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Vol. 37, No. 8 Friday, February 27, 1998 Two Sections, S2 pages 75 Cents .Spring 'Breakers'—Cope ©n Down! Stolen Sculpture Thieves make off with a 200- pound glass sculpture from the foyer of the Sanibel Public ' Library, .....See page 3A Palms Gone ' ;:: The palms which decorated the Sanibel Causeway for a Blazer commercial are now gone — ( dead or given away. Seepage 3A The Future? Sanibel Planning Commissioners and others look at the future of Sanibel Island in this first of a two-part series. Seepage8A BIG Arts Here is what's happening at BIG Arts in March. Seepage 17B I Arts. 7B Business Services .. 25A Cartoon 17A City News 7B Classifieds 22-25A Commentary ... 16-18A Crossword 23B Fishing 21B Police Beat 7A F 1 ft d Chervl Clark rieht pose at Periwinkle Trailer Park's Mardi Gras celebration Monday. Helen and her husband Remember When.... 5k Zst7d thewUd and zany poslparade party. And ifs not even Spring Break! More photos, 10A. Photo/Anne Belle* Vic F 2ft: Chamber riles some members with "cen-res" plan ByJILLTYRER said John Naumann, owner of 1-800-SANIBEL, a cen- tral reservation business, "but then maybe occupancy Isfander staff writer If accommodations businesses choose won't be as high. They'll go to Fort Myers Beach." Some say it will give island businesses a boost; oth- Jay Halcrow, marketing and sales director for West ers say it will undermine them and put the Chamber of not to participate, in the Chamber's Wind Inn, doesn't agree. "We pay 10 percent to travel Commerce — to which they pay membership dues — in central reservation service, they agents anyway," she said, and they send an awful lot of competition with them. business to the inn. Furthermore, she doesn't think visi- The Chamber of Commerce plans to offer with a would lose out Chamber reservations. tors would be scared off by the increase. "We are a high- central reservations service and it's an issue that has hit a priced destination," she said. "The people we want to at- nerve with some folks in the accommodations business. tract are going to be attracted to higher quality. They re- After a couple of heated meetings last week, the board of spect what we have here," such as the natural and cultural directors agreed Tuesday to meet with two spokesmen tions... because they can't book immediately," said Board Chairman Dian Eddy. According to surveys, "15 percent offerings, and they come to Sanibel and Captiva because for the opposition in a special meeting set for March 10, they like the islands. "You don't come here to boogie all said Ken Stocke, one of those who opposes the move. of the calls possibly could have been turned into bookings." "Our goal is to see an increase in the occupancy on night or trash the beach." The board decided Jan. 16 — in a unanimous vote, Businesses would not have to participate in the ser- said Executive Director David Besse — to move forward the islands, which should generate more revenue [for all island businesses]," Besse said, lengthening tourist sea- vice, Besse said, nor would they be obligated to do all with a plan to provide a "central reservation" system. What their bookings through the Chamber. For example, Sani- that means is when potential visitors call the Sanibel-Cap- son and attracting more summertime visitors. "We've been doing reservations for dozens of years ... for walk-ins. bel Accommodations decision-makers have not commit- tiva Islands Chamber of Commerce, they can not only ted to the system, said General Manager Keith request information about where to stay, they can actu- The only difference is we [would] send them.onto the property to check in." McMenamy, but if it were to participate, it would do its ally book a room or rental. own booking during tourist season, when it's easy to fill If someone were to call and ask about accommoda- Out-pricing visitors? units, but let the Chamber help out in slow September. tions, for example, the Chamber representative would find But that is not the only difference, critics say. For The service is only available to businesses that handle out their needs -— price range, hotel or rental, small or one thing, the Chamber would charge participating busi- three or more properties and that have a front desk, large, on the beach or not — and narrow the list to a cer- nesses for the service. Businesses could either pay the McMenamy said. tain group of participating businesses that fit those needs. Chamber a 10 percent commission, Besse said, or through The business topping the list would rotate. The service But if they don't participate, they'll be left out of the an arrangement that would allow them to tack an extra loop, critics say. "If you don't get on the bandwagon, you're would not preempt those customers who directly contact charge onto customers' bills. Of approximately 600 Cham- a business. out as far as reservations [from the Chamber]," Cross said. ber members, about 70 could participate. " It's true that they would lose out on those book- It's a concept that first came up at a board retreat a Those proceeds would go toward the operating cost, year and a half ago, Besse said, and he expects to see it up ings, Besse said, but that will represent only a small pro- Besse said, and anything left over would go toward mar- portion of their bookings. s and running by summer. keting the islands. How many calls could potentially book through the As to the 10 percent cost, he said, it's a small por- But Revonda Cross, owner of Properties in Paradise, tion compared to the 90 percent the business takes in. And Chamber? Last year, about 25,000 people contacted the objects to raising her rates to accommodate the charge. Chamber for information about accommodations, Besse these are reservations the business may very well not nor- "Sanibel has a market and a price that it will bear," she mally get, he said. said. Based on the experience of other central reserva- said. "If we continue to take this view of 'Let the tenant/ tions services, he estimates the Chamber would handle "If a small business or a large business would like visitor pay,'" those people eventually will seek other desti- to receive potential revenue through the Chamber, then about 15 percent of a business's total bookings. nations. "We think we're losing customers to other destina- Island businesses can raise rates to cover the cost, (Continued, page 27A)

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. . • • • ' • » Prudential Florida Realty 1020 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, FL 33957 „ , „ (800) 245-7284 • (941) 472-4000 Broker-Manager ISLANDER • Friday, February, 27, 1998 • 3A The Front Page Dolphin sculpture stolen from Sanibel Library ByJILLTYRER Islander staff writer The dolphin sculpture had languished for years in City Hall before it was moved to the Sanibel Public Library, where more people would appreciate it. Apparently it was appreciated a little too much because someone has stolen it. ¥ K, "It made me really sick to my stomach when I heard about it," said island artist Lucas

Century, who created the glass sculpture. "I got (^ ^ a call from Pat Allen [Monday]," he said. "It

was a pretty emotional call. She said 'Please / '••< •• // me Y/ tell me you have the sculpture.'" "The whole thing is really sickening," he said, especially because the sculpture was cre- ated to honor the City's 15th anniversary in 1989. "It was conceived by the Islander," Cen- tury said. The City didn't have any particular An artist's rendering of the sculpture Luc Century, left, and Gary Price, right, with the sculpture in 1990. (Continued, page 4A) Palm trees left from filming rescued from causeway ByJILLTYRER for the filming. Islander staff writer It was sort of a goodwill gesture, but the palms didn't stand a chance: They were queen If you've driven across the causeway re- palms, said Paul Wmgard, director of operations cently, you might have noticed a slight change — for Lee County Department of Transportation. other than the bumper-to-bumper traffic and the "They're not a suitable tree ... out there on the plethora of dead birds. island." The new palm trees are gone. The queen palm, he said, is an "inland- After the Chevy Blazer commercial was type palm, as opposed to the coconut palm." filmed on the causeway in mid-January — anyone Over the few weeks after the production who was here will remember the gridlock traffic company left, the palms could be seen in vari- well -— the production company, Industrial Light ous states: Wooden frames were built around & Magic, left behind about 45 palm trees planted many of them as braces, but the fairly frequent (Continued, page 6k) Who lies in the grave? The Phantom is coming By EDWARD B. ATKESON Special to the Islander . to Barbara Mann Hall If you don't ride a bicycle on Sanibel you may never have noticed it. The cemetery lies just off the bike path between Algiers Lane and Middle Gulf Drive. By FRANK WAGNER The inscription on a well-tended grave tells us that the ground enfolds the remains Islander staff writer of an unidentified male found near the lighthouse in 1961. My abrupt discovery After lengthy negotiations and months prompted all sorts of questions. of long-term planning, all systems are marked 1961? Isn't that the year we broke off relations with Cuba? The year Fidel — GO! Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phan- Castro would place his armies on alert to ward off an anticipated Yanqui attack? tom of the Opera will play a four week pre- Didn't everyone know that the CIA had begun reconnaissance in the region, prob- miere engagement (a total of 32 performances) ing for information preliminary to the Bay of Pigs invasion—and fiasco — in at the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall April of that year? Didn't many believe that it was also the time that revolutionary beginning Thursday, January 28, 1999 and .minds in Havana were beginning to bubble with thoughts of infiltrating agents continuing through Sunday, Feb. 21. onto American shores to sabotage the railroads and bridges before our forces could The Phantom of the Opera is the most be assembled? Who was our mysterious visitor who couldn't quite achieve his successful stage musical of all time. It has objective — whatever it might have been? been seen by over 108 million people in 12 My first port of call was the island's historical center. Someone was bound countries and 85 cities, and ticket sales have to have heard of the incident. No dice, but they had lots of names of history- amassed over $2.6 billion. It has captured minded residents. Next stop was the police station. No, they didn't exist that far seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical, back — "Go see the County Sheriff." The same with the library: "Go check the seven Drama Desk Awards, three Outer Crit- Fort Myers Library downtown on Lee Street." The Islander newspaper came into ics Circle Awards and every major British existence in 1961, printing exactly one page, with two paragraphs on the impor- theatre award including the Olivier and tance of its achievement. You can read it in the office on Tarpon Bay Road. It Lon Chaney as the Phantom in Evening Standard Awards. the 1925 silent film version. hangs on the wall under glass. Fort Myers is one of thirty-five cities Numerous calls to a spreading circle of old island hands only deepened the in the United States confirmed to present this fabulous national touring production. It mystery. "Never heard of it." "Have you checked Sharon Doremus' Shorebirds will be presented as one of the attractions in Mann Hall's Broadway Subscription andSeagrapes 1895-951" No I hadn't. I dutifully contacted the author in New Series. Subscribers to this series will have the first opportunity to purchase tickets to Jersey, but I really wasn't looking for either shorebirds or seagrapes. I couldn't The Phantom of the Opera. These subscribers will have the opportunity to see the help thinking that maybe it would come to that if nothing better turned up, but I production in a designated week of the engagement. (Continued, page 6A) (Continued, page 6A) 4A« Friday, February 27, 1998 • ISLANDER Sculpture.fromcelebration planned and 3/, realizing that 15 years marks the crystal anniversary former Islandercelebratio editon planner Chrid sand Strin, i e suggested that Century be commissioned to make some- thing. "It may have been the first time the Fine Arts Committee ever met," Century said, and Pete Smith of BIG Arts fame put a design together. The Islander ran ads to raise money for the sculpture and Sanibel citizens came through. Three dolphins play in the sculpture's waves — and there's a story behind the dolphins, too. An islander had written a book on dolphin identification and included MAILING ADDRESS three local dolphins. Keyhole, Elegant and Beth all lived in area waters and could be P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, FL33957 identified by the cuts in their dorsal fins, Century said. He held true to those markings in Fax 472-5302 Scott Mar tell Carlene Brennen the artwork. LOCATION Editor General Manager It also coincided with legislation to protect dolphins that U.S. Rep. Porter Goss, Promenade Center R-Sanibel, introduced in 1990 in Congress, according to a Feb. 13,1990 issue of the 695 Tarpon Bay Rd Unit #13 Islander. PHONE: 472-5185 Dee Serage, who assisted Century with the piece, and he were walking on the beach shortly after the sculpture was completed, he said, and "Beth came up to us about SUBSCRIPTION RATES 20 feet away. Dee and I both immediately knew it was Beth." $22.00 $28.00 $2075 Newspaper $26.42 Newspaper After the sculpture was completed, it was housed for a while at Congress Jewelers, SI .25 Sales lax $1.58 Sales Tax then at the Community Bank of the Islands before it was moved to Council Chambers at Annual Subscription Annual Subscription Ls« County Florida City Hall, where it languished. "It was dying there," Century said. Chairs were stacked in front of it, the lighting $28.00 $42.00 Tracey Markwalter Harry Pappas was poor and few people actually saw it. "It was getting beat up in there [from] neglect." Annual Subscription Annual Subscription USA Foreign Advertising Publisher When Century's friend, Andrew Reding, was elected to Council, one of his early Postal Information Manager actions was to suggest moving the sculpture to the library, where it would be displayed The Sanibal-Captiva Islander (USPS 481-400) is published appropriately for more people to admire. every Friday and is distributed throughout Sanibel and That was about a year ago and it held a place of honor in the lobby inside the main CapUva Islands by the Breeze Corp. doors. "It was right there in the lobby," said library Director Pat Allen. "When people P 0 Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. Third Class postage is paid at were looking at the shells, they would look at it, too.... We're all just sick." tie Sanibel Post Office. Sanibel, Fl. 33957, The last time it was seen by any of the library staff members was late afternoon on Postmaster Send Address Changes to Sanibe! Captiva Islander Friday, Feb. 20, according to the police report, and it wasn't until Monday afternoon POBOX56 when it was missed, Allen told Officer Nancy Jerz. When islander Judy Workman asked Sanlbei, FL 33957 Allen about 1:20 p.m. where the sculpture was, upon which Allen looked over the bal- cony into the lobby and saw the table where it usually sat — a table specially made for Classified advertising deadline Frank Wagner Sue Bryant the sculpture, Century said— empty. Investigation later showed that it had been seen as Is Tuesday 3:00 Arts Editor Account recently as 3 p.m. Saturday, said Detective Kurt Schulte. Error Responsibility In the event of an error we are respon- A cleaning crew had been scheduled to work at the library Friday night and the sible only for the first Incorrect Insertion of an ad if, in our opin- Executive ion there is a loss of value. We do not assume any responsibil- library was open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. The lobby has easy access from the ity for an error beyond the cost of the ad itself. We assume no garage and someone could have slipped the sculpture out the doors and into a truck. But financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisement but will reprint without charge that part which is incorrect We the piece isn't light. Century figures it's about 200 pounds. "I ruptured a disk moving it ara not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 around in the shop. It would have to have been lifted by one extremely strong man or by days from publication date. two people." And because it's large and unwieldy, "for it to have gotten ripped off, some- Columns: Opinions expressed in columns In The Islander and Letters to the Editor are those of the person writing the column body would have had to use a truck." or letter and do not necessarily retl ect those of the newspaper. The glass is 3/4 inches thick, he said, but it has sharp edges, which can chip very easily. In fact, the glass from which it is sculpted is unique. "The perimeter is cut with Production: SalPedone, water jet technology, [which was] novel in the industry back then. It's a very expensive Anne Sitnat, Valerie Jones. JdlTyiti Anne Bellew piece [of glass]," he said, and the first piece he ordered was broken in shipping. Reporter Reporter The next time, he ordered two pieces rather than risk one breaking again. With the Contributors: Elaine Stacey, second piece, he made a "sister sculpture," which is in a private collection. Camille Kucaba, Captain Mike Somebody might have stolen it for their own collection, or they might try to sell it, Fuery, Betty Anhok, Faye Century said. He estimated the replacement cost of the sculpture at about $8,000 and the piece is insured, said City Finance Director Renee Lynch Granberry, Betty O 'Neal, Art But beyond the monetary cost, it's a loss for Sanibel citizens, Century said. "It Stevens. really is the citizens' gift to the City. But," he added, "that was a long time ago." Many residents now either never knew the history and significance of the sculpture or they The islands' have forgotten it. If you have information about the sculptures disappearance, call Sanibel Police Of- Community ficer Anthony Thompson at 472-3111. Newspaper since 1961 Lonnie MacPeek Beryl Gray Production Manager Classifieds Weather

Forecast Feb. 18-24 Friday through Sun- High/Low/Rain day—partly cloudy. Rain f ore^-£ 18: 82...55...0 cast from 30-40 percent. Wind ^ 19: 80...58...1.0 20: 8O...65..,trace out of the southwest shifting 21: 79...54...trace to the south at 8-15 mph. 22: 80...64...trace Humiture: 83% 23: 76...S7...trace 2659 West Gulf Drive • High Tide A101 Gulf temperatures: 69-degrees 24: 72...5Z..trace New moon: Feb. 26. Open House 12 to 4 Wednesday March 4 Full moon: March 12 Temperatures and rainfall $759,000 Furnished Sunsets: about 6:26 p.m. courtesy of the Chamber of 2807 West Gulf Dri^e Sunrises: 6:55 a.m. Commerce. John -r- . -,*., .~^ .l-.7-.-I ISLANDER" -" Friday: "February 27, 1998 • SA

