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VOL 34, NO. 8 TUESDAY, FEB. .21, 1995 2 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES 50 CENTS

Show Biz As It Wuz

By Frank Wagner

Teaching jazz dance at the Internationale Sommerakademie des Tanzes in Germany To say that I was overwhelmed when I received the letter from Herr Heinz Laurenzen inviting me to teach at the annual summer International Dance Academy in Cologne, Germany, in the mid-1960s would be quite an understatement. Sanei dragon found, on the beach Some 15 dance instructors from all over the world -. who taught every dance discipline imag- During the winter n flocking to,the inable - were invited to come to the academy to also about this time of the year when interesting creatures begin showing up on thhe beachesbh , thanks to creative and clever sand sculptors. This crusty yet apparently jovial sand dragon was discovered on a teach an intensive two-week course in the type Sanibel beach not long ago. of dance you were noted for. These classes were held in June and July and attended by dance stu- dents from all over the world. It was a jubilee of dance, highly touted and extremely well recog- nized in all international dance circles. Goss: Republicans serious I had to do some fancy schedule rearrange- ments as I had signed to do a car industrial later in the summer of 1966. Auditions had been about cutting spending, scheduled during that particular period. After conferring with the bigwigs, those dates were manipulated and I was fully cast before I left for Germany. including funds for beaches This was rny first return trip to Germany since By Steve Ruediger ^ He said Social Security is safe from cuts but the end of World War n. Needless to say, the Islander staff writer Medicare isn't. changes were vast and extremely impressive. U.S. Rep. Porter Goss said Friday, Feb. 17, there Captiva Erosion Prevention District Administrator Cologne had been almost completely destroyed will be serious cuts in federal spending, including Alison Hagerup urged Goss not to let federal funds during the bombings. Fortunately the Dom stood some things people here might not want to see cut, be cut from local beach nourishment projects. untouched. such as the arts and beach nourishment. Goss responded that beaches don't sell very well There were new buildings everywhere. The Speaking to a special public meeting arranged by in Washington while there are homeless people dying walk streets were filled with modern shops dis the Captiva Civic Association, Goss called the "out in the streets. Please see TEACHING, page 18 of whack budget" creating huge federal deficits "the most dangerous thing facing our country." Pleas see GOSS, page 14 ABC Sale and Carniwal Arts & Leisure 16 Calendar 12 Captiva Island's annual bargain-hunters paradise Oityside 6 Classifieds 25 and entertainment festival begins at noon Saturday By Steve Ruediger the best deals before others get them? In short, who will be Commentary 8 Islander staff writer quickest on the draw as high noon strikes? Crossword 26 It will be at high noon Saturday, Feb. 25, that most of the The tension will be memorial (because the sale benefits Police Beat 2 area's best bargain hunters will gather in the street in front the Captiva Memorial Library expansion project) as the final of the Captiva Community Association building for the big seconds before the 1995 Captiva ABC Sale and Carnival Recreation 20 showdown. tick away. What's Playing 10 They will eye each other covertly. Who will be the What's Cooking? 17 fastest? Who can move to the bargain tables and draw out Ptease see ABC, page 14 2 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 THE ISLANDER 3

All of the following information came directly from Noises on Paper Fig Court were quieted by police Sanibel Police Department reports. POLICE Feb. 14. Driver protests ticket, stops Police went to Silver Key Thursday, Feb. 16, in Five pieces of jewelry were missing from a home response to an anonymous call reporting nudists. All BEAT on Sandcastle Feb. 14. The items had last been seen traffic along Periwinkle Way LET US INTRODUCE YOU the people there were clothed when police arrived. on Feb. 11. A screen had been cut to gain entry to the By Steve Ruediger both lanes. home. Islander staff writer About 20 items of jewelry were missing Feb. 15 When Cassell refused to get out of The person responsible for noise at 6:11 a.m. A driver stopped for speeding tem- Friday, Feb. 17, at a Periwinkle Way business was from a Sandcastle Road bedroom. the middle of the road, he was arrested Alexander E. McMenemy of Sanibel was charged porarily stopped Periwinkle Way traffic for obstructing justice, handcuffed and told by police to be quiet. Feb. 14 with driving on a suspended license, failure Monday, Feb. 13, in protest over being Police Feb. 15 helped a. woman push her disabled placed in a patrol car. to drive in a single lane and having an open container. given a ticket. car from the roadway of the Sanibel Causeway and Then Cassell complained of chest Thomas James Kugelman, who works on Sanibel, Police said McMenemy was stopped at the Heart of Arthur J. Cassell, 60, of Sanibel had then confiscated the license tag. Sharlot A. Doty of pains. EMS was called but Cassell was arrested Feb. 16 for driving on a suspended the Islands shopping center after he was seen driving been stopped on Periwinkle Way at She Fort Myers was charged with driving on a suspended refused treatment. license and on a failure to appear warrant that had off the roadway. He was given field sobriety tests and Sells Sea Shells for going 50 mph in a been outstanding since 1991. He had been stopped on license and having an expired tag. Meanwhile, Police Chief Richard passed. 35 mph zone. Causeway Road for having a non-functioning tail- Plager had been notified of the incident He argued with the SPD officer that light. A locksmith was called Feb. 15 for a locked car and he directed that Cassell be unarrest- A man who had been reported as lost was found on running with its keys in it at Gulfside City Park. he was going the same speed as the rest ed for obstruction. the beach Feb. 14. of traffic. Kirk Allen Gewlas of Fort Myers was charged This could have been done if Cassell When his arguments did not con- Feb. 16 with going 58 mph on Causeway Road. A capsized boat was discovered on the sand of a would have agreed to sign his traffic West Gulf Drive beach Wednesday, Feb. 8. Public Two literature racks at the bottom of a stairwell vince the policeman, Cassell got out of ticket. However, he refused. under Jerry's Shopping Center were blown up by an his car and started yelling and cursing, An 81-year-old man fell off his bicycle beside Works was asked to remove it but couldn't. Assistant At this point, police said, Cassell's according to the officer's report. He Periwinkle Way Feb. 16 and could not get back up on City Manager Bill Mills looked at the boat and asked unknown exploding device Feb. 14. Police said it wife talked to him and convinced him then refused to return to his car. his own. Police drove him home. police to arrange for its removal. Attempts were made might have been a high powered fire cracker. to sign the ticket. to contact salvage companies. The Coast Guard was Instead, Cassell went into the center of They left the area of the incident TO A VERY SPECIAL Periwinkle Way and blocked traffic in Jose Christtan of Lo Barnecht, Chile, and Andres contacted and said its Bradenton station had tracked Residents at a Fish Crow Road home found pry with her driving the vehicle. Eugenio of Providencia, Chile, were each charged the drifting boat for two weeks while it floated around marks on a sliding glass door Feb. 14 indicating ISLAND Feb. 16 with riding Yamahas on the bicycle path. at sea. Lee County Marine Sciences was contacted somebody had tried to pry it open. Entry had not been Man charged with marijyana and said if the Florida Marine Patrol was contacted made. An 86-year-old woman who got separated from and declared the boat a derelict, Marine Sciences possession criminal mischief her family Feb. 16 on the Nerita Street beach was would remove it. Work to remove the boat was being Tanya Leigh Collins of Fort Myers was charged 9 UNIQUE HOMES • HOMESITES Feb. 14 with failure to stop at the stop sign at By Steve Ruediger This was iti contrast to Bevacoua, found by police at Gulfside City Park. done Feb. 15. Islander staff writer Causeway Road and Periwinkle Way. who tended to say "f— you" in VACATION ACCOMODATIONS Michael Bevacoua of Sanibel was response to questions, according to the There was a complaint Feb. 16 of delivery truck Anthony Dennis Vinti of Cape Coral was charged charged Wednesday, Feb. 15, with hav- police report. noise at 6:47 a.m. behind a Periwinkle Way shopping Feb. 15 with having an expired tag and a suspended Therencene Doucher of Fort Myers was charged ing improper equipment, center. The store personnel was told to avoid noise driver's license on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Monday, Feb. 13, with improper display on driving on a suspended MAIN OFFICE: prior to 7 a.m. Periwinkle Way. driver's license and pos- TH Michael J. Labiento of Fort Myers was charged session of marijuana. 430W. 4 ST An MGB convertible caught fire on Sand Castle Feb. 15 with running the stop sign at Tarpon Bay and A bike that was being rented by comedian He had been stopped PATENTED BELT (800) 881-2622 Road Feb. 16. Police were able to extinguish it. Sanibel-Captiva roads. On Sunday, Feb. 12, Labiento Whitney Brown was missing from in front of Loco's on Periwinkle Way for ELIMINATES (813)964-0338 was stopped on the Sanibel Causeway and charged Comedy Club Feb. 13. having a taillight out. Dixie AnnlGilderbloom of Sanibel was injured and with going 60 mph. After his arrest, LOWER BACK PAIN SEA OATS BRANCH taken to the adjacent HealthPark Clinic Feb. 16 when A woman reported Feb. 13 that an unknown per- Bevacoua was also 5700 GULFSHORE DR RENTALS• SALES she rode her bicycle into the side of a car which was Noise was reported coming from a Periwinkle Way son had broken her windshield. charged with criminal The belt will eliminate your lower (800) 881-6287 stopped at Periwinkle Way on Casa Ybel Road. restaurant Tuesday, Feb. 14. The manager told police mischief for carving an "The first established full-service back strain, pain, spasms, and (800) 964-0987 Real Estate office on Boca Grande " he would take care of the excess sounds. A White Ibis Drive garage door was found to have insult to a Sanibel police- man into the wall of his symptomatic herniated disk prob- Jason R. Clark of Northfield, 111., was charged Feb. been pried open Feb. 13. Nothing was taken. 