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Vote Count The Pirate Playhouse board and members will meet tomorrow — who has the votes? And, are they all legitimate? What's next? 3A 0 nusuai Fish Captain Mike Fuery finds a surprising and fascinating ichool of fish while walking he beaches of Cayo
20A Band County Nina Leopold, the daughter of naturalist Aldo Leopold, will be giving a talk at the Sanibel Captiva Conserva- tion Fdundaton at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 16. 17A
City 10A Classifieds ..., 20A Commentary 12-15, 17A Crossword ;...... 23B Fishing/Shelling ...... 20-21B Island Dining ...... 2-3B Night Life 4B Outdoor/Recreation 17B Police Beat 11A Service Directory 22A Health 22B Fishing/Shelling ..2IB Show Biz ...5C Street Interviews 5A Sports 19B
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Have A Great Week! Hundreds of people came out to enjoy the Luminary Trail this past Friday. Above, Louise Alt was one of Santa's helpers driving visitors.on the trolley from one party to another along PeriwinkleWay. Photo/Carlene Brennen. . r 2A- Friday, December 12, 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, December ! 2. 1997 • 3A O ^ &islotulen> The Front Page
Charlie rt ££ Dave Wendy Angie Sobzak Robideau Playhouse battles: who has the votes? Jack George George Samler Elisabeth Margie Eaton Dorothy y Kohlbrenner Humphrey Lapi Lori Loretta Veillette Claudia Davison Sprouse Smith r Jjm Karen Linda McLaughlin McGowen Geiger On Nov. 13 —nine days before the ByJILLTYRER ing to the by-laws, it has the say in when and where Tony Janie Frey John Man,' Lou Marsha Branyon Bell David McLaughlin Islander staff writer such the special meeting would take place and it "re- Lapi Pritchard Smith Bailey Clifford initial Act Now meeting, the Pirate Playhouse had about 481 members. As A vote at the Act Now meeting Dec. 4 ousted scheduled" the meeting for 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13, the remaining members of the Pirate Playhouse at the Sanibel Community Center. of Tuesday, the count was up to 695 Board of Directors and replaced them, but whether An estimated 200 people turned out for the Dec. members. The question may be who has that will take effect is still up in the air. 4 meeting but the room was significantly less packed signed up the most new members, and Act Now drummed up enough members to call than for the Nov. 22 Act Now meeting. The only are they all legitimate. the special meeting to replace the board and regards board member there was Nanelle Wehmann, who TOP LISTER & TOP SELLER OLDE FLORIDA it as legitimate. But the Board has said that, accord- Privacy plus on over 1 acre with park-like setting. This 3 (Continued, page 21 A) BR-2 BA home is in immaculate condition offering pine & Mexican tile floors, decks galore, cathedral ceiling and beautiful access through the Sanctuary Golf Course. Sanibei neighborhood hit by rash of car burglaries $249,900 Call Loretta Geiger at 472-4121 ByJILLTYRER NEAR BEACH BUILD THE GOOD LIFE Islander staff writer rests yet but do have a suspect, said Cmdr. John Terry. from his wallet, which had been in the glove com- Build the house of your dreams. Home will have a view of a Bright, large, airy, delightful...this near beach home is pri- Pine Tree Drive residents were hit last week by vate and peaceful. Surrounded by lush vegetation, it offers One resident called police Tuesday, Dec. 2, and partment. The cash was the only thing missing from fresh water canal in Beachview CC. Sewer lines are in and a rash of car break-ins. fees are paid. Buyer must contract to build with Michigan 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, vaulted ceilings, excellent reported that someone had gone into both his and his the wallet, but he also discovered that a deposit en- Homes within 12 months at discounted price of $100,000 construction. Desirable east-end of Island. $279,000 Four residents — one involving two cars — wife's cars at 5747 Pine Tree Drive. Both vehicles velope that had been on the front seat also was gone, Margie Davison versus $125,000. Contact Dave Eaton, 472-1511. Call Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. reported to-Sanibel Police that someone had broken had been unlocked in the driveway at 9 p.m. Mon- as well as a tennis racket. His wife had heard a noise into their cars and stolen items ranging from base- day, Dec. 1, he told police. The next day when he outside their home about 2:30 in the morning, he told ball cards to CDs and cash. Police have made no ar- went to lunch, he realized there was money missing (Continued, page 4A)
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Jerry Muench, Brandon Frich and Rich Empert. Photo Bobbie McGlynn. City putts away a day The City of Sanibel and the Beachview Golf Course held its Third Annual City Golf Championship this past Saturday. Players of all calibers and ages CAPTIVA CHARMER CAPTIVA LIFESTYLE WITH EXTRA INCOME survived chilly temperatures to enjoy the golf. In Championship Flight, Jerry UNIQUE EAST END HOME Muench captured first place, followed by Brandon Fridh and Rich Empert. In A Exceptional canal home with open floor plan. Three bed- True Island charm. Private shady lane, very close to beach. Vacation in one side while the other side pays the bills. Beach, 2 BR-2 BA + den & loft, fully furnished, light & bright, solar bay, boating, fishing.shopping, swimming and fine dining are Flight, Mike Carrigan took top honors, followed by Joe Ilaines. In B Flight, rooms, 2 baths, den, possible 4th bedroom/loft/office, St. Isabel's hosts party Bobby Hodoski shot into first place, followed by Ken Monahan and Cal Mcln- $329,500 Call Ken or Claudia Frey at 472-1511 heated pool, screened and open porches & sun deck. all within 2 blocks. Both sides of this private Captiva duplex $445,000 Call Peggy Miller/Jim Branyon at 472-5154 package $375,000 Call George Kohlbrenner at 472-5154 tosh. In C Flight, Sherry Huges nailed down first place, followed by Pam Pfahler for migrant children and Greg Abdulla. And in D Flight, Bill Mills grabbed first place, followed by CONDOMINIUMS ^CONDOMINIUMS ^CONDOMINIUMS Joe Mills and Tommy Walters. SUNSET SPLENDOR! SPECTACULAR GULF VIEWS! 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Among those hon- LOGGERHEAD CAY CONDO CLASS LIVING 2 BEDROOMS PLUS LOFT! them in Christmas carols and a very "active" Twelve Days ofChirstmas. ored were Jack Samler — Realtor of the year; Glenn Enjoy the best of Sanibel from this beautifully decorator furnished second Catch the spirit at Lighthouse Point! Exciting 2 BR, 2 BA with den. To Spacious, beautifully furnished Villa Sanibel unit. Fully furnished, 2nd floor, Michael Pitt's magical tricks were a big hit with the children, and after the E. Ristine —Affiliate of the Year; Barbara B. Lawson floor condominium. Great views of the Gulf and excellent rental income. hear about the exciting features of this apartment as well as details about overlooks pool area just steps to the beach. Great rental potential, sleeps — Rookie of the Year; Ruth G. Hamann — Commu- Only three units back from Gulf. Priced fully furnished and equipped. Lighthouse Point, Call Margie Davison's 24-br hotline 1-800-527-8314, 6 $275,000 Call Ellie See 472-1511 program the children themselves produced a Nativity tableau. A visit with nity Service Award; Carol Leary — Support Person $399,000 Call Marsha Clifford472-1511 Ext. 2064 Santa and the opportunity to pick out the gifts of their choice rounded out of the Year. Officers and Directors installed included the afternoon. Barbara Chapin—President; Susan Everly — Presi- Prisdlla Murphy Gifts were supplied by John Naumann & Associates and the parish- dent-Elect; Jim Hall — Vice-President; Margie ioners of St. Isabel's. Davidson — Secretary; Rosanne Ondarcho — Trea- surer; John Buskirk-— Director; David Schuldenfrei PMR EQUAL HOUSING Realty, I OPPORTUNE* — Director; Karen Bell — Director; Jay Richter — Jack Samler receives a hug Toll Free (800) 233-8829 • Main Office (941) 472-1511 • Causeway Office (941) 472-4121 • Captiva Office (941) 472-5154 Director; John Smith — Past President. from Barbara Chapin 4A - December 12, 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, December ! 2, 1997 - 5A Car burglaries, from 3A police, but they hadn't investigated. When he discovered the items missing, he checked with his wife, who said her car also had been ransacked, but nothing was stolen. He reported to police that about $350 cash, $7,000 in assorted checks and a $100 Prince tennis racket were missing. HE TIFFANY ATLAS COLLECTION The same night, someone went into a car at 5805 Pine Tree Drive and stole a CD player and about It travels the world. 25 CDs, another resident "fold police. In eighteen karat gold or sterling silver. The following night, Tuesday, Dec. 2, some- one went into an unlocked car parked in the drive- way of 5830 Pine Tree and stole a camera and a ten- nis racket, according to the police report. The Can- non Sureshot camera was worth about $350 and the A crowd watches thepaddlers'progress in Saturday's race m the gulf Dunlop racket was valued at $200, according to the police report. And a resident at 5753 Pine Tree told police on Wednesday she had borrowed a pick-up truck and left it unlocked in her driveway Monday, Dec. 1. She Mod about noticed the next day that a box of baseball and other sports cards were missing from the front seat. About 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3, Detective John Slater was searching the vacant lot at the cor- paddling ner of Pine Tree Drive and White Heron Drive look- ing for evidence from the other thefts when he found ™ Photos by Carlene Brennen and Jill Tyrer ^^ several hundred sports cards scattered on the ground The 5th annual Captiva Sea Kayak Classic and in the trees. He collected about 100 of them and Detective Kurt Schulte returned later to gather up drew hundreds of racers, spectators the rest, which appeared to have been thrown into and other kayak enthusiasts last weekend the woods, according to the police report. to test their skills — and learn a few more
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The results of the 12-mile surf P O Box 56 ski race are as follows: Sanibel, FL 33957 • Men's open: Greg Barton in first; Lonn Classified advertising deadline Benson in second; Houston Parks in third. Is Tuesday 3:00 Error Responsibility In the event of an error we are respon- • Men's masters: Bruce Gipson in first, fol- sible only for the first incorrect insertion of an ad it, in our opin- ion there is a loss of value. We do not assume any responsibil- lowed by Andy Gerber, then Brian Erickson. ity for an error beyond the cost of the ad itself. We assume no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisement • Men's seniors: Joe Pettigrew took first and but will reprint without charge that part which is Incorrect We Ken Fink placed second. are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 Olympian Greg Barton gets a kiss from days from publication date. Classic coordinator Brian • Women's open: Julie Demattio took first, Columns: Opinions expressed in columns in The Islander and wife Justine Barton, who's holding their Houston gives pre-race followed by Becca Erickson. West Indian manatees are endangered and only about 1,800 remain today daughter, Hay ley. instructions Saturday. (Continued, page 6A) 6A - December 12, 1997 - ISLANDER ISLANDER - Friday, December 12, 1997 • 7A Kayak, from 5A In the 12-mile sea kayak division: • Men's open: Chris Hipgrave Our Town won first place; Bolster Andrew took second andDavid Hadden came in third. • Men's masters: David Green- baun was first; Brian Houston took sec- KIDS ond and David Caulfield placed third. Person of the Year? • Men's seniors: Robert Fisher Seahorse News Another year, with all its significant faces, Congratulations to Citizens of the Week of Dec. took first place. places and events, is almost over. We asked • Women's open: Julie Dauphine 1-5: Samson Lehman, Rachel Galante, Page DeVere, people this week whom they would name as Grady Scott, Nathan Papanicolas, Jackson Stone, won first. Kayaks, puddles,' person of the year? and all soits oj Kasey Harrell, Aymee Case, Caitlyn Hamilton, • Women's masters: Brenda Megan Scurry, Sue Hoving, Willow Martell. Anderson took first place, followed by (e\\nriL'\ wcic The PTA is looking for the loan of an artificial displu\ed on the Kaye Ecuyer in second. tree (5-6 feet tall) for the Holiday Program on Tues- heiu.li throughout Sunday's six-mile race was day, Dec. 16. Call 472-1617 if you have one they the weekend (Jai Veima Gavin, can borrow. Th'e program starts at 6:30 p.m. at BIG moved from the gulf to the bayside left). Above, Sanibel Arts. Students should arrive by 6 p.m. Additional because of the choppy water. islander Deb "Myra Jean Gavin, parking is available at City Hall. Winners in the six-mile sea kayak Gleason paddles in ... my sister-in-law." The last day of school is Friday, Dec. 19. School division are as follows: from the six-mile will be dismissed at 2 p.m. and begin again at 8 a.m. • Men's open: Chris Hipgrave in race. on Monday, Jan. 5. first; Benjie Lewis took second; and in second and Cynthia Kaplan in third. SHARK Camp available David Hadden came in third. • Women's masters: Connie The Imaginarium is sponsoring a holiday Sci- • Men's masters: Steven Lovell Hagler came in first; Dinah Swine'hart A number of islanders turned out to race and watch: from left, ence Hands-on Art & Recreation Kamp during the Joe and, Marianne Ravenna, Keith and Madison Owens, Merri Christmas holidays to keep kids from getting bored won first, Roy Lester came in second, took second and Jea Chapman won Murphy, Terry Brennen, Deb Gleason and Paul Robinson. over the school break. Camp sessions are on Dec. 22 followed by Lee Robinson in third. third place. James Marks, & 23, 26 & 29, 30 & 31, and Jan. 1 & 2. They run • Men's seniors: Frank Albert In the six-mile recreational divi- • Men's seniors: Paul Robinson second and Anne Bittle won third, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. for children ages 5 to 12. Cost Sanibel won first; Cass Beall took second and sion: took first place; Scott Brownel took • Women's masters: Deb for members is $13/day for five or more days, $16 If Colin Powell Terry Brennen came in third. • Men's open: Carlos Delahos second and Ric Riccardi took third. Gleason won first place. for less than five; cost for non-members is $15/day Lion George Veillettc and Zontian Linda Uhler are were going to run for for five or more and $18 for fewer than five. • Women's open: Peggy Cham- won, followed in second by James • Women's open: Julia Pai In the six-mile solo outrigger di- president, he would be ready top tee off in a big way for the Sanibel Community blin won, followed by Laura Pomeroy Flynn and Jeff Dodson in third. grabbed first place; RenuMody took vision, Richard Hagler won first place. Marks' pick. Otherwise, Santa needs help Association 'a miniature golf tournament. he said "the economy is • The Sanibel Fire Control District, Station I strong, ... I suppose the on Palm Ridge Road, is an official Santa's Helper dams Park. Featuring over 100 illuminated boats, the president is the person of Station for the island's Friends Who.Care. Gifts for parade starts from Bimirii Basin and cruises the ca- the year," kids aged 1 to 18 are needed. For information, call nals leading to the end of El Dorado Parkway. Jingle Need a 472-5525, or bring unwrapped gifts to the fire sta- Bell Rock will be presented by The Techniques and tion. Santa will be there. A Great Deal. • Gifts are needed by Dec. 17 for the Big Broth- Janet Ashe, ers/Big Sisters Holiday Party on Dec. 21 at the Mini-Golf Tournament at SCA Sanibel Sheraton Harbor. Big Brothers/ Big Sisters serves The Sanibel Community Association wil' hold "I would name Al over 1,000 youths from single-parent homes, hop- a miniature golf tournament for the whole family Gore and all the people ing to make a positive difference in their lives with from Dec. 26 through Dec. 29 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. responsible for preserv- one-on-one relationships with caring adults. Call 278- each day. Prizes will be awarded each day of the four- ing the Everglades. ..." 0003 for more information. day event in divisions that range from "Under 6" to • Southwest Florida parents and children can "Over 60." Grand prizes of two rounds of golf at the now drop Santa a note on the Internet and Santa will Sanctuary and a $300 gift certificate from Congress Visit The Wholesale Suppliers Of: (to the best of his abilities) write back to the child at Jewelers will be awarded at the end of the tourna- the e-mail address specified. INFO*Net Information ment. f Hand Knotted Oriental Rugs Services, Inc. is routing Santa's mail to North Pole During the tournament, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Custom Design Rugs Kathleen Internet Central through [email protected]. on Dec. 27, San-Cap Optimist and ue police Needlepoints, Chalnstitches Sisal, Antique Persians Fantoni, • The Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis' Santa Run be- department's crime prevention unit wiil be on h" id Machine Made Rugs Tibetans, Nepalese Massachusetts gins at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 23. The service is avail- to register bicycles belonging to Sanibel residents. Washable Cotton Rugs A Great Deal More. able to anyone wishing Santa to deliver a present to Engraving will be available for bikes with no serial Chinese, Dhurries "My husband, Jo- anyone — young or old! numbers. The Advantage Rate seph Fantoni." Presents must be taken to the main Fire Station Members of the various island service clubs will on Palm Ridge no later than 5 p.m. on Dec. 23. Place be volunteering their time to the SCA event along Money Market Account. gift in bag with instructions attached. Include name, with a number of island young people. Visit Our address, phone number and a brief note about the A pre-tournament evening for families will be Naples At SunTrust, we're making an offer person. For condominium residents, give detailed in- held for all sponsors and SCA members on Dec, 23. Golf will be free that night. Anyone interested in Showroom • that's not only hard to believe, but also structions, preferably a map. For more information call Dick Muench at 472-2812 or any Kiwanian. becoming a sponsor for the event may call 472-2155. 434-9584 hard to refuse. John Sponsors needed Call 1-800-279-4824 Wood worth, The City of Sanibel is seeking team sponsors ORGANIZATIONS Sanibel for its Youth Basketball Program. Anyone wishing to offer sponsorship should contact Chad Nave at Sheflcrafters working hard "Probably Di, Prin- 472-0315. Coaches for the program are also needed The Sanibel Shellcrafters are now in full swing, (941)437-6010 StnMTRugr meeting every Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Be Ready For Life" cess Di seems to be most deserving." Community Association. Visitors and Aspiring or Mori.-Fri 9am-6pm • Saf 10am-4pm EVENTS experienced shellcrafters are always welcome. There Holiday Boat Parade is no charge. Cape Coral's 21st Annual Holiday Boat-a-long ., 2 Miles South Of Gladiolus) will begin at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21, at Four Free- (Continued, page 9A) 8A - Friday, December 12, 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, December 1 2, 1997 • 9A OUR TOWN OUR TOWN Our Town, from 7A Snapshot Orchid Society meets Also on display is Tom and Merrill of Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Wa- What's your pet peeve? The Sanibel-Captiva Orchid So- Taylor's antique toy collection. Most of tershed Advisory Committee, chairs the I really don't have one. ciety celebrates the holiday season with the toys are made of pressed tin-plate PEOPLE West Coast Inland Navigation District, What's your favorite color? a luncheon at Beachview on Monday, and cast iron; many have mechanical Dunes has new and is a member of the Lee County ct Black. [And with her silver hair, she Dec. 15 at features triggered by a wind-up key and restaurant manager Regional Water Supply Authority. He rhriAtmas food does look elegant in black!] 12:30 p.m. Ra- many have to do with transportation. was designated Conservationist of the What's your worst habit? leigh Ewing Foundation awards Becky Barry has been appointed Year by the Audubon Society in both I'm precise, here in the business, for Bufney will restaurant manager at The Dunes Golf 1984 and 1996. grants & Tennis Club. She will oversee daily sets example, all the hangers have to be share his life- Three Sanibel non-profit organi- The non-member TDC was estab- facing in the same direction. long experi- operations, train new staff, work with lished in 1983 by the Board of County lity activities, includ- zations have been awarded Founder's club members planning events, and su- Teas at Periwinkle What's your best asset? ences in the Society grants by the Southwest Commissioners to increase off-season I'm very patient. Everglades. pervise banquets and other special oc- tourism. In 1996, more that 1.7 million ran the Lake Michi- Florida Community Foundation. casions. Barry was promoted to the po- lg the summer. "Kites What quality do your look for in Burney, who visitors came to the Lee Island Coast, The Bailey-Matthews Shell Mu- sition after four years on the Dunes staff. generating over $820 million in Direct " she says. "My dad others? was born, rais- seum received $1,500 to cover the cost ,m-for us when we were Forthrightness, directness. I appre- ed, and edu- . .. .