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No, the Sheriff had no way of tracking down things like old, unexplained bodies. No, the News-Press, which did exist, has no index of its records. Voice Mail: 941-982-7755 It does keep a micro-film file, but that is no better than what can be found in the Lee Opium PAJMCIKE Street Library. If one has the time and patience to read every page of every edition published in 1961, one might find the story. But, at that point, I had neither. It was discouraging to learn that the Lee County Health Department has no record Priscilla Murphy of an "unknown" among its files of births and deaths in the fateful year. But I did have PMR one positive response to my effort. One soul who happened to live near the lighthouse Mealty, Inc. at about the time of the incident remembered that, yes, there was a man drowned on the beach. But he was a visitor to Sanibel, and his body was shipped home. Then who lies in the grave by the bike trail? (EdwardAtkeson has been coming to Sanibel for five years. 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Police had been surveilling the man for a couple of weeks, said Detective Scott Ashby and around 2:50 p.m. Tuesday, he and Officer Mark Steele stopped him as he came out of the restroom. A search revealed one cocaine rock and a pipe and the man told police he hd been set up, Ashby said. In his vehicle, police also found a Glock 19 9mm weapon under the front seat. Although he produced documentation showing he had a concealed weapon license, police are trying to verify it, Ashby said. pnsored by Mr Tracy "Trace" Tillou, 32, of Sanibel, was arrested and charged with felony pos- session of a controlled substance — any amount of cocaine is a felony — as well as possession of drug paraphernalia and driving with a suspended license. His dog, which was in his vehicle, was taken to the City pound for safekeeping until Tillou picked up PIKME the dog the following day. Dog problems Sa nibel Island's P rofessio n a I Th ea tr e 472-6006 Police also met with Tillou a week earlier in a separate incident after a neighbor complained about the dog's barking. About 11:20 p.m. Feb. 16, the neighbor reported that the dog was barking and that its owners often went out in the evening, leaving the GULF FRONT! GULF FRONTS dog on the back porch. The dog, apparently either a Doberman Pinscher or a Rottweiler, BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM sometimes barked untiljbarlyjriorning, according to the police report. Steele spoke the 2 BATH COHDO WITH DIRECT next evening with Tillou, who said he'd keep the dog inside when he was gone. GULF VIEW" "xcellent condition In other dog business, a Dunes resident called police on the morning of Feb. 16 and the view; 3 even better. and asked if there is an ordinance requiring people to clean up after their dogs. Dogs Rental incom. ar Sayana units is were defecating in her yard and in her neighbors' yards, according to the report. Officer in excess of $40,000 annually. George Krivas told her that a City ordinance does require clean-up and the woman Call Chuck Andrews. asked that police check the area and let people know about the law. Asking $489,500. 1 Look both ways Sanibel roads saw a couple of car wrecks last week: • About 12:15 p.m. Feb. 19, Joseph Martin Elias of Fort Myers was trying to make a left turn onto Periwinkle Way from Bailey Road when a driver in the east-bound (941)472-2311 lane stopped and waved him out. Elias pulled out and hit the passenger side of Pauline M. McDonald of Wisconsin, who said she was heading west. Elias was cited with fail- Chuck ing to yield. of the Islands Andrews • And around 11:20 a.m. Feb. 20, Ritchard Kennedy of Maine was following Darlene A. Franklin of Arizona, who was driving behind Margaret Even of Wisconsin, who apparently was turning off Tarpon Bay Road into a driveway. Kennedy couldn't stop in time, according to the police report, and hit Franklin, pushing her into Even. Kennedy was cited for following too closely. Moving violations Sanibel-Captiva Road: Feb. 22: Mcbil • William E. Kreis Jr. of Tennessee; 55 in 35. Bill, Keith & Matt at the Sanibel • Brian J. Waters of New York; 56 in 35. • Lois G. Medinets of Sanibel; 53 in 35. Mobil will take care of All Feb. 20: • Joel James Gettis of Fort Myers; 60 in 35. of your Car's Needs • Stanley R. Miller of New Jersey; 57 in 35. ...and don't forget! Feb. 18: - • James F. Flood of New Jersey; improper passing. HOT weather is • Bernard E. Deloughary of Fort Myers; 58 in 35. Elsewhere: just around the corner! • Daniel Karl Poshek of Sanibel, West Gulf Drive near Casa Ybel; 45 in 30 and head- Let Sanibel Mobil's lights required in rain. Certified Mechanics • Jeffrey Scott Dickson of Pennsylvania, Periwinkle at Lighthouse Way; 75 in 35. service your car's lust Listed Spacious and Secluded onanAcre+, near Beach Homesite. Great Room, Fireplace, Large Master Bath Suite, 1215 Periwinkle Way • 472-1878 2170 Sq. Ft., Just $339,900 ALSO HOME OF After Hours Call John Gee 454-5548 1215 PERIWINKLE WAY CAK BATH 8A - Friday, February 27, 1998 • ISLANDER CITY SIDE 24O7 PEitiwisklE WAY • (941)472-1881 • VCR'S —| ••"" * CD S SALES • SERVICE « RENTALS DIGITAL The future of Sanibel • SATELLITE SYSTEMS Special Report: The Sanibel Planning Commission and others brainstormed recently about the future of Sanibel. In this two-part series, we review what they said with the hope This House on Your Improved Homesite! that it inspires others also to look ahead. Parti ByANNEBELLEW Islander staff writer The Tuesday, Feb. 24, Planning Commission meeting evolved into a planning session, where talk was of their concerns for the future of Sanibel. Commissioner Marty Harrity: "Are we spending our dollars wisely?" He urged department heads, instead of upping their budgets automatically each year, to look for areas in which they could trim. "What should Sanibel look like in 5-10 years? We have the technology now to create computer models with numbers of people, numbers of houses at buildout, and so "Sanddollar Model" $98.750 on. We will likely find that we can't have X number more docks or X number more hotel rooms. We have two vacant homesites that, combined with "We need to look at the relationship between business people and the govern- ment," (an initiative seconded by Commissioner Steve Greenstein. Harrity also focused the "Sanddollar Model", -will result in owning new on the island's human support services — a non-motorized boat launch and storage on Sanibel for less than $200.000! area, for example, that would benefit the many canoers and kayakers; assigning a line item in the budget for the landscaping of public areas; and supporting those things that would lead to an increased sense of community — particularly kids' activities, kid/ adult activities, and so on. All the commissioners, including Harrity, expressed concern about the seemingly unending traffic problems the island suffers. Commissioner Edie Slayton took it one step further: "My gripe is that we are apparently seeking to attract even more visitors. It bothers me that Sanibel is being advertised in the Travel section of The New York Times. You get more visitors, you need more facilities, more infrastructure, and on and on ad infinitum. And, speaking of traf- fic, what about the Summerlin corridor? Not only are there new developments going in, but a mall is planned for in front of HealthPark." 1 Slayton, who is a member of the Responsible Growth Management Coalition, pointed out that Sanibel should get more involved with Lee County and keep a close eye on the effects of the new charter form of government in the county. "And the Environmental Impact Study is so important. We/they must learn to look at the whole in the permitting process, not just spots here and spots there — the whole ecosystem." Vice Chariman Dick Downes: "We need to be more specific. We need to look at Dr. Nicholas' economic as- sumptions and suggestions... "We need to look at scenic preservation. What are we going to replace my be- loved Australian pines with, for example, as they die? There should be a plan in place. And we need an overall vegetation plan for the city, not just specific locations. What- ever happened to the comprehensive bike path plan, for instance, its relocation along the Sanibel River?" He supported one of Planning Director Bruce Rogers' favorite terms, traffic calm- ing. "Design the traffic, pattern in such a way that traffic keeps moving — gentle curves with plantings, fewer straightaways, reduce open areas next to the pavement. "We also need to look at the possiblity of residential zoning — use zoning as a means of coverage control: large lots could have large houses, but also a deeper set- back; medium houses on medium lots, small houses on small lots. "And what about the Town Center concept? Dunlop to Palm Ridge as a govern- .tjstablished in 1986, we've helped wise investors mental and community center with walkways, outside dining — something like Third with all of their financial needs. Street South in Naples." - . At this point Rogers joined in, pointing out that it's always good to look at other At Flint Financial Groupjtnc, we specialize in principais/chFC areas, like the redevelopment in Naples, but keeping in mind that that kind of thing may tax-efficient investments. We provide customized not be appropriate for Sanibel. j I investment plans, focused on managing risk levels and taxes, while "The end result of Fifth Avenue is that there is more activity, more people, more j I enhancing returns. • traffic, leading to the resident-related busnesses being pushed out — the CPAs, attor- neys, and so forth—because their clients can't find a place to park. In other words, the j J Call today to learn about Flint Financial Group's personalized Financial jury's still out on the long-term effect of that project. Do we want to make commercial J | Management Programs! development attractive to visitors? What we lack is the ordinary, the service providers — enough home care services, for example." Newly appointed commissioner Phyllis Bogen: "The Art of Tax-Managed Investing" "Well, I think we should discourage any further development of Periwinkle ... World Plaza • 12629 New Brittany Blvd. • Fort Myers, FL find some way to completely stop it. Offer incentives to people to go elsewhere, what- ever we have to do." : ' Advisory services provided through FSC Advisory Corporation, a Registered Investment Advisor Securities ' offered through KC Securities Corporation, a registered broker/dealer. Member SIPC, Member NASD. Everyone hooted when she added, "Incidentally, I don't think we need any fur- ther traffic calming on Periwinkle!"

(Next week: talk of shell roads, the possibility of a tunnel replacing the Sanibel Causeway and more) , A8 ISLANDER - Frida/ February 27, I9fS - 9A

Robert E. Dininny of Albion, Michigan found this prime Sam Erickson of Hot Springs Village, Arkansas has had Clair Beckman of Louisville, Colorado, couldn't believe lion's paw near White Caps during a late afternoon a shell of a winter season on Sanibel this year. He's it. After years of very serious shelling, she managed to beachwalk. He's been coming to Sanibel since 1971 and found two junonias and one Scotch bonnet within a two- find three junonias in one day near Casa Ybel. She's he's never seen a lion's paw on the beach before. week period. Over the 18 years he's been coming to the been shelling on Sanibel since 1982. islands, he has now collected a total of four junonias.

Fort Myers native Gail Geibel, now of New York City, Jean Jansen of Carmel, Indiana has only been visiting Ralph L. Ednie of Toledo, Ohio has -been visiting Sanibel was shelling in the dark—6 a.m. —one morning and Sanibel for two years —and she's already got her first since 1973. Lo and behold, he came across this junonia came across thisjunonia. She's been vacationing here junonia. She was shelling at Bowman's Beach in the late at high noon on one ofSanibel's most popular beaches since 1982. afternoon and came across this specimen. —Algiers at Gulfside City Park. 10A - Friday, February 27, 1998 • ISLANDER' Our Town PEOPLE Citizens of the Week The Citizens of the Week for the Sanibel Elementary School are: Sara DiBiase, Zack Berudez, Charlotte Thomp- son, Jelle Verwer, Jami Compton, Jean- Michael Ligon, Chris Moench, Marvin Bradley, Zach Gulnac, Aymee Case, Stephanie Bilske and Troy Simon. Duplicate Bridge Duplicate bridge winners at the Sani- bel Community Center on Feb 23: North/ South winners — Bob Cronin and John Porter, first place; Fred and Inez Deming, second place; Elice and Dallas Anthony, third place. East/West winners — Eleanor Walz and Katie Reynolds, first place; A simpler life Alaine and Herman Jass, second place; Father Walter Bratus spoke o/Life Kay Tribur and Murr Mooney, third place. in the Fast Lane at the St. Isabel's Winners Feb. 19 included: North/ "Catholic Church Feb. 23. He said South—Beth and Jerry Miller, first place; that we must all exist in the fast- Derby winners moving arenas of planes and cars Roy Merchant and J^acy Fendley, second Sanibel's Cub Scout Pack 33 held its second annual Pinewood Derby — place; John and Marta Marek, third place. and family and work obligations, but Winners (front row, left to right) were Sam Ravenna, third place; Nathan emphasized that we should take time East/west-—Bob and Marianne Warnick, Papanicolas, first place; Tyler Baer, second place; and Jackson Stone, first place; Many Strayer and Mary Glenna to also have a simpler, slower life- "coolest car." Participants included (back row, left to right) David style —one that would let there be Malpass, second place; Maddy Hanlon and Batchelor, Aaron Walton, Jean-Michael Ligon, JaredPeeke, Alex McDaniel, Bob Cronirij and Murr Mooney and Erica times to appreciate the beauty Justin Peeke, Matthew Cacioppo, Mico Manarite, Will Harmon, Nick around us and be grateful to the Amsterdam, tied for third place. Rinaldi, Guy Pepitone and Karl Murdock- . • Simon delivers key people that surround us. note sachusetts in Amherst. His book Values Sanibel resident Dr. Sidney B. Simon Hyatt honored for held at Harbors ide Convention Center. delivered one of the key note speeches at Clarification, A Handbook had sales total- fishing invention Working with fellow student Robert the 19th Annual Training Institute on Ad- ling close to a million copies in the six lan- Garcia of Fort Myers, the two created the guages in which it was published. His Andy Hyatt, son of Mel and Jan Modified Sure Catch Fishing System. They dictions Conference held in Clearwater Hyatt of Sanibel, received a First Place for Feb. 26. speech at the Addictions Conference was will receive pro bono legal service for pat- -titled: "Speaking-Gur-Truthsi Or How to -ninth-grade "Invention Most Likely to be enting their invention, trophies, tickets to Simon, the author ofl2 books with~ Patented," and "Best of Show Award" in a focus on psychological education, is Pro- Break the Accommodation Habit." Sea World and other items. fessor Emeritus at the University of Mas- the Edison Young Inventor's Competition Mardi Gras time at the Park

Intricate featherwork goes into the creation of a traditional feather mask, here worn by Eloise Barton.