16 with driving on a suspended license and with fail- Timothy E. Zoll of Sanibel was arrested on out- holding cell at Sanibel lems within 30 days or your money PO BOX 686, BOCA GRANDE, FLORIDA, 33921 City Hall. ure to maintain a single lane on West Gulf Drive at standing fishing warrants Feb. 14 after being stopped Jennifer Rennee Redden of Cape Coral was back. Medicare Accepted. Rabbit Road. because his car was weaving its way along It will cost more than charged Feb, 13 with going 60 mph on the Sanibel $200 to repair the dam- No pain while walking. Periwinkle Way. Zoll passed field sobriety tests but Causeway and with having an expired tag. A woman complained Wednesday, Feb. 15, that was charged with failure to maintain a single lane and age, according to police. No pain playing golf or tennis. not having a driver's license. A radio check found The marijuana was No pain stand- someone harassed her by putting a pizza in her mail- A woman reported harassment from her former box. that Zoll was wanted on outstanding warrants for fail- found in a green fanny ing for hours. boyfriend Sunday, Feb. 12. pack under the passenger ure to appear on a fishing without a license charge No pain sitting AT THE END OF THE ROAD ON HISTORICAL CAPTIVA ISLAND and a charge of catching seat in Bevacoua's car. Sitting on that seat was an illegal sized fish. A 1976 Volkswagen bus caught fire on the Sanibel for long periods. Causeway Feb. 12. passenger Joseph David No pain doing • • • Frank, who was also chores. Joel M. Cain of Fort arrested and charged with NOW PLAYING AT Myers was charged Feb. constructive possession of No pain enjoy- marijuana. AND 12 on Sanibel-Captiva ing your hobby! Frank, who works on SANIBEL ISLAND Savor the thrill of... Road with failure to obey Captiva, told police he BACKMATE CO. a traffic control device, had been hitchhiking and COMEDY not having insurance and did not know the marijua- 813-463-1030 I§EW? driving on a suspended na was under the seat of brought yotir ISLAM) GKDLL & CANTINA. CLUB license. the car that picked him 395-0245 up. Unforgettable themed buffet 472-8833* Police said Frank was dinners nightly: Please see BEAT, polite and cooperative Your Island page 10 throughout. Monday - Seafood Extravaganza "COMEDY DINNER THEATER" Tuesday - Caribbean Celebration INHOVATIVi AND MMHLY FRIEHDLY Wednesday - Festival of American Foods Make your 1st Curtain Call in THE RESTAURANT offering Clarification Thursday - Bourbon Street Bash LUNCH & DINNER 7 DAYS with Full Menu - Breakfast- Friday - Seafood Extravaganza tii 1 a.m. featuring AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD and The Peter T. Kelly Saturday & Sunday From 7:30 AM Mon.-Sat. 70%. Ail-You-Can-Eat "Taste of Captiva" MEXICAN STYLE SEAFOOD in a $2.95 to $6.95 that recently ap- FUN, CASUAL ATMOSPHERE. Enjoy the live sounds of - Lunch - peared in The Islan- CHARLIE JENKINS WED. - SUN. der's Police Beat limited a la carte menu available nightly From 11:00 AM Mon.-Sat. column after he had HAPPY HOUR 4-7 P.M. & ELECTRONIC DARTS $2.95 to $7.25 been charged with The lights, Camera & Action are on our Entertainment nightly in the lounge. Enjoy the island sounds of Danny - Dinner - speeding and driving Morgan from 9 p.m. - I a.m., Wednesday - Sunday. ALL STAR COMEDY SHOWS WED. - SUN. Islander From 5:00 Daily with an expired tag (Jan. 31 issue) is not Paris JEFF STILSON - SPECIAL EVENT $4.50 to $23.25 the island attorney. Milan We're setting your table right now •STAFF WRITER FROM LATE SHOW" Munich Prop by or call for dinner reservations 472-511 i WITH DAVID LETTERMAN -Sunday Brunch- Peter E. Kelly is the Got London FEB. 22-26 From 9:00 AM Sanibel resident who At the entrance to South Seas Plantation on Captiva Island RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED is an attorney at law. something to MIKERfVERA 1190 5th Street, Suite 12, Helmerick Plaza "HIGH ENERGY HILARITY" MARCH 1-5 Chef Danny Mellman is Back!! sell? Try Fort Myers Beach, FL 463-2093 MASTECTOMY Limited Seating • Must Call In Advance to Book Showtime SITTINGS AND SHOPPING The islander INYOURHOME <• PRIVATELY CALL FOR SHOWTiMES 472-8833 472-6882 Classifieds! 10% OFF Any Purchase 2407 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel y Total over $19.99 CHADWICKS 975 Rabbit Road, Sanibel (Between Palm Ridge & Tarpon Bay) /f Good with coupon only. \ 472-5185 €JUP¥i¥MS INCREDIBLE IWEftYMY BUfFET Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 THE ISLANDER 5 4 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 21. 1995 Sanibel Shell Fair & Show opens March 2 Klaudt named Sanibel library board president The 58th Annual Shell Fair & Show will be held at as far north as Canada. The Sanibel Shell Show, run collectors from all over the world, exhibits of items by the Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club, is one of the made from sea shells and tents selling sea shells, Ernest Klaudt was elected president of the Sanibel ceeds Betty Lou Barbieri. small business and is currently district deputy for the Sanibel Community Center Thursday, Friday, Other officers include Jody Brown, first vice presi- Commissioner Porter Goss. Saturday and Sunday, March 2, 3, 4 and 5 from 9 largest and most prestigious shows in the U.S. Both including many varieties which are hard to find. Public Library Board of Directors at the library cor- There will also be handcrafted shell items for sou-*' poration's annual meeting Thursday, Feb. 9. He sue- dent; Betty Anholt, second vice president; Phyllis Other board members include Betty Lou Barbieri, a.m. to 5 p.m., each day. According to show organiz- scientific and artistic entries will be shown. Judging Moershel, recording secretary; Erhart Becker, corre- Armen Gederian, Mike Klein, Marilyn Lorenson, ers, the event has again been selected one of the top will occur on Wednesday, March 1, before the show venirs and gifts. sponding secretary; and Bob Emmett, treasurer. Renee Lynch, Jerry Melum, Jack Perlowski and 20 events by the Southeast Tourism Society. opens. Judges will be available during the show to Another feature will be the aquariums stocked with Loomis, Brown In addition, Linda Uhler was voted a new member Harriet RingelB. Members are elected to a three-year More than 200 entries have been received so far, answer questions on their decisions. living marine creatures and plant life. Children from of the board of directors. Linda replaces Bob Miller, term and each may serve two consecutive terms. ranging from as far west as Arizona and Indiana and Also featured will be displays of sea shells from Sanibel Elementary School who have studied marine who completed two, three-year terms on the board Treasurer Emmett reported that a total of $2.25 life during the school year help with this exhibit and elected to Captiva and thus was ineligible to serve again at this time. million was spent on the new library building includ- answer visitors'questions. Linda has been an island resident since 1977, has ing all construction costs, furnishings, equipment, Discussing environmental issues Dr. R. Tucker Abbott, director of the soon-to-be- extensive board, fund-raising and administrative landscaping and other miscellaneous expenses. completed Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum on library's board experience. She has a bachelor of science degree with "We accomplished this without borrowing any Vegetation and wildlife committees hold monthly meetings Sanibel, will be on hand to autograph his books that The Captiva Memorial Library Board has a minor in library science, has been campaign chair money," Emmett said, "Due to the staff and board's will be for sale. Also on sale will be Shell Club T- announced the election of Virginia (Jinny) Loomis of the United Way of Lee County, past president of fiscal responsibility we were able to accumulate the By Anne Bellew what can be done to bring about uniform standards funds to do this." Islander Staff Writer for commercial vegetation buffers on Periwinkle Way shirts. All proceeds from the show will go toward the and Donald Lee Brown as the newest additions to the the Junior League of Fort Myers, former owner of a funding of educational grants and research at the board. Jinny and Donald will replace out-going mem- • The City of Sanibel Vegetation Committee wel- and other roads in commercial districts, and to submit comed two newly appointed members at its February recommendations as appropriate to the full commit- University of South Florida and others such as Mote bers Helen Zoe Bradley and Chairperson B.J. Marine. Schaeffer. meeting. tee. If uniform standards are considered feasible, the The Captiva Memorial Library Board, established Frida Burke is a geology buff, on the board of the For more information about the Shell Fair, call in May 1986, exists as a representative of the com- Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation and is par- Please see WILDLIFE, page 11 472-2155. munity to the Captiva Memorial Library. The board ticularly interested in the protection and preservation assists the librarian, the Captiva Civic Association "Razzle Dazzle" Direc- of the islands' native flora and fauna. Arthur and the Lee County Library System integrating tor Ed Relchert, seat- Weissbach is a retired biochemistry and biology library services with community needs. It also pro- ed at the piano, is sur- teacher, executive editor of the scientific journal, motes awareness and use of these services to the rounded by the cast Analytical Biochemistry, and currently serves both as patrons and volunteers. In addition, the board is members of the Zonta a trail guide for SCCF and as a member of the organi- responsible for coordinating an annual volunteer production. Sitting to Relcnert's right is zation's Environmental Committee. appreciation day and provides assistance and co- Judy Workman. The Both passed their vegetation exams (written and sponsors library programs for adults and youth. others featured are, field) with flying colors, unlike two of the four vege- The members of this dedicated library board are left to right, Sheila tation contractors who took the tests last month. Ann Bruning, secretary and vice chairperson; Helga Hoen, Kappy King Bob Steele chairs the sub-committee appointed to Patterson, treasurer; Dick Jacker, liaison to and presi- Cote, Joanne Marriott, consider the options for future uniform standards for dent of the Lee County Library Advisory Board; Marsha Palpham, Ja- FEBRUAE nine Boardman and vegetation buffers for businesses along Periwinkle Georgia Hemphill, social chair; and Peg Way and roads in other commercial districts. Since Hofschneider, Captiva Civic Association liaison. Marika Luthringer. For additional information, call 4722133. both the process and implementation of any changes Day P.M. A.M. will likely be convoluted and quite probably acrimo- Tues. 4:02 9:31 nious at times, he. brought before the Vegetation Wed. 4:59 12:47 Committee a proposed mission statement for the sub- Thurs. 