" apartment above Lazy Fla- water bill—including the Lazy's water. But Donation to SCA CHR, Lazy Flamingo mingo had dedicated it to the BMRH pro- there have been on-going problems over settle dispute gram for 18 years in the '80s. Thompson repairs and maintenance, Hyatt told Coun- passes through City subsequently bought the building, also as- cil. Since it's atwo-bedroom apartment, it's A donation from a Virginia company Community Housing Resources, to the Sanibel Community Association which administers the City's below mar- suming the agreement: Thompson received a good choice for households with children, 4 percent of the rent — which means CHR which is a problem above a bar that's open found its way onto the Council's consent until 1 a.m. Instead of pursuing the case in agenda, raising questions about why it was court, CHR and Thompson agreed that CHR filtering through the City. Reid Associates would pull out of the apartment in exchange Conrtactors is a Virginia Beach company for $ 13,000, which will be dedicated to the whose owner lives part time on Sanibel and senior housing project CHR is working on. chose to donate $6,000 to SCA, said City But before the issue ever got to City Coun- Manager Gary Price. But Reid Associates cil, which approved the settlement Tuesday, could not have gotten a tax exemption by CARPET SALE Thompson had the apartment rented out, he contributing directly to the association, said said, SCA's Andy Schroder, so he gave it to the 6 MONTHS FREE Anchor with care City to pass on to the association. Cost of entertainment NO PAYMENTS The Regional Harbor Board has re- sponded to the City's concerns about boats All they wanted was a little back- NO INTEREST ground music to entertain their diners. But FOR 6 MONTHS anchoring by the causeway by sending out letters and notices to make mariners aware Beachview restaurant owner Ken Steele and TEXTUEEDPLUSH BERBER of the hazards, said Mayor Wally Kain. Mangia e Bevi president Steve Bronstein Close to a dozen times, boats anchored off — with guitarist Gene Federico in tow — $177 $135 the island near the causeway have slipped ended up waiting about four hours until JL SQ.FT. SQ.FT. anchor and a few have run into the cause- • Council got to them. Then they wait another JL so, way. If that were to happen with a large boat, half hour or so while Council decided to Rated "Better" Rated "Better" tackle the issue of entertainment licenses in 30 colors 21 colors it could damage the causeway and by a po- SAVE 42%- tential danger, especially during an evacu- general. Finally, though, both were allowed SAVE 39% ation, Kain said. The board has been get- to have their pianists, guitarists and other ALL INSTALLED WITH PAD low-key musicians, as long as they play in- side, don't transfer the license to anyone else KID TOUGH CALIFORNIA and stick to the kind of entertainment they CASUAL requested. Federico, incidentally, never got the chance to serenade Council. SQ. FT. STEVEN CARLSON In the misnomer Lifetime wear SQ. FT. warranty Great for the category ... Bendele's Abbey Carpet 50 colors Master Suite ATTORNEY AT LAW There might have been a library on 11998 S. Cleveland (US 41) SAVE 36% SAVE 37% Library Way at one time, said Councilman Andrew Reding, but there isn't anymore. 3/4 miles North of College Parkway p J?T> f^ ry LAW OFFICE OF He proposed changing the name of the road Fort Mvers 936-7176 rEIWjKJ $299 — possibly to "Gallery Way since a num- 7 COLORS ** SSQQ. FT. CARLSON & CARLSON, PC Hours Monday 9-8 /^TJU A TV/f T/""1 ber of galleries are on or right by it." Tues.-Friday 9-5:30 ^HXWTlVll\^ FAX 395-9587 That's not a bad idea, other council- $1 2SQ9. FT. Sat. 9-4 men agreed, but no one seemed eager to rush JL so. into it. there might be other similar situa- tions, Mayor Wally Kain said, and other 395-9500 considerations about the Library Way name I Abbey Carpet to take into account. Council will discuss it further at a future meeting. America's choice in floor fashions since 1958 Q1 www.abbeycarpet.com - CAPTIVA Subject to Credit Approval 1 ISLANDER - Friday, January 23, 1998-11A Commentary Chamber Commentary Around Our Town Scott MARTELL On the Planning Commission Recently, the Sanibel and a planning body. It was Islander Editor City Council and Planning also recommended that one Commission held a public of the Commissions two workshop to discuss several meetings be held exclusively changes to the operation of for Planning and the other for the Planning Commission. its quasi-judicial functions. From this a few recom- The number of Commission- First snow mended changes surfaced ers has also been open for designed to help the Planning discussion, possibly lower- The first flakes hit the car window Commission both plan and ing the number of Commis- like spit. Splat. Splat. Thick rain with function better. These recomr sioners from the current level some substance. I turned on the heat; mendations were to continue of seven to five. Willow opened the window and stared the Commission's dual role It is the position of the with wonder as the flakes grew denser, as both a quasi-judicial body (Continued 12A) turned'into real snow. Can you imagine never having seen snow? Willow had made it to 10- almost Islander Notes 11-years-old without seeing the white stuff. During Christmas, she did, as we drove from San Francisco to Lake Tahoe for two days. Do Realtors help unpack Warning lights flashed as we rode the hills on Interstate 80:—Chains man- datory to Cross Donner Pass. Chains? I boxes, too? bought them. Probably just have to show you have them. Put them on? On an In- Willow Mar tell slides in fresh powder. In my years of work- a feeling for the kind of terstate? Nah. Willow's first touch of ing on Sanibel — first at the place I wanted, and my snow came as we pulled to the side of the road with hundreds of other cars and — darn Islander and now at the brain settled on a floor plan, it — had to put on those frustrating metal chains. The road snow wasn't pure white, but Building Department — I it got a bit easier. Willow revelled in it. My hands froze. have come in contact with Poor Dave — he was I pulled in to check out a motel. One room might be available at 4 p.m. We played lots of realtors. For the most so patient and understand- in the park-like front yard. One of Willow's first snow balls hit the back of my neck and part, they are fun, interest- ing. He made aJl the ar- slid down my shirt. Some people just are born to be snow people; some aren't. ing, wonderful people. So, rangements for my closing When we got the room, we were quickly back outside to do something more recently when I became on Dec. 30 (I was in Atlanta permanent — work on a snow man. Willow really got into it. It grew huge and lumpy. single again and decided to 'til the day before), and he I grabbed some dirt for eyes; it turned out to be frozen dog poop. buy a condo, I had to fig- and his partner Sandy Cook We spent most of the evening outside, tramping down to a creek in snow up to my ure out which of my friends have been so wonderful thighs. It was still snowing. The snow was that perfect white powder that seems so pure to call for help. helping me get everything and ideal, real Christmas. Burl Ives must be in the restaurant singing as chestnuts roast It was just coinci- figured out. This is the first in the fire. We ate in a nearby restaurant — quaint, snow falling outside the window, dence that PMR's Dave time in my life I've ever fireplace by our feet. Eaton came in my office on made anything like this The next day we were off to the slopes — to grab whatever they gave us and ride the business one day, so I men- kind of major purchase on fresh snow. Willow revels in speed. She also ploughed into the woods, into virgin snow tioned what I had in mind my own, and it was such a Eettu O'NEAL under the pine.and fir, just for fun. I wiped out some young boy as my saucer turned to him. We discussed price help to have great realtors backwards and sent me blind downhill. Later, I somehow did two somersaults; our cam- range and location and he for support. (Betty is really taking era looked as though it had fallen from a plane but it still produced some good pictures. came up with a list right ...Now, if I can just this single thing seriously — Next year, I have to take her skiing for a week. I'm going to make sure my health away. Then came the end- get Dave and Sandy to un- going out at night, singing insurance is paid up. less looking, the calling, the pack a few of those boxes in bars, getting a tattoo and, But, what a rush to see something for the first time through my daughter's eyes. looking, the thinking, the for me...or find me a cheap now, moving in to her very We all get in ruts as we get older, rarely doing something new -—for the first time. We looking. When I finally got (free) washer and dryer! own townhouse. What's she need to break those ruts, experience new things. That's a good New Year's Resolution. gonna do next?)

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Hire a helicopter, take a boat. Directors of the Pirate Playhouse and the not be adopted for the following reasons — It is a virus similar at first to ordinary flu. To get to the hospital, even float. local membership, to no avail. 1) The requirement for a multiple week Next, it leaves the patient without normal But don't try the causeway, I implore. A vast majority of the theater-go- lag time to appear before the commission due activity and ability to move, breathe etc. Cause it's one BIG HELL OF A BORE! ing public and local membership of the to necessary public notice coupled with the Our friend has fought this ailment Ruth Yonan Iyengar Pirate Playhouse favors the retention of requirements that all applicants appear twice for 16-17 months. He has regained his Sanibel Robert Cacioppo as Artistic Director. before the commission in effect will make speech, leg movement — mainly his These patrons feel that the decision not the process for a business (or individual citi- hands 'have not recovered. Our friend Act now — for to renew his contract was unfounded and zen) nearly three months from the time the seeks more knowledge and treatment. Flayiioyse annual an indication of a board that is not repre- applicant is prepared to appear until a permit He's promised to walk out of the hospital senting the views and interests of the play- can be issued. This is unreasonably long and meeting house members or the interests of the alone. To the Editor: not in keeping with the concept of due pro- Is there anyone on the islands that community. cess in government. Many well-meaning community Because discussions with the Board could tell us more about Guillain-Barre members have tried to mediate a compro- 2) The change is designed for the con- ailment? yielded nothing, the Playhouse member- venience of the commission rather than the mise (in the Pirate Playhouse dispute), but ship voted on Nov. 13 to reconstitute the Our friend is well cared for in a Jack Zwick and the Board of Directors applicants (citizens) for whom any City func- West Coast veteran hospital. He has the Board. The Board has refused to recog- tion should be serving. have refused to give up the 200 family nize that meeting, and currently that is- will to continue to recover. He will. and friends they have illegally signed up • The number of Commissioners re- Can anyone help? sue is before the court. In an attempt to in order to sway the election. Well, that secure a favorable outcome in any future main at its current level of seven for the fol- John T. Scott matter likely will be decided by a judge. lowing reasons — Sanibel voting, the Board subsequently added We now have the unique opportu- nearly 200 of their friends and relatives, l)The overwhelming consensus of the nity to solve the problem once and for all. (most of them neither Islanders nor pa- Commissioners themselves requested this at Commercial sparks At the annual meeting, nine seats are up trons of the Pirate Playhouse) to the mem- the workshop. A division of work load among for election. bership role. This game of adding parti- seven versus five makes sense. poetry 2) Lowering the number of Commis- To the Editor: By electing nine candidates we san members could conceivably continue would have control of the Board and be ad infinitum. sioners in effect limits the number of citi- able to keep Robert Cacioppo as artistic Currently, there is an opportunity zens involved in the governmental process There's a shooting on the causeway; as well as diversity of input and opinion. It's a NUISANCE to be sure director. I believe this can be accom- for the supporters of Robert Cacioppo to plished even with the illegal membership achieve results close to what they want • The concept (that surfaced during the For Lee County's gain workshop) of a Hearing Examiner handling Sanibel must suffer a little pain list of family and friends of the present via the Playhouse's annual meeting, board. At every meeting, the vast major- which is scheduled for Feb. 1. At that the quasi-judicial aspects of the Commission ity present has been appalled by the ac- meeting, members will vote to fill nine to be given serious consideration for the fol- You have a job on the islands lowing reasons — and you need to get there fast. tions and the audacity of this Board. They vacancies out of 15 seats on the Board. refuse to leave even though they have Jack Zwick has set a membership record 1) The City recently implemented the Allow an extra day. exact same concept (a Hearing Examiner) re- There'd better be great pay! been overwhelmingly rejected by the date of Dec. 31, which contains 730 mem- membership. bers as opposed to the 485 members there garding the Code Enforcement Board. It Lee County's getting rich. would be inconsistent to delegate and trust the We'll allow you to bitch. Please act now by disregarding the were back in November. Pirate Playhouse Board's proxies and Even though the membership pool interpretation of the enforcement of the Sani- bel Plan to an Examiner while not willing to You're going to the airport? elect the nine ACT NOW candidates who now contains a large number of out-of- will represent the membership by keep- town friends of the Board, there is still a trust and appoint an Examiner for the quasi- And your flight leaves at 7? judicial portion of the Planning Process. Leave at noon. ing Bob Cacioppo as artistic director. Act good chance for the indigenous members It won't be too soon. now! to prevail. Please vote the ACT NOW 2) An Examiner is less likely to have I! Walk Fort Myer's beach, H. Roy Silvers, M.D. slate which, if elected, would give back bias and to arbitrarily assign conditions to spend time at Barnes & Noble President, ACT NOW the islanders their voice and obviate the an applicant's request. while away the hours. need for continuing legal battles. 3) Needed time requested by the Com- Better than sitting in your car Mary Harmon mission for the planning function will be avail- waiting, not going far. ' ... . Sanibel able and allow for a more speedy process for the applicant. Neither is available now. Shop in our Tropical BOATERS Paradise! BEWARE WHAT'S THE COOLEST WAY TO ARRIVE? SURVEY SAYS, Olde Florida A BLACK STRETCH LIMO! Now In Addition To . Our Great Taxi Service You Can Arrive In Style. Call Today Lakefront lots still available. V ^ Home & Homesite Packages 472-4160 Near Sanibel on Old McGregor Blvd. ISLANDER • Friday. January 23, 1998 • 13A COMMENTARY