Left —King and Queen of Mardi Gras, L.C. and Thelma Miller hail from Salem, Virginia. Above left —Janice Keeney is costumed as a court jester and Marcia Fowler set the pace with "When the Saints Go Marching In." Above right—This Middle Eastern harem girl was hilariously portrayed by Jerry King. ISLANDER - Friday, February 27; • 1998 - I f A Our Town Talcing it to the Street EVENTS ABC Sale set Confusion on sewer? Spaghetti Dinner Saturday There's some concern at City Hall that voters The Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis will hold their annual won't know what, exactly, they will be voting on when Spaghetti Dinner for island charities from 4:30-8 p.m. at the for Saturday Sanibel Community Center. There will be music for danc- they receive their ballots in the mail Some officials The 32nd Annual ABC Sale (Attic, Basement and think voters will believe it's a vote on whether to get ing from 6-10 p.m. Cost will be $7 per person at the door, or $6 in advance, with children under 5 free. Last year, more Closet Sale) is set for tomorrow, Saturday, Feb. 28, at sewer rather than how to pay for it But the Sanibel the Captiva Civic Center on Chapin Lane. voters we spoke with knew the issue and several ap- than $8,000 was raised from the raffle, which benefited Sani- bel youth activities. This huge event is the primary fund-raiser for the parently had been following it closely. Captiva Civic Association. The day will include a raffle, Come cast a net! an auction, and long list of desirable goods and ser- Eugene Bruno, The fourth annual Cast Net Rodeo will be held at The vices for sale. Ten percent of the gross sales goes for Sanibel Bait Box on Sanibel starting at 8 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 28. charitable purposes. This year's beneficiary is Hope 'Yes Ivotcdilruidv If Free lessons and demonstrations will be available from 8- Hospice. > ou wanted to pay a surcharge 9:30 a.m. Spectators are welcome and encouraged to attend. This year's auction promises to be as much fun on all the utilities, it doesn't At 9 a.m., there will be a kids competition, and at 1 p.m. the as ever. Victor Mayeron of the Mucky Duck will be make any sense to me. If you adult competition will begin. There will be a $500 cash prize auctioning off all kinds of items—from funky painted did something like that, what for the first place winner in the adult division. Prizes will be beach bikes to a brand new Rolex Submariner watch about people who have vacant awarded up to fifth place. Registration is $25. There is no donated by the Oliver Brooks family and Congress Jew- lots or are only here a few registration for the kids division, and prizes will be awarded elers. Beanie babies (even a Princess Beanie) will be weeks a year?" Year-round all entrants. Call 472-1618 for more information. available from Island Beach Company. This year's au- residents with families will tomobile to be auctioned is a 1985 Oldsmobile Custom hear the brunt of a utility tax. Hoedown coming March 1 Cruiser donated by Candy Lee. If you are decorating, The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum will host a "Hoe- check out the eight like-new Harden chairs donated by down" on Sunday, March 1. Last year's event was a sell Bill and Jan Brodbeck, or one of the eight hand-loomed Nell Schaenen, out. The event is a fund-raiser for the museum. Tickets are rugs donated by Martin and Kathy Jennings from their Sanibel $100 person. For more information, call 395-2233. 79th Street Rug Shop in Atlanta. If you bid on the neon Seahore Festival beer sign last year and lost, try again this year because She understands the Sanibel Elementary School's Seahorse Festival, Sun- there will be more of them! issue, she said. "I sent in for day March 15, promises a fun-filled day for the entire fam- an absentee ballot; I have to ily. The festival opens at 12 noon with games, food, music fill it out and send it in." and the Silent Auction. The event will go on "rain or shine." There are new items being donated daily for the auc- tion — to donate an item, call Susie Holly, 472-4042, or Brenda Harrity, 472-8825. CAS! to discuss "Plant Police" On March 5, the Condominium Associations of Sani- Bob Manuel, bel (CASI) will host another in a series of discussions on the impact of City efforts to control established private land- Sanibel scaping. Noted environmentalist Richard Workman will "The City of Sanibel speak on the nature of plants recently prohibited by the City., has put the biggest hoax All property owners are welcome to attend. Coffee and do- over on people." Not only nuts will be served at 8:30 a.m., the program begins at 9 is it being elusive about a.m., at the Sanibel Public Library. One highlight of the fair is the Live Shell Exhibit. spending $10 to $20 mil- lion on the Donax plant, Humorous tales March 6 "they're hiding behind the On March 6, the First Friday Stories for Grown-ups 61st Shell Fair '93 legislation," which he will host Doug Johnson, a storyteller from the Melbourne said doesn't require hook- area who is active in the Florida Storyteller Guild. The pro- ups. gram begins at 2 p.m. Johnson is a teller of tales from tradi- tion, literature and his own imagination. Many of his stories coming this week! Larry are humorous —-often with a subtle twist that challenges his The Sanibel Shell Fair and Show will be held from McPhedrain, audiences' wit and attention. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, March 5,-through Sunday, March 8, at the Sanibel Community Center. The event, which is Sanibel celebrating its 61st year, is hosted by the Sanibel Commu- "I understand that the nity Association and the Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club. A people who want sewer donation of $2 is requested for entry to the inside Shell want the rest of the people Show, but there is no admission fee to enjoy the Shell Fair to pay for it. I think the on the grounds of the center. Food and beverages are avail- people getting it should pay able and there is plenty of free parking. for it." This is the longest running Shell Fair and Show in the United States, and is a showcase for artists who work with the beautiful bounty of the seas surrounding these islands. The intricacy and legends of the "Sailor's Valentines" make them particular favorites for those Ralph Curtis, viewing the show. In another category, collectors of Sanibel specimen shells enter the scientific division of the event which is judged separately by international experts in "I think I under- fossils^and mollusks. stand. [The referendum One of the many attractions at the fair outside the will be on] whether it'll be Community Association building is the display by the Sanibel Elementary School children who prepare a ... utility tax on electric, Among the treasures offered at Sanibel Congregational's cable ... or property tax." aquariums with live shells demonstrating various as- Junque and Treasure Sale on March 14 will be these pects of sea life. outfits modeled by church members at a recent bridge luncheon/fashion show. Other items to be sold include The fair has been named repeatedly as one of the toys, furniture, tools, books, and many others. Top 20 Events in the Southeastern United States. 12A» Friday, February 27, 1998 • ISLANDER O U R TOW N I s land E y e Snapshot What do you do in your free time? He and his wife enjoy going to the theater and "we're bird watchers," Armand Ball—COTI president he said. "I like to play bridge,... read." What do you read? "Mysteries." Have you had a mentor? "My enjoys serving people, community early camp directors influenced me a lot in loving camp." Later in life, he was ByJILLTYRER quents City Council meetings, where his influenced by Sigurd Olson, author of Islander staff writer advice and input is often sought, and many books about the North Woods and presi- For many people, summer camp is islanders know him as president of the dent of the Wilderness Society. something you do when you're a kid — Committee* of the Islands. What advice would you offer a maybe continue as a counselor until you How did you get involved in sum- 20-year-old? "Find something you en- finish high school or college. mer camps as a profession? joy doing and give it all you have. ... His interest in children and the out- But for Arraand Ball, it's a way of Armand Ball That doesn't mean that doing what you life and a profession — one that he and his of-doors drew him to summer camps, he like to do isn't tough." wife, Beverly, seem to love. They directed said. "I didn't go to camp till I was about 14.... When I went, I fell in love with it." children's camps for years, he served as independence," he said. "I think it's also: What are some of the organiza- CEO of the American Camping Associa- "All I knew was I wanted to work with young people. My original thought ... an important tool to get young people ta tions you're involved with now? tion and even did a stint in Washington, understand the out-of-doors [and their} The Balls started working with the D.C., lobbying for the Camping Associa- was it would be in the framework of the church. ... I got involved in camping and connection with the environment." sea turtle program "as soon as we moved tion. How did you find Sanibel? '. here in '88." That's when Charles LeBuff The Balls 1 iterally wrote the book on learned that's the tool I wanted to use." After growing up and attending "We've been coming to Sanibel' was still heading up the program, and now camping. Several times revised since it was close to 25 years.... I guess we knew about* they are permittees with the Sanibel-Cap- published in the '70s, it covers everything church camps in Louisiana, he accepted his first job in the '50s —with the Florida it when we lived in Florida," but it wasn't tiva Conservation Foundation sea turtle from philosophy and mission to financial until their time in Minnesota when they program, helping coordinate volunteers planning, transportation, food service and Baptists' boys summer camps and leader- ship training. And after a few years of started visiting the island. Asummer camp" and monitoring nests. "It is a neat experi- hiring staff. director has to be at the camp only during ence, particularly when you see the little . They also are closely involved with working incamps, he realized that he also wanted to do something in environmental the summer and "in Minnesota, there wasj turtles [come out of the nest and head to the International Camping Fellowship and, a real urgency to go somewhere in the win- the water." known internationally in the camping education, to teach people their role of steward. "I didn't realize that at first," he ter." ; The Balls also have long been par- world, they travel the world as consultants After years of staying at Shell Har-* ticipants in Earth Watch, a nonprofit sci- to camp directors. . said. "It was recreational, then it dawned on me what it's all about." • bor Inn— now Sanibel Inn — "we bought entific organization. Through Earth Watch, Armand Ball is something of a con- a condo in 1980 to make sure we came* they travel to various parts of the world sultant in other matters, as well. He fre- His undergraduate college majors were English and drama, then he earned back," he said. "When we retired, [we de-s and volunteer their labor in various stud- his master's degree in religious education. cided] we could do consulting from here." ies. They have worked with lemurs in His second master's degree was in group They have traveled as far as Malay-:, Madagascar, helped develop a park in work — along the lines of social work — sia, Venezuela, Russia and Canada to work Majorca and worked with dolphins in with a specialty in camping. . with camps; he said, and "I've been work- Monterey Bay. After school, he went to work with ing about 10 years trying to develop an Shortly after they moved here, he the YMCA in Nashville, Tenn., then inter- international camping movement." He was joined the Kiwanis Club, for which he has viewed with a YMCA camp in Minnesota instrumental in founding the International served as secretary, "then I got involved — in March. "I had to see the camp in Camping Fellowship, an exchange pro-: with the Committee of the Islands," he snowshoes," he said with a chuckle, and gram in which both campers and employ- said. He has served as vice president and they couldn't get into the snow-covered ees take part in camps in other countries! will soon be ending a term as president. cabins for an inspection. Nonetheless, he "It's a Teal neat way to build an understand- Recently, he has been working with City accepted the position, grew to love Min- ing and break down ... the perceived dif- officials on a five-year budget projection. nesota, and the Balls continued living there ferences" between cultures.' What would you still like to do? The first Fellowship conference was He'd like to participate in some more for i3 years. 7 KD RIVER CRUISES What is it about camps that ap- in St. Petersburg, Russia, where" they are Earth Watch programs and to travel some peals to you? struggling to privatize camps. Although the more. "I want to go to South Africa, parts OF EUROPE "The uniqueness of the camp com- concept of children's camps came from the of South America we haven't been to, back munity that develops." For many children, United States, "Russia has more children's to Africa, Madagascar.... I don't have any REGENSBURG TO BUDAPEST summer camp is their first extended pe- camps than the U.S.," Ball said. "There is great ambitions," he said. "I like to serve 8 Bays/7 nights riod away from home, which makes it an a strong commitment to get children out people and to serve the community" — important experience, "It's a unique com- of the cities during the summer." something he apparently has been doing 3 Countries/8 Ports all along. MSWILHELMTELL munity and it's a unique way to let chil- 50 OUTSIDE CABINS dren develop their own personalities and W/2 LOWER BEDS PRE& POST CRUISE PKGS Join Our Group Ft. 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This year, a program has been written by Square Dance oeededl the Church of Madagascar and special Thinning out your shell collection? music is planned. at SCA Tired of moving that box of shells about Swing your partner the garage? Donate your extra shells to Faith Study comes to and do-si-do one more the Shellcrafters where they will be put Sanibel time at the Sanibel Com- to beautiful use. Call Wanda Will, 472- Dr. Dan Bierle will be the guest munity Association. After 8059 and she will pick them up. speaker at a Faith Study from 7-9 p.m. a full house at last March 1-3, at the Sanibel Community October's old-fashioned • Have a good time and help out the Annual Shell Fair to be held March 5- Church. There is no charge for the semi- square dance, a second nar. Dr. Bierle, executive director of H.I.S. dance was a must. Callers 8. Volunteers are still needed for working at the booths selling shells, lemonade and Ministries, holds M.A. and Ph.D. degrees Irene and Bill Bartsch will in the life sciences, and an M.A. degree lead the way on Tuesday, raffle tickets, and to be cashiers. Call Wanda Will, 472-8059 to arrange your in New Testament studies. He will give a March 10. Reservations clear logical presentation of faith. need to be made by Mon- time to help out. day, March 9 — call 472- Health care to be 2155. focus FAITH An expert in on health care services — Dr. John D. Harries — will be the guest World Day of Prayer speaker at the Episcopal Church Women of March 6 Saint Michael & All Angels Church at 7:30 There is a program followed by an infor- The World Day of Prayer will take p.m. Tuesday, March 3 in the Parish Hall. NOTICES mal sharing of successful usage practices place on Sanibel beginning at 10 a.m., Dr. Harries is a Sanibel resident and was re- by experienced Macintosh users. 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Exhibit and Sale SPECIAL SHOW: Rita Yokoi presents 2340 Periwinkle Way jewelry from Santo (The Village) "In The Way Of Domingo and carved Sanibel, Florida 33957 fetishes from Art of the 395-2200 "The Past* First Person Daily 10:00-5:30 pm Navajo and Zuni. Sun. Noon-4:30 pm March 1-31, 1998 March 6 & 7. 16A « Friday, February 27, 1998 - ISLANDER Comntenfarj LETTERS Commentary

Shopkeepers — good Join m the celebration! CASI opposes City control of old Sanibel air is all To the Editor: you need! This weekend marks the beginning of the 25th consecutive year of youth base- private, established landscaping To the Editor: ball and Softball on Sanibel. To celebrate For years we vacationed on this is- this wonderful event, a group of parents Condominium Associations of Sanibel (CASI) strongly opposes the cur- land and eventually bought a house where and friends of the Little League have got- we now spend a great deal of time. One of ten together to put together an old-fash- rent practice of the City of controlling established, private landscaping through the things I used to enjoy was wandering ioned community picnic and weekend of the permitting process. Our members are asking for your help in relieving them through the many and diverse shops, and fun for the kids, to be held Memorial Day from onerous conditions being imposed on them. One example — a condo apart- bringing my guests to see them too. Weekend. ment owner's request for a permit to remodel his kitchen and bathroom was con- But in the past few years, this mean- Thanks to the generosity of Commu- ditioned on the removal of objectionable vegetation from all condominium prop- dering in shops has become increasingly nity Bank of the Islands, the planning for erty. What possible connection can logically exist between these two objectives? unpleasant and there are fewer and fewer I the event is well underway and will include CASI fully supports mandatory eradication of pest plants such as Brazil- now go into. The reason is that many shop- a picnic lunch of chicken and hot dogs, as ian pepper and melaleuca from all properties. We support the concept that per- keepers believe in making their shops smell well as games, contests and entertainment so strongly of incense or pot pourri that I mits for new site development should include strict compliance with the law for the kids, all in a carnival type atmo- regarding landscaping specifications. However, we question the legality of re- can hardly breathe. I find it hard to believe sphere. Invitations have been extended to that these strong smells really help sales. all former players, coaches and parents quiring established homesites to conform to standards promulgated for new de- .They certainly drive me and my friends who participated in the league over the past velopment, and the adding of this requirement to the issuing of an unrelated away. 25 years, and a crowd of over 1,000 is ex- building/remodeling permit. We submit that it is patently unfair, and perhaps Please, please shopkeepers, good old pected for this special weekend of fun. unconstitutional, to require owners of developed property to, in effect, re-land- Sanibel air is all you need! I would like to The cost of putting on such a tribute scape, at potentially substantial expense to them, when they request a permit for browse leisurely, not hold my breath and to the kids is expensive. Several local busi- totally unrelated work, This appears to us an abuse of the permitting process. run. I am grateful to those shopkeepers who nesses, realtors, restaurants and individu- Not only do we question the permitting process, but also we believe the do not use these scents. als have come to us with an offer to pitch compilation of non-indigenous plants expressed in City Ordinance 96-13 is Jennifer P. McLean in and help. We are still looking for a few Sanibel flawed. Most condominium associations were built and landscaped more than (Continued, page 18A) 10 years ago — many on guidelines suggested by Sanibel-Captiva Conserva- tion Foundation — and liave carefully been maintained since then by profes- sional landscapers. All of them utilize some kind of landscape plan, however informal, and demonstrate continued managed maintenance. Some may include vegetation currently characterized in the ordinance as "exotic species" but, if such planting is controlled and not invasive, what harm can it cause? In summary, it is our view, which we now offer for your consideration, that 1) the concept of development properly applies to new construction, or raw NO TRAFFIC land, but not to existing, developed landscaped properties; and that 2) it then •follows that a request for a remodeling permit should not be treated the same way as a request for a development permit; and that 3) a remodeling permit GREAT PRICES ordinarily has no relationship to existing landscaping. The presence of "nui- sance" vegetation involves questions of fact unrelated to building changes and ACROSS THE BAY! should be handled as a separate issue by the City. On behalf of all property owners, we ask you to reconsider whether a homesite, once certified for occu- MaHacha Office: 283-1 TOO * Center Office: 283-1114 pancy, should continued to be subjected to rules or ordinances directed to devel- opment permits, particularly as they relate to plant removal and maintenance. 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In calculating the im- be erecting at the ball fields to list their interest in the telephone industry. Tesla's pact of a utility tax, we stopped counting support. If you would like to be part of the invention might have prevented World War Citizens duped again at $l,000/year—every cent out of pocket. local team, we can use your help. Gall us, II because the instant communication of To the Editor: We suspect that most permanent resi- 472-9182, for further information. wireless would have allowed the world to Once again the City has lied to the dents will experience the-same relative ef- Throughout the season leading up to know what Hitler was doing before, rather citizens of Sanibel in their response to a fects of the alternativeSr-We are convinced the event, we will be having various spe- than after, the fact. ... Ah, the morals of question at the COTI forum on sewer ex- that a utility Jax-w©uld4mpose a dispro- cial days for the kids in this year's pro- the business world. Don't you just love it? pansion on Tuesday, Feb. 10, held at the portionate ^burden on those residents of gram as well as tributes to those sponsors Tobacco company executives came community center. modest means, with seasonal "trophy" who helped with their support. It's a com- out and told us that they lied about the ef- When the sewer plant was being pur- homeowners getting a relatively free ride. munity effort and we hope you will join us fects of tobacco. Tobacco actually kills chased in 1991, Gary Price told the citi- "There is a great deal of emotionalism in the celebration! people. Odd, don't you think, that tobacco, zens that, if we buy the plant, it would not associated with an increase in property Mary Jo Bodgon a known killer, is still legally produced and be mandatory for citizens to connect to the- taxes^-Don't be swayed by the rhetoric. Do 25th Anniversary Committee manufactured, yet marijuana for medical system when expansion occurs. iur own analysis and vote accordingly. When confronted with that statement Morality is a funny purposes is illegal. Mr. Morality himself, at the forum, the response was that the state Ron and Natalie Olsen Jesse Helms, is against the medical use of law changed in 1993, thus making sewer Sanibel concept marijuana and all for tobacco. Tobacco is To the Editor: connections mandatory at that time. Thanks, Anne! a big money maker in North Carolina. I Wrong again. The state law and our After reading James F. George's let- wonder if Jesse Helms inhales? To the Editor: _ ter last week about how our morality is at own land development codes both man- (The following letter was addressed Morality has always been a thing of dated at the time of the sewer system pur- an all time low because of President convenience in America. In the political to staff writer Anne Bellew.) Clinton's alleged affairs, I have to wonder chase in 1991 that it was mandatory for I am writing 1o give you a very big arena one side is always plotting against residents to connect within a year of noti- where Mr. George has been living. the other for control and power. We like to thank you for yourworkln informing read" Morality is a funny concept in fication of completion of the expansion in ers about "Ding" Darling Days and the bring up issues or morality when the other their area. America. Our forefathers thought it was side is getting the upper hand. The strange Federal Duck Stamp CelebrationrWe know moral to own people and-to consider The only state law changes in 1993 everyone at the J.N. "Ding" Darling Na- thing about that is there isn't a politician pursuant to sewer connections were related women second-class citizens. Thomas out there, Democrat or Republican, who tional Wildlife Refuge —Refuge Manager Jefferson owned hundreds of slaves while to who would notify the citizens of the Lou Hinds, Public Use Officer Steve hasn't lied in order to get the position they completion and mandatory connection— Alvarez, "Ding" Darling Society President he penned the hollow words "All men are now hold. I think the "common folk" are : created equal," Jefferson was also accused the City or the owner of the sewer plant if Pete Ingham, all the staff and volunteers starting to see the forest for the trees and privately owned. (especially this volunteer who was asked of having a girlfriend while he was Presi- that is why President Clinton's numbers are dent. Larry Bator to help with publicity) — appreciated your so high. Sanibel help. The slaughter of the native Ameri- It doesn't take a rocket scientist to can and the stealing of the land they lived Your articles were full of informa- know that, according to the Bible, Newt Please "do the tion and interesting to read. It was neat to on was another moral high for our nation. Gingrich is more of an adulterer than is If Mr. George wants to be a deeply honest numbers" see your follow-up articles about the President Clinton. According to Matthew To the Editor: Hautmans and the Center for Education in man then he,must admit that he is living 19:9 Christ said: "And I say unto you, We strongly encourage all Sanibel on stolen property as are all of us non-na- this past Friday's edition. The two Islander Whoever shall put away his wife, except voters (particularly year-round residents) front pages in full color—the Duck Stamp tives. Is receiving stolen goods morally ac- it be for fornication, and shall marry an- to focus on the "informational circular" ceptable? and the great horned owl — were truly other, committeth adultery." Newt distributed by the City on the choices be- outstanding. We appreciate the extensive Nikola Tesla, the man who discov- Gingrich divorced his wife and married his fore us to pay for the sewer expansion. ered alternating current in the 1800s de- and excellent coverage given the refuge by lover. Please also "do the numbers." you and your editor Scott Martell. vised a system that would have allowed It's easy to see how convenient mo- An ad valorem tax increase would humans beings to have had electricity vir- Thanks again — you do quality rality is in our country — even on Sanibel, ctist us about $200 per year, income tax work! tually for free, but Tesla's backer, J.P. where the immoral actions of a theatrical deductible. Morgan, squashed the idea because he Donna Rosenheck board allowed them to be voted in by fam- As permanent residents we heat our — — Sanibel wouldn't have been able to make money. ily and friends who have never been to the pool, use the A/C regularly, irrigate a lawn