6:11 2:17 committee. Fri. 7:34 3:36 WEATHER After discussion and some amendment, the follow- Sat. 11:56 8:50 4:37 2:58 ing statement of purpose was adopted: "To consider Sun. 12:06pm 9:55 5:27 4:27 WATCH News flashes from Zonta's 'extravaganza' Mon. 12:17pm 10:51 6:07 5:25 By Frank Wagner Magnificent Michael" This talented young local Last week's temperatures in paradise were Islander staff writer magician will dazzle you with his tricks and witty recorded at the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Once again that time of the year is upon us. On patter in a production number where he'll be assist- Commerce as follows: Saturday, Feb 25, at 7 pjn., the Zonta Club of ed by his "bevy of beauties." HIGH LOW RAIN Sanibd/Captiva will present its annual musical Special guests will be Erik Jorgensen, Charlie revue "Razzle Dazzle" - a Zontaganza. This year's Kelleher, Dick Platton and Raymond Windt, who Sunday, Feb. 12 64 51 0.1 jolly entertainment will be directed by well known will lend their dulcet tones to the evening's festivi- Monday, Feb. 13 71 56 0.0 director^ conductor, arranger and performer Ed ties. Tuesday, Feb. 21 78 61 0.0 Reichert, Well known local artist Trace J. Tillous has gen- 80 64 0.0 Zonta+s annual gala charity benefit will be held THg ULULATE IN CRUISING ft FISHING FUN Wednesday, Feb. 15 erously donated one of his original paintings to be A/C Heated UH£^: ZftrtfCoctoaBBars FullGaBey Thursday, Feb. 16 78 66 0.0 at Sanibel Harbor Resort, on Punta Rassa Road, sold at auction. Other treasures available at this just before the Sanibel Causeway toll facility. The 6 HR DEEP SEA FISHING Friday, Feb. 17 81 62 0.0 auction will be Jean Dean's painting "Maine At 1/2 dav prices 15-25 miles offshore Mon-Fri 9 AM - 3 PM Saturday, Feb. 18 80 61 0.0 Zontaganza will feature a collage of events: hors $25 Adults $20 Child Inclu: Rods, Bait, Tackle, Fla. Lie. d'oeuvres and cash bar, auctions (live and silent), Memories," a nine-day "Captiva Fitness Caper" Full bar and food available. No reservation required. dinner and a musical revue. sojourn, a week's vacation in a rustic North Carolina cabin and "Two Days of Total SAT TWEEN WATER'S LUNCHEON CRUISE You'll hear new and exciting Reichert arrange- Cruise to Captiva Island & dine at Tween water s Inn. Indulgence" at Sanibel Harbor Resort and Spa. Live entertainment. Full hot meal & dessert included 10 AM - 5 PM Florida LOTTO ments of show -stopping numbers from hit $32 per person includes'Crulse, Food, Tax, Tip. Reservation required. Broadway musicals such as "Annie Get Your Tickets for the Zonta fund raiser are $40, all Numbers from Feb. 18,1995 Gun," "Cabaret," "Funny Girl," "Gypsy," inclusive - except drinks. For further information SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BUFFET CRUISE TO "Oklahoma," Kiss of the Spider Woman" and and/or ticket reservations, please call Maggie SHERATON HARBOR PLACE Upscale looks, downsized prices. Cruise the Caloosahatchee w/ live entertainment, cash bars. 14-25-34-36-42-49 "Sunset Boulevard." Mullins at 472-9262 or Phyllis Bogen at 472-2059. Dine at LaTiers, all you can eat & drink. $32 per person includes A special added attraction of the evening will be Don't miss it! It promises to be an evening to Cruise Food, Tax, Tip. Reservation Required an appearance by the one-the only "The remember. For schedule & Reservations 813-763^5550 Home and Office Furnishings ; Docked at Gulf Star Marina, Ft. My««;s Bea^h Wall and Window Coverings Carpeting • Tile • Oriental Rugs Obituaries Custom Condo Packages where her father brought the Doxsee Clam Canning EDITOR: Christopher Strine William Patrick Haniey Factory from Ocracoke. Moving to Fort Myers in ADVERTISING MGR: Jack Messersmiih William "Patrick" Haniey, 8, of Sanibel, died Complimentary Consultation REPORTERS: Steve Ruediger, Frank Wagner, Anne Bellew 1933, she and her husband, Ray Singleton Sr., spent PHOTOGRAPHERS: Kathleen Blase and SaulTaffet Saturday, Feb. 11, 1995, at his home after a coura- in YourHome of Office with their married life involved in local boating, from CONTRIBUTORS: Capt. Mike Fuery, Bobbie Sharp, Bob geous battle with cancer. Patrick was in the second Maurer and Art Stevens owning the mail contract for the outlying islands to an A.S.I.D. Designer AD SALES: Tracey Markwatter grade class at Sanibel Elementary School. CLASSIFIEDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS: Betty O'Neal Surviving are his parents, Pat Haniey and Betsy the excursion boats "The River Queen" and the "Collectibles in LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS "Jungle Cruise." They retired in 1970. Rite Diner P.O.8ox56 Haniey of Sanibel; grandparents William J. and Country Charm" A New Addition. isianctef Center Sanibel, Ft 33957 Mamie L. Haniey .George Powers and Jeanne Mrs. Singleton was an active member of Central 2407 Periwinkle Way 472-6185 FAX 472-53Q2 United Methodist Church since moving to Fort "ReCreation of 19th century General Store" ' John Collette SUBSCRIPTION RATES Powers, all of Indianapolis; and numerous uncles, Fine Art S22.00 S2&00 $28.00 $42.00 aunts, cousins and friends. Myers, having held numerous offices. EXCLUSIVES! Annual Subscription Annual 5ifcscrip6on She is survived by her daughter, Louise Thornton U&A. Fl Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated SANIBEL & CAPTIVA AFGHANS • /." 'Presently completing another successful design Wednesday, Feb. 15, at St. Isabel Catholic Church, (Roderick) Anderson; one son, Ray (Helen) Singleton • David Winter Cottages ^"installation at one of Boca Grande's finest residences. PraWlnf |foe|_Captjva(standw JUSPS481-400)tspublishedevetyTuesday and with Father Carmen Caruso officiating. Jr.; 14 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; two is distributed throughout Sanfeel and Cap&va IsSarxJs by the Breeze Cora.. P.O. Box • Byer's Choice Christmas Carolers Serving Boca Grande since 1989. Call us for a no- 56 SsnibSr FL3&57 Sscwrf Cte» postage is paJi at the Sanibel hist Office. Interment will be in Indianapolis. sisters, Dorothy Cameron of Cape Coral and Mabel • Lizzie High Dolls - ... "it came from" obligation design consultation. Sanibel. FL. 33957. Love of Lakeland, Ga.; one brother, Ralph Doxsee of Postmaster: Send Addrsss Changes to In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Daddy's Long Legs Sanibel Captlva Islander Ronald McDonald House of Southwest Florida, the Marco Island; and several nieces and nephews. She P.O. Box 56 • Large Assortment of Candles, Afghans, Wishing Well or Hope Hospice Blue Team. was preceded in death by a son, Stuart Thornton, Candle Rings and Holders, Potpourri, Cfa&slfled advertising deadline is Friday at 3 p.m. Funeral services were conducted Friday, Feb. 17, Jewelry, Wall Hangings, Shell Lamps , 472-1327 ._.. osaoonslblllty: I" the event of an error, we are responsible only for ths Lilliput Lane Cottages, Melodies in Motion, r • • rSTJrt SfsBrtian of an ad il. in our opinion, mare is a loss of value. We do not from the chapel of Fort Myers Memorial Gardens INTERIORS DESIGN first incorrect £ sj^on oumw . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ WB ^ 2430 Periwinkle Way Ethel Doxsee Singleton Dreamsickles & so much more! SINCE 19S4 assurna anf'^Sg; Smgraptiical errora in advertisement but wiil reprint Funeral Home, with Rev. Budd Johnson of Central Sanibel Island Ethel Doxsee Singleton was born on Ocracoke Methodist Church officiating. « _„-, MON.-FRI. 9-8, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 11-5 SSbSS* PTHSfi 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY, 395-0888 fflM Ask about Our In-House Island, N.C., Dec. 7, 1902. With her pioneer family, Memorial contributions may be made to Central FINANCING PROGRAM she came to Marco Island, then Lee County in 1910, . United Methodist Church. I Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 THE ISLANDER 7

Tuesday, Strict quasi-judicial rules reinforced by court 6 Feb. 21,1995 By Steve Ruediger and should have that planner available for a hearing have to change if the comment of the court is to be Cityside Islander staff writer on that report. APPLIANCES •FURIMlTUftE- WALLPAPER • DRAPERIES • The need for the strict rules the Sanibel City Currently the names Council and Planning Commission have been follow- are not on the reports ing in quasi-judicial-proceedings recently was rein- and, if the planner who 2240 Periwinkle Way forced by a recent decision of the Florida Second wrote the report is on §|FIOOR& DECOR Sanibel,FL339S7 District Court of Appeal. vacation, another planner VEHTICAL5 & MINI BUNDS A DRAPERIES A WAUJ>AP£R i FURNITURE The court ruled that cross examination of witness- might make the presenta- CARPET A VINYL A CEflAUC A WOOD 463-2000 es must be allowed and witnesses must be sworn in. CITY BRIEFS tion to the Planning "We Create Beautiful Lifestyles"191)0 San Carlos Blvd Both practices were started last year on Sanibel. Fort Myers Beach Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pritt issued a memo on Commission. 33931 By Steve Ruediger Tuesday, Feb. 14, regarding the Feb. 10 opinion. Regarding unan- Sanibel and the Florida League of Cities had nounced visits by hearing BLINDS • WOOD • MINI • VERTICAL joined the Lee County v. Goldberg case as friends of examiners to the site CARPET • CERAMIC TILE the court. about which a hearing is Other business conducted a the Tuesday, Feb. Quasi-judicial hearings of the Sanibel government to be conducted, the court STOREWSDE SALE 14, meeting of the Sanibel Planning Commis- bodies are those hearings involving an individual per- commented it would be sion included: son or property. Thus a petition for a variance on an best to arrange the visit in individual lot is quasi-judicial while a petition to advance with the parties s 60% i Traffic studies scheduled change the laws regarding all such lots would not be involved. Traffic studies will be done at various Sanibel quasi-judicial. . In the past individual 6 MONTHS NO PAYMENTS NO INTEREST locations during March, Sanibel Planning The court also commented that staff reports are not Sanibel Planning Com- Director Bruce Rogers told the Planning hearsay and can be considered as evidence. mission members have Commission Tuesday. Along those lines, Pritt wrote in his report that in visited sites unannounced Island (Style Rogers said the studies were both for the EAR the future the Planning Department should have the at a time of their own report being prepared by the city and for basic name of the planner who wrote a report on that report choosing. That would traffic counts for ongoing Planning Department Interiors needs. continued from page 6 Asked if McDonald's would also be doing a Officials •»-,,: traffic study, Rogers said he did not know. He Which way to the causeway? by Pam Stillwell said it should be done without setting up any new bureaucracy. pointed out McDonald's had already done a traf- When new street signs were Installed at the intersection of Causeway Road and Periwinkle Way last Smith said a major problem for the cities is urban sprawl. The density changes fic study but added it might want to update that week, the Installer Inadvertently switched the two signs. For a short period of time, at least according In-home Shopping study. for the land around the new 10th university site will have "an extremely adverse to the signs, Causeway Road became Periwinkle Way and vice versa. There were no reports of anyone impact" on Cape Coral and Fort Myers, Smith said. becoming lost due to the sign error. • Decor To Your Door ; Sanibel City Councilman Mark Westall commented that island taxpayers were After-the-fact approval paying in their county taxes for the roads to develop that urban sprawl. He said all Sanibel Ft. Myers of improvements now fact those added people would want to come to Fort Myers Beach and Sanibel to go to Government officials agree to the beaches creating more crowding problems at those places. Island Beach Edward and Elizabeth Leonard got final "Somewhere down the road we've got to pay for all this growth," said Westall, approval Tuesday of variances permitting comparing it to human cells growing out of control and turning into cancer. 