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Next Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 31 and from nature without dam- aging it. Decades before the Anne BELLEW Feb. 1, the refuge named after J.N. word "ecology" came into fashion, he graphically de- "Ding" Darling on Sanibel will be picted the interdependence of soil, water, vegetation, honoring his memory during its annual wildlife and human beings. "Ding" Darling Days celebration. In 1934 President Entomologist to make Franklin Roosevelt asked "By Donna Rosenheck . him to serve as director of presentation "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society the U.S. Biological Survey, Bugs and Plants—Old Friends and Enemies wil 1 Jay Norwood "Ding" Darling was a renowned car- forerunner to the U.S. Fish be featured at the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society pro- toonist and ecologist whose perceptive mind, eloquent & Wildlife Service. In this JN "Ding"Darling gram on Thursday, Jan. 29. pen, and skilled brush endeared him to newspaper read- capacity Darling initiated Mark Deyrup is an entomologist at the Archbold ers and conservationists alike. the Federal Duck Stamp Program, and his design, Mal- Biological Station in central Florida, and his slide pre- Darling's syndicated cartoons — commenting on lards Dropping In, was the nation's first Federal Duck sentation will entertain and instruct on both the com- social, political and economic as well as waterfowl and Stamp. He also designed the emblem of the flying Canada plex rivalries and symbiotic relationships between conservation issues — brought him national and interna- goose that marks the boundaries of every national wild- plants and insects. "These organisms are functioning tional fame and two Pulitzer Prizes. He awakened public life refuge. parts of natural systems, and much of what we see in awareness with the conservation ethic he expressed in his During the years Darling made his winter home on our garden or along a woodland path is the result of prize-winning cartoons. But the hundreds of cartoons he Captiva, it was common to see migrating waterfowl in perpetual wars and alliances between them," he says. signed "Ding" (an abbreviated version of his last name) October, when locals reported the sky "black with ducks" Deyrup's photography will bring the viewer into are not the only drawings he made. Over 80 etchings us- — a passing cloud of ducks might last half an hour. Dar- the often unseen world of some of the thousands of ing drypoint, aquatint and photo etching expressed his ling personally led the movement to protect the wildlife plants and insects found interacting in the natural habi- creative efforts in fine art, and he signed them, appropri- and the mangrove ecosystem on Sanibel, which led to the tats of Florida. "These relationships are intricate, sym- ately, with the formal J.N. Darling. establishment of the refuge in 1945. Originally called the metrical, elegant and fiercely functional," he contin- The artist's early experiences as a hunter and fish- Sanibel National Wildlife Refuge, it was renamed in ued. "A quick trip through the world of flowers and erman made him aware of the importance of providing Darling's honor in 1978. pollinators, of herbivores, plant defenses, and 'hired protected and unpolluted habitat for waterfowl, fish and Special activities for the whole family, free of guards' can remind us that the beauty of nature is all other wildlife. Though an avid hunter and fisherman, charge, are scheduled all next weekend, Jan. 31 and Feb. the more appealing for its total lack of frivolity." Darling stressed the importance of regulating the sports. 1, and there will be free admission to Wildlife Drive all The Archbold Biological Station is an over-5,000- As a conservatignist, he believed that people can benefit weekend. For additional information, call 472-1100. acre preserve near Lake Placid dedicated to long-term ecological research and conservation. Deyrup and other staff scientists at Archbold study the ecology and demography of plants and animals in this central Florida region and are active in the development of rational Duck Stamp winner presents work priorities and methods for natural resource protection By ANNE BELLEW Through his dedica- both locally and globally. The Station also shares its Islander staff writer tion to studying his subjects resources with students of all levels, from elementary in their natural habitats and to post-graduate. Robert Hautman from Plymouth, Minn., has become the third member of his family to take top honors in the his mastery of style and The January through March weekly Audubon na- technique, Hautman has ture programs are open to the public and start at 8 p.m. prestigious Federal Duck Stamp Program. His younger brother Jim won the contest in both achieved the ability to cre- at the Sanibel Community Center on Periwinkle Way. ate artwork imbued with A $2 donation is requested. 1989 and 1994, while older brother Joe claimed victory in 1991. After finishing as a finalist in five previous con- dramatic lighting and au- Audubon also aponsors numerous bird outings tests, Robert's acrylic rendition of a majestic solitary thenticity. In his down-to- led by noted birders Clair and Bev Postmus. Next Canada goose in a wetland habitat, was chosen by the earth manner he says, "I week's will be at Bunche Beach, a Lee County public five judges to grace the 1997-98 stamp. think painting is transferring beach at the gulf end of John Morris Road (off what I see and feel in nature Summerlin at the Circle K and Radisson). Named after All three brothers credit their success to the influ- ence of their parents and a supportive family environment. onto a canvas. What's in my Robert Hautman U.N. diplomat Ralph Bunche, it is one of the best places mind just comes out on the (outside of Sanibel) to study shore birds. Their mother, Elaine Hautman, is an accomplished still- life artist, and she always had art supplies around the house canvas." Meet at 8 a.m. Wear shoes that can get wet and the children were encouraged to use. Hautman recalls that Hautman will be signing Duck Stamps, prints and T- sandy. some of his earliest memories are of watching his mother shirts, and will make presentations on his work at the "Ding" paint. ' • • • . Darling Days Celebration at the Visitor Center in the ref- SCCF events uge during the weekend of Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. Admission • On Tuesday, Jan. 27, Dena Garvue, curator of v The boys' late father, Tom, shared with his children a love of the outdoors and instilled in them a commitment is free, and the public is invited. endangered species at Fairchild Tropical Gardens re- Over the past 60 years the Federal Duck Stamp pro- search field station, will report on her latest field work to wildlife conservation. Hautman says, "My dad showed me my very first Federal Duck Stamp many years ago. Not gram has generated over $452 million to acquire and pre- as well as the status of several south Florida native serve more than 4.2 million acres of wetlands. These lands plants. Her presentation is part of the Sanibel-Captiva only was it his first, it was the first—"Ding" Darling's original 1934 stamp." are vital not only for waterfowl but for a host of other wild- Conservation Foundation's Tuesday Night Lecture life, including about half the nation's endangered species. Series. Hautman's work during the past two decades has brought him widespread respect and recognition, as well Initiated by J.N. "Ding" Darling when he was head In 1938, Col. Robert Montgomery dedicated his of the U.S. Biological Survey, the Federal Duck Stamp garden to the public. Plant explorer, Dr. David Fairchild, as many honors and awards. Among them are the 1995 Minnesota Pheasant Stamp, both the 1992 and 1988 Min- Program has issued a stamp annually since 1934. Follow- was the first director of its 83 acres, the largest tropical ing Darling's initial design, Mallards Dropping In, artwork botanical garden in the continental U.S. His plan for nesota Duck Stamp, the 1989 Nevada Duck Stamp, and he was chosen as a 1996 Ducks Unlimited Flyway Artist. was commissioned each year until the Duck Stamp contest the gardens had three functions - education, scientific began in 1949. research, and display. "Each year the Federal contest is different," he says, ; "but what it always takes to win is hard work and spending The popularity of the competition can be measured Fairchild and others collected tropical trees from in the number of designs entered each year — there were all over the world, planting them by global regions — many hours in the field observing ducks and geese. There are certain things about birds you simply can't see by look- 477 this year. The contest is run by the U.S. Fish & Wild- rain forest, sunken garden, Everglades and mangove, life Service and is open to all Americans.While the there is William Lyman Phillips' landscape design includes ing at photographs. Plus," he adds, "it's refreshing to be outdoors to hear and see wildlife as it is." (Continued, page 16A) (Continued, page 16A) 16A-Friday. Januaiy 23, 1998 • ISLANDER OUTDOORS & RECREATION Eco-Notes, from ISA eleven lakes and winding ground covers. are these enormous trunks source by students and pro- • Some space is still • Residents who are paths through an informal "Fairchild was dev- and no canopy. They also fessors of botany." available for the Jan. 30 interested in attracting more arrangement of plants by astated by Hurricane An- have a brand new Orchids The program starts at Resident Environmental wildlife to their yards, con- family — some of the drew," said Kristie Anders, of the World exhibit that is 7p.m. at the SCCF Nature Orientation. The program serving water, reducing world's finest collections of SCCF's educational direc- post-Andrew. Center on San-Cap Road. starts at the Nature Center, landscape maintenance and palms, cycads, flowering tor. "Where once there was "This is a place that Admission is $3 for adults, where participants climb on pesticide usage might want trees, Bahamian plants, bro- a dense canopy and shady is not only of interest to visi- $1 for kids, and SCCF mem- the trolley for a trip through to sign up for the two-part meliads, orchids, aroids and winding paths, now there tors but known well as a re- bers are free. time, learning about the geo- Landscaping for Wildlife logical and cultural history Workshop and Garden of the island. The trip in- Tour. cludes visits to City Hall and Sponsored by the Na- Care & Rehabilitation of tive Plant Nursery, the Wildlife among other stops. workshop takes place on Lunch is prepared by volun- Tuesday, Feb. 3 from 10 teers at the Foundation. For a.m. to noon and includes a dessert, tour the butterfly lecture and slide presenta- house and learn more about tion, exhibits, raffle and Trunk Show Landscaping for Wildlife. tours of the Native Plant This program is espe- Nursery and the Butterfly cially addressed to island House. residents, property owners On Thursday, Feb. 5, Collector's Pottery from Mata Ortiz and businesses with support from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. provided by the Sanibel- the trolley will transport par- January 23, 24, 25, 1998 • 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Captiva Chamber of Com- ticipants to some of those merce. At the last session island residences which half the participants were have been certified as Land- seasonal and half were scapes for Wildlife. year-round residents. Two The cost is $10 for classes are offered each non-Landscaping for Wild- month between now and the life members and $5 for end of April. • • "" members. For more infor- Call the Foundation mation and reservations call (472-2329) for information the Native Plant Nursery at about qualifying for this free 472-1932. program. Reservations are required.

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no monetary reward given to the contest winner, the pres- tige associated with winning the only annual art competi- tion sponsored by the federal government brings the artist measurable financial gain. Federal Duck Stamps must be purchased annually by all waterfowl hunters 16 years of age and older; how- ever, they are also purchased by a growing number of stamp collectors and other conservationists as a way to contrib- ute to wildlife and habitat conservation. In addition, they may be used as "entrance tickets" to any of the 512 na- tional wildlife refuges. They are available for $15 at most post offices, national wildlife refuges, and sporting goods stores. On average, more than 1.3 million stamps are sold annually. Ninety-eight cents out of every Duck Stamp dol- lar are used for wetlands acquisition for the refuge system. Robert Lesino, manager of the Federal Duck Stamp Office, will also make a presentation on the program itself at Darling Days. Lesino initiated, a few years ago, a series of workshops for potential contest entrants — a full week Of in-depth instruction and field work with previous win- ners, ornithologists, and members of the Duck Stamp Pro- gram staff. Hautman's and Lesino's presentations are scheduled Come and meet Ms. Cindy Humphries, during the mornings of both Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 at the ref- representing the extraordinarily talented uge visitor center auditorium. potters of the Mexican village of Mata Oritz. She will be in the gallery with over 100 hand-coiled, hand-fired, hand-painted works of pottery. Griffin of MatlachiT* Much more than a menu, take time to browse. 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Colds usually last for 3-5 days and there is no specific treatment. Treatment is symp- tomatic, with colds usually having to run their course. "Flu" facts: Influenza (sometimes called Flu) is a viral infection. The flu season usually starts in December and runs through April. The disease spreads when influ- enza viruses pass from an infected person to the nose or throat of others by direct contact, such as "dirty" hands, or from minute fluid droplets called fomites spread by coughing or sneezing. Influenza can cause shaking chills, muscle aches, headaches, cough, sore throat and a fever of up to 103 degrees. Flu symptoms usually begin to subside in about four days and may last up to 10 days. Antibiotics are not effective in the threatment of viral illnesses such as flu, although they may be appropriate for complications. The viruses that cause influenza change (mutate) often. Each year a year influenza vaccine is prepared as formulated by the Communicable Disease Center (CDC) to protect against the viruses which are most likely to appear in the . Influenza vaccine is 70-90 percent effec- tive, and immunized individuals who do become infected with flu typically have a mild case. Getting an annual flu shot is highly recommended to prevent flu infection, as well as to decrease the likelihood of developing pneumonia, a serious and poten- tially fatal complication. Virtually everyone who prefers not to suffer the discomfort of flu should certainly take the shot which is offeredseasonally at minimal, or even no cost. "Pneumonia" facts: Pneumonia is usually a bacterial infection, although it can also be caused by a variety of organisms including viruses and a group of less com- mon organisms known as rickettsia. Pneumonia may cause muscle pain, shaking chills, a fevor of up to 105 degrees, chest pain, and a cough producing thick, dark or blood- tinged phlegm. Significant shortness of breath may be present. Viral and bacterial pneumonia can develop as a complication of flu. The viral types may come on as a worsening of the flu. The bacterial kind may occur suddenly after flu symptoms seem to disappear. If you suspect you have pneumonia, you should see a doctor for imme- diate attention. Antibiotics are used to threat bacterial pneumonia. Pneumoccoccal vaccine is available throughout the USA. This vaccine is ad- ministered during a period of good health, and is currently thought to give lifetime protection against (currently) 23 strains of Streptococci from which it is prepared. It is truly a "must" for individuals at high risk, including anyone over ager 65, people with chronic diseases of the heart, lungs or kidneys, or with systemic metabolic dis- eases such as diabetes. Treatment for any of these conditions should include plenty of rest, drinking lots of fluids, fever-reducing and pain-relieving medications, warm salt water gargles or lozenges for sore throat, expectorants, and decongestants for stuffy nose and con- gested sinuses. It is recommended to avoid all non-prescriptions antihistamines which tend to dry and thicken secretions. While antihistamines may make you feel better momentarily, they are counter-productive in that the secretions are more difficult to bring up, increasing the likelihood of sinusitis, bronchitis or even pneumonia. Some vitamins and herbs can help stave off a cold or flu and to ease symptoms. Echinacea works by stimulating the immune system's fighter cells, which increase resistance to infection. Large doses of Vitamin C may prevent a cold from developing and perhaps shorten its course while improving patient comfort. Acupuncture is thought to restore balance in the body and make you less likely to come down with a viral I I XINGT infection. As with many illnesses, the best medicine is prevention. ft- - 4M I 1.il (Dr. Zonana is a general practitioner at the International Medical Center.) p in 'I, ill M i n |im * i i? ~J 'Mlm»ir>-I Mill • I' M.i r-, II i i

