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This Award Winner Week Tax Vote The Sanibel City Council tentatively decided to hold a referendum to see if resi- dents want to pay for the •••< sewer expansion project with property taxes instead of a utility tax...... ,...... ,:...... 3A Ghost Stories It's approaching Halloween, and islanders seem to be full of ghostly experiences...... ,.„...... 5A Cruising SVtcPhees Scott and Gretchen McPhee 'jft report from the Cook Islands. ..17B Review/Preview Frank Wagner looks at the past year's Community Concert series and tells us what kind of music is planned. for this season. : .....6B

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By Scott Martell • Sanibel Shell Shocked, a collection of humor col- ethical perceptions between the administration and Islander Editor umns by Islander columnist Art Stevens, will be pub- myself." Voters may choose (Information for this column was taken from lished by the end of the month. • Residents of Sanibel and Captiva reported being past issues of the Sanibel-Captiva Islander. The pa- shaken last Wednesday and Friday by a series of Fifteen years ago minor tremors that also affected Pine Island, Cape how to tax themselves per started publishing in 1961.) (Oct. 26,1982) Coral and Fort Myers Beach. Local police agen- ByJILLTYRER One year ago • Neal Bowen, Sanibel's first full-time city attorney, cies believe that the tremors may have been caused (Oct. 25, 1996) is bowing out after six years of service. Islander staff writer by military activities in the Gulf of Mexico. It looks as though citizens will get a chance to vote on whether they want to •The Pirate Playhouse hosts Shakespeare's Twelfth • The Islander endorses Jerrold Muench and Donald • Sanibel Homes offers two models on golf course Night, inviting about 3,000 Lee County students to Bissell for the Sanibel City Council. The two will pay for the sewer system through higher property taxes instead of through a utility lots. A3-bedroom, 2-bath tri-level home on Mock- tax. learn about the bard's work. "bring new ideas, practical judgment and young ingbird is offered for $83,900; a 2-bedroom, 2- • Janet Cali resigns as a commander with the Sani- blood" to the council. Officially, the agenda items were tabled until Council's Nov. 4 meeting, when bath with large family room home, also on Mock- it will consider an amended ordinance to levy the tax as well as a proposal to hold a bel Police Department due to a complicated and • Supervised by troop leader Debbie Friedlund, 15 ingbird, is offered for $75,900. acute form of arthritis. Girl Scouts turned out to spruce up Sanibel's his- referendum. If the referendum fails, the utility tax would kick in. • Classic Flight Inc. pilot Doug Keen is forced to toric cemetery this week as part of the Active Thirty years ago Council came to the decision after listening for nearly three hours Tuesday to land his bi-plane adjacent to the Beachview Golf Citizen's Badge requirements. (Oct. 26, 196J) one person after another in the audience of about 60 protest not only the tax, but the Course due to engine problems. • In response to charges by his son Peter, that the • The six-page Islander sells for 7 cents a copy, issue of having to pay for other people's sewer. city has been "dragging its feet in finalizing an ordi- with subscriptions costing $3 on the islands and The first to speak was former Mayor Jerry Muench, who said he was there to Five years ago nance setting up a moderate cost housing program $3.50 off-island. represent the 326 units in Periwinkle Trailer Park. He was on Council when the City (Oct. 27, 1992) for the Island," Councilman Fred Valtin said he • The IN. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Ref- bought the sewer system and he was glad it did, he said, "but, honest to God, I don't • Fill dirt is increasing the city's coffers. In Septem- "plead[ed] guilty to not forcing the issue." He said uge is now the official name for the Sanibel Na- know where we got off line here.... Our staff direction was if you use the sewer, you ber, the city collected $88,600 in fees at the cause- he expected the ordinance to fly by year's end. tional Wildlife Refuge. New signs are being in- pay for your sewer. I certainly don't want to pay for everyone's sewer.... This is just way weigh station from trucks crossing the cause- stalled. The name change climaxed five years of not right. It is unfair," he said, drawing a loud round of applause from the audience way. Last year, the amount was $9,555. Finance Twenty years ago efforts by the J.N. "Ding" Darling Memorial Com- — which Mayor Bob Davison gaveled down. Director Renee Lynch attributes almost all the dif- (Oct. 25,1977) mittee. Darling died in 1962. People in Sanibel Bayous have their own system, said Rose Van Laere, in an ference to development at the Sanctuary develop- • City Planning Director Carleton Ryffel resigned his • Bird tours to be resumed: Griffing Bancroft is emotional speech. She and her husband have been paying for that system for 18 ment at Wulfert Point. position after about one year's service. He sited "non- once more back on the island and ready to resume years and now the city is planning to charge them so others can be on sewer. "We Sanibel Elementary School is preparing to celebrate satisfaction with the terms of my employment which his highly successful bird tours. don't mind paying our share, but I'll be darned if I pay for someone else's." Some its 30th birthday with a party. I agreed to, and a basic conflict of philosophical and people on fixed incomes are saying they'll have to move off the island, and that includes her and her husband, she said, her voice breaking. "Pennies don't fall out of heaven. That was only a dream. I think the whole system is the pits." When Ed Meyers bought his home in the Dunes, he said, the fact that it was on sewer was factored into the price. He's already paid and he doesn't want to pay for feegKt Just Off The Island about this on 20 different occasions," said Councilman George Madison. "If your There are a number of ghost stories floating taxes go up, so do mine.... The first idea was that users only would pay," he said, and around the island, some that islanders have brought stairs in the old house lived her two great aunts, who the hospital. 1HE HUNGRY HEKON TARW1NXLES SEAFOOD RESTAURANT "they packed this room and pleaded with us" to find another way to finance the with them from other places, some that people have planned to move out. "I picked up the phone and said 'He died at Casual American Faro Creative Flondion Cui'inc system. The first phase of the project will be in that part of the island with the experienced themselves. Carmen and Tony slept on a mattress on the hard- 11:10' and Mother said 'How did you know?'" lowest valued homes and they were being asked to come up with up to $13,000. Next Friday, ghosts and ghouls and Star Wars wood floor and they thought it unusual one night when Later, when she picked her watch up at work, TKt iACARANOA WINDOWS ON THE WATIS Eventually, Council decided the City would cover half the cost. figures will haunt houses in search of sweet treasures. they both were awakened to strains of one of Bach's she noticed it had stopped — at 11:10. Oino U idtr The Stars at Sundial Beach But while children revel in their tricks and treats and Brandenburg Concertos, a piece Carmen knows and The problem with holding a referendum, Madison said, is that "if the vote is loves well. From then on, "sporadically in the night, Knock, knock, knockin'... 'no,' we still have to find a way to pay." The utility tax would kick in and "some of us adults wander from party to party, other spirits might When Bobbie McGlynn first moved to the is- be watching, unseen and unsuspected, from behind between 1 and 6 a.m., we would hear the Brandenburg thought that would be deceiving" because some voters would likely think, they were Concerto through the hardwood floors," she said. land some years ago, she and a friend were living in voting for or against the sewer project. If the question is put to a vote, Madison told the darkened windows, their weary souls perhaps in search an A-frame house at the end of Seagrape, Her friend's of sweet rest. They figured it was the two aunts playing their audience, "all you folks talking in support of ad valorem should be out there" pushing piano in the living room, but when Tony crept down grandfather had died and there was a door knocker people to vote in favor. "If it fails, the utility tax likely will kick in the next day." A ghost with taste and talent one night, he came back upstairs more puzzled. The from his grandfather's home hanging on a nail in the Council has heard that assessing the entire cost to those getting the sewer Certain people seem to draw ghosts, and Carmen women were both sound asleep. "From then on, when kitchen. would be unfair, said Councilman Wally Kain, and they've heard that the utility tax Embry is one of those who has had several encoun- we heard it, one of us would sneak down," but the One night, they heard it knocking on the wall, is unfair and either could force some people off the island. "We have to find the least ters. aunts were always in bed and asleep. so McGlynn got up and found that it had shifted up on evil way to get this thing accomplished." Few ideas came up Tuesday that hadn't Since she moved to Sanibel three years ago, the One day, Carmen told her aunts she'd like to the nail. She pushed it back down and went back to been considered, he said, and "we are picking the least undesirable choice and I only brush with the spirit world she's had is hearing record the piece but, although both were fond of clas- bed, but hadn't been there long when it started knock- don t know how to make that painless." light footsteps on the breezeway outside her home, sical music, they told her they really didn't like that ing again. "There's been a lot of argument that we should let the citizens vote," said where a former owner reportedly died. It's happened particular piece. Perhaps, Tony suggested, it was com- This time, her friend went into the kitchen, took Mayor Davison. He hadn't favored that idea, but "I'm starting to lean that way." several times. "It's more like a passing through," she ing on the public radio station while they were asleep. the knocker off the nail and laid it on a shelf before Nonetheless, he added, the City needs the utility tax as a backup in case the referen- said, and "it's a light step." When it's happened, the "They said 'We don't play the radio at night,'" Carmen crawling back into bed. dog has raised an ear and looked toward the breeze- said. When the knocking started again, McGlynn said Council voted to continue the issue until its Nov. 4 meeting, when it will con- way, as do the cats, but when she looks out the door, About a month after Tony and Carmen had "I thought you took it off the wall" and he said' I did. sider an ordinance implementing the utility tax, to take effect in April. The proposed no one is in sight and the screen doors, which would moved in, the aunts moved out and Carmen's mother When they investigated, the knocker was back on the ordinance also will say, though, that if the referendum should pass, the utility tax allow someone through, are closed. moved downstairs. An antique dealer, she had found nail on the wall. will be nullified. But it's not her first experience with spirits and, an antique oak pump-organ, which she kept in the din- as she quoted from Shakespeare's Hamlet, "There are ing room. (Continued, page 6A) . 6A- October 24, 1997 - ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 - 7A Ghost Tales, from 5A Kit Harris, they began to understand The Eurnap light appearance, some of the ghost stories that sur- Sanibel apparently has its share Kearns said. rounded the old house. msfimcho of ghosts, too. They specu- "We had several weird experi- People can see the Burnap Cottage lated that Mrs. ences," she said, mostly in the foyer over at the Sanibel Historical Museum Brewster's by the stairs. Our Town and Village now, but for most of its 100 ghost had Soon after they moved in, they no- years, it stood onWoodring Point. That's come for a last ticed a recurring, pungent smell, "like a where it was when J.F. and Nellie visit before dead mouse," she said. "I was working Brewster bought the cottage in 1948 and she went on in a restaurant on Sanibel [and talking PEOPLE subsequently added a second story to the her way. about the smell]. Someone said 'Oh, house. "Ghosts had a you've got a ghost. You can get rid of it Celebrating Halloween Humane Society Benefits In the late '60s, Anne Kearns lived certain way of by talking to it.'" Harris was a little skep- The recent sale of a painting entitled "Mr. next door and looked after the cottage producing a tical — not nearly as skeptical as her Halloween is next Friday, Oct. 31. What are MacGregor's Cow" by artist Frank Sadera, known for Nancy Palmer and LeClair Bissell, little wind as husband, she said — but she decided to you going to do to celebrate? by locals as one of the congenial staff at the Sanibel who owned it at the time. It was often they pass by," give it a try. "I got real peaceful and told Post Office, benefited the Lee County Humane So- rented out, she said, but it was supposed Esperanza Strangely enough, a reporter's camera went "ghostly" this week it 'We're here in peace and we have no ciety. The painting was sold by Sanibel Gallery. told Kearns, to be empty when she woke up one night before Halloween, creating a spooky portrait ofBrigette Robinson, intention of harming you.'... The smell These funds are the first earmarked for a spay/neu- in the middle of the night. She had re- and that wind never came back." tering program offering these services for pets whose might have Shane Beach and Carol Riczo. Carolyn Fisher, cently made sure it was clean and locked But other things did happen. owners could not otherwise afford them. The pro- (L to R) Chet Smith of the Lee County Humane Society up, but a light was shining in the up- joggled the and you never know what's going on," Sanibel gram is sponsored by the Humane society in con- light on. said Ellen Harris. Johnny and Kit were in the house one . accepts a $1200 check from artist Frank Sadera and stairs window. She and her husband time when they heard a noise. There was Just probably have junction with the Caloosa Veterinarian Society. Duey Liber, owner of Sanibel Gallery didn't want to tangle with any burglars, Laetitia Ashmore Nutt came from some nice treats for trick- The Nutt house Kentucky to Sanibel in the 1880s with no wind, no earth tremors, but the LCEC Honors Bill Hetherington so they decided to leave it until the next Esperanza's son, Ralph Woodring, French doors were rattling. After that, or-treaters. We're in a morning. When they went over, it still her daughters — Cordelia, Laetitia new house this year so I Bill Hetherington, director of engineering and Crestwell School plans Fall said he hasn't had any personal experi- Lafon and Nannie—her brother, James "I would keep the doors open all the operations at Lee County Electric Cooperative was locked up tight and nothing was dis- ences with ghosts on the island. "If time" to let whoever it was pass through. hope we [have a lot of Jamboree "Ashmore,; and Her mother-in-law, Anri trick-or-treaters]. (LCEC), was recently honored by the Utility Group On Oct. 25, from 4 to 7 p.m., the Crestwell turbed, but that one light was burning you're as mean as I am, ghosts don't Because the house is old and has upstairs. They figured the bulb had been T. Nutt, and homesteaded on the gulf. of the District 1 Florida Utility Liaison Committee. School is sponsoring a Family Fun Fall Jamboree. bother you," he said. But "there are Lettie and Cordie never married and settled, some of the floors are uneven Hetherington, a frequent representative of LCEC on loose and worked itself on somehow. some wild stories passed down through 3 The event, a traditional country fair complete with a Nannie reportedly married later in life. and Harris bedroom door opens up- Sanibel, was named Utility Liaison of the Year for pumpkin patch, will be held on the school grounds, About a week later, Kearns was the years." hill. It can't just drift open without talking to Esperanza Woodring and hap- They built a large house, called The his "...unprecedented efforts and enthusiasm toward 8140 college Parkway, Fort Myers. Admission is $3 The Nutt sisters had a house on Gables or Gray Gables, which still stands some force and it won't stay open with- implementation of electronic permitting in ... Dis- pened to mention the mysterious light. the gulf that was sealed up for 10-15 Kristie Anders, and includes a raffle ticket. Call 481-4478 for more on West Gulf Drive. In more recent years, out a latch to hold it. But Harris was in trict 1." information. Esperanza told her that, coincidentally, years. "It was reported to be haunted. bed reading one night when "the door North Captiva she had received word that Nellie the house has been moved closer to the Guys would take their dates there," he road and turned around so it faces the very gently poofed open." The cat - - Halloween is the" Brewster had died — just about the said, although he doesn't know anyone could open it by jumping at it and she 30th birthday of the KIDS same time Kearns found the light on. road, but between it and the road still lies EVENTS who actually saw or heard any ghosts. a little cemetery, where the Nutt sisters, at first thought it was the cat. Then she [Sanibel-Captiva] Con- South Seas hosts Halloween "It was just so unlikely that the But Cordie and Lettie Nutt's de- noticed the cat sleeping at the end of servation Foundation ... Thank you from the sea turtles lady would die" so close to the light's their mother, uncle, grandmother and Hayride and Spook Trail scendants have. "It's a crazy old house other family members are buried. the bed. As she watched the door, it so there will be almost The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation very gently closed again. 200 of us celebrating with On Oct. 25, from 6 to 8 p.m. South Seas Plan- Sea Turtle Program will host its annual Thank You Florence Young's grandmother tation will host a Halloween Hayride and Spook Trail was a cousin to the Nutt sisters and it Also, shortly after they moved in, our volunters that night at Party on Tuesday, Oct. 28, beginning at 7 p.m. in the TBIGArts, with a skit by at Chadwick's Square on Captiva. The event is free SCCF Auditorium. Volunteers will be honored and the was she who brought the house back they noticed that their new refrigerator and open to the public. Activities include face paint- kept leaking water from the water-ice the staff [including her]. 1997 nest data and program activities will be reviewed. SPECTACULAR VIEWS into the family. Young, who lives in Ala- ing, a haunted hayride, games and music. Each child bama, now owns the house. dispenser. Johnny called the factory, Jeannine will receive a bag of Halloween treats and prizes will Visit a haunted house Immaculate three bedroom, two bath home! "The first night she was there," which sent a new part, and when that 100 feet Bayfront with seawall! Courtyard Mendolusky, be awarded for the most original costumes. in Fort Myers Young said, "she said 'I hope the girls didn't fix the problem, it sent another Local businesses are joining together to host a entry with fountain and koi pond! 36'of glass refrigerator. "After several new refrig- Cape Coral Sanibel Elementary School allow magnificent views from the 36' x 25" come and visit. I loved them so.'" very scary Haunted House for charity in downtown It was a little spooky when they erators," Johnny got on the phone with News great room! Split floorplan with two guest Probably going to Fort Myers from Oct. 22 through Nov. 1. From 7 visited their grandmother, said Ellen an engineer for the company, Harris Congratulations are in order for the following p.m. to midnight visit the 13 rooms of horror at 2219 bedrooms! Wood deck Bayfront for your en- said. They couldn't figure out what the one of the local clubs for students who have been chosen as Citizens of the tertaining pleasure! • Exquisitely land- Harris, Young's sister—not because they Main Street, across from the First Union Bank, above ever had any encounters with ghosts, but problem was and the engineer said, jok- a party and watch how Week at Sanibel Elementary School: Sara DiBiase, scaped! Price: $899,000. people have dressed up. the Indigo Room. The price of admission is $5 for "I was always a little nervous because ing, "It sounds like you've got a ghost." Jimmy Shannon, Alyssa Perez, Wesley Hoffman, adults and $3 for children under 12. Proceeds will there was a cemetery in the back yard." "Johnny said 'Well, we do live in Guy Pepitone, Jean-Michael Ligon, Angel Jordan, benefit MDA, St- Jude's, and the SW Florida Fire SUNDIAL BEACH & TENNIS RESORT When she went to get the mail, she'd get a 100-year-old house with a cemetery Dylan Conway, Brianna Larocque, Maria Rosso, Fighters Association. 2 units available. One "Executive Suite " to the cemetery and run past, then do the in the back,' and the engineer hung up' Jenna Oltmans and Hallie Setzer. Arts and Crafts show one "Garden Suite," both top floor and same on the way back. on him," Harris said. The school is looking for the donation of a bind- at HealthPark beautifully furnished, one bedroom, one But if she ever worried about Harris doesn't know who their Sandy ing machine and large racks usually used to display ghostly visits, her grandmother would say ghost might be or whether he or she greeting cards. Call 472-1617 if you have items to The Share Club of Lee Memorial Health sysk bath apartments, Guaranteed income Guenther, is sponsoring an Arts & Crafts Show to be held at the and all of Sundial Resort amen ities: pool, "'Oh don't worry. It's just Aunt Lettie or wants something in particular. In fact, donate. Aunt Cordie.' ... Grand-mamma was a the ghost apparently is cutting them off. Sanibel The annual Salvation Army Canned Food Drive HealthPark Medical Center (Summerlin/Bass Rds.) on tennis, restaurants and golf privileges. is on, and will continue through next week. The goal Friday, Oct. 31, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is Offered at $184,500 and $215,000. character. She'd say 'If I woke up in the Last year, Harris and Young par- njght andsawone of them, IMsay "Come _ ticipated in a game of Ouija at the house^ Sitting at home, is to collect 1000 items. The classroom bringing in free. Call 454-3580 for more information. get in bed with me."' She wouldn't want" and Tried" Wsurrirhorii thegfiost,' but waiting for trick-or-treat- the most items per student will be treated to ice cream. Holiday Craft Fair SINGLE FAMILY HOME to scare me," said Harris, who lives in "they didn't want to have anything to ers, pretending they're Professional award-winning craftspeople from my grandchildren. Scholarship deadline With all the convenience of a condo- Naples now. "We grew up a little skepti- do with us," Harris said. High school students with 'B* or better Grade across the nation will participate in Buckler's 5th minium boasts 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, loft, cal, but never afraid." "They wouldn't come. All it said Point Average (GPA) and college students with a 'B+' Annual Holiday Craft Fair, to be held at the Lee Civic screened porch, upstairs master suite Their grandmother-died in (he late was 'Goodbye,' 'Goodbye,'" Young or better GPA are eligible for a $1,000 college schol- Center on Nov. 1 & 2, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both with private loft"and open deck. Msb~ —7©s-and-4or~a while-th&-house-,was said.-!!Weiasked 'Do_ y.£uJikeJiie_ arship (U.S. citizens only). To receive an applica- days. Admission is $4 per person, children under 12 UNIQUE to this home is a "Widow's empty and the vegetation grew up, giv- house?' and they said 'yes.'" Carol Empert, tion, send a request by Dec. 16,1997 to Educational are admitted free. Free parking will be provided. Watch " allowing a great view of the gulf. ing it a very spooky look, "like the "They may have thought the Communications Scholarship Foundation, 721 No. Sanibel 15th Annual Taste of the Town Offered at $649,500 furnished. Addams family," Harris said. The own- Ouija board was silly," Harris said. McKinley Rd., PO Box 5012, Lake Forest, IL 60045- On Sunday, Nov. 2, the Junior League of Fort ers apparently kept adding to the origi- "The Nutt ladies" were well educated. 5012. All requests must include the student's name, I don't know. Prob- Myers and the News-Press will present the 15th nal structure and it ended up with five In fact, they were teachers. "If it vhis permanent home address, city, state, zip code, name Annual Taste of the Town at Centennial Park on the attics. It would never pass codes if it the Nutt ladies, they were lovely, nice ably go to the Timbers, of current high school or college, approximate GPA Jac, a couple other riverfront, downtown Fort Myers. Admission to the MARSHA S. CLIFFORD were built today, she said with a laugh, people and they wouldn't have a'ny- and year in school during the 1997-98 academic year. event, scheduled between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. and Sanibel, FL 33957 but "it managed to withstand all those places, have a good time. Broker, Associate thing to do with a Ouija board." Applications must be returned by January 14,1998. featuring face painting for the kids, a train ride, a (941)472-1511 hurricanes." 22 Year Island Resident wilh PMR Since 1978 1-800-233-8829 But it makes some great stories, bounce house and music by local bands, is $4. When Harris and her husband, lP]%/f"R /Friscilla Murphy (941)472-2902 she said. "It's always fun to have a Realty, Inc. (eves) Johnny, moved into the house in 1983- ghost storyjf it's not. aaything-scatyjl— f. with their children, John Hamlett and (Continued, page 9A) 8A • Friday, October 24, 1997 • ISLANDER o u ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 • 9A OUR TOWN Snapshot Best asset? My friends. Business Expo equity theatre, recently donated a sur- Best quality? You can say The Southwest Florida Partners plus Macintosh computer to Theatre mas only what you like to think. ... I'm in Business is holding its 4th annual Conspiracy, the non-profit semipro- Business Expo on Nov. 4 at Sheraton fessional theatre company at the accepting and ... try to be open- Foulds Theatre, Lee County Alliance minded. Harbor Place, 2500 Edwards Drive, Fort Myers. Valuable information on of the Arts. Jean Beach: A big asset Pet peeve? Sloppy desks, "This is just the latest example disorganization. conducting business in the city, county and state will be provide at of how the theatre companies in this Favorite poet? Carmen area work together for the good of in BIG Arts family Embry. over 20 participating booths. The ad- mission fee of $3 includes refresh- all," said Bill Taylor, Artistic Direc- Favorite writer? Shake- ments, information and door prizes. tor and founder of Theatre Con- ByJILLTYRER best of both their assets. Beach's finan- speare. spiracy. cial responsibilities will continue, she For reservations and information call Islander staff writer Who would you most like to 334-1190. For season schedules and ticket If you go to many concerts, ex- will still be on hand to help members, information call The Pirate Playhouse and she will handle more scheduling have dinner with? "Most of the hibits or other events at BIG Arts, people I admire, I've already had at 472-4109 and The Theatre Con- chances are pretty good you've seen and employee supervision duties. spiracy at 936-3239. She'll also be the cheerful, mod- dinner with. I've known very spe- GROUPS Jean Beach. cial people." She's been working at BIG Arts est person who sometimes answers the Jean Beach Episcopal Church for two years, but you might not know phone when you call or greets you NOTICES Jeff Reynolds of Community Bank of the Islands presents Elaine Smith and Theresa when you visit. cently moving back to Pennsylvania. Do you fish for specific fish or women to meet Louwers of the American Business Women's Association with a generous donation of her. "As a bookkeeper, I've always is it casual? Past, present and future women been in the background," she said. Beach started working at the Bar- "I never envisioned myself living in Vision and hearing four $100 Savings Bonds and $1,000 in cash. The ABWA is dedicated to raise money "Whatever happens to come near members of Saint Michael's Episco- to be used for scholarships to deserving young women in the community. The Actually, she has been doing a lot rier Island Group for the Arts shortly Florida. My parents would vacation screenings at Baileys after she moved here from Philadelphia with us children in Miami. ... Until I the bait. ... I caught this beautiful pal Church are invited to attend the Sanibel-Captiva Chapter is looking forward to its biggest fundraiser of the year, more than bookkeeping and now she'll first of six monthly meetings on Mon- Eye Centers of Florida will pro- Casino Night, to be held at the Sundial on Nov. 14. be doing even more. She recently be- about 21/2 years ago. After owning and visited Sanibel, I thought all of Florida porkfish that looks like something that should be in a tropical fish tank. Oh, it day, Nov. 10, at noon in the parish vide free vision and hearing screen- came administrative director, a full- operating a restaurant-tavern for 10 looked like Orlando and Miami." ings at Bailey's General Store on Oct. years and working for five years in a How did you come to work at was beautiful. It was yellow and black hall. No reservations are required for time position, switching positions with these ECW luncheon meetings. 