395-2525 463-2000 improvements after-the-fact to their home on Stillwell suggested the group there meet every other month starting in the mid- • INTERIOR PAINTING • CUSTOM CABINETS•UPHOLSTERY- Gulf Pines Drive. meet regularly to discuss issues dle of March. He said it could be shrunk down in size Commissioner Stephen Mullins said the key By Steve Ruediger the other two cities. Sallee showed that the total Islander staff writer assessed value of property in Cape Coral is $3.6 bil- later. for him was that a previous owner had made the ?f; The governments of Lee County, Sanibel, Cape lion. Residents pay $22.68 million in taxes to the city Albion suggested each government have a liaison additions and the Leonards had no knowledge Coral and Fort Myers agreed Tuesday, Feb. 14, to they had been done illegally. government and $22.6 million to Lee County. person to help structure the upcoming March meet- Beautiful & Affordable meet at least every other month to discuss dual taxa- Fort Myers has $1.77 billion in assessed valuation ing. However, Chairman Dick Downes said he tion, ways to reduce duplication of services and ways was not voting yes for that reason but because and pays $19.9 million in city taxes and $10.6 million County Commissioner Andy Coy suggested repre- to get greater efficiency from local governments. in county taxes. sentatives of people in unincorporated communities Leather Recliners approval met all seven requirements of the Land The meeting Tuesday at Terry Park was between Development Code needed for such an approval. Sanibel has $1.97 billion valuation and pays $4.3 needed to be included. Come and see our large selection of the top staff members and the Lee County million in city taxes and $12.2 million to the county. Janes suggested rotating the chairing of the meet- Reciiners in several styles and Colors at Commission and all three city councils. Sallee's point was that in total the taxpayers of the ings between the governments involved. Man must endure The Lee County Commission meets in two weeks three cities are paying almost as much to the county Denmark Imports to discuss the basic level of services to be provided government as to their city governments but don't see the wastewater wait by Lee County. ,00 Leather Seat / Vinyl Back as much service from the county. When you are finished reading Chair <£• Ottoman as shown Quick final approval was granted Eugene Lee County Manager Don Stillwell arranged Sanibel City Manager Gary Price showed that the Carse by the Planning Commission for a vari- Tuesday's meeting. He explained to the room rail of average resident of unincorporated Lee County pays this ISLANDER, please recycle it! ance from the rule requiring a 75-foot setback officials that he wanted to see Lee County establish a $287 to the Lee County government while the aver- from a body of water for the wastewater disposal uniform level of government service that would be age Sanibel resident pays $ 1,797. system he wants to install at 1759 Jewel Box provided to all parts of the county. County Commission Chairman John Albion sug- Drive. Communities that wanted more would have to con- gested cooperative buying arrangements to get prices PETER E. KELLY However, the work cannot be done quite as tract for extra services. down. ATTORNEY AT LAW quickly. The Sanibel Code requires that nothing One of the biggest complaints of the city govern- Cape Coral City Councilman Paul Monroe sug- GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW FREE DELIVERY be done for 15 days while waiting to see if the ments is being taxed for sheriff's patrol services gested returning Services such as police, EMS and INCLUDING: IN S.W.FLORIDA decision will be appealed. It can only be which the cities do not get. Fort Myers Mayor Wilbur parks to the cities. Wills • Living Trusts • Real Estate Smith said, "If you are paying for a service you are appealed by somebody who testified on the case. It was Sanibel City Councilman Bob Janes who Condominium Law • Land Use Planning not getting you ought to get a refund." Carse painted out that he and the city, were the suggested the setting up of an intergovernmental Probate • Business & Corporate Law However, Stillwejl made it clear there were no dol- only ones to testify. Ilie city had granted the coordinating council of elected officials to work on ANCHOR POINTE CENTER approval and he Jiad asked for it, so obviously lars available for xeflinds. these problems. 1633 Periwinkle Way Suite H 395-2211 The unfairness" la the amount of taxation on Visit both locations nobody would appeal. . - Councilman Louis Rainero of Cape Coral said Therefore Carse asked that the waiting period Sariibel was diown, not t)nly"in figures presented by NAPLES • Imperial Square + 591-3773 staff should not be given too much control He added FORT MYERS • Bell Tower + 482-1270 Sanibel but also in figures presented by others. Rated 3 1/2 Stars tsewaiveti. mat staff in Cape Coral seemed to have more say than Jean Le Boeuf However, it was pointed out to him that the In starting his presentation. Cape Coral City the elected officials. code says there will be a waiting jperiod and does' Manager Djtvjd Saljeesaid he realized his figures *** 1/2 showed more, unfairness in Sanibel taxatiorf than 4n not give authority for it to be waived even if it Please see OFFICIALS, page 7 makes no sense. I HOME At first it was suggested he might talk to the •ai IMPROVEMENT City Council. .But,then it was realized it would I have to listen to a blasted tape • •• IMPA/ -- CODE APPROVED - THAI RESTAURANT >: : :; : ;: : 1 ; ; : take them more man 'the 15 days to do anything. Commissioner balks at suggestion on how to catch up after missing meejing >'^ifi''"QS'li''4l! 'iJ"^S"'' ' "' ' 'i .^'S^;-" .'•• ''- ' -" ' "" '• "• ••''•• '• ••'. • pi* Most Trusted Name Around The HoUse •••• :S ••/••;HEIPPROTECT It was then suggested he might talk to the city AGAINST THE ELEMENTS By Steve ttuediger FEATURING QUALITY PATIO PRODUCTS manager. . - „ up on several items that had been subjects of hearings OPEN FOR DINNER Istender staff writer .•• :; , y- AND BEAUTIFUL FLORIDA ROOMS at the previous meeting. t,; ~ *.*• 7 DAYS • "You mean if I miss a meeting*, I'll have tolisten to 1 5:00 - 10:00 CARPORTS • GLASS ROOMS • PATIO COVERS • SCREEN ROOMS 10% OFF a blasted tape of the meeting?" - *~ * • •.-. .After Klaudt's strong anti-tape listening response, $ QO Whisperwood Way whisks Planning Commission Attorney Beverly Grady said Save up to 500 • That was the reaction Tuesday,*jfteb. 14, of to win of wherewithal that she would advise listening to the tapes if a com- BEST THAI FOOD ALL STORM SHUTTERS, Planning Commissioner Ernie Klaudtftcf Chairman missioner.is going to vote on a matter covered by a PANELS, AWNINGS, Diek Downes' pronouncement that any commissioner IN TOWN! for temporary sales office hearing that commissioner missed. She said courts ROLL-UPS AND ACCORDIANS who misses a meeting should listen |o the tape could rule the applicant was not given due process if Final approval for a temporary sales office in recording that was made of that meeting, Just 10 minutes EXP. 12/28/94 a model home on Whisperwood Way for votes were cast by commissioners who neither from Sanibel and the Beach Downes said he had had commissioners Louise in INDIAN CREEK PLAZA Whisperwood Cove was granted by the Planning attended nor heard recordings of a hearing. Sold, furnished and installed by SBM Enterprises Johnson and Edith Slayton listen to tapes of the pre- -Commissioner Louise Johnson commented that Commission. 17274 SAN CAKLOS BLVD. 4$fCABOIIir £^^ vious meeting that they had missed. some matters are so routine that reading the staff He made the comment as final votes were coming SUITE 203-5 report should be sufficient, FORT MYERS BEACH, FL Wm i^P^p l 813-454-3020 Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 THE ISLANDER 9 Preserving the beaches is important... for everyone Tuesday, What brought you to Southwest Florida? To may smell!). Horse conch cases are large (sometimes 8 Commentary Feb. 21,1995 rier island? Do you know what a barrier island is? very large), generally oval-shaped and covered with Did you come to see Sanibel's world-famous birds? Guest Commentary ruffles. From standing height they somewhat resem- Or to shell? Or just to enjoy our white sand beaches? ble a natural bath sponge. Scotch bonnet and tulip Does all that what-appears-to-be trash on the beaches shell cases look like frilly flowers. Perhaps the best i 1 upset you? By Alice Anders way to describe the color of all of them is to say they are the color of sand - less conspicuous to their preda- The boys of You see what? Where? Every so often the sea floor gets so debris-ridden tors that way. Have you ever tried to look at a 3-D picture and that, just like your kitchen floor, it needs sweeping. It is true, as some citizens have put forth, that rak- summer and the not seen what it is that you are supposed to see? The And if you're around long enough and are observant The round spiny purple (usually) things are sea ing the beaches would clear away the "trash." But if 3-D part that is supposed to be right there in the mid- ISLANDER'S NOTES enough, you realize that a mix of strong currents and urchins - of the family echinoderm which also we had no sea trash on the beach, we would have no dle of the conglomeration of color? north winds comes through periodically and, in includes starfish, sand dollars and sea cucumbers. birds on the beach. Is that an acceptable goal? Take a men of means Well, let me tell you, these things drive me crazy! By Betty O'Neal essence, "throws up" on the beach. They too are alive if they move; specifically, if the Bailey's bag with you for the real trash - bottles, cans, We have a 3-D calendar hanging in the office. Each Take a few minutes, standing quietly, and watch spines around the mouth on the underside respond to and 6-pack rings - but please don't take a rake. your touch or wiggle by themselves, you should gen- In 1953 I was given the choice assignment