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CD player in clash, new tires 1-800-843-1619 Part-time, Full Time - Work around Causeway and we pay all tolls. CASSETTE AM/FM, Plumbers/Helpers Queen size bed, loaded with 2/7/98 —$$$$—21218680-75 your schedule. Days, nights, Contact RON RIGGS, CHAMPAGNE, TINTED, weekends available. No experience (Commercial) extras. Excellent condition Sanctuary Golf Course now hiring DIRECTOR OF HUMAN BRIDGESTONE POTENZA, necessary, will train. Apply in person Start Imm. Top Pay, Sign on Bonus, $26,000 golf course maintenance positions. RESOURCES, 395-7230 90K, EXCELLENT CONDITION. or call 472-2125 Amoco, 1015 Excellent benefits at 90 days, DFW. Call 283-3171 . Excellent pay & benefits. Call Kyle Periwinkle Way, Sanibel today! $9,500 OR BEST OFFER. Sweet 472-8612 Please apply In person at B & I 1/24/9S —$$$$— 21227003-4 1/30/98 — $$$$—21214117-3 Contractors, 2701 Prince St., Ft. 1/23/98 — $$$$—21223927-3 945-6764 Part-time retail two days a week. No Myers 1/23/98 —$$$$—21225649-76 sfc *fe sfc ite ste sfe POSTAL WORKERS evenings. Lion's Paw, 1025 •TTT' .""CP" •"'X* •J"I'^ *4^ ^A^ POWER BOATS j No experience necessary. Periwinkle Way, Sanibel. 472-0909 # A Soulli Seas Resort 1/24/98 —$$$$— 21220075-99 1/30/98 —$$$$—21226293-3 CARPET INSTALLERS needed. 1991 Storm, 66,000 miles, A/C, 5 $13.16/hr. to start, plus benefits. Immediate openings at $$ WANTED $$ Application/exam Info available. Call Private cleaning service - Must be speed hatchback, black outside, CLEAN PRE-OWNED BOATS. 9 AM - 9 PM only. Open 7 neat, clean, honest, dependable top pay. grey inside. Like new - Needs head. • • '"INSTANT CASHIl!"' • • Days/Week. 1-800-267-5715, Ext. and have good transportation. 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Box 754505-LA 1/26/88 —$$$$—21226975-4 Pub is looking for a Part-time Line Mahogany and Cypress Experiences Computer Tech. tire. $4,500. Call (941) 472-9605 350 Detroit Diesel, Coral Springs, FL 33075 Artist Assistant to help with Shows. Cook. Call Bob McCurry at 395- 1/27/98 —$$$$—21226273-3 7/8/98 —$$$$—21225126-7 2030 Win95& Novell $6-10 hour Resume Borg-Warner Transmission. Art background necessary. to: P.O. Box 16011, Naples, FL Danskin - Full Time positions for Also, Apprentices to exchange 1/27/98 —$$$$—21227377-3 1948 Jeepster. Adorable - white with Reduced to $5,000. OBO. 34101 orFaxto: 941-435-1698 red trim. A joy to have. Call Ginger Call (941) 474-0229. Store Manager & Assistant Art Lessons, including 1/23/98 -$$$$—21226565-72 Manager. Responsible for opening supplies, for work in Studio. work - 433-4434, 10:00-5:00 p.m. 1/31/98 —$$$$—21202419-7 & closing store. Prior retail Visit our Website SALES - HELP DRIVER - Part time. Tractor - trailer, 1/27/96 —$$$$—21227483-3 Sea Ray 1989, 260 C.C., twin experience a must. Ability to work alaurelart.com WANTED OTR, .Class A CDL required. 1 year Mercruiser, 175 hr., 4.3 liter, fast, varied hours. Great Benefits. 482- Send resume to A Laurel Art experience. Don or Evelyn 549- SPORTS UTILITY sharp, sleeps 2, boaters dream, 4501. Gallery, 3867 or 800-549-38647 white, maroon, full snclosura, Full and part time positions 2/2/98 —$$$$—21227096-75 1/24/98 —$$$$—21225347-74 2112 Crystal Dr., Ft. Myers, available. Apply In person She Sells VEHICLES loaded, VHF, GPS, fish finder, windless, stereo, extras. $23,900. Full-time Marina help needed at 33907 Sea Shells, 1157 Periwinkle Way, '95 Grand Cherokee Limited, 4X4, 278-0489 Sanibel. Good pay and benefits. 941-945-2073 The Castaways at Blind Pass. DOMESTIC AUTOS | white with gold emblems, deluxe 1/23/98 —$$$$—21225378-78 Phone 472-1252 or apply 6460 1/24/98 — $$$$—21227093-75 472-6991 stereo, luxury leather, new Michelin San-Cap Road. 1/23/98 —$$$$—21221221-3 Seized Cars from $175. Porsche's, . tires, power everything, beautiful. 1979 24 ft. Hardtop IMP, 350 GM. 1/23/98 —$$$$_ 21226213-3 High End Salesman In Cabinetry Cadillac's, Chevy's, BMW's, $15,900. 945-3595 New motor complete with drive PROFESSIONAL Construction Needed. Good Corvette's. Also Jeep s, 4WD's. Your 1/24/98 —$$$$— 21226705-71 system installed 2/1/93. Electronic Food wholesalers needed, valid Area. Toll Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext.- equipment included. Call for driver's license, company vehicle benefits. Fast growing company. HELP WANTED Fax resume to Maryann 941-768- A-4363 for current listings. appointment. $5,500. 542-2406. provided, $400-$600 weekly, 2/7/98 —$$$$—21132570-74 Also 6/ metal lanai chairs w/ training free, casual dress. Call 5941. TRUCKS & VANS Nail Technician 1/23/98 —$$$$—21223942-74 '92 GEO Storm 4 cylinder, cushions. $160 obo. Russ 337-1667 1/23/98 —$$$$—21225384-0 1/30/98 — $$$$—21226621-71 Part Time or Full time automatic, cold air, 67K miles, 1993 Chevy S10 Pick-up truck, 6 Flexible Hours ATTENTION!!! $4,995. or $500. down cash or cylinder, A/C, excellent condition. Action Craft- 1995 - 18 ft. - 115 Please call Licensed L & H Insurance trade, $139. per month. Call Ken $500 down, cash or trade - only Yamaha, Boat Master trailer, I996, 463-3773 Managers & Agents Janke, Roger Dean Chevrolet 574- $179 per month. Cash price - like new, many extras, $19,000. 3326. 941-675-2458 Job If no answer leave msg Ground Floor Opportunity $5,850. Call Don Colton at Roger 1/24/96 ^-$$$$—2120B732-81 1/23/98 —SjSS—21225528-75 1/23/98 — $$$$— 21226424-5 Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. Needed immediately • Brand New Program! 1/24/98 —$$$$—21058966-81 Lead Program Available 4 to choose from - '96 Chevy Must Sell Full-time experienced graphic We are looking for qualified Corsica's, sale priced at only '96 Chevy S10 Extended Cab, only designer familiar with Earnings Up-to $60,000/yr $9,8851 $1,000 down, under $200 20,000 miles, looks new, full 24.8 ft. 1984 Wellcraft Traveling Document Potential & Morel Call Jerry Offshore 2.6 Litre O.M.C. Macintosh programs such as Signers/Notaries per month. Call Terry Standish, features, only $700 down, $219 a 1-800-230-9774. Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. month. Call Dan Yaple, Roger Dean Seadrive outboard. Pagemaker and Photoshop. to work with our firm as Indep. Pasteup and layout experience 1/30/98 —$$$$— 21224355-78 1/24/98 -$$$$—21216642-81 Chevrolet 574-3326. Very good condition. Contr. On an as needed basis, 1/24/98 —$$$$—21208731-81 helpful. LET US TRAIN YOU - Hi Energy '97 OLDS BRAVADA, 7,000 ML, 150 hours to take docs to clients hm/wk to new condition, take over lease. 540- '96 Toyota Tacoma Pick-up Ext. Call (941) 472-693F Call 472-2656 and ask for sign & notarize. Must have FT/PT Sales Resort Stores on Beautiful Captiva Island. $7.50 hour 7559, leave message Cab, auto, low miles, only $12,995. 1/23/98 —$$$$— 2122 Lonnie or Fax resume to experience, flexible, own car & to start plus 90 day performance 1/23/98 —$$$$—21222750-3 Call Michael K, at Roger Dean 1995 Carver, Model 330MAF 472-1372 refs. Chevrolet 574-3326. • • 1/23/98 —SJSJ— 21226745-3 review. Tolls paid - Medical plan. SEIZED CARS FROM $175. hrs. Cruiser twin 350 engine? Call M-F (800) 756-3524 Vacations and more. Call Liz or PORSCHE'S, Cadillac's, Chevy's, 1/24/98 —$$$$—21212660-81 Many Extras!! Owner selling Island Inn Ext. 4653 Randy now at 395-1818 BMW's, Corvette's. Also Jeep's, Isuzu 1986 Pickup, mint condition, accident. $89,900. OBO. 94fc 2/3/98 ' —$$$$-21227474-3 4WD's. Your Area. Toll Free 1-800- like new, A/C, PB, PS, bedliner, low Has Openings In the 1/23/98 — $$$$— 21226753-70 1/23/98 —tlSS—Z122834L Gift Shop on Sanibel looking for 218-9000 Ext. A-5943 for current original miles, $5,300.995-1489 Baretta 230 Sport/Cabin 30i Following Departments: Day Spa & Salon on Sanibel hiring: listings. F/T nail tech, shampoo person & FT/PT Sales Person. Evenings & 1/26/98 —$$$$—21226864-78 rebuilt OMC Cobra, new exhc weekends. For information call 472- 2/6/98 —$$$$—21225535-5 gimble, cables, etc. $3800. Dual Front Office: Reservations front desk receptionist. Call Pam 395-2220. . '. 6633 86 Ford Tempo GL, excellent axle aluminum trailer, totallvrgone F/T, P/T 1/27/98 -$$$$-81227381-3 2/3/98 —$$$$—21227482-3 shape, runs great. Must sell. $888. over. Must sell, nice inside.'$7,00 ' 939-0002 for appointment. • I REC. VEHICLES | 765-9684 i "•. 1/23/98 —$$$$—21226327-75 Restaurant: Waitstaff, RESTAURANT • SKILLS & TRADES Private owner 1989 Holiday 1/23/9B —$$$$—21226527-5 Bussers/ AM/PM Shifts. 1967 Lincoln 4-door convertible, Rambler Imperial, 28', extra clean, 20 ft. Wellcraft,'200 Johnson, Guaranteed Tips, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED new engine, factory a/c, too much to low mi 24,650. Generac 5.2 KW rebuilt, only 20 hours, custom built E.O.E. "Driver ** Part time. Tractor- list. You finish body work. Won't last. generator, Falkner awning, split tandem trailer, VHF, standard radio, Sanibel Cafe needs full-time server bath & BR floor plan, over $47,000 fish finder, dual battery switch. 3111 W. Gulf Drive & prep-person. Apply in person Trailer, OTR, Class A CDL required. $3,200. Also 1987 Grand MarquB, Sanibel 1 year experience. Don or Evelyn, 49,000 original miles. $2,800. 945- new. Sleeps 6, only $21,000 O.B.O. Asking $3500. Pager.- 476-6746, between 2:00PM - 5:00PM Tahitian 941-458-2885 eves - 454-3446. 472-1561 Gardens, 2007 Periwinkle Way. 549-3867 or 800/549-3867. 0108, leave message. 1/23/98 -$$$$—21226494-75 1/23/98 —$$$$—21224047-71 1/23/9B —$$$$— 21 2267B0-7O ,1/23/98 —$$$$— 21227375-3 1/30/B8 —$$$$—21218217-3 1/30/98 —$$$$—21228746-70 20A- Friday January 23, 1998 • ISLANDER Classified