27 from 9 a.m to 2:45 p.m. Results Carmen Embry, who wanted to work gift shop, she moved to Sanibel and BIG Arts? and white. ... It was a horrible name but a beautiful fish." November's meeting will include a of all tests are given to patients as part time so she could devote more time took the part-time job as bookkeeper "I have an interest in art and mu- well as information on a variety of at BIG Arts. What do you like to read? musical program featuring a quiz on to her writing and art. sic, but I didn't even realize what BIG famous Episcopal hymns. vision and hearing concerns. Call Beach won't be taking on all of How did you find Sanibel? Arts was all about when I applied. Shakespeare, historical novels. I really like Herman Wouk — War and The Guild of Saint (800) 226-3377 for more information. Embry's former duties, though. The "I fell in love with it six years The position suited my needs. But, Free information on two joke that "together we make a ago," she said. "Circumstances two as the months passed and I experi- Remembrance and The Winds of War. I Isabel's to meet whole person" — that they have years ago gave me the opportunity to enced the marvelous people here, I also like the beach novels that you can The tax-deffered annuities complementary personalities and tal- move down. Her mother had a home fell as much in love with BIG Arts as take to the beach and read in one day. Women's Guild Independent Advantage Finan- ents. BIG Arts, they said, will get the on Sanibel for eight years before re- with Sanibel. ..." What about music? of St. Isabels cial (IAF), the nation's leading direct- "This really is a wonderful place "I love jazz, the '40s standards. Catholic to-the-consumer shopping service for to work and the reason is because of And I'm very partial to Billy Joel." Church will tax-advantaged insurance-based in- urns the people," she said. Board members What advice would you give a meet for the vestments is offering free educational pitch in whenever something needs to 20-year-old? first time this materials to consumers who want to be done and "Laverne and Bill "The most important things in season on Mon- learn more about tax-deffered annu- [Phillips] are what holds it all together. your life are the things that money can't day, Oct. 27 at 9 ities and other retirement savings ads into The Islands' Community They are BIG Arts." buy." a.m. in the new plans. Call (800) TAX-CUTS to re- ceive without cost or obligation the Newspaper since ! 961 (ftLLWflYSTRftUEL) What were you like growing Have you had any mentors or parish hall. up? people who made a big impact on you? Back by popu- following special reports: Your Com- jingles. EDITOR: Scott Martell "I've always enjoyed numbers "My mom definitely is a very sue-: lar demand, Dr. Faye Granberry will plete Guide to Tax-Deferred Annu- and puzzles and have always been de- cessful businesswoman. The skills I speak on landscaping design and re- ities, Equity Indexed Annuities, the GENERAL MANAGER: tail-oriented," she said. "I was born have in running a business came from lated topics. Refreshments will be Guaranteed Return Annuity Honor Cariene Brennen with a congenital hip problem and I was her, her capability. Since I've come to served. The Guild meets every month Roll and Variable Annuity Showcase. GENERAL SALES MANAGER: not as active as other children." But BIG Arts, I'd have to say it's Bill through April, usually on the last Donate your used what she could do — and was quite Stantee Kucaba NOW UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Phillips. He's taken the knowledge I Monday of the month. vehicles and save good at — was sailing and swimming. had and expanded it ten-fold. ... If it REPORTERS: Frank Wagner, FISH continues its taxes • CRUISES • AMTRAK As a teen-ager, she taught swim- weren't for Bill Phillips and BIG Arts, Anne Bellew, ming lessons and "just fell into sailing. I would never have expanded my good works on Call (800)488-CARS to receive Jill Tyrer, Camille Kucaba • WORLD WIDE TRAVEL ... The only thing I ever did in my life Sanibel information on how to donate un- knowledge." wanted cars, trucks, boats and motor CONTRIBUTORS: Capt. Mike Fuery, • CUSTOM VACATION PLANNING that came naturally was sailing.... I was Are you involved with other Friends In Service Here (FISH) 8 in a body cast when I was 13. At that homes to the National Kidney Foun- Betty Anholt, Faye Granberry, Bobbie ESCORTED GROUPS & TOURS groups or organizations? are neighbors helping neighbors, pro- Sharp, Art Stevens, Bill Hallstead, Christmas, my parents bought me a viding transportation to medical fa- dation and possibly rack up valuable She belongs to the Mercedes- tax savings. The procedure is simple. Chelle Koster Walton • CORPORATE/BUSINESS TRAVEL sailboat." . Benz Club in Fort Myers. "We do some cilities, respite for families of the dis- Mike Rehr, Chuck Skinner She started sailing the following abled, in-home meals to the handi- Vehicles are picked up free and do- • SAILING CHARTERS/LESSONS charity work — Candlelighters for nors receive a letter acknowledging ADVERTISING summer at the yacht club her parents [children with] cancer. ... I did work capped, visits to shut-ins, and a help- Tracey Markwaiter, Mgr. Free Ticket Delivery belonged to and she started racing in ing hand to the elderly. FISH volun- the gift for tax purposes. Sue Bryant for the "Ding" Darling Society a while. Businesses sought for PRODUCTION No Service Charge the club's annual regatta. The first year, I do the bookkeeping for Southwest teers work with the support of City Valerie Jones, Manager A Creative & Experienced she simply learned to sail; the follow- Florida Symphony." She's also active administration, the police and emer- child care fund Heather Slabosz & Tim Bruno, Designers ing year, she raced and came in second in a Cape Coral church. gency staff, and the Sanibel and Cap- Businesses in Lee and other Carol Fabian Staff to Serve you. overall for the season. The following tiva Fire Control Districts. Call the counties that wish to offer child care CLASSIREDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS What are your goals? Sanibel-Captiva year, she raced again and came in first "I would really like to travel. I've 24-hour answering service, 472- benefits for their employees ^re be- ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE SPRINT YELLOW PAGES. Beryl J. Gray overall for the season. TELEMARKETING Accomodations Specialists never seen Europe, never been to Eu- 0404, any time, day or night and in ing sought by Child Care of South- There's no better value for your business than an ad in the official yellow Nina Wolfarth What do you do in your free rope" and she had to pass up an oppor- the strictest confidence, to be put in west Florida, Inc., under a matching pages for the Lee County area. Call 1-800-735-6232 today to place LOCATION (941) 472-3171 time? tunity this past summer to visit France. touch with a FISH volunteer or to grant program offered by the State: an ad in the Sprint Yellow Pages. THE BEST RED YELLOW PAGES. Promenade Center "I read. I love to fish. That's my Beyond that, though, "my goals are to volunteer yourself. The "Friendly Through the "Child Care Partnership 695 Tarpon Bay Road, Unit 13 (Fax) 472-3173 newest hobby. I've only been fishing Faces" monthly luncheon meets on Program," funds are available on a Sanibel, FL continue being a participant in this com- about 10 months. I enjoy just being on munity, in this arts center, on this island. the second Tuesday of each month, dollar for dollar match basis for com- PHONE: 472-5185 (800)457-4250 rotating among the island churches. Sprint MAILING ADDRESS the water." I don't think I could see living anyplace munities that raise at least $40,000 P.O. Box 56 EMail: [email protected] else now. I've made so many friends." Theatre aids theatre for the program. Call 278-1002 for Sanibel, FL 33957 Bailey's Shopping Center In the spirit of "Theatre helping more information. - ©1997 Sprint Publishing & Advertising, Inc. All rights reserved. 97O584-O28S FAX 472-5302 theatre," the Pirate Playhouse, Sanibel's not-for-profit professional 10A > Friday, October 24. 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER - Friday, October 24, 1997 - 11A ISLAND SCENE ISUHD SCENE After Hours, German-Style, at Ttoeen Waters inn

Al Duncan, Lee McVay and Ella Hall (L to R) Jeff Shuff, general manager were among those celebrating the TWTs^roimczo (middle) with (L to R) David Besse, Executive Director of the Leigh Klein owner ofAllways of Tween Waters, with Brian Schoof, opening of The Sanibel Steakhouse on Chamber, with Ken McDowell of the Shalimer Resort food andt>everage manager Periwinkle Way. Travel (L) and Linda Boltrek, her Bob Shissler, right, visiting Carl and Jimmy Freeman getting acquainted and Craig Albert of Community Bank newest Travel Consultant Youngsters quickly jumped up to do the Macarena at the BaileyFest. Fran Stremmel (&Aimee) in Sun Valley. with a local out West. 'Tween Waters Inn hosted the Sanibel- Captiva Chamber of Commerce After Hours Carmen gathering on "-Oktober" Embry of 20, providing an authen- I B.I.G.Arts tic German buffet—a beams preview of the offerings over her new job available at the resort's description, Oktoberfest, Nov. 5-8. ignoring (L to R) Rene Affourtit, general manager of the West Mick Gurley of New Moon Sailing and Giove Kinniry of Oasis Massage Therapy injuries received when "a 105-pound Wind Inn, Jim Lowman of Community Bank and the woman and a 105-pound dog" West Wind's John Brummer disagreed about which direction theyt were taking on their walk. Oktoberfest at the SCA Sanibel Fire Chief Charlie Frederick But refuge staffer Steve Alvarez found At the Walters reunion in July, held at the Castle Schoenberg on the Rhine in Germany, can dance? himself forced to the sidelines. 22 family members joined in the 50th birthday celebration for Hulda's son Dan.

Carol Fabian paints Sam Jordan Snow rides PJ. Carter explores the Henry Glisman samples the buffet. — —»"•• T ~« The affair was a fabulous success, with over 300 in McDowell's face. Missy. fire engine. Ginger Parker will turn 51 on October 25. George Parker's birthday in on Halloween. He will be 59. Stephanie and Melanie Albert do the attendance. \fK and Mrs. Dennis Germundson take a chicken dance! .__ _ few turns around the dance floor. Do you have a photo or a notable occasion you would like to see in Island Scene? Call Elaine Stacy, 395-2661 The Sanibel Community Association held an Oktoberfest of its own at the first meeting of the season on October 14. It was a family affair complete with music, dancing and food, provided by Tween Waters Inn. Phone (941) 472-5681 Lois Hallof Fax (941) 472-5614 Jane Bonner "Collectibles In Country CltarsBi99 The Hearing Choice of the Stars/ "New Halloween Arrivals are Here." 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Auditory Associates • 1619 Periwinkle Way #101 • Sanibel MON.-FRI. 9-8, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 11-5 - 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY (behind Island Pizza) 472-8300 395-0888 • WE SHIP UPS Heather Whitestone ** Miss America 1995 395-1700 12A- Friday, October 24, 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 - 13A C I T Y S I D E POUCE BEAT fi Was it really worth it? bel resident, a man driving a white failing to produce her insurance infor- Correction Paulsen property slated for wastewater4o-wetlands' Two individuals were severely truck with a cement injection pump in mation, according to the police report. A report in last week's "Police fined for speeding in a school zone — — 1 en_.nt f ies vervprvy cleanrip.an,. HeftHe.ftyv assured hihimm, tow, he told police. A witness yelled at Pelland said he wanted to file a police Beat" dealt with the arrest of Robert ByJILLTYRER where the speed limit is 20 mph dur- the man to stop, whereupon the man report,whereupon O'Connor said she C. Venette. He called the Islander to and it exceeds standards even for drink- ing opening and closing hours. Kim- Islander staff writer 'Nothing is perfect but this is as good a solution as ing water, although he wouldn't drink approached and started yelling at the had to get to work and left. Officer Bill report that he had been immediately re- About 3.5 acres of the so-called berly A. Becker "didn't realize it was a witness. When the witness stared him Dalton later found O'Connor's car to leased and the charges (failure to pay it himself. In Orlando, Odom said, the school zone," according to the police Paulsen property will be dedicated to we have come across.' berms have been widened as bicycle in the eye, he stopped yelling, went be uninsured and bearing the wrong child support) had been dropped. "I an affordable housing project for se- citation, and was hit with a $326 fine back to his truck and drove off. Offic- tag. She was cited for leaving the scene have always taken care of my kids and — Councilman Wally Kain paths and educational kiosks have been for running through the area at 72 mph. niors. And Council decided Tuesday erected. ers T.C. Tyus and Kevin Morehouse of an accident with damage ($600), certainly don't want to be thought of that of the remaining 45 acres or so, And Adam Randall Davis will have to took the two men's statements. having the wrong tag on her car, and as a deadbeat dad," he said. report. It also would require a phospho- It would be preferable, Hefty ad- pay $226 for driving 33 mph. Davis about 35 will be used in a "wastewa- and businesses for irrigation — a mitted, to send the effluent off the bar- having no insurance. The tag was According to Officer Anthony Th- ter-to-wetlands" project. couple of golf courses use it now. But rous-removal system at the Donax said he was late for a meeting. Fender benders ompson of the Sanibel Police Depart- Plant. The project would provide for rier island altogether. "My personal seized in placed in evidence. In the summer of '95 and the that option that would cost more than opinion is to pursue that and get you On Oct. 18, Bernadette A. In another incident, Gerry Lee ment, "The warrant was active when we spring of '96, there were effluent dis- $3 million and probably wouldn't get about 350,000 gallons per day, al- It's not Just dogs... arrested him. But we later found out from though the City needs capacity for out of the treatment business," he told O'Connor of Fort Myers ran into the Halstead of Fort Myers was cited for posal violations at the Donax Treat- much use during the wet season, when Council, but that could take years. On Oct. 14, Sanibel resident and back of North Fort Myers resident Ja- violation of the right-of-way from a Polk County, where the warrant had been ment Plant when heavy rains over- there is most need to get rid of the ef- about 500,000 gallons per day and will mailman John Truitt was making his issued, that the state Child Support Divi- eventually have to look for 15 more "We're under the gun now." That's an son Pelland's car on Periwinkle way. driveway after apparently pulling out loaded the pond and the berm broke fluent. option worth pursuing, said Council- rounds delivering mail on the east end The two exchanged information and of Dairy Queen and striking Sanibel sion of the Department of Children & twice. The state's Domestic Wastewa- The other option is the "wastewa- acres for the project, Hefty said. He of the island when he was verbally and Families rescinded it on Oct. 13." expects it to take about 2 years. The man Bob Janes, but that idea might not Pelland became suspicious when resident Robin Humphrey's vehicle. ter Facility Permit requires that the City ter-to-wetlands" plan, which has been get a kind reception in Lee County. physically assaulted by another Sani- O'Connor kept making excuses for used successfully in a number of other project would operate through the wet submit a plan by December for how "Nothing is perfect but this is as effluent will be handled. areas, including Lakeland and Orlando, season and "rest" in the dry season, said Tom Odom of Hartman & Associ- Odom said. good a solution as we have come There are several options, Utili- across," said Councilman Wally Kain. City Council, from 12A ties Director John Hefty told Council. ates, a consulting firm. In that project, "I'm very nervous about putting which would cost an estimated stuff in wetlands," said Councilman "In California, wonderful work has Deputy Police Chief Jack Primm. Vari- the first meeting, Pritt said, but no date ers' comments toward the end of the The City could pump wastewater into been done with water reuse to reclaim Team tapped ous sergeants in the department, de- has been given. meetings, to make things operate more deep wells at a cost of more than $3 $1,245,000 and would be covered by Andrew Reding. The project is "very to deal with union existing sewer rates, "reclaimed water different from what I envisioned" for wetlands." pending upon the topic in negotiation, Planning Commission smoothly. But Councilman Wally Kain million or it could discharge the efflu- The Council approved the project The City has received a draft of also will participate. raised several questions dealing with ent into surface water, which would is applied to wetlands to create, restore, the property. He had hoped to see a issue tabled and enhance wetlands systems while naturally functioning wetland, he said, 4-1 with Reding opposing because he the proposed contract for the police The negotiations will be in the absences, and whether Council should cost about $2,3 million and probably felt he didn't have enough information. union, City Attorney Bob Pritt told sunshine, Pritt said, but when propos- Council decided to continue dis- appoint the chairman. The Commission would be difficult to get permits for. It providing an alternative wet weather and, instead, the City will have to in- cussion in its Nov. 4 meeting about an disposal option," according to Hefty's stall berms and controls. But the efflu- Council, and negotiations will begin als come to Council for consideration, is in the process of making other pro- also could offer the effluent to people soon. On the City's negotiating team those discussions will take place "in the ordinance that would change the rules posed amendments and some questions are Wayne Helsby, the attorney the City shade" and the public will not be able of procedure for the Planning Commis- couldn't be answered at the time. hired to help handle the negotiations, to attend. sion. The Commission proposed the Madison: Does City stili want a police department? Assistant City Manager Bill Mills and Union representatives will set up changes, such as placing commission- •ByJILLTYRER action, are "working in the wrong de- islands would be included and, if it ownership. It will involve 12 two-bed- Islander staff writer partment," he said, others "are not giv- were to include islands from Gasparilla room units on about 3.5 acres of the If Sanibel is not getting the kind ing us what we are paying them for." Island to Big Hickory (near Bonita 49-acre parcel with facilities designed of policing it is paying for, perhaps the "If we don't have a community Beach) points out the "difficulty and for "ease and opportunity for socializa- Meet some of City should consider looking to Lee police force, why are we paying for expense of providing county services tion," according to the report. Under County for security. Councilman one?" Madison said. "Think of all the to such a far-flung archipelago." the city exemption, the project will be Getting to know the employees at your local Colonial Bank is George Madison didn't go so far as to other projects that money could go to- Among the services and responsibili- reviewed by Council rather than going First Independence propose pursuing that option, but his ward. ... If we've got to the point where ties of the proposed county: a court through the Planning Commission. easy because they're the same friendly people who served comments got support from Council- we don't have friends ... in the police system, property appraisals, health ser- The project is a cooperative one man Andrew Reding and a "well said" department, I don't know why we're vices, a sheriff and medical examiner between the City and CHR. The fear Bank's Oldest Employees. from Mayor Bob Davison. paying them." and their infrastructures, Social Ser- was that the Planning Commission you at each First Independence location. Faced with criticism, charges of Madison's comments come at the vices, Equal Employment Opportunity might apply standards or requirements favoritism in the police department and beginning of negotiations with the Fra- office, emergency management, as well that could raise the cost of the project We're not changing, we're just getting better. We look the recent formation of a union, Police ternal Order of Police, the union rep- as animal control, public works, parks — and the City is footing the bill. Mayor Chief Lew Phillips has been making the resenting police personnel. and recreation, and a school system. Bob Davison spoke to the Planning forward to showing Southwest Florida what our "We Can Do" rounds among community organiza- Seceding from Lee? "We could be simply trading one prob- Commission last week about the issue tions recently to preach his concept of An item on the agenda that Coun- lem for another," the memo says. and he suggested to Council Tuesday community policing. Madison praised cil didn't get to Tuesday promises to "Lastly, Sanibel is impacted by traffic that the Commission review the project spirit can do for you. If you'd like to learn more about his efforts and threw in his two cents be a controversial one. Councilman and river flow that comes from the and offer suggestions, but not to make about the effectiveness of community George Madison apparently requested mainland. It may be in our better inter- decisions. City Attorney Bob Pritt, Colonial accounts, products or services, please stop by or call. policing on Sanibel: "You want abso- an analysis from City Manager Gary est to work within Lee County, even though, seemed to think that the City lute rejection, go by a policeman and Price on the possibility of a Barrier Is- with as little consideration as that sys- code prohibits that sort of input. Coun- wave and smile." land County. "I assume that the basic tem will provide, rather than withdraw- cil approved the exemption in a 5-0 vote. San Carlos Boulevard -Sanibel It would have been a lot less ex- reason for exploring this proposal is to ing." Council will take up the issue at 16740 San Carlos Boulevard, S.W. 2495 Palm Ridge Road its Nov. 4 meeting. No new occupation tax Fort Myers, FL 33908 Sanibel Island, FL 33957 pensive to go with county policing, form a county that ... would have During budget discussions, when (941)466-7500 (941)472-1314 Madison said, but Sanibel established greater sensitivity to the issues that Senior project Council was looking for alternatives for its own department so it could have a Sanibel holds dear," Price's report says, gets exemption more revenue, the subject of raising Fort Myers Beach kinder, gentler police force. But com- "however I am not sure this would nec- Community Housing Resources occupational license taxes came up. 6061 Estero Boulevard munity policing apparently isn't work- essarily be the outcome." got the OK from Council Tuesday for Council looked at that a little more Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 ing. Some officers, searching for more He raises questions about what "city-exempt" status on its senior hous- closely Tuesday, but finally decided it (941)463-7711 ing project. Council had tabled the didn't want to pursue that option. The question at its last meeting after decid- taxes used to be fairly stiff, said City LAW OFFICE OF ing it didn't have enough information Attorney Bob Pritt, but they haven't A Meet some of about the affordable housing project, changed in years and now they are which is planned for the so-called fairly equivalent to those in neighbor- JUDITH A. WORKMAN, P. A. Paulsen property. Another concern was ing areas. Because of restrictions by Colonial Bank's whether the City would maintain pos- state law, Council won't be able to raise session of the property once the units them until 1999 if it doesn't do so this COLONIAL BANK 2401 Library Way, Sanibel, Florida 33957 Newest Employees. Member FDiC are built. A report from CHR assured year, Pritt said. Phone: 472-3225 FAX: 395-2223 Council that the City would continue (Continued, page 13A) wmv.colonialbank.com 14A • Friday, October 24, 1997 - ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 » 15A SUMMER ATTIRE FALL ATTIRE Commentary ON SANIBEL ON SANIBEL Write us! Thelslander encourages let- UTTERS Around Our Town ters to the editor. We want to Celebrating Evarscic marked the first annual SCA hear your thoughts about local Scott MARTELL and Kretzler Octoberfest and a renewal of Islander \j* *& ™ To the Editor: participation in their Community As- issues. We want to help foster a Islander Editor We write to celebrate the lives of sociation, on a large scale. Over 300 -v v Chris Evancic and Buzz Kretzler. We people of all age groups enjoyed dialogue among community spent just about every weekday with 'Tween Waters Inn cooking at its best, them last summer, fall and spring. As plus music, dancing, games, prizes and members. We do reserve the part of Marty Foye's construction crew, an evening of just plain fun, at very they built our West Wing at BIG Arts. little cost. I think that this is what our right to edit for length. Please Don't worry, be happy? But they did much more. They built Community Association is all about send your letters to The Editor, As I write this, it is Wednesday morning before I head to the office. friendships with us that will last us all and we are committed to the continua- Today, we'll face a lot of pressure as we try to get this 50-plus-page newspa- our days. tion of events like Octoberfest. P.O. Box 56, Sanibel Island, FL per done on deadline. So, to get in the mood, I thought I'd think happy thoughts. To be honest, the thought of a A huge thank you is due to a lot Here's my "dozen reasons to be happy" list for this week. summer of construction — the pound- of people, organizations and businesses 33957. •The Florida Marlins, despite the sloppy play ing of the pilings, the interrupted phone whose generosity and time and per- •Meditating as dawn creeps over the trees lines, the dust, etc., was the last thing sonal effort made this event possible. •Time with Willow we wanted after a hectic season. But So, here is a heartfelt thanks to a lot of •A delightful cold front really great people who care for their By Dave & Lee Horton of Sanibel Print & Graphics •A day of rain the entire crew meshed with us, enliv- •Reading Sanybel Light by Charles LeBuff ened our lives. island and their island community as- •A clean house From the time we collected the sociation. •Dinner at the Art Cafe mail in the morning 'til we dragged Individuals: •People I care about ourselves out in the late afternoon, they Sam Bailey, Rich Calabrese, Guest Commentary Shell Shocked •Prospects of actually using my vacation time were there. Cheerful, kind and going Tony and Angi Lapi, David Owens, •The Baileyfest far beyond job descriptions, Chris and Billy Kirkland, Maggie Graham, Bob SLAYTON Art STEVENS •And that we will get the newspaper done Buzz, with Marty and Red's blessings, Debbie Gleason, Steve and Lena Remember the song "Don't worry, be happy?" Dumbest song. But some- wheel-barrowed our season guides to Brown, Henry and Inga Glissman, Bill times the philosophy is right on! volunteers, moved tables for classes, and Judy Hicks, Gail Johnson, Gordon zapped wasps, unpacked too-heavy Schopfer, Ray Parsons, Ken Ruffner, office supplies, displaced snakes larger Jack Weston, Roy Silvers, Ted than life and kept us in good moods Deignan, Joe Fisher, William Wol- throughout it all. We ate lunch together Ischlager. gary david designs,. sometimes. Sometimes we only talked Businesses: in short breaks. It didn't matter. By the 'Tween Waters Resort, Moto- time season rolled around we all felt Photo, Billy's Beach Service, Bubble US, leadership is weak Doctor Racquet comes i» Setting the standard fopfurnishings and like a team. Room Restaurant, Bailey's General interior design in Southwest Florida. Along with Marty and ,Red, we Store, Congress Jewelers, Charisma, grew particularly close to Chris and Community Bank of the Islands, on population control to the rescue Buzz. You couldn't help it. We called Gilligans, Lazy Flamingo II, Pirate them "the boys." They were forever Playhouse, Old Schoolhouse Theater, nce a year, the Population and Habitat Campaign of the National o you have a sixth sense about when someone in your family doesn't young — always joking, teasing and Tarpon Bay Recreation, Inc., Audubon Society joins 365 other organizations to co-sponsor World feel quite right? I know I do. I just knew instinctively that my ten- making the best of any situation. They Tarwinkles, Timbers Restaurant, Fit- OPopulation Awareness Week, a commemorative week created to Dnis racquet was sick. 1613 Periwinkle Way shone under the worst of circum- ness with Carla Ferrel, Sanibel Car foster awareness of the enviornmental and social consequences of rapid popula- I took it over to Dr. Racquet at the Dunes tennis clinic. I knew it was Sanibel Island stances. They rose to any challenge and Wash, West Wind Inn and Little tion growth. going to be a long wait, but he's the best. A real specialist in sick racquets. 