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Final hearings set for CRC issues "It's getting to be crunch time in Tallahassee," says Clay Henderson, president of Florida Audubon and a mem- ber of the Constitution Revision Commission (CRC). In March the. legislature will reoccupy its chambers and begin Osprey Foundation meets March 15 its annual 60-day session, and the CRC will retreat to the Keith Bildstein, director of research at Hawk historic Senate chambers in the Old Capitol to complete its Mountain Sanctuary in Kepton, Penn., which maintains Osprey Glossary deliberations. For the moment, at least, conservation issues the largest and most complete record of raptor migra- Adult description: 21-25 inches long (almost are the big winners: five proposals have been approved by eagle-sized), males and females look alike, dark tion in the world, will be the featured speaker at The chocolate mantle with white chest (which can be the Commission, some unanimously. International Osprey Foundation annual meeting on One proposal would.amend the Constitution to estab- somewhat streaked with dark brown), white head March 15. with a broad brown mask from eyes down cheeks lish a natural resources policy for Florida designed to pro- Bildstein, who has a Ph.D. from Ohio State, will tect its scenic beauty and natural resources. A second one and neck. Eyes yellow; bill and talons black. talk about the sanctuary's Hawks Aloft Worldwide Pro- Immature description: Very much like adults, but would merge the Marine Fisheries Commission with the gram and how the annual raptor count has served as a Florida Game & Freshwater Fish Commission into a single, brown upperpart feathers look as if the tips were model for monitoring raptors all over the world. , dipped in cream-colored paint. Eyes are orange. constitutionally-protected Fish & Wildlife Conservation The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at the Sanibel Com- Fledglings are adult-sized. Commission, thereby freed from political pressure. munity Association on Periwinkle Way and is open to Mating behaviors: Male lands completely on A third proposal would establish bonding authority for the public. Admission is free to members of the Foun- female's back. acquisition of conservation lands. Creating a dedicated tax dation; a $3 donation is asked of non-members. Incubating: Only the adult bird's head (at most) is source to finance the bonds would free the legislature from seen sticking above the nest's edge. the need for annual review. A fourth initiative would estab- Material in the following article is from Osprey Nestling: Young, in the nest; will beg loudly (some- lish procedures for the disposition of conservation lands that Observer (Jan., '98), the newsletter of The International times constantly) for food. Aggressiveness between no longer serve a conservation purpose. Osprey Foundation. Artwork by Alessandro Troisi of Rome, Italy. (Continued, page 20A) (Continued, page 20A)

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OUTDOORS & RECREATION The Griffin of Matlacha SCCF plans Keys trip Marine Institute, Bahia Honda State park, and the Natu- Much more than a menu, take time to browse. ral History Museum of the Florida Keys in Marathon. Art - Crafts - Pottery - Portraits - Photographs - Books The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation is sponsoring a four-day trip through the Florida Keys to An overnight stay in Islamorada allows an early morn- Classic Boats • Nautical Antiques the Dry Tortugas and Fort Jefferson from April 14-17. ing stop at National Audubon's research center in For an unforgettable Xperience come by boat These locations are on many people's wish list, but few Tavernier. Not open for public tours, its been home to Dockslde Lunch Wed.-Sun. noon until 3- Evenings Fri. & Sat. 5-9 actually make the journey. several ornithological researchers, and most of what we Anytime by reservation - parties from 2-200 Scheduled to coincide with the seasonal migration know about roseate spoonbills originated at this facility. A drive-through tour of Homestead's agricultural Ph. 283-0680 Fax 283-0405 patterns (at least in non-El Nino years) for the many war- blers that stop at Fort Jefferson before continuing north, area, lunch at Homestead's version of The Bubble Room, email [email protected] the trip is also designed to give travelers a view of the and a stop at Redland round out the grand tour. Much Keys, the 10,000 Islands and Florida Bay from the air like SCCF in the early '70s, the Redland Conservancy on the way to Key West. Three nine-passenger planes is formulating a master plan to protect social and cul- have been chartered for the trip. tural diversity, while exploring a complementary mix of The trip includes a stay at the Holiday Inn-La Con- agriculture and tourism. Following a rest stop in Ever- cha, a 1930s hotel where Tennessee Williams wrote A glades National Park, the bus returns to Shell Point about Streetcar Named Desire on the sixth floor, a visit to Mel 7 p.m. and Sanibel shortly thereafter. Fisher's Museum and optional wanderings to the Trea- For additional information and registration forms, sure Salvors Museum, Turtle Crawls and other popular call 472-2329. The trip is coordinated by Royal Palm Key West sites. Mallory Square's spontaneous sunset fes- Tours and the study leader will be SCCF's own Kristie tival is probably a "Don't miss" event, also. A talk in Seaman Anders. Register before the March 15 deadline the evening will provide some insight on the nature of to assure your space; the trip is limited to 26 partici- the Keys. pants. An optional boat trip to the Dry Tortugas takes Museum trip scheduled place the next day — 3.5 hours each way with breakfast On Tuesday, March 10, SCCF is sponsoring a trip on the way out and lunch available on board. A light- to Ah'Tha'Thi'Ki — A place to Learn... APlace to Re- house on Garden Key was built at the Gulf of Mexico member. Located on the Big Cypress Seminole Reser- access and was the beginning of Fort Jefferson, the Civil vation about half-way across Alligator Alley (about 2.5 War prison where Dr. Samuel Mudd was held after set- hours from Sanibel), the museum offers a glimpse of an THESANIBEL ting John Wilkes Booth's leg, and the largest masonry active, live village; a new boardwalk through the Ever- fort in the western hemisphere. This and nearby islands glades habitat; craft demonstrations and exhibits, and Starting at $99,9000 have been a wildlife refuge since 1908, and Fort Jefferson an orientation program. The primary purpose of the 3 Minutes from was declared a national monument by President Franklin museum is to preserve, interpret and share the culture, Sanibel Causeway Delano Roosevelt in 1935. language and customs of the Seminoles of Florida. For those exploring more of Key West, a pass for 2 Bedroom/2 Bath The first twelve participants will be transported the narrated tour on the Old Town Trolley and admis- by van with others carpooling from Sanibel. Pack a lunch Designed with the sion to the Audubon House are part of the package. Of and expect to return around 3 p.m. Admission to the mu- particular interest is the Key West Cemetery where the Active Florida Lifestyle in Mind. seum is $6. Call for reservations. independence and humor of conchs (native Key West- Stom«a«taw Ah«Tha«Thi*Ki? (Which way to the the Living is Easy, the Time Your Own ers) is evidenced by their gravestone inscriptions. place to learn and remember?) Enjoy the Beaches, a Round of Golf, Day three is the first of a two-day journey by bus I*hoo*es'chay. (Let us go.) back up the 100-mile, 47-bridge Overseas Highway to Tennis or the Sunsets. the mainland. Stops will include the Newfound Harbor Then Come Home to the Sumptious Slice of Florida Living that is All Your Own. Osprey,from 19A 941-395-0444 800-883-0210 siblings may be observed. male tears flesh from fish Post-fledgling: Young still December through the first Brooding: Adult bird will which male has brought under parental care, but week of April. 941-433-0038 appear to be standing or and feeds nestlings piece by free-flying. 2. Incubation is then 35 crouched low over the nest. piece; young may not al- days. Shading: Adult bird is in ways be visible during Nesting 3. Fledging is eight weeks same position as brooding, feeding. after the hatch. but more visible with wings Fledgling: Nestling after Sequence 4. Post-fledging can last a spread. first flight; lots of wing ex- 1. Egg-laying occurs any few days to several weeks INTERNATIONALE Feeding behaviors: Fe- ercise before fledging. time from the third week of after the first flight. FORT MYERS • SANIBEL ISLAND Slay ton, from 19A And a final proposal would create authority for lo- cannot be considered a wise move. cal governments to grant ad valorem tax exemptions The conservation proposals are now before the to private landowners who set aside land for conserva- Committee on Style & Drafting and may be incorporated YOUR LOAN IS APPROVED! tion purposes. into a single amendment to establish a natural resources The expected clash between advocates of prop- policy for the State of Florida. Homeowners - Get the Money you need - erty rights and conservationists ended in a draw, but Three hearings are scheduled for final public input. even if you've been turned down by a the property rights proposal was ultimately killed by The first, on March 6, will be held at Nova University in the full commission, and the environmental measure Fort Lauderdale. The next hearing, scheduled for March bank, have bad credit, can't prove income, was amended to contain the language "conservation 9 in Tallahassee, is set up as a live, call-in show. The last filed bankruptcy or in foreclosure. of natural resources for future generations." All refer- hearing will be held on March 12 on the University of ences to "rights" of either kind were dropped. South Florida's St. Pete campus at 100 8th Avenue, S.E. It's your money - all you need is enough Preliminary approval was also given to reduc- (Take the Dome exit, continue to 8th and turn right to the equity in your home. Find out how easy ing the Florida Cabinet to the offices of governor, chief DEP/FMRI building.) The CRC will conclude its delib- fiscal officer and attorney general. Members of this erations after this hearing and forward its final list of pro- and affordable a loan is to obtain and smaller Cabinet would still act as trustees to acquire posed amendments on to authorities in Tallahassee. repay. Flexible rates and terms. land, but would no longer adjudicate other environ- mental disputes. Bob Slayton chairs the Environmental Affairs Com- Call us today and come get your money. Conservationists are urged to oppose this change. mittee for the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation " Florida's seven-member cabinet was developed in re- and has served both local and state Audubon Societies in Custom Finance, inc. S41-772-270© sponse to a time when the governor exercised enough numerous capacities. He publishes a monthly compen- Ext. 3 power to give away the state to those who ditched, dium of conservation "newsbyies " called Environmental drained and developed it, and reducing its size during Update. Lie. mtg. Srk, Bus. 1-800-738-5402 this present period of burgeoning growth in the state ISUMVPER • Friday, February 27, 1998 - 21A

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(941)466-5100 CO For Island Charities CAPTIVA STATE CERTIFIED GENERAL CONTRACTOR .o8 ALL YOU CAN EAT #CG-CO07963 CO Homemade Spaghefati Sauce Hot Garlic Bread, Salad, Wine or Soda $7.00 per Person at the door $6.00 in Advance/Children Under 5 FREE Saturday February 28,1998 4:30 pm-8:00 SANIBEL COMMUNITY CENTER Music for Your Dancing Pleasure 6:00 pm-10:00 pm Raffle Prizes * Coffee * Italian Pastries Tickets Available Community Bank of the islands Kiwanis Members -• Periwinkle Trailer Park Moto Photo .• At the Door COCONUTIKCREEK Near Sanibel on Old McGregor Blvd. Models Open Daily! (941} 466-55(30; 24A - Friday, February 27, 1998 » ISLANDER Classified