Sunset Captiva house - 2 BD/2 BA & POWER BOATS | Tortuga Beach Club, INTERVAL FOR RENT I POINTE SANTO DE loft. Nicely furnished. Gulf Beach FOR SALE BY Weeks 40 & 41, $6900 SANIBEL with Bay access, tennis courts, pool. 27' BaylinerCiera, 1997,10 mo. old, each week Award Winning resorts at 20% Luxurious Gulf Front Weekly rentals. Call (314) 872-9990 OWNER 38 hours, stove, refrig., microwave, BELOW MARKET PRICE Below Market until Jan. 31st. Penthouse Condo For Rent. 1/30/98 —$$$$—21226298-3 Yacht certified, lots of extras, CALL Casa Ybel 2 BR Feb. 27-Mar 6, 2 BR/2 BA SANIBEL - BY OWNER loaded, $30,000. 275-4587 HERB SIMON Screened lanai with spiral GULF VIEW CONDO on Reduced $20,000 . 1/18/98 —»$$—21227342-79 $2,000. BROKER/REALTOR Caribe 1 BR Apr. 11-18 $1,000. staircase to private Sanibel Island with to $173,000 '90 Bayliner 2651 Sunbridge Cabin Office 542-1101 Call evenings (941) 395-9060 rooftop sundeck. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths & Or Make Offer Cruiser, Mercruiser engine, boat Gorgeous sunrises and All Amenities, kept on lift, lull cockpit, curtains, 1-800-741-1101 2/3/98 —$$$$— 21225218-3 Owner Must Relocate A.S.A.P. bottom painted. Asking $12,900. Residence 574-5697 Daytona 500 Race Week. One sunsets. Available 3/28/98 • 4/4/98 3 BR/2 BA - New Tile & Good condition. Low engine hours 1-800-933-1458 bedroom that accommodates 4 Beautifully decorated Call Owner for Best Rate Hardwood floors, new roof. 941-731-2103 RE/MAX Realty Team people. Full kitchen, two bath. On and fully equipped. (770) 751-1999 Call (941) 472-4595 1/38/38 —$$$$-21227352-79 1/30/88 —S33S — 21216155-81 the ocean. Feb 14-21. Check In Sat Substantial savings. 2/13/98 — $$$$— 21227471-3 For Appointment. 37' Houseboat, fiberglass, A/C, after 3 pm. $495 Call 549-4221 Call Owner: 610-664-2371 1/23/98 — 3533— 21181389-3 1/24/9B —SS33—21225452-74 1/Bdrm., head and shower, 1/30/98 — 1333 — 2.1161590-3 REAL ESTATE NFM 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1790 sq.ft, removable sundeck enclosure, new roof, new paint inside & out. canvas awning on stern, rigged for DISTANT New carpet, like new condition. On South Seas Plantation - outbords. Great conditionl $10,000. Call me to purchase VACATION 1 +acres. Close to schools. $89,000. 290 Delrnar, FMB Bay. 463-0322 or 3 BR/3 BA Loft, porch, WESTERN or sell vacation time share Call 283-5392 pager 279-9790 1-904-228-0870 PROPERTY & beautifully furnished, NORTH CAROLINA MTNS. weeks on 1/23/98 —3333 — 21225631-74 1/28/98 —$$$$—21227436-5 TV, VCR, W/D. Pool, tennis. FREE BROCHURES: Sanibel and Captiva Florida. RENTALS Homes • Cabins San Carlos Park. 18412 Heather One and two bedroom Villas CALL Lots - Acreage Road, 3 B/ 2 B, 2-car garage, | SAILBOATS | also available. HERB SIMON, BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND Waterfront Views cathedral ceilings, fenced above FREE GOLF AND ground pool. Ready to move in, 26 ft. Ranger, 4-sails, Honda BROKER/REALTOR Gingerbread House IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS ALL AMENITIES RAPER REALTY, INC. $89,900. Call 489-4143 outboard, porta-potty, sleeps 5, Office 542-1101 A new private home with Call between P.O. Box 619 Hwy 64W 1/24/98 —3333—21225898-86 great 1st boat, $5,000.0.B.O. After 1-800-741-1101 Victorian Key West charm. 6 PM. 542-4544 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. MURPHY, NC 28906 3/2 split. 1988 Eagles Construction. Residence 574-5697 A two minute stroll from 1/26/88 -»$$S—21227087-79 1-800-227-1783 1-800-438-8159 Excellent condition. New carpet & a beautiful private beach 1/30/98 —3m—21194648-7 •',•' 1-800-933-1458 1/30/98 — $$$$— 21167914-3 cermic tile. New alarm system, RE/MAX Realty Team on the Gulf. Western North Carolina Mountains. fenced. Cape Coral area, near PERSONAL Near historic 5 1/2 acres, horse farm w/large schools. Move-in Condition. Chapel-By-The-Sea, and creek, 2/story 4 Bdr/2 1/2 Ba. This $82,500. 941-458-9259. A THREE BEDROOM WATERCRAFT South Seas Plantation Resort. property has many unique features. 1/30/98 —$$$$—21226373-74 Two bedrooms, two full baths; AND TWO BATH $160,000. New 2/story 2 1996 GTX Seadoo's, like new, 10 1/30/98. —$$>$— 21182960-81 GULF FRONT WITH PRIVATE mountain retreat, 2 Bdr/2 Ba, 1/2 hours each, double custom trailer. fully equipped kitchen; POOL AND SPA. acre w/beautiful views, near lake. Paid $17,000. Moving Must sell. Sanibel's Finest - Tortuga Beach washer/dryer; AVAILABLE FOR VACATION $64,000. 941-693-9344. Saorafice $9,500. 540-0501 Club on the Gulf. 2 BR/2 BA Corner screened veranda. RENTAL. 2/18/98 —3333—21227333-74 1/23/88 —$$$$— 21226850-72 Unit. Pool, Tennis, Beach. Sleeps Furnished with Shaker six. Call Owner (941) 481-4814. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. antiques. $7,250. (Week 22) OPTION TO USE ALL Photos & references available. ACREAGE CAPE CORAL BOAT PARTS & 1/30/98 -$$$$—21223836-3 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION December 15th thru April 30th RESORTS FACILITIES. Buckingham area - 5 acres with HOMES SUPPLIES $1,400. per week. Buy from owner Cottages of South CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST doublewide 24x65, screened porch- Seas, Week 13 (3/27/98-4/3/98 End May - $725/week. Custom split 3/2. Flagstone Yanmar Diesel 70 HP F.W.C. (219) 272-0889 12x30, 2/nice out buildings, nice Excellent condition. $3900. with Unit - Sleeps 8. 2 Full Baths in Unit June through September fireplace, enormous 24x24 F.R., OR cypress head. Located on black top trans. Call 472-2723 Laundry. Golf Course and Sunset $650/week. private road. Must see to solar pool, fenced yard, French (219) 271-0115 1/23/98 —SitS—21221456-74 View. $40K. Call (941) 395-1443 October • $72S/week. appreciate. 941-334-7515. doors, three walk-in closets, tile, 1/31/98 —3353—21224221-3 1/23/98 — $$$$ — 21196958-3 fans. Total sq. ft. 3,865. Need to November to December 14th 1/23/98 —3333—21225652-74 Tired of Sanibel traffic!!! Consider move ASAP. $121,900. (941) 574- BOAT TRAILERS} $695/wk. 9233 quiet, beautiful, Gasparilla Island, SANCTUARY - BEST BUY No Pets. for your next vacation. Lovely one 2/6/99 —$$$$—21212509-74 25 - 30 ft. Boat Master Trailer. Tri- Rate applies to 4 people. Outstanding Lot - Panoramic Axle, Dual Disc Brakes, A1. $3,000, bedroom, Gulf-Front condo at Boca 4 bdrm. 2 bath, 2 car garage pool Write: Henry Romersa Grande Club. Pool! Tennis! View of Lake looking Down with slide, off Everest Pkwy. Direct 997-1193 Days, 997-5325 Par 5 #14 Fairway. Tortuga Beach Club (Captiva) Restaurant! Weekly. (412) 941- access canal. Tile roof. Reduced to Evenings. This is an oversized Lot - 2/6/»« -Sift- 21225412-74 on Sanibel - Apartment 139, 4911 Tanglewood Drive 1456. $129,900 possible owner financing. 1/30/98 —$115—21203855-3 Ideal for privacy. Day 437-5800 eve. 334-2984 weeks S &10. Nashville, TN 37216 Exceptional value at $225,000. 1/30/98 —$»$»—21223431-72 $19,500 each. 615-262-9859 DOCK SPACE SEASONAL RENTALS Net to Seller. CALL 1/30/98 -»ll- 160421-3 After 3 days fish & house guest For details call RENTAL/SALE HERB SIMON, stink! Fully furnished waterfront (937) 429-1050 Mon-Frl BROKER/REALTOR BOCA GRANDE homes & condos by the week or 30 Ft. Boat Dock and Remember Sanibel month. Tudor Villas Realty 549- 8 AM-5 PM Office 542-1101 2/3/99 — 3333 — 21225223-3 LEE COUNTY HOMES Club Membership at 1.800-741-1101 15 yrs. ago? 1764 St. Charles Harbor Residence 574-5697 Try Boca Grande this year. 1/28/98 —1111—21209773-81 Owner finance. Cape Coral. On $17,500/Sale. Beachfront accommodations, freshwater canal. SE 8th PI. , 1.800-933-1458 RIVERFRONT LUXURY Owner/agent is motivated & will Short-term rental possible RE/MAX Realty team villas and/or private homes CONDO accept all reasonable offers. Call $220. Monthly. available. 3 BR/2 BA 2211 SQ. FT. - Klaus 1-941-947-4990 Please contact Doug at Call toll free for information HARBOR PLACE, 1/24/98 —$$$$—21226493-71 (219)- 464-7137 or 1-800-881-2622 EQUAL Houam CLOSE TO SANIBEL. OPPORTUNITY. (219) 464-9887 1/30/99 -lUi- 21225200-61 Boca Grande $4,000. MONTH EQUAL HOUSING 1/30/98 —$«$t— 21220362-3 Real Estate, Inc. SEASONALLY. WATERFRONT 1/30/98 —ISit— 21092177-7 CALL GLENDA 466-7000 PROPERTY OPPORTUNITY All real estate advertised in [INTERVAL FOR SALE | CHANGE OF PACE 1/30/93 —1133— 21222434-3 Sailboat access, 5 bedrm, 3 bath, this newspaper is subject to Beautiful Vacation Home Sanibel Home S.W. Cape Coral 2 story, fireplace, the Federal Fair Housing Act of TORTUGA BEACH CLUB Tortuga Beach Club 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths pool, tiled floors, skylights, 1968 which makes it illegal to Your own private tennis court 4 cathedral family room, sprinklers, 3 Sanibel Island on Sanibel - Apartment 119, For Rent advertise any preference, swimming pool, 100 yards to 1/2 car garage. $285,000 possible Week 2 • $8,950. - 5 Star week 11. limitation or discrimination Gulf of Mexico. tease back. 542-3190 Resort. $19,500. 200 steps to Gulf of Mexico 1/23/98 —$$$$—21222640-72 based on race, color, religion, Fantastic Gulf Beach CALL Call tor times available. sex, handicap, familial status 216/338-3031 Newly remodeled Caloosahatchee - Southside - Front Private end unit HERB SIMON, or national origin, or an 216/338-5281 3 BR/2 BA, Sleeps 8 Riverfront property'10 acres - All or Free Dunes Club Golf BROKER/REALTOR part. Quiet and pnvate Ft. Denaud - Intention to make such 1/30/88 — 33SS— 21129821-3 Pets Welcome Privileges. Office 542-1101 Hendry County Hwy. 78A. 657-2563 preference, limitation or Tropical grounds. 1-800-741-1101 CAPTIVA GULF FRONT 13581 Eagle Ridge Dr. #1428 Louis or Preston discrimination. This publication Amenities include Residence 574-5697 Ft. Myers, FL 33912 1/23/88 —$$$$—21225324-10 will not knowingly accept any Swimming pool/Tennis. 1 -800-933-1458 LUXURY HOME Phone & Fax: 941-768-1760 RARE GENUINE BAY advertising for real estate Beautiful Island style decor. RE/MAX Realty Team BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH FRONT HOME which is in violation of the lavy. By owner AT YOUR DOORSTEP. Email:Seagrapeie aol.com Located in St. James City Our readers are hereby Below Market Long Driveway into Lush 1/30/98 —S1S1— 21222450-3 on San Carlos Bay. Property Informed that all dwellings (612) 476-2177 Tropical Estate grounds. facts: Over 100 ft. of prime advertised In this newspaper Exclusive, Gulf - front • Fort Myers Beach 1/30/98 — $$*$— 21217180-3 1/30/98 -$$$$— 21225202-81 bay frontage. Very large are available on an equal Tastefully Decorated, at Mid-Island. South facing lot. With opportunity basis. Hurricane House 3/4 Bedrooms or Den. Two homes, newly furnished, mature landscaping and 3 /22/2012 —$$$$— 2072220-an Two Flex-weeks Sleeps Eight. Both are 2 Bdrm., 2 BA and Sanibel Beach Club II - Week 3 Unit unobstructed views. Off San Gov't Foreclosed homes from (weeks 16-51) 3-1/2 Baths. Can accommodate up to 12 or 6A 2 BR/2 BA - Sleeps 6. Gulf front. Carlos Bay, I.C.W. 4 Sanibel pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax I $7900 each week Large Heated Pool and Spa. Available separately. $7,250, Call (518) 234-2382 • Island. Private 170 ft. pier Repo's, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free I CALL Nominated tor Architectural Call 463-2755 (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-4363 for ! Please leave message. with boat lift, water, power HERB SIMON 2/3/98 -Jt«$- 21225222-3 Awards. 1/27/88 —$$»»- 21225166-5 current listings. '• BROKER/REALTOR Terraces and pool pavilion. & dock lights. Will maintain 2/4/98 -$$$$-21172065-74 __ i Office 542-1101 All amenities. Sanibel Condo March 3 bedrm, 2 bath, C.B.S. GOV'T FORECLOSED homes from ' 1-800-741-1101 Sanibel Beach Club II. Weeks 33 & $4,200./week High Season $780. per week. home, with 2-car garage pennies on $1- Delinquent Tax '• 34, sleeps 6, large rooms, on Gulf of Pool 4 Tennis $395,000 Repo's. REO's. Your Area. Toll Free i Resident 574-5697 Mexico, full kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 $2,800./week Low Season 1-800-933-1458 Days: 201-569-2111 1 BR/1 BA Porch. Call owner (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-5943 for '• bath, pool, whirlpool, $4,500 each (941) 283-3036 current listings. j RE/MAX Realty Team or $8,500 for both. 542-4872 Weekends: 914-687-0360 Call Sue (941) 283-3058 2/13/98 —$313- 21226481-4 2/6/96 _$$$$-21225«38-S | 1/30/98 —$$**— 21218241-81 1/23/98 —J$$$~-21228392-73 1/30/9B — $$$$— 21161591-3 1/27/98 -3313- 21226278-3 ISLANDER - Friday January 23, 1998 • 21A Classified