472-9091 loved it. Nancy's Sunrise Video. From October 26 to November 1, events will be held in communities across Finally, it was my turn. "What seems to be the problem?" he asked me in a gentle professional They remained, always, sweet, John Adler, President the United States and in 72 other countries in an effort to create public aware- ness about the startling trend in world population growth. voice. polite, kind and respectful. We'll al- Sanibel Community Association I said, "The racquet has no life, Doc. Its sweet spot has turned sour on 1170 3rd St., South ways remember the day Buzz got the Readers of the Sanibel-Captiva Islander may be surprised to learn that Naples Fishing for adequate funding for population control tops the agenda of the National Audu- me. It seems listless, out of control and totally non-responsive." Corvette, and how he loved it, and how Dr. Racquet looked over the ailing tennis racquet on the examination 262-3288 a good cause bon Society. The decline in the number of migrating songbirds this fall can be happy Chris was that Buzzie had finally directly related to increased human demand for their habitat. In New England table and said: "Hmm, this sounds serious. Would you mind stepping into the gotten that "elusive beauty." To the Editor: and in western states, it is the demand for ski resorts; in Florida, the demand for other room while I give the racquet a thorough physical and take some tests. It's a waste. It's a shame they're Held on Oct. 19, the L.C.P.G.A. I'll do a string biopsy and check the frame for possible stress fracture." 13101 McGregor Blvd. new golf courses. gone and a reminder of how precious 3rd Annual Charity Tournament for While international family planning has slowed the rapid growth in world Well, folks, the wait seemed interminable. I paced back and forth like Fort Myers life is. Our hearts go out to their fam- Kids, with support by Bill Branch population, it has by no means stopped it. U.S. leadership is weak. Congress sits any other concerned tennis racquet owner. A few people in the waiting room 481-5035 ily-an-d-friends.-We shall miss them. Chevrolet, Original Waterproof Charts, idly by while governments in Brazil, Indonesia and Malaysia encourage landown- tried to comfort me, but I was too distraught. The tennis racquet was like a son to me. We'd been together through thick and thin — clay, har-tru, grass, ce- Jean Beach, Administrative Director Inc. and the Sanibel Brew Pub, was a ers to burn virgin forests and clear land for new homes, new farms and ranches. Some members of Congress are working actively to cripple administration efforts ment. Carmen Embry, Artistic and Public monumental success. About 117 chil- I couldn't bear the possibility that the end might be in sight. Just then Dr. Relations Coordinator dren and adult chaperones fished to provide adequate funding for population control in developing third world coun- ties. The deadline for FY '98 funding for international population assistance came Racquet came out. He had a smile on his face. LICENSE #1BCOOO256 BIG Arts aboard boats provided by the Lee "Good news," he said. "It was low string tension. We caught it just in County Professional Guides Associa- and went with Congress deadlocked over New Jersey Republican Chris Smith s A day f© remember global gag rule restrictions. Since Congress missed the October 1 deadline to com- time. One more week and who knows? It could have been a forehand stroke." tion membership. At the conclusion of I was flooded with a sense of joy and relief. One trip to the tennis doctor To the Editor: plete action on the FY '98 budget, it has passed a three-week continuing resolu- the morning's fishing, all were treated tion giving it until October 23 to finish its business. and my racquet was well again. I no longer had to worry about a mid-court October 14, 1997 was a day to crisis. remember for many of us at the Sani- (Continued, page 16A) Concerned citizens should demand that President Clinton veto the bill if it bel Community Association. The day reaches his desk with the Smith amendment. r

16A • Friday, October 24. 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 • 1 7A COMMENTARY

Letters, from 14A Properties in Paradise, Sea Shells of Sanibel, Coastal Conservation Associa- Environment Islander Notes to a picnic type rneal on the "B" span tion of Florida, Sanibel Island Fishing spoil island of the causeway. The Club, Tarpon Bay Recreation, Inc., Betty O'NEAL chicken was provided by the Sanibel Community Housing & Resources Inc., It's time to battle the invader Brew Pub, the baked beans by Prawnbroker Restaurant and Fish Mar- Eco-Notes Gilligans, the potato salad by the Hun- ket, Bell Financial Services, Dibble gry Heron, brownies by Jerry's of Sani- Agency, Inc., Scout Realty Inc., By DAN CLARK bel, Fruit by Oakes Bros, and eating Laishley's Tropic Trailer Inc., Southern Anne BELLEW Special to the Islander Brazilian pepper has already utensils, plates, napkins by the Lazy Trust Financial Group, Webb, McQueen As residents and visitors traverse Sanibel Consumed hundreds of acres of our Flamingo. Drinks for all boaters and Co., W. Dexter Bender & Assoc, Ad- heading to the beach, the grocery store, a friend's participants were provided by Culligan vanced Wood Products, Ingman Marine, house or just out walking, they are subliminally conservation lands as well as Gulf Coast Center, Sanibel Harbor Ma- reminded why they (and we) came to Sanibel. Water and Bailey's of Sanibel. All signs Thick, rich, green vegetation is around every cor- numerous residential and commercial rina, Buffalo Graffix, Newco Aviation Marine cleanup this Sunday and placards advertising the event was ner and we expect that within these "jungles" are properties. There is life outside of Sanibel provided by Sanibel Sign Company Services, Inc., Netco Inc. Hissam Asso- Monofilament Madness, the fourth annual ma- numerous wildlife species which use the vegeta- under the direction of Charles LeBuff. ciates, Kinsey Associates, Douglas & rine cleanup sponsored by Keep Lee County Beauti- tion for food, cover, and nesting. Even Sanibel's Trophies for the first through Associates, Amberg Insurance, Mattson ful and area tackle shops and marinas, takes place this neighborhoods and yards — some wild and full ous as a community and take back our natural land- —who'd Ve thought!?!? third places were awarded to boats Marine, Ft. Myers Marine, Northwest- Sunday, Oct. 26. The goal is to remove unsightly, en- of vegetation and others finely manicured — share scape. The offender is a non-native, extremely invasive captained by Billy Kirkland, Russ em Mutual Life, Harris Dermatology, vironmentally harmful monofilament line and marine the connection between plants and wildlife. plant called Brazilian pepper, brought to Florida in Webb and Kirk SanCartier, respect- Shamrock, Footloose Outfitters, Sanibel debris from area waterways and mangroves. Unfortunately, Sanibel's conservation areas, the early 1950s as a landscaping plant. This plant has Volunteers spend the day cleaning up the mess everal months ago my life took a weird turn and I moved "across the fully. Accommodations, The Perry Company, commercial areas, neighborhoods, and even our already consumed hundreds of acres of our conserva- pond." Well, if you know anything about me, you know that I very carelessly left by others, not only to get rid of the trash, next-door neighbors' yards are not immune to a tion lands as well as numerous residential and com- Many generous donations were Iguana Mia, Inc., Captiva Island Inn, seldom ventured off Sanibel and had no clue about how to get any- but to raise public awareness about this preventable deadly invasion. The invasion is silent and has mercial properties, and its spread is continuing. S made by Lee County business interests NRG Corporation, Inc. Real Estate Ana- litter problem and the life-threatening hazard it poses been happening for many years. It is raining our We have the ability to take these properties back where, much less how to get back. and individuals. The L.C. P.G.A. do- lytical Services, Inc. Thompson Sales for birds and marine life. More than 300 Lee County Group, Inc., andSuncoast Beverage. natural areas' native vegetation and wildlife habi- and, hopefully, reverse the damage. With the assis- Now, all of a sudden, I feel like a world traveller. My car is out there nated 40 boats and captains for one boaters are expected to launch their boats (including tats, our commercial landscapes and even the next- tance of all members of the community, we can reach burning up the streets of Fort Myers and Cape Coral every night. There's half-day event which was equivalent to Skip Dunn jetskis, kayaks, canoes, etc.) and physically remove door neighbor's butterfly garden. a goal of controlling this destructive plant ori Sani- always something to do or somewhere to go; there's actually karaoke going $10,000 in charter fees, corporate gifts L.C.P.GA. the floating debris and entangled monofilament line. We know the invader, see it every day as we bel once and for all! Volunteers must sign up — on the island they on every night of the week somewhere. I am amazed. and donations for each child fishing Photo contest offers move around Sanibel, and it's time we all get seri- (Continued, page 18A) amounted to $3,145, and with the help can do so today or tomorrow at The Bait Box. Spe- The first two times I went over the Hancock Bridge (oops! I've just thanks cific areas are not being assigned this year; boaters been told it's the Caloosahatchee Bridge that goes to North Fort Myers), I of Bill Branch Chevrolet, John Laun- To the Editor: dry of Original Waterproof Charts, Inc., will be sent to areas where they usually fish or boat. got lost in downtown Fort Myers, but the third time I finally got it right. The The "Ding" Darling Wildlife So- Dumpsters for debris and recycling bins for and Bob and Barbara Priborsky of the first time I ended up on 41 South instead of McGregor and the second time ciety and the judges for the Wildlife monofilament line will be located at Tarpon Point Need for visitor center urgent Sanibel Brew Pub, the L.C.P.G.A. were I took that right-hand curve ail the way around and ended up headed east on Society's annual photography contest Marina in Cape Coral. able to raise cash donations of $9,225 would like to thank the following is- By ANNE BELLEW , case, some of the educational exhibits in the new cen- Second Street/Palm Beach Boulevard, whatever that is. The cleanup operation runs from safe light until for Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Lee land businesses for their generous do- noon and concludes with a barbecue provided by Sam Islander staff writer • ter — has recently been put in place. The present And figuring out Cape Coral is a joke. (Oh, that's where the Hancock County. nation of prizes: Galloway Ford at the marina. Popular singer Fishbone In 1982 the refuge cooperating society, the visitor center will be converted to an all-administra- Bridge is!) I know how to get to my nail tech's house and to Mugs 'n' Jugs Those organizations who gave Congress Jewelers, Sanibel Gal- Fred will entertain the crowd with his own blend of "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society, established a tive building and will house the refuge staff offices for my karaoke gig — that's about it. I need detailed instructions and maps generous support were American fishing ballads. Tarpon Point is directly north of Little fund to build a visitor center for the refuge, rec- and a single lecture room for special presentations, lery, Sanibel Art & Frame, Photo Sani- seminars and classes for in-school youth. if I venture anywhere else. Artwear, The Bubble Room, Sanibel bel, Arundels, One Hour Moto Photo Shell Island and almost behind Cattle Dock Point, a ognizing almost before the building was com- pleted that it would prove too small to accommo- The Society plans to break ground for the new I've also eaten at places I didn't even know existed outside the pages Shell Automotive, West Marine, E&B and Bailey's. In addition, dinners-for- 10-minute run from the island. Turn at red marker #92 and you'll be headed right for it. date the 200,000-plus visitors the refuge was ex- building when the significant halfway point is Marine, ISI, Boat US, The Timbers, two were contributed by 'Tween Wa- of the Sunday coupons or those School Checkbooks . Monofilament line only can also be turned in at periencing each year. With the number of visitors reached — hopefully, during the J.N. "Ding" Dar- But, you know, the best thing so far about living off-island and driving The Jacaranda, McT's Shrimp House ters Inn, Windows on the Water, Green now over three-quarters of a million every year, ling Birthday Celebration at the end of January. and Tavern, Tarwinkles Seafood Em- The Bait Box, but no trash. Call 472-1618 for addi- over that causeway every morning and afternoon (or evening) is that I.get to Flash, Hungry Heron, Riviera, Thistle the need for a new _ "Florida is growing porium, Geist Enterprises, Fan, Farr, tional information. look at the sunrises, sunsets and the full moon over the bay and sound. What Lodge, Bubble Room and South Seas visitor center is press- by leaps and bounds," Emerich, Sirfit, Hacket & Car, H & D Plantation. Birthday Bash Refuge Staffer Steve an experience! ing, the Society be- Graphics, Inc, San Carlos Marine, Su- Thanks to all of you for your The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation-Foundation's lieves. Alvarez said, "taking There is life outside of Sanibel — who'd've thought!?!? perior Color Plate Inc, Anglers Outlet community support. 30th Birthday Party on Saturday, Nov. 1 will feature "At the height of more and more wild (When she worked for the Islander, Betty O Weal used to be the one some- music by the George Antoines (father and son), na- lands for housing and Inc., Action Craft Inc., The Bait Box, John Carney the tourist season," ture walks, canoe excursions and trolley rides, among comments Marilyn other development. The one had to accompany everytime she left the island. Oh, my — "You wouldn't Lehrs Economy Tackles, Steamway Photography Contest Chair believe it, if my friends could see me now!") Carpet Care, Sanibel-Captiva Rotary, other activities. In the parking lot under a big tent rope Kloosterman, presi- visitor center—exhibits, making, basket weaving, wood carving and shell art dent of the Society, videos, and one-on-one will be demonstrated. There will be Butterfly House "as many as 1,800 information exchanges tours and a raffle of endangered plant species. people per day pass — provides one way to Lunch on the back porch will consist of Sloppy through an area 'educate' the public to Explore the Possibilities Joes, chips, birthday cake (of course!) and ice cream smaller than a two- the heritage Teddy Roo- Where Are They? Thru The Eyes accompanied by lemonade and/or water. bedroom home, with sevelt left us and our of a Native "Everyone is invited," said Executive Director public space that is not children. The experience Others may call themselves Sanibel-Captiva Erick Lindblad. "And we truly want everyone to come. much larger than a of the volunteers who or have the 472 prefix but their only island ' This will likely be the biggest event ever held at the medium-sized living SunTrust recently made a $5,000 donation to the new work in the visitor cen- ter, on Wildlife Drive and WE FOCUS ON THE Foundation." room." Visitor Center Building Fund. Picturedfrotn left to connection is a POST OFFICE BOX. On Friday afternoon at 5 p.m., the organization A building fund right: Dean Chavis, Vice- President-Trust & in the community put IMPORTANT will honor its hundreds of volunteers at a reception in for a new visitor cen- Investment Services Group; Ellen Lai, Sanibel them in the position of Sanibel Taxi is the ONLY island taxi service. Branch Manager; Mark Rhein, Senior Vice-President wanting to make sure ISSUES SUCH AS Schein Hall at BIG Arts. There will be food, drink, ter, again being raised entertainment and mementos for everyone, according by the Society, has al- of the Trust Banking Division; Marilyn Kloosterman, their kids and grandkids A quick and friendly pickup is President of the Society; and Dick Hulit, Chairman of can appreciate the things THE to Marti Bryant SCCF's development coordinator. most reached the half- the New Visitor Center Committee. guaranteed from our And on Sunday, past presidents and their spouses way point of they appreciate — and Tom Wiley ENVIRONMENT, and former executive directors and their wives will $1,000,000. There are make sure those things Tarpon Bay Road Realtor* are still here for them to appreciate." 800-237-6008 • 941-472-4121 THE ARTS be recognized at a brunch at the Nature Center from no federal monies for such a venture, although a For additional information on the National evenings 941-482-4006 AND FEATURE 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. "We owe these men and women pilot program allowing those refuges which charge 472-4160 PMR /T-rfadlla Murphy so much," said Lindblad. "It was the vision of the ini- admission ("Ding" Darling is one) to direct some Wildlife Refuge System or on plans for the new visi- • ' Realty, Inc. NEWS. tial board which charted our course." . of those funds toward public education — in this tor center, contact Scott Player at 472-1100. (Continued, page ISA, r

18A • Friday, October 24, 1997 - ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 - 19A ENVIRONMENT

1998): standard early action demonstra- Eco-Notes, from 17A tion projects, requiring at least 25 per- Business The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation cent matching funds; and mini-grant Foundation is a not-for-profit organiza- demonstration projects, for grants not tion dedicated to the preservation of exceeding $3,000. Matching funds or natural resources and wildlife habitat on some form of in-kind match is recom- The World Festive Realtors elect board and around Sanibel and Captiva. mended but not required for mini-grants. Grant money available Preliminary project proposal ap- ©f The Charlotte Harbor National Es- plications are due by Nov. 7. A proposal members, choose officers tuary Program (CHNEP) is spearhead- must contain an application form, a writ- Real Estate ten description of the proposed project ByANNEBELLEW Re/MAX of the Islands. ing an effort to protect and preserve the Islander staff writer greater Charlotte Harbor watershed. The following a specific outline, and any fig- J.B. NOVELLI They will serve with John Smith of PMR, Jim area encompasses the Peace, Myakka ures and/or maps as are necessary. .. The Sanibel-Captiva Association of Realtors Hall of VIP, Susan Everly of VIP, Roseanne and Caloosahatchee River watersheds, Contact Dave Moldal at the Annual Meeting & Trade Show took place Tuesday Ondarcho of VIP, Karen Bell of PMR and Jay Rich- as well as the coastal waters and barrier CHNEP office in North Fort Myers at 995-1777 for more detailed information night, replete with ghosts, ghouls, vampires and other ter of John Naumann Associates, The new officers islands of Southwest Florida. The vestiges of the witching night. Even the organization's are Chapin, President; Hall, Vice-President; Program's purpose is to create and and application forms. implement a community-based action November 15 Is The role of Realtors affiliate members (providers of real estate -related Ondarcho, Treasurer; Davison, Secretary; and Su- plan for this large area. America Recycles Day. services) were decked out in their Halloween finery san Everly, President-Elect. CHNEP is presently soliciting pro- Did you know... to show off their wares and services. Dick Everly and David McLaughlin ran away posals for environmental projects. Over • Recycling is available to more has changed Four new board members were elected to the with the prizes for best costumes. Everly appeared $ 186,000 is available in grant money to than 100 million U.S. citizens through he role of the real estate broker has 10-member governing body. Margie Davison, a Sani- as a 1920s flapper, no less, "complete with false eye- fund Early Action Demonstration changed dramatically in the past 30 more than 7,000 curbside collateral pro- bel resident since 1985, is a Realtor with PMR and lashes, sparkles on his shoulders and a wink for all Projects proposed by private non-profit grams? years. Years ago it was simple — T has chaired the association's Education Committee organizations,- individuals or public in- • The United states now recycles you matched up buyers and sellers and success the guys," according to Association Executive Ex- stitutions. Projects that address habitat 27 percent of its waste, more than 50 was a function of how quickly you could get for the past three years. She was named Rookie of ecutive, Lynda Fulcher. McLaughlin was "the most conservation and restoration, pollution million tons of trash per year? them together. the Year her first year in business and has been in the realistic Draculal've ever seen, with blood running prevention, hydrologic alteration, water • Recycling is among the most vis- Today, you have to be computer literate Honor Society for the local and state associations out of the side of his mouth, a magnificent cape — resource conservation and/or public ible environmental issues in the U.S. fust just to access all the product available. Today's for the past several years. the who-o-ole thing," added Wanda Bray, Office education are eligible. The Sanibel-Cap- with strong support from the public, HOVGt Realtor has to be a mathematician and know tiva Conservation Foundation's Venus business, environmental groups and how to use and program an HP or other finan- John Buskirk joined the association in 1988 and Administrator for VIP and a member of the Trade Lake project was partially funded by this government officials? cial calculator. He/she has to be up on all the has been an active participant on the Grievance and Show Committee. program. • There are thousands of examples in Phase 1. This incentive will be of- latest laws like "Agency" in order to get all Multiple Listing Service Committees. Currently, he "This was a huge success," said Fulcher. "Dan Brazilian Pepper, from 17A fered to the other phases systematically Two categories of projects will be of products and packaging made with the proper disclosures and non-disclosures chairs the MLS Committee and has been instrumen- funded this year (Oct. 1,1997-Sept. 30, The City of Sanibel, with increas- upon the completion of the previous Royal, the volunteer chair of the Trade Show Com- post-consumer recycled materials? signed. Coastal Construction Control lines, tal in installing the new MLS computer system. He ing community support, has com- phase. Please contact City Hall regard- DEP regulations, building codes and the like mittee, did a fantastic job. And the response from menced implementation of the Brazil- ing the details of the incentive program. are all pertinent to the sale of property, espe- is a Realtor with VIP. the affiliates was tremendous. Over 25 affiliates do- ian Pepper Eradication Program (PEP). The next step anticipated is a rec- cially on barrier islands. Conservation, lead David Schuldenfrei served as president of the nated door prizes and PMR and South Seas Planta- PEP is designed to remove pepper from ommendation that City Counil mandate, paint, non-permeable coverage, doc stamps, association in 1995, the same year he was designated tion donated the costume awards. the entire island, using a phased ap- by ordinance, the removal of pepper in home inspections, escrows, estoppels and, of DIGESTIVE HEALTH proach, over a period of 12 years. The the Phase 1 area, The council is expected Realtor of the Year. In 1993 he was the recipient of course, where's the scotch tape and the coffee Florida's Finest—ACertificate of Appreciation from PHYSICIANS, PA phases will not necessarily always be to review this matter in December. are all part of the business. Gastroenterology Endoscopy Hepatology geographic, although the first two So, if you own property in the Governor Lawton Chiles "in recognition of his sig- OPEN HOUSE by appointment phases are both located at the east end Phase 1 area and want to take advan- Clients and customers today are looking for someone who not only understands real es- nificant dedication and devotion to the common good 8155 Lagoon Road Would like to introduce you of the island. tage of the incentive program, you must of the state." He is with VIP. to their: , Currently, a mapping project for do so before City Council considers tate, but also understands their goals and ob- Estero Island, Florida jectives and can represent all of their interests Phase 1 (bordered by Lindgren Boule- mandatory removal. Taking Brazilian The fourth new board member is Barbara Amon beautiful view, mangroves and bay gulf ace, u-shaped vard and Causeway Road, east to the pepper off Sanibel and keeping it off in a transaction. Brokers and salespeople have Chapin, a former teacher who started her career in HEALTH- to be knowledgeable about construction costs dock, 3 bed/2 baths, HUMONGOUS open deck with pool lighthouse) has been completed,. Resi- will require the help of everyone. real estate in 1979. She served as president of the upgrades to numerous to mention. dents in this part of the island who have and financing and be prepared to handle any- PARK Sanibel was incorporated in 1974 thing that comes up to see a deal through to association in 1993, has been a member of the Honor Brazilian pepper on their properties as a sanctuary island. We must not let Society since 1989, is a director of the Florida Shores under $400,000 will receive a letter from the City closing. this unwelcome plant take our sanctu- & Beach Preservation Association, and in 1996 re- OFFICE strongly encouraging its removal. ary away from us! The numbers of real estate people are 463-1141 The City is currently offering a fi- dwindling, for instance in 1989 there were over ceived both the Lifetime Achievement Award and Dan Clark is the City of Sanibel's 400 real estate people on these islands, and to- Located in the Heaithpark nancial incentive of up to 20 percent of Conservation Officer. the Community Service Award. She is a Realtor with the removal costs for property-owners- day there are half as many. This is a good thing, Paul L. Yndelman, MD Medical Center, convenient Mark S. O'Konski, MD Blueblll Vacation Properties, inc. 24 hour voice mail number to Sanibel and Captiva we think, as the level of professionalism and Board Certified Board Certified knowledge has grown with the dwindling of the Internal Medicine Internal Medicine numbers. It's expensive to equip oneself and Gastroenterology • Geriatrics Gastroenterology obtain the knowledge one needs to be success- Dr. Yudelman trained at Oxford University, the University of London, Georgetown ful in the real estate business today. University and Duke University. Dr. O'Konski is Harvard and University of California, San Diego trained. They have served patients at the Heaithpark and Fort Myers offices since 1991.