POWER BOATS | [LEE COUNTY HOMES | BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND SEASONAL RENTALS REAL ESTATE GULF SIDE 3 Bft/2 BA Gingerbread House After 3 days fish & house guest Like new 1995 Armada Bowrider 18' Walking Distance to A new private home with stink! Fully furnished waterfront DISTANT long, 135 HP, nice pleasure boat, Restaurants/Shops. Victorian Key West charm. homes & condos by the week or month. Tudor Villas Realty 549- WESTERN $5,900 or best offer. Call 945-7563. Bicycles, beach chairs, A two minute stroll from 3/4/98 —tttt—21232672-71 1764 NORTH CAROLINA MTNS. Weekly rentals. a beautiful private beach 2/27/98 -t»»—21209773-81 FREE BROCHURES: WOOD • BOAT LOVER'S Call Glna on the Gulf. Gulf Front Home on West Gulf Dr., Homes - Cabins EQUAL HOUSma 800-678-1103 or Near historic Lots - Acreage DREAM OPPORTUNITY available April '98.3 BR/2 BA. Very Classic wood boat - 36 ft. 888-395-9495 evenings. Chapel-By-The-Sea, and Private. $8,500/ month or $2,500/ Waterfront Views IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS Sports Fisherman built by EQUAL HOUSING 3/3/98 —tttt— 21228635-3 South Seas Plantation Resort. week. (941) 472-9366, (937) 399- Wilbur Slroter of Naples, 1962. Two bedrooms, two full baths; 2169, 1-800-950-5873 RAPER REALTY, INC. OPPORTUNITY By Owner - 2 BR/2 BA with Den and P.O. Box 619 Hwy 64W Mahogany and Cypress fully equipped kitchen; 2/27/98 —tttt— 21216080-3 All real estate advertised In Office. Located Dixie Beach Blvd., MURPHY, NC 28906 350 Detroit Diesel, on wide deep access canal/ Large washer/dryer; Sunset Captiva house - 2 BD/2 BA & Borg-Warnor Transmission. this newspaper la subject to 1-800-438-8159 dock. Two Car Garage. Anxious to screened veranda. loft. Nicely furnished. Gulf Beach 2/27/98 —tttt—21194648-7 Reduced to $5,000. OBO. the Federal Fair Housing Act of sell. (941) 472-8719 or (941) 472- Furnished with Shaker with Bay access, tennis courts, pool. Call (941) 474-0229. 1968 which makes It Illegal to 1230. Leave message. Weekly rentals. Call (314) 872-9990 WHERE "DID ALL Your 3M/96 —tttt-21202418-89 antiques. NEIGHBORS GO? They discovered advertise any preference, 3/18/98 —tm— 21232728-3 2J27/88 —»tt — 21226288-3 Photos & references available. beautiful LAKE PLACID, Florida with limitation or discrimination December 15th thru April 30th SANIBEL ISLAND 27 freshwater lakes & friendly, AUTO & TRUCK based on race, color, religion, affordable living. FREE BROCHURE sex, handicap,, familial status SOUTH FORT $1,400. per week. West Gulf Drive Condo 1-800-741-7866. CENTURY 21 PARTS & SUPPLIES or national origin, or an May - $725/week. with 2 BR/2 BA. Gulf View. Compton Realty June through September Furnished with All Amenities. 5 ton utility bar pintle combo with 2 Intention to make such MYERS HOMES 2/27/98 —tttt—21230073-75 inch ball $45.278-7994 preference, limitation or $850/week. Available After 4/18/98. SAN DIEGO, CA: Two 3000 sq. ft. a/aV.at —tttt—21231919-74 discrimination. This publication Lakefront home naar Sanlbel October - $725/week. Contact Owner homes in charming Mountain will not knowingly accept any on Private Lot. 3 BR/2 BA November to December 14th (770)751-1999 - . Community. Surrounded by Nat'] Formal living room, $69S/wk. 3/27/98 —tttt— 21227471-3 Forest Over one acre bordering MOTORCYCLE & advertising for real estate 200 acre open space. Horses OK, which Is in violation of the law. dining room, family room. No Pets. Rate applies to 4 people. Loggerhead Cay • Beachfront B&B potential. Trade or Sell $525K MOPEDS Our readers are hereby Corian kitchen, Florida room, OBO. 941-541-0273 Write: Henry Romersa 2nd Floor Unit • 2 BRa BA with Harley Davidson Sportster, '87 Informed that all dwellings with Jacuzzi, patio, 2/28/98 —tttt—21232262-77 (Captlva) Sunrise and Sunset views, Evolution, black, 19,000 miles, advertised In this newspaper two car garage 4911 Tangle wood Drive $750/week, (Sept., Oct.) saddle bags, runs excellent, adult are available on an equal $180,000. Nashville, TN 37216 $875/week, Oft Season, LOTS FOR driven, must sell due to bad health. opportunity basis. Call (941) 454-5368 615-262-9859 (May ill Sept.) $5,500 obo. All offers considered. 3/22/2012 —tttt— 2072220-99 2/27/98 —Sttt— 212H2BB-3 470-1906,549-5399 2/27/98 —tttt— 180421-3 Call for Seasonal Rates. SANCTUARY -BEST BUY 21271*1 — KH- MW1W1.71 Gov't Foreclosed homes from BUY fT - SELL IT - FIND fT IN THE 5% Discount tor 3 Weeks Outstanding Lot - Panoramic pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, CLASSIFIEDS BOCA GRANDE or More. View of Lake looking Down Repo's, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free 18/6/2015 — tttt—21154984-89 (732) 223-0748 I slvilLBOATS (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-4363 for GASPARILLA ISLAND • BOCA Par 5 014 Fairway. current listings. GRANDE 2/27/91 —tttt— 21228553-3 This Is an oversized Lot - 1982 Catalina 27 Tail Rig - Lots of i/t/89 —tttt—2117206S-74 Looking for a peaceful Ideal for privacy. options. $15,000 O.B.O. Call (941) FISHERMAN'S PARADISE 472-1278 GOVT FORECLOSED homes from MANUFACTURED Island ambiance? 17863 San Carlos Exceptional value at $225,000. Discover Sea Oats of Net to Seller. ilil»» —tttt—21232721-3 pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Ft. Myers Beach Repo's, REO's, Your Area.Toll Free HOMES Boca Grande. Ashley Oaks Resorts For details call (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-5943 for 2 bedroom suites for (937) 429-1050 Mon-Frl CANOES & Tera Woods Gated Country Club A Southern Family Tradition, current listings. ,. Rent and Sale. 8 AM-5 PM 3/10/68 — Sttl—21230054.5 Community. 2 Bdr/2 Ba, furnished. antique colonial living Outstanding beach and 2/27/98 —tttt— 21225223-3 PADDLECRAFT Ready to move into. $46,900. 731 - 1600 sq.ft. living space 1097. amenities - . 2 BR/2 BA Desperate For Cash!! Golf Course NORTH FT. MYERS 3/4/98 —tt««—21230693-74 Lot on Lake in Royal Tee,-Cape GREAT DEALS Boca Grande Loft, patio, carport Real Estate, Coral. Must be Sold ASAP. Will on New and Used HOMES W/D, pool, boat dock, A 800-881-6287 Sell Below Market Value. Make Kayaks and Canoes. INDIAN CREEK all the other resort amenities. Offer. 352-336-7426 or Pager 1- Used Kayaks from $250. N.F.M. - walk to schools & shopping. 3/6/88 —tut— 21092177-7 800-759-8888 Pin #1880344 3 bedroom, like hew, $53,900. Yearly, monthly, weekly, dally Call Tarpon Bay Recreational MUST SETTLE ESTATE 2/28/98 —tttt—21227768-6 $2,000 could move you in. Home CHANGE OF PACE Seasonal rates 472-8900. Hunters, Inc. 939-0001. Call pre- Beautiful Vacation Home Filling reservations fasti Lehigh Acres - canal front off Lee Aquaterra & Oldtown recorded message for details: 995- Park Model 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths (941) 466-3393 Blvd. $3,800. Great homesite near Dealtrt. 4783. Two Slide Outs, "Your own private tennis court A Frank Hemalgarn, Jr. everything. $3,800 total, $1,200 dn, -tut- 2/27/9B — Illl- 21231130-75 Large, Screened Carpeted & 2/27/9B —tttt— 21228877-S $100 mo.Trade for boat. 481 -7452 swimming pool, 100 yards to 2/27/98 -tttt—21231337-75 Vlnyled Florida Room Gulf of Mexico. Cute Country Cottage - Available Lehigh Acres. - 2 duplex lots near PERSONAL | PINE ISLAND HOMES | Roof-Over Vinyl Lap-Siding. Call for times available. weekly at $250. Route 80, east of I75. One bedroom fully furnished. Lee/Gunnery, new High School, WATERCRAFT CAPTAIN'S COVE CONDO Completely Furnished A 216/338-8031 library, hot new home area. $3,800 Equipped. 216/338-5281 Open Feb. 21 sL thru March/April. BOKEELIA 2/2 completely Call 694-2138 anytime. ea. or $7,000 for both. Terms Also Includes, Washer & Dryer I/27/9B — tm— 21128821-3 1996 SEA D00 XP upgraded, redecorated. Docks, 2/27)98 —tttt—21230892-75 available. 481-7452 Included TR and Accessories. Only tennis, heated pool, ramp. Low Lake Front, Tooll 2/27/98 —tttt—21231938-75 50 hours. $4,900. Please call 458- maintenance fee includes water, CAPTIVA GULF FRONT CAPTIVA Cape Coral - Canal front saltwater, 8719 or 980-0187 building insurance, trash, total $7,500. COTTAGE ON BAYSIDE access near Mirade/Chiquita. Easy 3J4J8B —Mt»—2123272B-77 exterior upkeep. Call for LUXURY HOME with use of Deep jump to Midpoint Bridge corridor. appointment 941-283-9229 Water Dock. 1996 Yamaha Waveraider 760. Low PALM CITY BROKERS BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH Golf cart to Palmetto Pines 3)4/96 — tttt—21229707-4 AT YOUR DOORSTEP. Delightful Property. $10,000. Terms 481-7452 will hours. Lots of extras included. 466-4100 Near All Amenities. Excellent condition. Must sell. First For Sale By Ownerl POOL HOME 3/4/98 -till- 21232771-5 Long Driveway Into Lush consider trades call me! ON COUNTRY CLUBI 3 BR/3 BA Sleeps 4. 2/27/98 — ttSt—2123H39-75 $4,000. takes it. 458-1275 Tropical Estate grounds. $1,200. Weekly. 3/4HS —t»t-21232779.73 W/MOTHER-IN-LAW APTI Living Exclusive, (954) 943-0481 or area 1,892 sq. ft. 2 car garage & Tastefully Decorated, WATERFRONT utility room. Plus 629 sq. ft. decks! (561) 417-9707 (Weekdays). BOAT PARTS & 1 VACATION 3/4 Bedrooms or Den. 3/17/98 —|ttt— 21231804-3 Lot 80' x 182 . Asking appraisal price PROPERTY SUPPLIES of $160,000. O.B.O. Assumable PROPERTY & Sleeps Eight. Gulf front Town house, South Fort mortgage. Call 941-283-9258 3-112 Baths. Myers Beach. 2 BR/1 BA, private Lot.. Cape Coral. Located on SW 2/87)88 -»»—21132106-4 RENTALS Large Heated Pool and Spa. deck, pool, laundry facilities, 7th Lane off P.I. Road. Unit 58, Block TROLLING MOTORS Nominated for Architectural completely furnished. Private, quiet, 5332. Lots 10 & 11 - Direct access Sales - Service • Installation. absolutely beautiful panoramic view SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Awards. to Matlacha Pass. No lifts - Located New, used, factory rebullts & PUNTA GORDA - $900/wk. - $2,800/mo. Seasonal. on 250 ft. wide Massey Lake Canal trade-Ins. Motorguldo Warranty NEW PRIVATE LUXURY HOME Terraces and pool pavilion. (941) 463-6710 or (941) 765-4906 All amenities. Asking $58,900. 941-283-2729 Service Canter. Smith Marine HOMES ON GULF, AVAILABLE FOR 2/27/88 —tttt— 21232063-5 2/28/88 —tttt—21228843-4 Enterprises, Inc. 2420-1 $4,400./w»ak High Season BURNT STORE MEADOWS - VACATION RENTAL. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house, close to Concorde Drive, Ft. Myers, 5 BR/4 BA, PRIVATE POOL, $2,80Q./week Low Season 939-5776 Punta Gorda, 3/2/2 Split, Large beach, new carpet, new appliances, FOR SALE BY Eat-In Kit. w/Bar, LR-DR-FAM RM, Days: 201-569-2111 newly painted, carport, $i,100/mo, 3J18/8B —tttt—21164759-78 SPA. ALL RESORT FACILITIES (4) Walk-In Closets, Inside OPTIONAL. SPECIAL RATE Weekends: 914-687-0360 Call 481-0485 after 4pm. OWNER Yanmar Diesel 70 HP F.W.C. Laundry, Jacuzzi, Security Sys., THRU OWNER. 2/27/08 —tttt— 21161581-3 3/3/98 -Silt- 21232778-71 Excellent condition. $3900. with Sprinkler Sys., Work Area In trans. Call 472-2723 Garage. 941-575-1815 CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST South Seas Plantation - GULF SHORES • GULF PINES BIT OF (219) 272-0889 OR 316/88 —tttt—21221 4S8-74 2/2B/90 —tttl—21229138-6 3 BR/3 BA Loft, porch, AREA HISTORY (219) 271-0115 beautifully furnished, Luxury rental home, 2/27/98 — HIS— 21148283-3 Country church on nearly 4 acres of DOCK SPACE SANIBEL/CAPTIVA TV, VCR, W/D. Pool, tennis. 3 BR/2 BA lawns with Palms, Ficus & Figs POINTS SANTO DE One and two bedroom Villas Very Private Beach. needs a new owner. Main building RENTAL/SALE also available. Beautifully Furnished. (ground level) over 3100 sq; ft., HOMES SANIBEL vaulted ceiling in 30' x 70' room & FREE GOLF AND Available beginning Mar/98. Beautiful boat dock and Luxurious Gulf Front stage plus 5 other rooms. A On Sanlbel Penthouse Condo For Rent. ALL AMENITIES (941) 472-2860 or separate one room building 22' x surroundings, with laundry Call between For Sale by Owner - 3 BR/2 BA (317) 398-4319 26. Possible uses: Institutional or facilities, and bath facilities, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. 3/20/88 —Sttt— 21232800-3 2 BRI2 BA Screened lanal with spiral residential. 339' frontage on San- barbecue area, swimming 1-800-227-1783 Cap Road, 1/4 miles west of Elevated on staircase to private pool, and natural waterways. 2/27)98 -mS— 21167914-3 Elementary School. Vineyard of the rooftop aundeek. Call (941) 466-3393 or Cement Block Foundation - Island, Mr. Jackson 482-8581. Fans, all appliances, Gorgeous sunrises and Tired of Sanitel traffic!!! Consider (941) 466-3099 quiet, beautiful, Gasparilla Island, 3/80/88 —tttt—21228419-74 4 car garage & workshop. sunsets. ACREAGE Frank Hamelgarn, Jr. for your next vacation. Lovely one For sale by owner. The Club at $181,900. Beautifully decorated 2/27/88 — tttt— 21288878-5 bedroom, Gulf-Front condo at Boca Near the new University, South Ft. Crystal Lake, 3 Br/2Ba, den, lanai Call (941) 472-6989 and fully equipped. Admiralty Yacht Club, boat slip, Grande Club. Pooll Tennisl Myers. 4 Acres - $49,900.11 Acres - w/d, 2 pools, raquet ball/ tennis, $65/mo., holds 8 ft. beam. 423-966- For appointment Substantial savings. Restaurantl Weekly. 412) 941- $125,000. Dawson McDaniel Realty pets, 6 miles from beach, $77,500 4766 Please leave message Call Owner: 610-684-2371 1456. 941-731-1097. 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|INTERVAL FOR SALE SANIBEL COTTAGES Luxury Condominium POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA Condo, WKS 7, 8 SL 10 2 BR/2 BA COMMERCIAL completely furnished, Gulf view. MOBILE HOMES FOR $30,000 PER WEEK (FIRM) 1,620 sq. ft. under Air. PROPERTY/RENT Rates contact owner, 812-342-8181 RENT 2/13-2/27— — Tile Floor. Single Car Garage. i/27/99 —tttt—21198439-3 CALL (941) 472-9294 Club Membership Included In Office space, any size, great for ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/3 Mobile homes for rent." Weekly 3/06-3/13 Purchase Price accountants, doctors, lawyers. BA DEN. RENT THROUGH OWNER Call me to purchase Professional building, very busy rent. Children welcome. Includes CALL (941) 472-9294 Call Lexington Country Club AND SAVE. 2 WEEK MINIMUM. water, garbage, pest control, lawn or sell vacation tlma share OR Hancock Bridge Pkwy location. 275- PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CALL 609- (941) 437-0150 4587 care. 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Plently of parking. $725./mo Available April 1st through 7 1-800-933-1458 includes maintenance fee. By GUTTERS RE/MAX Realty Team 2 Full Baths, Laundry In Unit. Bedroom, 2 bath, furnished, Call (941) 466-1041 J screened lanai, heated pool, Owner, 941-549-6999. 3/13/98 —tttt— 21231718-3 (941) 395-1443 3/13/98 -tttt—21231838-84 Seamless gutters by 3/3/98 —tttl— 21231801-3 $67,000, financing available. Call (941) 995-4258 Central warehouse with offices. HOMES FOR RENT j ABC Seamless. 3)1/88 —tttt—21232613-71 2559 4th St; Ft. Myers. Across from Call for free estimate. —tttt— 21182880-81 National Linen 10,000 sq.ft., 3 Maintenance free. • ••••• overheads, large lot. Buy for ANNUAL RENTALS WHY PAY RENT? Lifetime warrantry. A SUPERB VACATION $169,000 or lease $2,000 per 14 exciting colors. TORTUGA BEACH CLUB OWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY MOBILE HOMES FOR month. 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Chamber, from 2A "It takes the entrepreneurship out of it "If you don't do a good job, people why wouldn't they want to participate?" Besse said. The service is to enhance businesses' bookings, he said; to entirely." _ Randy Bacik won't come back to you." add one more way people can make reservations and thereby possibly rope in a few more that otherwise might — Jay Halcrow not come to the islands. "If you don't put a newspaper stand down the street, you won't have the cost, but you they couldn't stay afloat and depended heavily on the said he's heard differently. won't be selling newspapers, either." Chamber. About 40 percent of their reservations came "It's a monster that's going to be created," Naumann through the Chamber, he said, but that's not the case on said. If the Chamber tackles accommodations today, Enterprise or equalization? Sanibel and Captiva, where businesses don't have trouble what's to stop it from moving into real estate, bicycle rent- Another criticism is that the system will equalize filling their rooms during season. alsor some other business tomorrow, he asked. businesses too much. "It takes the entrepreneurship out One of the advantages of the Chamber operating such of it entirely," said Randy Bacik, co-owner of Royal Shell Paying the competition a service, Besse said, is that "because it's the Chamber, Vacation Properties. "I don't want the Chamber helping In fact, there are two private central reservations fairness is a high priority because it is not profit-driven." my competition any more than I want them helping me." services that have served Sanibel and Captiva for the past The Chamber, which deals with governmental af- "If I, as a free enterprise, do a better job,... I should two or three years — and their owners are infuriated. fairs, the Christmas Luminary and such3 is non-profit, but get the benefits from that," Cross said. "The Chamber, in my mind,... is supposed.to be a it's not the same as a charitable organization, Besse said. But a business's success comes more from its per- nonprofit organization representing all businesses on Sani- It functions as a corporation, has to pay sales tax, make formance, Halcrow said. "If you don't do a good job, bel and Captiva, an informational group that promotes money for marketing and so forth. Its sister organization, people won't come back to you." the islands and groups that do business on the islands. I' the Convention and Visitors Bureau, is for-profit, set up Critics also say that such a system might benefit don't think it's a Chamber job to fill hotel rooms," primarily to decrease tax liability, and deals with tour- the big boys with 50 vacancies, but it won't do much for Naumann said. "They're going into competition with me." ism. For the past three years, the organization has received the little guy with one or two vacancies. i As a dues-paying member, "I'm paying this guy to com- $30,000-plus in Tourist Development Council funds, Furthermore, the central reservation system will pete with me." Besse said. That amount dropped this year to $6,000, but deprive them of the chance to sell their service. Someone "Why is the Chamber going into a for-profit busi- that had nothing to do with the central reservation con- working for the Chamber doesn't have the vested interest ness in competition with services on the island?" said Ken cept, which the board has been discussing for the past Bacik has in renting a unit, he said. He projects the situa- Stocke, who owns Sanibel Florida Vacation Rentals, Inc. year and a half, he said. tion in which someone calls the Chamber, the "I strongly oppose my dues being used for funding a for- The board has given its OK to move forward on the reservationist asks the customer's needs and narrows it profit business," Stocke said, especially one that would down to two or three accommodations services. If the cus- project, but, Eddy said, "if there's not enough interest, it compete with his business. won't fly.... It has to carry itself." tomer decides Bacik's service isn't what she's looking Furthermore, Besse has said in rneetings that the for, he doesn't have the chance to negotiate and talk her "Up front, before we go into it, we plan to have a service will be self-supporting, but where is the evidence very concrete knowledge of who's going to participate," into it. "Nobody can sell my units as well as I can." and who will pay the start-up costs, said Naumann, who Maybe, Halcrow said, but "you only have 11/2 to 2 Besse said. added that he was not invited to informational meetings. "At first I was leery ... because we would have to minutes to sell" the unit. If it doesn't come through, "that Besse told John Naumann shortly after Naumann happens everywhere with reservations." fund this," Halcrow said, but "it makes common sense and his wife started 1-800-SANIBEL that the chamber for the Visitor's Bureau to handle reservations.... Every- "I'm the best salesman for my place," said Dave was considering such as service but Naumann didn't take one would get a fair shake" and it would create even more Jensen, one of the owners of Jensen's Twin Palms Resort. it as a warning, he said. His response was a cheerful "Well, money for marketing. "We spend a lot individually to "I don't think someone representing 200 resorts can" rep- now you don't have to do it because there's one here," he market; this is an opportunity to cooperate among our- resent him as well. Instead, he proposed, why not have a said. A private reservation service would do just as much selves" for additional marketing. phone system that would transfer calls from potential cus- for a business in the summertime as the Chamber, he said. tomers from the Chamber to participants? "They're selling this as bringing more [business] in With the Chamber working on that other 15 percent the summertime," Bacik said. "We're not dummies. We've potential visitors, "all it would mean is that I'd get a couple Central reservations is not new, Besse said. It's been more calls a day than I did today," McMenamy said. used in ski resort areas for years and has been inching tried to do it," but only certain people will come to Sani- " mto^oa^araT"ea"sTChafrestoTT,"S:C^T5ffers such a Service bel in the summer. But the Chamber has pushed the project through, through its Chamber of Commerce, but many central res- Some of the smaller organizations are concerned, Bacik said. "The Chamber approached this as 'We're go- ervation systems are privately owned and operated. Stocke said, because they suspect the Chamber will "skim ing to do it and we hope you like it but if you don't, that's off the good leads." And, while Besse said there are no too bad.'... It seems the board has forgotten about the mem- The difference, Bacik said, is that those ski resorts bers alorfg the way. We're being treated as outsiders." needed help. A businessman in a Colorado resort told him plans to offer airline reservations and car rentals, Stocke in Lee & Collier Counties and in Florida

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Dining

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Paul Gaeta (left), head of the Sanibel Island Restaurant Group, and Ed What's new on the Cahill, general manager, welcome you to restaurant scene? the new Give the public what it wants.. .that's Robert Ahrens is putting the finishing Tarwinkles the philosophy at the new Tarwinkles touches on the new menu. Maine lobster American Grill. American Grill. "Beef is in," says Paul and many tempting fish and seafood de- Gaeta, head of the Sanibel Island Restau- lights —favorite appetizers, soups, salads, rant Group that owns Tarwinkles and three burgers and other sandwiches, creative Italian cuisine makes ldppine and Parmigiana; New York strip other dining spots. So more steaks — sir- pasta dishes —these will be available all steak pizzaiola (with tomatoes, black ol- loin, filet mignon, New York strip—plus day long. The famous Puerco Asada, Key news... ives and capers). And there's lemon steak and seafood combos, have been West shrimp, Bourbon Street chicken and Lots of new specialty dinner entrees chicken, grouper Livornese, Gulf snapper added. Prime rib is a specialty every night. Triple Saute continue to be crowd-pleasers at Sanibel Island Pizza & Pasta include the with a light lemon-basil-chablis sauce — "There's something for everyone," Gaeta at this popular Island restaurant. angel hair Caprese — pasta served with the list goes on and on. adds. Watch for new decor coming to the fresh tomatoes sauteed with garlic, fresh And of course, pizza — the famous New General Manager Ed Cahill, bar and lounge area in the months ahead. basil and mozzarella cheese; fettuccine crusty-curl, hand-tossed — now offered formerly with Lonestar Steakhouse, is Alfredo with shrimp or chicken; veal sca- with even more yummy toppings. And the overseeing renovations and redecorating in the dining room, and award-winning Chef (Continued, page 8B) SOUTHERN FORT The Captiva Estate You Have Been waiting for is Being Offered at $1,350,000 • 4 Bedrooms • Magnificent Florida Room • Boat Dockage • Deeded Beach • 3.5 Baths •Pool •Tennis Court Access