^. „, Prior to joining the staff at The revenues for Lee County. of admission for 500 lower, middle and Dunes, she was general manager at •irl I. have quite a collec- Pat St. Cyr ciate that. cated in Flo- /**<-"••> > •, senior public school students who rida, moved to : ' ' "•*--< • i • Flanigan's Seafood Bar & Grill in Burne would otherwise not be able to attend. Hallendale. Barry earned an Associate were both born and Do you have any hobbies? the Everglades y Funds for a $1,000 movable lead shield OBITUARY n, Mich., but moved No. I work in my studio. I trained What kinds of music do you like? with his parents when he was 12. His of arts in hotel and restaurant manage- for the radiograph area of the clinic was ment from State Univeristy of New Rosalee Woods the nearby town of as a potter and did graduate work in Classical [There was harpsichord stories about alligators, snakes, wild provided to CROW; and CHR, Inc. re- music playing in the background dur- York at Delhi. Rosalee Woods, 70, of Williston, >t came here in 1972, sculpture and the last several years I've animals and seldom-seen flowers are ceived $3,000 to enable 12 children Fla., died Sunday, Dec. 7. Woods was ers for quite awhile, spent a lot of time on that. I show at ing the interview.] enriched by his pictures of the swamps from the BMRH program to attend pre- Judah named What's yotir favorite time of day? a 20-year resident of Sanibel and Cap- I Joe's practice and some of the juried shows at the Alli- of Florida. school programs over the coming year. The new chairman of the Lee ti va and was the manager and buyer for :s. Pat's training is in ance of the Arts or BIG Arts. I prefer Sunrise. Joe and I walk almost Open to the public, the meeting The Southwest Florida Commu- County Commissioners, John Man- every morning•— not necessarily on Bailey's Clothing Store for many years. lught art for 10 years juried shows. In Michigan I've shown, costs $10. Reservations are required by nity Foundation is a 21-year-old pub- ning, has named Commissioner Ray She is survived by her husband, degree from Wayne at Cranbrook, the Detroit Artists' Mar- the beach and not necessarily at sun- this afternoon. Call Faye Granberry at lic foundation that receives its funds Judah chairman of the Tourist Devel- rise, but early in the morning. I love Lee Woods; two daughters, Connie ket, and five or six invitational shows 472-2940. from gifts, trusts and bequests. The opment Council. Judah was seated at Smith of Oviedo, and Lorelei Hagen years ago Pat read around the state. sunset, too. Founders Society is composed of local the Dec. 5 meeting, along with new of Lake Wales; a son, Glenn, of Tampa; lunity Cooperative And I'm writing a book! I've just What are your pleasures? citizens who' donate a minimum of member Mayor Bruce Grady of Fort and three grandaughters. 'ort Myers' Soup finished two years of research on cel- Peaceful times, quiet things. But NOTICES $150 annually to support local chari- Myers. In lieu of flowers, donations may :ry and decided she luloid forms. I'm a plastic junkie!!! then, I like joshing with people, too — At the Library ties in southwest Florida. Further in- Judah was first elected a commis- be made to Hospice of North Central very year since then [Celluloid is the faux ivory material yes, I do. I like people. formation on the Foundation is avail- sioner in 1988 and served the board as Florida. With whom would you most On Friday, Dec. 19, the Sanibel 1 drive in the weeks that many dresser sets were made of Public Library will host a program by able by calling 334-0377. chairman in 1994. He is the co-founder s asking people to around the turn of the century. It also like to have dinner? You mean it can't be my hus- mystery Beware of unsafe toys Die foods to the store came in many other colors and faux fin- writer Jan in matches, so that ishes.] band? I've never had a dull meal with Florida Agriculture and Con- Burke at 10 sumer Services Commissioner Bob cry can oecomes two cans, every What kind of books do you him, I'll tell you that! a.m. She is x of cereal becomes two boxes. And read/like? If you had a different job/career Crawford recently announced that he the author of is sending out 45 inspectors to stores PANORAMIC VIEW people contribute money instead of Right now I'm reading Utopia what would it be? a critically 3d, she matches that, too. "It's called Parkway — The Life & Work of Joseph Well, my history tends to indicate throughout Florida in a pre-Christmas Immaculate 3 bedroom home on quiet acclaimed roundup of recalled toys that pose ving back,'" she says. "We both be- Cornell by Debra Soloman. He was an that I'm a 10-year person, so I'm due. mystery se- cul-de-sac, formal dining room, split ve in that and have always done assemblage sculptor. My favorite book I think I'd probably work full time in safety risks to small children. The in- floor plan, huge great room with glass ries featuring spectors are looking for 15 products, ngs to give back to the community." is The Unknown Craftsman, adapted by the studio. Southern sliders all along the bay. Don't miss this he put in seven years on the Arts Bernard Leach. I first read that when I Have you ever had a mentor? including toy wagons, jewelry sets and California race cars, which have been determined opportunity to live on the bay. $889,000. mncil in Michigan, and Joe often was studying ceramics at the Center for Yes, two actually. Jack Foster, my newspaper es pro bono work). Creative Crafts in Detroit. ceramics teacher. He knew all the truly by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety reporter Commission (CPSC) to be unsafe and great artists and brought them to our Irene Kelly Burke classes. And Eleanor Heth, my high therefore recalled previously this year in Goodnight, Irene, Hocus and the by that agency. MAGNIFICENT ROYAL PALMS nnne eenew, BROADWAY PALM school art teacher in Dearborn. She forthcoming Liar, among others. The Consumers wishing to identify grace the entry of this immaculate 3 bed- Jill Tyrer, Camille Kucaba opened a lot of doors for me, gave me award-winning short story writer is a recalled and other potentially defective a lot of options I didn't know I had. I room, 2 bath, Seagull Estates home. CONTRIBUTORS: Capt. Mike Fuery, former Sunday columnist for the Long products or seeking assistance in con- Decorator furnished and professionally Betty Anholt, Faye Grartberry, Bobbie presents wanted to go to art school and she saw Beach Press-Telegram and received the tacting product manufacturers should landscaped. Very private location adjoin- Sharp, Art Stevens, Bill Hallatead, to it that I went after a degree. Joe and Romantic Times Career Achievement call the CPSC at (800) 638-2772. Chelie Koster Walton I both paid our own way through col- Award for Contemporary Suspense. ing wildlife refuge. Enjoy community Mike Rehr, Chuck Skinner lege with the help of scholarships. Burke will answer questions after her swimming pool, tennis court and deeded ADVERTISING I wish I could sing/write/act like...? presentation. CLASSES beach access. Very well priced at Tracey Markwalter, Manager I guess I've never wanted to be The Library is decorated from top $379,500. Sue Bryant and the pauper anyone else. It's been interesting find- CPR Heartsaver SINGLE FAMILY HOME PRODUCTION to bottom for the holidays. The tradi- Valerie Jones, Manager ing out who I am through my life. tional tree, decorated with ornaments course offered The Best of Both Worlds-Enjoy the conve- Joe Costa & Tim Bruno, Designers Meet the Prince and a boy from the streets as What's your favorite saying? I donated by islanders and guests is in The Sanibel Fire Department will nience of condominium living in the splendid Anne Simat, Sal Redone they trade places. Adventures await around Hmmm... How about my the downstairs lobby, and a new tree, offer a CPR heartsaver course on Dec. Three bedroom, Three bath home, BrandNew CLASSIFIEDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS mother's? She used to say "100 years 20 from 1-5 p.m. at the fire station on Beryl J. Gray every corner for the Prince and his new friend. donated by the Shell Islands Garden with hardwood floors, fireplace, wonderful from now, who's going to know the Club, is upstairs near the Youth Area. Palm Ridge Road. The course includes TELEMARKETING The beggar enjoys the royal treatment while the Master Suite, "Windows Watch". Amenities Nina Woifarth Prince lives life among his royal subjects. difference?" I soft of appreciate that. The trees join Santa's Shop, information about heart disease, risk It keeps things in the moment. Annelle and Mike Rigby's animated factors and heart and lung function. include Swimming Pool and Gulf Beach in a LOCATION What are your proudest of? Christmas exhibit. The Rigbys have One-rescuer CPR and the management very small Gulf front complex. West Gulf Promenade Center b^r 12, 14, 16, 20, 21V 22; 23; «c 24 Our family — all of them. Our son, spend over 1,450 hours designing and of foreign-body airway obstruction will Drive location. Offered with New furnishings 695 Tarpon Bay Road, Unit 13 Joe, Jr., my two sisters and their two won- also be taught. Sanibel, FL constructing their display, the first ver- by Fomorthy's $649,500 PHONE: 472-5185 derful children... I'm very family-oriented. sion of which was shown at Periwinkle Pre-registration is required, and 1380 Colonial Boulevard Place in 1990. Since then it has been the cost is $8. If the class is required MAILING ADDRESS MARSHA S. CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 P.O. Box 56 redesigned and enhanced to the point training for one's job, please so indi- (941) 472-1511 • 1 -800-233-8829 Sanibel, FL 33957 Fort Myers, Florida Broker, Associate were now it has live snow, a skating cate when contacting the department. (941) 472-2902 (eves) FAX 472-5302 (941)278-4422 scene, a working monorail and an ani- For additional information or to regis- 23 Year Island Resident with PMR Since 1978 mated Christmas tree. ter, call 472-5525. Priscilla Murphy PMR Realty, Inc. 10A-.Friday. December 12, 1997 - ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, December 12, 1997 - HA ISUND SCENE I, AN D S C E N E December BlrtfidTay The Islands celebrate the season of light Sanibel's Captain Dave Case, a firefighter for the City and a guide out of Sanibel Marina, celebrated the Big 40 with family, friends, wine and steaks on Dec. Val Parker's lively music with a Latin flavor kept things Sanibel Police Officer Jane Cechman cheerfully directed Walt Hadley was one of the winners of a trivia contest at 2, 1997. Above, hopping at Palm Ridge Place. the traffic on Periwinkle all during the festivities. Part-time Captiva resident Tom Burger turned 51 years young "young" Dave the Kiwanis Club's Christmas party held at Sundial Resort on Dec. 5. He enjoyed a celebratory dinner with friends last is pictured with on Dec. 7. The wrapped prize he chose turned out to be a weekend at the Captiva Yacht Club. Above, L to R, Liz Suits, the a shark he Chia Head! birthday boy, Frank Suits and "Fritz." caught locally some 26 years Right, Andrew Congress turned 3 on Dec. 3, 1997. His party ago; left, "old" was well-attended by a slew of relatives including Grandmas Dave and Grandpas Congress and Weiss, and Greatgrandpa Pliskin. contemplating Who enjoyed the remote-control car Grandpa Congress gave retirement. him, Andrew or Grandpa C, is up for debate.
Folks visiting the shops and restaurants of Tahitian Gardens during Sanibel's Luminary Festival were entertained by troubadour Jim Ryan, center, flanked by Lynda and Ken Boyce, proprietors of the Sanibel Cafe and the Sanibel Wine and Coffee Company. Center, at More Kiwanis news...Dave Owens, Treasurer of the Club, He Crocodile, Eddie Johnson's cookies went fast. Far right, kids of presented a check for $500 to Tom Wylie of Friends In all ages enjoyed the sparkling display of bubbles put on by Rene's Service Here (F.I.S.H.). The pnds represented the 1997 of the Olde Sanibel Shoppes. Kiwanis contribution to the organization, which is dedicated to helping islanders in need.
Kyal Christopher Left, all smiles Weber, bom at after complet. ing 2:31 p.m. on their training, Oct. 27, 1997, Marilyn Klaren Gene Slusser served guests mimosas and Bloody Marys while (right) his wife Anne and Ernest and Commodore Ed Lannigan presided over the Christmas Tree Lighting weighing in at 6 and Ginny Mary Doke greeted guests at the holiday brunch they hosted at the Captiva Island Yacht Club on Dec. 7. Ceremony at the CIYC on Friday, the 6th of Dec. lbs., 15 oz. and Albertson are measuring 22 among seven new a e Photo you would IH HOME NEEDS FRMIL VI If You're Planning A Party.. .Make It • 1900+ Sq. Ft. of living area. Dial A Doc! Fabulous Gifts 4 BR, 3 Bath Special Feature Available A CATERED AFFAIR Mon. - Fri., 9:00 - 11:00 am For Christmas! • Ease of ground level living. A Catered Affair Specializes In All Areas Of No stairs "Collectibles in Country Charm" • Screened lanai & foyer. 395-WELL (9355) Culinary Performance Including Light/Healthy Cuisine. Fenced backyard. 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The man and Grady County in Chichasha, up at the same shop to go off island found that the beeping noise indicated conservation requirements to the de- Okla., according to reports. Among and Murray confronted the man. Fain someone had tampered with the car By ANNE BELLEW velopment permit. They held the the charges: violation of probation for denied having called a cab, saying he and police found a tiny hole, made Islander staff writer hearing open until the next commis- original charges of forgery, theft, pos- had a car, pointed out the green Mus- with something like an ice pick, un- In October of 1996, Manny and sion meeting, which is not until Janu- session of a firearm by a felon; and tang and held up the keys to prove it, der the lock on the passenger side. Joanne Fernandez' application for a obtaining merchandise by false pre- Murray said. In an apparently unrelated inci- 6,681-square-foot house on two lots ary because of the Christmas holi- days. tense. The car, however, had been re- dent, an Illinois man parked his car they had purchased on West Gulf Fain had been staying at Kona ported stolen from a Tampa area about 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7, in the Drive was approved by the Planning Other business Kai Mote! and had told the owner that dealership and Murray arrested Fain, Trost parking lot, roughly across Tar- Commission, in spite of objections • The Commission approved the he would be there Dec. 5 through Dec. who cooperated with police and ap- pon Bay Road from the Bailey lot. voiced by almost every member of installation of approximately 104 lin- 10, Murray said. He said he worked parently volunteered the information When he returned to the car from the the body. Legally the Commission ear feet of rip-rap to reinforce the sea- for the EPA and that the agency would that he was wanted in other states, as beach about 5:30 p.m., he found a vent had no other choice. wall on Bill and Martha Lucas's send payment for the room later. But well. window broken, but nothing seemed Former Commissioner Jim Levy Lighthouse Way property. The prop- when the housekeeper reported that Parking lot break-ins to be missing. pointed out as he moved to approve erty next door belonging to the the man had no possessions in his Construction super that "the house meets the criteria [and Irelands had recently been approved Robert Michael Fain A Pennsylvania couple took a room, the owner called police because walk through the Bailey Tract Friday, is] legally in harmony with the am- for seawall repairs and a similar ero- he suspected the man of trying to skip arrested biance of the neighborhood." He im- TENNIS sion control project. Both properties New Mexico man Dec. 5, only to find someone had bro- A Fort Myers man was arrested out on a $378 bill. ken into their car while they were posed specific height restrictions and COURT are subject to being "slammed" by racks up charges Murray and Officer Robert and charged with stealing his gone, according to a police report. employer's construction materials at a ban on any excavation to meet those wind and waves running the long A man who was arrested Tues- Feliciano were at the hotel to meet restrictions. Chairman Dick Downes reach from the mainland directly The couple parked in the lot on the Sanctuary. Around Nov. 17, some- day, Dec. 9, on Sanibel and charged with the owner when they saw a man Tarpon Bay Road about 4 p.m. and the added the condition that the conser- across the bay to their seawalls, as they thought might be Fain. Murray one stole some fencing, belonging to with stealing a car, also is wanted in woman put her purse under the front B.T.S. Construction Corp., from the vation-oriented vegetation plan by well as by the turbulence created by two other Florida counties and three asked if he was Mr. Fain and the man Koby Kirwin of Smallwood Design fast-moving boats coming down off passenger seat of their rental vehicle. construction site. SEPTIC other states, said Sanibel Police Sgt. denied it but an employee at the hotel When they got ready to leave, they Group be adhered to and the balance a plane as they approach the Sanibel Michael Murray, the arresting officer. confirmed it was Fain. On Wednesday, Dec. 3, Sanibel of the development carried out ex- DRAINFIELD Estates no-wake canal system.. The noticed a strange beeping noise in the police stopped Robert Paul Smith, a Robert Michael Fain of Ruidoso, The officers watched as he car, but didn't notice any damage, so actly as submitted. The process took sloped rip-rap provides wave attenu- walked down the bike path toward a construction superintendent, as he was over three and a half months. N.M., was charged with obtaining they dismissed it. leaving the site. He admitted having WEST GULF DRIVE ation, hiding places for numerous sea lodging with intent to defraud and nearby shop, Murray said. Murray Now, a little over a year later, creatures, and reduces the turbidity When they got back to the taken the fencing and putting it up at grand theft auto, both felonies. Fain, blocked the green Mustang Fain was condo, though, the woman realized the Fernandezs are back before the of the water. using and, suspecting Fain might be his home, and he also is suspected of This site plans shows how the beachfront Fernandez home would be laid out on its 39, is being held without bond in the $140 was missing from her purse. The charging a number of other personal commission — their house almost A couple of commissioners ex- Lee County Jail. trying to leave the island, he called finished, a new landscaper employed, three lots, including driveways, tennis court and pool. pressed concern about public access money had been mixed in with credit items to the company. (Kirwin is no longer with Smallwood veloped, can be counted as part of the The Fernandezs presented an affida- along this stretch of the bay. "In the and, apparently, without him, the overall square footage for purposes vit providing for the continued pro- summer," said Hans Wilson, an engi- company could not comply with city of arriving at percentages. tection of the area, but it would only neer with Bender & Associates, "you vegetation standards), and new plans Much, if not most, of the dis- apply as long as they own the prop- should see about half of the revetment Sanibel Library in the works. cussion this time around (Tuesday, erty. covered with sand, but in the winter GOLFER'S After being denied a tennis Dec. 9) focused on a stand of South- Commission Attorney Beverly that sand will probably move back to 'You Are Always Welcome" wurt a year ago, the Fernandezs are ern red cedar that stretches from the Grady pointed out that, if the pro- the east. Actually, public access much now proposing to put the tennis court city right-of-way on West Gulf about posed site plan is adopted, then that beyond this property is probably not on a third adjacent lot, enlarging the 140 feet toward the corner of the plan and its accompanying develop- such a good idea. A person runs the An Island Within an Island pool and its decking and covering the pool/spa area, between the new con- ment permit would be part of the per- risk of stepping off the deep end, so driveway, parking area and extensive figuration of the driveway and the manent record and must be adhered to speak, right into the boat channel To escape the hustle and bustle of the big city of Sanibel you might walkways plus the pool deck with proposed tennis court. to in the future. It would be a poten- and a pretty healthy current." try an hour or two at your library. It's a quiet place filled with natural Tour Departs July 16th, 1998 and includes: paver tiles. The parcel totals 141,134 "This species is locally quite tial buyer's responsibility to deter- • Lou and Ann Rapp got better light. It's both comfortable and stimulating. Take a few minutes to square feet, but even this amount of rare," commented Conservation Of- mine what had been done and what than they expected from the Planning development achieves less than the catch up on your reading of Proust or learn more about your barrier ISLANDER OWNED AND • Tickets to the Final Round ficer Dan Clark, "and should be pro- he would be allowed to do. She added Commission. They had applied fora of the British Open 30 percent permitted on the property. tected. I recommend having the pro- that one of the conditions of the per- boat lift accessory to their dock on island environment or just browse through the latest magazines. OPERATED The 25,574 square feet is even under posed conservation area dedicated by mit could require coming before the Dinkins Bayou and, because of the Whatever you seek, information or reading pleasure, you're sure to • CRUISES • 8 Nights First Class Deluxe than the 25 percent of impermeable some type of instrument for perpetual Commission before any changes limitation on how far things can • AMTRAK Hotel Accomodations coverage allowed. Legally, the land find it in your home away from home. You are always welcome. conservation protection," such as an were made to the plan. "The devel- project into a waterway, were plan- • WORLD WIDE TRAVEL • Welcome & Farewell seaward of the Coastal Construction easement or, as City Planner Roy opment permit goes with the prop- For more information, call 472-2483. ning to run it in front of and next to • CUSTOM VACATION PLANNING Cocktail Parties Setback Line, while it cannot be de- Gibson suggested, a deed restriction. erty," she said, "and is referenced on the mangroves, end-to-end in line the deed." with the dock, thereby having to ac- • ESCORTED GROUPS & TOURS • Full Breakfast Daily "My concern," Clark continued, • CORPORATE/BUSINESS TRAVEL cess their boat over the bow. • Table d'hote Dinners "is that this type of habitat does not But, lo and behold, Conserva- • SAILING CHARTERS/LESSONS Sanibel Historical have the legal protection that man- on 4 Evenings tion Officer Clark pointed out that, Licensed Insured Free Ticket Delivery Village & Museum groves and wetlands have. And I because of the 241 -foot width of the • All Local Taxes think that the size of this property, bayou at their property, the better part No Service Charge which includes this third, full-sized • Motorcoach Ground of valor would be to put the boat lift A Creative & Experienced Transport lot on which the proposed tennis on the waterward edge of the exist- SHIMP Staff to Serve you. court is going, warrants stronger pro- ing dock. "All resource damage and • Non-Golfer Sightseeing Features typical Florida "cracker" home, plus tection." impacts would be eliminated and the Sanibel-Captiva on Off Days artifacts and rotating exhibits; old Bailey country But Gibson and Clark were