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County Courthouse for over $80,000 $2,350: Harralson, 664 Gopher FIRST CHURCH OF during the week ending Oct. 12 in- Permits Clubs & Organizations Walk-screen enclosure by Hansen AL-ANON—For those affected CHRIST SCIENTIST, 2950 W. cluded: Permits issued by the Sanibel Screen Enclosures. Gulf Drive—Sunday service and (Addresses are Sanibel unless Building Department during the by someone else's drinking. Tuesday $85,000: Lee County School 8:30 a.m. & 8:30 p.m., also Friday Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Wednes- otherwise indicated.) two-week period ending Oct. 16 in- Board et al, 3840 San-Cap Road—gym day meetings 7:30 p.m. 472-8684. Non-Condos cluded: noon at Sanibel Community Center. addition by J.L. Wallace, Inc. New meeting — 8 p.m. Sunday at the SANIBEL COMMUNITY $865,100: Wulfert Point Proper- $11,382: McNamara, 3872 West CHURCH, (multi-denominational), Gulf—pool & deck by owner. $15,500: Wilkinson, 3827 Co- Congregational Church. Call 275- ties, Ltd., and Sanctuary Development quina—remodel master bath by Bench- 1740 Periwinkle Way (next to Corporation to John J.Weston—LvlO, $15,000: Stevenson, Sundial- 1600. mark. AMERICAN BUSINESS Jerry's)—Sunday schedule: 8a.m. Sanctuary at Wulfert, Pt., 2a. Unit 0204—interior remodel by John Traditional Communion Worship $715,000: Bay View Accountts, $300,000: Charles & Mary H. Wood. $16,000: Stokes, 1008 Demere— WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION— remodel kitchen/bath/windows by Meets for dinner & business at 5:30 Service; 9 a.m. Contemporary Family Inc. to Herbert M. Grossman, Locicero to Douglas E. Fischer—L58, $2,385: Beltz, 9012 Mocking- Worship Service w/band; 11:15 a.m. Trustee—L45, Safety Harbor Club, Seagull Estates. bird—elevated walkway addition by Benchmark. p.m. on the 2nd Tuesday of every $8,140: Wigglesworth/Bennett, month at Sundial. Reservations must Traditional Worship Service w/ North Captiva. $260,000: Herbert M. Grossman John Highsmith. chancel choir. Child care is provided $595,000: Glenn L. & Laurel J. and Herbert M. Grossman, Trustee, to $5,000 each: Bryan, Unit 2, and 1817 Farm Trail—shutters by be made by Wednesday prior to the Shutterhaus Nusash, Inc. Tuesday, meeting. Reservations: for all worship services. Ministers: Fischer to Douglas & Betty Fischer and Bay View Accounts, Inc.—L42, Safety Probst, Unit 5—Cyprina Beach— Dr. Denny Dennison and Pastor Rob Charles B. & Mary T. Locicero—G13, Harbor Club, North Captiva. porch enclosures by Kennedy Con- $150,000: Spohn, 710 Birdie Nancy Barnes 472-4437. View Point—single family residence AMERICAN LEGION- Peterson. 24-hour answering service. 32-44s-21e, North Captiva. Condos struction. 472-2684. $355,000: Ronald & Spring $428,000: Sou & Amy Graham $3,800: Heifers, 1542 Royal by Michigan Homes. SANIBEL-CAPTIVA POST 123— to Donna B. Taylor—Shell Island Poinciana—dock & lift by Bray Ma- $32,000: Blue Gulf Condo Asso- Meets at 7 p.m. on 1st Wednesday, of SANIBEL CONGREGA- K.Rosen to Lois Casey—L62, U3, TIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF Sanibel Estates. Beach Club-Unit 6B. rine. ciation, 2949 West Gulf—concrete res- each month at Legion Hall, Sanibel- $380,000: Virginia T. Irvin to $27,000: Dipasqua, 3301 Twin toration by South Florida Painting and Captiva Rd. 472-9979. CHRIST, 2050 Periwinkle Way, across $350,000: Bruce B. Everly, ST., from Periwinkle Place Shopping Trustee, and Bruce B. Everly, Sr. Trust Richard M. & Sandra D. Oster—Ferry Lakes—pool deck by Penguin Pools. Waterproofing. AMERICAN LEGION Landing- Unit 16. $12,900:Kapanke, 5786 San-Cap AUXILIARY—Meets at 7 p.m. on Center—Sunday worship: morning to Keith C. Barber—L23, Water Shad- $12,111: Rosenheck, 663 East chapel, 7:45 a.m.; full worship service, ows. Rocks—shutters by Hurricane Shutter. Road—pool & deck by Richardson 1st Wed. of each month at Legion Pools. Hall on Sanibel-Captiva Road. 472- Police Chief Lew Phillips talks at a recent American Association of Retired Persons meeting. 10 a.m.; Sunday school during 10 a.m. $2,450: Brauch, 9979. service. Child care provided 10 a.m. 733 Durion Court— "PATRIOTS IN PARADISE" SANIBEL FISHING CLUB— Elevator for easy access.Dr. Randall H. YOUR LOAN IS APPROVED! CAREGIVERS SUPPORT Meets 6:30 p.m. for refreshments & Niehoff, minister. The Rev. Ms. Sandra solar pool heater by GROUP—Sponsored by FISH. FAN CLUB—-Fans interested in Fafco Solar. joining call The Sanibel Grill at fish tales; 7 p.m. meeting and pro- Boler, associate minister. Church office Meets last Tuesday, of each month at gram, 1st Monday of month at Sanibel Homeowners - Get the Money you need - Permits issued Timbers Restaurant, 472-HIKE or open Monday through Friday. Phone 10 a.m. at 993 Sand Castle Rd. For Community Center. Visitors welcome. 472-0497. even if you've been turned down by a by the Lee County more info, call Topper Schram, 395- write P.O. Box 124, Sanibel, FL bank, have bad credit, can't prove income, Building Depart- 0130. 33957. ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC ment during the Gardening Clybs CHURCH, 3559 Sanibel-Captiva filed bankruptcy or in foreclosure. COMMITTEE OF NEIGH- Road—Saturday Mass 5:30p.m.; week ending Oct. 12 BORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS Bridge It's your money - all you need is enough included : MASTER GARDENERS & Sunday Mass 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. (CONA)—Luncheon meeting at (October through April, addidional equity in your home. Find out how easy $125,000: 11:30 a.m. on 1st Wednesday, of each FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE— HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY— Gifford, 4501 Oyster Meets 1st Tuesday of every month at noon Mass). Daily Mass 8:30 a.m. and affordable a loan is to obtain and month. Open to the public. Call Dr. Sanibel Congregational United Holy day schedule same as week- Shell Drive, North Faye Cranberry at 472-6940 for Church of Christ, 2050 Periwinkle 10 a.m. at Sanibel Library, year- nME T& ME^SMMBma WOSMM repay. Flexible rates and terms. Captiva Dunes— round. Everyone welcome. Call 472- ends. Confession: Sat. 3:30-4:30p.m. further info. Way, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Every Monday, Msgr. Robert W. Schlefen and Rev. single family resi- KIWANIS CLUB OF SANI- November-April. $2 charge. All are 6940 for further information. H&ME OM CONDO? Call us today and come get your money. dence by owner. SANIBEL-CAPTIVA OR- Carmen Caruso. 472-2763. p- mrnlture World Can HantHe Mil your Needs!-\ BEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDS—Meets welcome. Call Gertrude Ford at 395- ST. MICHAEL & ALL Custom Finance, Inc. 941-772-2700 at 7:30 a.m. every Wednesday for CHID SOCIETY—Meets 3rd I Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Ropm, Patio, Mattress Sets, 1770. Monday of month at 1:30 p.m., year ANGELS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Commercial, Hotel/Motel Ext. 3 breakfast at the Hungry Heron, 2330 2304 Periwinkle Way—Winter Palm Ridge Rd. Visiting Kiwanians round. For information call Dr. Faye • Speeiallxtng in Sofa Sleepers! ' JJe. Bfltg. Bwk. Bus. 1-800-738-S402 Fishing, Shelling & Granberry, 472-6940. season services (December-April): welcome. For info, call John Saturday 5 p.m., Sunday 7:30, 9:30 & Friedlund, 472-1537. Boating Clubs SANIBEL ISLAND TARPON 11:30 a.m. Summer Season (May- LIONS—Meets at 6:30 p.m. on Churches October): Sunday, 7:30 & 9:30a.m. 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month CLUB—6:3Q p.m. second Thursday CAPTIVA CHAPEL BY THE of month March-July at local restau- Weekdays (all year long): Wednes- at Sanibel Community Center on SEA, Captiva Island—Services 11 days 9 a.m., Holy Eucharist with Periwinkle Way. rant. Call 472-2656 for information. am Sunday and special days. Rev. SANIBEL-CAPTIVA Healing; Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. Holy ROTARY—Meets at 7:30 a.m. Charles Smith. 472-1646. Eucharist. Rector: The Very Rev. POWER SQUADRON—Meets 3rd BAT YAM-TEMPLE OF THE every Friday at Hungry Heron. Tuesday of each month except July William P. Dodd; Associate Rector: Open Visiting Rotarians and interested ISLANDS (Reform congregation)— The Rev. R. David Purvis. 472-2173. & August at 6 p.m. at Sanibel Services: 8 p.m. Fridays at Sanibel Friday 24th and individuals welcome. Call 472-2880 TEMPLE JUDEA (Conserva- Community Center. Call 472-4809. Congregational United Church of Saturday 25 th 1-4 for info. tive congregation), 14486 A&W Bulb SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SHELL Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Way. 472- 800 Sextant Drive, SANIBEL COMMUNITY Road, Fort Myers—Services: Friday CLUB—Meets at 8 p.m. on last 3016. Draperies * Wood Shutters * Lamps • Bedspreads * Bayfront 3 or 4 ASSOCIATION—Meets 2nd Tuesday of month at Sanibel Com- 8 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. Religious Wednesday. October-April at Sanibel GREEK ORTHODOX school: Sunday 9:30-12:30. Pre- bedroom Florida style munity Center, October-May. For CHURCH OF SOUTHWEST piling home, features Community Center. Happy Hour at info call Margaret Thorsen, 472- school Monday-Friday, 8:30-3:30 the BBST mrtees Jg turn Cm. tmtf eon paekage 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner and FLORIDA—Rev. Arthur Kontinos, (481-1121). Rabbi Benjamin uH&uise to smm wm mmm moms moNmn outstanding views of 4094. Visitors welcome. Pastor, 481-2099. San" Carlos Bay and program. Reservations requested in Sendrow. 433-0201. serving m. Join our LONG mz advance. Office hours. Monday- tisi Boatdock with Direct Access, spacious open floor plan, huge kitchen, UNITARIAN-UNTVERSAL- Please visit our 11,000 sq. ft. Showroom. Our experienced staff will help volume ceilings, ready to move into, Immediate occupancy! Be ready for Friday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 472-2155. IST SOCIETY OF THE IS- coordinate while you're here or away. Or, call us and we'll come to you! season just reduced to $979,000. Take the first left off the causeway to LANDS—Services are scheduled on CONVENIENT 800 Sextant or call J.B. Novelli at 395-0444 for private showing. Sports Clubs the first Sunday of each month, LOCATION Call us! November thru April, at Sanibel FROM SANIBEL & BOSOX BOOSTER FAN Changes? Special events? Want to be included? Call Islander editor FT, MYERS BEACH CLUB—Boston Red Sox fans Scott Martell, 472-5185, or send your information to the Islander, P.O. Box Congregational Church, 2050 Peri- interested in joining can call Paul 56, Sanibel Island, FI. 33957. winkle Way, at 7:3.0 P.M. Pot-luck last •For theater and arts events, please see What's Playing, page 18B. Sunday of month. Dr Wayne Robinson Century 21 J.B. Novelli International Gaeta at Tarwinkles' Legends Bar & Grille, 472-1366 or write 2477 •For outdoor events, please see Outdoor Activities, page 8C. leads the congregation. 472-7401. 489^3311 I 800-883-0210 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957. •For entertainment, please see Night Life column, page 5B. 941-395-0444 ussof MeeixaeoR sun ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 • 23A 22A - Friday, October 17, 1997 • ISLANDER

PRIVATE PARTY ADS - Charges Vary (28 WORDS) BUSINESS RATE ADS $6.25 (28 WORDS) Classified BUSINESS * UPGRADES -PER ISSUE "PRIVATE BUSINESS * UPGRADES -PER ISSUE • PRJME GENERAL-HELP MANAGEMENT - SALES - HELP PERSONAL POINTE SANTO DE $ 2,20... 12POINTUNE. , $1.95 $1.05;... Space Lines , $ 1.00 SANIBEL WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED WATERCRAFT Luxurious Gulf Front $ 1.75 ,,..9P0INTL!NE.,., $1.65 $ 2.25 Attention Getters „,. $ 2.00 Penthouse Condo For Rent. Cheeks Entertainment recruiting ''': ^F:-':~'^t^1 '^P^k^^P^h'7'1^^^' H'iflv H''~^0^k"J04li'i'^P"^i'"'H I 3.65 BOLD, BOXED, & CENTERED $ 3.35 $ 5.25 Grabbers ,..,...., $ 5.00 STORE MANAGER WANTED 2 BR/2 BA males & females. Recruits will work WANTED TO BUY Screened lanal with spiral days or evenings entertaining at Who likes to sail or wants to 5 Dedicated & Committed people $ 3.50 BOXED & CENTERED. $ 3.15 $ 12.50 Photo - (1") Includes Boxed & Centered $ 9.00 Birthday, Bachelorette & Office learn for great little store who wish to succeed in their own WAKE BOARD staircase to private parties Quality minded, reliable on Captlva. home based business. Need only to rooftop sundeck. S 1.70 CAPITAL LETTERING .$1.65 male/ female individuals needed. High volume, easy customers, process a willingness to learn & CALL AFTER 5 PM Gorgeous sunrises and Call Personnel Dept. 1-888-517- super harbor location. enjoy working with people. Training sunsets. $ .75 FIRST 4 WORDS CAPITAL... $ .75 $18.00 COLOR $17.50 provided. 437-3058. 731-8700 Sell swim and sportswear, 1988 560SL MERCEDES Beautifully decorated To place, correct or cancel a classified ad, $ ,25additional Words (Per Issue, Per Word) $ .20 87i!s/B7 -tttt-21215117-74 10)24)87 —tttt—21213530-74 $ 1.05 CENTERED TYPE $ 1.15 gifts, sailing school SPORT COUPE 10)25/97 —tttt— 21214B02-89 and fully equipped. P/T, F/T Seasonal. Mornings, Substantial savings. Call 472-5185 or Fax 472-1372 $ 1.40 BOLD TYPE $ 1.30 $6.00 Blind BOK Ads $ 5,50 MA INTENA NCE/REPAIR clinics and courses. afternoons, evenings, weekends. hard * soft top. FOR ESTABLISHED Job requires dedication, Will train. Macintosh Book Shop, Absolutely new condition, Call Owner: 610-664-2371 BOAT PARTS & 10/31/87 —tttt— 21H1580-3 Deadline: 3:00 p.m. Tuesday for Friday Publication $ 3.00 Each Blind Box Mail Out $ 2.50 PROP. MGMT. COMPANY high sales, apparel retail and 472-1447 low miles, cream puff. ON SANIBEL, management experience. 10)24/87 —tttt—21214112-3 Will consider reasonable SUPPLIES SUPER SELLER EXPERIENCE REQ., 454-1644 TEXAS REFINERY CORP. needs offers. Call 472-8633 CAPTIVA GULF FRONT Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. BENEFITS. 10)24/97 —tttt— 21213132-3 person now in CAPE CORAL area. 10)24)87 —tttt— 21214471-96 Does not include personals, 9OO#'s or Business/Service Directories Regardless of training, write B.C. TROLLING MOTORS LUXURY HOME 4 SANIBEL TOLLS PAID, Hopkins, Dept. S-33904, Box 711, Sales • Service - Installation. BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH ALL PUBLICATIONS - PRIVATE PARTY - $35.00 • BUSINESS RATE $37.50 *< PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Ft. Worth, TX76101-0711. New, used, factory rabullts & SPORTS UTILITY trade-Ins. Motorgulde Warranty AT YOUR DOORSTEP. 472-4113 10)25)97 —tttt—21214277-71 Long Driveway Into Lush 10)24/87 -tttt- 2121518B-3 INFORMATION SYSTEMS Service Center. Smith Marine T0~BW HOME FURNISHINGS | Moving - Five rooms + porch, home SANIBEL/CAPTIVA VEHICLES Enterprises, Inc. 2420-1 Tropical Estate grounds. | PERSONAL SERVICE | | WANTED TOP PRICES furnishings: Artworks, stereo, T.V., MANAGER ATTENTION!!! Concorde Drive, Ft. Myers, Exclusive, Paid for antique furniture, Legal file, hide-a-bed, desk. SALARY RANGE: Licensed L&H Insurance '95 Geo Tracker, 4 cylinder, white, ALONE? S.W. Florida's Carpet dealer with many rolls of first GARAGE SALES only 33,000 miles, $7,995 or $500 939-5776 Tastefully Decorated, RESPECTED Dating Bureau for old clocks and watches Clothing, Wallhanglng, dresser & $40,266 TO $61,270 10)29)87 —tttt—21164759-78 WANTED TO BUY quality carpet. We will install any 3 misc. items. 997-0516 Managers A Agents down, $159 a month. Call Ken Jonke 3/4 Bedrooms or Den. SENIORS. Since 1977! Call Bringing running or not, paintings, rooms up to 358 sq.ft for only $479., Sat. 11/8/97 - 980 East Gulf Dr. OFFICE & CLERICAL Ground Floor Opportunity at Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. Sleeps Eight. People Together, Inc.l 1-800-922- 10/24)97 —tttt—21214542-73 Sanibel 9am-2pm. Refridge - side WAKE BOARD pottery, etc. includes padding. Call Patrick 945- Under direction of the City Brand New Program! 10)25)87 —tttt—21214651-81 3-1/2 Baths. 4477(24hrs.) 8129. by side $250. Dishwasher-Maytag Also, military Items, knives HELP WANTED Manager, this position has the jlNTERVALFORSALEj Large Nested Pool and Spa. 12/28/87 —1111—21108884-7 CALL AFTER 5 PM 11/14)97 —tttt—21202898-75 MUSICAL $150. Dryer-$125. Cooktop-$100. Lead Program Available swords, medals. Kitchen sink-stainless $100. Bar responsibility for supervising, Earnings Up to $6O,000/yr | TRUCKS & VANS j Nominated for Architectural HOME STRETCH 731-8700 Fifteen years In Lee County. ETHAN ALLEN pine furniture. INSTRUMENTS sink-$75. Sofa-$250. Sleeper Sofa- Customer Service A planning, organizing, directing, Potential & More! Call Jerry Awards. PA.R.R.C., Complex-Colonial, 1469 Call 772-0275 Love seat, chair. Offers. Queen-$350. King Mahogany Bed Invoicing Positions coordinating, and controlling 1-800-230-9774 1994 Ford Ranger XLT pick up, low Terraces and pool pavilion. Colonial, Sulte23, 2nd. floor. Ft. 10/25/97 —tttt— 31185838-72 945-8784 Like New Spinet Kimbal Piano. Will $450. Queen Birch Bed-$250. Bunk/ Answer Phone, Data Entry the City's Information System. 10)29)87 —till— 21215116-78 miles, excellent condition, only $169 All amenities. -tttt— ai2ueoi-»» Twin Beds-$300. Antique Oak Myers. Walk-in only. 10/25)97 —tttt— 21211746-99 pay for tunning after settled in new for 24 Hour. Fire Protection a month with $500 cash or trade. $4,200Jweek High Season The Purple Place, Elegant Glass: home. $995. 941-856-3685. Furniture- bed, dressers, etc. Many Call Don Cotton at Roger Dean Call me to purchase 10)25/67 — tm— 21214827-74 Cambridge "Rosepoint", Beautiful off-white sofa and love tag sale items. 472-0902 8:30 - Co. F/T with benefits TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE: $2,700.lweek Low Season FLEA MARKETS | 10)29)97 — lift—21215160-74 SKILLS & TRADES Chevrolet 574-3326. or sell vacation time share "Wildfiower; Fostoria "American", seat. $350. Wall unit (light color). 1:00pm or 395-9398 1-9pm permanent Bachelor's Degree from an 10/25/87 —ttlt—21058866-81 weeks on Days: 201-569-2111 Four pieces $350. 461-3910 after 6 Apply at 1661 Estero Bv. accredited college or Weekends: 914-687-0360 FINANCIAL "Chintz", "Navarre", "Dolly 11)10/87 —tttt—21215062-3 HELP WANTED '94 Mazda B2300 pick up, only Sanibel and Captlva Florida. Madison", "Meadow Rose , p.m. or leave message. 10/31/87 —tttt— 21161581-3 I PETS & SUPPLIES j Ste. 25, FMB university In Business 41,000 miles, air, cassette, bedliner HERB SIMON, SERVICES "Mayflower", "Midnight Rose"; 10)24)97 —tilt—21212706-3 11)14)87 -tttt- 21214326-5 Information Systems, TYPESETTER & topper, $500 down, $199 a month. BROKER/REALTOR Heisey "Crystolite : Imperial Sealy Twin Boxspring. Excellent Computer Science, Computer • • 'Free Cash Grantsl* • • "Candlewick . 1940 Suwanee, • • Mac Experience Preferred Call Michael K. at Roger Dean Office 542-1101 South Seas Plantation - condition. Moving - Must sell I $30. Front Deak Clerk information Systems, Business Chevrolet 574-3326. College. Scholarships. Business. Mon.-Sat. 11a.m.-4p.m. 036-1572 NOTICE: Florida Statute GENERAL-HELP 1-800-831-4453 3 BRB BA Loft, porch, Can Deliver. 768-0454 Must be able to work all shifts Administration, Marketing, 10)25)97 —tttt—2121 2660-B1 Medical bills. Never Repay. Toll 10)24/97 — tttt—21213429-74 10/24/97 —tttt—21214381.74 828.29 states that all dogs & Apply at: Residence 574-5697 beautifully furnished, Free 1-800-21 &-S00O Ext. G-4363. eats offered for sale In Florida WANTED (be flexible) Engineering, Sales, or related 1987 Dodge Caravan. Excellent WE BREEZE CORPORATION 1-800-933-1458 TV, VCR, W/D. Pool, tennis. 11)14)67 — tltt— 21101187-74 Model Home Furnishings - Sofa must be at least 8 weeks old, except graveyard shift discipline or six (6) years condition. 8/passenger, 4 cyl FIND YOUR LOCAL FLEA table $125. Etagere $250. Bunch Avon sales - all areas need reps. 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. RE/MAX Realty Team One and two bedroom Villas Credit Card Debt! Stop harassing have an official health experience managing systems Mitsubishi engine, all power, tinted MARKETS AND FLEA MARKET table $50.6x9 designer rug $700.8' Super commission. Workplace, (11PM-7AM) CAPE CORAL, FL also available. phone calls. Eliminate or reduce certificate signed by a friends, neighbors. No Inventory or windows, AC, clean inside & out. VENDORS USTED HERE IN TOOLS & window blind $300. All new. (941) veterinarian, have proper Contact Daryl by phone In a government information 12)26)201J —tttt— $2,350. Call 561-0561. FREE GOLF AND interest. Cut payments up to 50%. 336-7485 territories required. Your products Wed. through Sundays management environment with 11111749-99 Non-Profit Debt Consolidation Co. THE WEEKS TO COME. shots and be free from 10)24/87 —tttt—21213031-74 ALL AMENITIES MACHINERY 10)27X7 -tttt—»121 SO60-3 at cost. Flexible. Sandi 1-800-966- for application 472-1541 course work In computer 1-800-229-8027 Intestinal A external parasites. 2166 Avon independent sales rep. 11)28)87 —tttt— 21182860-83 Call between * * Oct. 25th 8:00-3:00 Model Home In accordance with this statute, 10/24/87 —tttt- 21215186-3 science or computer 10/23/87 —tttt— aim 729-71 10/31/87 -Illl- 21213351-88 SHOPTASK Horizontal lathe vertical 11)4/87 —tltt—21088688-71 DOMESTIC AUTOS | REC. VEHICLES j Casa Ybel 2 BR/2 BA - Lower - 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Fumishingsl Full house, of furniture This publication will not Information systems, or an Week 31. $10,500. Corner Unit - Debt Consolidation Loans) Cut mill combination. Three Jaw and four and odds and ends. 12550 Kelly knowingly accept any ads $1 ;000. WEEKLY stuffing envelopes RESERVATIONS FOR Seized Cars from $175. Porsches, 1-8OO-227-1783 payments up to 65%. Bad Credit OK. jaw chucks, milling vise, live center, equivalent combination of 33* Ft. Southwind, Eaglo. 1986 Beautiful Gulf View. Screen porch. Sands Way. Kelly Greens advertising doga or cats for at home. Guaranteed! Home BUSY VACAVON Cadillacs, Chevys. BMW's, 10)31/87 —tttt— 211(7914-3 Licensed, bonded. Same day | COLLECTIBLES j milling and cutting tooling hobby sale that do not meet these workers needed nowl Free details. training and experience. model. Only 50.500 mi. A/C, Call (414) 523-4436 10)29)97 —tttt—21215204-5 RENTAL OFFICE Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4WD's. Your 11/7/87 —tltt—21211301-3 approval. Call Credit Management use only. $1200. 549-6693 requirements. Send SAS.E.: P.O. Box754505-LA, Area. Toll Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. Awning, Leveling Jacks, generator, Tired of Sanibel trafficll! Consider Services 1-800-511-6886 Ext-100. 10/28/97 —tttt—21214956-79 Coral Springs, FL 33075 ON SANIBEL, Position requires high degree A-4363 for current listings. stereo, CD, all new carpet and new Fin lighting memorabilia. CLOTHING 7)8)2014 —tttt— 21088341-89 tires. 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In No experience necessary. 10)24/87 —tttt— 21215186-3 data processing concepts, RENTALS Book of seiect old Philatelic stamps | MEDICAL & HEALTH \ Island pet care. 472-1176 10/28)97 —tttt— 21189787-81 10/25)87 —tttt—21214825-76 Payments. $13.61/hr. to start, plus mainframes, applications, on covers, $50. 