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provocative, witty and deeply upsetting." 7 Founders Gallery Sanibel Public Library p.m. (Note early curtain) Sunday, March 8. BIG Arts Student Exhibition — 770 Dunlop Road 472-2483 SANIBEL & Tickets are $15. Organized by Sarah Horvat. Exhibits for March— In the cases: Vari- Call 472-0006 for tickets, reservations This double exhibit opens Saturday, ous shell collections. Artist's exhibit: The and further information. Visa and Mastercard Feb. 28 and will be on display through work of Tarbell Hoes and Mary Holden. •accepted. April 2. A reception to meet and greet Winter Hours —Monday and Thursday: 9 CAPTIVA Old Schoolhouse some of the artists is scheduled from 6 to a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28. The public is Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p..m. Saturday —- 9 Pirate Playhouse Theater invited and refreshments will be served. a.m. to 5 p.m 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 BIG Arts office hours are 9 a.m. tol Moliere's The Miser — Stars Pirate Come Rain or Come Shine T—Another p.m. Monday through Friday. The Galler- Sanibel Music Festival Playhouse favorite Niels Miller in the role of original musical evening with J.T. and his ies are open daily from 1-4 p.m. 336-7999 the aging but vital Harpagon, the world's musical mummers promises one hit number Schein Performance Hall Seats for this season's Sanibel Music original Scrooge. Plays through March 28. after another. J.T.'s salute to the music of Great Performance Series: Festival's Wednesday and Saturday night The production is sponsored by Mrs. J. Harold Arlen and the lyrics of Johnny Mer- Coming attraction: concerts in March are presently available. Howard Wood. cer include such hits as Over the Rainbow, Tenor saxaphonist Scott Hamilton Van Cliburn Gold Medalist Jon Nakamatsu's Performance schedule: 8 p.m. Mon- Get Happy, It's only a Paper Moon, Stormy enlivens the jazz scene with his formi- March 11 appearance is SOLD OUT. Van day through Saturday ($25); 2 p.m. mati- Weather and many others. dable talents. He is one of the busiest Cliburn Silver Medalist Yakov Kasman will nees Wednesdays and Thursdays ($20). Plays through March 21 at 8 p.m. musicians working in the jazz field today. appear with the Parisii String Quartet on Students 18 and younger or with a current nightly with a 4 p.m. sunset performance With Hamilton are pianist John Bunch, Wednesday, March 18. college I.D. are $25 for all shows. Note: A Saturdays. $20 & $18.50. Special 2 pm. bassist Phil Flanagan, drummer Chuck Reservations can also be made for the special family performance at 3 p.m. Sat- Wednesday matinee, March 18 ($18.50). Call Riggs and guitarist Christ Flory. One per- 12th season's inaugural special event, An urday, Feb. 28. Please call box office for 472-6862 for current and advance reserva- formance only at 8 p.m. Thursday, March Evening with Kitty Carlisle Hart, on Wednes- ticket prices and reservations. tions. Visa and Mastercard accepted. 12. Tickets $20 and are available at day, March 4. This is a non-subscription con- Coming attraction: BIG Arts Center Bailey's and the BIG Arts Center, 900 cert and tickets are $20. Please call 336-7999 Congress Jewelers Play Reading Series: for further information and reservations. 900DunlopRd. 395-0900 Dunlop Road. Angels in America — Tony Kushner 's Tickets for all concerts are available (Note: Single ticket sales are brisk for indi- Phillips Gallery vidual performances. Don't be disappointed; critically acclaimed and highly controversial Art House — Featuring the work of at Bailey's and BIG Arts. Call 395-0900 epic story of AIDS. It won the 1993 Pulitzer for reservations. buy your tickets today or make your reser- 23 Art House artists. Organized by Dor- vations early.) Prize for Drama and the 1992 Tony Award othy Causey. for Best Play. Frank Rich of The New York Times called it "A vast, miraculous play ... (Continued, next page.)

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Oaihourne & Ned mances SOLD OUT but there is a waiting Broadway Palm Dinner list for cancellations). FORT Theatre Foufds Theatre Neil Simon's Plaza Suite with Lee 1380 Colonial Blvd. 278-4422 McGregor at Royal Palm Square Meriwether. 2 and 7 p.m. (Note early cur- Gypsy — The sensational story of •939-2787 tain), Sunday, March 1. Tickets are $36. MYERS Gypsy Rose Lee's phenomenal rise from Theatre Conspiracy's production of The Mikado — Gilbert & Sullivan's vaudeville to stardom in burlesque—pushed Jay Presson Allen's Tru is a one-man tour de political lampoon of the emperor and the Barbara B. Mann ever-onward and upward by her ambitous force starring Bill Taylor as Truman Capote. foibles of his court, presented by the New mother, Mama Rose. Book by Arthur Don't miss Taylor's dazzling performance. York Gilbert & Sullivan Players. Tickets Performing Arts Hall Laurents, music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Directed by Robert Cacioppo. Plays at 8 p.m. are $29 (adult), $14 (student). 8099 College Parkway 481-4849 Stephen Sondheim. The Styne score features Thursday, Friday & Saturday evenings, plus The Three Musketeers — presented MyronFloren&Boots Randolph—The great standard hits such as Everything's Com- 2 p.m. Sunday matinees through March 14. by the Royal Ballet of Flanders, 8 p.m. fast-fingered accordionist, Myron Floren, and the ing Up Roses, Small World, Isn't It?, Let Me Tickets are $12. Call 936-3239 for reserva- Tuesday, March 3. Tickets are $48 (adult), legendary Yakety Sax Man, Boots Randolph, Entertain You, All I Really Need Is a Girl and tions and further information. $24 (student). were both featured on the popular Lawrence many others. Plays thru April 11. Tickets*for Swing! Swing! Swing! — A tribute WelkTV show. They will appear in concert for dinner and show are $32 Sunday through Fri- to Benny Goodman. Featuring the Terry one performance only at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. day evenings; $35 for Saturday evenings; and NAPLES Myers Orchestra with Peter Appleyard, 27. Tickets are $25, $22.50, $18 and $10. $29 for matinees. Show-only price is $18. The Four Lads and Lynn Roberts. 8 p.m. West Side Story — This prize-winning Matinees alternate Wednesdays or Thursdays Maples Philharmonic Wednesday, March 4. Tickets are $28. musical brings to life in dance, song, and music and Saturdays or Sundays. Make reservations Center •' . Brahms- by Browining — Classical the elemental themes of love, tragedy and jus- now for your favorite location by calling 278- 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. (800) 597-1900 Concert featuring the Naples Philhar- tice. The Leonard Bernstein/Stephen Sondheim 4422. Forever Young — Featuring the Na- monic, Christopoher Seaman conducting score includes such classics as Maria, Some- Off Broadway Palm Theatre (inside the ples Philharmonic with guest conductor with guest artist, pianist John Browning. where, America and Tonight. 2 and 8 p.m. to- Dinner Theatre) Michael Stern and Eric Ruske on French Included with ticket is the Conductor's morrow, Saturday, Feb. 28; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sun- J.T. Smith's Applause! Applause! A horn. 8 p.m. tonight, Feb. 27. Tickets are $26 Prelude at 7 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Satur- day, March l.Tickets are $42.40, $37.10, $2630. song and dance revue that salutes Broadway (adult), $13 (student). day, March 5, 6, and 7 and 2 p.m. Sunday, George Carlin — The dean of cynical and gives some inside info about what it takes Bill Cosby—America's favorite hu- March, 8. Tickets are $35 (adult) and $27 comedy returns to Mann Hall after a soldout to make it in "show biz." Plays through morist will play two performances at 2 and 8 (students forThursday performance only). show last season. (For mature audiences only). March 8. Evenings (Dinner & Show) $30; p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28. Tickets are $62 8 p.m. Saturday, March 7. Tickets are $30, Matinees (Lunch & Show) $27; Show only (evening), $58 (matinee). {Both perfor- $27, $22.50. $17. For reservations call 278-4422.

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In The Way Of The Beethoven's Eroica Symphony and his Annual silent auction Presson Allen's Tru, starring Taylor as noble Egmont Overture. Truman Capote, plays at the Foulds The- Past Wacyk will also be playing a private to benefit Theatre atre through Saturday, March 14. For res- The annual Australian Aboriginal Art piano recital, a preview of her Carnegie Conspiracy ervations and further information call 936- Show, In The Way of the Past, will be on Recital program, at 7 p.m. Friday, March The fourth 3239. display at Aboriginals from March 1 6. The program will be given at a private annual silent auc- |-—"•— ~ "** Carving and Painting through March 31, Carvings, desert paint- residence on Sanibel and will feature works tion to benefit Bill i ings, baskets and bark paintings are avail- of Haydn, Brahms, Chopin and Taylor's Theatre f the Common Loon able for sale. Lutoslawski. Maestro Kurtz will join Conspiracy is cur- | Island residents Jim Sprankle and Ed A special trunk show featuring the Wacyk on violin in a special appearance rently taking place \ • and Neva Baier will be conducting a five- work of Rita Yokow will be on display in at this intimate event. Tickets are $25 per in the lobby of the day seminar (Aug. 16-22) on Carving and the gallery from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Fri- person and limited to fifty total tickets Foulds Theatre at Painting the Common Loon at a unique is- day and Saturday, March 6 and 7. She will available. Call 472-6197 for reservations. the Lee County land retreat located in northern Wisconsin. have jewelry from Santa Domingo Pueblo, The Gulf Coast Symphony Orches- Alliance of the The resident instructor for the semi- New Mexico and carved fetish animals tra is Southwest Florida's community or- Arts. It continues nar will be world master carver and painter from Zuni and Navajo artists. chestra for the non-professional musician. until March 7. Jim Sprankle. Ed and Neva Baier will pro- For further information call 395- Orchestra membership is open to all inter- vide and manage the seminar facility lo- Highlight- Bill Taylor 2200. ested orchestral musicians. ing the list of cated on a 10-acre island retreat at Camp Bra¥O Beethoven! Concert at Fort Myers items donated for this year's auction are a Birch Knoll, a Wisconsin summer camp for Beach's Chapel By The pair of American Airlines tickets to any- girls, owned by the Baiers. comes to Schein where served by American in the continen- Tuition for the seminar is $695, Performance Hall Sea tal United States. Also available for bid- which includes all instruction, five nights The Gulf The Maryville College Choir, a 40- ding are a mini-vacation to a Daytona lodging, breakfast, lunch, and snacks each Coast Symphony voice choir from Maryville, Tennessee will Beach ocean front resort from AAA; a day, plus three evening meals. Orchestra, con- present a concert of sacred and secular Minnesota Twins autographed baseball; a For further details contact Ed Baier, ducted by Direc- music at Chapel by the Sea at 7 p.m. Mon- Wellington Ward print donated by Eye 1130 Golden Olive Court, Sanibel, Fl. tor Andrew Kurtz, day, March 16. The choir is under the di- Centers of Florida; original art by David 33957 or call (941) 472-4563. will present an all rection of Dr. Dan Taddie. The program Meo; and many other gift certificates and Island Hoedown to Beethoven con- will include selections from Mendelssohn, surprises from local merchants. Bids must cert at 3:30 p.m. Handel, Byrd, spiritualsand a medley from be entered in the bid book in person and benefit The Bailey- Sunday, March 8 Phantom of the Opera. the winners will be notified after March 7. Matthews Shell in BIG Arts' Admission is free but an offering will Bill Taylor's Theatre Conspiracy Museum Schein Perfor- be taken to defray the cost of the choir's depends on community support in the form mance Hall. The Andrew Kurtz The Board of Trustees and Benefit tour expenses. of individual and corporate donations, sea- Committee of The Bailey-Matthews Shell program will fea- Chapel by the Sea is located in the son program advertising revenues, and ture Beethoven's Second Piano Concerto Museum requests your presence at an Is- 2500 block of Estero Blvd. on Fort Myers special events such as this auction for ap- land Hoedown at 6:30 p.m. Sunday March, with the young Polish pianist, Margaret Beach. For further information call 463- proximately half of its annual budget. Wacyk. Included in the program will be 3173. Theatre Conspiracy's smash hit, Jay (Continued, page 8B)

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Show Biz as Mankind & Co. plays at the itWuz Community Association By FRANK WAGNER Frank WAGNER Islander staff writer If you ever wanted a speed course in My- thology 101, The Pirate A breath Playhouse's Theatre for Young People's produc- tion of Mankind & Co by Thomas Hischak of middle- should fulfill your need. The presentation played several performances at America the Sanibel Community (Some of the most talented actors, singers and Association. It was dancers in the business were certain that my daily sponsored by Sanibel- jazz classes at the International School of Dance in Captiva Kiwanis and Carnegie Hall at noon, 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. would valiantly directed by always be in session. They were for some 28 years, Jamie C. Simpson, De- 1950 to 1978. Come with me, back to those "good velopment Director for ole days," and have a closer look at some of the the Pirate Playhouse. students who were in my classes at that time.) The two hosts As I entered Studio 819 for my four o'clock Elena Wortzel and class I was approached, no, I should say I was en- Maerisa Miladinovic veloped, by the presence of a young man who was narrated the action and obviously oblivious to the wanton ways of New intent of the show from York City. He sashayed over to me with the grace two lit podiums far stage of a young colt and I was suddenly face to face with right and stage left. They a map of middle-America — an innocent counte- did quite well and kept nance, red cheeked and. blemish free, eyes that the action moving at a seemed to be searching for the answer to anything good clip, sometimes and a typical American-boy cluster of sandy hair almost to rapid for com- The cast of Mankind & Co. that kept falling and covering his quizzical eyes. plete clarity of the spo- The hand shake was firm as he introduced ken word. Had their po- diums been located on the auditorium floor and more cen- company played with energy and a sense of fun. It is al- himself, "My name is John Davidson. I just bought ways so amazing to see the striking qualities of an a 10 lesson card for your jazz classes and I have to ter stage as a part of the action, it would have helped to focus a scene as well as clarify the narrative comments. individual's personality transported or highlighted when learn to move good, quickly, as I have an audition they are scrutinized on stage. Some of the young actresses for Foxy sometime soon." (Foxy was a new musi- The theme of the show was stated early by the en- became quite coy and a tad giddy and self-conscious. cal set in Alaska that starred the cowardly Lion, Bert tire cast of chanting actors, much in the style of a Greek Others blossomed and became confident and completely Lahr, my friend Larry Blyden and Cathryn (Skip) chorus. "Things are changing," was constantly repeated out-going. For the young actors a tendency toward pom- Damon, a striking red head who had worked with and the question was always, "For the better or the worse?" posity is the swiftest avenue for a playing level, or that me in many industrial shows. Oh, yes, another im- The circle was completed and ended at the finale as it "aw, shucks!" shyness shtick which can be quite winning. portant detail, the choreographed was the infamous began, with a chanting of "Things are changing, now as If the young performer happens to be quite good-looking, Jack Cole and Davidson felt he might have to do a then." a posed characterization is always desirable. movement audition for him). The myths touched on were The Beginning of the The cast included the aforementioned Wortzel, I assured him I'd do the best I could in the World, The Creation of Man, The Creation of Evil, Nar- Miladinovic and Harmon plus Sheena Foye, Elise allotted time, but that my speciality was not cissus and Echo, Ceyx and Alcyone, Atalanta's Race, Benzing, Angie Pinault, Jessica Ogden, Whitney Wolanin, miracles. Arachne and ended with Cupid and Psyche. One could Vance Cohn, Matt Gann, Adre Pinault, Cameron Weitzner, He flung himself on the floor and tore into call the presentation a narrated mime with shots of rather Amanda Cohn, Victoria Wolanin, Lindsay Torpey-Cross, the stretches. I mean literally tore, as he attacked modern dialogue spoken by the characters. Some of the Michelle Krasney, Kasey Harrell, Angelique Pinault, and each new exercise with such gusto an immediate "shots" were one-liners that proved worthy of a chuckle. Gerard Pinault. If one had to choose a favorite thespian my vote pulled muscle was not beyond the realm of reality. Much time, work and effort has gone into this project His center-floor work was one step above spastic would go directly to Will Harmon for his portrayal of the weakling Son in Atalanta's Race and his sterling inter- and a successful conclusion is always much appreciated and when he moved across the floor in dance com- by cast and audience alike. binations I thought I might have discovered a new pretation of a Frog in Cupid and Psyche. But the entire master of non-coordination. But, I must admit, he did everything with such enthusiasm, it became al- most enjoyable to watch a pure movement-demon. Tony Kushner's Angels Davidson appeared for class the next day in such pain that he could barely make it up the stairs to the studio. But he combined sheer guts and de- in America presented termination with the sounds of misery and made it through five straight classes. He once again approached me and said, "Well, as a staged reading I've finished five lessons, how am I doing?" The only truthful answer was, "As well as could be ex- pected." That seemed to satisfy him and he finished By FRANK WAGNER off the next five lessons, for one complete ten les- Islander staff writer Michael Marotta Gordon McConnell Susanne Marley son card, and informed me he was off to audition Tony Kushner's Angels inAmerica, Part One: Mil- acclaimed dramas in recent theatrical history and has re- for Foxy. lennium Approaches will be presented at the Pirate Play- ceived almost every prize that can be bestowed on a play Did he get the job? I'm happy to report that house at 7 p.m., Sunday, March 8. It will be the fourth including the 1993 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the 1993 Tony Award for Best Play, the London Evening Standard Award (Continued, page 8B) staged reading in the very popular Congress Jewelers Play Readings Series. Angels in America is one of the most (Continued, page 8B) 83 • Friday, February 27; 1998 • ISLAMPER ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

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1. The dress code is Chic Western/Country. Benefit Party at the St. Charles Yacht Club. The Watering Hole opens at 6:30 Make plans now to attend and watch for p.m.; the Chuck Wagon opens at 7:30 p.m.; further and more exciting details. the Country Band with line dancing and NatiorisBank Sponsors instruction and,commences at 7:30 p.m. and continues until 11:30 p.m. A contribu- Alliance's 2D/3D Art tion of $100 each is requested. Exhibition The mission of the Bailey-Matthews The 1998 2D/3D Juried Exhibition Shell Museum is to spread knowledge is an extraordinary showcase for Florida's about shells through meaningful exhibits, most creative and talented residents. This educational programs, shell collections, juried exhibition opens at the Lee County and the library, so that everyone — adult Alliance of the Arts from 5 to 7 p.m. on and child — can appreciate the value of Friday, March 6 and will continue through shells in history, the arts, nature and our March 30. environment. The exhibition, featuring oils, acryl- All proceeds from the Island Hoe- ics, watercolors, drawings, photography down will go into a special fund for exhib- and sculpture, will offer cash prizes total- its and educational programming. For fur- ing $1,750 to winning artists. The show ther information please call Kathy Gallo- will be curated by juror, Neil Watson, Cu- way at 481-0616. rator of Contemporary Art at the Norton Looking ahead.- Save Gallery of Fine Arts in West Palm Beach. The Alliance is located at 10091 March 23 for the Pirate McGregor Blvd. at the corner of Royal Playhouse's Academy Palm Square and McGregor Boulevard. Awards Benefit Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Now is the time to put aside Mon- through Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on day, March 23. Why? That is the night of Saturdays- For. further- information-calL the Pirate Playhouse's Academy Awards 939-2787.