dis- navigable water body, due to its sub- Accomodations Specialists appointed. Although they still felt Painting Co. • Informal Golf Tournament store complete with gravity-fed gasoline tanks and stantial width at this point, would be with Prizes 1926 Model T Ford delivery truck; tiny 1927 Reed that a conservation easement or some negligibly impacted..." Offering complete quality painting services for all commercial (941) 472-3171 similar measure was the only way to • Start Times &. Greens Fees post office; and restored Miss Charlotta's tea room. Everybody approved, especially and residential projects. Now accepting appointments for the (Fax) 472-3173 Wheelchair accessible; boardwalk throughout. ensure permanent protection, the the Rapps. for 5 Rounds of Golf Planning Commission voted to tie the 1998 painting season. Call for a f reeestimate. (800) 457-4250 Donation requested. • Golfer- $3045 EMail: [email protected] 950 Dunlop Road, Sanibel 540-3562 Non-Golfer- $2425 Open Wed. - Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Bailey's Shopping Center Single Supplement—$900 The Island's Source For All Your Painting Needs 14A - Friday, December 1 2, 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, December 12, 1997 - ISA Men on Sanibel... Commentary Write us! The 4-way stop The shaggy construction policeman guy on Periwinkle The Islander encourages let- LETTERS ters to the editor We want to Around Our Town hear your thoughts about local JTW director will honor ary and February. Scott MARTELL Sometimes it is difficult for her commitments people to separate personalities from issues. We want to help foster a Islander Editor To the Editor: business. Fund-raisers are a very nec- As a present board member and essary business for non-profit organi- dialogue among community past chairman and co-chairman of the zations, regardless of who is in charge. past two extraordinarily successful The Playhouse needs the support members. We do reserve the benefits — The Tango Moon Ball and of all of us, and that is the reason for right to edit for length. Please the Circus Ball, I am writing to let you my decision. Let's all do the right thing. know how I feel about the current situ- Carole Lawrence send your letters to The Editor, Kudos and ation at the Pirate Playhouse. Director, Island Theater Wing It has been said that the theater is doing well financially. This success is A mistake, however P.O. Box 56, Sanibel Island, Fl. • Kudos to everyone who helped put on Sanibel's biggest all-Island party, due in no small measure to the revenue well-intended the Luminary Trail. This year, the event seemed particularly good — clear & that these balls have created. These To the Editor: 33957. cold weather, diverse music, good spirit abounding, generous food and drink. It events were the brainchildren of Phil The Pirate Playhouse has always was a hoot! Johnson and the work needed to bring been for me and my family an impor- • Brickbats to those who have evil hearts, sinister thoughts, inflamatory them to a successful conclusion was tant part of the Sanibel experience. It By Dave & Lee Horton of Sanibel Print & Graphics spearheaded by people like Fred and has been exciting to watch this little art words in the Pirate Playhouse battle. Some of the language we are hearing, from Nanelle Wehmann, Lloyd Wright, Gin- institution grow and develop from such both sides, is absolutely incredible. For some, it might indeed be an emotional ger Parker, Roy and Barbara Silvers, humble beginnings to a strong organi- issue. But please keep some civility — this is a small island, after all, and we'll Liddy Johnson and myself. These zation in a fine facility providing qual- all be seeing each other often once this is old history. people have worked tirelessly for the ity theater. The current conflict threat- • Kudos to the Gulf Coast Symphony for bringing the Messiah to Sanibel. past three years along with others too ens this remarkable success story and numerous to mention toward a com- this saddens me. A standing ovation was given Tuesday night to the orchestra and its guest stars mon goal; To make the ball "the party Until recently, I was intimately — Jonita Lattimore, soprano, Suzanne DuPIantis, mezzo-soprano, Richard of the year." involved with one of the country's most Shell Shocked The Writing Life Troxell, tenor, and Peter Van Derick, bass-baritone. Bravo. The Ball in large part helps fund successful large regional professional • Brickbats to all those who don't practice Sanibel Sanity Traffic Proce- a good portion of our yearly operations. theaters, the Cincinnati Playhouse in Art STEVENS Bill HALLSTEAD dures: On the Causeway, never pass in the right hand lane when there is a lot of When this year's chairman de- the Park, first as Board member, then as President, and finally as Chairman traffic ahead in the left. Once in awhile allow cars to enter traffic on Periwinkle cided to abdicate her position for per- sonal reasons, I was quite shocked. of the Board of Trustees. I understand from intersections and driveways. Stop and allow a car to cross your lane of That left the decision of whether or not the delicate balance between the artis- traffic when you see a buildup of traffic stopped behind that driver, etc. Take a to have the ball in the hands of the very tic excellence and fiscal responsibility deep breath. It's getting busy, but we'll all manage. people that Act Now has been trying and the key role that Board members Have a great week! to oust. If the board were to continue play in insuring that a theater remains with ball plans not knowing quite healthy and viable. Dealing with artis- Taxi drivers might want Inscrutable editors where they stand it could be a finan- tic temperaments and the ever-present cial disaster. So, you see we are at a pressure to find new ways to increase The Dream Comes True... stalemate. both earned and contributed income to be a bit more careful "I would get letters from the Carolina Quarterly saying 'We love this story Regardless of what happens in the provide a very real challenge for every but change the ending,1" reports novelist Michelle Huneven in Buzz magazine. The Bcrftey-Maitlsews Shell Museum theater board. I attended both the Act future or the outcome of the proxy anibel taxi drivers are amazing people. In 10 or 15 minutes they tell "I changed the ending and got this rejection slip ... When one of her stories won on Sanibei Island new open meeting, I am writing to let you all Now meeting on Nov. 13 and the open Og>en Tues.-Sun. 1 © am - 4 pin know that since I volunteered to give Board of Directors meeting on Nov. 22 you their entire life stories, their deepest, darkest secrets, their most a literary award, the editor at The New Yorker took notice: '"From now on, you Children f & umS«r free, ages 8 - 16 §3.60, and have read carefully all of the hand- intimate thoughts. And they're talking to perfect strangers—people send your stories to me.'" Huneven did, "and he didn't take any." ages 17 & up f 5,00. two fund-raising events at my expense S in rny home, for one of which I have outs provided at both meetings. In the they assume they'll never see again. Editors can be as inscrutable as writers. A free-lancing friend of mine tells me, 3075 San-Cap Road Sanibei Island, Florida Mike Cohen and Satin Jazz playing, I But what if by some quirk of fate you run into that same taxi driver in "I've submitted to three different magazines newly listed in writers' marketing lists. will honor my commitments for Janu- (Continued, page 16A) another setting — where the information he's given you about himself can Two stories were returned saying the magazines were suspending publication. One come back to haunt him. has not returned my story but I just read that the magazine has ceased publication." Panoramic Fabulous Value Unbelievably Best Deal For example, you get into a taxi. He says, "Where to, Mac?" You say, This same veteran short story writer recently submitted a story to a small Mid- "I need to pick up my car in Fort Myers." He pulls the cab into the traffic western magazine, "but in my return envelope, I received the story of another writer." Gulf Views Riverside PIus Priced! on Sanibel flow and starts his monologue. When he wrote the editor about that, she replied, "I don't know where your story is." "Things are rough out there, Pal. I'm driving this cab just to make ends It is standard practice to submit a "query letter" proposing an article idea meet. You know what I had to do last week just to feed my family? I had to before sending a magazine the completed article. To my query concerning an rob a bank; that's right, a bank. Just my rotten luck that the bank had run out article on alligators, a Pennsylvania nature magazine responded, "Enclosed please of cash and had to order out for some while I waited patiently. find your recent manuscript ... the specs you cited are right. Enclosed are our "All I got was a lousy two grand. You think I was able to save any- writer's guidelines for future reference." Was that a yes or a no, I asked the 1 1 editor. Back came a scrawled "OKAY!" I submitted the article, complete with a • Perfect for family & guests • Over 4,000 sq.ft. of grand Near beach, plus pool Gulf front complex Updated Spanish Cay unit thing? A thousand went to my bookie for betting on Tampa Bay and the living space • 4 bedroom • Very well maintained, 4 bedrooms • Over 2,200 sq.ft. 2 bedroom, 2 bath 1 Walk to beach & golf course other thousand went for my wife's psychiatrist bill and son's braces. Man, selection of photos, and have heard nothing since. • Pool Riverside gazebo & large 1 'Over 3,600 sq.ft. Impeccable condition Weekly rentals > Just reduced to 134,900 you can't even put any money away these days robbing a bank. I planned to Sometimes success does arrive at the end of a long wait. In July, 1996, the boat dockage • $859,000 < SI,150,000 '$349,900 $245,000 'Call Polly Patch 481-3801 ' Call John Gee evenings 454-5548 open a savings account with that same bank to pay them back the favor, but mystery magazine Red Herring, accepted one of my stories. It appeared exactly now I'm gonna have to rob another bank. This the corner you want? That's one year later — accompanied by a letter: "[This] is the final issue of Red Her- John 2807 West Gulf Drive * 941-472-4900 • 1-800-472-4375 $2.50, please. Oh, thanks for the tip. It was good talking to you. ring Mystery Magazine ..." Somehow appearing in that publication's R.I.P. edi- The next day you go to your job as a bank teller and guess whom you tion made me feel a touch guilty of magazinicide. But to use the latest D.C. ompanij "The Home of Your Dreams is Right Here!" see walking in the front door looking all nonchalant and businesslike? sidestep, "I have no recollection" of any wrongdoing. ISLANDER - Friday, December 12, 1 997 • f 7A 16A • Friday. December 12, 1997 - ISLANDER COMMENTARY Environment "~ing to do with it. Instead, they have designed Guest Commentary their own academically emphasized programs Our country's educational system was —and curriculum which answer certain court-man- founded upon local control, not federal. dated outlines for equity and quality. The legacy of Sand County Sharon E. THOMAS — OBE, which determines the definition and Let's keep it that way in Lee County. goals of School-to-Work, does not emphasize Nina Leopold Bradley is staying on Sanibel for the month of academics. A report by the Department of La- ~bor (not Education) called SCANS also dictates December and, on Tuesday night, Dec. 16, will present "A certain aspects of School-to-Work (STW). Legacy of Growing up in Sand County" at the Sanibel- Memorization is frowned upon, textbooks are elimi- using federal monies must go along with this program. To arms! nated. Computers become the teachers, recorders and Multiculturalism is taught with an emphasis not Captiva Conservation Foundation. The program starts at 7 trackers of each student's progress, personal (and sup- just on knowledge of other cultures, but total accep- p.m. Admission is $5 ($3 for SCCF members). The feds are coming posedly private) information, and, to some extent, de- tance of the values, morals, traditions and customs of termines of the student's future. The teacher becomes a other cultures to the point of actually imitating them in Reservations are required. Call 472-2329. An explanation of SchooI-to-Work coach. Advanced students cannot move on to more dif- the classroom situation — without parental knowledge By Anne Bellew ficult tasks, but instead are used as mentors or tutors or permission. Picture your student participating in a Islander staff writer Several articles appeared in October in the Fort for others in the classroom. Tests may be retaken nu- "religious" ceremony from another culture that is di- Aldo Leopold — outsdoorsman, craftsman, scientist and skilled naturalist merous times until a child passes. The A-F grade scale Myers News-Press concerning School-to-Work. How rectly opposed to all that you have believed. Your stu- — is acknowledged as a pioneer in scientific wildlife management.and a pro- many people really understand the double meaning is thrown out. ALL students from K-12 will pass with dent will be graded on participation and acceptance of behind the term? an A or B or I (Incomplete). Many students, knowing that culture's beliefs. Patriotism, meaning thinking that found philosopher of the environmental movement, much like John Muir and One definition of the School-to-Work encompasses there is no time limit or deadline for their progress, are the United States of America is superior to other coun- Henry Thoreau. our present system of vocational programs and the OTJ content with Incomplete at report time. Most of the tries in many areas, is frowned upon. All are equal — a All five of his children became skillful observers of nature, each a natural- The original homestead of Aldo Leopold, loving called "the shack." (On the Job Training) program. These are locally de- curriculum stresses values and attitudes defined by the global village, a new world order. The federal govern- ist in his or her own way. And all retained strong ties to the sandy Wisconsin signed and run by our own school system here in Lee government so as to be politically correct, totally disre- ment dictates all this and much more that has not even River bottomlands near Baraboo where the family acquired an abandoned farm County. This is fine and as it should be. Whether these garding anyone's personal values and attitudes and ac- been mentioned here — including programs regarding in the '30s, rebuilt the old chicken house and brought the farm back to life. It is programs are complete or need additions and updating is tually teaching students to disregard values they have health and social services beginning at birth. this acreage that is the setting for most of the essays in Leopold's A Sand County "Dolphin Run" not the focus of this article. But this is not the School-to- been taught by their parents. Group thinking, group Almanac, which became a best-seller in the early days of the environnmental Do not take this article lightly, as extremist or fa- movement, almost 20 years after its author died. Work program definition that raises my ire and that of values, group attitudes, group cooperation are the out- natical or off the wall. Get out on the Internet as I did many other concerned citizens across the country. comes stressed and for which children are tested and . Nina Leopold was a young girl when the farm was purchased, but it is Magnificent Bayfront Estate and begin searching for information on Outcome-Based Nina who now safeguards the family shrine; her home is built of logs from the What every citizen needs to be concerned with is graded. Educations, Goals 2000, the School-to-Work Act of the Federal/State School-to-Work program which is Community volunteer service hours are required 1994, Blueprint 2000 (Florida's version of Goals 2000), white pines the family planted years ago. Part of it is a study center for the "Sanctuary Golf Club Membership Available." founded on Outcome-Based Education (OBE). This (how can something required by voluntary?) for gradu- Read the book Outcome-Based Education: The State's Leopold Reserve — some 1,200 acres whose several owners have agreed by program is positively horrendous in terms of an aca- ation (contrary to the 13th Amendment) and to receive Assault on Our Children's Values by Peg Luksik and covenant to preserve the land in memory of Aldo. And a fellowship program has demic education. It is not a new concept, having been a Certificate of Mastery, STW's idea of a diploma. Pamela Hobbs Hoffecker (it can be ordered through brought in several students each summer for research, usually in ecology. around for a few decades or so, but is becoming in- Carnegie units (credits) currently required for a diploma Macintosh Book Shop). The rest of the siblings have returned regularly for a few days each year, creasingly implemented in more and more school dis- are no longer used. All students ideally will choose a Our country's educational system was founded always taking time to explore the river trail between the Bradleys' home and the tricts in every state in the union. This is shocking to me career interest by 8th grade and pursue classes related upon local control, not federal. Let's keep it that way in shack the family rebuilt. "From prairie meadows it passes by potholes, a big because of the volume of information available prov- only to that career. Sometimes a career is assigned to a Lee County — local control and free from federal con- marsh and winds through the aspen and alder thickets along the river where one. ing the program is a total failure in terms of academic student based on test results for supposed aptitude, not trol — for the sake of all our children today and in the always sees deer tracks and may hear the alarmed squeal of wood ducks flush- achievement and is a monetary fiasco for school dis- interest. Note — all students, not just those who are not generations to come. ing from the river sloughs," according to a description by Luther J. Carter in a tricts. Bill Clinton instituted it in Arkansas in 1979 and going to college, but also the students who wish to go 1980 issue of Science. the state is now in the lower 10 percent in standing aca- on to university will go through this program. All fur- But "the shack is the place to understand the Leopolds as people and as demically. A few states, such as Virginia and Alabama, ther academics, at least what there is of them, are geared scientists," he continues, "for symbolically, and even literally, it is for them a and some individual local school districts have com- solely for that career. Children are denied a broad-based place of emotional and spiritual nourishment and renewal. It provides a sense of pletely divested themselves of all federal and/or state education that exposes them to a wide variety of infor- continuity, a link between them and the past and between one another." funding concerning this program and will have noth- mation and skills. This is federally defined, so a district Letters, from 14A I therefore reluctantly, but with clear con- of its success has spread all over the country. science, have pinned on an Act Now button and have //>///o... beginning, as a result of my experience as a Board Unfortunately, this fact eludes Mr. Zwick and signed a proxy to replace the current Board. All things the remaining board members. In one of the letters, Fronting on San Carlos Bay, this splendid Mediterranean style member and officer of a theater, I assumed that there considered, it is just the right thing to do. estate commands expansive views of the Bay and Gulf of must be a specific and justifiable reason why Robert he states that they want a "vibrant, healthy theater" StonaJ. Fitch, ... well, they already HAVE one. The Pirate Play- OPEN Mexico. Superb workmanship is evident throughout this 10 Cacioppo was not given the opportunity to move Sanibel from his current role as Artistic Director to the new house with its many volunteers and generous con- HOUSE room, spacious residence. Fine details include a terra cotta tile role of Producing Director, which the Board has We already have a healthy, tributors is growing every year. ... if it ain't broke, SAT. DEC. roof halustraded balconies, Pella doors and windows, high don't fix it!! wisely, in my opinion, decided to create. vibrant theater 14TH, 1-5PM ceilings, custom interior doors ivith brass hardware, custom Sadly, I have concluded that such a reason is To the Editor: Donald B. McNeill cabinetry, and state-of-the-art lighting. Luxurious comfort is Erie, Pa. not forthcoming, and in fact does not exist. Actors, {Open letter to Mr. Zwick and the board of the Bayfront 3 or 4 bed- ensured with multi-zoned cooling/ heating & indoor/outdoor directors, and theater goers alike praise Cacioppo's Pirate Playhouse): it's difficult to imagine ... room Florida style sound/video system. Tloree bay garage. directorial skill. Increases in subscriptions, sold-out We are in Erie at this time but have been in- To the Editor: piling home, fea- performances, and positive reviews attest to the ap- Offered at $2,300,000. formed of the action taken by the board members of It was 17 years ago that John Lennon fell vic- tures outstanding propriateness of his choice of plays and casts. He the Pirate Playhouse. We applaud the efforts of Act tim to a deranged fan. The voice that represented so views of San Carlos Call Jack Slagle, Broker • Salesman has clearly earned the right to be the first holder of Now to fight the removal of Robert Cacioppo. From many, so simply, was so suddenly silenced. Many the new position and have the opportunity to dem- what we have gathered, Mr. Zwick must have a per- Bay and Boatdock with Direct Access, spacious open floor plan, huge kitchen, can remember his embrace with peace and love. It's f volume ceilings, ready to move into, Immediate occupancy! Be ready for (941) 472-3121 • (800) 232-6004 • Fax (941) 395-0855 onstrate whether or not he can be as successful in sonal vendetta against Bob. The fact that Carrie is difficult to "imagine"... that role as he has been as Artistic Director. no longer associated with the playhouse has been a season just reduced to $979,000. Take the first left off the causeway to 800 To the past board of directors of the Pirate Play- Sextant or call J.B. Novelli at 395-0444 for private showing. Exclusive Affiliate The effort of the Act Now group to replace the bitter pill to swallow ... and now Bob. It is truly ap- house, we salute you for your services. For the new SOTHEBY'S current Board is a drastic one and successful or not palling that such a small group can cause such tur- board, we wish you well. For all we are saying is INTERNATIONAL REALTY will create hard feelings in the community that will moil! "give peace a chance" take years to heal. But the current Board, by losing We have been staunch supporters of Carrie Chip Hoffman Century 21 J.B. Novelii International sight of their role as the stewards of their member- since she first started legitimate theater on Sanibel. Sanibel 800-883-0210 JOHN v-NAUMANN ship and by taking an action that is not generally sup- Her drive and dedication to good theater is the rea- ported by those members, has created the problem son there are "over 100" applicants for the job of 941-395-0444 Sc ^associates, inc., m and must bear the responsibility for their mistake in Artistic Director. She and Bob have built the reputa- 1149 Periwinkle Way • Sanibel, Florida 33957 judgment, however well intended. tion of "their" theater these past six years and word 18A - Friday, December ] 2, 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER - Friday, December 12, 1997.