PINE ISLAND HOMES | PEPPE~RTREE CONDO - COMMERCIAL SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION BUSINESS & SERVICE TELEPHONE | BY OWNER Lands End Village, DIRECTORY For Sale by Owner! POOL HOME Model, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, PROPERTY/RENT 3 BR/3 BA. ON COUNTRY CLUBI 3 BR/3 BA Fantastic view of Hailey Telecom 1st floor, all new air, Office space, any size, great for w/MOTHER-IN-LAW APT! Living Gulf and Redfish Pass, Residential & Commercial area 1,892 sq. ft. 2 car garage & appliances, carpet. Lake, pool, accountants, doctors, lawyers. CLEANING Telephone, Cable, & Computer utility room. Pius 629 sq. ft. decks! tennis & clubhouse. Professional building, very busy weekly or monthly rates. J Wiring. Lowest Rates around. Lot 80' x 182'. Asking appraisal price Mint condition. Hancock Bridge Pkwy location. 275- Save direct. Business Telephone Systems. All of $160,000, O.B.O. Assumable 482-7184 4587 Owner, Days (941) 768-6050 LADYBUG makes. 941-505-0119 mortgage. Call 941-283-9258 1/28/88 —$$$$— 21226250-71 2/14/98 —>W—21181687-75 and ask for Glna. CLEANING SERVICE "When 2/6/98 —»»—21226533-76 1/28/99 —S**S—21227354-4 In time for Season 850 sq. ft. retail Eves: (941) 395-9495 cleanliness is a must, just call us!!" 3/2, 2nd floor, not on water, SE space in a very active Center. 1/30/98 —titt— 21188400-3 "Free estimates 'Gift certificates Cape, 7 years old, A-1 condition, Available in January. 941-395-0222 available. Residential - Commercial. POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA Condo, Quality cleaning at affordable ceramic tile floors & bath, carpeted or 941-472-0296 completely furnished, Gulf view. f TILE/GROUT | SAMBEL/CAPTIVA bedrooms, hurricane shutters on 1/30/98 — tW—21224235-3 prices. Call Bridget at 980-1189 Rates contact owner, 812-342-8181 2/19/98 —Sttt— 21227405-71 HOMES lanai, pool, reduced - $89,900. COLONIAL BLVD. 1/30/98 —t$$t-21188439-3 Tile and grout cleaning, restoration, Appointments: (941) 643-0523 and sealing. Or we can change the One mile west of I-75 The Atrium: Exclusive gulf-front 2/14/98 —»««$—21215266-71 1300 S.F. warehouse space GUTTERS color of your grout with stain. Free On Sanlbel $500/mo. luxury. 2 BR/2 BA, den, wrap- estimates and demonstation. Call For Sale by Owner • 1300 S.F. w/overhead around balcony, fantastic views, 999-9163 Cleanco Industries sunsets! CANCELLATION - MAR- 2 BR/2 BA MOBILE HOMES FOR $550/mo. Seamless gutters by 1/31/98 —tttt—21226804-74 APR. DATES AVAILABLE. Call Elevated on 1200 S.F. Office / Showroom ABC Seamless. SALE owner - 800-484-7304 PIN 8286 or Call for free estimate. Cement Block Foundation - $900/ mo. (770) 664-7186 Call 482-6879. e-mail: Maintenance free. Fans, all appliances, River Trails Must Relocate - 1993 1/30/98 —tSSt—21196960-3 [email protected] Lifetime warrantry. 4 car garage & workshop. Redman, 14 x 65, 3' Bdr/2 Ba, 2/2/98 —tS»S—21227097-75 ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/3 $181,000. Unfurnished. $17,900. Slater Rd. N. BA DEN. RENT THROUGH OWNER 14 exciting colors. For all of your service needs Call (941) 472-6989 R.Myers. 941-543-4500. OFFICE SPACE | AND SAVE. 2 WEEK MINIMUM. Call today. For appointment 1/24/98 —;tt$—21211396-74 PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CALL 609- ABC Seamless THE BUSINESS * SERVICE Please leave message River Trails, Doublewide Deluxe RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE 985-0322 OR 609-492-7389 540-9732 DIRECTORY IN 2/3/98 — ttSS—21Z27484-3 2/6/»8 —»m— 21223262-3 Handyman Special. Near pool. 1980 FOR RENT 1-800-329-8613 THE PINE ISLAND EAGLE 2 Bdr/2 Ba, large screen room. covering 4 counties & ISLANDER CLASSIFIEDS For Sale By Owner $12,000. 304 Reigle Dr. N. FT. TOWN CENTER • • ••• • • • S.W. Florida 10/13/3014 —$$** — Near Beach - Very Private - Myers. 543-4500. For all of your service needs 4/2/98 —t<>«— 21225502-75 ^_ 21107700-99 1/24/98 —1$»—21215572-74 PRIME SPACE AT 2 or 3 BFV3 BA Piling Home - INTERSECTION OF THE BUSINESS & SERVICE River Trails 1980. 14 x 60, 2 Bdr/1 Furnished $239,000. TARPON BAY ROAD & DIRECTORY IN Call Bob or Val Ba. $8,000. 213 Holland Dr. N. Ft. THE ISLANDER & Myers. 543-4500. PALM RIDGE. (941) 472-0494 Days 1/24/98 —$»»$—21225463-74 APPROX. 963 SF. PINE ISLAND EAGLE (941) 395-9207 Evenings * • ' CLASSIFIEDS * • * Periwinkle Park - Royal Causeway, from 3A 1/23/98 — $t$S— 21226219-3 CALL MARIE WELLS 10/13/2014 —SSSS — International with 10 x 20 enclosed 21107701-99 SANIBEL BY OWNER: porch. Furnished 1 BR plus PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY, Manager Don Stitwell to meet with Southwest Florida additional sleeping. Call (941) 472- INC. Film Commission coordinator Beverly Fox and other New Home • Near Completion 3470. $21,000. O.B.O. HOMES FOR RENT Spacious 3 BR/2 BA (941) 472-4113 County departments to work out systems for future 1/23/98 —$$t$— 21226227-3 OR Gulf Front Ground Level Home, Located on a 1/2 Acre. River Estate - Estate Sale. 1981 projects. Asking $279,900. (800) 237-6002 never rented. Located on West Gulf Doublewide near pool. 2 Bdr/2 Ba, 1/30/98 —$$tt— 21146948-3 Drive. Very private 3 BR/2 BA What the City wants, eouncilmen said, is input (781) 826-7379 large vinyl enclosed screened room, $8,500. monthly, '98 Season. (937) 1/27/98 — »«$»— , 21226279-3 carport, partially furnished. $18,000. RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE 399-2169 or 1-800-950-5873 into such situations, not simply to be informed of NFM, 402 St. John Circle. 543- ON PERIWINKLE 2/27/88 —$$$5—21216080-3 what's happening. "For them to treat Sanibel in that SOUTH FORT 4500. $850. PER MONTH 1/23/98 — $»»$—21226396-74 ANNUAL RENTALS * JOHN GEE & CO. MYERS HOMES Double wide mobile home in Old ytpVbtftrtitos 3eorge:M«fon,,§q^rabsent Bridge Park, partially furnished with :-• 472-4900 PROPERTY OWNERS/ 1/30/98 —$$$$— 21225219-3 when Fox came before Council to explain/the situa- air conditioning, carport, enclosed INVESTORS BEST VALUE IN porch. Good condition. $27,000. tion. " " * r WHISKEY CREEK! WE HAVE ANNUAL RENTAL J Call 336-6228 APARTMENTS & PROSPECTS FOR YOUR Southwest Florida Film Commission sBevedy Priced Below Market. 1/23/98 —mi—21226609-74 Incredible Golf Course view DUPLEXES FOR RENT SANIBEL OR CAPTIVA Fox was "livid* upon learning about the gridlock. She from this spacious HOMES AND CONDOS. . had reports that traffic was'beirtg delayed not for five INVESTMENT Large remodeled 1 bedroom, 2 LARGE OR SMALL. 4 BR/2 BA Pool Home bedroom & efficiency apartments. to six minutes, as expected, but for 15 to 20 minutes. Perfect for gracious family PROPERTY CALL US FOR FAST ACTION Exceptionally nice, clean AND FULL SERVICE "I had so many calls from people I marched my little living and entertaining apartments, good quiet self over there to put my foot dow%"she slid. Split Plan for extra privacy. Cape - 24 unit Apartment/Motel neighborhood, close to schools & MANAGEMENT FOR YOUR Call (941) 489-3661 or Complex on water with pool. shopping, water Included. 275- PROPERTY. What she found, she said Tuesday, was that the $1,275,000. Possible financing with (941) 278-8890 4587 M/F, 8-5. production company was doing what it had agreed-— substantial down payment. No 2/14/98 —»»—21149059-75 CALL MARIE WELLS For private showing Brokers. 941-542-8499. interrupting traffic about six minutes for each take. It Beautiful Bimini Basin- 3 room PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY $149,000. 2/13/98 -$$t»-21199732-84 was primarily trie gawkers and rubber-neckers who 1/23/96 —1$$$— 21198019-99 apartment furnished. Also, (941) 472-4113 Great Incomal Positive Cash Flow! efficiency, private entrance & bath, OR 4/PJex, fully rented. Pine Manor. caused fee major problems,, she said, "We anticipated furnished. Both have lanai, (800) 237-6002 Won't last. $84,900. plus Owner will waterfront, privileges, convenient to that people would be drivingslow, but no one had any Lakefront home near Sanibel pay $4,000. to closing cost. Act now! bus & shopping, laundry facilities. 1/23/98 — >»$>— 21225227-3 icfea how slow,""While she stood ttjere"watching, she on Private Lot. 3 BR/2 BA Wont last long. 543-3508. Starting at $400. Homeland Realty. Cape Coral - 2 bedroom, 1 car Formal living room, 1/24/98 —IMS—21224034-74 542-1919 •.,.-•- . . rage, close to Yacht Club, beach said, several vehicles, came to a dead haft light in the dining room, family room. 1/23/98 —tttti-21223968-72 r golf, S.E., available March 1st, middle of traffic- "One van "literally, stopper; in the Corian ktlchen, Florida room, NOBRAINER Sanibel Triplex - Quiet, Mid-Island, seasonal or annual, newly decorated & furnished. Call Barry middle of the road. The people behind them were with Jacuzzi, patio, Invest $50,000 and receive Unfurnished 2 BR/2 BA Apartment - W/W carpet, washer-dryer, 401-272-7553 or. E-mail honking." two car garage $2624862 per month return [email protected] $160,000. disposal, screened porch, pool, "What I found was the people who controlled with your Investment 1/28/98 —$$$$—21227329-71 : Call (941) 454-5366 inside garage space - Yearly lease, secured by real estate Annual Lease: Luxury Canal Home the road closures were a Sanibel police officer and a 1/30/88 — $$$$— 21218288-3 requires first/ last and security dep. - Call 656-5440 $95O/mo. - Available Feb. 1 - Ph. 3 BR/2 BA, Llv., Din., Fam., Eat-in Lee County";J?epartment of Transportation worker. 1/30/98 — >$t$— 21226830-75 472-2394 - Leave message if Kit. Lanai with Pool Overlooking Consultingvia'two-iyay radio, they determined when necessary Canal with Boat Dock. $1,500. Call to let traffic through an'd whether to let the company COMMERCIAL 2/3/98 —$$>$—21225221-3 (941) 395-1028 Duplex for lease NW 2nd St. Pine 2/3/98 —$i$»—21827487-3 do another take, "Irt a) j Instances, the production com- CONDOS FOR SALE | PROPERTY/SALE Island & Nicholas Pkwy. 2Bed/1ba, pany complied with ine officers,* $475; 1st, last & $250 security Rumors also have been circulating that the City deposit, years lease. New paint & For all of your service needs COMMERCIAL MONEY carpet. No pets. Available 2/1. 772- or County have been paid some sort ofrent or com- BY OWNER $500,000 & UP 3250 leave message. THE BUSINESS & SERVICE pensation for the production company's use of the Desirable West Gulf Drive COMPETITIVE RATES 1/28/99 —mi—21227460-71 DIRECTORY IN Condo, PERFECT A NOT SO causeway, bill they are nothing but tumors, Fox said. THE ISLANDER & Small 8 Unit Complex PERFECT CREDIT O.K. DAILY /WEEKLY In fact, Councilman Andrew Reding requested com- PINE ISLAND EAGLE Beachfront, top floor CUSTOM FINANCE pensation specifically whensheappeared before Coun- LIC. MTG. BRK. BUS. RENTAL ' ' • CLASSIFIEDS ' ' ' 2 BR/2 BA. 10/13/2014 —$«$$— cil, "Lee County offers locations free of charge as an Large screened porch, 941-772-2700 Ext #105 Pineland waterfront, scenic ; 21107702-99 incentive," fine said,' Glassed in. 1/11/98 —»$$$— 21206847-72 furnished 1/2 house upstairs, Totally remodelled. utilities paid. March, April, May $300 The only.compensation from the production wk. 283-1467 Beautifully furnished, Commercial Property for sale • 1/27/98 —$$»>—21227051-4 MOBILE HOMES FOR company is for expenses to the City and County. The Mirrored wall, 250' Road Frontage, RENT company hired law enforcement officers from both Deluxe - Berber, 250' on a Canal. I CONDOS FOR RENT | Sanibel and the Lee County Sheriff's Department, she Direct access to huge Sundeck. Approximately 200' deep * * Mobile homes for rent." Weekly Excellent rentals. With boat facilities. King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 rent. Children welcome. Includes said, a$ well as DOT workers and some others. Fax: 011-411-8108803 Call 466-3393 or BA, screened lanai, heated pool, water, garbage, pest control, lawn Phone: 011-4179-416-9556 1-800-819-3393 tennis. 2 week minimum. 617-659- care. Quiet, safe. 7760 Bogart Switzerland. Frank Hemelgarn Jr. 7460. North Fort Myers. 543-5828. 1 /30/98 — »SS$— 21223279-3 2/20/98 -«$»$— 21222768-5 1/30/98 —SStS— 2086535-3 1/30/9B —$$$$—21212083-73 ft.fi • Friday January. c file (.-. Jandscapins ) ( Builders ) ( Delivery ) Sanibel' •• Fill •• Creative ®® Rock ®® Tile to COURIER • GROCERIE5 • ERRAND5

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Young Actors, from 3A The final bit of information extracted from this rather Benzing appeared in last season's Broadway Palm "The fight scene and the wonderful opportunity to perform amazingly easy spoken young man before.he disappear,^.,, ptQduGtion.pf Peter Pan as JehniBarling, one of the three with professional;'Equity aetors?*T -—-- • •' —>"•' through the front doors was that he had no favorite actor or Darling children. When asked about the Peter Foy flying He swiftly admitted that he had no favorite actor or actress but a great fondness for the musical Cats. harness they all wore he said that flying was fun, but the actress and his favorite play is Oklahoma. He has studied Next to be grilled was young Daniel Benzing who harness did hurt a bit. Other roles on his resume include, with Jack Mezzano of the Broadway Palm and Rom Bove at plays Jim in the production. This tall, genial young man among others,Caro«se/ and Auntie Mame at the Cape Coral the Cape Coral Cultural Park Theater. He hopes to continue comes from a theatrical family and has accumulated quite a Community Theater. in the theater and plans to attend the Cypress Lake School of resume for a 13 year old. He seemed completely at ease, Benzing confirmed the fact he was enjoying being in Fine Axts. assured and amazingly confident for one so young. Mockingbird and, when asked what he enjoyed most he said, Scout Finch, the youngster who, during the course of the play acts as a verbal camera exploring the racial preju- dices in a small southern town during the Depression, is played by 11-year-old actress, Joanna Harmon. The young actress was dashing here, thither and yon to fulfill commit- ments deemed necessary by the stage manager, costume mistress, and others. She passed the interview bench sev- eral times in full gallop, with one finger pointed toward SunTrust is on me, saying in her best stage whisper, "Just a minute." The minute finally passed. Harmon has a fabulous open face, eyes that are pen- etrating and probing and an aura of positiveness that is be- Parade! guiling. When asked what she thought of the character she was playing she said, "Well, she's a real tomboy who is not afraidto ask questions. She is very immature at the begin- And you're invited... ning of the play but, because of the things that happen dur- ing the summer, at the end of the play she has matured." Please join us at our Community Day The rehearsal period was most interesting to this Saturday, January 24 at our new location on young performer. She explained she read the book, then the script, and heard talks from the director about how things 12751 New Brittany Boulevard and College were in the South during that period. In her opinion, some may not like to rehearse but she does because she found it Parkway. There'll be face painting, sand a most helpful experience. art, a bounce house, food and refreshments, The question "Do you listen to what other actors are saying on stage?" drew a telling answer. "Of course I do. 100 seat giveaways to the SunTrust Edison Festival As myself, I know what they are going to say, but as Scout © of Light Grand Parade, a live remote with WINK 96.9 I have to listen carefully to be able to reply." (This was quite an astute comment from a young actress, as an actor and tours of our new facility! Best of all, it's free! who really listens is the mark of a true professional). Join us for food, fun and more. Saturday, January 24 When asked if she'd like to continue in the theater, the conclusion was negative. But she confessed that what Be Ready For life" from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. she'd most like to be was an interior decorator. . For more information call 277-2512. It was time for notes from Director Cacioppo and l\*rrterRX with a hurried, "Thank you," she disappeared around the corner into the theater. The other four local children billed as understudies are: Whitney Miller, understudy for Scout; Joe Ravenna and Jeremy Murdock, are understudies for Jim, and Will Harmon is the understudy for Dill. 24A • Friday January 23, 1998 - ISLANDER

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Four bedrooms, five full baths plus a den. More than Exclusive Kinzie Island canal front home 3/2 piling home. Upper level master suite Remodeled Gulf Front home on over an acre, 4,400 s/f of luxury living space, Urge master suite with over 3500 s/f of living. 3 bedrooms with private sundeck. Spacious living area in one of the most secluded areas of Sanibel. with exercise room. Beautiful open 14'x 30' pool and plus den/pffice, beautiful gourmet kitchen, overlooks screen enclosed lanai & pool Three Bedroom, Two Baths, tile and carpet deckarea.Privateguestsuiteabovegarage.CallChuck raised heated poop l & spa for $995,000. area. Asking $329,000. Call FISH for show- floors, new white kitchen, fireplacp e and more. AndrewsAd . Call Steve or Julie PottsPotts . ine472-231i47223111 Asking $1,395,000$1395000 , FurnishedCalFurnished. Calll BarBarbb.

Excellent condition. Freshly painted in- Near beach home. Heated pool, large lot. Eastwood landi 3 bed beautifu| ,; Serious about golfing? With two renowned 1 side and out in 1996. Roof is 4 years old. Asking only $240,000. Call Barbara at prjvate w boa, §ock & deeded beach access ^ courses you're sure to get plenty of playing 3BR/2baths. Cathedral ceiling in great 472-2311. steps off East Gu|f DHve COMPLETELY FUR- time. Elegant 3 bedroom, 3 bath villa in room. Asking $196,500. Art Corace, 472-2311 NISHED, for only $665,000. Call Steve or Julie Fiddlesticks. Beautifully furnished former Potts. model. $239,000! Call Pat Eichenlaub.