941-656-1155 10)24/87 —tttt—211808 50-3 SANIBEL ISLAND CONDO n; ttt —•Scooters and LJftChairs-j- benefits. computer printing, personal '91 Caprice Wagon, loaded, low Gulf Vitw Condo, 10/2 5187 —tttt—21213154-77 Application/exam Info PART TIME - HELP miles, white, new tires, $8,995. Call BOCA GRANDE FREE CASH GRANTSI College. COMPUTERS & •••••Factory Direct To You"— AKC Registered Whippet Puppies. computer technology and MOTORCYCLE & w/2 BR/2 BA 1992 Nascar Racing Champions 10 wks old. Champion parents. available. Erik Herman only, Roger Dean Remember Sanibel Scholarships. Business. Medical ••New Scooters from $1,495- software and network Great Fall Rates with Alan Kulwicki Hooter Girls, Books ••New Lift Chairs from $595- $350. Call 433-3672 Call 9:00AM-9:00PM only. WANTED Chevrolet 574-3326. 15 yrs. ago? ' bills. Never Repay. Toll Free 1-800- COMPUTER EQUIP. operating systems. The City MOPEDS Great Location. 216-9000 Ext. G-5943 100+$25. 540-7283 •••Used Scooter* from $395— 10)24)87 —tttl—21214334-73 Open 7 days/week. 10)25)97 —tltt-21188812-81 Try Boca Grande this year. 10/25/87 —tttt—21214630-77 Wholesale prices: New 1-800-270-8015 ext. 230 Part-time, Full Time - Work around currently operates In an AS400 Contact Owner: — tttt—2 Call Our Friendly Team Today your schedule. Days, nights, '94 Geo Prizm, 3 to choose from. As Beachfront accommodations, Granita/Slush machines, start at 11)2)97 —tttt—21213255-74 THIS BIKE'S 4 U (770) 751-1999 —Toll Free (888) 772-5155- weekends available. No experience environment utilizing an low as $0 down and as low as $149 villas and/of private homes $2,300. All used start at $1,400. 10)31)87 —tttt—11212373-B4 Full and Part time positions Ethernet network. per month. Call Dan Yaple, Roger Cherry Red 1992 Yamaha 10/31/87 —tttt— 21203857-3 CEMETERY - New electronic Espresso machine SPORTING GOODS f necessary, will train. Apply in person Seca II 600 available. ANTIQUES available. Evenings and weekends, or call 472-2125 Amoco, 1015 Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. with electronic grinder start at 10)28)97 —tltt—21208731-81 Runs greatlll Low Miles III Call toll free for Information SEASONAL RENTALS 6 Foot, 2 Man Ski-Bob. Fun on for gift shop oh Sanibel. Benefits Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Incumbent must have ability to CREMATION Hoosiers • Hoosiers - Hoosiersll $1,700. Automatic grinder $450. MISCELLANEOUS j and" tolls paid. 472-6991 $2,800 1-800-881-2822 After 3 days fish & house guest 540-2454 water. New $40.482-3504 10)24)87 —tttt—21214117-3 be on call and respond to '89 Lincoln Continental, loaded, Oak or Painted, Original or 10)24)97 —tttt—21214155-3 nice car, Signature, $4,495. Call Matching bike trailer with Boca Grande stink! Fully furnished waterfront Prime Location - 2 Couch-type 10)24)87 — tttt—21214603-83 CUSTOM"CONCRETE SYSTEMS. 10)25/87 —tttt—21214845-74 Need a mature woman to care for a problems 24 hours a day, 7 crypts. Side-by-slde In Memorial Refinished. Parts & Information. 10% OFF RESURFACE SPECIALMI Ken Jonke, Roger pean Chevrolet 2 new spares Real Estate, Inc. homes & condos by the week or $495. & up. Cabinets bought & sold. elderly man in his home part-time, days a week. Gardens Chapel of Light $5,000. Resurface old concrete, river rock, CAT LOVERS!!! 574-3326. $250 10/24/87 —tttt— 21092177-7 month. Tudor Villas Realty 549- Iceboxes, Oak Larkin Buffets. Jacks excellent pay - Leave name & 10)25/87 —ttlt— 21208732-81 997-0516 keystone on pool decks, lanais or The Cat Hospital of Ft. Myers now phone # on answering machine. Take both for $2,750 Sunset Capfiva house - 2BD/2 BA & 1764 & Anns 941-657-3631 days - 941- driveways with MARBELiTE....tha GARAGE SALES} has immediate openings for F/T & APPLY: 1/28)98 —Ittl — 21208773-81 10/24J87 — »H»—21214540-73 466-5611 SEIZED CARS FROM $175. Will consider trade loft. Nicely furnished, Gulf Beach 657-3989 nights. MC & Visa. ultimate decorative resurfacing P/T receptionist & Kennel/Grooming CITY OF SANIBEL with Bay access, tennis courts, pool. 1)2/81 — tttt— 211061 29-74 CAMERAS, TV, 10/24/87 —tttt—21214570-5 Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, for reliable veh. system. 10 YEAR WARRANTY..." & Vet Tech positions. Call 489-4611 FINANCE DEPARTMENT BMW's, Corvettes. Also Jeeps, Weekly rentals. Call (314) 872-9990 FREE ESTIMATES 267-3350. • * 10)31)97 —tttl—21214516-73 Part time retail two days a week. No 800 DUNLOP ROAD 731-8700 ask for Jason 10/31)87 —tttt—21116651-3 STEREO & VIDEO evenings. Lion's Paw 472-0909 4WD's. Your Area. Toll Free 1-800- 17863 San Carlos BUSINESS Oak Antiques 11/7J87 —tttt—21168848-74 Cleaning Service. Work with owner, SANIBEL FL 33957 318-9000 jxt. A-5943 for current 731-9700 after 5 PM. Ft. Myer* Beach DATES .10)24)97 —tilt—21215061-3 ISiiir —tttt— 21212620-88 CHANGE OF PACE Magnificent Hand Can/ad "CONFUSED" ABOUT ' ^^-^ partial days, M-F. Sat in season, listings. Ashley Oaks Resorts OPPORTUNITY Golden oak Belgium Cradenza TIME& rare Sundays. Must be neat clean, f947; 472-9615 11/14)87 -ttlt-21214260-5 _ Beautiful Vacation Home 1968 Suzuki 120 Vintage, less thai, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths A Southern Family Tradition, late 1880's, 90" long, SATELLITE LOOICh honest, dependable, will to work. APPUCATION DEADLINE: Make SO to 100 thousand a year. LOCATION Must have good uansportion. Work 5000 miles. Perfect island bike, see Your own private tennis court 4 antique colonial living one of * kind $3,000 OCTOBER 31, 1997 and make offer. Call 472-0566 Tropical Palm & Citrus planting is south including beachs. Salary RESTAURANT - swimming pool, 100 yards to 1600 sq. it. living space Business, established 8 years. Two engllth oak wall file units. Complete Dish Net System ARE THE MOST SPORTS & IMPORTS weekdays after 2 PM. W/E anytime. $6.75 - $9.00 per hr. based on CITY OF SANIBEL Gulf of Mexico. 2 BR/2 BA $150,000-75,000 dn $1,250 mo. for One with 18 drawers, one 21 dish, installation, and 150 en's. IMPORTANT experience. 335-4382 HELP WANTED EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION 10/17/87 — tttt—212H0 58-3 Loft, patio, carport 5 yr. No Rent ... includes 40,000 AUTOS Call for times available. drawers. No money dn; only $23. month; 10/27/97 —tttt—21314530-73 REQUIRED Inventory/ and equipment. Call 941- PARTS OF YOUR Sanibel Cafe - Needs Line cook. 2UBI338-8031 W/D, pool, boat dock, S File drawers open flat. with 5 yr. warranty. 1992 Nissan Sentra XE, tilt, cruise, 283-2136 GARAGE SALE AD. _Apply in person between 2 PM - 5 216/338-5281 all the other resort amenities. Perfect for a lawyer's office, 275-8979 NEEDED: 39 people to lose 5 to 100 only $159 per month with $500 cash I POWER BOATS | n/7/87 —tttt—2i2i2»n-« PM" TahTtian Gardens, 2007 Position may be either 10/31)97 —tltt— 21128821-3 Yearly, monthly, weekly, daily $1,500. each. Advantage Satellite DO YOU THINK THESE + lbs Naturally! Hottest Guaranteed Periwinkle Way. employee appointment or or trade. Call Don Colton, Roger Seasonal rates Starving Artists - Artist's Studio COME BY OUR OFFICE Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. $$ WANTED $$ Golden oak 48" Roll Top desk — tttt—31310801-78 program in the USA I Dr. _1.0)31/87 —tttt—21206578-3 . contractual agreement as SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Filling reservations lastl Space for Gifted Artists - Coop, 1 yr. ARE AND PICK-UP Recommended Call: (305)653- commitment. Anyone interested in early 1900's from PA. negotiated between the CLEAN PRE-OWNED BOATS. NEW PRIVATE LUXURY HOME 466-3303 1443 New number. Internet: Wanted Full or P/T Baker & • • -"INSTANT CASH lll"« • • Studio Space. Royal Palm Square - excellent Condition $1800 YOUR FREE successful applicant and the ON GULF, AVAILABLE FOR or GARAGE SALE KIT. http^/www.healthy food.net Counter Help. Will Train. GRABBER #1007 CALL FOR DETAILS. Ft. Myers side of Mid-Point four oak offfcm chairs $200 ea. City Manager. VACAVON RENTAL. 1-800-819-3393 Memorial Bridge - Smoke free S (Must place a Garage Sale sd) 10)24/87 —tttl—21214645-74 Bagel Factory, 941-694-4626 Oak large student desk $450 1 PLANTS & TREES j 10)24)87 —tttt—21151741-74 5 BRI4 BA, PRIVATE POOL, Frank Hemalgarn, Jr. drug fre© environment. Details - Landscaping company needs full- 8841 College Pwky, GRABBER #1007 Upholstered dressing stool * * EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 1994 Aquasport 225 Explorer SPA. ALL RESORT FACILITIES 10)31/87 —tttl- liimn.1 Jan© Hale 472-4590 - Leave Palms & Trees time help. Florida driver's license Suite 0108. 1989 MAZDA LX MX6 message $275 214/2001 — tilt— 21077816-B8 required. Call 472-3440 EMPLOYER Cuddy Cabin. 1994-200 HP OPTIONAL SPECIAL RATE Seasonal Rental" - South Ft, Myers Queens 6" $10.00 WE CAN ADD THEM TO YOUR Fort Myers, FL A/C, power sunroof, power 10/29/87 — ttii—212H042-73 Oak End table $175 1Z-14'$125.00 10/24/97 —tttt—21214667-3 DRUG FREE WORKPLACE Yamaha 175 hrs. Lawrance X55 fish THRU OWNER. - Island Park area. 2 Bdr/2 Ba. AD - CALL YOUR CLASSIFIED Call 433-2245 windows, eniise control, Oak 4 drawer file cabinet $250 Pigmy Dates 24" $15.00 Blue Jean Job. $475 weekly. 6 FL STATUTES CHAPTER 119 finder, Interphase Loran, electric CALL AFTER 3:00 PM EST Newly furnished. Available Dec & 1 SALESPERSON TODAY! LOOKING FOR Call Connie 466-6399 ArecasS'-e $15.00 immediate openings for local route. ,10)24/87 —tttt— 21212322-73 S-speed, $3,900. winch, outriggers, Down riggers, on Jan- |i,200./mo. Call after 6 PM 5)20/2018 —tttt— 21187787-88 A GOOD USED CAR? COMPLIANCE boat lift as new $24,500. §41-549- (219) 272-0889 OR WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING 18/24/97 —tttt— 21207062-3 Oaks 8" $50.00 AN ALMOST NEW STEREO? Must be 19 yrs or older. Have valid Full or part time servers. Busser and Call 491-6319 VETERANS' PREFERENCE 6693 (219) 271-0115 10/24/87 —tttt—21211397.74 SELLING OR SEARCHING, 8' Pines $35.00 Three Kitchen Cabinet Displays for HOW ABOUT AN AUCTION? drivers license. Company truck dishwasher. Call Wayne or Anne leave message please! 10/31/87 -tttt— 21145283-3 sale. 1/Cherry cabinet display, 472-1242 SANIBEL TOLLS PAID iK)«fl/97 -tttl- 21212519-5 10/25)87 —tttt—21214858-78 EVERYTHING YOU NEED Thomas A. Edison table top, Travelers $15.00 OR A RARE TRADING CARD? provided. Call 337-1667 31 2/white cabinet displays. Must come ,n/34/87 —TTTT— " " IS BIGHT A T YOUR phonograph with original records Much more - delivery & planting LOOK NO FURTHER 10)24/87 —tltt—21214668-73 -10)24/97 —ttH—21214207-3 available. in to seell 12700 Metro Parkway #4, FINGERTIPS. included works welf $499. Call CLASSIFIED ADS Answering Service - All shifts. 472- private owner at 458-2885 694-2387 Ft. Myers 33912. WORK FOR YOUUl neng-st — tsit— aii82859-as 10/24)87 —tttt—21211658-74 1323 Tolls Raid. 10/25/97 — tttl—21214885-72 10)25)87 —tttt—21207738-71 4)19/2816 — tttt—21182861-09 11)14/87 -tttt-21215115-3 ISLANDER • Friday, October 2*CT997 » JA 24A • Friday, October 24, 1997 - ISLANDER 1 tmsttmdoo Committees, from 3A consider reforming the committees and said Councilman George Madison, efits in terms of efficiency and exper- of waterways, individual homeown- creating an Environmental Affairs Council's liaison to the Vegetation tise. Classified ers are some of the worst culprits. Committee, structured similarly to the Committee, and the City would be fool- "The Vegetation Committee, by Nearly 1/3 of the pollution in Planning Commission and with fewer ish to do anything that would lose such process of evolution, is coming to a Sarasota Bay comes from home- members. The Environmental Affairs competent help. If the problem is with structure the Planning Commission POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA Condo, Committee would better oversee issues VACATION CAPE CORAL BY OWNER COMMERCIAL APARTMENTS & owners' yards, she told Council. attendance, that can be addressed with- has had for some time," said Mayor completely furnished, Gulf view. that affect both vegetation and wildlife, out abolishing the committees, he ar- PROPERTY & HOMES Walk to Gulf - Piling home PROPERTY/RENT DUPLEXES FOR RENT Rates contact owner, 812-342-8181 "It's like a silent and deadly issue Bob Davison. The Planning Commis- 3 BR/2 BA 10/31/97 —tttt—21188439-3 that we know not very much about," such as pesticides and herbicides, stan- gued. sion has subcommittees and it reports RENTALS Large outside porch. Office space, any size, great (or Large remodeled 1 bedroom, 2 dards for landscapers, and beach man- Custom split 3/2. Flagstone New Berber carpet - accountants, doctors, lawyers. bedroom & efficiency apartments. "Riverfront" Panoramic view, pool, she said, and it's important that the The issue at this point is not to to Council, which might be appropri- fireplace, enormous 24x24 F.R., Tiled floors - Finished office Professional building, very busy Exceptionally nice, clean tennis, security, garage parking, agement, which the Committee of the solar pool, fenced yard, French apartments, good quiet furnished or unfurnished. Long term pesticide and herbicide committee abolish those committees, even if an ate for the Vegetation Committee, as Sanlbel Home For Rent doors, three walk-in closets, tile, downstairs. Must seel Hancock Bridge Pkwylocation. 275- neighborhood, close to schools & Islands has been urging. Appointment/ Write 4587 or seasonal. Great location. continue its work. She will continue environmental affairs committee were well. "Gary's proposal has a lot of fans. Total sq. ft. 3,865. Need to —tttl—21181687-75 shopping, water included. 275- Charming ground floor unit. A must 200 steps to Gulf of Mexico move ASAP. $122,900. (941) 574- PO Box 412, 4587 M/F, 8-5. see! Jane Story 549-0004 (eve), doing the work for SCCF, but it The Vegetation and Wildlife established, said Councilman Andrew merit." he said. If the Wildlife Com- Newly remodeled 9233 Sanlbel, FL 33957 Retail space for lease. 836 sq. ft. 10/31/87 —tm—21149059-75 Sherry 542-3411 (eve), Daily 542- Committees, which are both made up 10/31/97 —tttt—21Z1250B-74 10/24/97 -till- 2121S063-3 The Village. 395-0222 4102 would help to have the support of Reding, Council's liaison to the Wild- mittee next comes before Council to 3 BR/2 Bath. Sleeps 8 10/31/97 —Ht«—21207686-3 2 Bedroom, 1 bath apartment, Pets Welcome $59,900. Buys 3/Bedroom, 2/Bath, clean, $360 a month. 2452 Stella 10/24/97 —tttt—21214632-71 the City, she said. of volunteers, are fairly large bodies life Committee. form a subcommittee on the gopher 2/car garage, built 1989. Cathedral FOR LEASE Street, Fort Myers, 941-332-8389. Cape Coral waterfront, 55+ and the committees sometimes have ceiling, great room, split plan. North 10/25/87 — mi—2120B576-71 But some councilmen were reluc- tortoise, he said, it begins to gets un- New listing, lots of open dates Cape off "Pine Island Road. Call 740 SQUARE FEET community. Pool, first floor, corner, City Manager Gary Price ar- SOUTH FORT ON PERIWINKLE 2 BR/1 BA Close to Schools and new paint & carpet, no pets, problems keeping a quorum, said Jim tant to take on the task of appointing wieldy and he doesn't want to see a Lynn Lacy Agent, Tudor Villas $625/month. 542-3411 gued in his report that, on a topic of Phone: 941-395*9663 $800 PER MONTH Shopping. Passaic Avenue at 41. Krieger, long-time member of the Veg- Realty, 549-1764 MYERS HOMES 10/26/97 —tttt—21214814-72 such subcommittees, arguing that it structure bogged down with masses Fax: 941-395-9673 10/24/97 — tttS- 21213t3B-8< John Cee Realtor New Carpet & Tile. Laundry on such importance, the entire Vegeta- etation Committee. While many mem- Email: Saagrap»[email protected] Grounds. 772-2105 only compounds the bureaucracy. of subcommittees. 454-5548 TO/31/87 —titt—21211442-75 tion Committee should be involved. —tut— aiai 3110-1 PRICED BELOW MARKET! I/97 —ttlt— 2121130B-3 bers are year-round residents, others are 4 BR/2 BA POOL HOME HOMES FOR RENT) Where would the subcommittees stop, Davison, Madison, Reding and 3 BR/2 BR in beautiful Chateau-Sur- Their work has far-reaching effects seasonal. "If you want continuity, there | LEE COUNTY HOMES WHISKEY CREEK asked Councilmen Bob Janes and Janes voted to support the formation Mer very private beach. Available Commercial Property for sale, rent ANNUAL RENTALS AVAILABLE f and City staff should be present, not has to be the possibility of forming sub- November and December, 1997, GOLF COURSE VIEW or lease with option. Building on one | CONDOS FOR RENT \ Wally Kain. "Of course it's important April and May, 1998. Call (941) 472- SPLIT PLAN FOR EXTRA only for input on state and county of the subcommittees, but Davison acre in North Cape Industrial Park. CALL MARIE WELLS committees to keep things going," he 2490 or (305) 235-0762 PRIVACY. 941/ 549-3867 King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 [to look into such issues as pesticides also asked City staff to further inves- PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY regulations, but also to take minutes told Council. 11/4/97 -lilt- 31213212-3 CALL (941) 278-8890 10/24/97 —Hit— 21211623-75 BA, screened lanai, heated pool, and standards], but I don't know that tigate how to deal with the commit- Available FOR RENT, Bell Tower FOR SHOWING OR tennis. 2 week minimum. 617-659- (941) 472-4113 and keep the meetings in the sun- area, large 2 BO/2 BA condo, pool, MORE DETAILS OFFICE SPACE 7460. 10/31/97 —tttt— 21180858.3 shine, according to Price's memo. But the discussion about combin- we need a subcommittee to do it," Kain tees in the future. tennis, no pets, Annual $700. EQUAL HOUSING 10/31(97 — W«— 2086535-3 OPPORTUNITY $162,000. O.B.O. ing the two committees has had a said. More committees require more Kain opposed the motion, not Seasonal $1,500. Also FOR SALE 10/24/97 — tSti— 21H6019-3 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/3 Price recommended that Council not $57,000. Owner/Agent 482-7572, EQUAL HOUSING BA DEN. RENT THROUGH OWNER MOBILE HOMES FOR only turn down the requests, but to "chilling effect" on some of the volun- staff time, advertising and bureaucracy, because he opposed the work they are digital beeper 982-0956 OPPORTUNITY AND SAVE. 2 WEEK MINIMUM. 10/24/97 —H»—21213744-78 ISLAND MEDICAL PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CALL 609- RENT teers who serve on those committees, he said, and Price's proposal has ben- doing, he said, but "because we're All real estate advertised In & 985-0322 OR 609-492-7389 this newspaper la subject to BUSINESS CENTER 10/31/97 —tttt—21183330-3 *' Mobile homes for rent." Weekly multiplying committees." the Federal Fair Housing Act of CONDOS FOR SALE [ Prime Space for the rent. Children welcome. Includes REAL ESTATE 1968 which makes H illegal to Professional or Executive. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION water, garbage, pest control, lawn Lands End Village, care. Quiet, safe. 7760 Bogart DISTANT advertise any preference, Great water views on Rubican Covered parking. Elevator. North Fort Myers. 543-5828. limitation or discrimination Canal. Newer project with pool, Approx. 1170 SF 3 BR/3 BA. 10/20/97 —tttt—31212083-73 WHERE DID ALL YOUR based on race, color, religion, dockage, appliances including Fantastic view of NEIGHBORS GO? They discovered sex, handicap, familial status washer, dryer! 1200 Sq. Ft. plus RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE Gulf and Redfish Pass, Beautiful LAKE PLACID Florida with or national origin, or an lanai. Asking $75,900. Call Lynn FOR RENT weekly or monthly rates. BUSINESS & SERVICE 27 Freshwater lakes; awim, fish, ski! intention to make such Lacy Agent, Tudor Villas Realty. Save direct. For more affordable living call for 549-1764. DIRECTORY Service & Professional Directory preference, limitation or TOWN CENTER - Owner, Days (941) 768-6050 our FREE brochure CENTURY 21 10124/97 — f«t—21211425-B4 Compton Realty 1-S00-741-7866. discrimination. Thla publication Prime Space at Intersection of -— and auk for Gin*. nm»T — m»—»ii»5i35.7» will not knowingly mecept any Tarpon Bay Romd Eves: (941) 395-9495 Serving the Residents of Sanibel and Captiva WESTERN advertising tor real estate lDUPLEXESFORSALEI & Palm Ridge. 10/31/97 —tttt— 21-188400-3 ROOFING which Is in violation of the law. Approx. 963 SF. NORTH CAROLINA UTNS. 2 duplexes side-by-side. San Carlos The Atrium: Exclusive, beautifully FREE BROCHURES: Our reader* srts hereby Park on Ellie Drive. Excellent decorated, gulf-front luxury. 2 BR/2 GOLDSMITH Homes - Cabins Informed that all dwellings condition. Always rented, $24,000 FORMER SHELL MUSEUM BA, den, wrap-around balcony, Lots - Acraage advertised In thh newspaper annual income. Asking $179,000. PREVIEW CENTER • fantastic views, sunsetsl Available ROOFING Waterfront Views after 8/02/97. Call owner for ( Odd Jobs ) ( Homeowners Insurance j ( Locksmith ) are available on an equal Call 332-4173 or fax 332-5756 Prime Location for ALL REPAIRS IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS brochure. 800-484-7304 PIN 8286 RAPER FEALTY, INC. opportunity basis. 10/24/B7 —tin—21214283-73 RETAIL/OFFICE RE-ROOFING 3/23/2012 — «It»— 207232O-»» or (770) 664-7186 P.O. Box 619 Hwy 64W Right on Periwinkle 10/31/87 —tttt — 21196960-3 SHINGLES OUR SPECIALTY MURPHY, NC 28906 Gov't Foreclosed homes from Duplex for Sale. Great investment Near Tarpon Bay Road. FLAT DECK PORCH I LANAI Year Round Fully Insured ISLAND LOCKSMITH 1-800-438-8159 pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Homeowner's Insurance 3/2 with pool sewers, city water, $1400./Mo. Including Utilities. SPANISH CAY Free Estimates Licensed #974588 10/28/97 —tH$—»1U«64B-? Repo's, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free dual water, quiet neighborhood, CALL US NOW FOR For prompt quotes and excellent AND SECURITY SERVICES (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-4363 for CALL MARIE WELLS Luxury Furnished First Floor Escapo to Manasota Key current listings. large corner lot. $1,400 per month, One Bedroom Condo with IMMEDIATE SERVICE FOR $129,900. Ask for Mario for details PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY, YOUR LEAK PROBLEMS. service since 1960. Also available No traHic Jamal 11/12/97 —Hit—11173065-74 573-0199 Lovely Pool and Quiet Setting. No Hlgh-Rlsesl INC. Available December through flood, wind, auto, umbrella and commercial GOVT FORECLOSED homes from 10/24/17 —>«»»—21214444-73 (941) 472-4113 FRANK1E BARBETTA 472-2394 Juat Gulf Breezes pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, March, 98. UC. CCC 057142 Repo's. REO's. Your Area. Toll Free OR AT YOVR SERVICE George a) Aim Bullock (800) 237-6002 Call Collect (815) 838-8347 SAWYER INSURANCE Toll Free 1-898-232-5672 (1) 800-218-9000 ext. H-5943 for 10/31/97 —tttl— 21207580-3 267-1065 Pressure Washing»Painting"Deck Repairs'Odd Jobs current listings. MOBILE HOMES FOR 10/31/97 — t»«S— 2114«94»-3 Florida Realtor 11/6/97 —tttt— 21214300-73 Clean Ups«House-sitting«Pet Care'Home & Office Cleaning 11J14J»7 —1W—212142I2-3 LICENSED • INSURED • BONDED Manasota Kay Really, Inc. SALE Phone 275-3710 Pager 336-2789 275-0700 10/24/17 24 Hour Emergency Services River Trails Must Relocate -1993 Murphy, North Carolina - New Redman, 14 x 65, 3 Bdr/2 Ba, chalet for sale by owner. 2 BCV 2 BA, NORTH FT. MYERS Unfurnished. $17,900. Slatter Rd. N. fireplace, 2 decks, central heat/air, Ft. Myers. 941-543-4500. water & septic, paved road access. HOMES 10/24/17 —Mtt—11211 3J8-T4 Patio Furniture Great mountain view. Call 704-644- Architect 5336 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage, BY OWNER ADVERTISING 10/31/17 —Hit—31214495-75 screened lanai. 