- 19A ENVIRONMENT Looking at poinsettias Business By JOE FREEMAN Today's plants exhibit stronger stems, Don't put it on the TV or close to other The holidays wouldn't be quite larger bracts and better tolerance to in- heat sources; keep it away from air- right without a beautiful poinsettia. But door conditions. conditioning vents and drafts. In other Newsmakers Sanibel resorts designated how many poinsettias have you had Choosing and earing words, keep it in a healthful location that drop their leaves almost before the for Christmas plants and, when needed, move it to the "per- fect" display site. Sailer, Putzel tops at holidays are over? Most are grown in • Make sure the plant is fresh. Look at • If using them outdoors, be sure the Prudential Super Small Lodgings greenhouses under ideal conditions the plant's true flowers — the small, plants are in a protected location and quite different from those in one's yellow, pea-shaped "buttons" in the Ed Sailer was the top lister, and Dave Putzel ByAnneBELLEW , home. With proper placement and care, center of the long petal-like bracts. that night temperatures will be mild. was top seller, for the month of November for however, poinsettias can be made to Each flower produces a ring of stamens Poinsettias are damaged by cold winds, Prudential Florida Realty. Islander staff writer last beautifully. (the pollen-bearing part of the flower) chilling temperatures and rain. In fact, Healy joins PMR For the second year in a row, several small Poinsettias have come a long way that will be attached if the plant is fresh. if poinsettias are exposed to tempera- (fewer than 50 units) island resorts have been desig- tures below 50 degrees, the bracts will Rebecca Reid, vice president of PMR's Is- from the plant introduced 100 years ago If the stamens have dried and fallen off, land Sales Division, has announced that Saundra nated Superior Small Lodgings by the Lee Island by Joel Roberts Poinsett, a former U.S. "splotch" and the leaves will drop. move on to the next plant. Healy has joined Priscilla Murphy Realty as a li- Coast Visitor & Convention Bureau. Of the 45 prop- Ambassador to Mexico. In their natu- • Greenhouse-grown poinsettias aren't • Poinsettias grow best in moist soil — censed Realtor. Healy is a Sanibel resident who ral environment, poinsettias can grow used to cool, low-light, indoor condi- not too wet, not too dry. Water thor- growth often, but don't trim after early recently moved from New Jersey where she had erties so honored in the county, 20 are on Sanibel or from 12-16 feet tall with leaves almost tions. To prevent leaf drop, place the oughly when the soil surface feels dry September. been co-owner of an insurance company. She is Captiva. seven inches long. The early imported plant in a warm brightly lit area. But to the touch, adding water 'til it begins For Christmas flowers, in mid- active in sports and other activities. Beach View Cottages, Captiva Island Inn, to seep through the pot's drainage September place it in a closet, an unlit plants were extremely fragile and short- too much direct sunlight will fade the Snook Motel, Jensen's Twin Palm Cottages and Sun- lived; they tended to drop both their holes. If the pot is in a saucer, discard room, or cover the plant with a dark Plaska named Sales Manager bracts, so diffuse the light or place the shine Island Inn appear on the list for the first time. leaves and their red bracts easily. plant near, not in, a sunny window. the excess water, since plants left sit- cloth after sunset each night. During atSSP ting in water may suffer root damage. the day move it to a location receiving Brian Plaska has been appointed as group They join the Best Western, Tarpon Tale Inn, Car- It isn't necessary to fertilize when the bright light. Poinsettias are short day/ sales manager for South Seas Plantation Resort ibe, Driftwood Inn, Gulf Breeze Cottages, Light- plant.is in bloom. long night plants and require 14-16 and Yacht Harbour. In his new position, Plaska house Resort & Club, McCarthy Cottages, Palm View hours of uninterrupted night to form After the holidays will be responsible for group sales to various or- Motel, Periwinkle Cottages, Seaside Inn, Seahorse flowers. ganizations in the Mid-Alan tic and West Coast re- As long as the plant holds its Cottages, Shalimar, Signal Inn, Song of the Sea and color, leave it indoors. Or place it out- • A different way to grow a poinsettia gions of the United States. side on the porch or patio, remember- is to train it as a tree. To do this, sim- Prior to becoming the group sales manager, Tahiti Villas which also appeared on last year's pres- ing to water it and bringing it indoors ply prune the plant back to one shoot Plaska served in both sales and convention roles at tigious list. if the temperature drops precipitously. and stake it so its growth is straight. the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, Mich., where The SSL program and logo are designed to es- As the stem grows, tie it to the stake • In March, plant it outside in full sun he was responsible for sales and marketing. tablish a recognized symbol of excellence that lets or light shade; but, for flowers next for support and remove unwanted side- _ (Continued, page 20A) year, don't place it near a street light shoots. Once the plant has reached the visitors' and guests know that a designated property or window. Poinsettias need rich, well- height where branches are desired, meets certain quality standards. In order to receive drained soil and frequent water and fer- prune off the main shoot. This will the designation, properties must pass an independent tilization. Prune back to 4-6 inches af- cause side shoots to form and grow. inspection process which includes a variety of qual- Prune often to keep the growth com- ter planting and apply a balanced fer- ity, cleanliness and service -related criteria. "We shopped every tilizer containing minor elements. You pact because, if branches get too long, furniture store, and we will need to trim several times during they'll break. Continue routine care and The program is offered annually in Lee Coun- got the best value at enjoy the flowers next Christmas. try and is available throughout Florida and nation- The Seaside Inn, pictured above, was one of the resorts Furniture World. the growing season to obtain a com- Purchase " Depart 7:30 a.m. PALM GROVE MARINA Our purchase was pact plant — but not after Sept. 1. by Tm^" FT. MYERS B1ACH wide. 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I009I McGregor BlvtL, Ft Myers Custom Finance, Inc. 941-772-2700 COCONUTJllCREEK PI.AIA - 15501 IMfc£SfSEGOR BL1TS9 I Ext. 3 Near Sanibel on Old McGregor Blvd. £ALL: (941)939-2787 Visa & Mastercard Accepted IJc. Mtg. Brk. Sus. 1-800-73*5402 J Models Open Daily (941)466-5500 ISLANDER - Friday, December 12, 1997 -21/ 20A- Friday, December 12, 1997 • ISLANDER BUSINESS & RHl ESTATE & deck by Bames Pools. Newsmakers Community Calendar No value: CNC Partnership, 2055 Clubs & Organizations Periwinkle (Mangia e Bevi)—temporary tent Holy day schedule same as weekends., for open house. • AA—At least 1 meeting every day. Call • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 275-5111 24 hours a day for schedule. Sports Clubs SCIENTIST, 2950 W. Gulf Drive- Confession: Sat. 3:3O-4:3Op.m. Msgr. Deeds Robert W. Schlefen and Rev. Carmen • AL-ANON—For those affected by ' BOSOX BOOSTER FAN CLUB— Sunday service and Sunday School Deeds recorded at the Lee County someone else's drinking. Tuesday 8:30 10:30 a.m. Wednesday meetings 7:30 Caruso. 472-2763. Courthouse for over $80,000 during the Boston Red Sox fans interested in • ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS a.m. & 8 p.m., also Friday noon at joining can call Paul Gaeta at Tar- p.m. 472-8684. week ending Nov. 30 included: Sanibel Community Church. 275-5 111. • SANIBEL COMMUNITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 2304 (Addresses are Sanibel unless other- winkles' Legends Bar & Grille, 472- Periwinkle Way—Services (Through wise indicated.) • AMERICAN BUSINESS 1366 or write 2477 Periwinkle Way, CHURCH (multi-denominational), I- • 111 WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION—Meets 1740 Periwinkle Way (next to November): Sunday 7:30 &9:30-a.m. Non-Condos Sanibel, FL 33957. for dinner & business at 5:30 p.m. on Jerry's)—Sunday schedule: 8a.m. Wednesdays 9 a.m., Holy Eucharist $730,000: Victor A. & Sandra J. Clark • "PATRIOTS IN PARADISE" FAN with Healing; Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. Permits to Holley Partners—Par. in 2,3, 10/ll-46s- the 2nd Tuesday of every month at CLUB—Fans interested in joining call Traditional Communion Worship Permits issued by the Sanibel Build- 21 (Captiva). Sundial. Reservations must be made by Service; 9 a.m. Contemporary Family Holy Eucharist. Rector: The Very Rev. The Sanibel Grill at Timbers Restau- William P. Dodd; Associate Rector: . ing Department for the week ending Dec. $360,000: Oriental Rugs, Inc. to Sea Wednesday prior to the Tuesday, rant, 472-HIKE or write P.O. Box 124, Worship Service w/band; 11:15 a.m. 4 included: Bell International, Inc.—L49, Gulf Ridge. Traditional Worship Service w/chancel The Rev. R. David Purvis. 472-2173. Dave Putzel Ed Sailer Saundra Healy meeting. Reservations: 472-4437. Sanibel, FL 33957. $16,688: Dopoulos, 794 Conch- $232,000: Joan G. & Clarence F. • AMERICAN LEGION SANIBEL- choir. Child care is provided for all • TEMPLE JUDEA (Conservative shutters by Rolsafe. Sheakley, Jr. to Richard J. & Patricia A. Rich- Congregation), 14486 A&W Bulb $3,500: Howard, 931 Snowberry— CAPTIVA POST 123—Meets at 7 p.m. worship services. Ministers: Dr. Denny ter—L24, B3, U3, The Rocks. on 1 st Wednesday of each month at Legion Bridge Dennison and Pastor Rob Peterson. 24- Road, Fort Myers—Services: Friday 8 small porch addition by Mark McQuade. $202,000: Evelyn R. Owens; Evelyn • FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE—Sanibel p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. Religious school $16,000: Fisher, 1249 Seagrape—re- R. Owens, Trustee; and Evelyn R. Owens Hall, Sanibel-Captiva Rd. 472-9979. hour answering service. 472-2684. • AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL- Congregational United Church of • SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL Sunday 9:30-12:30. Pre-school Mon- build existing deck & add lanai by Bench- Trust to Ronald & Spring K. Rosen—L66, Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Way, 1:30 to 4 mark U3, Sanibel Estates. IARY—Meets at 7 p.m. on 1 st Wednes- UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, day-Friday, 8:30-3:30 (481-1121). $3,700: Berger, Poinciana-Unit 2B— $180,000: Terry L Schultz and Mary day of each month at Legion Hall on p.m. Every Monday, November-April. 2050 Periwinkle Way—Sunday wor- Rabbi Benjamin Sendrow. 433-0201. shutters by Rolsafe. L. Spencer (fka Mary Lou Schultz) to Dr. Sanibel-Captiva Road. 472-9979. $2 charge. All are welcome. 395-1770. ship: morning chapel, 7:45 a.m.; full • UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST $4,834: Munro, Junonia-Unit 103— Werner Koenne, Professor—L4, Bd, Gumbo • CAREGIVERS SUPPORT worship service, 9 a.m.; Sunday school SOCIETY OF THE ISLANDS— shutters by Rolsafe. Limbo. Fishing, Shelling & during 11 a.m. service. Child care Services the first Sunday of each $4,202: Carter, 4333 West Gulf—shut- GROUP—Sponsored by FISH. Meets $150,000: David L. & Barbara E. at 10 a.m, the fourth Tuesday of each provided 9 & 11 a.m services. Elevator month, November thru April, at ters by Rolsafe. Hoggatt to Maureen A. McGovern—L18-19, Boating Clubs Sanibel Congregational Church, 2050 $4,708: Meier, 214 Palm Lake—shut- month (except Dec. 16) at 1774 for easy access .Dr. Randall H. Niehoff, B8, Sanibel Center. • SANIBEL ISLAND TARPON minister. The Rev. Ms. Sandra Boler, Periwinkle Way, at 7:30 P.M. Pot-luck ters by Rolsafe. Condos Bunting Lane. 395-0130. CLUB—6:30 p.m. second Thursday of $17,070: Yenkole, White Pelican-Unit Brian Plaska Chris Smith • COMMITTEE OF NEIGHBOR- associate minister. Church office open last Sunday of month. Dr Wayne $542,500: Rolf P. & Bonnie Jo Knittel Tom Dersch month March-July at local restaurant. Robinson leads the congregation. 472- 124—kitchen remodel by Stephen Paul to Robert J. & Patricia McBride—Gulfside HOOD ASSOCIATIONS (CONA)— Monday through Friday. 472-0497. 1 Plaska is a graduate of Western Michigan University with a Bachelor of 472-2656. 7401. Hammer. Place-Unit 218. Ljuncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on 1st • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA POWER • ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC •i $32,000: Hamm, 1467 Albatross- $280,000: Robert J. & Patricia Science in public relations. CHURCH, 3559 Sanibel-Captiva • UNITY—Services the first Sunday 4 Wednesday of each month. Open to the SQUADRON—Meets 3rd Tuesday of I pool & deck by Barnes Pools. McBride to Ronald J. & Sharon M. public. 472-6940. Road—Saturday Mass 5:30 p.m.; of each month at 4 p.m. at Sanibel i $16,681:Rauscher,714Durion—pool Piszczek—Sanibel Arms West-Unit A6. Grand Opening for Designers' Rug Center each month except July & August at 6 Congregational Church, 2050 Peri- Designers' Rug Center has expanded to Fort Myers with the addition of its • COMMITTEE OF THE IS- p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Sunday Mass 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. LANDS (COTI)—Meets at 9 a,m. ;. (October through April, additional winkle Way. The Rev. Ken Micah 7,000 square foot showroom in the Island Park Shopping Center, located at 16520 .,,472,4809...^,,,,,,fMa_^t.,,, , Murcock, -MonisteE 278-1511* S. Tamiami Trial. second Thursday of the month at • SANIBEL-CAPTrVA SHELL noon Mass). Daily Mass 8:30 a.m. "The area is in a great growth pattern, with the new university and general NationsBank. 472-0536. CLUB—Meets at 8 p.m. on last housing expansion," stated Chris Smith, President of DRC. "We're now able to • KIWANIS CLUB OF SANIBEL- Tuesday of month at Sanibel Commu- more readily and easily serve the Fort Myers and Sanibel areas, as well as the CAPTTVA ISLANDS—Meets at 7:30 nity Center, October-May. Visitors Naples area where our original showroom is located." a.m. every Wednesday for breakfast at welcome. 472-4094. Sanibel-Capfiva Review gary david designs. "We have an opening inventory of 3,000 rugs at a wide range of prices and the Hungry Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge Rd. • SANIBEL FISHING CLUB— styles," said Tom Dersh, Showroom Manager. "We're also very excited about Visiting Kiwanians welcome. 472-1537. Meets 6:30 p.m. for refreshments & our first shipment of Chinese rugs and antique furniture. Chris made his first • LIONS—Meets at 6:30 p.m. on 1st & fish tales; 7 p.m. meeting and program, Setting the standard for furnishings and trip to China this summer, and found these items which have just arrived." 3rd Wednesday of each month at Sanibel 1st Monday of month at Sanibel Community Center on Periwinkle Way. Community Center. Visitors welcome. %••• interior design in Southwest Florida. • NEWCOMERS—Newcomers and Island Greeters meet for lunch and a Gardening Clubs „ CONNIE'S short, entertaining program on the • MASTER GARDENERS & SA COLLECTABLES second Wednesday of each month at HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY— Sundial Terrace Room. Meet new WE DO ESTATE SALES & MOVING SALES Meets 1st Tuesday of every month at Local The friends, rekindle the old. 395-2457. 10 a.m. at Sanibel Library, year-round. 1613 Periwinkle Way FULLY LICENSED, BONDED & INSURED • ROTARY—Meets at 7:30 a.m. every; Everyone welcome. 472-6940. essays, perfect Sanibel Island MOVING SALE firal Friday at Hungry Heron. Visiting • SANIBEL-CAPTrVA ORCHID 472-9091 REGLAZE YOUR r holiday 20% OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE Rotarians and interested individuals SOCIETY—Meets 3rd Monday of fiction, BATHTUB welcome. 472-2880. month at 1:30 p.m., year round. Dr. Connie's on the way to Sanibel I REGULARLY $249 • OPTIMIST—Meets at 7:30 2nd Faye Granberry, 472-6940. poetry, 1170 3rd St., South $ Tuesday at Sanibel chowder Co. Open TROPICANA MALL- 16731 MCGREGOR BLVD. | NOW 99 Naples board meeting at 5:15 1st Thursday at art & OPEN MON. - SUN. VICC COQQ gPlus: Churches 262-3288 Showers Cornm. Bank of Islands. 395-2635. • CAPTTVA CHAPEL BY THE SEA, 10:00 AM- 5:00 PM HOU^Ou^y Ceramic Tiles • 1 \ I / • SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSO- more! CIATION—Meets 2nd Wednesday. Captiva Island—Services 11 am Sunday Kitchen/Bath\\\ \ '/S and special days. Rev. Charles Smith. countertops ^ October-April at Sanibel Community 13101 McGregor Blvd. Sinks Center. Happy Hour at 5:30 p.m. 472-1646. Fort Myers Appliances followed by dinner and program • BAT YAM-TEMPLE OF THE 481-5035 CfiiWS SEPTIC SERVICE (Advance reservations necessary). ISLANDS (Reform congregation)— 34 hr. Em&rgoncy Sorvlca Office hours. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-2 Services: 8 p.m. Fridays at Sanibel Please send $9.95, plus $2 shipping and handling, to the Septic Tanks • Grease Traps p.m. 472-2155. Congregational United Church of Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Way. 472-3016. Sanibel Captiva Review, P.O. Box 1670, Sanibel, Fl. 33957 Lift Station Pumping • ZONTA CLUB of SANIBEL- • ANNUNCIATION GREEK CAPTIVA—Meets 1st and 3rd NAME: LICENSE #1BC000256 Pine Island Most Homes $85-$95 ORTHODOX CHURCH, 8210 Imperial Refinishing Systems Tuesdays at 7:30 a.m. at Hungry Cypress Lake Drive, Fort Myers- ^Sanibel Homes $125-$145 1-800-820-0340 Heron. Visiting Zontians welcome. Sunday service at 10;30a.m., weekdays ADDRESS: Contact Linda Uhler at 472-3817. at 9. Sunday School at 10:15 a,m. Rev. 731-5868 Arthur Kontinos, Pastor; 481-2099. # COPIES: _*22A*« Vriday,'"December T2; 1997 ISLANDER - Friday, December 12, 1997 - 23A PRIVATE PARTY ADS - eharge^^ BUSJNESS RATE ADS $6.25 (28WOMDS) Classified BUSINESS » UPGRADES -PER ISSUE 'PRIVATE •RUigjNESS;»..iJPG'RABES'-Pe?--/S5UE'-» PRIVATE: $ 2.20 .12 POINT LINE ..,...$ 1.95 $1.05....; Space Lines: ..,..,.,.,$,1.00 $ 1.75 9 POINT LINE... $ 1.65. $ 2.25 „... Attention Getters $ 2.00 $ 5.25 Grabbers $ 5.00 Full/Part time Sales Help, Sanibel. $ 3.65 BOLD, BOXED, & CENTERED. $ 3.35 TT MYERS BEACH OFFICE & CLERICAL Call Ginny 472-4055 SPORTS & IMPORTS MOTORCYCLE & SAILBOATS 12/16(97 -tItt-31221307-a $ 3.50 BOXEO& CENTERED $ 3.15 $ 12.50 Photo - (1') Includes Boxed & Centered $ 9.00 GARAGE SALES HELP WANTED AUTOS MOPEDS 34" 1974, Columbia Racing Sloop, Help Wanted - Gift Shop. 25-30 4' draft, 22 HP Albin, Diesel, new $ 1.70 CAPITAL LETTERING . $ 1.65 $11.00 ....Logo/Artwork-(3/4").. $ 7.00 hours. Evenings available. Call 472- 4 Wheeler, 1997 Honda, TRX90, Need Front Desk Clerk 1995 Geo Prizm LSI, leather, all sails, great live aboard or cruising 5161, Ext. 345. power, automatic, like new, $9,995. green, excellent condition, only 25 refit. Must sell. $19,000. Leave $ .75 FIRST4 WORDS CAPITAL $ .75 $18.00 COLOR $17.50 CONNIE'S On Sanlbel 12/13)97 -Stii—21222374-3 Call Ken Jonke, Roger Dean hours on engine. $2,300. Call after message 941-765-6944 To place, correct or cancel a classified ad, 3PM-11 PM Shift Chevrolet 574-3326. 6:30 PM, 574-9261. 12/19/97 —ttlS—21221576-72 $ 1.05 ,....'; CENTERED TYPE $ 1.15 $ .25additional Words (Per Issue, Per Word),. ..$ .20 COLLECTABLES Contact Daryl 12/13/97 — SSSS—2120B732-B1 12/12/87 —Sttt—21221655-71 SKILLS & TRADES Call 472-5185 or Fax 472-1372 $ 1.40 BOLD TYPE $1.30 $6.00 Blind Box Ads $. 5,50 WE DO ESTATE SALES Wed. through Sundays 1992 Geo Metro Convertible, Yamaha (Riva) scooter. 180 CC. PERSONAL WE DO MOVING SALES 472-1541 HELP WANTED automatic, a/c, only $500 down, Only 1200 mi., like new. $1100. 574- $3.00...... Each Blind Box Mail Out $2,50 LICENSED - BONDED • 12/26/87 -SS»— 21215166-3 only $119 a month. Cash price 3610. WATERCRAFT 12/13/87 —tttt-21222194-86 Deadline: 3:00 p.m. Tuesday for Friday Publication INSURED $5,988. Call Ken Jonke at Roger SUPER SELLER Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. CONNIE'S ON THE WAY TO PART TIME • HELP TYPESETTER 12/13/97 —tiSi—21214651-B1 WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING, 1994 Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Mac Experience Preferred Does not include personals, 900#'s or Business/Service< Directories ., FORT MYERS BEACH WANTED 1993 Volvo 940 Turbo, warranty, SELLING OR SEARCHING, Yamaha VXR Pro ALL PUBLICATIONS - PRIVATE PARTY - $35.00 • BUSINESS RATE $37.50 *< INDIAN CREEK PLAZA loaded, extra clean, new tires, best EVERYTHING YOU NEED Low hours, freshwater use, 17274 SAN CARLOS BV Part-time, Full Time - Work around Apply at: offer. Evenings 498-0084 or days IS RIGHT AT YOUR THE BREEZE CORPORATION 433-3220. cover, new trailer, $3,500 obo. your schedule. Days, nights, FINGERTIPS. 945-6764 466-6399 weekends available. No experience 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. 12/17/87 —tiit—21222275-71 4/18(2016 —tttt— 21182959-89 12/13/97 —tttt— 21220073-99 .9/m/fl7 -ttit- 21222492-5 necessary, will train. Apply in person CAPE CORAL, FL. 1994 Four Door Honda Accord EX. | PERSONAL SERVICE j SITUATIONS COLLECTIBLES j CAMERAS, TV, Almost brand new Pride MUSICAL or call 472-2125 Amoco, 1015 12(26/2012 —SSSS — Loaded. Perfect condition. Only POWER BOATS! "Sundancer" Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 21111748-99 27,000 miles. Extended warranty. BOAT PARTS & ALONE? S.W. Florida's WANTED STEREO & VIDEO 3 wheel electric cart INSTRUMENTS 12/26/87 -mt-21214117-3 $13,000. O.B.O. Call 472-4063 RESPECTED Dating Bureau for Fire Fighting Collectibles. purchased new January', 1997 SANIBEL/CAPTIVA 12/16/87 — SSSS—218223B4-3 $$ WANTED $$ SUPPLIES SENIORS. Since 19771 Call Bringing Free Housesitting. Professional Antique extinguishers, Cameras Wanted • We are looking DIGITAL PIANO, SMALL BABY, CLEAN PRE-OWNED BOATS. • Hardly used PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER Seamstress/Tailor. We need you I People Together, Inc.l 1-80O-922- Woman. Non-smoker, no drinking - nozzels, helmets, asst. tools, for used camera equipment. We GRAND, EBONY. LIKE NEW, LIST GARAGE SALES Bridal experience preferred. Pattern • • -"INSTANT CASHII!"