of month features a colorful picture that supposedly has what goes on with all that "trash" ... The birds don't There's also the issue of "dunes." Some say "What producing the telecasts of the Washington just fly over. They stop. They rest. They feed. This tly put them back in the water or on wet sand. dunes?" Others maintain that the island is made up of a hidden picture in the middle. O.K., in January it looking over somebody else's shoulder! Why can't I Otherwise, leave them for feasting; these are Senators baseball games. And I couldn't think of was simple because it was just a word that was shad- island is a stop-over for migrating birds, wintering two long, roughly parallel dunes. Neither perspective see it?? extremely fragile and are not practical as souvenirs. is quite correct. a more exciting assignment. If I could have ed and you were supposed to see the word. (Who ground for others and, if there were no stuff on the It's O.K though cause Anne can't see it either and The last prominent batch of "things" on the beach, If you look at a cross-section of the island, you'll afforded it, I would have done it without pay. couldn't do that?) So, I thought this 3-D stuff must be beaches for them to eat, they wouldn't be here. But since I couldn't afford it, I accepted a rea- she said it's because all the people that can see it are particularly this time of year, are the mollusk egg see that two ridges form the back bone of the island. easy, right? Wrong! What is all that stuff? sonable fee and all the beer I could drink. The younger than we are, but that's not it, cause they're cases - some small, some quite large. Those of the Just seaward of the Gulf Ridge, between the ridge Now February is showing and it's a picture of The long U-shaped translucent tubes are the cas- telecasts were sponsored by the Senate Brewery, not - not all of them anyway! I think they are just ings from parchment worms - the outside protection whelk family appear as a long string of quarter-sized and the gulf - right where the vegetation line starts - roses - seven rows of roses with a bright pink back- a local company. tricking us into thinking they see something when of an animal that lives beneath the surface of the sand parchment pocket-books attached to a flexible leath- is the dunes area. This is the part of the beach that ground. Tracey walks out, looks at it and says, "There I was really a baseball addict, I considered they really don't, but we've got 10 more months of under the water. In high seas it washes out of its ery cord of the same off-white color. If the capsules must be preserved in order for us to protect our prop- it is, it's a Cupid!" watching a team lose more games than it won, pictures that Anne and I won't be able to see and home and up onto the beach. The birds eat the worm are still filled with fluid, throw the egg cases back in erties. If the vegetation is destroyed, each new high not necessarily a difficult task. In fact just Huh?! Where? everybody else will! What a rip-off!! out of the case through a small round hole close to the themron the; beach: If they are obviously watching some of the teams the Senators played So Jack looks at it and says, "It's right there in the And to the construction worker who was 3-D middle of the tube. Sometimes there are fragments of dried up or rattle, you can take one with you (but it Please see BEACHES, page 17 at home was enough to offset the somewhat dis- middle, it's a Cupid!" mooning the drivers on San-Cap Road on the "feast" still in the casing. mal performance of my home team. Where?? There's nothing there but a page of flow- Wednesday, keep up the good work!! Anne and I can In about the same area you'll usually see some ers!! see that one!! gray, squishy blobs about the size of a quarter and Chris can see it, too! Why can't I see it? I've tried spherical. These are anemones and have washed in focusing on the middle, putting a piece of glass over Betty O'Neal, an Island resident, is receptionist, classi- from the shallow water. They are normally attached it, standing on my head, taking off my glasses, fied ad manager, circulation manager and, when she to a shell or some other object beneath the sand. In POINT OF VIEW putting on my glasses, looking over my shoulder, finds the time, columnist for The Islander. their natural element, they have stinging cells in their tentacles (the poison in the local anemones is imper- ceptible to humans)^ By Bob Maurer Letters Sometimes there are scallops in the debris. If the shell is partially open and closes when you touch it, When In response to the wish of the overwhelming it's alive and should be gently put back in the water. NAPLES PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA majority of the voting members, this troubled and If it doesn't move, it is probably dead and may be Although the Senators roster was not made up is a self perpetuating CROW board should resign. Some kept as a souvenir or, preferably, left as an appetizer of a bunch of all-stars, there were some pretty board members have been on the board for 20 years for hungry birds or crabs. good players to watch; Eddie Yost, who played majority and should take a break. Some may well be re-elect- The big brown shells with iridescent linings are third base; Mickey Vernon, who was better than not a ed. That is the American way. called pen shells and there are two varieties. The the average first baseman; and Pete Runnels, Sincerely, spiny pen shell has curved spines around the oval edge and usually has oysters, barnacles and chiton A Command Performance! who was more than an acceptable shortstop. The majority? Ernst W. B. Hoen, Ph.D. pitchers, like Porterfield and Masterson along attached to it. It may have its ruffled peach-colored with Cezar Marrero, did provide a brand of pro- To the editor mantle showing at the open end and golden anchoring fessional baseball worth watching. The islander Committee praises threads at the point; The entirei iutside-surfaee of the- In the early part of the season it was a plain I attended community for support serrated pen shell feels like a handful of serrated thrill to go to the ball park and not only watch a the recent spe- knife blades. Triirspecies4s-lighter in color and— r Erich Kunzel Conducts weight, but the mantle and threads are similar to the . ball game but direct the television action which, cial meeting To the editor hopefully, would enhance the game for the few called by the spiny. They live in the shallow waters of both the bay The Islander and gulf and,. wMnjfe viewers that watched television back in 1953 or board of direc- On Saturday, Feb. 11, Sanibel lost a treasure when 54. But as the season wore on and I had to report been washed away from their anchorages. tors at CROW. young Patrick Hanley departed our midst. His battle to the ball park almost everyday or night during • 472-5800 -—-———— In my opinion, the actions of the board were a com- with cancer was too much to ask of such a small boy. ic Pops! some weeks or months, I began to realize that I plete repudiation of not only commonly accepted cor- was earning my pay directing the telecast. Part To his parents, Betsy and Pat, we offer our deepest porate practices but also of the democratic process. sympathies and pray for all that brings peace. of the return for being there day and night was The first of two resolutions proposed by over 25 RENT BOATS Harborside Goes Pops with getting to know some of the ballplayers who To the community, which raised over $10,000 to JENSEN'S TWIN PALM percent of the members of CROW read: "Any mem- help Patrick and his family through these troubled Fanfare to Arthur Fiedler were really kind of fun to be with and the team ber of the board of directors shall be removed from RESORT AND MARINA owner, Cal Griffith, who would meet with me times, we say thank you. Your money was put to office with or without cause by the vote or agreement Symphonic pops reminiscent of the every so often to go over the plans for the tele- good use in helping send Patrick to New York's in writing by a majority of all votes of the member- '30s and '40s brighten the stage for cast. Sloan-Kettering Hospital for a final operation to try Water Taxi to Outer Islands Because I really did love the game, I didn't ship." Votes and proxies were 336-71 in favor of that to extend and better the quality of his life. It was also Naples Philharmonic orchestra's Pops resolution. That resolution was ruled by the board to mind some of the wild eccentricities and some of used to help keep a family afloat while their jobs, Be your own Captain night at Harborside. Selections from the strange people I had to deal with. Also, I have passed. their hearts and their dreams were drowned in a sea Closest to outer islands -Bizet's Carmen, Offenbach's Someone to should say mat some of the strange incidents that The vote on the second resolution in favor of of sorrow and despair. Watch OperMe, and Sousa's The Stars occurred during the season made life interesting removing the present board was 342-89. However, Fabulous Shelling on Deserted Beaches Patrick's memory lives on within all of us. and Stripes Forever. Trumpet soloist if not a bit nerve-wracking. For instance, on this time the board ruled that the resolution did not The Patrick Hanley Fund Committee Excellent Fishing Areas opening day when the Senators were playing the pass. They decreed that a majority of all members Sanibel Charles Daval plays The Carnival of Boston Red Sox, then President Eisenhower was was required, making the assumption that all existing CAPTfVA IS. Venice and Largo al factotum from The to throw out the first ball. Obviously this made it CROW members who did not vote were in favor of necessary for certain security precautions and ,472-5800, Barber of Seville. Be there! keeping the present board. CROW director lauds also for some very special care in producing a Underwritten by CELLULAR0HE® great game with no bobbles. Unfortunately, a The total membership in CROW, which numbers members, public groups ULTRALOOK OF STUART, FL AND DURHAM, NC PRESENT AN great game not only includes what happens on 1380, was given no written notice of the board's the field, but also with the ceremonial proceed- intent. Uninformed or uninterested members or those To the editor The Islander Monday, February 27,1995 ings like the game's opening ceremonies. The not wishing to vote were not asked to sign proxies national anthem is played and fans stand at allowing the board to cast their votes for them as is On behalf of the staff and board at CROW, I would BRAND 8:15 p.m., tickets $35 FABRIC Grammy Award-Winning Conductor, Erich Kunzel attention. This becomes exciting when the presi- done in corporations. They did nothing, so they can- like to thank the many members and friends of dent is in the stands. not be said to have voted. CROW who came out on the coldest day of the year Unfortunately, even though we rehearsed the If anyone running for office had