1,600 sq. ft, corner lot, $5,000 down with good credit. Adult Park 2 BR/2 BA, very nice. Lg. PATIO CORNERS of CAPE CORAL We are architects who design elegant screen porch. Furnished, must see. When you homes and build with quality construction (941)454-3626 . $8,500. OBO. 941-995-8667 OPPORTUNITY 10/28/17 -»tll-l»1!liH.71 FACTORY WAREHOUSE OUTLET Your one stop Patio Shop 11/S/17 —»»»«—1131S118-73 feed an | LOTS FOR SALE • Patio Flags • Resin • Outdoor Lighting • Cast Aluminum • Gifts SANIBEL/CAPTIVA • Carter Gradle • Hammocks • Lloyd/Flanders •PVC • Strapping/Parts • Accessories Desperate For Cashll Golf Course LEASE/OPTION \ alligator you • Dura Wicker • Cushions • Umbrellas • Greenery & Silks Lot on Lake in Royal Tee, Cape HOMES • Mallin Coral. MUSE be Sold ASAP. Will Sell are training it „•—_, , TWO Below Ma/kat Value. Make Offer. PRICE REDUCED Near Beach - 3 BR/3 BA (le^Uctuml LOCATIONS 352-336-7426 or Pager 1-800-759- TO $175,000 Fully furnished. mflijaMoirerii 8388 Pin #1880344 Annual lease at to approach We have DEWNOT 1403 Cape Coral Pkwy 3810 Del Prado Blvd. 11M/8T —tttt—31213B7B-8 3 BR/2 BA On Sanlbel River Call (041) 472-4595 $2,000. a month. One more time ... stops mildew! 945-0800 540-1226 Cape Southwest oversized For Showing Or details. Call (941) 472-0494 waterfront, no bridge*, 2410 SW 10 AM -4 PM or humans and 26th Place off Miracle Parkway, Unit 10/24/97 -WI- * I1161388-J 93 - Block 5984, view with privacy (941) 395-9207 $27,000. Terms. 458-8551. 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Island Dining.... 2-3 Night Life A Show Biz.. ..5 What's Playing .....8 TV Guide ...... 9-16 Fishing 18 Health ..22 Crossword 23 V Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors will begin showing at the Pirate Playhouse at 8 p.m. tonight, Oct. 24. See What's Playing, page 8B for more details. Photo/David Meardon. 2B " Friday October 24, 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 • 3B msimho Dining & Entertainment Dining & Entertainment At Vollen's taste-tempting treats munity Relations Committee on Satur- to dazzle the eye as well as the palate day, October 25, from 7 to 11 pm at Appetizers were nestled amidst a showy display the Renaissance Mall. The event is a of ice carvings in the form of court benefit for the Child Protection Team. jesters and masks. The award-win- Fantasy packages up for bid include CamiUe KUCABA ning chef served New Zealand lamb adventure weekends, gourmet dinners, chops marinated in fresh mint, rose- gift baskets and travel and spa oppor- mary and garlic with a minted tunities. Tickets to the "casually el- Hollandaise; cajun shrimp with gar- egant" event are $10, including admis- lic butter sauce; and his signature des- sion to the auction and cabaret-style sert that won "Best Dessert" at the dinner. For information call 936-3537. 1995 Taste of the Islands—mini mac- Prepare your taste buds for the adamia volcano tartlets with pine- October wine and beer tasting this Gourmet Chef's Auction apple rum sauce. Monday, the 27th, at The Sanibe! Sanibel Harbour presented a Wine & Coffee Company. Sample lively Canal St. scene from New Or- Lynda's yummy hors d'oeuvres while a resounding success leans, complete with a giant ice carv- you sip selections from vineyards like ing. The culinary team treated guests Cambria, Indigo Hills and Maison Congratulations to all those fabu- was all decked out in marvelous Mardi to Norwegian salmon and jumbo scal- Nicholas Reserve. See you there from lous chefs who helped make the eighth Gras trappings—traditional green, lop pillard, lobster nicoise in blue 5 to 9 p.m. annual Gourmet Chef's Auction to ben- gold and purple colors descended from Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa won "Best Overall," along with first place in the prawn heads and seared ostrich ten- And welcome to Wayne efit the March of Dimes such a re- the ceiling in streamers and balloons, haute cuisine/resort category, during the Gourmet Chef's Auction held October 16 derloin. Dessert aficionados enjoyed sounding success! Herzberg, new manager at the Harbor then sprinkled the festive tables in con- at Harborside Convention Center in Ft. Myers. The New Orleans-style display chocolate pyramids with mango House, Sanibel's oldest restaurant. Big winners in the Epicurean fetti and doubloons. Party goers were (complete with "mini shooting stars") won first place for best decor. mousse. Formerly with such popular eateries as competition were Vollen C. Loucks, dressed to the nines in glittery gran- healthier babies. in the haute cuisine/resort category and Sanibel Harbour's formerly- The Ship Restaurant, The Bridge Res- owner/chef at VoIIen's on McGregor, deur—gowns and tuxedos, beads and seasonal gourmet restaurant, Chez le taurant and Bubba's in Cape Coral, The Timbers on Sanibel really got into the spirit of Mardi Gras at the eighth annual and Executive Chef Marwan Kassem sequins, costumes and feathered Chef Vollen Loucks took the also best overall. Their booth received People's Choice award (for the fifth first-place honors for a spectacular Bear, will reopen permanently on No- Wayne promises folks the same deli- Gourmet Chef's Auction. A dynamite alligator and crawfish gumbo delighted of the Sanibel Harbour Resort & masks adorned the 700 guests who vember 12. cious food and friendly service they guests...and two lucky people who submitted the winning bid for The Timbers' Spa. The Broadway Palm Dinner gathered to sample some of the finest straight year), along with first place Mardi Gras display (complete with "Mardi Gras in Orlando"package are enjoying a three-day, two-night vacation at in the family/ethnic dining category "mini shooting stars"). The Broadway If you're still craving Mardi have enjoyed at the Harbor House over the Radisson Twin Towers, two-day passes to Universal Studios, a gift certificate to Theatre — and Executive Chef Thom cuisine in Southwest Florida. The Gras splendor, head over to the Fan- the past 49 years! Why not take advan- Simonetti — also received accolades. event generated over $42,000 to ben- and second for the best Mardi Gras dis- Palm deserves kudos for winning in the the Hard Rock Cafe, a rental car and, upon returning to Sanibel, a specially prepared play. Sanibel Harbour was voted best one-course serving/catering category. tasy Auction sponsored by the Fort tage of the scrumptious "sundowner" romantic dinner at The Timbers! Harborside Convention Center efit the March of Dimes campaign for Myers Association of Realtors Com- specials? (Continued, page 3B)

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Here are a few ideas for what to do at night this week Show Biz as BIG Arts offers diverse happenings Beaches Bar & Grill 4-6-25-28-29-39 it Wkn Opening exhibit At Sundial Beach Resort—1451 Middle current rock 'n' roll from Nov. 26-30, Next week: Est. $6 million features two women Gulf Drive 472-4151 and John Salamon and The Brave Men Frank WAGNER Opening at BIG Arts Nov. 1 is a • Playing Tuesday through Saturday from are featured on Hallowe'en. icrno two-woman exhibit featuring sculp- 7-11 p.m.---Stephen McMasters and his • Monday nights only—Tim Jardas' Legends Bar & drill Sanibel Island tural ceramics by Joyce Scalzo and island-style music. Crab Races at 6 and 9 p.m. At Tarwinkles—Corner of Periwinkle & Comedy Club paintings by Mary Keogh. Also at 'Tween Waters... Tarpon Bay 472-1366 At Loco's on San-Cap Road 472-8833 Mary Keogh studied at the Par- ChadwickS • At the pool bar Sundays thru October, sons School of Design, Milwaukee- At South Seas Plantation on the north end • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Satur- •Through Oct. 26 at 9 p.m.—Comedian Joe Namatt as Joe Barefoot Mary, with easy listening is- day—Two Faced Moon from 9 p.m.- and musician Todd Yohn. High-energy Downer College, Smith College and ofCaptiva . 472-5111 land rock—11-4 p.m. the Florentine School for Girls in Flo- • Mondays—Sparky the DJ from 10 12:30 a.m. act blending Stand-up, Improv and Island Cinema • Friday nights—Karaoke at 9 p.m. Music. His outrageous parodies are the rence, Italy. She has had numerous p.m.-midnight. Hardy in Damned one-woman shows since moving to • Tuesdays—Southwest Florida Steel At Bailey's Center—Periwinkle & Tar- Locos Island Grill result of his abilities as an accom- pon Bay Road 472-1701 plished musician and songwriter. Florida and juried others—local, Drum Band from 6-10 p.m. and Cantina statewide and national. The recipient • • Wednesday through Sunday—The 'In & Out (PG13)starringKevin Kline, San-Cap Road at Rabbit Road 395-0245 Tom Selleck, Joan Cusack & Debbie Yankees of numerous awards, Keogh placed Danny Morgan Band plays from 9 p.m.- • Fall hours: 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., Tuesday- third at the Sarasota Visual Arts Cen- 1:30 a.m. Reynolds. Sunday. (Fart 119) • Devil's Advocate (R), staring Al ter, received a merit award at the • Wednesdays—Family Food Fest: • Tuesday—Karaoke with Jennifer from Women's Caucus for the Arts show clowns, magicians and jugglers entertain Pacino and Keanu Reeves. 9'til close. The All American football hero, Joe in Sarasota and a merit award in the from 5:30-9 p.m. Call for times and prices. • Playing Wednesdays-Sundays—The Arts in the Air show in Fort Myers. •Thursdays—Astroliing jazz trio is fea- Jacaranda Fail© Namath, did not pamper himself during the fi- tured during the dinner hour. All Island Band. nal stages of rehearsals for Damned Yankees at She placed second in the BIG Arts Lounge • Sunday—Jam night. Bring your in- Jones Beach, Long Island, N.Y. in 1981. theme show and took Best of Show The Crawls Nest Next to the car wash—1223 Periwinkle strument and sit in. at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Mary Keough's work will he on display starting Nov. 1 Somehow his manager had gotten final re- Lincoln. At 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive Way 472-1771 Portofino hearsal dates mixed up and had signed Joe to 472-5161 • Playing Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, conduct his usual summer football camp in Con- Her work is represented in many permanent and the series costs $72, a single session $15. Her • Through Oct. 25—Jady Current with At the Sanibel Inn—937 East Gulf Thursday—Loose Change, a top 40s duo. Drive 472-0494 necticut at the same time. This camp obviously collections including those of Utah University, one-hour Tot's Art series starts next Saturday at 1 their funk rock from Cleveland. • Fridays & Saturdays—Tropical was near and dear to the heart of this idolized Northwestern Bell, Marquette Medical School in p.m. $50 for the series, $10 for a single session. • Tanqueray Bay plays their classic to • Fridays & Saturdays from 6:30-10 p.m. — Breeze, a popular local reggae group. Charles Coughlin at the piano. football star and he felt obligated to the group of Indiana and Lee HealthPark in Fort Myers. Marsha Wagner's Adult Ballet Workouts and young athletes who had looked forward to work- "No matter how long and how hard the artist Adult Jazz Classes start on Monday, Oct. 27. Bal- ing with him at this special summer session. In has agonized over a painting," she says, "it should Jet is from 9 to 10 a.m. and the Jazz series meets at other words, there was no way he was going to always look spontaneous. Whether it is abstract or 10:15 for an hour. Marsha's training was at the New The Andrew Lloyd Webber miss the daily sessions in Connecticut. He even realistic, a good painting should speak to the viewer York City School of Ballet and she joined George and Tim Rice musical CHRIST told if there were any great prob- emotionally." Balanchine's New York City Ballet at a young age. lems he would indeed withdraw from Damned Joyce Scalzo began her career in upstate New She toured nationally with the company then masterpiece chronicles the York and has evolved from a basic, traditional pot- last seven days in the SUPERSTAR Yankees. A solution was quickly found. Our re- switched to Broadway musicals, appearing in Pa- Help keep the hearsals began in the afternoon and extended into ter to a sculptural ceramicist. The somewhat ethe- jama Game and with Lucille Ball in Wildcat, among life of Jesus Christ. the evening hours, Joe's football assignments real design of her work seems to transform spiritual others. She has appeared in many commercials and From the same team that Beach Dark and were in the mornings. So they hired a helicopter nature into matter, best exemplified in her designs specials and had a four-year contract with the Ed brought you Emta, Furniture-Free and he arrived at rehearsals in his private whirly- for masks and her contemporary liturgical works in Sullivan Show. She has taught Ballet and Jazz inNew bird and was returned to Connecticut each porcelain. York at East Carolina University and at many na- Phantom of the Opera and For Sea Turtles evening in the same manner. How's that for loy- Her award-winning pieces have been acquired tional dance conventions. Sumet Boulevard. alty and stamina? by both private and corporate collectors. Although Adventures with Flowers with Adele Richards Tickets $18.- $35 I don't think I have ever known anyone most of her work is shown by private galleries, many runs on Tuesday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 from who was so sincerely interested and concerned collectors privately commission her for personal Oct. 28 to Dec. 2. The classes include making a with doing the best possible performance. His work for their homes and offices. She was recently flower press and creating gift items and framed vocal teacher/coach was flown in from Califor- commissioned by the U.S. Ambassador to Spain, flower collages. $60 for the series, $13.50 for single nia and spent each day at the Jones Beach re- Joseph Zappala and his wife, to curate an exhibit of sessions. hearsals. Whenever Joe was not needed on stage, prominent sculptors at the American Embassy in Grownup or Adult? is a workshop designed he would dash to one of the other rehearsal ar- Madrid. for people who-have grown up, do grownup things www.brcadwaypaim.com eas and vocalize and work with his coach. She has exhibited at the Sanibel Gallery, Las like work, raise families, pay bills, create homes, etc., Lights disorierit It was a fabulous company and each actor Damas Invitational, the CAS Invitational and Hirsch but who feel on the inside some doubt as to whether hatchifngs. seemed to have his or her own way of working. Jewelers. Scalzo's work is also included in Women they've really made it to adulthood — i.e., the larg- Coming November 27 - December £7 Eddie Bracken was as loose as a goose. He knew on Art, Specialty Acts, Return Engagement andNew est club in America. Fran and Lou Cox, authors of A Ways with Traditional Materials. America's favorite his lines and the basic blocking but had to have Conscious Life: Cultivating the Seven Qualities of room to experiment with bits of business. He Regarding her work in porcelain, Aaron R. Authentic Adulthood, will conduct a two-day work- holiday classic Is now a Furniture was a master of timing and when a comic bit Fodiman of Tampa Bay Magazine notes that she shop on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 1-2. Reserva- mm : "stretches the medium to its natural limits and then w brought a laugh, it was locked in and repeated tions are required and the workshop fee is $75. musical MeefQeorgc JV creates '• ^U- nightly. beyond" and that, while "each piece is unique, Hal Brand is coordinating a Comedy Work- Bailey and his guardian The talented young performer, Alyson [Scalzo's] presence can be seen and felt in each of shop on Mondays, Nov. 3 and 17. Guest performers her many diverse creations." angel as Qeorge findsou t Reed, who played the newspaper reporter and will make appearances and Brand suggests that sang and danced Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, The exhibit will be up in the BIG Arts Phillips would-be comedians bring a list of the funniest sto- what tifie worid would Mo., had played featured roles in A Chorus Line. Gallery through Nov. 26 and opens with a reception ries they know using events from their own lives, Sanibel-Captiva She went on to play Sally Bowles in the highly from 6-8 p.m. on Nov. 1. Call 395-0900 for more from their jobs, from family situations and the like. have been like information. Conservation successful Broadway revival of Cabaret and was The two two-hour sessions cost $18 for singles, $30 without him. Tickets $18 - $35 1628 Periwinkle Way later cast as Cassie, the lead in the movie of A Other classes and events for couples. Fdundatibn Chorus Line, opposite Michael Douglas. The first session of Marjorie Bronsted's For information or reservations for any of the Evening Sculpture & Pottery starts tonight at 6:30 classes or workshops, call 395-0900. Broadway Palms fifth FABULOUS season 47i-2329 (Continued, page 17) and runs for seven weeks. All levels are welcome 6B • Friday, October 24, 1997 • ISLANDER I ARTS & LEISURE ISLANDER - Friday, October 24, 1997 • 7B Preview/Review: The '97 Fort Myers Community Concert Series ARTS & LEISURE What Child Is This? to Jim Shute sings tenor and plays agers and adults to prepare the paly. "We Former film critic and senior edi- ries was given by Ballet South of Bir- want to present a realistic story and treat tor of Saturday Review, Hollis Alpert re- By FRANK WAGNER Festival-•Virtuosi. It was a free and easy open trombone and electric bass. For five Islander staff writer mingham, Ala. The troupe of young and years, he was lead trombone and solo our characters with the respect they de- turns for this popular discussion series evening of listening. The music was not Aboriginals: Art of the First serve," she continued. "Our cast and crew dealing with aspects of the motion pic- We are taking a retrospective look talented dancers had only recently been Person's enormously popular annual singer with the 25-piece U.S. Navy heavy and demanding, but light and en- taken over by Artistic Director Wes have learned a lot about the lives and ture art and industry. Four movies are at some of the past season's outstanding tertaining. show What Child Is This? opens Nov. Show Band and for 10 years fronted his happenings on island and in the sur- Chapman. The company's performance own groups in the Tampa area. Since challenges faced by the handicapped. We viewed, followed by commentary by Markham and Broadway's first act 1 for its two-month run, featuring ex- want the audience to bp-a, too." Alpert and group discussion. rounding areas. We will also give you a bodes a fine future for the group. It is a quisite works of the potters' art in Na- moving to Naples, he hasalso frequently presentation was Saint-Saens Carnival well trained group of dancers and they Performances will be in the Cy- The films encompass important preview of next season's presentations at of the Animals, with descriptive verses tivity scenes and story tellers by some appeared with the Jordan Ross Orches- those same venues. The new season of- all have nicely articulated feet, flowing tra. press Lake Center for the Arts Black Box and provocative directors of 20th cen- by Ogden Nash. Their presentation was of native America's most celebrated tury cinema—Bob Fosse (Cabaret to- fers a great variety of entertainment, arm movements and mime gestures that artists. The holiday aspect of this treat Expresso's concert starts at 8 p.m. Theatre on Nov. 5, 6 and 8 at 7:30 p.m. elegant and utterly charming. A little were far above average. and Nov. 9 at 2 p.m. All seats are $5. For morrow, Oct. 25), Carol Reed and Orson enough to more than satisfy the widely heightened vocal power when reading focuses on the Indian interpretation of in Schein Hall on Saturday, varied tastes of island residents and visi- It was a widely varied program Nov. 1, immediately following Welles (The Third Man, Nov. 1), Mar- Nash's rhymes would have been of great Christianity's most important holiday, tin Scorcese (Age of Innocence, Nov. tors alike. benefit to the comic intent of the pieces. ranging from the pas de deuxs from the while the storytellers—individual the opening reception for the second act of Swan Lake and the touch- Mary Keogh/Joyce Scalzo ex- 8), and Tay Garnett (The Postman Al- Review: They opened the second part with pieces featuring a single tribal figure ways Rings Twice, Nov. 15). The pro- Samuel Barber's Souvenirs. Op 28. The ing duet from Romeo and Juliet's bal- covered with small Indian children lis- hibit in the Phillips Gallery. This was the 48th year for the Fort cony scene to a world premier of Oh, Tickets are $15. grams start at 2 p.m. and participants Myers Community Concert Series — the composition took a delightful backward tening to the story, are a unique tradi- should allow upt ot three hours to view look at the Palm Court in New York's Suite Sebastian, choreographed by John tion of several Southwest pueblo Ballet master one beacon light of culture in the area Summers. Unfortunately, the less than and discuss each film. For the series of some 15 years ago. There was no per- famous Plaza Hotel, circa 1914. It fea- peoples. Each piece is hand-shaped, classes offered four films: $56 adult, $28 student. tured the rhythms of the popular dances satisfactory backdrop and lone, unregal hand-painted, hand-fired and signed by manent home for presentation and any throne chair used for the third act of Gulfcoast Dance, Inc. is Local artists featured venue available was used. It is Barbara of that era. One could say, "their fingers the artist. holding a master class and au- literally danced over the keyboard." Sleeping Beauty did not match the el- at Broadway Palm Mann, that staunch defender of all good egance of the costumes and the dancing. Ralph Markham and Kenneth Broadway Express©! at BIG Arts dition this Sunday, Oct. 26, for things for the area's lovers of good mu- The Hungarian Festival Virtuosi Expresso!, formerly known as intermediate and advanced During the run of Jesus Christ Su- A glitch in the tape caused a few anxious double-piano team won their foothold on perstar, the Broadway Palm Art Gallery sic, dance and the discovery of new con- was a mildly entertaining troupe of 12 moments for the audience and the lone The Suncoast Singers, has performed dancers for its March perfor- cert talents, who continues to make cer- musicians who played strings, winds and the American concert scene by taking first year 'round over the past two years to mance, Showcase '98. Regis- is exhibiting works by area artists male dancer, who was posed and ready place in the Murray Dranoff International Shirley Anderson and Phil Rasmussen. tain that the best is none too good for loyal percussion. The audience's favorite to go, but the tape refused to cooperate. packed houses at Kensington Country tration starts at noon. subscribers to the series. number in their segment was played by Two-Piano Competition in Miami in Club in Naples where the Jazz Buffet Anderson is a potter who creates The Black Mountain Welsh Male The master class will fea- The opening concert was a sensa- the percussionist Laszlo Fazekas. He 1991. They are aged 29 and 26. concept was introduced. The group has ture AlyceBochette of the Mark mainly hand-built pieces using her own Chorus was completely winning. Musi- • St Louis Symphony with Andre glazes. Her work can also be seen in tional evening with the Bolshoi Sym- rolled his xylophone front and center and met with critical acclaim both in coun- Morris Dance Group teaching Expresso will play at BIG Arts Nov. 1 phony Orchestra conducted by Peter played a fast and furious, technically cal Director Timothy Rhys-Evans was a Watts as guest pianist — (Friday, Jan. try club settings and in concert venues. various galleries up and down the east bundle of Welsh charm, wit and elo- Modem and Pavel Fomin of the