- • • 4477 (24 hrs.) Excellent condition with PRICE $7,900. WILL TAKEBEST AFTERNOONS TROLLING MOTORS Excellent on island and off island toys, mugs. Great Christmas Buy, Sell & Trade.""- Come making a plus. If you can sew call CLASSICS & CALL FOR DETAILS. 1?/Z8/«7 —SSSS—21108864-7 recommendations. Pets OK. (412) gifts for fire fighters! Shopll InFocus Photography & 1 yr limited warranty still in OFFER. CALL AFTER 9 AM 941- now for an interview. Call between Sales - Service - Installation. 247-3911 Camera Store, 12155 Metro Pkwy., 549-4686 941-694-4626 New, used, factory rebullts & Or the serious collector. effect. Computer literate 9AM -12PM 332-5442 Lynn or Ken. ANTIQUE AUTOS 12(19(97 —tiit—21H1741-74 CURIOUS? 12/16/87 —titt—21222433-3 Suite 12, FM 768-0103. 12/12/97 —tttt— 21221517-73 Sanlbel - Huge Moving Sale! Bookkeeping experience 12/12(97 -H»—21213214-73 trade-ins. Motorguide Warranty Call 573-0091 Dark red with included charger. WOOD - BOAT Lover's Dream. Service Center. Smith Marine Home Stretchl P.A.R., 1469 12/18/97 —tttt-21217511-74 Extra easy to maneuver Musical instruments wanted: We will Everything good condition. Interpersonal skills 1969 Mustang Fast-back - Original 12/12/87 —tttt— 21216706-4 owner. 351 engine - A/C - PS - Auto Classic wood boat • 36 ft. Enterprises, Inc. 2420-1 Colonial Blvd. (Colonial Park BUSINESS Full size Satellite dish, 7 1/2 feet. $1,200. pay top dollar cash for musical Saturday, December 13th, Sportfisherman built by Wilbur Complex) , Suite 23, 2nd. floor. Ft. General Instruments Brand. You transmission. Original bill of sale Concorde Drive, Ft. Myers, instruments of all types. We want 8AM until - FAX resume to 472-6035 • ••'••• Stroter of Naples, 1962. Mahogany Myers, Fl. Walk-in only... 9 AM-9 decide what you want - not the Contact Mrs. J. M. Hill everything, condition doesn't and all receipts. Mae or Andy,'995- 939-5776 OPPORTUNITY ANTIQUES (941) 472-4852 1688 Hibiscus, or mall to M. Kupsaw and Cypress. 350 Detroit diesel, PM. cable companyl $3,500. includes matter. Don't hesitate. Telephone EXPERIENCED 5234. $12,000. Borg-warner transmission. 12/24/07 —tttt— 21164759-73 12/13/97 —tttt—21214927-74 Career frustrated? Need additional Hoosiers - Hoosiers • Hoosiers 11 setup at your homel 466-0401 after 12/17/97 — tttt— . 2181BB60-3 Paul from 7PM - 10PM 941-997- Watershadows Subdivision, 900 Dunlop Road 12/13/97 —ttit — 21222168-72 Reduced to $5,000. Call 474-0229. Yanmar Diesel 70 HP F.W.C. income? Earn serious money in Oak or Painted, Original or 5 p.m. Lose Weight The Lazy Way 2408 (Off Dixie Beach Blvd.) Sanlbel, FL 33957 PRESSMAN 1976 Toronado . This Classic in 12/12/97 —ttlt — 21202419-7 Excellent condition. $3900. with MONEY TO LOAN | spare time Working from your home Refinished. Parts S Information. 12/12/97 —SIH—21221565-75 2/5/98 —tttt—21222476-78 Honda Elite Motorbike. 12/12/87 — tm— 21221218.3 Bristle Condition. Has 34K honest trans. Call 472-2723 1-800-474-6343 The incredible fat burning cookie. WANTED highway miles. One Owner. Mostly 1992 Pursuit Center Console 21-1/2 12/18/97 —tltt-312J1456-74 $495. & up. Cabinets bought & sold. Secret Chinese herb revs up your Less than 1000 miles, Seasonal H/K assistant, 30 hr. Ft. 200 H.P. Suzuki $13,900. 395- HOME LOANS 12/31/97 — tttt—21216O21-B2 Iceboxes, Oak Larkin Buffets. Jacks week, competitive salary. M-F, 6 ONE OF LEE COUNTY'S in storage last 22 yrs. Loaded. White metabolism 100% natural, high in $595. w/Burgundy interior. Must seel 1664 evenings after 5PM. or 542- EQUITY IS OUR ONLY Fowler Street Auto Accessory & Anns 941-657-3631 days - 941- PLANTS & TREES ] fiber, great tasting chocholate chip | PETS & SUPPLIES g AM-12 PM. EOE, Drug free work LARGEST PUBLICATION "I 657-3989 nights. MC & Visa. HIs/Her Bicycles $5,950. Appointment - 693-6677. 1000 9AM-4PM DOCK SPACE -< CONCERN Business and Building For Sale. 4 cookie one a day - watch the fat melt place, drug test required. Call Dan COMPANY IS IN NEED OF 12/12/97 —tttt—81218226-3 Bays, 2 Lifts, Very Clean. 21 years in 1/2/SB —tttt—211 06188-74 Palms & Trees Like New, $45. ea. 12/18/97 —tttt— 21232405.74 1 POOR CREDIT OK, away - you have nothing to lose but * • 267-7000 or come in person to EXPERIENCED RENTAL/SALE Business. Terms. Excellent Queens 6'-8' $15.00 fat. For more information send one Room alz'i air conditioner, $50. Trawler-36.5 ft. Gulfstar. 1973. All NO INCOME NOTICE: Florida Statute apply. FULL-TIME PRESSMAN. fiberglass. Twin 85 Perkins diesel, Business opportunity. 772-1245 Oak Antiquas 14'-16'$125.00 dollar to: Cookie Diet Plan Dept. 1, Furniture, Small Appliances, 12/17/87 -tttt—21222386-73 SPORTS UTILITY VERIFICATION 12/12/97 — tttt—21217835-72 Pigmy Dates 24" $15.00 828.29 states that all dogs & Dishes, Fishing Gear, Tools. COMPETITIVE WAGE & 7.5 KW generator, twin steering 30 Ft. Boat Dock and Magnificent Hand Carved P.O. Box 2114 Ft. Myers, FLA cats offered for sale In Florida., APPLICATION. Arecas5'-6'$15.00 33902-2114 BENEFITS. VEHICLES stations, bridge, low hours. Club Membership at Free Self Employment Report! $500 Golden oak Belgium Crodenza 1 must be at least 8 weeks old, Much, Much More. PROFESSIONAL BY PHONE - $5,000. monthly. No selling! Over OaksB $50.00 1/3/SB —tttt—21822233-73 Economical long range. Great Sf. Char/es Harbor late 1880's, 90" long, have an official health 12/15/87 -Illl- 21222376-3 Suzuki Sidekick 1994 JL Model 2- condition. No Brokers please, CUSTOM FINANCE 250,000 products, guaranteed ff Pines $35.00 PLEASE CONTACT Correctly priced one of a kind $3,000 Travelers $15.00 certificate signed by a HELP WANTED wheel drive, 4-door, 46,000 miles, $54,500. 542-5857 LIC. MTG. BRK. BUS. lowest price. Call 800-811-2141 veterinarian, nave proper DANMLSON new tires, new battery, AM/FM Please contact Stave Petty at cod© 20684 our Telemarketers Two snglish oak wall file units. Much more - delivery & planting Greenskeeper'sl Experienced 12/12/87 —tttt— 21220620.74 One with 18 drawers, one 21 available. shots and be free from Garage Sale • 446 Surfsound Court 574-1110 cassette, A/C, Extended Warranty, (941) 482-5112 daytime or 941-772-2700 Exf.#2 phone, mail brochures, close sales intestinal & external parasites. preferred. Useppa Island Club. Call 23' Allmand, New 5.0LX/V8, drawers. 694-2387 (Off Rabbit Road ft Bunny Lane) /1B/97 — tttt— 21221826-BB alarm, auto, transmission. Excellent Mercruiser, 80 hrs. Alpha 1 out (941) 433-3147 after 6 PM 12/17/87 —tSSS— 21184714-72 for youI In accordance with this statute, Sanibel. Nordic Track, Utility Trailer, 283-6078 condition $8,000. 466-0401 after 5 12/14/87 — titS—21219318-77 File drawers open flat. I 2/20/97 — lHt-21207738-71 1 MISCELLANEOUS | 12/12/87 —mt—21217863-4 DRIVER : Part-time. Tractor - drive, new controls and Instrument Leave message. This publication will not School Bell, Handmade Quilt, many p.m. "Help! Overwhelmed I" $10,000. Perfect for a lawyer's office, knowingly accept any ads Trailer, OTR, Class A CDL required. panel. Many extras, new paint, Short-term rental possible. AVOID BANKRUPTCY CUSTOM CONCRETE SYSTEMS. household items. Saturday, Dec, 13 I year experience. Don or Evelyn 12/12/87 —tttt—218H436-73 Free debt consolidation application First Month Potential. 2K - 5K per $1,500. each. advertising dogs or cats for from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. completely redone. $12,000. 941- 12/26/97 —tttt- 21220362-3 10% OFF RESURFACE SPECIAL!!! RESTAURANT - 549-3867 or 800/549-3867. 267-5061 with service. Cut payments to 65%. week after. Not MLM. Min Inv. Call Golden oak 48" Roll Top desk Resurface old concrete, river rock, sale that do not meet these 12/16/97 — tttt—21222442-3 12)20/97 — Sttt—21221B35-75 12/12/97 —tttt—21221385-73 24 HR approval regardless of credit. Tammera 800-322-6169 Ex. 4877, early 1900's from PA. keystone on pool decks, lanais or requirements. HELP WANTED | TRUCKS & VANS f INTERVAL FOR SALE f 24 hrs. Brass bed Queen size. Complete Porta-Potty for Boat or Camper. 1-800-873-8207. excellent Condition $1800 driveways with MARBELITE....the 7/ 9/2014__rdJH*—31096341-98 12/13/97 —SS5S—21220408-74 with orthopedic mattress set. Never ultimate decorative resurfacing Sanctuary Golf Club now hiring AM DOMESTIC AUTOS 1993 Chevy S10 pick up truck, 6 $15. 542-4930 12/17/87 — tttt— 21303879-77 four oak office chairs $200 ea. used. Still boxed. Cost $1,000. Must Holly's Expert. Loving Pet-sitting system. 10 YEAR WARRANTY Line Cooks, Wait Staff, Bartender, cylinder, a/c, excellent condition. 12/12/87 -ttti—21221603-72 Restaurant / Bar. 175' waterfront, Oak large student desk $450 sell $250. cash. (941) 274-5009 Service - while you're away. HELPS Locker Room Attendant, Snackery/ Seized Cars from $175. Porsches, spectacular view, docks for boaters, FREE ESTIMATES 267-3350. GENERAL "HELP $500 down, cash or trade - only SYLVANIA 1993 PONTOON FINANCIAL Upholstered dressing stool 12/26/B7 —tt*t-31 217093-3 visits your home - provides Deli Person. Excellent pay and Cadillacs, Chevys, BMW s, $179 per month. Cash price - 75 seats in, 25 out. Good terms, 1/2183 — Sm-21166948-74 professional, personal and loving Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4WD's. Your WINDSONG 17'. Yamaha 30 includes Real Estate. Call Tim $275 Day bed white iron and brass WANTED benefits. Call 472-6445 $5,850. Call Don Colton at Roger HP Including all equipment. Call me to purchase SERVICES Simon Agent / Douglas Realty. 549- complete with two orthopedic care for your pet(s) - short/long 12/12/97 — ( Print Shop/Copies ) ( Imports Movers ) Co. CONSTRUCTION CO. Sanibel & Captiva's Small or Large Qualities Michael I.Vaiiquette Only Local Mercedes Advantage This, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Delivery Service I HiY Look! \_ GULF COAST MOVERS Grading Tractor, Backhoe & HOME BUILDING & REMODELING Free A full service contractor dedicated to Business 941-472-4752 'LOCAL'AND IONS INSTANCE Front End Loader Service exceptional quality at a reasonable Toll Free 800-472-4751 Estimates price. 300SL Guilwing RIASOHABli RATES Serving the Island for 17 Years Faxcimile 941-472-4294 ADDITIONS • KITCHENS • BATHS For Great B&W & your Service Alternative FREE ISTSMATIS Serving Your A for 'Mercedes 'Benz FREE ESTIMATE Cpiot; Copies, 8C GRAPHICS OVER 20 ASK FOR JAMES LICENSED 472-4439 Gene Routh (941)936-7353 24 'Hour 'Towing YEARS Installation Needs 472-4439 Island Resident Lie. #CGC056909 Commercial Printing (941)936-6563 a (941) 466-4665 EXPERIENCE INSURED Hurricane Protection Consultant RO.Box 1044, & fun (Illustrations... 472-4592 'Kevin 'Brown, (Pres. 336-5044 941-472-2853 50 CO (HE Phone:(941)472-0200 Captiva Island, FL 33924- Lie # 800816 LANDSCAPING Fax: (941) 395--! 587 f Builders ) CUSTOM HOME BUILDING Service & ISLAND LOCKSMITH AND REMODELING Professional Directory AND SECURITY SERVICES SPECIALISTS Serving the Residents of-Sanibel and Captiva SflVE ME...S0VE • Custom Woodworking 472-2394 * Committed to Excellence • Phone: 472-5444 1 • LICENSED • INSURED • BONDED THE ISLANDS 24 Hour Emergency Services MY SPECIES... Lie. # COC013441 LONGEST Mark ESTABLgSHED McQaa.de CONSTRUCTION ( Awnings ) , GENERAL, CONTRACTOR THE ISLANDS' LONGEST ESTABLISHED RefrdctcikleS CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS Are you dreaming of a new custom designed home or longing for your existing dwelling to be remodeled? Mark McQuade General WE ARE . . .Specialists in Contractor is committedto. excellence . The Estate Sales & Moving Sales Antiques & Collectibles Island's longest established construction Fully Licensed • Bonded • Insured business should be your first call, 472-5444. Free Estimates • House Calls Adopt-A-Manatee® 16731 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers 466-6399 interior Contact: Save The Manatee® Club, All-Around-The-House 500 N. Maitland Avenue, Maitland, FL 32751 Fitness G like to add shade or rain or call protection to your deck? BONNIE INTERIORS Retractable awnings are the 1-800-432-JQIN 695 Tarpon Bay Road, Sanibel *15 8:30-4:30 Mnn.-Fri. solution. Available manual or CLANCY 1-941-472-6551 electrib, in over 100 colors. Adopt a manatee and help make a difference for all endangered mana- 0TR tees., You'll receive an adoption certificate, a photo and biography of Real Estate PERSONAL J> Accent Awning your manatee and the Save The Manatee® Club newsletter five FITNESS TRAINER Experience Counts when Buying or Selling Call MARSHA CLIFFORD Co. times a year. Your contribution will go toward public awareness, edu- ACE CERTIFIED over 20*years in Real Estate on Sanibel & Captiva Visitors & Vacationers will make your endeavor a successful & pleasant experience) cation, research and lobbying for this unique species. (941)472-1511 Welcome 1-800-233-8829 • (941) 472-2902 (eves) 466-9828 International Physical Therapy Wl/f ¥1 /Priscffla Murphy CA# 000014 4301 Sanibel Captiva Rd. •*!"•«*. / Realty, Inc. 395-1097 • 418-5413 MARSHA CLIFFORD 28A » Friday, Dprpmhpr 1 7 ] 997 • ISLANDER '. \ Of The Islands Art Corace Chuck Andrews Barbara Amon Julie Potts Steve Potts Pat Eichenlaub Steve Fisher Chapin - ' t "•;'• "' H\ 5',' THE SANCTUARY Exclusive Kinzie Island canal front home Near beach home. Heated pool, large lot. Top floor corner unit with views down the 18'^ fair- Setting with 105' of unobstructed water with over 3500 s/f of living. 3 bedrooms Asking only $240,000. Call Barbara at way and lake. Western exposure with sunsets every views. Estate parcel w/mature native veg- plus den/office, beautiful gourmet 472-2311. nignt. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, private el- etation. Last of ground level homes on kitchen, raised heated pool & spa for evator access, and covered parking. Being offered West Gulf Drive. Asking $1,050,000. Call $995,000. Call Steve or Julie Potts. FURNISHED for only $550,000. THIS IS A GREAT DEAL! Call Chuck Andrews FISH. Eastwood Landings. 3 bedroom, beautiful pool/spa, Located on large lake in riverside yacht- 3/2 piling home. Upper level master suite Three bedrooms, pool, boat dock and private 30' boat dock & deeded beach access only ing community of Caloosa Yacht & with private sundeck. Spacious living area steps off East Gulf Drive. COMPLETELY FUR- Racquet Club. 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, beach. Priced at $549,000. Furnished. overlooks screen enclosed lanai & pool Call Barbara. NISHED, for only $665,000. Call Steve or Julie family room, den. All for 369,900. Call area. Asking $329,000. Call FISH forshow- Potts. Pat Eichenlaub. ing 472-2311. ^ ," Lovely 3 bedroom, 3 bath garden apartment Do you know where Whisperwood Cove is? If not, then Excellent condition. Freshly painted inside SEE JANE AND DICK IN SEA OATES in exclusive Fiddlesticks Country Club. you should! This private enclave has only S owners and the & out in 1996. Roof is 4 years old. 3 BR/2 Spacious 3 BR/2 bath home with loft. Very Beautifully furnished former model. water views are spectacular. You can build a large, baths. Cathedral ceiling in great room. Ask- high cathedral ceilings. Gourmet kitchen. Call Pat Eichenlaub GROUND LEVEL HOME. We can make you a great deal ing $196,500. Art Corace 472-2311 Fireplace in great room. Clean and bright! on a home and lot package. Take a minute and drive by- $399,900. Art Corace. Take Periwinkle Way to Dixie Beach Boulevard, and Whisperwood Cove is just before Albatross! Call Chuck Andrews ti Sanibel Captiva Sanibel & Captiva Theater J.T. Smith, right, is boosting the Christmas season —Amahl and the Night Visitors opened on Dec. 11, and his Ho, Ho, Ho! the Christmas Show is playing at the Off Broadway Palm Theatre and will have a short Old Schoolhouse Theater run. See page 5B Dining Chef Marwan Kassem of the Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa provides us with some healthy holiday cooking tips. See page 3B Outdoors Dee Serage talks about putting the bay on a nutrient diet. See page 17B Sports There's been lots of golf and tennis action on the islands. See pagel9B INSIDE Island Dining.... 2-3 Nightlife 4 Show Biz .5 What's Playing 8 TV Guide 9-16 Sports".. 19 Fishing 20 Crossword 23 An artist rendering of J.T. Smith as Santa Claus. Graphic by Joe Costa. ;-}•; -2B - Friday, December 12, 1997 • ISLANDER ISLANDER ' Friday, December 12, 1997 • 3B DINE WITH THE THISTLE LODGE DUCK Dining & Entertainment Waterfront Seafood Grille i FABULOUS FOOD Christmas Day Buffet AND A BEAUTIFUL VIEW m Serving Thur. Dec. 25th, 12-7 pm Healthy holiday cooking tips An abundant Selection of fresh homemade breads, fruits, salads, Courtesy of the Sanibel juice instead of its own fatty drip- erator and scoop off the congealed fat, edible garnishes such as spiced cheese and desserts will decorate our festive table Harbour Resort & Spa pings. Before roasting or broiling any fat that rises to the top. Do the same apple rings, a tablespoon of cranberry Entrees Include Food and fun go hand in hand meat or poultry, place it on a rack in with homemade stock. relish or chutney, or decorative fruit during the holidays. But while tradi- a pan so the meat doesn't soak in its • When preparing packaged slices provide more taste satisfaction Prime Rib of Beef • Country Ham tional holiday fare is often high in fat own fat. rice and potato mixes, cut in half the than a sprig of parsley or carrot curls. Seafood Creole • Leg of Lamb and calories, there are some "tricks • Lobsters, scallops and shrimp amount of butter or margarine that • Opt for low-fat, flavor-rich of the trade" that prove you don't are good options for a low-fat holi- the directions call for. Even better, condiments like Dijon or honey mus- have to give up family favorites for day meal — but only if you forego omit the fat entirely. tard, capers, balsamic vinegar, $2.00 OFF the sake of good nutrition. the butter. Dip them in lemon juice • Make low-fat mashed potatoes Worcestershire sauce and salsas. They $18.99 Early Dining $9.99 "With a little creativity, you can instead. -... can compensate for the richness, lost perperson children under 10 by first baking the potatoes, scoop- includes coffee, 12 noon til 1:30 pm cut the fat from your recipes without • If you want a change in pace ing out the flesh and mashing it with when you cut back on fat. tea or soda Christmas Day sacrificing good taste," says Execu- and built-in portion control for your a potato masher or fork. Next, whip • Use flavored vinegars in your tive Chef Marwan Kassem of Sani- holiday fete, try salmon or tuna in evaporated skim milk for a smooth salad dressings. Tarragon, garlic and Call now for reservations bel Harbour Resort & Spa. "And your steaks, Cornish hen or filet mignon. texture. Add seasoning to taste. basil are just a few of the special vin- 472-9200 family will be none the wiser." Prepare one serving per person and • You don't need to give up egars you can purchase or make at Lunch 11:30-2:30 Here are several subtle strate- offer plenty of healthy side dishes like gravy this holiday season. Make a home. Simply drop fresh herbs into Major credit cards accepted grains, salads and vegetables for ev- white wine vinegar, then let it age for Casa Ybel Resort Dinner 5:00-9:30 gies to cut fat and boost flavor in your low-fat version by using chicken eryone to fill up on. at least a week. 2255 W. Gulf Drive, Sanibel Located deep in the heart holiday meals. If you are going to broth or de-fatted turkey drippings, Regular Hours make major changes in a recipe, how- • Up the flavor but not the fat in skim milk and seasonings instead of • When making crumb crusts for 11:30 am - 9:30 pm Sun. Thru Thur. Closed Sundays of downtown Captiva ever, be sure to test it before the day grain dishes like rice, couscous or pan drippings. Or make your favor- pies and other desserts, start with half 11:30 am -10 pm Fri. & Sat. Credit Cards Accepted Directly on the Gulf of your holiday celebration. barley by cooking them in de-fatted ite gravy and separate the fat with a of the margarine your recipe calls for, 472-3434 A Non-smoking Restaurant • When roasting a turkey, baste chicken broth. To de-fat, place a can gravy skimmer before serving. then add only as much fat as you need it with chicken broth or vegetable or two of chicken broth in the refrig- • Make garnishes count. Low- to moisten the crumbs. VISIT OUR PATIO LOUNGE CHRISTMAS DINNER If it Swims in LIVE ENTERTAINMENT , Thurs. December 25th •Casual Waterfront Dining featuring Serving 3:00pjn-9:OOpm • Loose Change Sun.- < if* -if _ mi * v a TB~fc m Florida waters, Seating for large parties Southwest Florida's Best Tues.-Wed. Thurs. Featuring Hank Shapiro at the piano we probably 8:30 -12:30 Offering our entire menu plus the • Tropical Breeze AT THE SANIBEL INN following Fresh Seafood and Steakhouse Reggae Fri .-Sat. GOURMET PASTAS FRESH LOCAL SEAFOOD feature it 9-12:30 BLACK ANGUS BEEF LIVE MAINE LOBSTER Look for Green Channel Marker 11 when coming by boat CHOICE VEAL Serving Fresh Native Seafood, • Dooley/s Dixie Five EARLY BIRD MENU Traditional Roasted Turkey Dixieland Jazz Band BANQUETS & CATERING . CHILDREN'S MENU Grilled Florida CoBia with Happy Hour Serving Shrimp, Beef Night Life Arts Beaches Bar Drum Band from 6-10 p.m. & Grifl • Wednesday through Sunday—The Danny Morgan Band plays from 9 p.m.-l:30 a.m. At Sundial Beach Resort—1451 Middle • Wednesdays—Family Food Fest: clowns, 6-17-18-27-36-40 Gulf Drive 472-4151 A friendly evening of poetry, magicians and jugglers entertain from 5:30- Next week: Est $20 million • Playing Tuesday through Saturday from 9 p.m. Show Biz as 7-11 p.m.—Stephen McMasters and his iorro • Thursdays—A strolling jazz trio is fea- • Monday nights only (except Dec. 22)— island-style music. tured during the dinner hour. Loco's Island Grill itWuz short stories and memoirs Chadwick's Tim Jardas' Crab Races at 6 and 9 p.m. and Cantina The Crow's Nest Island Cinema San-Cap Road at Rabbit Road 395-0245 By FRANK WAGNER John Jones's short story The Web told an as- At South Seas Plantation on the north end At 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive ofCaptiva 472-5111 At Bailey's Center—Periwinkle & Tarpon • 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., Tuesday-Sunday. Frank WAGNER Islander staff writer tounding tale of a marriage drastically affected by 472-5161 Bay Road 472-1701 • Tuesday—Karaoke with Jennifer from Once upon a time — actually it was the evening the every-waking-moment commitment to that new • Mondays—Sparky the DJ from 10 p.m.