Show Biz, from 7B

he did. It was certainly not due to his danc- who became king of the game shows on ing skills. But his wildly winning person- television for a time, was that he had re- ality, striking good looks, and singing voice turned to his rural personality and being had assured him the role. as the farmer with a prize pig in the tour- I heard that Davidson often com- ing, live-musical version of the film "State mented to anyone within earshot, "That Fair" with score by the song-writing team At Thistle Lodge John Woodward (right), proprietor, and Manfred Laube, Wagner's a good teacher. One ten-llesson of Richard Rodgers and Oscar catering director, bring "Floribbean" jun to this SanibelIsland restaurant card and I was able to work for Jack Cole." Hammerstein II. located directly on the beach. The latest news of this personality,

Appetizers, from 2B Playreading, from 7B wonderful tiramisu dessert is homemade! out to show you "a great time!" Experi- New on Sanibel is La Vigna, an Ital- ence a fun new menu, fun drinks and a fun for Best Play of 1992 and the 1991 National Arts Club's Joseph Kesselring Award. ian restaurant and grill located at 1625 atmosphere that's laid back and relaxed. Angels in America is often described as "the epic story of AIDS," but it is truly Periwinkle Way: Brothers Carlo and "We've got a wonderful location, much more. It presents a valid look at our troubled times and examines an individual's Martino Rao, who each own and operate a right on the beach, and a unique building," constant struggle to find a moral, spiritual and persanal foothold in an era where many restaurant in Ft, Myers, collaborated to says John Woodward, new proprietor. values here-to-fore taken for granted, have completely disappeared. bring La Vigna (the vines) to the Islands. "We're using those advantages to create a Imagine the chaos that ensues when two men, from different worlds, discover Specializing in meat and seafood entrees, place that people will love to visit again that they have AIDS. One of them just happens to be the aggressive New York lawyer pasta, pizza and more, the new restaurant and again." and power broker Roy Cohn, who avows he is a heterosexual regardless of his closeted serves dinner nightly from 4:30 to 10. A He describes the restaurant's new tendencies. The other is Walter Prior, a caterer who is openly homosexual and lives casual and relaxed "open kitchen" atmo- cuisine as "Floribbean," combining and modestly but with great flair from the revenue of a small trust fund. The play examines sphere prevails, with food prepared "the showcasing the tastes of Florida and the how these two men confront the dilemma of this disease and the effect it has on their old-fashioned way." Caribbean, with an emphasis on fresh fish, families, lovers, friends and colleagues. These reactions are often provocative, usually Carlo says La Vigna offers entrees tropical fruits and Caribbean spices. Negril compassionate, always deeply upsetting and yes, at times, even hilarious. "you won't find in many other Italian pepper pot soup, sugar cane island snap- The reading will be staged by Alex Dmitriev, who has this season directed Moliere's restaurants".. .the veal chop stuffed with pro- per roasted in a banana leaf and mango and The Miser, currently playing at the Pirate Playhouse, an earlier staged reading, To Carry sciutto and fontina cheese, breaded, lightly ginger creme brulee join menu classics the Child, and John van Druten's Bell, Book and Candle. pan fried and then baked, is one of them. such as coconut fried shrimp, crispy grou- In the company will be Gordon McConnell (who played President Warren Harding Enjoy a refreshingly open and invit- per sandwiches and Key Lime pie. "We'll in Camping with Henry and Tom) as Roy Cohn. A playhouse favorite for many seasons, ing atmosphere—from the comfortably- be offering incredible paellas, a smoked Michael Marotta (who is playing in The Miser) has been cast as Walter Prior and Susanne spaced tables topped with burgundy or fish stew and other dishes you don't see Marley (who has appeared this season in three plays at the Playhouse) will read the role white tablecloths and a vase of fresh flow^ on local menus," Woodward adds. of Hannah Pitt, mother of a married man who finds himself drawn toward a homo- ers to the cozy corner bar and lounge. La Located directly on the Gulf of sexual relationship with Prior's lover. Vigna provides a smoke-free environment, Mexico at Casa Ybel Resort, Thistle Lodge As usual the audience is encouraged to remain and participate in the discussion too. Phone 472-5453. is open daily for lunch from 11:30 a.m. to with the director and actors immediately following the reading. These enriching discus- Are we having fun 3 p.m. and dinner from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. sions often prove to be as provocative and highly stimulating as the reading itself. (10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday). Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the box office or guaranteed with a credit yet? card by calling 472-0006; Visa or Mastercard are accepted. At Thistle Lodge Waterfront Res- taurant, fun is the new focus—the staff is BB ISLANDER - Friday, February 27, 1998 • 9B

Television Listings For February 27 thru March 6, 1998

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Michele Lee sings the songs of a country music star Sunday, TBS'"The Hidden Zoo heads to Washington, in Big Dreams & Broken Hearts: The Dottie West D.C., to profile Hsing-Hsing the panda and other ani- Story Saturday on The Family Channel. mals, along with the doctors who care for them.

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Dear Candace: On The Young and the Restless, why would anyone have Ashley (Shari Shattuck) go after Cole (J. Eddie Peck) ? She was married to his father-in-law, for goodness1 sake. Everybody I talk to comments on this unlikely situation. -Helen Sommers, Milwaukee. Dear Reader: Lately, there has been a lack of men in Ashley's age group. It may be time to bring in some new blood. Wouldn't it be fun if Ashley hooked up with a bad boy who brought out her darker side? Dear Candace: I hope the writers haven't written Taylor (Hunter lylo) off The Bold and the Beautiful for good. I really like her character - Margaret Eaton, San Angelo, Texas Dear Reader: Tylo recently had a baby girl and is on maternity leave. She will be returning to the show. Dear Candace: I've been watching As the World Turns for years, but I'm seriously considering quitting. I'm so tired of these story lines with Molly and Carly (Lesli Kay Sterling, Maura West). I didn't like Carly when she was on the first time. I have no idea why the writers wanted to bring her back. Both of the women should get what they deserve. -Soap Fan, Birmingham, Ala. Dear Reader: ATWT has more than its share of villains with James Stenbeck (Anthony Herrera), Molly and Carly. Maybe its time to lighten up a bit.

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YOU'LL BE SEEN IN ALL THE BEST PLACES When you're in the Sanibel Captiva Welcome Guide ARTS "Businesses You Can Count On!" 50,000 copies with distribution starting in November will provide residents and visitors a handy ref- SRNIB6L R€CR€FiTION C€NT€R erence guide to events, attrac- tions, dining, entertainment, real San-Cap Roadf Sanibel estate, services and shopping in- •9 - formation. The guide will be 4." x 8" printed in four color on glossy •Tennis Courts enamel stock and will be avail- •" Basketball Court able in hundreds of high traffic lo- cations, the Chamber of Com- Suuimming Pool merce, Southwest Florida Inter- national Airport, condos, hotels and more. Distribution dates: For more information call November 1,1997 and February 1,1998 Advertising deadline: October 3,1997 472-0345 For complete information, call Sanibel Gaptiva ISLANDER or SHOPPER'S GUIDE at 472-2656,472-5185. ISLANDER - Friday, February 27, 1998 • 17B ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Out W About with Frank Wagner

Music, music, music was this week's vated my entire being." That may have for a matinee performance on Sunday, Feb. gypsy sounds. When the piano joined him, entertainment feast. The Southwest Florida been a tad overstated, but was certainly on 22 and, for no explainable reason the con- which was late in the number, a version of Symphony played a highly satisfying con- target. cert was sparsely attended by island mu- the recognizable water sounds of Ravel cert at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts During the segment after intermis- sic lovers. was prominent. Hall. A dynamic duo, pianist Eleanor sion, the magical music of Mahler filled Bowes possesses an astounding tech- An original piece No-Man's-Land Alberga and violinist Thomas Bowes, Mann Hall with lyrical beauty and haunt- nique that is strongly embellished by his Lullaby, written by Alberga, paid tribute known as Double Exposure, gave a magi- ing sentimentality. The English translation emotional involvement with the music be- to those lost in World War I and II. It was a cal musical matinee in Schein Performance of the four movements, or moods, in his ing performed. His high, high treble sounds bit frenetic and loud for a lullaby, but for- Hall, located in the BIG Arts Center. Symphony No. 4 in G Major were most are clear and unshakable, the lower tones tunately ended lightly and lushly with the Southwest Florida aptly named — Deliberate, not hurried; In are lush and his bowing was consistently recognizable phrases from a popular a comfortable motion; Restful; and Very astounding. Everything he played seemed child's good night song. Symphony • Comfortably. The 4th Symphony is the to have his personal stamp on it which Three Myths, Op 30 by Karol Mann Hall (Saturday, Feb. 21). shortest of Mahler's symphonies and is made for unusual and highly stylized in- Szymanowski was a lush, mood pieces and Maestro often referred to as "the most joyous of his terpretations of the entire repertoire. quite a welcome change to the pace of Paul Nadler symphonies." Alberga approached the Steinway Double Exposure's programming. The an- opened the third It puts a monumental accent on the with a triumphant confidence. She played nounced description was "shimmering classical program versatility and precision of the string sec- with a heavy thrust when deemed neces- with colors" and indeed it was. with a rather le- tion. In Saturday night's reading they sary, the many difficult runs were accom- The program closed with de Falla's thargic rendition neatly fulfilled the work's challenge and plished with effortless speed and, in con- Suite Populaire Espangnol. This series of of Schubert's Inci- played with striking technical alertness and trast a sweet, softness was always inher- short pieces — El Pano Moruno, Nana, dental Music to a feeling of ensemble. ent to her fingering. Cancion, Polo, Asturiana, and Jota — gave Rosamunde. One The fourth movement was sung by Beethoven's Sonata Op. 23 in A mi- an overall glimpse of the folk songs of cannot contest the soprano Joyce Guyer. Her voice was small nor contained many subtle contrasting Spain. Almost everyone must have had a beauty of the mu- but sweet and soaring and perfectly suited moods. Fitkin's Bolt (especially commis- favorite; mine was Cancion. sic but one can the text. sioned by and written for Double Expo- A nit-pick would be the length of the most assuredly Paul Nadler sure) was described as "rhythmically program. It did seem a tad long and you question the cau- Double Exposure driven." It was also filled with dissonance, could feel the beginning of the audience's tious tempos. .— Schein Performance Hall (Sunday, Feb. cacophony and a repeated series of driv- restlessness during the second segment. In direct contrast, the Three Dances 22). ing repeated phrases from the piano that The artists graciously met and chat- from The Bartered Bride by Smetana was Two exceptionally talented musi- could have taken their toll had they con- ted with members of the audience after the taken at a delightful clip and swept the cians, pianist Eleanor Alberga and violin- tinued much longer. concert and autographed CD's that had audience right along with it. One patron ist Thomas Bowes, combined their talents Ravel's Tzigane was a tour de force been purchased during intermission. was heard to say during intermission, "The and created a formidable performance duo for Bowes. It gave him the opportunity to last selection before intermission was per- called Double Exposure. They brought coax from his violin all of those so-called fect. It put a smile on my face and inner- their talents to Schein Performance Hall

Food For Thought By Paul Gaeta IKKI MA7SUWT0

Sanibel Library • Party pointer: smart hostesses never serve a dish before trying the recipe out first. And there's always a backup on hand in case of disaster: ice cream or sorbet in case the souffle' falls, or cheese and crackers to replace a burned hors d'oeuwe. • Marinate pork chops about 20 minutes at room temperature in 1/2 cup orange juice To enter the library's magical realm of child- zipped up with 1 tsp. black pepper, 1/4 tsp, each chili powder and paprika, and a pinch of cayenne. Cook in the marinade in a nonstick skillet, covered, about 6 hood, turn right at the top of the stairs or as minutes per side. ..•"•• you leave the elevator. There, at the east end • Lasagna is a great do-ahead meal, and even prettier if each noodle is rolled up, jelly-roll fashion, around a filling of cheese and diced vegetables. Cut each "pack- of the building, is a charming spot where the age" in half and place in sauce in a baking dish cut side up. Cover loosely with foil furniture and the book shelves are appropri- and bake. ately-sized and the atmosphere is happy and • Who says it isn't summer? Frozen or canned corn kernels can bring the sunshine back. Saute chopped red bell pepper in butter, add corn, a little thyme, and some relaxed. Distanced from the adult areas, the chopped green onions. youngsters participate in reading programs, story-telling sessions and puppet plays, all the McFs time learning to love and appreciate the joys Shrimp House of the world of books. THE JACARANDA Se 478-3181 SEAFOOOEWOBIUH For more information, call 472-2483 4714868 CarawBlTMpmi Bay 8 PcriwtaMa Way J 18B » Friday, February 27, 1998 * ISLANDER ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Busy Busy BIG Arts during March

Dave Frishberg Scott Hamilton Special Event: The Company will perform Shoes, Ships & Wax on March 15.

By FRANK WAGNER coordinator, will conduct this three hour March 6 —Spies and Spooks —World for both its quality and diversity. Frishberg, Islander staff writer workshop. Students will create banners, War I. Speakers: David Crown, former head who is known as an outstanding jazz pianist, The Ides of March, El Nino and the paint, draw and enjoy a number of other ac- of CIA Documents and Duke Frederick, his- is also an internationally recognized com- devastating onslaught of this year's flu, al- tivities torian. poser and lyricist and a solo performer. His ways of a different strain, cannot curtail BIG • Poetry with Robert Christin. — 1 to March 13 — The Kidnapping of Gen- songs are carefully designed pieces that are Arts addition of new and interesting courses, 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, March 9 to eral Dozier, Speakers, Major Gen (Ret) often wry and witty, occasionally tender and or continuation of long time favorite classes, 13. Series: $36. Single session: $8. James Dozier and Mrs. Judy Dozier. bittersweet, and sometimes contain pointed discussions and workshops. Like "Old Man Christin will give a free lecture, The March 20 — Spies and Spooks — observations and characterizations of people River," BIG Arts just keeps rolling along. Pleasure of Poetry, at 2 p.m. Sunday, March World War II. Speakers: David Crown and we all seem to know. Here are a few of the newly scheduled 8. Duke Frederick 8 p.m. Monday, March 23—Tickets activities for the month of March. The course is March 27 — are $20. • Yiddle With a Fiddle—7 p.m. Mon- called How To Enjoy Spies and Spooks, Special Event: 20th Century Poetry Atomic Age, Speaker: day, March 2 in Schein Performance Hall. The Phillips Gallery and Christin will ex- David Crown and Admission $4; Member of BIG Arts and S.W. Shoes, Ships & Sealing Wax —Pre- plore the reasons po- Duke Frederick Florida Film Society $3.50. sented by The Company: Charlotte Heimann, etry appeals to our Considered by many to be the best • Island Writers Marsha Wagner, and Robert Maxeiner; di- senses as well as our Yiddish film of all time, this classic musical Read. 7:30 p.m. rected by Frank Wagner. intellect. He is a re- Thursday, March 26 comedy filmed in Poland with Molly Picon 8 p.m. Sunday, March 15— Tickets tired English professor — Suggested dona- as a shtetl girl who disguises herself as a boy are $10. from Ohio State, tion is $3. One of the to join up with a band of traveling musicians The Company's new piece for the sea- Notre Dame and Pace most popular BIG Arts (Yiddish with English subtitles). son gives you a knowing look at the residents and has received the presentations. Writers 'Paint a Scarlet Ibis—Instructor: Jim of a typical small town in their version of Thomas Madden from the three Island Sprankle, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday & Sun- Edgar Lee Masters' Spoon River Anthology. Medal for distin- Writing Groups read day, March 7 & 8. Cost: $180 for two-day This is combined with a trip through Alice's guished teaching. their own works in- workshop, includes decoy. Bring acrylic looking glass where you' 11 meet many of your cluding short stories, paints and a bag lunch. • Portraiture; favorite Lewis Carroll characters. Oil or Pastels — In- bits from novels, po- Popular BIG Arts instructor Jim structor: Tito Gay. ems, memoirs and Sprankle is offering a two-day workshop on Helen Bailer's Eye of the Storm. 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. other interesting Ongoing classes: carved and painted scarlet ibises. You'll in- March 9-13. Cost: $200. pieces. crease your knowledge of color usage, mix- Oil Painting—Instructor: Pat Aprea; ing colors and tints, blending color to water Gay will demonstrate the art of por- Great Performers Series/ Basketry— Instructor: Helen Bailer; Sculp- ture, pottery, clay, ceramics, beginning wa- and finally, the most understandable method traiture from the ground up, so to speak. She Schein Performance Hall of choosing the proper brush. offers individualized attention and stresses tercolors —Instructor: Marjorie Bronsted; value, hue, and composition, as well as the • Scott Hamilton, tenor saxophone, is Watercolors (All levels); — Instructor: Bob This scarlet ibis is one of his newly achievement of a likeness. considered by many to be a legend in the released series of three wading bird casts. Fagan; Nature printing with flowers and field of jazz. He is certainly one of the busi- Sprankle has been carving for over 25 years •Art as Therapy in Tunes of Crisis— leaves on cloth — Instructor: Mona Gleitz; est musicians working today, travels through- and is one of the best known decoy carvers Speaker: Judy Rubin. 7 p.m. March 12. Tick- Paint along (watercolors) — Instructor: out the world and has even given a command in the country. He is the recipient of 22 Best ets are $5. Carol Hagerman; Pastels, furniture printing performance for the King of Thailand. Ap- of Show awards in major competitions A modern lecture for modern times. and color theory—Instructor: Sarah Horvat; pearingwith him are John Bunch, piano; Phil throughout North America and holds 72 First This discussion is not just for the lay person. Beginning acrylics — Instructor: Luci Flanagan, bass; Chuck Riggs, drums; and Place Awards at the Ward Foundation World Rubin will be offering this timely talk in the Macherowski; Ceramics on the wheel — Christ Flory, guitar. Championship. evening, so that interested teachers, counse- instructor: Jonathan Siege; Life Drawing— lors, therapists, etc. can fit it into their busy 8 p.m. Thursday, March 12—Tickets No instructor. • Spring Art for Youth —- Instructor: schedules. are $20. Carmen Embry. 9 a.m. to Noon, Saturday, For further information concerning • Dave Frishberg—This unique per- March 7. Cost: $20 (includes supplies). • Inquiring Minds: 2 to 4 p.m. Fridays any of the above classes please call 395-0900. former has enjoyed a long career remarkable i ibry, BIG Arts artistic and public relations — $5 single session.