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• Tuesday—Karaoke with Jennifer from Beaches Bar island 9 'til close. & Grill Cinema • Friday-Saturday—Lynn Richardson & At Sundial Beach Resort—1451 Middle At Bailey's Center— the Eldorado Blues Band from 10 'til Gulf Drive 472-4151 Periwinkle & Tarpon close. • Playing Tuesday through Saturday from Bay Road • Sunday—Super Bowl Party starts at 5. 7-11 p.m.—Richie Bartolo and his island- 472-1701 2 large screen, 8 other TVs—Super style music. • Good Will Hunting sound!. Drink specials all night. Live • Saturday, Jan. 3, 5:30 p.m.—The (PG13) starring Robin music after the game 'til close—The Fan- Duke's Men of Yale. Crocodials Williams and Helen tastic Oyster Band. Poolside Bar & Grill—Sunset Concert Hunt. & Picnic Buffet. Call 395-7226. • Jack Nicholson in As Riviera Ciiadwick's Good as it Gets 2761 West Gulf Drive 472-1141 • Nightly 6:30 to close—Dan Tudor At South Seas Plantation on the north end (PG13). ofCaptiva 472-5111 Call for times. (weekdays) or Charles Coughlin (Sun- • Mondays—Sparky the DJ from 10 p.m.- Jacaranda days) at the piano. midnight. Patio Lounge Portofino • Tuesdays—Southwest Florida Steel 1223 Periwinkle Way At the Sanibel Inn—937 East Gulf Drive Drum Band from 6-10 p.m. 472-1771 472-0494 • Wednesday through Sunday—The Danny • Playing Sunday & • Fridays & Saturdays from 6:30-10 p.m.— Morgan Band plays from 9 p.m.-l:30 a.m. Tuesday-Thursday— Charles Coughlin at the piano. • Wednesdays—Family Food Fest: clowns, Loose Change, a top 40s Sanibel Island magicians and jugglers entertain from 5:30- duo. 9 p.m. • Fridays & Saturdays— Comedy Club • Thursdays—A strolling jazz trio is fea- Tropical Breeze, a popu- At Loco's on San-Cap Road 472-8833 tured during the dinner hour. lar local reggae group. • Jan. 23-24—Jimmy Shubert—Hell bent Loose Change and Tropical Breeze entertain at Jacaranda. for Humor. 9 p.m. The Crow's Nest Legends Bar • Closed Mondays. At 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive & Grill Locos Island Grill 472-5161 LOTTO • Thru Jan. 25—Mad Hatter At Tarwinkles—Comer of Periwinkle & and Cantina Tarpon Bay 472-1366 • Coming Jan. 27—Dr. Hector & the San-Cap Road at Rabbit Road 395-0245 • Friday & Saturday nights—Karaoke 1-2-11-33-40-49 Groove Injectors • Open 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesday-Sunday. •Monday nights only—Tim Jardas & his with Mellie at 9 p.m. Next week: Est. $7 million crab races at 6 & 9 p.m.

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Please call 336-7999 for further informa- Broadway Palm Dinner Monday, Jan. 26. Tickets are $46. tion and reservations. Claibourne & Ned Tanya Tucker — su- Theatre per-star with a unique style and a great 1380 Colonial Blvd. 278-4422 FQuids Theatre McGregor at Royal Palm Square voice, who has been responsible for 30 Top South Pacific — Rodgers and Ten hits. Don't miss an evening with this FORT Hammerstein's timeless tale of love dur- 939-2787 Bill Taylor's Theatre Conspiracy musical maverick. 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. ing wartime with a score filled with stan- 28. Tickets are $50. dards such as Some Enchanted Evening, production of Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean by Ed Canadian Brass — Blends virtuos- MYERS Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My ity, musicality and wit to provide audiences Hair, Bali Ha 'i, Honey Bun, and There is Graczyk. The play describes the 20-year reunion of the Disciples of James Dean. an adventurous and exciting trip beyond Barbara B. Mann Nothing Like a Dame plays through Feb. the traditional classical repertoire. 8 p.m. 21. Tickets for dinner and the show are Plays at 8 p.m. Thursday through Satur- Performing Arts HaM day, and 2 p.m. Sunday matinee until Feb. Thursday, Jan. 29. Tickets are $34. 8099 College Parkway 481-4849 $32 Sunday through Friday evenings; $35 Tonhalle Orchestra of Zurich — for Saturday evenings; and $29 for mati- I Tickets are $12. Call 936-3239 for res- . (*A Best Bet) ervations and further information. David Zinman, conductor, and guest art- SmokeyJoe 's Cafe, the winner of the nees. Show-only price is $18. Matinees ist, pianist Yefim Bronfman. 8 p.m. Fri- 1996 Grammy Award for Best Musical is alternate Wednesdays or Thursdays and day, Jan. 30. Tickets are $62. still playing to packed houses on Broad- Saturdays or Sundays. Call (941) 278- The Philharmonic Galleries are way and in London's West End. It is a song 4422. NAPLES ..qpeji.jfp.r the season with an exhibition of and dance celebration featuring great hits Off Broadway Palm Theatre (inside the Naples Philharmonic works by the noted British sculptor Phillip from the '5()s and '60s created by the Top Dinner Theatre) Jackson. From Jan. 27 through March 14 40's songwriting team of Jerry Lieber & J.T. Smith's Applause! Applause! A Center the Philharmonic Galleries will present The Mike Stoller. Some of the songs featured song and dance revue that salutes Broad- 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. (800) 597-1900 Art of Vaslav Nikinsky, one of the most are: Stand By Me, On Broadway, Jailhouse way and gives some inside info about A Chorus Line — One of Broad- celelbrated dancer-choreographers of the Rock, Hound Dog, I'm a Woman and many what it takes to make it in the business way's most successful musicals returns for 20th century. Nikinsky's daughter Tamara more. Smokey Joe's Cafe is hot entertain- known as "show biz." The revue plays four electrifying performances at 8 p.m. Nikinsky, will lecture at 2 p.m. Tuesday, ment. 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- through March 8. Evenings (Dinner & Friday and Saturday, Jan. 23 and-24 and 2 Jan. 27 in Dariiels Pavilion — My Father: day, Jan 26, 27, 28. Tickets are $47.70, Show) $30; Matinees (Lunch & Show) p.m. matinees Saturday and Sunday, Jan. The Artist and The Man. $10 including $37.10 and $26.50. $27; Show-only $17. For reservations call 24 and 25. Tickets are $44 (adults) and $22 gallery admission. 278-4422. (students). /'// Be Seeing You — Andrea Marcovicci sings love songs of World War II with the Naples Philharmonic. 8 p.m.

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Carol Rosenberg's Broken Shell Series Frank Glodowski holds his portrait done by Art League member Carol Hagerman. He is recognized as the "senior nation, originality, and personal expres- statesman" of American college choral sion... ordinary images presented in new music and has been the recipient of numer- and exciting ways." ous music educator awards. One award was • First place winner: ($300): went to Barbara Taylor with her work titled presented by the North Central Division Cathy Taylor for Worn and Weathered. "Dazzle" entered the juried art show. of the American Choral Directors Associa- • Second place: ($200): awarded to As the third offering of their series,, the Naples Art Festival tion, "in recognition of lifetime achieve- Bea Pappas for Our '41 in a '40 Fender. noted St. Louis Symphony with legendary benefits Eden Florida ment in the choral art." He is an interna- • Third Place: ($150): to Anita pianist Andre Watts as guest artist will play Fleischmann Park in Naples will be tionally known conductor and clinician, Putnam for Anita and Lillie. one performance at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan the site of the first Naples Invitational Art and has served as guest conductor for more • Larry Zupan Memorial Award: 30 at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Festival taking place January 31 to Feb. 1. than 775 music festivals in the United ($100) Patricia Jones-DeGeorge's Gold Hall. Admission for the few remaining It will be a juried fine arts and crafts show States and abroad. Chair. upper balcony seats for this fabulous mu- featuring the creations of more than 200 For further information please con- • Merit Awards: ($50 each) Kiki sical event plus the three remaining con- artists who will exhibit their work in mixed tact Jerry Johnson at (319) 387-1865. Holmes's Slough Pond; Carolyn Johns' certs is now a mere $40. For further infor- media, oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastels, pen Carol Rosenberg Vigil at Londolozi, Mary Keogh's David mation please call 939-3236. & ink, fibers, sculpture, glass, wood, and and Carol Ann Ball's Blue Buds. Pottery from Mata metal. First class exhibits of jewelry and exhibits at Library • Merchandise Award—Cheap Joe's pottery will also be included. Carol Rosenberg is the featured Award, ($50) E. White's The Blue Couch. Ortiz on display at Proceeds from the Art Festival will Sanibel Captiva Art League member whose Sanibel-Captiva Art Aboriginals benefit Eden Florida, an outreach program work is on exhibit at Sanibel Public Li- A special pottery show featuring the of the Eden Family of Services, which brary during the month of January. On dis- Leagues weekly incredible pieces from the village of Mata serves people with autism. Artwork by the play are 20 paintings that include local portrait sessions Ortiz, Mexico will be at Aboriginals: Art children of Eden Florida will also be on scenes, calligraphy and a special shell se- Area artists and visitors are invited of the First Person, The Village, 2340 Peri- display and for sale at the Festival. ries. Rosenberg's work is also displayed to participate in the weekly portrait ses- winkle Way. from 10 to 5 p.m. January 23, Fleischmann Park is located at for perusal and purchase at the Art League sions on Tuesdays from 1 to 4 p.m. at BIG 24,25. Ms Cindy Humphries will be in the Goodlette Road and Fleischmann Boule- show in the Phillips Gallery, BIG Arts Arts, 900 Dunlop Road, in January, Feb- gallery with over 100 pieces of hand- vard in Naples, just south of Coastland Center, 900 Dunlop Road, and at Hirdie ruary and March. coiled, hand-fired, hand-painted pots. The Mall. Art Festival hours are 10 a.m to 5 Girdie Art Gallery, a co-op gallery facing Each artist supplies his own materi- exhibit is must for pottery collectors and p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. There is Tarpon Bay Road with entrance on Library als. Media used over the years have in- lovers of fine pieces of exquisite workman- no entrance fee and parking is free. Way. cluded oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel, pen- ship. Hear one of the San-Cap Art Leagues cil, charcoal, etc. There is no instructor and For further information call 395- 22nd Annual juried skill levels are greatly varied. The dona- 2200. nation's top ac appella tion is $3 and prior registration or mem- college choirs perform show at BIG Arts bership is not required. The 79 member Luther College Nor- Approximately 100 paintings from For further information please call dic Choir, under the direction of Weston artists in the Art Council of Southwest Anita Putnam, 395-0470, or Dick Smith, Noble, will perform at 7:30 p.m., Wednes- Florida which includes San-Cap Art 472-6531. day, Jan. 28 at Shepherd of the Glades League and nine other art organizations Community Concert Lutheran Church, 6020 Rattlesnake Ham- extending from Charlotte County to Marco mock Road, in Naples. Island remains on display in the Phillips Series offers a rare The Naples concert is part of the Gallery through Jan. 28. musical opportunity Weston Noble Golden Anniversary Tour. The show was judged by Fort Myers You should consider taking advan- Career Girl, one of the Island Cinema/ Noble, professor of music, is in his 50th artist Jean Dean who looked for "imagi- tage of the special offer made by the Fort Big Arts Film Series movies, will play year as director of the choir. 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Show Biz as A bonanza of events iiWfuz at the Pirate Playhouse Frank WAGNER By FRANK WAGNER nating, iife-like portrayals Islander staff writer of literary legends Everything at the Pi- Gertrude Stein and Willa rate Playhouse is set for Cather. Lainie Kazan — "all systems — GO!" Let's delve a little Artistic Director deeper. maki Robert Cacioppo is in the T© Kill A final stages of rehearsals for one of the season's Mockingbird her a star major productions, the The year was 1960 stage adaptation of Harper and Harper Lee's novel (Some of the most talented actors, singers and Lee's classic American had become an instant run- dancers in the business were certain that my daily jazz novel, To Kill A Mocking- away bestseller to say classes at the International School of Dance in bird opening at 8 p.m. to- nothing of being the dar- Carnegie Hall at noon, 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. would al- night, Jan. 23. ling of the literary critics. ways be in session. They were for some 28 years, 1950 Alex Dmitriev is do- Time called the 10 year old to 1978. Come with me, back to those "good ole days," ing double duty. He is re- Scout Finch, "the most ap- and have a closer look at some of the students who hearsing as a performer in pealing child since Carson were in my classes at that time.) To Kill a Mockingbird and McCullers' Frankte got Lainie Kazan was a regular student in my 4 at the same time doing left behind at the wed- o'clock jazz class. She was a very attractive young preparatory work for his ding." Within a year, the lady, with the proverbial hour-glass figure and a come- next directorial assign- novel had sold more than hither smile. Her tell-tale dance-class signature was ment, a staged reading of half a million copies and the many large hair curlers, carefully concealed with a Jonathan Courie's award- earned the prestigious colorful handkerchief, that she always wore in class. winning bittersweet com- Pulitzer Prize. It gained ad- There was not much time after class for inquir- edy/drama To Carry the ditional glory as an Acad- ing conversation with students, but I soon learned that Child at 7 p.m. on Sunday, emy Award winning film she was a singer and at the time was appearing on Feb. 1. The cast 0/T0 Kill a Mockingbird. starring Gregory Peck as Broadway in Funny Girl, the musi- Kit and Dave Atticus Finch. cal that made her a star. Not only was she a singer in benefit the Pirate Play- is called Back to Back and Director Cacioppo Yudowitz are hard at work house. This event will take will feature actress/author/ the show, but she had been chosen as Streisand's un- making arrangements for has filled the cast who derstudy. place at 7 p.m, Sunday, research artist Betty Jean the sixth of this season's Feb. 8 at the playhouse. It Steinshouer in her fasci- I got a call at the studio saying Lainie Kazan Affairs to Remember to (Continued, page 8B) had put aside a ticket for me as she was going ori for Streisand with little or no notice and she wanted me to see the performance. All appointments were cancelled and I was in my seat at the Winter Garden Theater on J.T. Smith's Applause! Applause! Broadway and 50th Street when the announcement was made that the star would not be appearing and Lainie Kazan would be playing the role of . A shriek straight from the wailing wall went through the is a fun-filled winner audience and a large contingent headed for the box office to exchange their ticket or get a refund. How By FRANK WAGNER addition. She sings well, moves well and often unleashes foolish they were. Islander staff writer a keen sense of comedy. Her French chanteuse and miser- J. T. Smith's latest revue Applause! Applause! steam- able revolutionary in the Les Miserablessection allow her Certainly Lainie was not Streisand, but she was two very different acting images. One may have been not supposed to be. She brought to the role her own rolled into the Off Broadway Palm Theater on Thursday, Jan. 15 and proceeded to give the audience exactly what greatly influenced by the Folies Bergere personal touches, sang extremely well and the audi- Jeff March seems totally at home in the many changes ence adored her. They gave her a standing ovation, they were expecting — highly charged musical entertain- ment. The revue-master has strolled a bit from his composer of pace J.T. has assigned him. It's a full range of characters, not an easy thing to get in those days on Broadway. an uncultured producer, an aging Annie, a heavily-bearded And, as they say, Lainie was on her way. She had got- or theme revue and given his four expert performers a thin, serviceable story line. You see and hear how these four triple- Tevy e from "," a summer stock Don J1 ten in touch with a few agents and other important — and those are just a few of his mercurial changes. bookers in the business and from one performance, threat performers (who act, sing and dance) cope with the initial fever one encounters when bitten by the "I must be in Dan O'Brien's stage personality, confidence, d«- h<. amazing things began to happen. ery and split-second timing gets better and bettei ^dt She became a favorite songstress in the Catskills, the theater" bug. There is the inevitable small town exodus to where "the Bronx is up and the Battery great fun it is to see him nail a laugh. He's got the tenacity successfully played many name nightclubs and started of a pit-bull, the charm of a peacock and the chutzpah of a appearing on television and in movies as a straight down" and the trials and tribulations connected with trying to get that one big break that may make you a star are soon Catskills' comic. actress. The always delightful Brian Pia keeps the tempos mov- She suffered a great ego mauling in early 1973 delightfully depicted. The entire evening is accompanied and underscored at the piano or vocally in by Brian Pia. ing, and misses nothing that happens on stage or in the audience. when she was fired from the starring role in Seesaw One show-biz factor is never changing: no matter by the late director/choreographer Michael Bennett, J.T. has been extremely fortunate with the cast for this particular show. They are facile performers, able to how great the talent, it can't be showcased without good who was brought in to redo the musical before it material. And thanks to the extraordinary talented and gifted opened in New York. But this young lady came up the unleash their individual personalities with relish and aban- don. In the confines of the small, wonderfully intimate Off J.T. Smith, Applause! Applause! has great material and hard way and she is a survivor. gives each cast member an opportunity to shine. It was Lainie who provided the voice and chest Broadway Palm you feel as if they are performing at a su- per-party given just for you. The Off Broadway Palm Theatre is located adjacent appeal for the Television Show. She was to the lobby of the Broadway Palm at 1380 Colonial Bou- marvelous in a straight acting role in John Houseman's Angela Haag has a great look, the energy of a rocket booster and a voice that is so pure white and perfectly placed levard, Fort Myers. If you enjoy a good meal followed by television series The Paper Chase and has created some an evening of entertainment that is funny, off the wall, and interesting movie characterizations. that she could use it to etch glass at ten paces. You'll enjoy her second act solo, I'm the Best, a bittersweet look at that will set your spirits soaring, call 278-4.422. The revue plays business called Show-Biz. through March 8. Evenings (Dinner & Show) $30; Mati- nees (Lunch & Show) $27; Show only $17. (Continued, page 8B) Leslie Collins, the new girl in town, is a welcome 8B • Friday, January 23, 1998 • ISLANDER A ITT S & T E R T A I N M E N T