to get a majority to cast their ballot in person, whatever their position, SHOWING!!! HEAR US NOW! BLAJRBORSIDE DOWNTOWN FORT MYERS opening routine time and time again, as the play- of all the registered voters, almost no one would be and show their support for CROW and its patients. The Naples Philharmonic, Monday, Feb. 27 * To charge by phone call Ticketmaster 334-3309 or (813) 287-8844. ers stood at attention awaiting to hear our nation- Thanks also belong to the SCCF, The Sanibel Also available at the Harborside Box Office 332-6120,1375 Monroe Street, Historic Downtown Fort Myers al anthem, all saluting along with our president, elected because usually less than a third of qualified ONE DAY ONLY!! FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24™ electors vote. Can you imagine anyone getting elect- Trolley, The Sanibel Police Department, St. Isabel's they put the wrong record on and instead of our 0 Catholic Church and the many CROW volunteers AN EXTRAORDINARY SELECTION OF ULTRASUEDE national anthem out came America the Beautiful. ed by non-voters? The will of the people can be car- who provided assistance for the Feb. 8 meeting. APPAREL AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. SUITS, As I recall my reaction, at first I became faint, ried out only if the people speak. It is just this sort of quiet steady support by COATS, SKIRTS, SEPARATES, PANTS, JACKETS, AND then rigid and finally I just stood there and Total votes on the two resolutions cast in person or SHORTSI CROW's long standing and staunch members that has sweated. Since the music we used was played on by proxy were 407 and 431 respectively. A majority 2173 PERIWINKLE a record, unfortunately, the engineer put on the kept us going through this very difficult time. SANIBEL of all votes of the membership was required, and the SANIBEL wrong side of the record. majority of all votes was 336 in the first vote and 342 We thank you all for your support of this very ven- COMMUNITY erable and vital organization. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Please see BOYS, page 23 in the second vote. The minority supporting the board CENTER was 71 in the first vote and 89 in the second vote. MarcElie.DVM Executive Director, CROW CALL 800/380-7445 FOR INFO. OR TO BE ON OUR MAILING LIST Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 THE ISLANDER 11 10 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 in Gumbo Limbo were given. Mr. Gleitz, the original Loflin will be trapping some and relocating them WllUiif© continued from page 5 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. with driving left of center. section, the driver, who is a Sanibel complainant to come before the committee, said his to other parts of the island, but the city has no permit Beat continued from page 2 resident, stopped to yell obscenities at situation was considerably better. Chairperson Molly to relocate off-island. Elie pointed out that canine dis- sub-committee should make recommendations as to Joel Teodoro Acevedo of Fort Myers Christopher Douglas Jones of the traffic policeman. He was told to Krival and Dr. Loflin both reported that two other temper - the disease that decimated Sanibel's raccoon what the standards should be." Jeffrey S. Jones of Louisville, Ky., was charged Saturday, Feb. 11, with Orlando was charged Feb. 11 with move on and eventually did. homeowners were frantic over their problems with population several years ago - is showing up in City Natural Resources Director Rob Loflin gave a was charged Feb. 12 with going 60 driving on a suspended license and DUI, possession of paraphernalia and the masked marauders. Loflin's site inspection at one 'coons and grey foxes in South Fort Myers now. summary of the dune restoration issues scheduled for careless driving after being involved in A lost child was on the Lighthouse house on Kava Court produced the comment from "I tend to hope it won't-make-it--across the pond'" an accident with injuries on Sanibel- Beach Feb. 11. The child's mother was discussion by the council for the following two him of "Disgusting! There were several-inch-high Tuesdays and asked that committee members be pre- he said, "because I'll be the one to deal with the Captiva Road at Gulf Pines Drive. The found and they were reunited. piles of excrement all over her yard and hundreds of incredible carnage the disease causes. But it's highly other driver, - Roger Crews of pared to assist property owners in delineating where torn up and partially eaten grapefruit and oranges the dunes system is on their properties. contagious, and I suppose an animal that is symptom- Louisville, Ky., told police he was A Sanibel business was receiving everywhere. The lady told me that she'd always had a free but carrying the virus could swim across and Loflin also reminded everyone that permits are wonderful citrus crop - lots to keep, lots to give away going 40 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road threatening phone calls Feb. 11 includ- infect our population too." mammt ing "I'll shove your head in the oven" necessary for trimming of coastal vegetation forward - and the coons had never bothered it before. And I Ml >•••••»> when his car was hit in the rear by On that cheerful note, the meeting adjourned. » i Smm.mM*'A Jones' car. Crews was charged with dri- and "I'm going to hit you over the head of the coastal control line. these must be tremendous specimens, judging by the ving on an expired license. His passen- with a pizza turner." In response to a question, he reported that the size of their ^leavings.' gers, Paula Miller and Phillip Parsons, South Florida Water Management District had deter- She is, in essence, con- mined that the current permits for Stardial (the pro- were treated and released by Lee There was a Jeep-bicycle accident at fined to her quarters after WE SELL FOR LESS posed development at the Shell Point corner on Memorial Hospital. Periwinkle Way and Donax Street Feb. dark." 1-v-T, CARMENJ. OUR GUARANTEES... VISIT OUR DESIGN CENTER 11. The Jeep was driven by Sven Summerlin) had expired; that the Corps of Engineers Care & Rehabilitation had not made any decisions as yet; and that Lee DR.AULINO M LOWEST PRICE M WALL PAPER A driver honked continuously for Steckhan of Cape Coral. He was of Wildlife Director Marc Wa are not on Cleveland Ave. County had approved the application for 2,000 units. Elie informed the commit- So Our Overhead is Lower M WINDOW TREATMENTS three minutes while waiting in backed- charged with failure to yield the right is pleased to announce the Committee member and developer Dave Almas tee that BFI was suffi- B COMPLETE SATISFACTION up traffic at Lindgren Road and of way. The bicycle was driven by Deal Diredly With Owner, M CARPET, TILE & raised the point that the 75 percent native was a mini- ciently impressed by the association of Periwinkle Way Feb. 11. At the inter- Joseph Robert Sloboda of Sanibel. Not a Here-Today, VINYL FLOORING mum requirement, not maximum. He also raised the problem to agree to allow -r-^T, DAVID G. Gone-Tomorrow Salesperson point (read "problem") that the Planning Commission NO PRESSURE SALES their drivers to exit their m INTERIOR DESIGNER ON STAFF and a builder can settle on a vegetation plan. "But the trucks in order to open the DR. CARLTON B FAST, FREE DELIVERY GLAPJOLUS AT NO COST OR OBLIGATUION SCCF FACT session to feature plan then falls in the cracks somewhere ... This com- now-latched Dumpsters at Dr. Carmen J. Aulino, DDS Dr. David G. Carlton, DDS SUMM6RUN mittee never gets a copy of the requirements or the Jerry's. In addition, Brian LARGE S1LE0TS0N OF COMPLETE fishing rules and regulations chat accepted plan. There should be some way to correct Benham of Jerry's also in the practice of WICKER & RATTAN PACKAGES that because each house has to have a vegetation plan promised Elie that all Do you enjoy fishing at the end of a servation Foundation at 10 a.m. on that agrees with the development plan. I think this $ 00 dock on a warm sunny day? Does boat- Friday, Feb. 24. garbage in the bullet trash OPEN 7 DAYS FROM 4900 committee should have a copy of that." cans located around the ing really appeal to you? This week's Friday At the Center Steve Mullins, chairman of the Conservation GENERAL DENTISTRY MON.-FRl. 9-6 SAT. 9-5 CONVENIENT LOCATION FROM If you answered "Yes" to either of center would be removed SUNDAY 12-4 Talk will feature the presentation Council and former environmental consultant to the SANIBEL & FT. MYERS BEACH these questions, are you familiar with at sundown and that the "Fishing & Boating Regulations for a Wulfert development, expressed a great deal of con- center has hired someone 15501 MCGREGOR the ever-changing fishing and boating Reason" by a Marine Patrol officer. cern about the part of The Sanctuary being developed Gulf Points Square 489-3311 regulations? If you're not, if the current to clean up the wooded FINANCING AVAILABLE IN MINER'S PLAZA Each Friday during the season the now that he is no longer "part of the plan". He said Across from Public near Pier I Imports regulations are undecipherable to you, area behind the store. SCCF host the FACT discussions. The that this section is chock full of native vegetation - or if you just In response to Alice sessions are open to the public and one lot had 94 native plants that would have to be Open Monday thru Friday 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM want to brush moved, including many mature cabbage palms. Kyllo's "I've never heard up on the everyone is invited to attend. of raccoons eating citrus The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Committee Chair Bob Slayton is to consult with the INSURANCE ACCEPTED rules, you de- project engineer. before," several people finitely need Foundation is located at Mile Marker said in unison, "Yes, but if #1 on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Jerry's is shut down, close to come to The first report to the City Wildlife Committee was 489-1118 the Sanibel- For further information call 472- from Eve Haverfield who has been struggling for by citrus trees are the next Captiva Con- 2329. months to get the Chamber of Commerce kiosk re- source of dinner!" done. 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a «r „ , ^T^*.