Feranec. superior rendition of Rimsky- 30) Hans Vonk conducts the symphony The four members of this quartet, Sarasota Ballet giving instruction in coast. quence all rolled into one. He explained and Andre Watts, who appeared at age additional information, call 481-3592. Rasmussen's involvement in The second concert of the series Korsakov's The Flight of the Bumble backed by their own drummer, Jim Ballet and Variations. There will be two Upcoming at The featured pianists Ralph Markham and Bee. the monumental importance of the choirs 16 with Leonard Bernstein and the New Blakemore, Jr., bring back the close many area arts organizations is well- to Welshmen, who had used singing as divisions—one for seniors aged 14 and Kenneth Broadway and the Hungarian The one dance concert of the se- York Philharmonic, will amaze you with harmonies and famous standards not up, and one for juniors aged 10 to 13— Naples Philharmonic known, and his works have won numer- an inexpensive, but necessary, bit of rec- his technical virtuosity. Little remains to often heard today. • Area ghouls and goblins are in- ous awards. He is dedicated to creating »reati©nvT4ie program was quitevariea*, roughly corresponding to the Advanced be said but WOW! Make'certain you at- Zeb Billings, founder of the and Intermediate categories. vited to participate in The Phil's Hallow- transparent watercolors and has traveled but heavily slanted toward traditional re- tend. een Chiller,, a night of music and merry- and painted all.over the world. ligious songs and Welsh folk music. group, not only sings bass but also does The class will be held at Cypress • American Rhapsody, an all Lake Center for the Arts on Panther making conjured up by guest conductor Children's auditions For bitof variety, Rhian Dafdd, the the musical arranging. Billings, who Gershwin program — (Thursday, Feb. plays soprano, alto and tenor sax, is Drive in Fort Myers. Fees are $55 for Daniel Hege and Tha Naples Philhar- announced female guest soloist, played several tra- 26) In honor of the Gershwin Centennial, all day, $20 for a single class and $5 for monic on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 30- ditional songs on the harp. She also sang well-respected as an innovative jazz This coming Monday, the Broad- American Rhapsody is a tribute to the soloist. He is a founding director of the observers. Call 334-3274 for additional 31. Featured will be two hair-raising in a voice that seemed typical of folk sing- musical selections—Mussorgsky's St. way Palm will be holding open audi- immortal music and lyrics of George and Naple Jazz Society. information. tions for both male and female perform- ers around the world. Areading of an ex- Ira Gershwin. The salute is lavishly set John's Night on the Bare Mountain and cerpt from Dylan Thomas's Under Jay George sings lead in the quar- The Boys Next Door at ers, ages 7 to 16 only. Possible roles are HALLOWEEN and costumed, with an 18-piece orches- tet and is the featured soloist with Dukas' The Sorcerer's Apprentice. Milkwood by Tim Edwards swiftly re- Cypress Lake Hege is currently in his second sea- in Wonderful Life.' The Musical tra, eight outstanding singers and danc- Expresso! Born into a show business (Nov.27-Dec.27), The Prince and the minded the audience of the beauty of the ers and, of course, will contain many of This funny, touching play focuses son as assistant conductor of the Balti- Welsh voice and particularly Edwards' family, she made her professional de- on the lives of four mentally-challenged Pauper (Dec. 12-Dec. 27), South Pacific TENT PARTY your favorite Gershwin melodies. but at age 21/2. and has sung with bands more Symphony. He began his tenure as understanding of his countryman's men and was a tremendous Off Broad- music director of the Chicago Youth (Dec. 31-Feb. 21) and Gypsy (Feb. 26- • Ballet Jorgen of Toronto, Ontario such as Tex Beneke and Les Elgart. She April 11). Rehearsals begin approxi- meter, methods and reasons for writing. (Tuesday, March 17) Features Tara But- way hit. The Boys live under the watch- Symphony in the 1993-94 season and is Friday October 31st 8 pm-1 am has vast experience in a broad expanse ful of a sincere, yet increasingly burnt- mately two weeks prior to performance The series ended with a concert by ler and Bengt Jorgen in an evening of of music from country/western to a past principal conductor of the Disney We make no bones about it... out, social worker. Mingled with scenes Young Musicians Symphony. dates. pianist Tian Jiang. Because of a conflict classical favorites. Broadway, sacred to classical. She too Hopeful actors and actresses need in schedule I was not able to attend this • Cello (Tuesday, March 31) This of the daily lives of the Boys, where little The audience is encouraged to is a founding director of the Naples Jazz things sometimes become enormous to bring a curent photo and be prepared The Biggest Ever concert. But, all reports were most favor- formidable quartet of female cellists per- Society and serves as its administrator. come in costume for a night that is sure able from musically astute islanders who and, often, funny, are moments of great to sing. An accompanist and cassette form an eclectic yet accessible repertoire Expresso's baritone is Stu to be a trick-or-treat bag full of fun and player will be provided. regularly attend the concert series. ranging from original contemporary poignancy. surprises for the whole family. Tickets Isla Shelton, who also plays piano, trumpet, "We are reminded that the handi- Auditions will be held at th>- Preview: works to well-known classical and jazz flugelhorn and synthesizer. Playing jazz are $22/adult and $ll/student. Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre on arrangements. This is a group of four capped, like the rest of us, want only to Unless otherwise specified, all con- Hallow n Party! There have been many changes in since age 12, by age 16 he was perform- love, laugh, and find some meaning and Monday, Oct. 27 from 6-8 p.m. For ad- the area's cultural scene in past years but, fabulous individual technicians who have ing professionally with the Starfire Big certs start at 8 p.m. Tickets for any events ditional information, call 278-4422. found a new and exciting style of solo purpose in the brief time we are allotted at the Phil may be reserved by calling Two Band Non Stop Music as surely as the sun rises and sets, the Band backing up Count Basie's featured on this earth," says director Diane Fort Myers Community Concert Series and ensemble presentation. singer, Joe Williams. Since 1995, he has (800) 597-1900, Monday-Friday, 10 -5, e Brave Men Stewart. The cast and director have been and Saturday, 10-4. always announces the attractions that are Admission is by series tickets only. been president of the Jazz Society working with mentally-challenged teen- Baiamon with Andy Mayo being presented in their new series. For There are no single tickets available. The which he also helped found. •Great Movies, Great Directors 48 years culture lovers in the area have subscription for orchestra is $80, Mez- Costume Contest • Prizes always counted on the announcement of zanine (sold out), Lower Balcony, JJ $6 Cover Charge the new season's exciting attractions. through RR is $65, and upper balcony, Show Biz, from SB informed her that it might come as a How this football player-turned-actor that one misstep and he could be out Here is the schedule for the 49th continu- SS throughZZ is $50. bit of a shock but Dammed Yankees did strive for perfection! The one great of the show for several performances. ous year of super entertainment, pre- Paul Ames, who played one of the A seating chart can be found on featuredbaseball players, became one was not an art piece. She got the mes- physical problem he did have was with One of the questions most often sented in cooperation with Columbia page 22 of the Area Activity Guide of the sage and it was a new, bewitching and the stage covering on nights when the asked me about Joe Namath and his Artists Management, Inc. of the hottest television commercial Sprint United Telephone May 1996 Yel- actors in the business in the '80s. For a feisty Lola that finally emerged. She evening dew would roll in. It would performance in Damned Yankees was, All concerts will begin at 7:30 p.m low Pages Directory. Make check pay- long period of time he was in every was not selling art, she was selling dampen the pool carpeting that covered "How well did Joe sing?" My swift and be given at the Barbara B. Mann and telling answer was always, "About 'Tween Waters Inn... able to Fort Myers Community Concert Alka Seltzer TV ad on prime time and herself and she definitely had the most of the playing areas and it became Performance Hall. Association and mail to P.O. Box 606, physical and facial wares to peddle. treacherously slippery. There were as well as I play football." Captiva Island • Lisitsa and Kuznetsoff —- (Fri- did numerous voice-overs for radio Fort Myers, Ha. 33902. For further in- pitches. Joe's friend and constant com- many swift moves and changes during Joe's fans are legion and, while day, Jan. 5) The world's best two-piano formation please call 939-3236. panion, Hoot Owl, recorded the show blackouts but Joe informed everyone he may never have eaten a bowl of 472-5161 team. The young husband-and-wife Just before opening, Miss Mos- cow Art, who was playing Lola, and I every night and, after the show, there that he would have to move at his own Wheaties, he'll always be an Ameri- had a showdown. I finally privately was a playback and a critique for Joe. pace. His knees were in such bad shape can football hero. I SB •> Friday, October 24, 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER - Friday, October 24, J 997 • 9B

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BIG Arts office and Phillips Gallery hours great memories of Saturday morning car- musical guidance of Hal Holzer, Company are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. toons. Shows at 1 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. plays Oct. 24-25,30-31 and Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. SANIBEL & Schein Performance Hall: 26. Tickets are $13.25. Matinees on Oct. 26 & Nov. 2 at 2 p.m. This Coming attractions: • House of Blues features intimate solo production marks Westlake's 20th year as • Expresso! -8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1. An performances by top-name blues artists, Director of Theatre at the college. Tickets exciting musical group in the style of the Dr. John & His Band, Charlie Mussle- are available at the Mann Hall box-office, CAPTIVA HiLo's, the Four Freshman and Manhattan white and Keb' Mo' and an all-star jam the Lee County Alliance of the Arts or by Transfer. Their four impressive voices have finale on Nov. 2. Tickets are $31.80, phone from 936-6443. Pirate Playhouse rocked the Southwest Florida concert circuit $26.50, $21.20. 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 in the past two years with modern harmo- • Bring your ponchos and be prepared for Coming attraction: nies, swinging rhythms and innovative in- the crazy antics of Gallagher on Nov. 14. NAPLES • Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors, opened strumental jazz solos. Tickets are $15. Tickets are $26.50. Naples Philharmonic Oct. 20. This is a Pirate Playhouse • Great Performance Series: First perfor- Broadway Palm Dinner ARTSreach production that will give Lee mance at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12 will be Center County students an opportunity to see the by Swedish pianist Per Tengstrand, winner Theatre Television Listings For October 24, thru October 30, 1 997 classics performed live by a professional of the Cleveland International Piano Com- 5833 Pelican Bay Boulevard, Naples 1380 Colonial Blvd. 278-4422 (800) 597-1900 company of actors on the stage of the petition. • Jesus Christ Superstar, Andrew Lloyd Pirate Playhouse. This year's production • Winsome Winds, a 4- to 13-piece wood- Sanlbel Public Library Webber and Tim Rice's first achieve- wind ensemble featuring musicians of the will be directed by Dennis Lee Delaney, ment, opened Oct. 16. One of the longest who also directed last year's highly 770 Dunlop Road 472-2483 Naples Philharmonic, will appear as one of • Exhibit for October: Needlepoint footstools running musicals in London's West End his- the ongoing chamber music series on Oct. successful production of Twelfth Night. tory, the show was originally billed as a S UNDAY UESDAY Free matinee shows for public school and pillows by Eileen Joy and pieces of an- 27-28. On Nov 3-4, the final event in the tique jewelry from Victorian times to the "Rock Musical." Starring Van Tracy, series features .Brass Bounty, the award-win- students until Oct. 30; performances open Corwyn P. Hodge, Michelle Smith with to the public Oct. 24-Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. present from Skippy Strehlow's family col- ning brass quintet. Matinee and evening tick- lection. Michael Oberfield, Phi Bernier and Hal ets are $12/$ 18. Tickets: $25 adults, $15 students (exclud- Yudof. ing high school shows). Coming attractions: Sanibel Music Festival Tickets for dinner and the show on Sunday Nov. 1—Country queen Loretta Lynn in 336-7999 through Friday evenings are $32; for Satur- concert; followed by Old Scho&lhouse Seats for next season's Sanibel Music day evenings $35; and for matinees $29. Nov. 2—The ever-popular romantic singer, "Theater Festival's Wednesday and Saturday night Show only price is $18. Matinees alternate Vic Damone; and 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 concerts in March, 1998, are now available. Wednesdays or Thursdays and Saturdays or Nov. 4-6—The fantastic world of Cirque Van Cliburn Gold Medalist, John Nakamatsu, Sundays. Ingenieux for three nights. Coming Attraction: will appear in a solo concert on Wednesday, Off Broadway Palm Theatre (inside the • J. T. Smith's 7th season opens at 8 p.m., Nov. 8—Met soprano Harolyn Blackwell, March 11, and Van Cliburn Silver Medalist Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre) principal pops conductor Erich Kunzel and Monday, Nov. 3 with his new musical Yakov Kasrnan will appear with the Parish" • With a Song in my Heart/The Richard celebration called Hey There, Good the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra & Cho- String Quartet on Wednesday, March IS. RodgersSongbook, J.T. Smith's tribute to the rale open the Phil's ninth concert season with Times! Performance schedule: 8 p.m., Reservations can also be made for the 12th world-renowned composer, Opened Oct. 23. a opera-to-Broadway program that includes Monday through Saturday evenings, 4 season's inaugural special event, An Evening It features many of the wonderful songs favorites from Porgy & Bess, Candide and p.m. Saturday sunset performances and with Kitty Carlisle Hart on Wednesday, Rodgers wrote with Oscar Hammerstein II, West Side Story. selected 2 p.m. Wednesday matinees. March 4. This is a non-subscription concert as well as the timeless standards written with and tickets are $20. Please call 336-7999 for Lorenz Hart, including "The Lady is a Nov. 10—Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Tickets for evening performances are brings its Windy City energy and virtuosity $20, sunset and matinees $18.50. The box further information and reservations. Tramp," "My Funny Valentine," "Blue Moon" and many others. Plays through Nov. to the area for one show at 8 p.m. "Hubbard office opens at 10 a.m. For reservations 22. Tickets are $17-$30. Street Dance Chicago ought to bottle itself call 472-6862, MasterCard and Visa are Call 278-4422 for information and res- as a cure for the ills of the era." -NYTimes accepted. FORT ervations to either show. The Philharmonic Galleries are open for the season with an exhibition of the work BIG Arts Center Claibourne & Ned of noted British sculptor Phillip Jackson. Pa- 900 Dunlop Road. 395-0900 Foulds Theater trons may also view Contemporary Visions Phillips Gallery: MYERS andSelectionsfrom thePermanent Collection. McGregor at Royal Palm Square Thomas Gibson has a devil of a time playing Satan David James Elliott stands at attention as an attor- Coming Attraction: Barbara B. Mann 939-2787 • Works by Joyce Scalzo and Mary Keogh and Kim Delaney stars as the woman who must bear ney who investigates U.S. Navy legal matters in Performing Arts Hall • 's Company, a theatri- his child in Devil's Child Sunday on ABC. JAG, airing Tuesdays on CBS. — Opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on cal production by the Edison Community Saturday, Nov. 1. Following the reception 8099 College Parkway 481-4849 College Theatre Department opened Oct. 23. there will be a concert by Expresso in Schein Coming attractions: Under the direction of Dick Westlake and Performance Hall. • School House Rock, will bring back those

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IBald Eagle. If you see an adult soaring and rigging 10 Optimist dinghies. Just about every overhead, keep an eye out for its mate. You may We took the usual cyclone precautions, but the have the pleasure of watching one of the most evening after a hard day's work, Father Don would fact that our little anchorage wouldn't allow us to Only Your Footprints Take Only Memories spectacular aerial courtship displays in the avian take us home and show off his culinary talents. Very swing with the wind worried us a bit. We turned the world. Spirited flights and locked talons help es- impressive! Especially dessert which was usually boat into the direction that the strongest winds tablish pair bonds which last throughout their lives. something like bananas flambe with piles of ice should come from and then ran our largest lines to This display may seem aggressive, but it serves cream. No wonder he is able to enlist so much yachtie every point we could reach. Along with all our an- as a test to ensure that the pair is strong enough to help. survive the rigors of raising young. chors we felt comfortable. We felt even more com- Check In With Florida is blessed with the second largest There was always something going on and we fortable as Cyclone Keli started to lose power. Chalk resident population of bald eagles in the United even had an off season cyclone float through. It up another missed bullet. Food For States. Alaska is home of the largest population. started just to the north of Samoa and by the time it From here we head north to another life-style • • People are often surprised that so many eagles drifted south to Aututaki it had dropped to just 50 change — the island of Suwarrow (sometimes choose to live in hot, humid Florida, especially knots of wind. Our tight little anchorage stayed se- Entertainment® saves you Thought when contrasted to cold Alaska. Temperature is known as Suvorov) with a population of only four not what determines where this species lives but, cure and calm even though throughout the night the people. Sounds nice. up to 50% at over 1,600 By Paul Gaeta rather, suitable habitat and food availability. The hotels and resorts across abundant waterways of Florida provide eagles the country and around with a steady source of fish, which is one of their Apples and raisins give cole slaw a special kid-friendly taste. Shred red and green favorite foods. the world. No matter what cabbage and toss with coarsely grated carrots, a chopped apple and a handful of raisins Refuge photo contest winners announced your destination or price and sunflower seeds. Dress with yogurt, mayonnaise and some apple cider vinegar. Once a pair of eagles selects a nest site, they ByANNEBELLEW begin construction of the nest. A tall pine tree is Islander staff writer range, you'll find top- preferred, but they have been seen attempting to Marinate boneless chicken breasts in Teriyaki sauce and a little dry white wine. Wrap Thom Redford, manager of Tarwinkles Res- name, quality hotels—all each piece in two strips of bacon, then grill until chicken is done and bacon is crisp, nest in a wide variety of trees, including Austra- Clemmons of Gainesville. Rounding out the prize- at up to half off. Get your turning now and then. lian pine and melaleuca. Eagle nests are usually taurant and a Fort Myers resident, took first place in winners with honorable mentions were Gerri Much key to half-price lodging— 30 to 60 feet above the ground, and are comprised the "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society Photo Contest of Sanibel and North Little Rock, with a picture of an Whether chili powder is mild or hot depends on the manufacturer's blend of chili of sticks which are strategically placed for opti- with his spectacular shot of a green back heron anhinga drying its wings on a bank, and David the Entertainment Book. peppers, but the dark color comes from caramelizing the powder during processing. mal support and strength. Once the outer shell is perched among red mangrove roots. (See front cover completed, the nest is lined with softer material, Aldrich's silhouette-like depiction of a white ibis feed- Simple grilled fish fillets—halibut, swordfish, sea bass or your favorite—taste super and the female begins to lay a clutch of one to of this week's Islander.) ing at shore's edge. Aldrich is from Rossville, Ind. with a warm compote of chopped plum tomatoes cooked with shallots, white wine and three eggs. Shot along the cross dike trail in the refuge, All entries were required to portray wildlife, And Check Out Great Hotel Savings! tarragon. For approximately five weeks, the pair shares "In the grove, man" also took an honorable mention scenery and/or circumstances found in the J.N. "Ding" the duty of incubating the eggs. The eggs hatch in Popular Photography's annual contest. Your purchase helps support Happy Birthday to Campbell Soup Company, whose condensed soups have been Darling National Wildlife Refuge within the past two on asynchronously, meaning the first egg laid is the "I was kind of upset about the honorabl e men- our fund-raiser, tool Contact: kitchen shelves around the country for 100 years. years. The winning artwork and one entry from each ONLY first to hatch, and this chick may have a head start tions," Redford said, "until I found out that there of several days over its fellow nest mates. If food photographer in the contest will be on display at the 'Piiscilla Murphy If you're celebrating a birthday or other occasion, celebrate at... is scarce, the last chick to hatch may become a were 70,000 entries from around the world!" refuge visitor center from the first week in Novem- Realty, Inc. $30°° meal for an older sibling. It may seem cruel, but Second place went to David B. Marshall of Fort ber until mid-February. 1019 Periwinkle Way for eagles, it is all a matter of survival. If there is Myers and Sherman, Conn., for his shot of an osprey Prizes include a gold sanddollar pendant and McFs not enough food to raise all the chicks, the re- coming in to the nest. His wife, Joan, received an Sanibel $k Shrimp House sources which are available must go toward the chain from Congress Jewelers, dinners-for-two at is- chick most likely to survive — the first born. honorable mention for her photograph of a tri-col- land restaurants for all six winners, framing from &Tavern ored heron poised to feed. Sanibel Art and Frame and Sanibel Gallery, photo A pair of blue winged teal on a submerged log THE JA#ARANn A SEAFOOD EMPORIUM processing by MotoPhoto, and several gift certificates. 