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bring to life the sleepy southern town of for Dill. All of these young actors have ticket, a parent and child can attend the 3 General admission tickets are $15 Maycomb, Alabama with many playhouse participated in acting classes and p.m. show together. The price for each ad- each. favorites that includes: Maurice Schlafer, children's shows at the Pirate Playhouse. ditional adult in the same family will be Carrie Lund, Niels Miller, Scott Bennett To make it financially feasible for $20, and each additional child $10. Back to Back and many others. Scout is played by families to see this very special produc- Regular performance schedule: 8 One woman will bring two literary Joanna Harmon, Jem by Daniel Benzing tion a Saturday afternoon matinee at spe- p.m. Monday through Saturday from Jan. legends to the Pirate Playhouse. Betty and Dill by Alex Doud. Whitney Miller cial family prices has been arranged. 23 through Feb. 21 ($25) and a 2 p.m. Jean Steinshouer will don the personae of is understudy for Scout; Joe Ravenna and Families can save on tickets for this 3 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday matinee ($20). two remarkable writers, Gertrude Stein Jeremy Murdock are understudies for Saturday afternoon performance, Jan. 24. For students 20 and younger or with a and Willa Cather, in her presentation Back Jem; and Will Harmon is the understudy For only $25, the normal cost of one adult valid college I.D. ($15). to Back, the sixth Affairs to Remember party fund-raiser for the Pirate Playhouse To Carry the Child on Feb. 8. Congress Play Reading Series will The evening, hosted by Kit and present Jonathan Courie's To Carry the Dave Yudowitz, will begin at 7 p.m. Cock- Enjoy Dining Child. tails and hors d'oeuvres will be served To Carry the Child won "Best during intermission while Steinshouer on the Sanibel-Captiva Play" of the 1997 New Plays for Dog changes personality and appearance. Days Festival in Norfolk, Va. Courie will This unusual performer lives in St. Islands & Support be a special guest at the staged reading of Augustine, Fla. and for the past 20 years his award-winning play at 7 p.m., Sun- has traveled the country with her Great day, evening. Feb. 1. Women Authors Tour. Included in her rep- Your Local Merchants Courie explained that in 1996, Alex ertoire of authors in addition to Cather and Dmitriev, his wife Susanne Marley and Stein are Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, John Newton were of invaluable assis- Flannery O'Connor and Laura Ingalls tance to him during the writing of the play. Wilder. Sometime in March she will de- He would have them read scenes or sec- but the sixth and final character in her rep- tions as he completed them, and their ertoire, Sara Orne Jewett. She will then When you feed-back greatly influenced the finished tour Arizona. script. . The cost for the evening is $25 per feed an It will be a reunion of dramatic person. This sum goes-entirely to the Pi- forces at the Pirate Playhouse: Marley rate Playhouse. alligator you will be reading the leading role as For reservations for Back to Back Cassandra and Newton will read call Jamie Simpson at 395-2130. Seating are training it Beauregard, her father. The reading has is limited and will be handled on a first been directed and staged by Dmitriev, and come, first served basis. to approach playwright Courie will be in the audience For further information about any and participate in the after show discus- of the above happenings at the Pirate Play- humans and sion. To Carry the Child will also feature house please call 472-6000. Betty Madonna as Cassandra's mother are creating and Helen Mutch as her younger sister. a life- threatening Show Biz, from 7B situation... Only recently I ordered a CD that starred the voice of Lainie Kazan. Her cover especially for our children. Feeding shot was as a sultry, seductress, cleveage dominant femme fatale. My devilish mind went roaring back to classes at Carnegie Hall and there I saw the same sex-kitten seated alligators is a criminal act punishable on the studio floor. She was barefooted, in black tights, with a colorful shirt tied tightly at the waist giving it the proper nipped in effect and all of this wonderment was topped by fines and/or imprisonment. by a lovely head clad in curlers, covered with a kerchief. Dear Lainie: your dancing master salutes you: You've come a long way baby and I'll just bet, you've still got a long way to go. . SI3C1MAJZI BB

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DearOReader° Little Billy is one of those children your hear about but never see. It happens a lot on Y&R. Ever wonder what happened to Esther's (Kate Linder) girl? Children disappear off the show and usually come back a few years later as young adults. Dear Candace: Why don't they change then name of General Hospital to Junkie and the Prostitute1? It seems like all anyone ever talks about is drugs, and they just hop in and out of each other's beds. I liked it so much more when there was a nurses station with Jessie, Audrey and Lucy (Emily McLaughlin, Rachel Ames, Lynn Herring). I have watched GH since the beginning, but now I don t care if I ever see it again — Mary Godsell, South Central Ky. Dear Reader: The stories on GH have been uneven because of new writers/Many of them do not know the history or the stiow, resulting in a lack of continuity. But head writer Bob Guza is back, and he's sure to make the show into the GH we all knew and loved. Guza is already cleaning up the messy story lines he inherited. And GH is already making a move upward in the ratings.

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Tap Dogs, the all male tap- Quartet. dancing sensation, played two sold-out Let me present them to you now: performance at Barbara B. Mann Per- Alia Aranovskaya, first violin, Ilya forming Arts Hall, and the dazzling Teplyakov, second violin, Konstantin performance by the incomparable St. ;. .1 . . ..-. - :.•-••. -. •' « Kats, viola and Leonid Shukaev, cello. Petersburg String Quartet sent the ' . ' -„'•' :.••' ' ' Their individual talents and technique audience of music lovers who had gath- are formidable and their ensemble ered at Schein Performance Hall into a playing is no less than breath taking. flat spin of admiration To witness and hear four such diverse Tap Dogs i • • • . •'" - .iV r; . - individuals merge into one single unit Barbara EL Mann is indeed impressive. They are attuned Performing Arts Hall to one another in ways that are only .,0 accomplished after years of working Tap Dogs is an amazing display together and truly getting to know each of masculine tap dancing that has been other as individuals. cleverly choreographed by Dein Perry Each musical entrance, be it a and designed and directed by Nigel thrust of sound or a creeping in with a Triffitt. The show originated in Aus- dulcet entry, is as one. The individual tralia, then played in London where it body language while playing is simi- won almost every dance award, includ- lar. Being countrymen, their tempera- ing the Olivier Award for Best Chore- ment and emotional interpretations of ography. It was transferred to New a composition, seem to fortify the old York and soon became the dancing expression: in union there is strength. show to see and subsequently won the Their togetherness is truly astounding. Obie Award. After witnessing a perfor- The evening opened with mance on Wednesday, Jan. 14, the rea- Haydn's Quartet in D Major played sons for the critics' and audiences' ac- with drawing room elegance. Next claim is quite apparent. came Shostakovich's Quartet No. 5 in The six young men, underline B flat Major. It was played with the both young and men, perform with precision and daring. In the final move- enough energy to have kept at least half ment of this brilliant reading, violinist of the generators in Maine working at Aranovskaya held a single thin, high top speed during the recent ice-out. tone that could have disastrously tee- Once the performance commences not tered off the edge. Some members of one of the tappers sat for an instant. The Tap Dogs has won 11 International Awards the audience at Schein Hall were on the way the set was constructed you could very edge of their seats but ne'er fear, see them pacing in the wings keeping the Rain complete with everything remained on track. their energy at top speed, muscles After intermission they played warm, and ready for the next thrust dancing boots and troughs of water. One of the guys Tchaikovsky's Op 11, in D Major. The onto the stage. If they even needed a four musicians brought forth the startling two-word description, I'd slipped into a special hal- ter, was hoisted into the air composer's beautiful and soaring melo- strongly suggest: The Testosterone dies that filled the hall and added to Tappers. and tapped upside down on a specially rigged surface the evening's pleasure a glow of nos- Choreographer Perry has cleverly above him. talgic recognition. used good, solid basic tap steps and ar- The terrifically For me, these musicians, espe- ranged them in multiple variations. (To rhythmic musicians were cially Aranovskaya and Shukaev, were, learn the show must be akin to learn- clearly visible on two in some strange way, musical actors. ing a hundred and one tap routines). raised platforms behind the The way they played, the way they Each dancer's footwork was precise, dancers. They used an bowed and fingered, the body stances rhythmically clean and if it was to be original score that had that seemed necessary to interpret cer- unison, there was not one variation in been composed for the tain musical passages made it more and the sound of the taps. The top torsos show and played it well. more evident that they were, in a very and arms of each dancer had their own The cleverly arranged unique way, speaking a musical dia- particular style and that, in itself, scoring aided and added to logue. The message was clear and con- helped make the individual performer the excitement of the cise because of their astounding tech^ more interesting. Everything had a sound of the taps, but never St. Petersburg String Quartet nical bravura and total commitment to bright, newness about it that made it . obscured them. the particular composition they were feel as if it were actually happening for playing. This mastery allowed them the the first time. No names were attached to any The St. Petersburg freedom to soar. particular number but the program String Quartet The set and its multiple pieces re- listed the performers: Nathan Sheens, A rousing standing ovation sembled a Jungle Jim or giant Erector Todd Anderson, Brian Burke, Dan Schein Performance brought the artists back for many bows Set. The basic structure remained static Clemente, David Covington, Jason Hail and they graciously consented to play and new elements were creatively Kalish, Garon Michalitsis, Leajato You felt an air of excitement as an encore. It was an exciting reading added, used, then disposed of and a new Amara Robinson and Tim Varney. Six you entered Schein Performance Hall of Shostakovich's Polka from the bal- let, The Golden Age. facade was put into place. In this man- from the above listed group were on on Saturday evening, Jan 17. A large ner the dancing spaces and levels were stage at Mann Hall on Wednesday audience expectantly awaited the thrill ("The show must go on," seems constantly changing. They tapped on night. to be universal. The violist Konstantin ladders, on jagged levels, manipulated of hearing the highly touted St. Peters- burg String Quartet. John Friedman, Kats had a respiratory infection and through ropes that were cleverly strung, played the concert with a raging tem- and did their own version of Singin' in chairman of the BIG Arts music com- mittee, made a few pre-concert an- perature.) r f-SB « Friday January 23, 1998 - ISLANDER. IS LAN D SCENE The Wagners: Young at heart, younger In reality! For those of you who were wondering if Frank and Marsh Wagner were toddlers when they got married...The Wagners were married 42 years ago, in January of 1956, not 56 years ago, in January of 1942, as was erroneously reported in Island ! Scene a few weeks back. (And ), I used to be an accountant!) *

Wishing Captiva's Deb Filina a speedy recovery from her recent Stan and Camille Kucaba really dressed Mike Porknoy, who is studying surgery, a relaxing time while on the part for the 50s Sock Hop & Dinner international business in Washington leave from work at the Captiva held at the Lexington Country Club on D.C., turned 21 on Jan. 20. Mike is Island Yacht Club, a pleasant Jan. 17. They arrived in style in a '56 pictured with islander Neiva Porknoy, his vacation with her family in Mercury. Camille wore Stan's high school letter sweater and class ring; mom. North Carolina, and a happy Stan dressed as a "greaser"—jeans, 39th birthday on Jan. 29. black loafers, white socks and all.