- • Playing thru Dec. 14—Topper. midnight. • The Rainmaker (R) with Jon Voight & 9 'til close. of Thursday, Dec. 4 — the confines of the Phillips demon with a monitor, the computer. Don Brown read • Thru Dec. 28—Tanqueray Bay Danny DeVito. three delightful poems Remains, Geometry and • Tuesdays—Southwest Florida Steel • New Year's Eve—Soho & John Saloman. • Wednesdays & Thrusdays—The All Is- Gallery in the BIG Arts Center on Dunlop Road • Midnight in the Garden of Good and land Band. seemed a rather special place to be. It was most re- Truckin' and the first half closed with Bob Evil (R) with Kevin Spacey & John • Friday & Saturday—Shakey Ray & Chicago's phenomenal warding and reassuring to be with a large gathering Maxeiner's marvelous two-man character study in a "Kaj^latimagineia^ Cusack. Directed by Clint Eastwood. the Blues Rockers of friendly citizens, in a cracker barrel atmosphere, short story called Beer. Call for times. • Sunday—Live and onstage... The Fan- success was hard listening to Island Writers read their original works The intermission was taken up with refresh- Jacaranda Patio tastic Oyster Band. ... especially when one realized that not too far away, ments, comments pro and con (mostly pro) about the Riviera at the Community Association on Periwinkle Way, readings, but primarily with a vast concern for the Lounge 2761 West Gulf Drive 472-1141 earned (Part I) the island's theatrical World War III gathering was difficulty in hearing. A part of this must be squarely Next to the car wash—1223 Periwinkle • Nightly 6:30 to close—Dan Tudor simultaneously being whipped into an even greater placed on the sound equipment that was used, and Way • 472-1771 (weekdays) or Charles Coughlin triumphant frenzy for their final moments of an ex- the other part on the inexperience of the reader in • Playing Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, using the magical device. A great many said they (Sundays) at the piano. he national tour of the fabulous hit pected victory. Thursday—Loose Change, a top 40s duo. The writer's evening was called Accidental had literally turned their hearing aids up to frenzy FREE DELIVERY 472-1023 • Fridays & Saturdays—Tropical Breeze; Portofino musical Chicago will be launched and still couldn't hear much of what had been read. 472-3010 a popular local reggae group. at 8 p.m. tonight, Dec. 12, at the Encounters and proved to be a fascinating melange At the Sanibel Inn—937 East Gulf Drive T of styles, subject matter and reading personalities. The second half began with the battle of the .71 472-0494 Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall. This This Week's Feature: , $2-29 Legends Ear & Grill revival boasts six Drama Desk awards, five The evening began with Ben Fuller's short memoir, sound system, replacement of batteries and many OPEN Chicken Alfredo S At Tarwinkles—Corner of Periwinkle & • Fridays & Saturdays from 6:30-10 p.m. — My Trespass in a Nunnery. He charmingly described adjustments. It did seem much better during this sec- Portabella Outer Critics Circle Awards, an award from the 11 amto 11p m , P^|™JANY LARGE!I Tarpon Bay 472-1366 Charles Coughlin at the piano. how he got to where he shouldn't have been and how ond segment. 2496 Palrrt Ridge Rd.(Wext to Subway) • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Satur- Sanibel island New York Drama Critics Circle, and six Tonys, I INCLUDES GARLIC BREAD I '** PIZZA including 1997 Best Choreography by Ann he tried to camouflage his presence when spied by a Gil Bursley open the second half with a memoir r WINNER |wMT»nl I day—Two Faced Moon from 9 p.m.- 19W "Bat Km in Lw County" • PICK-UPS ONLY MUSEI • PICK-UPS ONLY MUEt Comedy Club beautiful young novice. He ended with a rumination Lily, a vivid recollection of times, persons and places in I MENTIOENTIO N COUPOCOUPON WHWHEE N II MENTION COUPOMUNE Reinking. TJtefthMdu Win MENTION COUPON 12:30 a.m. 18OT Taste of the Islands PLACING ORDER I At Loco's on San-Cap Road 472-8833 about whether the young girl's life might not have Greece. Berdenna Thompson children's story A Flea WHEN PLACING ORDER • Friday & Saturday nights—Karaoke Chicago's success was not easily attained. | *Tmte of the Taste Award" Expires 12/18/97 •Thru Dec. 14 at 9 p.m.—The one, the been better in the hustle and bustle of the outside on A Fly on A Bear s Nose began as great fun, but as the I Expires 12/18/97 I with Mellie at 9 p.m. Broadway's reliable soothsayers explain that in only, the inimitable SPANKY. world rather than in the confines of this restricted reading progressed I felt the need for illustrations to the '60s, Gwen Verdon, one of Broadway's support and further explain what the text was saying. brightest musical stars, had approached author way of life. Sylvia Bernstein read three poems: The Pink Peter Hilger's motorcycle adventures are al- Maurine Dallas Watkins, who had written the ways interesting. There is a vivid recall of theiiasy original Chicago in 1926, for the rights to do a House, How Novel It is and Speculation. In one she reached the sage conclusion that all is right when Rider era and a dash of that constant exploration of musical treatment of her play. It had been a 1927 self and soul. black and white ^silent movie and remade, with the heart, stomach and mind agree. sound, in 1942 under the title Roxie Hart. Carol Ehrlich's essay's New Viola Joke ex- Dick Jacker ended the evening with four po- plained some of the jokes made about the existing ems: In The Gift Gallery, Hill Vision, Wineskin and Watkins, who, to the best of my knowl- At Breakfast. Abit of nostalgia, a witty sense of hu- edge was living on the east coast of Florida at shapeand manner of playing the instrument known the time, refused to grant the rights to Verdon. as the viola. She then conjectured about the com- mor and some spoon fed chaos were featured in 1100 PARVIEW DRIVE She explained that the characters in her story ments to be made when the viola, with a completely Jacker's work. were really not nice people; in fact, they were new look and shape, is thrust upon the unsuspecting Keep checking for the next Writer's Read pro- BEACHVIEW more than a bit sleazy. She felt she had been world and the sacrificial violist. gram. It will be sometime in March. INN * Overlooking JV Beachview Golf Course! 472-4394 betrayed by the film adaptations, which had ParviewPr.^T, candy-coated them, and was afraid that in a> iddle Gulf Drive Spirits musical all of the characters would be given Ho! Ho! Ho! The Show goody-two-shoes treatment. * NOW To Verdon's great surprise, shortly after BREAKFAST! * Watkins' death, she was notified that the author's is jolly-holiday fare will specified that the rights for a musical treat- & ment of her play were to be granted to none other By FRANK WAGNER than Broadway's favorite red-haired dancing Islander staff writer NEW ON THE MENU !!» star, Gwen Verdon. J.T. Smith's original As soon as the good news was received, seasonal revue, Ho!Ho! Ho! Verdon and her husband, legendary choreogra- The Christmas Show, is cur- pher-director Bob Fosse, started to work on the rently playing in the Off NEW YORK STEAK HOUSE ITEMS project. First it was decided that the score would Broadway Palm Theatre (lo- be done by John Kander (music) and Fred Ebb cated in the Broadway Palm • 20 02. Bone-In New York Strip with Creamed Spinach & Home Fries - $21.9.5 (lyrics), the top-flight song-writing team who Dinner Theatre). It can eas- had written the original Broadway score for ily be said it fits into the room • Stacked Pork Chop with Creamed Spinach & Mashed Potatoes - $15.95 Cabaret, and had worked with Fosse on the as snug as a Christmas bug award-winning screen version. Fosse also had in a holiday rug. This small Sliced Steak Tidbits on Garlic Bread with BBQ Sauce & Mozzarella Cheese & Fries - $13.95 worked with them on the Emmy-winning tele- black box theater is condu- vision show, Liza with a Zs starring Liza cive to enjoying a production • Horseradish Crusted Salmon, Swordfish or Mahi-Mahi-$17.95 Minnelli. as if you were attending a The book was to be done by Ebb, Fosse huge party given in your Enjoy our Chefs Specials from Executive Chef Mike Patnode (formerly of Sunshine Cafe) and Herb Gardner and the stars would be honor. Verdon, Chita Rivera and Jerry Orbach, with The five entertainers and Mike Price (formerly of Justin's Steak HW jn Nm> York). Mary McCarty and Barney Martin. (Continued, page 8B) J.T. Smith will also be presenting Amahl and the Night Visitors - -at the Old (Continued, page 7) Schoolhouse Theater on Sanibel —beginning this week. 6B - Friday, December 12, 1997 'ISLANDER ISLANDER • Friday, December 12, 1997 • 7B ARTS LEISURE ARTS & LEISURE Renowned pianist in Benjamin Saver's new book, The Most Donald Walker in Wanted Piano Teachers in America. Works by Sanlbef- Critics from around the world have Captiva Art League Concert at BIG Arts had these words of praise for this mag- Out 'n About with Frank Wagner Donald Walker, the brilliant Ameri- In Sanibel library nificent artist: The London Telegraph: pure platinum. Her forms on either side holding six musi- A thoroughly can pianist, has an enviable record of per- "The musicianship and easy facility of Exhibit cians, who during the evening more formance in solo technical prowess is entertaining Holiday Donald Walker gave a refreshing air of something quite spe- than proved their excellence, and two recitals and with spontaneity to his programme;" Berlin's Members of the Sanibel-Cap- rather distant wriggling female figures Concert at iVSann Hail orchestras in the cial and, each time I The holiday concert given by the Die Welt, "His virtuosity permits him an tiva Art League have paintings on see her, she accom- in black outfits and blonde hair who United States, Eu- effortless mastery of all degrees of diffi- exhibit at the Sanibel Public Library, served as back-up singers. Southwest Florida Symphony Orches- rope, Israel, and plishes another se- tra, conducted by Maestro Paul Nadler culty as well as the realization of his 770 Dunlop Road, next to City Hall. ries of difficult steps Humperdinck entered to a hearty Morocco. He will musical intentions. ... One could almost The exhibit may be seen during regu- round of applause and, after he sang // and the Chorus, conducted by Edwin be returning from and impossible feats. R. Taylor, always acts as a musical speak of a Walker Style;" Zurich's Neue lar library hours in December. Some She was part- / Would Love You More, Blue Spanish an extended tour lurcher Zeitung: "Complete fascination of the paintings in the exhibit depict Eyes and Ain't Nuttin a Little Love send-off for the holiday season. The of Thailand to nered with her hus- programming includes many seasonal ... beautiful nuances of touch and sound local scenes in oil or watercolor done band, Franklin Ga- Won't Cure, it was most apparent that play his concert at ... breathtaking virtuosity." during the weekly paint-outs. Sanibel Librarian Wendy Veltz he was in excellent voice, as charming favorites, (some with new and unusual Schein Perfor- hangs Alice Loomis' oil painting, mero. He is a master- arrangements that make for an inter- Donald Walker in Concert is one Big House on Captiva. ful performer and, in as ever, but not thrilled by the applause. mance Hall in the Donald Walker BIG Arts Great Performance Series con- He informed the audience that his com- esting variety), the inevitable sing- BIG Arts Center his solo variation, along and a general feeling of impend- cert you won't want to miss. Tickets are quire a serious and rather lengthy com- Kenny G In Concert did a series of fast pany had been on the road for a month, on Sanibel at 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13. $20 each and available at Bailey's Gen- was, naturally, tired, but they were do- ing excitement for the time of peace mitment. For that reason, Artistic Direc- The Nutcracker dazzled turns in second posi- on earth and good will toward men. Walker is a native of Virginia and eral Store and at the BIG Arts Center, 900 at The Phil tion intermixed with ing the best that they could (believe me began his musical career as a member of tor Robert Cacioppo will consider rotat- A very special addition to The Dunlop Road (next to City Hall). For fur- ing two actors in the minister's role. By FRANK WAGNER back attitude turns that caused instant there was no need for such explanation Maestro Nadler was in unusually the Apollo Boys' Choir. He earned his ther information call 395-0900. Phil's 1997-'98 schedule of events will applause. as things were going splendidly). He good spirits and conducted with his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees Rehearsals begin on Dec. 29 on be a one-night concert by jazz saxophone [slander staff writer usual verve and expertise. He even Pirate Playhouse needs Sanibel; the show opens Jan. 23 and runs The audience was filled with finished his confessions, then informed from Juillard and then pursued doctoral sensation Kenny G. on Thursday, Jan. 1 us, "Applause is the food of the artist, added an extra dash of musical spice studies at Indiana University. While at- actor for role in To Kill a through Feb. 21, with performances He is one of the most acclaimed jazz art- young children in their Sunday best. as an early Christmas bonus for the au- Monday through Saturday evenings and George Balanchines They all looked freshly scrubbed, and we shouldn't starve him to death." tending Juillard, he was the recipient of Mockingbird ists of the past decade, a multi-platinum- The Nutcracker Is a Now that might be a fine line for a Las dience. This was especially noticeable the Musical Arts Foundation Award, the A middle-aged, black man is needed Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. selling superstar. He also is a recent tumble-dried and, yes, visions of Sugar in the apparent glee with which he con- The person, or persons, who play Rev- Plums did dance in their heads. Isn't Vegas crowd, but it didn't score with Hirschfeld Foundation Award and the to play Reverend Sykes in the upcoming Guinness Book of World Records win- holiday dazzier the Naples audience. ducted the orchestra and chorus in erend Sykes will receive a salary. George Balanchine's The Nut- that what the holidays are all about? Harriet Cohen International Piano Medal. production of To Kill A Mockingbird at ner for holding an E flat on his saxophone In spite of that, he eventually won Craig Courtney'sMusicological Jour- Not only does Walker have an im- the Pirate Playhouse. Actors who are interested in audi- for 45 minutes and 47 seconds. The pitch cracker as performed by Edward ney Through the 12 Days of Christmas. tioning should call Cacioppo in the the- Villella's Miami City Ballet is the de- the audience over. His impersonations pressive performance reputation, he has Thoughtful and wise, the Reverend remained consistent and the volume did Hyitiperdincik does a of Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Elvis Each day was interpreted in the style achieved an equally distinguished career Sykes cares for the Finch children while atre administrative offices, 472-4109, to not vary more than 5 decibels in either fining holiday presentation. The danc- of a famous composer which included, schedule an appointment. For informa- ing, the orchestra, the scenery, the cos- winning, but strangely Presley and especially Julio Inglesias in teaching. He is in great demand for their father is in the courtroom. Although direction. were winners. He thrilled the crowd as among others, Beethoven, Wagner, master classes and lectures through the he has fewer than 20 lines in three short tion about tickets and show times, please tumes, the lighting, the entire produc- paced show Offenbach, and Strauss. The 12th day call the box office at 472-0006. Tickets for Kenny G in Concert are he sang a group of hit recordings, of United States and was recently included scenes, rehearsals and performances re- currently on sale for $75. Call (800) 597- tion is akin to being turned loose in a Unfortunately, a mildly offensive was a rousing tribute to Sousa's Stars massive, magic wonderland. and not extremely funny opening which there were many, such as Lonely The Three Folktales 1900 for reservations or further informa- Is A Man Without Love, After the Lov- and Stripes Forever. puppet show at the tion. The first act busied itself with the comic, Zachary Fingerhut (remember Selections from Handel's Judas the name and run in the opposite di- ing and Please Release Me. His sing- Sanibel Public Library The Best Holiday Show welcoming of the guests and all of the ing was interspersed with a few fun sto- Maccabeus featured the chorus, or- fun-filled happenings at the party. We rection at the very mention of his name) chestra and soloists plus a couple of The Sanibel Puppet Guild of the A unique exhibit currently at the got the Engelbert Humperdinck Show ries, vocals by his daughter, Louise became acquainted with Drosselmeier Dorsey, A Walk in the Winter Wonder- super-bloopers from the French Horn Sanibel Public Library presents three Lee County Alliance of the Arts, located and his special gifts, Columbine, Har- off to a shaky puppet shows — The Gunnywolf, Fox at 10091 McGregor Blvd., features origi- land with the two back-up singers and section. America's favorite lequin, and the soldier. We were al- start at The Phil One of the surprise hits of the Tale, and Crictor—in two performances nal handmade and treasured collectible on Tuesday, the introduction of his orchestra leader. lowed to witness the fight between the But it seemed rather strange, almost evening was the Jubilate Handbells. This holiday classic is now a of The Three Folktales. Performances art items." Nutcracker and his soldiers, the mice Dec. 2. will be at 7 p.m. Monday Dec. 15 and Most of the fine art and crafts on rude, that he did not introduce the other talented group of bell ringers performed musical. MeetQeorge and the Mouse King, then spirited away The mo- musicians. Each one of them was an an awesome and emotional bing-bonging 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 17. The display are works by talented Alliance to'the land of sweets among the danc- mentum of the puppet shows' main appeal will be for artists and Southwest Florida artisans. extremely gifted performer, especially and ding-donging rendition of Sleigh Bailey and his guardian ing snow flakes with Clara and her evening was Ride, GodRest Ye Merry Gentlemen and children who are preschool to Grade 3. The exhibit will continue through the saxophone player, who also played angel as Qeorge finds out Prince Charming. stopped in its guitar and synthesizer. JingleBells. They recei'ea an extended, Joan Knowland, the featured pup- Dec. 19. The Frizzell Gallery of Fine Art tracks by a 15- The second act opened with the The current act seemed to move enthusiastic round of applause- what the world would have peteer, will be assisted by Kitty Kern. is open Monday through Friday from 9 lovely parade of the 12 little angels minute inter- Montgomery Torres, a news anchor Richard Schre.ck will serve as Audio a.m. to 5 p.m. and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on mission after on a start-and-stop basis. Nothing been like without him, with candles. The movements are ever truly built to a performance on Channel 2/NBC, did a most winning Consultant and will be the voice for the Saturdays. For further information, call simple, the patterns are pretty and the comic's job of reading, to interpretative musical THE MUSICAL Gunnywolf. 939-2787. Humperdinck peak. But obviously the audience at r Tickets $18 - $35 people on and off stage were wreathed wearing, 30- backgrounds, the beloved ' was the For additional information please Broadway Palm Gallery minute segment that opened the the Phil was most impressed. They in smiles of joy. This act was filled with couldn't wait to leap to their feet to Night Before Christmas A reading of tb's contact Dee Squillace at 472-2483. has new holiday exhibit variations danced by Hot Chocolate, evening's entertainment. There was a sort heightens an audience's appreciation Easy Holiday stunned silence, then a bit of mutter- give him a standing ovation. Taking 1380 Colonial Boulevard When attending either production, Coffee, Tea, Marzipan, Mother everything into consideration, when done by a well-known individual rocicfujct Entertaining with Commedia, Candy Cane, Dew Drop ing as a few brave souls in the audi- who fortunately happens to be profes- Fort Myers, Florida Wonderful Life! The Musical on the ence headed toward the lobby for an Humperdinck is a fine entertainer, B llciifrt ~:|! Broadway Palm main stage or J.T. and the Sugar Plum Fairy and her sional, personable, speaks well and 9T DINNER " (941) 278-4422 Tarwinkies Chef Robert early bit of liquid refreshment. The with a three-and-a-half-octave range w TUEITDt Cavalier, who danced the grand pas de knows-a bit about music. www.brbadwaypalm.com Chef Robert Ahrens, Tarwinkle's Smith's Ho! Ho! Ho! The Christmas and a super talent for singing roman- deux for the finale. warning bells to reconvene were This year the usual time devoted renowned chef, is offering a class in how Show in the Off Broadway Palm, be cer- sounded and amazingly, everyone re- tic songs. He also has a wicked sense to prepare quick, easy, beautiful and ar- tain to spend a little time assessing the The Sugar Plum Fairy was of humor when he heads in that di- to getting the children in the audience Coming "December 30 - February 21 danced with impeccable technical vir- turned to their seats (it was a sold-out up on stage for a sleigh-bell ringing ses- tistic Christmas goodies for the holidays. work of artists Tony Puglisi and Brenda house). rection. Suggestion: Get rid of the Rodgers and Hammerstein's The cost is $18 which includes instruc- Sherman now on display. tuosity by the ever amazing and always opening act, then concentrate on the sion, and or some other divertissements, Puglisi, an award-winning artist entertaining Iliana Lopez. Her pointes The curtain lifted, revealing a cumulative impact of the show as a may have been missed by some,,but it tion and a fantastic meal with selected center entrance ramp for the star, plat- timeless tale of love during beverages, including wine. from Cape Coral, is featured in an ex- are tipped with gold and her smile is whole. did make for a much more concise and wartime. Sing along to Some The class will be held from 11:30 hibit entitledNewYork to Paris via South- well programmed Holiday Concert. Enchanted Evening, Bali Ha'i, a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 16. westFlorida. While you're there you might as Sherman's unique egg sculptures Show Biz, from 5B I'm in Love with a are carefully created with a 300,000 rpm well sign up for the class Chef Robert individuals — not just one, but a stage full of them? Fosse had tied himself into Wonderful Guy and more! calls Hearty Winter Fare that will also drill, then bleached and sealed with a Things progressed nicely. The chorus of Fosse-trained and -brained danc- be taught in Tarwinkle's back dining number of colors and finishes. ers were chosen and in rehearsal when disaster struck. During the very first a theme called A Musical Vaudeville. Would that staging restriction hamper Tickets $18 - $35 room on Tuesday, January 6 at 11:30 a.m. The Sherman-Puglisi exhibit can week Fosse had a heart attack, underwent surgery, and rehearsals were sus- Fosse's creativity or heighten it? The price is $18. be seen through Dec. 27 at the Broad- pended for three months. Once rehearsals resumed, the usual chaos followed Next week: The opening, the original critical assessment, Minnelli saves Class sizes are limited, so sign up way Palm Art Gallery, 1380 Colonial the company into the out-of-town tryouts. For many reasons, Chicago was not the day, and a New York City Center bare-bones staging that sparked the 1996- Palmes now by calling 395-0900. Blvd. an easy show to like. True to Watkins' original depictions, the characters were a '97 sensational Broadway revival which has become a national and interna- seedy bunch with few redeeming features except talent. tional hit. How would the New York critics and audiences react to these unsavory ISLANDER • Friday, December 12, 1997 • 9B 8B • Friday, December I 2, 1997 - ISLANDER BIG Arts office hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. price is $18. Matinees alternate Wednes- Monday through Friday. The Phillips Gal- days or Thursdays and Saturdays or Sun- SANIBEL & lery is open daily from 1-4 p.m. FORT days. Call (941) 278-4422. Off Broadway Palm Theatre (inside the Schein Performance Hall Dinner Theatre) Great Performance Series: J.T. Smith's holiday caper, Ho! Ho! CAPTIVA Coming attraction: MYERS Ho! The Christmas Show, is currently Donald Walker In Concert, re- putting audiences in a jolly-holly mood Pirate Playhouse nowned pianist, teacher and composi- Barbara B. Mann for the holidays. It plays through Dec. 