U. ISLANDER Friday, February 27, 1998 • 19B ISLAND SCENE 50th Wedding Anniversary Taylor-Nireoberg Wedding Celebration

Sanibel's Charles and Anne Concodora celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, January 18. Their an- niversary dinner party was.held at Chadwick's at South Seas Plantation. The couple has four sons, Clement, Charles, Gary and Randy, and three grandchildren, Sorrel (of Sanibel), Charles and David Photo/Clement Concodora

Kimberly and Christopher Nirenberg Kimberly Lynn Taylor and Christopher Maxwell Nirenberg were married on January 3,1998, at the Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ by the Rev. Randall H. Niehoff. The bride is the daughter of Leslie and Connie Taylor, residents of St. Louis, Mo. and Sanibel. The groom is the son of Sanibel's Kenneth and Sondra Nirenberg. Debye Greer was the maid of honor; Kathy Taylor, Dee Peterson, and Lauren Beth Taylor served as bridal attendants. Attending the groom were Michael Nirenberg, the best man, and Joseph Cole, Keith Taylor and Zachery Taylor. Carli and Abigail Taylor were flowergirls and the ring bearer was Chase Taylor. The bride, who is employed by Internal Medicine Associates, is a graduate of International College, Fort Myers. The groom graduated from Boston University and is employed by the City of Sanibel Public Works department. The couple resides in Fort Myers. Above, Rachel Kirkland, second from right, celebrated her 23rd birthday in style, traveling around the island by limo with her friends (L toR) EricLipka, Kim Martin, Carle Mitchell, and Heather Sllbar. Left, "The gang," (L to R) Lloyd Wright, Tim Maier, Eric Stang, Jeffrey Left, wildlife artist Guy Harvey, center, Searles, with Islanders Laurie Wyngard and Stephanie Capt. Dave Case at the International Godard and Boat Show in Miami. Dave and Laurie Steve Carlson, at bought a print, which Harvey graciously Pop's Place in South Beach. signed.

You and your guest IF YOU'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR are INTERIOR DESIGNIDEAS & INSPIRATION... cordially invited YOUR SEARCH IS OVER! • Window Treatments • Wallcoverings to another • Accessories * Floorcouering • Furniture '"Aitftil-Evenind11 Sanibel Promenade (Across from Postoffice) 695 Tarpon Bay Road, #15 • 8:30-4:30 Mon.-Fn. at the Tower Gallery (941) 472-6551 and Island Framing Reception Friday March 6th, 1998 INTERIORS 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm CINDY MALSZYCK1 CAROL GAGNON DEBRA GEORGE Internet - http://www.decoratingden.com 20B - Friday, February 27, 1998 • ISLANDER Features

June 19-21

The 2nd Annual International includes food, sodas and awards. Price for • Grace Hall Hemingway Art author, living in Paris. Cost is $8 per per- Hemingway Festival is set for June 19-21 two-day event is $35 per event, or $55 for Competition: Named after Ernest's son, and includes wine and cheese recep- on Sanibel and filled with events. To reg- the additional doubles event. mother, this contest is open to the public. tion. ; ister for any of the following, call (800) • Golf Tournament, June 20: Chal- Deadline is June 19. Drop off between 9 0 Old Man and the Sea Dinner: 7 916-9727, or locally, 275-1272. lenge the Hemingway family and literary a.m. and 1 p.m. at BIG Arts on Sanibel. p.m. June 20. Come meet the Hemingway • Literary Conference, June 20-21: guests as you play a championship 18 hole Painting must be framed. Grand prize, family and celebrated authors. Share in a Keynote by mystery author Robert B. tournament at the famous Dunes Golf $100. Entry fee $15. (Limited to two per seafood feast that Papa would have loved, Parker. Other featured speakers include Course. Price includes cart, greens fee, artist.) plus musical entertainment. $49 per per- Michael Tolkin, author/screenwriters of the continental breakfast and awards lunch. • Photography Workshop: Two son, $15 children 5-12 years old, under 5 major motion picture The Players; Dr. $75 per golfer. sessions offered by BIG Arts from 1-4 free, Carol Hemingway, playwright/retired • Children's Art & Adventure p.m., June 20-21. Instructor will be Charles • Story Telling Contest: This even Chairman of the Theater Arts Dept. of New Camp, June 19-21: Kids are welcomed to Ray, NBC award-winning camera man. is open to those attending the Old Man and York City College; Hemingway scholar Dr. a Beach Safari at the Sundial Beach Re- Emphasis on catching the moment, com- the Sea Dinner. It's theater in the round — James Nagel; best-selling Miami mystery sort. Join the fun for children ages 5-12 position and lighting in photographs. Bring an evening of telling stories in honor of writer Les Standiford; Valerie Hem- years who enjoy arts, drama, music, your own camera and film. Additional cost Ernest's brother, Leicester, a great Story- ingway, author and secretary to Ernest storytelling, biking, swimming, kayaking, for developing and matting. Limited to 20 teller. Stories are limited to three minute Hemingway; Susan Gleason, independent beach walks and eco-tours. Guest speak- photographers. $25 per session. rounds. Judged by the Hemingway family. N.Y. literary agent; internationally recog- ers will come from Sanibel's environmen- • Dr. Clarence Hemingway Nature Prizes awarded. Entry fee is $5 per story. nized naturalist and author Steven Bodio; tal groups and the Baileys-Matthews Shell Photography Competition: Named after • Papa's Father's Day Dinner, thriller author/screenwriters Christopher Museum. Price includes lunch and all sup- Ernest's father, this is also open to the pub- 7:30, June 21: This is the final festival din- Keane; Dr. Jack Crocker, celebrated poet plies. $39 per day, or $110 for full three- lic. Deadline is June 19 — drop off photos ner party held at the Dunes Country Club. and Dean of Arts & Sciences of the Florida • day weekend. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at BIG Arts. Photo- Join the Hemingway family, children, lit- Gulf Coast University; and the Director of • Ernest Hemingway Exhibit, June graphs must be framed. Grand prize $100. erary guests and festival public for a spe- the Ernest Hemingway Literary Confer- 19-21: Hosted by BIG Arts, this exhibit is Entry fee $15. (Limited to two per pho- cial Father's Day dinner with the greatest ence, author Jeffry P. Lindsay. Addition- free to the public. From 9-year-old Ernest tographer.) sunset view on Sanibel. Later, readings by ally, during the conference lunch authors Hemingway's letters home to his interna- • Ceramics Workshop: Two ses- family and authors, outside by the club will sign books on Saturday, and on Sun- tional obituary in 1961, this is the greatest sions offered by BIG Arts from 9:30 a.m. house pool there will be a special Cigar- day there will be a celebration of the thriller collection of Hemingway papers outside to 2:30 p.m., June 20-21. The instructor aquarium, a popular South Seas event. novel Dreamchild by Hilary Hemingway of the Kennedy Library in Boston. Over will be Marjorie Bronsted. New this year, Watch hand-rolled cigars made by old and Jeffry P. Lindsay. Price for the two- 350 family letters, correspondences with this workshop is designed to allow stu- world craftsmen and enjoy a single malt day conference includes two editors, original Hemingway manuscript dents to work with clay. Materials can be scotch tasting. $49 per person, $15 chil- continentalbreakfasts and free hors pages, telegrams, articles and photographs bought from instructor. Limited to 20 art- dren 5-12 years, under 5 free. d'oeuvres with a cash bar — $149 per from around the world. ists. $30 per session. •• Hemingway Writing Competi- person. • Fine Art Workshop, June 20-21: • Hemingway Stage Play: 8 p.m. tion: Winner's party — 5 p.m., June 21. • Tennis Tournament, June 20-21: Offered at BIG Arts with instructor Bob June 20. This is a staged reading of The Categories. Adult division: first novel, Celebrate Father's Day with a family event. Fagan, of the PBS art show, On Location. Lost Generation by Hilary Hemingway short story, play and poetry; children's di- Mother/daughter vs. father/son tourna- Emphasis on light, color and composition. and Jeffry P. Lindsay. It features a young vision: essay, short story. Winners will be ment, followed by mixed doubles in the Bring your own water colors and art sup- Ernest, his wife Hadley, Gertrude Stein and announced at Sundial's Beaches Cafe. afternoon. Designed to encourage sports- plies. Limited to 20 artists. $25 per ses- Alice B. Toklas, at a time when Open to public, with free hors d'oeuvres manship, teamwork and family unity. Price sion. Hemingway was new at being a father and and cash bar.

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id you ever notice that some ing through the shell and removing meat. doing their looking at sunrise and sunset, process of a sand dollar. sheHs have a small, perfectly Most of the time the shells we see and that's the worst time for no-see-ums. Living ones tossed to the beach will Dround hole in the side? That's with drilled holes are the result of the moon These are the salt- and pepper-sized in- be a dark brown, but once deposited high always the tell-tale mark of a slow death snail family, most notably the shark's eye sects which can be quite a problem to and dry on the beach, the sun bleaches the experienced by the living shell. This is just shell. The shark's eye is fairly common, beachgoers at times when there is low light shell to a brilliant white — just what col- one of the ways some shells are killed by about the size of a golf ball and comes with and very little wind. They swarm on the lectors want. The sand dollar is one of the others of the undersea world. one bad temper when it comes to finding person who is walking the high shell line few which collectors deliberately change You would think a shell with a strong ways to eat other shells, including its own near trees or mangroves, and they inflect to fit expectations of the perfect, white sand protective covering would live in a forti- kind! small, itchy bites which leave red marks. dollar, -••'•— " ' fied house of sorts, but other shells have Do the holes devalue the shells? We call them no-see-ums-because they are There's a lot of interesting stuff con- the ability to catch and actually drill out Some collectors looking-for only perfect" 'so tiny they are hard to see, nected with this hobby we call shell col- the inhabitant. _ .„.:_._—••-• ^--— specimens will return them to the sand, but But, often the lowly sand hopper gets lecting which doesn't have a lot to do with We saw this recently when a young that's okay with us coming up behind! the blame. Some of my favorite miniature actual shells. A book I often refer to is girl brought a perfect Atlantic natica back While we are talking about curious shells, like the coffee bean snail, are found called A Field Guide to the Atlantic Sea- to the boat, but with the curious hole. The things on the beach, did you ever stir up in the jetsam on the high tide line, so it's shore. It's one of the Peterson Field Guide hole isn't much more than a pencil-lead some of the driftwood and grass high up worth the looking, bugs and all. Series of books and makes a good source wide, but it's the mark left by a couple of on the shell line and suddenly notice there How come shells start out so color- for checking out that strange thing you our local shells who drill into hosts. were a lot of bugs jumping up at you? ful and end up white or light tan on the have found on the beach. Good shelling! One of the terrors of the local oyster They hop,like fleas and can send a beach?•- - - beds is the oyster drill. They are occasion- novice collector running. But not to worry. There are lots of white shells out (Ifyou have a comment about a fish- ally found on the beaches, but are small They are known as sand hoppers and they there which have gradually gone through ing or shelling story, you can reach Capt. (about half an inch long) and sandy col- feed in the shady, damp materials left high a color loss. The pigment is: actually Mike Fuery [email protected], or you ored. They look a little like a lacy murex. by the last big waves. And they don't bite. bleached out of the shell after long peri- can visit his web site at www.sanibel- The oyster drill makes it a point to bring However, some collectors will argue ods on the beach. This isn't always bad, on] ine/guides/f uery.htm) down oysters many times its size by bor- that point. One reason is because they are however. The best example is the dying

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Explore Sanibel's tor Center Auditorium. $5 donation ben- freshwater marsh during this two-hour efits new Visitor Education Center. Location: Sanibel-Captiva Road across walk through the Bailey Tract on the ref- from the Sanibel Elementary School. uge visitors. Birds of the Refuge — 10 a.m. uge. Meet at the Bailey Tract parking lot Tuesday; 1 p.m. Sunday and Wednesday, Phone: 472-3644 On-site offerings: Famous birding area. of Tarpon Bay Road. Hours: 11 a.m. Monday-Friday; 1 p.m. Sun- Hiking trails, observation tower, fishing, J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Birding the Bailey Tract* — 7:30 Refuge is world-famous for its wading day — presentation and tour of facilities. crabbing. Bike trip or tram tour from Tar- a.m. Sunday. Discover the many species Admission: $3 donation requested. pon Bay Recreation. bird population. Discover many of the of birds attracted to Sanibel's freshwater more common birds that use the refuge On-site offerings: CROW is a wildlife clinic Natural History marsh on a 1 1/2-hour walk through the whose goal is the rescue, rehabilitation and over the winter and early spring. Educa- Boat Tour Bailey Tract. Meet at the parking lot on tion Pavilion on the cross dike. release of native wildlife. Outdoor cages Tarpon Bay Road. house some permanently injured wildlife as Location: South Seas Plantation A Profile of "Ding" — 10 a.m. Phone: 472-5300 See You Later Alligator! — 11 Monday and Saturday. Get an insight on well as those still under rehabilitation. Edu- a.m. Sunday; 1 p.m. Monday, Thursday cation Pavilion offers exhibit and video. Hours: 4-5:30 p.m. one of America's most famous pioneer Cost: $17.50 adults/$10 child 4-12. and Saturday. Is that an alligator or a conservationists and discover the many Horticultural Tour Offering: Short boat trip with knowledge- crocodile? Discover some remarkable remarkable achievements of Jay Location: Sanibel Moorings, 845 East Gulf able guides into-Pine Island Sound. characteristics of these large reptiles. Norwood Darling. Visitor Center Audi- Phone: 472-4119 Education Pavilion on the cross dike on torium. Time: 10 a.m. Tuesday morning Ostego Bay Wildlife Dpvev ->•-*•. ... *Reservations required. Call 472- Admission: Free Foundation Reclaiming the River of Grass— 1100."" -*- --T - . , Led by: Kirk Charles, grounds foreman. Location: 718 Fisherman's Wharf on San 10 a.m. Sunday; 1 p.m. Tuesday. Leara Meet in front of condo office. Carlos Island The Moorings has extensive imported and Phone: 765-8101 Hours of opemtion:Nature Center—8:30 island is a historic site. Good shelling, a carefully tended exotic specimens from Admission: Donation a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Native fishing pier, and also a new boardwalk trail around the world. On-site offerings: The Ostego Bay Founda- Plant Nursery 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays called Gnarly Woods—well worth explor- J.N. "Ding" Darling tion is an independent, non-profit organiza- 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. ing- National Wildlife tion dedicated to the understanding, preser- Admission: $3 adult • Gulfside City Park—Quiet and woodsy. vation and enhancement of the marine envi- On-site offerings: 10 & 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. • Tarpon Bay Beach — Very accessible to Refuge ronment. Currently, has a marine science cen- Guided Trail Walks Monday through Sat- "downtown" Sanibel. Nearby nature walk Location: Sanibel Captiva Road ter; provides ,boat and kayak tours. urday — fee included in admission. SCCF in the Bailey Tract of the J.N. "Ding" Dar- Phone: 472-1100 Sanibel-Captiva owns over 880 acres, including about 10 ling Wildlife Refuge. Hours: Wildlife Drive open one hour after different loop walking trails covering 4.5 • Bowman's Beach—on the way to Captiva. sunrise to one hour before sunset. 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