(t . ,18 THilSUWPER Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 F Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 THE ISLANDER 19 familiar with. I was especially impressed with the time the rate of exchange was four Deutsch Mark to continued from page 1 ... Leah (Nancy Antonio) is a writer who is .it. In the past I have directed several plays with Teaching bakeries full of fabulous breads and pastries, the the dollar. Playhouse continued from page 16 eight months pregnant with her first child. She all female casts. As a man, I feel I bring a new green grocers with their vast selection of fresh veg- I stayed in downtown Cologne at a small hotel is anxious and eager. and vital understanding to some of the charac- playing the best of American clothing and products, etables - most usually with an herb suggested to cook called Lasthaus. It was nothing fancy, but exceeding- ed, given specific names and different problems ... Danny (Ginger Parker) is athletic and opti- ters and maybe a different point of view. Since as well as many fine European brands I was not with them and the general level of prosperity. At that ly clean. The desk clerks spoke some English, which of motherhood, then woven into a continuing mistic with an overpowering desire to become a this is a play about women in the '90s, I am was a big help, and seemed exceedingly anxious to ; story line. The interplay of individuals became mother. acutely familiar with many of their current please, especially when they learned that I was a important as their lives and problems were ... Megan (Carrie Lund) is independent and problems. My wife, Kathryn Graybill (recently member of the faculty at the dance academy. intermingled. Yet, each character must maintain high-spirited and the mother of three children. in the cast of the Playhouse production of The classes were held at the Stadion (stadium) der i her own personal motherhood mission." ... Anna (Evelyn Mercado) is an emotionally "Bedroom Farce") and I have had to face some Stadt Koln, 5 Koln-Mungersdorf, Aachener Strabe. It \ When questioned further about the material volatile personality after the decision to give up of the same problems discussed in the play." was a short trolley trip from the center of the city. and the method of presentation, Ridley, quite her first child for adoption 18 years ago. "Mama Drama" opens on Sunday, Feb. 26, at matter of factly, replied, "The play deals with The classrooms were basically gymnasiums with ... Liz (Stephanie Davis) uses all of her ener- 8 p.m., and will play Thursday and Saturday mature subject matter. It contains adult situa- wonderful wooden floors. There was an arrangement gy in photography and caring for her increas- matinees at 2 p.m., and future Sundays at 8 p.m. tions." Y)uKn< of portable barres and mirrors that were set up and ingly ailing mother (Charlotte Heimann). through March 25. taken down in minutes. They could also be placed in Ridley spoke most highly of his accom- When asked about being a male director of Tickets are Sunday evening shows are $19 any class configuration that was deemed necessary. plished cast and explained a little more about such a strongly female oriented play, Ridley and matinees are $14. Please call 472-0006 for The faculty was quite formidable. It included each of the character they are playing. quite calmly replied, "I have no problems with reservations Country Alvin Ailey (New York), Rene Bon (London/Paris), John Butler (New York), Edith Frandsen (Kopenhagen), Brigitte Garski (Koln), Yuriko Kikuchi (New York), Ursula Knaflewsky (Koln), AlwavsWnted Charlotte Sevelin (Koln), Georges Skibine (Paris), Maria Surowiak (Warschau) Jose Udaeta (Barcelona), Jonathan Watts (Koln), Boguslsav Wolczynski TbBelongTb? (Warschau), Pereyaslavec (New York) and yours truly from the Big Apple. Lexington Country Club. Worthington Homes, the home building company The class schedule was mind boggling, but the After years of planning, this magnificent master- of Worthington Communities, has been responsible social schedule was even more demanding. We were planned community is anally becoming reality for over $130 million in quality home construction. given the celebrity treatment and wined, dined and And it was more than worth the wait. The result of all this experience is a country club feted nightly for the entire two weeks. Situated on more than 430 exclusive acres of lakes, community—and a home within it — that is There were many special performances given at fairways and nature preserves, this gated community unmatched for quality and enduring value. the Cologne Opera House. The dance companies will feature single family estate homes, villas and included the Cologne Opera Ballet, The Netherlands luxury & resort-style condominiums. Get Ready To Move, Ft Myers. Right now, you can reserve a choice location Dance Theater and the incredible John Cranko com- It's located just minutes from Sanibel, Captiva, Ft. for your single family home, villa or luxury pany from Stuggart with the fabulous ballerina Myers Beach and all the things you need. condominium. Marcia Haydee. The focus of the community, of course, is a chal- It's an opportunity that may I was familiar with Cranko's work from his short lenging par 7218-hole championship golf course by never, ever come again. appearance on Broadway in the '50s in a dance-revue Gordon Lewis. And it's designed to be exciting for all called "Cranks." But I was not prepared for his mas- levels of play, from beginner to seasoned pro. Our preview gallery is located tery and choreographic genius in handling full-length at Summerlin & Bass Roads There will also be a full-facility Clubhouse with in Ft. Myers. We're open story ballets. fine and casual dining, golf & tennis pro shop, large from 9 am to 5 pm The Netherlands Dance Theater concentrated more swimming pool, spa, cabanas, and a lighted tennis daily Noon to 5 pm on modern and contemporary choreography. The complex with 6 Har Tru tournament courts.. on Sunday. company was a nurturing ground for some experi- "What's more, when you purchase your home at mental choreographers who where taking dance in The club you've 1o5x Lexington Country Club, there are no iniriation/ees. always wanted to c""h many different directions. If you love golf and resort-like living, Lexington belong to is finally here. This widely diversified performance schedule Country Quo is definitely the one for you. Get ready to move, alone made for an extraordinarily exciting two weeks. •Ft. Myers. Another event that proved most memorable was the fabulous annual dinner party on the Rhine, hosted by the burgermeister of Koln on his private yacht. Lexington Country Club is based on more than The classes were huge. My jazz classes had four decades of combined experience by the devel- Championship golf, tennis, a EXINGTOTSJ approximately 150 students. There was no way that opment team of Worthington Communities, Inc. /COUNTRY CLUBl 1 all interested students could be handled in two class- 190-slip marina, fitness & Their experience is evidenced in such fine com- es, so they added a third. munities as Worthington Country Club, Quail Some of my classes began with barre work and the sports facilities, an Island Beach Creek, Bonita Bay and many other fine residential 16561 Bass Road, Ft. Myers, FL 33908 • 813-437-0150 communities throughout Southwest Florida. students cleverly arranged them so that they could work on either side, facing one another. In this man- Club and dining at the gracious YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB ner, those who did not speak English faced another Developed by Florida Design Communities student who could. As I demonstrated, or corrected, clubhouse, overlooking the etc., an immediate translation was available. (The Europeans' ability to speak several languages Intracoastal Waterway, combine to make Gulf Harbour Yacht & m Building It has always fascinated me. It seems I've spent most of Garage (the Ibis) my life working on English. In fact, I'm still at it.) 10'10"\20'0" Country Club Fort Myers' most desirable address. A condominium The center floor work was concentrated on body isolations - controlled movements of each part of the home in Tamarind Cay including club membership** or a $5,000 - body. These were first done in place using a basic body pulse (a consistent rhythmic bending up and options shopping spree *** make it irresistible. | down of the knees), then combined with a basic foot pattern that moved forward, back and side to side. As one of the nations largest on-site residential builders, Pulte \ Progressions across the floor began with simple walks and runs. These were then complicated by Homes has built a reputation for excellence in the Florida adding a pattern or rhythmic design. The basic foot pattern soon became more syncopated and rhythmic. homebuilding market over the past fifteen years. Puke's home This eventually led to a full dance combination that included turns, leaps, falls, isolated moves of the designs reflect that special Southwest Florida lifestyle with[ head and neck, shoulder, pelvis, arms, etc. The academy had engaged an excellent jazz pianist innovative floorplans that offer more useable living area, and conga drummer to play for classes. I was THEOSPREY astounded at the rapidity with which they understood 3 BEDROOM/DEN U.S.41 many unique features and outstanding value. - 2 BATH what I was trying to accomplish and how I wanted COLLEGE PKWY. the rhythms played. For them it became an advanced FROM $157,900 We invite you to visit the Gulf Harbour Information Center, course in composition and improvisation. 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Membership entitles you to reserve a slip with a 10% discount on slip rental fees. ***Or Pulte Homes will include $5,000.00 in options when you purchase a condominium at Tamarind Cay. Artist rendering. Exact dimensions Please see TEACHING, page 24 and spatial arrangements on this plan are approximate and may vary in final construction. Quantities ot eligible condominiums are limited. ©1995 Pulte Home Corporation. F Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 THE ISLANDER 21 It's noise that makes the difference, not the color Tuesday, The best thing about surface lures is that noise "nest" of about-to-spawn hatchlings. That's hard to makes the difference and color doesn't count. This is 20 Feb. 21,1995 believe in saltwater where fish eggs take long rides on Recreation just opposite of most artificial lures. tides far into the bays and into near-shore coastal As we move (hopefully) into the early spring water ON THE waters. temperatures, surface feeding fish like bluefish, You should always carry one surface popper plug Spanish mackerel, ladyfish and jack cravelles come •WATER on your trip. My favorite is the Dalton Special, but back to the inshore waters. All are suckers for top- Annual Make-a-Wish fund-raising events begin Feb. 28 By Capt. Mike Fuery there are other great lures like The Arborgast water plugs or flies. Only this time, it's not the angler Jitterbug and the Hula Popper. These are hard to find, who is the most quiet who catches fish, but it's the especially on the islands. Your best chance is in a Chicago Bears to invade Sanibel Island one that makes the most disturbance with a loud freshwater bait shop or at one of the big discount sounding lure. course, wounded baits might splash at surface for a department stores which inadvertently carry these Sanibel's Sundial Beach Resort will once again Dante Jones, GJen Kozlowski, Jeremy Lincoln, John as they compete in beach relay races, water balloon We have no idea why fish will charge a surface few moments, but