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 tion judge. This highly acclaimed art- Performing Arts Hal§ 21. Tickets are $30 (dinner &show) $17 Camping with Henry and Tom, by ist plays with a virtuosity which per- 8099 College Parkway 481- (show only). Call 278-4422 for informa- Mark S. Germain, was the winner of Best mits him "an effortless mastery of all 4849 tion and reservations. Off Broadway Play of 1995 and is currently degrees of difficulty as well as the re- Chicago — The Drop-Dead Broad- Claibourne & Ned captivating local audiences. You too can join alization of his musical intentions." way Musical launches its national tour Television Listings For December 12, thru December 18, 1997 President Warren Harding on a camping trip 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13. Single tick- at Mann Hall. It is the hottest Broadway, Foulcfs Theater with Henry Ford and Thomas Edison and ets are $20 and can be purchased at national, and international musical cur- McGregor at Royal Palm Square watch the sparks fly. Tickets are $25 for rently playing. Chicago boasts six • 939-2787 evening performances and $20 for matinees. Bailey's and the BIG Arts Center. For information call 395-0900. Drama Desk awards, five Outer Critics Coming attraction: (Closes Saturday, Dec. 13). Circle Awards, an award from the New Bill Taylor's Theatre Conspiracy Coining attraction: Sanibel Public Library York Drama Critics Circle, and six production of Come Back to the Five and John van Druten's Bell, Book and SuND AY T UESDAY 770 Dunlop Road 472-2483 Tonys, including 1997 Best Choreogra- Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean by Ed Candle, a bewitching romance, opens at 8 Exhibits for December: Wind-up toys phy by Ann Reinking. Tickets are $50, Graczyk. The play describes the 20-year p.m. Friday, Dec. 19 and plays through Jan. and various Christmas items will be on $40, and $30. Performance schedule: 8 reunion of the Disciples of James Dean. 17. Call 472-0006 for reservations and fur- display for the holiday season. p.m. Friday, Saturday, Dec. 12-13, and 2 Opening night is Thursday, Jan. 15 at 8 ther information. Visa and MasterCard ac- The library's Sanibel Puppet p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 13-14. p.m. Call 936-3239 for early reservations cepted. Guild will give two puppet perfor- For reservations call the Mann Hall Box and further information. Congress Jewelers Play Reading Series: mances of The Three Folktales, (The Office, 481-4849, or any TicketMaster Peter SagaPs Denial concerns itself Gunnywold, Fox Tale and Crictor) at the location at (941) 334-3309. with a professor, dedicated to convincing library on 770 Dunlop Road. Times: 7 Coming attraction: the world that the Holocaust was a Jewish NAPLES p.m. Monday, Dec. 15 and 10:30 a.m. Roger Whittaker Family Christ- hoax, and the lawyer who defends him. The Wednesday, Dec. 17. The show will Naples Philharmonic reading is directed by Alex Dmetriev who mas. The internationally acclaimed appeal to children, preschool to Grade 3. songwriter/entertainer celebrated 30 Center directed last year's playhouse hit, The Im- Admisson is free. portance of Being Earnest. 7 p.m. (Note years of show business in 1992 and is 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. (800) 597- Winter Hours: Monday and Thursday: 9 still entertaining to sold-out crowds. early curtain time) Sunday, Dec. 28. Tick- a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and 1900 ets are $15. Make your reservations early for shows Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday — 9 a.m. at 7:30 p.m. (Note early curtain) on to 5 p.m. Hahn Plays Shostakovich — The Old Schoolhouse Wednesday, Dec. 17 and Thursday, Dec. Naples Philharmonic Classical Concert Theater Sanibel Music Festival 18. Tickets are $36, $32.50, $23.50, $19. II with Maestro Christopher Seaman 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 336-7999 Broadway Palm conducting. Guest artist is violinist Gian-Carlo Menotti's Amahl and the Seats for next season's Sanibel Music Dinner Theatre Hilary Hahn. 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 12 and Night Visitors opened on Dec. 11 and plays Festival's Wednesday and Saturday night Saturday, Dec. 13. Tickets: $35 for 8 performances only. Performance sched- concerts in March, 1998, are now available. 1380 Colonial Blvd. 278- adults. ule: 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Van Cliburn Gold Medalist John Nakamatsu 4422 Broadway Kids — These experi- Dec. 12-13 & 18-19-20 with 2 p.m. mati- will appear in a solo concert on Wednesday, Wonderful Life! The Musical plays enced, vibrant and energetic Broadway nees Sunday, Dec. 14 and 21. Seats for all March 11, and Van Cliburn Silver Medalist through Dec. 27. This touching and time- Kids have vast experience in roles in performances are $12. Yakov Kasman will appear with the Parisii less Christmas Eve journey is based on Annie, Tommy and others. They have also the classic film, It's A Wonderful Life, di- BIG Arts Center String Quartet on Wednesday, March 18. appeared at The White House and at Lin- Reservations can also be made for the rected by Frank Capra. It starred Jimmy coln Center. 5 p.m. (Note early curtain 900DunlopRd. 395-0900 12th season's inaugural special event, An Stewart and Donna Reed. Tickets for din- Sunday on ABC, LeAnn Rimes (right) makes her act- The holiday festivities in Jack's (George Segal) office Phillips Gallery time) Sunday, Dec 14. $22 (adults), $11 ing debut in the semiautobiographical Holiday in hit a snag after Maya (Laura San Giacomo) gets a gift Evening with Kitty Carlisle Hart, on Wednes- ner and the show are $32 Sunday through (students). A Secret Place, the 1997 BIG Arts day, March 4. This is a non-subscription con- Friday evenings; $35 for Saturday eve- Your Heart. Bernadette Peters also stars. for the custodian In Just Shoot Me Tuesday on NBC. Theme Show is the current exhibit. nings; and $29 for matinees. Show-only Happy Holiday Pops! with the cert and tickets are $20. Please call 336-7999 Naples Philharmonic and the Philhar- for further information and reservations. monic Center Chorale. Erich Kunzel, principal pops conductor, James Cochran, chorale director, and Daniel Ho, Ho, Ho, from 5B Narducci, guest baritone. 8 p.m. Thurs- who are giving the party are: Seth The Magical Kingdom of Claus to kick off your good spirits for the day, Friday, Saturday, Dec. 18-19-20; 7 Abrahms, Jennifer, Monica "Moe" is a new addition to this year's program holiday, don't forget J.T. Smith's sea- p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21, plus 2 p.m. mati- Heuser., Jeff March and the high-spir- line-up. It will reach its full potential sonal party-time revue Ho! Ho! Ho! nees on Saturday, Dec. 20 and Sunday, ited musical director Brian Pia who ac- once the company has played it for a The Christmas Show at The Off Broad- Dec. 21. $30 (adults); and $15 (student). companies and performs from the pi- few more performances. way Palm, 1380 Colonial Boulevard. The Philharmonic Galleries are ano. Everyone gets into the spirit of Act I ended with the Jingle Bell It plays through Dec. 21. The number open for the season with an exhibition FOLLOW THE FOUR STARS TO CAPTIVA the evening with the 12 Days of Christ- Tribute. You'll get no more from me to call for reservations is 278-4422. of works by noted British sculptor Phillip mas Singalong which is placed at the about the number except a guarantee You have the choice of dinner and Jackson. Opening Dec. 12 and remain- Winner of the Wine Spectator Award top of the show for that very reason. that you'll love it. show or show only. ing through Jan. 17 is Larry Rivers: The f of Excellence. A casual & intimate Each day had its own cheerleader and Act II moves along at the same Please note: This is the same Artists in His Labyrinth and A Golden Age: Old Master Prints, which includes Jour star gourmet delight the competition was frantic, funny and swift, witty pace and featured several company that will play Ho! Ho! Ho! the etchings, engravings and woodcuts cut-throat. of J.T.'s clever treatments of holiday The Christmas Show at the Old of such artists as Francisco Goya, Will- Abrahms, Heuser and March ex- standards. Before you knew it the com- Schoolhouse Theater on Periwinkle iam Hogarth, Jacques Callot and Dinner from 5.-00 till closing. plained whey they AIM 't Gettin 'Nuttin' pany was into the finale, a sweet vocal opening on Dec. 22 and playing Albrecht Durer. 7 days a week. for Christmas. Pia accompanied them arrangement by J.T. of Silent Night and through Dec. 27 (7 shows only). You while playing the piano seated on the Oh, Holy Night. can make reservations now by calling For reservations call: stage floor and easily managed to re- If you're looking for an ideal spot 472-6862. semble Linus. 395-1142 1506 Andy Rosse Lane Closed Christmas Day Captiva Island 11B Bargain Matinees AH Shows Starting Before 6 PM WHERE'S THE LIQUOR? S ( ) Shows Fri & SaSatt 10% OFF CASE In Focus In Focus www.regalcinerrtas.com Night Only PURCHASES OF WINE Liquor Store cobb BELL TOWER 20 Alexandra Paul (Baywatch) takes time Jena Malone delivers a poignant performance as a brave girl Hour s a m m out from her acting schedule to compete in US 41 South .#936-8680 ©# flie l¥md&" . A . ;!°P *=Nb Passes or Discounts AccepteAld l CORKSCREW OR BEVERAGE WRENCH this year's Ironman Triathlon, held in determined to find a happy home in Ellen Foster. 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With residential ar- maintenance free zone landward of your seawall in this constellation that William Herschel dis- eas replacing mangrove and hardwood forests that could be a 10 to 50 foot deep planting of beach plants covered Uranus in 1781 and also where Claude slowed and filtered stormwater before it entered the like sea oats and dune sunflowers where no irriga- Tombaugh discovered Pluto in 1930. Gemini estuary, we must now make sure that rain and irri- tion, fertilizers or pesticides are needed and are never Leave Only Your Footprints Take Only Memories holds many "gems" to view this month. gation water from our yards and neighborhoods re- applied. The two main stars of Gemini are Caster turn to the bay free of excess nutrients and pollut- As one of the Bay Initiatives, Project Water and Pollux (the heads of the twins), and they can ants. From our windows on the water, we stand as Works will design and coordinate the plantings of easily be spotted in the east around 9 p.m. Pollux stewards of the more than 50,000 acres of seagrass these maintenance free zones. Neighbors could work is the same color and temperature as our sun, but meadows below the shallow bay waters in Lee together to design a beach-like planting that would is much more luminous because of its size. In County. be a unifying feature of the neighborhood's effort to 1802 Herschel discovered a binary system in While seagrass and lawn grass are related, if protect Pine Island Sound. If you would be inter- Check In With Gemini, the first such system ever noted. Castor excess nitrogen from the fertilizer applied to lawns ested as an individual or as a group, please call Dee Food For appears to the unaided eye as a single star, but a ends up in the bay, it can increase algal growth, Serage, 472-1932. If you are interested, but would telescope of moderate power will reveal that it is thereby smothering the seagrass. Algal growth can like for your lawn maintenance to do the work, Wa- • e e actually a three-star system. Even more interest- reduce light penetration to seagrasses. Excess ni- ter Works can provide you with a list of appropriate Entertainment Thought plants. Maybe you would like to be a demonstration ing is the fact that upon closer observation, these trogen can also, through chemical and biological Entertainment® saves you "three" stars are each double star systems, mak- processes, deplete oxygen from the water and cause yard for your neighborhood. By Paul Gaeta ing six stars in all! fish kills. (Dee Serage is coordinator of Project Water up to 50% at over 1,600 An interesting deep sky object in Gemini is According to the University of Florida's Yards Works. For a copy of Common Sense Fertilizer and hotels and resorts across the "Eskimo Nebula," estimated to be 10,000 light and Neighborhood program, fertilizer runoff from Pest Control Guidelines, call her at 472-1932.) the country and around Holiday Baking Tips: years away, and therefore not visible to the na- residential areas is estimated to be responsible for the world. No matter what ked eye. Only with a large telescope and a good • Keep a clean powder puff in the flower canister, handy for dusting the pastry board star map can amateur astronomers find it. PROJECT WATER WORKS your destination or price Between the night of Dec. 13 and the morn- range, you'll find top- • Dust the measuring cup with flour before measuring out molasses ing of the 14th, the annual meteor shower in BAY INITIATIVE name, quality hotels—all • Use the wrapper from butter or margarine to grease the bottom and sides of cake Gemini will be visible. 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WATERS EDGE TO SLOW SEAFOOD EMPORIUM 472-3161 AND FILTER RUNOFF 472-1388 Conner of Tarpon Bay S Periwinkle Way n'W ISLANDER - Friday, December 12, 1997 • 19B 18B « Friday, December 12, 1997 • ISLANDER Sanibel-Captiva Bailey-Matthews Conservation Shell Museum Outdoor activities Location: 3075 Sanibel-Captiva Rd. Foundation Location: 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road, Sports Phone: 395-2233 Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday about one mile west of Tarpon Bay Road. rhone: 472-2329 Admission: $5 adults, age 8-16 $3, age 7 Jolly Holly Daze at the Dynes and under free. Hours of operation:Naiure Center—8:30 On-site offerings: The mission of the mu- a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Native The Dunes Golf and Tennis Club and the 18 hole Ladies seum is to explain seashells and how they Plant Nursery 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays Golf Association held a Jolly Holly Daze invitational Dec. 5. influence the affairs of mankind. Visitors 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sandy Sultar, Lynda Muench, Susan Aronson and Jean learn the important role seashells have Admission: $3 adult Baer shot 114 to pick up first place. played in ecology, medicine, literature, On-site offerings: 10 & 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. Enid Wardell, Nancy Dreissiger, Anita McKean and Pat religion, art and as a food source. Guided Trail Walks Monday through Sat- Moloney walked off with second place, also shooting 114, fol- urday — fee included in admission. SCCF owns over 880 acres, including about 10 lowed by Genie Pilmer, Susan Weis, Judy Spiegel and Mildred Care and different loop walking trails covering 4.5 Hasselmanm, 116, Ginny Reeves, Rose Hackman, Kit Bartley Rehabilitation miles. Environmental and nature displays, and Adrienne Cross, 118, Betty Puff, Syril Rubin, Dee Gilman, nature shop, native plant nursery and au- 118 and Jan Baker, 118, Flo Foaz, Janie Hynes, Margaret Mor- of Wildlife ditorium with scheduled talks and shows. gan and Ginny Fleming, 118, and Whiz Lowden, Ellen Butler, Location: Sanibel-Captiva Road across Beach walks also provided 8:45 a.m. Mary Vernon and Barbara Cassavell, 118. from the Sanibel Elementary School. Thursdays. Congratulations to Mildred Hasselman, a member of the Phone: 472-3644 Hours: 11 a.m. Monday-Friday — presen- Dunes, for making a hole-in-one on #6. tation and tour of facilities. Sanibel Beaches In the member division, Norma Gillespie had the longest Admission: $3 donation requested. Locations: Several public beaches are drive on #16, and Hasselman had closest to the pin on #9. In On-site offerings: CROW is a wildlife available. Your best bet is to stop at the non-member competition, Ellen Butler had the longest drive on The winning team: left to right —Sandy Sultar, Susan clinic whose goal is the rescue, rehabilita- Chamber of Commerce and get a map be- #16, and Agnes McClintock had closest to the pin on #9. Aronson, Jean Baer and Lynda Baer, tion and release of native wildlife. Outdoor fore driving up and down the roads. Bob Meyerdierks won the Men's 70 cages house some permanently injured • The causeway itself is a beautiful walk- singles at the Super Seniors matches. ing and fishing spot. wildlife as well as those still under reha- Marty Gallagher and Carl Stremmel bilitation. Education Pavilion offers exhibit • Lighthouse Beach, on the east end of the Super Senior Tennis and video. island is a historic site. Good shelling, a The Sundial Beach and Tennis Re- captured first place, shooting 54, followed fishing pier, and also a new boardwalk trail sort held the Super Senior Tennis Tour- by Dorell Luce and Bob Myers, second, Horticyftyral Tour called Gnarly Woods — well worth explor- nament this past weekend. 55, and Tyke Wilcox and Ralph Ariss, who SWAT alert ing. • In Men's 60 singles, Ron tied with Jerry Muench and Ray Fenton, Location: Sanibel Moorings, 845 East Gulf • Gulfside City Park — Quiet and woodsy. with both teams shooting 59. To all Swatters — swim practices will be cancelled from Dec. 6 to Phone: 472-4119 Tonidandel of Anna Maria Island defeated • Tarpon Bay Beach — Very accessible to On Dec. 2, the men played a two Jan. 5. During this time there will be "by-appointment-only practices" Time: 10 a.m. Tuesday morning "downtown" Sanibel. Nearby nature walk Edward Gibson, 6-1, 6-3. for those who don't need, or want, a break. Lisa and John will be avail- Admission: Free • In Men's 65 singles, Les Powlin best balls of four match over the back As the cooler weather sets in, alligators won't be quite as visible as durnig the summer. in the Bailey Tract of the J.N. "Ding" Dar- nine. able at different times throughout the holiday vacation. Led by: Kirk Charles, grounds foreman. ling Wildlife Refuge. of St. Pete defeated Dough Manchester Everyone—Have a great holiday and remember: do loads of sit- Meet in front of condo office. • Bowman's Beach — on the way to Cap- of Naples, 7-5,7.-5. The team of Nate Sheckman, Ralph The Moorings has extensive imported and Admission: $5 per car on drive. $1 for biker Offering: Short boat trip with knowledge- Suechting, Wally Rahn and Ralph Waldo ups and push-ups so you will not become a holiday turkey. And remem- tiva. Beautiful expanse of open beach and • In Men's 70 singles, Bob ber not to be a total ham! carefully tended exotic specimens from or hiker. Many alternatives for frequent ref- able guides into Pine Island Sound. trees. blasted 64 for first place, followed by around the world. uge visitors. Meyerdierks of Naples defeated Gene • Turner Beach on Captiva — Limited Russo of Venice, 6-1, 6-1. Jack Harrington, Dorell Luce, Bob Myers On-site offerings: Famous birding area. Ostego Bay parking.Great shelling and fishing.Very and Phil Grace, 65, in second. J.AI. "Ding" Darling Hiking trails, observation tower, fishing, • In Womens 70 singles, Pamela Rae Foundation hazardous undertow which can fool the un- of Naples defeated Gina Reed of Naples, Oones Men '. crabbing. Bike trip or tram tour from Tar- wary — caution. National Wildlife pon Bay Recreation. Location: 718 Fisherman's Wharf on San 7-5,6-3. The Dunes Men's Golf Association Refuge Carlos Island Note: It is against the law to remove live shells from Sanibel waters. • In Men's 60 doubles, Ron played an individual low net tournament Location: Sanibel Captiva Road Natural History Phone: 765-8101 Tonidandel and Edward Gibson defetaed on Dec. 3. Tip Phone: 472-1100 Admission: Donation In A Flight, Bill MacNulty shot 68 Boat Tour On-site offerings: The Ostego Bay Founda- Sanibel Bicycle Club Karl Plath of Naples and Clint Parsons of Hey, don't watch Hours: Wildlife Drive open one hour after. Snaibel, 6-1, 6-2. for first place, followed by Wally Allaire, sunrise to one hour before sunset. Visitor Location: South Seas Plantation tion is an independent, non-profit organiza- Location: The Dunes Country Club Phone: 472-5300 tion dedicated to the understanding, preser- Phone: 472-1397 • In Men's 65 doubles, Len Bunge 70, in second, Dick Hopkins, 71, in third, the ball! Center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday Bruce Sprinkle, 71, in fourth, Steve through Thursday. Drive and Center closed Hours: 4-5:30 p.m. vation and enhancement of the marine envi- Meeting: Meets every Tuesday at 8:30. and Dick Devoe of Naples defeated Roy By TONI HALSKI on Fridays. Cost: $17.50 adults/$10 child 4-12. ronment. Currently, has a marine science Visitors welcome. Anderson of Marco Island and John Reynolds, 72, in fifth, and Wolf Mannion, center; provides boat and kayak tours. Bolmfalk of Sanibel, 6-1,6-2. 