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The Ernest Hemingway Literary Conference Sanibel Island, Florida June 20-21, 1998 Dine on the Agent, Authors, Literary, Popular, Screenwriting, Poetry. Islands Keynote by Robert B. Parker Michael Tolkin • Dr. Carol Hemingway • Steve Bodio • Les Standiford & Support Dr. James Nagel • Valerie Hemingway • Susan Gleason Dr. Jack Crocker * Christopher Keane • Jeffry P. Lindsay This two-day Conference at the Sundial Resort on beautiful Sanibel Island is for those Your Local who love writing, reading and the work of Ernest Hemingway. We are pleased to offer the Ernest Hemingway Writing Competitions for unpublished authors.: 1st Novel, Short Story, Poetry & Stage Play. $3000 CASH PRIZES, Deadline: May 1,1998. For Merchants details, send SASE to: 2323 Del Prado Blvd. Suite #7, Cape Coral, FL 33990 or Call (800) 916-9727 to register. Or see our website: www.hemingwayfestival.com Friday January ISLAND SCENE The Southwest Florida Songwriters1 Fest A weekend of inspiration and entertainment

Le/f, Gretchen Peters headlined the concert held at the Sanibel Community Center on Saturday night. Above, L to R, Brett Jones, John Mooney and "Downtown " Larry Brown also entertained at the Community Center.

Phillip Cortland Dunford, IV (Corky) of Pine Island Jimmy Jensen, of Jensen's Twin Palm Resort & Marina jams with blues singer John Mooney at The Hardware. on Captiva (one of the sponsors of the "Fest"), checks out the electronics with Pat McCune. Pat McCune, here at the Hardware, wowed the crowd Sanibel and Pine Island were alive with the with his expertise on a twelve string guitar. sound of music this weekend as a group of award- winning /recording artists inspired and entertained hundreds in several separate venues collectively called the Southwest Florida Songwriters' Fest. Concerts were held at The Waterfront Restaurant, The Double Nickol Pub and The Hardware in Saint James City, at the Sanibel-Captiva American Legion and the Sanibel Community Association. Concert goers enjoyed the blues, folk, country and combinations thereof—the lyrics sometimes humorous, sometimes heart-wrenching. The professionals shared the spotlight with local musicians at almost every event, all which proved, according to those attending, to be wonderfully entertaining good times. The spirit of the festival lives on. Stop by the Paradise Shops on Andy Rosse Lane, Captiva, on Saturday night. There, the Troubleshooters (locals Jimmy Jensen, David Frank, "Corky" and "Tom Cat") L to R: On Saturday afternoon at the Sanibel-Captiva American Legion, R. Bruce sang a tribute to "bleached blondes," will be entertaining alongside Nashville's Brent Moyer festival organizer Drew Reid took a turn on the stage, followed by J. Robert of Marco Island and Nashville's Brent and Joe Sun, beginning just after sunset. Moyer. gary david designs., Setting the standard for furnishings and interior design in Southwest Florida.

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Clubs & Organizations Wednesday of each month. Open to the 472-3817. 481-2099. public. 472-6940. • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST • AA—At least 1 meeting every day. Call Fan Clubs SCIENTIST, 2950 W. Gulf Drive- 275-5111 24 hours a day for schedule. • COMMITTEE OF THE ISLANDS (COTT)—Meets at 9 a.m. second Thurs- • BOSOX BOOSTER FAN CLUB— Sunday service and Sunday School 10:30 • AL-ANON—For those affected by Boston Red Sox fans interested in joining a.m. Wednesday meetings 7:30 p.m. 472- someone else's drinking. Tuesday 8:30 day of the month at NationsBank. 472- 0536. can call Paul Gaeta at Tarwinkles' Legends 8684. a.m. & 8 p.m., also Friday noon at Sanibel Bar & Grille, 472-1366 or write 2477 • SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Community Church. 275-5111. • KIWANIS CLUB OF SANIBEL- CAPTIVA ISLANDS—Meets at 7:30 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957. (multi-denominational), 1740 Periwinkle • AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF • "PATRIOTS IN PARADISE" FAN Way (next to Jerry's)—Sunday schedule: 8 RETIRED PERSONS (AARP)—Meets a.m. every Wednesday for breakfast at the Hungry Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge Rd. CLUB—Fans interested in joining call a.m. Traditional Communion Service; 9 2nd Friday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at The Sanibel Grill at Timbers Restaurant, a.m. Contemporary Service w/band & Civic Center on Library Way. Visitors Visiting Kiwanians welcome. 472-1537. • LIONS—Meets at 6:30 p.m. on 1st & 472-HIKE or write P.O. Box 124, Sanibel, Children's Ministry; 10 a.m. Traditional welcome. 472-5517. FL 33957. Service w/chancel choir; 11 a.m. Contem- • AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S 3rd Wednesday of each month at Sanibel Community Center on Periwinkle Way. porary Worship w/band. Child care is ASSOCIATION (ABWA)—Meets for Bridge provided for all services. Minister: Dr. dinner & business at 5:30 p.m. on the 2nd • NEWCOMERS—Newcomers and • FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE—Sanibel Island Greeters meet for lunch and a short, Denny Dennison. 24-hour answering Tuesday of every month at Sundial. Congregational United Church of Christ, service. 472-2684. Reservations must be made by Wednesday entertaining program on the second 2050 Periwinkle Way, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Every Wednesday of each month at Sundial • SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL prior to the Tuesday, meeting. Reserva- Monday, November-April. $2 charge. All tions: 472-4437. Terrace Room. Meet new friends, rekindle UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 2050 are welcome. 395-1770. Periwinkle Way—Sunday worship: • AMERICAN LEGION SANIBEL- the old. 395-2457, • ROTARY—Meets at 7:30 a.m. every Fishing, Shelling & morning chapel, 7:45 a.m.; full worship CAPTIVA POST 123—Meets at 7 p.m. service, 9 a.m.; Sunday school during 11 on 1st Wednesday of each month at Legion Friday at Hungry Heron. Visiting Rotarians Boating Organizations and interested individuals welcome, 472- • SANIBEL ISLAND TARPON a.m. service. Child care provided 9 & 11 Hall, Sanibel-Captiva Rd. 472-9979. a.m services. Elevator for easy access.Dr. • AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL- 2880. CLUB—Meets 6:30 p.m. 2nd Thursday of • SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIA- month March-July at local restaurant. 472- Randall H. Niehoff, minister. The Rev. Ms. IARY—Meets at 7 p.m. on 1st Wednesday Sandra Boler, associate minister. Church of each month at Legion Hall on Sanibel- TION—Meets 2nd Wednesday. October- 2656. April at Sanibel Community Center. Happy • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA POWER office open Monday through Friday. 472- Captiva Road. 472-9979. 0497. • CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP— Hour at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner and SQUADRON—Meets 3rd Tuesday of Sponsored by FISH. Meets at 10 a.m. the program (Advance reservations necessary). each month except July & August at 6 p.m. • ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH, fourth Tuesday of each month (except Dec. Office hours. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-2 at Sanibel Community Center. 472-4809. 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road—Saturday 16) at 1774 Bunting Lane. 395-0130. p.m. 472-2155. • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SHELL Mass 5:30 p.m.; Sunday Mass 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. (October through April,. • COMMITTEE OF NEIGHBOR- • ZONTACLUB of SANIBEL-CAP- CLUB—Meets at 8 p.m. on last Tuesday HOOD ASSOCIATIONS (CONA>— TIVA—Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at of month at Sanibel Community Center, additional noon Mass). Daily Mass 8:30 Luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on 1st 7:30 a.m. at Hungry Heron. Visiting October-May. Visitors welcome. 472- a.m. Holy day schedule same as weekends. Zontians welcome. Contact Linda Uhler at 4094. Confession: Sat. 3:30-4:30p.m. Msgr. • SANIBEL FISHING CLUB—Meets Robert W Schlefen and Rev. Carmen 1st Tuesday of month at 6:30 p.m. for Caruso. 472-2763. ' refreshments & fish tales; 7 p.m. meeting • ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS and program at Sanibel Community EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 2304 Peri- Center. Visitors welcome. winkle Way—Services (Through Novem- Sanibel-Captiva Review ber): Sunday 7:30 & 9:30 a.m. Wednes- Garden Clubs days 9 a.m., Holy Eucharist with Healing; • MASTER GARDENERS & HORTI- Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist. CULTURAL SOCIETY— Meets 1st Rector: The Very Rev. William P. Dodd; Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. at SHI Associate Rector: The Rev. R. David Sanibel Library, year-round. Everyone Purvis. 472-2173. Local Poetry, welcome. 472-6940. • TEMPLE JUDEA (Conservative • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ORCHID Congregation), 14486 A&W Bulb Road, 1ft/ SOCIETY—Meets 3rd Monday"of month VI Fort Myers—Services: Friday 8 p.m., i* ^J^^&->^* at 1:30 p.m., year round. Dr. Faye Saturday 9 a.m. Religious school: Sunday Granberry, 472-6940. 9:30-12:30. Pre-school Monday-Friday, Churches 8:30-3:30 (481-1121). Rabbi Benjamin Essays, Art & I • CAPTIVA CHAPEL BY THE SEA, Sendrow. 433-0201. »' JkjrifiEnb. i\ Captiva Island—Services 11 am Sunday • UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST and special days. Rev. Charles Smith. 472- SOCIETY OF THE ISLANDS— 1646. Services the first Sunday of each month, • BAT YAM-TEMPLE OF THE IS- November thru April, at Sanibel Congrega- LANDS (Reform congregation)—Services: tional Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way, at Fiction 8 p.m. Fridays at Sanibel Congregational 7:30 P.M. Pot-luck last Sunday of month. United Church of Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Dr Wayne Robinson leads the congrega- Way. 472-3016. tion. 472-7401. • ANNUNCIATION GREEK ORTHO- • UNITY—Services the first Sunday of DOX CHURCH, 8210 Cypress Lake each month at 4 p.m. at Sanibel Congrega- Drive, Fort Myers—Sunday service at tional Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way. The 10:30 a.m., weekdays at 9. Sunday School Rev. Ken Micah Murdock, Minister. 278- at 10:15 a.m. Rev. Arthur Kontinos, Pastor. 1511. HpE GOT A FISH STORY Please send $9.95, plus $2 shipping and handling, to the TO TELL? Sanibel Captiva Review, P.O. 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Beaches full of the bizarre fighting conch The beaches were literally crawling water, but still survive quite well until the eyes and others which live in the same the person with one of these. with Florida fighting conchs this past week tide does come in. beach sand. Unfortunately it floats. They sell for in what has to be a bizarre ritual which no Just why any shell would suddenly Or it could be the mating season — about $170. one seems to understand. in mass start uncovering from the protec- because in a couple of months, when the Of course you've noticed that it's The fighting conch is one of the true tion of a buried position is hard to explain. waters warm, long jelly like strands of eggs cool now to smoke cigars, and what an- conchs. It feeds on red algae while others One shell friend of mine said it might be appear in the water. gler would venture out without protection like the horse conch (really a tulip family that in the early morning hours, when it Whichever reason, it is interesting to for his fine, hand-rolled stogies? member) and whelks, eat other shells. The can be the coldest just before dawn, the see for the first time. Next time you find your- Enter "HE-Man Ammo Can Humi- fighting conch is too small for people to Jiving conchs survive by coming out in the self on the beach at dawn during a full moon, dors," which look a lot like an army ammo eat, although its larger cousin, the queen air and becoming active. keep an eye out for the crawling fighting can, but are actually built to hold cigars. conch, is a delicacy. We were on a bar just off the beach conchs. Don't worry, they don't bite. And they are originally .30 and .50 cal No matter the eating habits or fam- of Cayo Costa last week during full moon Fishing news ammo cans, but with modifications. Inside phase. It was about 8 a.m. and there had to it is lined with Spanish cedar and has what ily background, the fighting conch has a Do you know an angler who has ev- strange ritual which has to be seen to be be 100 live conchs in the space of 100 yards the company calls a state-of-the art built- in either direction. ery possible frivolous piece of fishing in hygrometer and humidifier. They start believed. equipment ever made? I bet they don't have In the days of the full moon, in the Later in the morning, as the tide at about $60. a couple of hot new items which have just Just when you thought you had all colder parts of the year, Florida fighting came in, the conchs started to bury them- come on the market, both of which mark conchs dig themselves out of the sand selves and by high tide, although we knew the toys ... good luck fishing this week. the entrance of a new wave of people who (Have a question or comment about where they hide and start moving about where they were, no signs remained. The enjoy fishing. with the aid of a hooked foot. The shells next morning, still under that full moon something this week? YOu can e-mail The first "must have" item is the Jeep Capt. Mike Fuery [email protected] or average 3-4 inches long and the strong before dawn, they were back, eagerly claw- Entertainment center, which is a mobile, muscular foot can take it several yards. ing their way out of sand! visit his web site at www.sanibel- rugged boom box for the new generation. online.comlguides/fuery.htin). For some unknown reason, just at I can't think of any other shell which It has AM/FM and digital CD player so these cold times, the shells suddenly ap- shares this funny display with the fighting even on the most remote fishing trip, the pear at the lowest stages of the tide. Most conch. If it's too cold for them, the same big sounds are always there. And, I also of this time the shells aren't even in the should be true of whelks, olives, shark's bet I'll be the hapless camper next door to

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Securities are offered through SunTrust Securities, Inc., a registered broker/dealer, member NASD, SIPC. Asset based ranking based on July 1997 Institutional Investor, SEC standardized total return at maximum offering includes reinvestment of all income, dividends, and capital gains distributions. The performance quoted represents past performance of the SunTrust Bank's internally managed common trust fund, adjusted for fees and expenses for periods prior to February 12,1993, and past performance of the Trust Shares for the periods between February 12,1993 and )une 1 1995 ' respectively. The common trust fund was not registered under the 1940 ha and therefore was not subject to certain investment restrictions which may have adversely affected performance Morningstar proprietary ratings reflect risk-adjusted performance through November 30,1997. The ratings are subject to change every month. Ratings are calculated from the fund's three-year returns (with fee adjustments) in excess of 90-day Treasury bill returns, and a risk factor that reflects fund performance below 90-day T-bill returns. Ten percent of the funds in a rating category receive five stars 22.5% receive four stars, 35% receive three stars, 22.5% receive two stars, and 10% receive one star. The performance for the S&P 500 Index includes reinvested dividends and capital gains' An individual cannot invest directly in an index. Past performance does not guarantee future results. The STI Classic Funds are advised by affiliates of SunTrust Banks Inc The distributor of the STI Classic Funds-is SE1 Investments Distribution Co., Oaks, PA 19456. SEI Investments Distribution Co. is not affiliated with SunTrust Banks, Inc. A prospectus, containing more information including charges and expenses, is available by writing SunTrust Securities, Inc., 1349 W. Peachtree St., Suite 1180, Atlanta, GA 30308. Please read the prospectus carefully before you invest or send money. *The Morningstar ranking is based upon 2,242 investment companies in the Large Blend category for a 3-year period ending 9/30/97. The one-year total return of the STI Classic Value Income Stock Fund is 28.22%, the three-year is 23,78%, the five-year is 18.60% and since inception (10/31/89-9/30/97) is 17.72%. income ©1998 SunTrust is a registered service mark belonging exclusively 10 SunTrust Banijs, Inc.

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