472-1366 Comet ol Tarpon Bay S Periwinkle Way (Continued, page 18C) brought in the third place position for Laura ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 • 198 I SB - Friday, October 24, 1997 - ISLANDER vation and enhancement of the marine envi- Bailey-Matthews ronment. Currently, has a marine science Shell Museum Outdoor activities center; provides boat and kayak tours. Location: 3075 Sanibel-Capttva Rd. Sanibel-Captiva Phone: 395-2233 Sports Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday Conservation Admission: $5 adults, age 8-16 $3, age 7 Foundation and under free. Location: 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road, On-site offerings: The mission of the mu- about one mile west of Tarpon Bay Road. seum is to explain seashells and how they Phone: 472-2329 Sports Shorts influence the affairs of mankind. Visitors Hours o/operation/Nature Center—8:30 learn the important role seashells have a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday-Friday. Native Beachview women£ Golf played in ecology, medicine, literature, Plant Nursery 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Satur- Women golfers at Beachview open their religion, art and as a food source. days by appointment). winter season Nov. 5 with a nine-hole, shot- Admission: $3 adult gun start at 8:30. A luncheon and business Care and On-site offerings: 8:45 a.m. Guided Trail meeting at the Beachview Inn will follow play. Rehabilitation Walks Monday, Wednesday, Friday — fee The Beachview Women's Golf Associa- included in admission. SCCF owns over tion welcomes new members. Requirements of Wildlife 880 acres, including about 10 different for joining include an annual membership at Location: Sanibel-Captiva Road across loop walking trails covering 4.5 miles. from the Sanibel Elementary School. Environmental and nature displays, nature the Beachview Golf Course, dues payment to Phone: 472-3644 the women's group, plus establishment of a shop, native plant nursery and auditorium Jerry and Shaion Nelson of Sanibel grabbed 2nd in Hours: 11 a.m. Monday-Friday — presen- with scheduled talks and shows. handicap for the course. Kelsey McCray and Cassie Humphrey display the tation and tour of facilities. Members play a weekly tournament ev- Mixed B competition chamionship trophies. Photos/Toni Halski Admission: $3 donation requested. ery Wednesday morning. Participants can sign On-site offerings: CROW is a wildlife Sanibel Beaches Locations: Several public beaches are up for 18- or 9-hole play. For more informa- clinic whose goal is the rescue, rehabilita- tion, please call Jean Lane, 472-0898. Champagne Sips a hit, again tion and release of native wildlife. Outdoor available. Your best bet is to stop at the cages house some permanently injured Chamber of Commerce and get a map be- Beachview Men The Champagne Sips Tennis Tournament, at the •Craig Albert and Trevor Nette of Sanibel took wildlife as well as those still under reha- fore driving up and down the roads. The Beachview Men's Golf Association Sundial Beach and Tennis Resort, hosted 174 par- • The causeway itself is a beautiful walk- first in the Men's Open, followed by Jim Katterfield bilitation. Education Pavilion offers exhibit played a two best balls of four competition over ticipants this past weekend. of Fort Myers Beach and John Gibson of Fort Myers. and video. ing and fishing spot. • Lighthouse Beach, on the east end of the 18 holes Saturday, Oct. 10. "It can be very competitive, but it doesn't lack •Alex Cook of Sanibel and Mike Zarroonandia island is a historic site. Good shelling, a Jack Harrington, Dorell Luce, Bob for a festive atmosphere," said Toni Halski, head pro of California took first in Men's A, followed by Horticultural Tour fishing pier, and also a hew boardwalk trail Neth and Mac McClintock blasted 122 for at Sundial and the tournament organizer. "We really David Williams and Rick Dempsey of Orlando. Location: Sanibel Moorings, 845 East called Gnarly Woods — well worth explor- first place. The team of Orion Nunn, Harvey have a lot of fun. Competitors ranges from all the •Phillip Snyderburn of Fort Myers and Tom Gulf ing. Schein, Dan Valentine and Lee Gibson, and levels — pro to novice, and some people plan their Brady of Fort Myers took first in the Men's B, Phone: 472-4119 • Gulfside City Park — Quiet and woodsy. the team of Ralph Ariss, Tom Mudson, Dick vacations here in order to participate. followed by Barry Gordon and Jerry Nelson of Time: 10 a.m. Tuesday morning • Tarpon Bay Beach — Very accessible to Grant and Pat McGuffin tied with 130. In the competition: Admission: Free Sanibel. With summer's higher water, alligators can be found roaming throughout the islands. "downtown" Sanibel. Nearby nature walk Led by: Kirk Charles, grounds foreman. in the Bailey Tract of the J.N. "Ding" Dar- Dunes hosts Golf Classic Meet in from of condo office. ling Wildlife Refuge. The Dunes Golf and Tennis Club will The Moorings has extensive imported and • Bowman's Beach — on the way to Cap- hold the 15th Annual Sanibel Island Golf Clas^- carefully tended exotic specimens from Admission: $5 per car on drive. $ 1 for biker Cost: $17.50 adults/$10 child 4-12. tiva. Beautiful expanse of open beach and sic Oct. 24-26. The event will benefit the Sani- Tennis Tip around the world. or hiker. Many alternatives for frequent ref- Offering: Short boat trip with knowledge- trees. bel/Captiva Lion's Club. The tournament in- uge visitors. able guides into Pine Island Sound. • Turner Beach on Captiva — Limited cludes three rounds of golf, one evening party, The fob J.iy. "Ding" Darling On-site offerings: Famous birding area. parking.Great shelling and fishing.Very two dinners and an awards ceremony. Hiking trails, observation tower, fishing, Ostego Bay hazardous undertow which can fool the un- By TONI HALSKI National Wildlife crabbing. Bike trip or tram tour from Tar- A purse totaling $5,000 will be awarded wary — caution. Tennis pro. Sundial Beach & Tennis Resort Refuge pon Bay Recreation. Foundation Note: It is against the law to remove live to professional division winners and a purse Location: Sanibel Captiva Road Location: 718 Fisherman's Wharf on San shells from Sanibel waters. totaling $5,000 will be awarded to the team Have you ever hit what you thought was a pretty good lob, only to Phone: 472-1100 Natural History Carlos Island division finalists. watch your opponent smack it away with an overhead winner? What Hours: Wildlife Drive open one hour after Phone: 765-8101 The Sanibel Island Golf Classic has gen- Toni Halski sunrise to one hour before sunset. Visitor Boat Tour Admission: Donation Sanibel Bicycle Club erated an average of $5,000 annually for the happened? Chances are the opponent read your lob like a book. Center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday Location: South Seas Plantation On-site offerings: The Ostego Bay Founda- Location: The Dunes Country Club Sanibel/Captiva Lion's Club over the past 14 The most important feature of a good lob is disguise. This can be easily achieved by through Thursday. Drive and Center closed Phone: 472-5300 tion is an independent, non-profit organiza- Phone: 472-1397 years. on Fridays. Hours: 4-5:30 p.m. tion dedicated to the understanding, preser- Meeting: Meets every Tuesday at 8:30. preparing for the shot as you would a normal ground stroke. Same footwork, same racket Visitors welcome. "We have managed to increase our do- nations to the Lion's Club and expect to in- preparation; however, the follow-through on the swing is basically the only difference be- crease the amount this year," said Kevin tween a ground stroke and a lob. If you don't tip your hand on your lob too soon, you will fool McCune, head golf professional at the Dunes. your opponent more often. The Regal Eagle, from 17B a chocolate brown color, and progress ment occurs, eagles are being forced Between 70 and 100 days after through a series of subtle changes. to live closer to humans and face not hatching, chicks embark on the most Bald eagles are not mature until their only loss of habitat, but also harass- dangerous and exciting times of their fifth year of life, at which time their ment, injury, decreased food availabil- Curtis W. Skupny, D.P.M. Enjoy Dining lives — fledging. The chicks begin to head and tail feathers molt out and ity and pollution. Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery stretch and exercise their wings in grow in white. It is not uncommon for Whenever possible, support the Fellow, American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons on the Sanibel-Captiva preparation for their maiden voyage people to see a juvenile bald eagle and purchase of land to be set aside for through the air. Once a chick musters mistake it for a vulture. Early orni- wildlife. In the long run this land not Foot / Ankle Specialist Islands & Support enough courage, it launches itself off thologists even considered the juve- only benefits wildlife, but humans as Stingray injuries, foot trauma, fractures, heel pain, bunion, hammer toe surgery of the nest and awkwardly embarks on niles to be a separate species. If the well, through recreational opportunities Your Local Merchants the next stage of its life. This is the juveniles survive to maturity, they S. FT. MYERS/BEACHES The Islands' Community and increased water and air quality, SANIBEL most critical time for the eaglet. It must will seek a territory and a suitable You can also decrease the use of 472-1300 482-7100 Newspaper Since learn to fly competently and deftly mate with which to form a life-long toxic chemicals in your yard and gar- 1961 If someone pays capture a wide variety of prey in or- bond just as their parents did. Once den, preventing toxic runoff from en- for an Islander der to survive. Mortality is high for the nesting territory is established, tering the waterways in which eagles fledglings. Broken bones, collisions eagles will return to it each year and feed. We are very fortunate to have a newspaper subscription, with cars, and starvation are just a few add to the nest. One of the heaviest strong population of eagles, and with Public Invited "You know it will of the problems they face. The eagle nests was found here in Florida, and your help, they will be here long into Snack Shop/Lounge be read." family will stay together for awhile, it weighed in at nearly 1,000 pounds! the future. • Gordon Lewis Designed 283-5522 Golf Instruction and the parents will occasionally still Since eagles reuse the same ter- Fully Stocked Pro Shop feed their young as they master hunt- ritory, it is important that we do all For more information about the • 27 Hole Champion Course 11460 Royal Tee Circle • (east of Burnt Store Road) Southern Bald Eagle, visited the Calusa Cape Coral Membership Available ing. that we can to protect habitat for our • Driving Range • Tennis "Where smiling is not a handicap!" national emblem. As more develop- Nature Center and Planetarium, 3450 Before their fifth year, eagles are Ortiz Ave., Fort Myers. 20B - Friday, October 24, 1 997 - ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, October 24, 1997 • 21B FISHING SHEUING -BOATING On the Water BOATING For the kids I had a guy who had never tried this By SCOTT MARTELL kind of angling. At first he didn't see Islander Editor On .Fishing any redfish tails, but as the tide got right NEWS The waters around Sanibel filled around dead low, the gray-reddish tails with joyous youngsters fishing this past & Shelling started to pop up. Saturday in the 3rd Annual Charity Tour- Pretty soon we had waded into a Kayak Classic nament for Kids put on the by the Lee CAPT. pocket of 18 inches of water where red- County Professional Guides Association. fish were tailing every 20 feet or so. Forty boats, primarily piloted by My friend was having trouble getting Dec, 4»7 fishing guides, took out 100 kids, many Mike FUERY his Johnson Weedless spoon to draw who were disadvantaged and had never any attention from the redfish and, re- The 5th Annual Captiva experienced such a fishing trip. The event member, when wading, a long cast is Sea Kayak & Surf Ski Classic helped raise $9,225 in cash for the Big 30 feet. A short cast is touch the fish's will take place at 'Tween Waters Brothers/Big Sisters of Southwest tail with your rod tip. Inn from December 4-7, 1997. Florida. The fishing day was co-spon- A pearl of a shell My friend is a good 100 yards "The Classic" was first sored by The Sanibel Brew Pub and Bill from me when I see him start to cast held at 'Tween Waters in 1992, Branch Chevrolet. You would think with a shell except it has this extended foot at the of-pearl and real pearls. several times with this spinning rod and largely due to the efforts of "The fishing was good!" said Cap- Capt. Skip Dunn holds a snook. Several snook were caught during the day. named the Atlantic pearl oyster that, bottom. That's where the "winged" Add another to the precious col- gold spoon. There were no takers, al- Brian Houston, who has been tain Skip Dunn. The kids caught every- once found, the fairly rare shell should name comes from. They are sometimes lection of things which have come my though he was only 10 feet from the red teaching kayaking skills and conducting kayaking nature thing from snook to mangrove snapper, Florida Marine Patrol and the Lee County Lazy Flamingo brought all the plates cough up a ... well, pearl. Mine didn't, found as single sides, but an attached way, including an albino worm, a white fish. The frustrated angler has a plan. redfish, jacks and more. Sheriff's office handed out prizes and gifts and eating utensils. Charles LeBuff of but it's the first one I've found in 21 pair is prized and although they don't fighting conch and a brilliant yellow tours in area waters for over 25 He takes the lure and flips it out un- years. Brian has acted as the Billy Kirkland's boat of youngsters of tackle providedby the B ait Box on Sani- Sanibel Signs donated signs and ban- years of looking. And the shell is a get much larger than a golf ball, the fan shell. til it is just three feet in front of the hover- won first prize for the most variety of fish bel and Lehr's Economy Tackle. ners. Event organizers said $3,245 lovely addition to the highly collect- winged oyster is valued in any collec- Race Coordinator of the event Fishing news: The ing redfish. Forget the grandiose casts, the since its inception. caught. Russ Webb's passengers took sec- The Brew Pub donated chicken, worth of gifts and prizes were donated, ible but inedible shelling oyster fam- tion. blind redflsh magnificent retrieves, just get the fish in ond place and Kirk San Carder's group Gilligans provided the baked beans, the not including about $10,000 worth of ily. So, recently on Johnson Shoals, I the boat. So, in clear water, in only inches Registration for the Sym- took third place. Hungry Heron came through with po- professional charter guide time pro- As I say, there are two kinds of was walking and came upon a shell This is the best time to wade fish posium is $50 per person for the for redfish. A whole cult of people in- of depth, the fish starts for the gold spoon Members of the U.S. Coast Guard, the tato salad, Jerry's send brownies and the vided by the 40 boat captains. oysters. You have the half-shell vari- which looked like the winged oyster, on the bottom in the turtle grass. My friend entire weekend and includes ety and you have the collector kinds. but without the wing. It had silver pearl terested in this kind of fishing is emerg- complimentary drinks and appe- ing from where it started from in Texas gets ready to set the hook. The eating kinds, as in Rockefeller, are under the protective scale, but there Only the redfish comes up and tizers at the Dec. 5 cocktail Champagne Sips, from 19B favorite all over Florida. Raw bars was a more roundish form to this one. all the way down here in the Southwest party, unlimited demo time on Florida flats. bumps the spoon with its nose. Then it thrive on people who live fresh oys- Time to head for the tech shell- the beach, and all day and Basically, you boat or drive to backs off and comes back again and hits •Glen Peden of North Fort Myers Women's A, followed by Lynda Coral grabbed first in Mixed A, fol- ters. However, they aren't the kind ing books, because now even I had a it with the nose a second time. And then it evening lectures, presentations shellers would look for on thebeaches. where you can walk the flats at the low- and entertainment programs. A and Doug Newland of Fort Myers took Fulcher and J.B. Novelli of Sanibel. lowed by John Long and Mary feeling it was something unusual. What explodes out of there in a burst of water. first in Men's C, followed by Zlatko There are also tree oysters and I thought I had found was a deformed est stages of the tide and look for red- full-day pass is available at a •Kip Belland and Kathy Gibson of Cape Coral. fish tails above the water. It's more pro- That's wade fishing. Chiddix and Carmine Rende of Sani- Beneforado of Fort Myers took first •Mike McVety and Allison Lute coon oysters, which are actually the winged oyster, but looking over the You think there is a market for cost of $25. Paddling sessions same oyster. Then there are the two ductive than fishing for "tailing" bon- are $30 each. bel. in the Women's B, followed by Rita of Fort Myers took first in Mixed B, many shell identification books, I ran pearl-less oyster shells? •Kristen Hannah and Christi relatively rare offshore oysters — and through three before the Audubon So- efish, and you can eat legal-sized reds You may pre-register now Henry and Mary Lou Smith of Or- followed by Jerry and Sharon Nelson which measure between 18 and 27 (If you have a comment about this Bastian of Cape Coral took first in the lando. of Sanibel. these are the ones collectors search for. ciety Field Guide To North American week's column, you can e-mail Capt. for the symposium, paddling The most common and the only I have inches. We don't have bonefish. So, for Women's Open, followed by Loretta •Anne Walter and Maureen •Roger Corbly and Sandy Seashells came down off the shelf. MikeFuery at [email protected], or sessions and the races by call- Strickland and Lisa Ashe of Cape had good luck finding is the Atlantic They say it can produce pearls, sight fishing, this is the time and the ing 'Tween Waters Inn, at 1-800- Hathorne of Sanibel took first place Kirkwood of Cincinnati took first in place. if you would like to visit his web site, Coral. in Women's C, followed by Maurine the Mixed C, followed by Sue Rucker winged oyster. but for mine, just the unusual shell was try www.sanibel-online. com/guides I 223-5865 or (941) 472-5161 for This is a silver pearlized colored It's a speciality of mine, espe- information and registration •Carrie Spots and Carol Jensen Cloutier and Linda Bryon of Sanibel. and Carmine Renda of Sanibel. great to find. The book says the pearl fuerylhtm). of Cape Coral took first in the shell which is mostly round and flat, oyster is the main source of mother- cially for flying fish, and the other day forms. •Lisa Ashe and Jim Zuk of Cape

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However, a comprehen- Does this mean that you give up good eating home 62 Pugnacious 107 Kikuyu, e.g. 10 Release 47 Chateau 89 Hoe or 19 Ocean- pig 110 Poet 11 Eshkol's valley hammer sive study conducted by The Cooper Institute of habits and "pig out" on ice cream sundaes and other Bonnie Clancy is adapted 63 Trattoria treat Teasdale successor 50 Fancy dances 92 Einstein's Aerobic Research in Dallas adds a new dimension high fat foods? Well, not necessarily. The study the occupational 20 —de 66 Bank mach. 111 —man 12 Track sound 53 Relatives birthplace therapist and Cologne 67 Officer's (everyone) 13 Actor Grant 54 Antipollution 93 Buddy to these statistics. consisted of predominately white, professional or personal trainer at 21 Genetic info ornament 114 Grazing 14 Quite satis- 94 Baloney 22 '67 Tempta- 70 Flaubert's ground factory 57 Go from 96 —Locka, Fla. The Institute studied 25,389 men over a period executive males, not really a cross section of Ameri- International tions hit friend 115'92 Geena 15 Swallow up 0 to 60? 97 Queen of of eight years. Participants were divided into three cans. There were women in the study, but not Physical Therapy 25 Rep. 71 "Pelleas et Davis flick 16 Lusterless 58 Sentry's mystery ofSanibel. If you 26 Chang's sib Melisande" 121 Legendary 18 Full of oneself shout 100 Helmsman groups, those with a body mass index (BMI) of less enough (7,000) to come to statistically significant 27 Neolithic composer Bruin 19 Blanc or 59 Cruise 102 Must have any novelist? 75"— Mis- 122 Take advan- Brooks 61 Actor Julia 103 Crank's than 27, (a healthy fat to lean ratio), a BMI of 27-30, solutions about female fitness and obesity. And, questions, or for 28 Country star behavin"' tage of 23 Affirmative 62 Scott of comment and a BMI of over 30 (obese). As expected, the over- there were no significant findings on the potential more information, Brooks 76 '89 Tom 123 Comic vote "Charles in 104 Ornery please call 395- 29 "For shame!" Selleck movie Korman 24 Utterly rotten Charge" Olympian weight men experienced more health problems and for health with the very obese. 30 Gymnast 81 Demonic 124 Scheduled 30 TV's "—Life 64 Hitter Hank 105 Places for 1097. Korbut 82 To be, — 125 Cobb and to Live" 65 Intelligence perps greater mortality (premature death). However, when However, this study is still good news for 31 Earl Grey's to be..." Hardin 31 Scrumptious 68 Dieter's 107 111 Down's participants were assessed by level of fitness, a to- those who have been disappointed with the level of place 84 Croc's kin 126 '60s chic 32 Therefore discomfort creator 35 Peevishness 85 Sought office 127 "The Inno- 33 King of the 69 Gratitude 108 As well tally new picture emerged. Fitness is generally mea- weight loss they have experienced in spite of vig- 36 Fed 86 Enthusiast cents Abroad" ring 71 C-G link 109 Require 39 Thomas of 87 Biblical people author 34"— favor" 72 Actress La 110 Porker's sured by aerobic capacity, which is invariably higher orous exercise. Although exercise is recommended measure of good health exists than the number found "That Girl" 89 Lodger 128 Unfeeling 35 He'll give you Galiienne palace 40 Let up 90 Chemical DOWN a squeeze the more you exercise. for any serious weight loss program, not everyone on your bathroom scale or your dress size. And, re- 111 112 113 73 Bird-watching 111 Dorothy's dog HH 44 Less available ending 1 Melodious 36 Turkey gear 112 Writer Wister Less fit men in all three groups, those with lim- loses any significant amount of weight from exer- gardless of your weight, exercise is an essential for 46 1940Cary 91 Eve Arden Marvin topping 74 Bear and 113 Singer Kim Grant film series 2 Schoolboy's 37 Tenor Del Berra 116 Coupe grp.? ited aerobic capacity, had significantly higher risk cise activity. Most importantly, this study should everyone. Good health, like beauty, comes in all 48 Part of ETA 95 Detection jacket Monaco 77 Homeric 117 Epoch of premature death than fit men, however, fit men in be a wake-up call for those who focus so heavily shapes and sizes. 49 City with device 3 Swallow 38 Pianist letters 118 Word form for spirit? 97 Put in the the suds Claudio 78 Ryan of The "egg" all weight categories outranked unfit men. Even on thinness that they risk health to obtain it. 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