72, in sixth. Tennis pro. Sundial Beach • In Men's 70 doubles, Bob In B Flight, Max Friedersdorf & Tennis Resort Meyerdierks and Len Abbot defeated Irv nailed 73 to capture first place, followed "Watch the ball!" It is the most by Bill Arthur, 76, in second, Art Leman, Toni Halski Corverse of Fort Myers and Norm common advice offered. For the Leventhal of Fort Myers, 6-4,6-1. 78, in third, Dick Wilhoit, 79, in fourth, • In Women's 60 doubles, Pauline Bill Currise, 80, in fifth, and Jack Brown, most part, keeping your eye on the tact point, and keep better control Barnett of Bristol, England and Majorie 80, in sixth. ball is crucial to your success in ten- of your head during the shot. Head Grade of Guilford, England, defeated In C Fjlight, Bob Louwers wal- nis, but there are occasions when movement during the swing is one Jamie Owen of Punta Gorda and Marilyn loped a 81 for first place, followed by Skiffington of Naples, 6-3,6-4. Dick Covington, 86, in second, Erhart you do want to take your eyes off of the greatest causes of miss-hit- In "Women's 70 doubles, Pamela Becker, 87, in third, Dick Gadient, 87, in the ball. This occurs after you make ting the ball. So, practice keeping Rae and Gina Reed defeated Elaine fourth, Bill Ford, 89, in fifth, and John actual contact with the ball, until your eyes on the contact point un- Green, 92, in sixth. Sanibel Library Levanthal and Mary Converse, 6-0, 6-2. you finish your follow through. The til the conclusion of your swing Beachview MenS Golf In nine-hole competition, Dick Bird shot 37 and won a score card playoff to reason you want to do this is so you and you will discover the sweet The Beachview Men's Golf Asso- AH ISLAM* WITHIN AM ISLAM* walk home with first place, followed by can keep a better focus on the con- spot of your racket more often. ciation played a two-man scramble over Marty Conroy, 37, in second, and Bill 18 holes Friday, Dec. 5. Craig, 41, in third. To escape the hustle and bustle of the big city of Sanibel you might try an hour or two at your library. It's a quiet place filled with natural light. It's both comfortable and stimulating. Take a few minutes to catch up on your reading 0l&ucd of Proust or learn more about your barrier island environment or just browse through the latest magazines. Whatever f *Bluc '** ee 0 Ribbon % Public Invited you seek, information or reading pleasure, you're sure to find it in your home away from home. You are always •%. Conditions ^ Snack Shop/Lounge Golf Instruction welcome. For more information, call 472-2483. Gordon Lewis Designed 283-5522 11460 Royal Tec Circle • (east of Burnt Store Road) Fully Stocked Pro Shop 27 Hole Champion Course Cape Coral Membership Available Driving Range • Tennis "Where smiling is nQl " handicap!" / st*l 20B « Friday, December 12, 1997 • ISLANDER Sanibel Island Tarpon On the Water Offshore events Hunter's Club, 1997 Open house Dec. 13 The Offshore Sailing School boat, which was anchored 50 feet off Winner: Men's Tarpon Hunter is hosting an afternoon open house On Fishing the beach. My 8-weight fly rod was Saturday, Dec. 13 for those who carefully stored on the boat for just this Keith McMenamy, 6 would like to try their hand at sail- & Shelling kind of occasion. ing and those interesting in find- How come it takes so long to put Winner: Men's Tarpon Hunter (Professional) ing* out more about the school's CAPT. a fly rod together? Things got tangled, Fritz Gisewhite, 22 new Offshore Sailing Club. The the hook caught on something and in open house begins at 2 p.m. at the seconds the school slid out to avoid the Second Place: Men's Tarpon Hunter school's location at South Seas Mike FUERY boat and disappeared. J.R. Ireland, 2 Plantation. I e-mailed my long time fly fish- The afternoon includes a ing partner in San Francisco. He was Third Place: Men's Tarpon Hunter two-hour introductory sailing ses- just back from the Bahamas fishing for sion aboard Offshore's exciting Brian Baugher, 2 new Colage 26's followed by re- bonefish and he was not sympathetic. Ben Corace, 2 "You should of started throwing stuff freshments and hors d'oeuvres. Rare sightings: at them as soon as you saw them." Price for the afternoon is $10 per But, that didn't happen. There Fourth: Men's Tarpon Hunter person. Reservations are required, was too much to watch as they came Chris Clapool, 1 and may be made by calling 454- The Permit swirling up the beach at me. I doubt 1700. There was a tight school of fish but as I stood up high on the sand Anglers pay a lot of money to I'll see that again. Winner: Womens Tarpon Hunter Green Flash Lunch coming towards me, perhaps 100 feet dunes, watching the school come to- catch a permit, but hardly anyone It really doesn't matter all that Joan Baugher, 1 Cruise offshore of Cayo Costa, and the school wards me, it occurred that this was re- comes to Southwest Florida to do it. much. It's the fish you didn't catch was behaving in a peculiar way. On Saturday, Dec. 20, the Offshore Sailing Club will be hosting a ally something new. They schooled al- They fly all over the Caribbean to look which always stick with you. It was my Winner: Doc ICBine Memorial Tarpon Hunter special cruise to the Green Flash restaurant on Captiva. Mullet school into an arrowhead most like tarpon, and indeed in the for them. The fish is considered one of first sighting of the sickle fins. I didn't or bullet-head shape, so I could tell this the most difficult to catch with a fly. Keith McMenamy The cruise departs at 10 a.m. from South Seas Plantation, setting summers along these beaches south of catch a tarpon from the first pod I saw sail for Roosevelt Channel and the Green Flash, Captiva's only bayfront wasn't mullet. Big jacks sometimes the world-famous tarpon pass, Boca (Some great catches have been made and the same goes for a gang of beach come to our shores, but they are ran- with live crabs over the past few years, Second Place: Doc KiineMemorial Hunt restaurant. Grande, it's possible for tarpon come snook I nearly stepped on up on Both new and experienced sailors are welcome. Price, not including dom, slashing feeders, with their school just a few feet off the beaches. however.) Gasparilla Island back in 1970. Craig Schultheis always moving in a definite direction. lunch, is $95 per person. Reservations are required and may be made by Tarpon schools can be delta- The permit looks like a great big The great thing about fishing is calling 454-1700. Sometimes there can be so many jacks shaped or, when mating, in the form of pompano — a very tall-backed, thin the surprises. Fish a northern lake and First Fish of the Year in an offshore school that the water turns a moving circle. The fish I watched fish, silvery as a tarpon. The black whip it's bass, walleye, pike and panfish. Fritz Geiswhite, April 24 (Professional) a greenish yellow, the reflection off then- nearly bumped nervously into each sickle dorsal fin is its trademark. The Here, it could be one of two dozen fish. J.R. Ireland, April 25 (Hunter) backs. other, milling in a pod which moved state and world record for the fish is Not that walleye can't be hard fight- Redfish seem to have a definite north along the beach. That's when I 53.4 pounds — about three times the ers, but I suspect a 15-pound permit leader when they cruise the flats or shal- got the first good look at them. size of the fish I was watching. could probably pull a snowmobile low gulf. A leader redfish will be like What I couldn't make out were So, now the school was due west backwards. Good fishing this week STEVEN CARLSON JUST LISTED! the first flag bearer, then the rest will the funny-looking dorsal fins, but as of me, holding at about 100 feet off- (If you have a comment about crowd in behind, until they are just un- they got closer I could see curious long, shore in the flat, calm, winter morn- Capt. Mike Fuery 's columns, you can GREAT LOCATION! der surface and they push a tell-tale black whip-like fins. Although I'd ing. My shell collectors were far down e-mail him [email protected], or if ATTORNEY AT LAW This Tennis Place unit over- wake which sends major shivers to the never seen one before, from my read- the beach, oblivious to the school of you want to visit his web site, try lucky angler who happens to be wad- ings this had to be a school of permit fish which many anglers would die for. www.sanbiel-online.com I guides I looks the lushly landscaped ing just in front of the school. — I estimated each of them at about I'm not exactly a sprinter any fuery.htm). LAW OFFICE OF pool area. Short walk to ten- The Islands' Community nis or boat docks. New car- I've seen a lot of school feeders, 15 pounds. more, but I took off like a flash for my CARLSON & CARLSON, PC Newspaper Since pet and paint. 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Fishing • sight 19 2:26amH 10:36amL 5:04pmH doubled. 11;18amL 5:40pmH 11:53pmL NO MULTIPLE HOOKS WITH NATURAL BAIT FOR seeing • See North capi 20 3:28amH 6:18pmH 21 4:40amH 12:01pmL REDFISH, TROUT, SNOOK & POMPANO 6:04amH 12:43pmL 6:4SpmH MEASUREMENTS: 'OVERALL LENGTH $TO FORK OF TAIL 22 1:18amL 7:29pmH (941) 482-7403 1-888-482-7403 23 2:28amL 7:38amH 1:25pmL 9:11amH 2:00pmL 8:05pmH LeeMR00036 FULL DAY & HALF DAY RENTALS 24 3:32amL 8:43pmH Fax (941) 454-0055 FISHING LICENSES REQUIRED BY: 25 4:22amL 10;30amH 2:39pmL Collier 34S75C NON-RESIDENTS 16 AND OVER; RESIDENTS FISHING FROM A BOAT 'TWEEN WATERS INN MARINA • 472-6336 ISLANDER;-" 'Friday,-.December-.1.2,. 1.9.97 - ? 2-3B* M" Decertiber' HEALTH Illlllll Urinary Incontinence — the silent problem Crossword f|ff|il|g: Urinary incontinence is a silent stimulated by environmental factors The incontinence sufferer PREMIER CROSSWORD / By DonnaJ. stone Father Christmas problem. It is estimated that 10 to 12 such as the sound or sight of running needs to consume 6 to 8 eight ounce glasses of wa- On Health million Americans suffer from some water. Stress incontinence involves ACROSS 57 TV network escapee 8 Arkin or Ant 51 Apiece Begun" kind of leakage problem. $18 billion periodic uncontrollable leaking with- ter or clear fluids daily at 1 Flair 59 Unisex 106 Placa for 9 Pile up 54 Settle on 89 Tidy regular intervals. Avoid 5 Doris Day jewelry, pictures 10 General the sola 92 "Killer a year is spent nationally on adult dis- out warning or leaking when one refrain nowadays 108 Trattoria Pulaski 58 Sow's Tomatoes" posable diapers and incontinent pads sneezes or coughs or is involved in any sodas and highly sugared Bonnie Clancy is 9 See 7 Down 61 Procures beverage 11 Spirited steed sweetheart sound drinks. Continued activ- 13 Got the 63 Acted like a 111 Singer Sumac 12 Betting setting 60 'The — 93 In favor ol and uncounted others use make-do kind of physical exertion. Mixed incon- the occupational grime out dove 113 Tiffany 13 Made like a Game" 95 Rainbow tinence is the combination of both ity is important. therapist and 19 Dreyfus 66 PC key treasure worm ('65 song) shape solutions to avoid embarrassment. personal trainer at defender 67 Laden 114 End of remark 14 Maui greeting 61 Picnic area 96 Uh-uh stress and urge. A fourth type of incon- Meditation or relax- 20 Begged 69 Witch doctor 123 Salad veggie 15 Venetian- 62 "Der —" 98 Dressmaker's Many people who suffer from leakage International or incontinence problems isolate them- tinence is identified as "functional" ation techniques to reinte- 21 Champion's 70 Leaf part 126 Composer blind parts (Adenauer) need grate the autonomic ner- Physical Therapy mother 74 Middle of Janacek 16 Shack 64 Savor the 99 TVs "Every- selves, limit themselves actively and incontinence . Functional type occurs of Sanibel. If you 22 Treat unfairly remark 127 Carrot or 17 Language sauerbraten body Laves vous system are very help- 23 Regrets 77 Composer parsnip suffix 65 Heredity —'• socially because of the problem, and when the person is unable to make it have any questions 24 Director Nino 128 Notion 18 Frances of letters 101 Fall fashion suffer serious damage to their self es- to the bathroom on time due to physi- ful and there are specific or want more Wertmuller 78 Cochise or 129 Hook's mate "Playboy of 67 Labor leaders 107 Lowell or teem. cal or cognitive limitation. Sometimes exercises that can help to information, 25 Strong — ox Geronimo 130 Fellow Paris" 68 Privy to Madigan re-tone the pelvic muscle 26 Mitch Miller's SO Carves a 131 Czech river 28 Ring counter, 69 Chilly 109 Stage whisper The unfortunate fact is that there the acquisition of a bedside commode please call 395- trademark canyon 132 Casanova's for short powder? 110 When pigs are solutions to incontinence problems is all that's needed to solve this prob- groups. These do not in- 1097. 27 Start of a 81 Decay cry? 29 Bridal path? 70 Peke's perch whistle clude abdominal crunches, remark 83 Nixon's 133 Ward healer? 30 Singer Leslie 71 —Locka, Fla. 112 Socialite Perle that many of these silent sufferers are lem. 31 Printemps Yorkie 134 Soprano 34 Puccini or 72 Barkless 113 Library fixture unaware of. In most cases people can Incontinence is noted mostly in although general strength- follower 84 Tantrum Frances Meyerbeer hound 115 One of The ening of abdominals and 32 The end? 85 '65 Petula 135 Lascivious 35 Eccentric 73 Return Three Sisters" become "dry" or significantly decrease older adults, men with prostate prob- 33 Scottish port Clark hit look 36 Cotton clump address? 116 Film site? incidence in order to resume normal lems and women who have had hys- all trunk muscles should be part of your treat the problem holistically, with 37 David 90 Ending for 136 Tivoli's Villa 37 Actress 75 Leave the 117Hurler exercise regime. Overactive abdomi- lifestyle assessment, behavioral Carradine lunch d'— Capshaw Union Hershiser activities without surgery. terectomies. This problem can also go series 91 Haw's partner DOWN 38 — Major 76 Jeremy of 118 Rod changes, lifestyle changes, and a se- There are basically three types of along with neurological disorders such nal muscles may actually contribute to 41 Contains 92 TV's "—City" 1 Philanthropist 39 Around the "Waterland" 119PouillyFuisse, incontinence problems. ries of exercises. 43 Likeness 94 Pith helmet Cornell corner 79 Artist Holbein for one incontinence and they are stress, urge as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, and 46 Rhoda's mom 95 Beattie or 2 Boor 40 Teri of 82 Cable 120 Bad day for and mixed incontinence. Urge incon- stroke. Readers may be familiar with Rest assured this problem can be 47 Word with Blyth 3 Evelyn's "Tootsie" channel Caesar Kegel exercises that have been pro- addressed. The majority of sufferers rug or code 97 James of brother 41 Eric 84Zrtivago's 121 Wording tinence is a problem involving the Controllable factors in inconti- 48 Skulk "Wall Street" 4 TV's "— Cartwright portrayer 122 Do more than bladder and autonomic nervous sys- nence are fluid intake, exercise and moted in the past as a magic cure for achieve significant to total relief with 50 Shot another 100 Preserve a Bridges" 42 Leather- 85 Forgo the dislike urinary incontinence. Although Kegel therapy. The first step is to go to your version petunia** 5 Separation worker's tool fettuccine 123Wallachor tem; it is recognized by a sudden in- mobility, caffeine and alcohol intake. 52 Recipe word 102 Etna ooze 6 Beethoven's 44 Professions 86 Commuter's Whitney tense desire to go to the bathroom, Not surprisingly, incontinence can be exercises are an important part of most doctor to see if you are a candidate, 53 Autocrats 103 Scott's The "Fur—" 45 Pays or charge 124 Palindromic continence programs, Kegels alone then seek a therapist who specializes 55 Land in the sea — Quartet" 7 With P Across, Plummet 87 Autumn name which occurs several times a day and at least in part, effectively addressed 56 Highlander's 104 Fight site airport 49 Gymnast birth stone 125 Banned by repeated desires to go, but not be- by limiting alcohol and caffeine intake. have not proven an effective and per- in incontinence therapy. hat 105 Sodom convenience Cathy 88"— Only Just pesticide ing able to do much when you get to Many people who suffer incontinence manent treatment for most types of uri- the toilet. This type is frequently tend to limit fluids. This is a mistake. nary incontinence. The best therapies WE HAVE MOVED TO OUR NEW :;: -A > •; 1201 Jsl&^iii*Biiliii^ DON'T FEED US'' mmm. CLUB CALENDAR OME OF THE 99'< AL-ANON meets Friday noon, Tuesdays 8:30 am and 8 pm at Sanibel Community Church. SQ. FT. CERAMIC TILE_ AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION. Meets for dinner & business at 5:30 p.m. on the 2nd Tues. of every M CBN'T BE DOMEfTICUTED... INSTALLATION **_ month at The Sundial Beach & Tennis Resort. Reservations must be made by Wed. prior to the Tues. meerjng.For reservations and member info, call Nancy Barnes, 472-4437. AMERICAN LEGION,SANIBEL-CAPTIVAPOST123. Meets at 7:00p.m. on 1stWed. of each month at Legion Hall, San.- Cap. Rd. 472-9979. M LIKE BEING "MLD!" AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY. Meets at 7:00p.m. on 1st Wed. of each month at Legion Hall San.-Cap. Rd. 472-9979. FREE BO SOX BOOSTER FAN CLUB for Boston Red Sox baseball fans. Fans interested in joining can call Paul Gaeta at Tariwinkles Seafood Emporium Lounge, 472-1356 or write 2477 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957. SHOP AT CAREGIVERS SUPPORT. Meets last Tues. of each month at 10:00 a.m. at 993 Sand Castle RcJ. For more info call Topper 13"xl3" • Schram, 395-0130. . . Marbleized HOME COMMITTEE OF NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS. Meets at 9:30 am. 2nd Thurs. of each month. All neighbor First Qualify representatives are welcome. Cal! Dr. Faye Granberry at 472-6940 for further into. SERVICE, FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE at Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Way, 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. Every As one of the largest Monday through April. $2 charge. All are welcome. Call Gertrude Ford at 395-1770. 8"x8" importers in South 12"xl2" Wood Flooring install FT. MYERS BEACH TARPON HUNTERS CLUB. Meets monthly at Gulf Star Marina, San Carlos Island, Ft. Myers Beach. Assorted Colors 690 Florida we don't have starting as low as includes Refreshments and tarpon tales 6:30 p.m., meeting 7:00 p.m. Visitors welcome. For info, call board member Bill Cole, 472- So. Ft to seli seconds to give Mexican Saltillo . . . wood. 6996. . 890 you LOW prices. Pino Genuine Handmade Paperback' i. Ft, labor & material "GIANTS IN PARADISE" FAN CLUB for N.Y. Giants football fans. Fans Interested in joining call The Sanibel Grill at Timbers has much to offer you Restaurant, 472-H1KE orby writing P.O. Box 124, Sanibel, FL 33957. 12"xl2" the customer. We have KiWANIS CLUB OF SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDS. Meets at 7:30 a.m. every Wed. for breakfast at the Hungry Heron, Assorted Colors easy payment plans 12"xl2" 2330 Palm Ridge Rd., Sanibel. Visiting Kiwanians welcome. For info, call John Friedlund, 472-1537. $2.28 Sq. Ft. Installed Sg. Ft. and a ONE YEAR Mexican LIONS. Meets at 6:30 p.m. on 1st & 3rd Wed. of ea. month at San. Community Center. GUARANTEE on Salrilio LIVING AGAIN. AGrief SupportGroup meets each Thurs. at 10:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Center on Periwinkle Way. materials & labor. 10" Octagon For additional info call FISH at 472-0404'or Topper Schram, 3954130. 12"xl2" Paperback MASTER GARDENERS & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Meets 1st Tues. of every month at 10:00 a.m. at Sanbel Ubrary Sanibel Library Slate Look si parla italiano year-round. Everyone is welcome. Call 472-6940 for further information. with dot " Si], Ft, ROTARY. Meets at 7:30 a.m. every Fri. at Hungry Heron. Visiting Rotarians and interested individuals welcome. Cali 472- Assorted Colors sq. Ft. se habla espanol 2880 for info. CMLMiM'S $3.19 SANIBEL-CAPTIVA NEWCOMERS & OLD-TIMERS GROUP. Luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on 1st Wed. of each Sq. Ft. month, all ladies and men welcome. Call Dr. Faye Granberry at 472-6940 for further info. i6"xl,6" CABIN CRAFT CARPETS Includes tile, selling SANIBEL-CAPTlVAORCHIDSOCIETY.Meets 3rd Monday 1:30 p.m. year round. For information call Dr.FayeGranberry, Stone Look Starting As Low As $ 10.99 material, labor & 3 472-6940. 990 coats of sealer Assorted ColoI r fT Sq. I'd. Installed SANIBEL-CAPTIVA POWER SQUADRON. Meets on 3rd Tues. of each month except July & Aug. at 6:00 To enter the library's magical realm of childhood, turn right at the l 5< ^Sq.Ft. p.m. at San. Community Center. Call 472-4809. Plush, Plush, Plush $19.99 SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SHELL CLUB. Meets at 8:00 pjn. on last Tues. monthly at Sanfcel Community top of the stairs or as you leave the elevator. There, at the east end of Center, Oct-May. For info call Membership Chairwoman Margaret Thorsen, 472-4094. Visitors welcome. Sq. Yd. installed SAN1BEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. Meets 2nd Wed. Oct- the building, is a charming spot where the furniture and the book April at Sanibel Community Center. Happy Hour at 6:00 p.m. Fc*- Excluding S lowed by program. Reservations for dinner requested in advance. shelves are appropriately-sized and the atmosphere is happy and re- Office hours. Mon.-FrL 9:00 a.m.-2:00p.m., 472-2155. • laxed. Distanced from the adult areas, the youngsters participate in SANIBEL FISHING CLUB. Meets 6:30p.m. forrefreshments&fish teles. 7:00 p.m. meeting and program, 1st Mon. monthly at Santoel reading programs, story-telling sessions and puppet plays, all the time HU«fcai€w"jM^^ Community Center, Periwinkle Way. Visitors welcome. ZONTA INTERNATIONAL. Meets first & third Tuesday every learning to love and appreciate the joys of the world of books. JM53 aiw Sain - (iiiiii * SUiin 1 IiMU - 4|iii[p month al 8:30 am at Hungry Heron. Visiting Zonta members wet- >lim.-Sal. 38am - * Sim. 1 lain - 4|»m come. For details call Sheila Hoen at 472-0640. For more information, call 472-2483 Also Locations in Pompano, Margate, Del ray S. 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