not cast after cast. items, even though the business is in a saltwater fish- become a tropical "Bear-a-dise" Tuesday through toss and volleyball. Magnum, Shane Matthews, Barry Minter, Tom plug. In real life, no bait fish gurgles water ahead of Fresh water bass anglers say that some of their top- ing area. The main attraction will be Friday and Saturday, Saturday, Feb. 28 through March 4, when the mem- Myslinski, Terry Obee, Todd Perry, Carl Simpson, itself, as a popper plug or fly is designed to do. Of water strikes come from the female guarding the For you fly-tiers, I've been working on a new bers of the Chicago Bears NFL team return to the John Thierry, Lewis Tillman, Tom Waddle, Ryan March 3 and 4, when Sanibel's Dunes Golf and series of poppers on my own and again, the fingernail island for their fourth annual fund raiser for the Wetnight, James Williams and Chris Zorich. Tennis Club holds the Chicago Bears Charity Golf paint, made by Sally Hansen's Hard as Nails, is best Make-a-Wish Foundation. The public is invited to join the National Chicago Tournament, a scramble involving a Bear and three Sea turtle license gains support for these flies. I've been buying cork-scooped bodies Bears Fan Club in welcoming the Bears on Feb. 28 fans on each team. For those Bears fans who would and putting in stainless 1/0 hooks, then epoxying the Head Coach Dave Wannstedt and approximately By Anne Bel lew However, before either of the bills can pass, 30 current players will visit the islands that week- at a Hawaiian luau at the Sundial on Sanibel, the rather spend the day fishing with the Bears, there Islander Staff Writer two together. I want the floating fly weed-free, so I 8,500 signatures from Florida drivers who turn the hook up. end for some golf, fishing, parties and more. AH official Chicago Bears' hotel. Fans can personally will also be a day-long deep sea fishing excursion The sea turtle specialty license tag, which would "pledge" to purchase one of the tags must be sub- I call the short, multi-colored hair on the back side proceeds will benefit the Make-a-Wish Foundation, greet their favorite players and get their autographs on the Gulf of Mexico Friday. Fans can help the provide permanent funding for Florida's Marine Bears reel one in while enjoying breakfast, lunch mitted. About 4,500 have been gathered so far and of most bucktails, "exploding hair." That's because if which makes dreams come true for children with while enjoying traditional Hawaiian food, music Turtle Protection Program, has gained supporters in the additional 4,000 must be generated by a March and refreshments. you clip these short strands and tie them down tight, life-threatening illnesses. and drinks. both houses of the Florida legislature. Bills to cre- 7 deadline. the hair will come up tall and will be just perfect for Those players scheduled to be on hand include On March 1 there will be a kickoff party at The week of events comes to a conclusion ate the specialty plate have been introduced by The license plate design is a well-drawn logger- surface poppers. Troy Auzenne, Myron Baker, Mark Bortz, Doug Flashbacks Bar & Grill in Fort Myers at 7 p.m.- Saturday evening with an outdoor barbecue on the Sen. Howard Forman (D-32) and House Speaker head hatchling on the beach making its way to the For you who don't know exactly what I'm talking Buffone, Ronnie Bull, Todd Burger, Kevin Butler, On Thursday, March 2, the Bears will take to the Dunes grounds. "A Tribute to the Blues Brothers Peter Rudy Wallace (D-52). ocean. The tag will cost $17.50 in addition to the about, it looks like a fly that's stuck its wet finger in Joe Cain, Bob Christian, Ron Cox, Gary Fencik, beach for an afternoon of beach Olympics at the Band" will entertain the crowd and there will be a regular license renewal fee. Money raised will be an open light socket. Deer hair floats very well and Jim Flanigan, Albert Fontenot, Chris Gardocki, Sundial, and the public is invited to attend. Cheer silent auction of Chicago Bears memorabilia. dedicated to helping Florida's endangered sea tur- the more of the "exploded" tie, the better. Chris Gedney, Robert Green, Raymont Harris, your favorite current and former Bears on to victory For more information, call 997-2327, County responds to toll tles survive. I cover the entire cork with epoxy and let it dry for a day before tying hair or feathers to it. The Hansen's' V. booth accident question The Florida Legislature has been asked by just about all the special interest groups to create a spe- "White Whip Frost" is my current favorite. The color is a silver white and attracts fish quite well. Behind The Dunes Men's Golf Association played a Two Low gross honors went to Jerry Kohmescher, Lee County has denied the contention of large cialty license plate for their cause. In 1992 law- the epoxy head I've been using dark pink or char- Man, Best Ball, 90 Percent of Handicap Round, Henrietta Karasin and Jane Fredericks with a 70. Bob numbers of accidents at the new stop light at the makers developed a strict set of guidelines that all treuse deer hair (always from the back of the tail) to Wednesday, Feb. 15. In 18-hole play, John Ford, with SPORTS Arkins, Mary Holly and Johanna Boren captured sec- Sanibel Causeway. future proposed tags must meet before considera- tie this fly. It's easy to put together, but hardly anyone a blind draw, led A Flight with a 66. Taking second ond witha 77. Since the installation of the light there have tion. Among those is a requirement to demonstrate following a score card play-off with a 68 were Don only been two accidents rather than the more carries these patterns so you nearly have to tie your that the new plate will be supported by Floridians. own to get started. If you really want to try one, call Sikema and Chuck Wellons. In B Flight, Rich Meyer SHORTS The 9th Annual Beach Swings Golf Tournament than 30 alleged by Sanibel City Councilman Bob Hence, the 8,500 "pledge" signatures. Janes at the Feb. 7 Sanibel City Council meet- me and I'll send one over. and Bob Davison were first with a 77. Skip Richard will be held Saturday, April 22, at the Gulf Harbour However, signing does not forever commit the with a blind draw was second after a score card play- Golf Resort in Fort Myers. The tournament is a ing. The action is always fast for these poppers because signer to purchasing the plate. Needless to say, you want to attract fish by the sound, not the color or off with an 80. In C Flight, Dick Smith and Jack On Saturday, Feb. 11, the Beachview Men played favorite event among golfers as many prizes are During that council meeting, the city's gov- erning board directed City Manager Gary Price each one sold helps the cause along, but petition pattern of the lure. For spin casting lures like the McGlynn were first with a 76. Geo Long and Geo an 18-hole, Team Play - Two Best Balls Net round. offered from local businesses and Realtors each year. signatures indicate support for the idea, not a true Laursen earned second, after another score card play- to contact the Lee County Department of Arborgast popper, hard pulls from the rod will work. Finishing first with a 115 were Lee Gibson, Bill It will be a four-man scramble format and everyone is promise to pay. off, with a 78. In D Right, Ed Rand with a blind draw Transportation concerning the safety of traffic at For those of you fashioning your own flies, a gentle Alquist, Bud Ristow and Ken Karasin. Earning sec- invited to attend. The entry fee is $60 per player, Petitions will be available to sign at the Live was first with an 89. One shot back in second were which includes a continental breakfast, golf and cart the intersection. tug, enough to cause attention, will be best. ond with a 122 were Milt Reik, Dave Stark, Pat Shell Booth at the upcoming Shell Fair. Bob Maxeimer and Sam Clarke. McGuffin andJim Hombrook. and an awards luncheon. Among the door prizes are Good fishing... In nine-hole action, Bob Louwers and Dick Bird weekends at resorts on Fort Myers Beach and the sur- were first with a 33. Walt Badger and Doc The Beachview Women's Golf Association host- rounding area, deep sea fishing trips, dinners at local Cooperrider earned second with a 38. ed a special event Wednesday, Feb. 15. Three-person restaurants and more. teams made up of two women and one man competed Registration forms can be obtained by calling the The Beachview Men's Golf Association played a in the association's annual 18-hole Sweetheart Fort Myers Beach ChamberTjf Commerce at 454- Food For THE nine-hole, Four Man Best Ball Net round Tuesday, Tournament. 7500, or contact Rich Cotter at 463-5793. Feb. 14. Taking first place with a 25 were Marv The low net winners were Dick Hawthorne, Jean Backus, Corney Becker, Dick Grant and Jack Reed and Betty Puff with a 52. Sharing second place Arthritis Water,Exercise Classes are now being Thought MOST Harrington. Taking second following a three-way with 56s were the teams of Bill Blankenship, Tommy held at the Sanibel Rec Center pool. The joint flexi- reverse card play-off with a 27 were Ken Karasin, Jaeger and Marilyn Neth, and Dave Spoehr, Maureen bility course begin both Friday and Saturday at at 11 Harvey Schein, Colin Reeves and Clyde Rockwood. Hawthorne and Agnes McCIintock. a.m. A doctor's release form is required. The classes, By Paul Gaeta SEEWORTHY which will be taught by Coby Amadio, will be held P!ay Better Golf with JACK NICKLAU5 each week - weather permitting. For information, call the Rec Center at 472-0345. Elegant chicken salad for a special lunch combines grilled chicken WOMEN I IS TO LftND THE PlLL ON THE GREEN breast halves, a little diced ham and gorgqnzola for richness. The WHENEVER POSSIBLE ^ ONSISTJ=NTl_y TO PRODUCE THE. crunch comes from matchsticks of red and yellow peppers, water MRKtNG GOOD TRUEST POSSt&LE FIND Nume>ER.S chestnuts, red onion rounds and crisp-tender asparagus. e-XCELLEMT fe; fcecOUSE kOL * * * PLfly PlROUKJD V IS EASIER TO Duplicate Bridge THE BEST THE GREENS. V JUDGE RWD Defrosting in the microwave? At medium-low-30 percent power-figure EXECUTE THAN PLIGHT RULE £• TuUD 6BSIC RULES IS TO RUN on five minutes for each pound of food. SELECTION FOR MOST PITCH THE BOLL AS In Duplicate Bridge play at the Sanibel * * * flND CHIP SHOTS — MUCH fl-S POSSIBLE' Community Center Thursday, Feb. 16, Sterling OF U>llX- HELP VOU \N CONSI STENT Almost any fruit tastes better when it's baked under a crumb topping. THBT RESflRD. tOITH RULE 1. Bassett directed 14 tables of players. Combine 1 cup less 2 Tbs. flour, 1/3 cup brown sugar and 1/4 tsp. Topping North/South were Marianne and Bob y King ( estuiet Syuftcale. tnc Wand riQfTU lettruMJ cinnamon. Cut in 1/3 cup butter. Top 4 cups of cut-up apples or pears Warnick. Second went to Ginny Reeves and with crumbs and bake 40 to 45 minutes at 400°. JMOLTO FINOJ Alaine Jass. Carol Frank and Lois Levin were 3UJIKIG ERRORS third. * * * SHOTS ftN RESULT INJ Lightly pickled fruit or vegetables are a nice counterpoint with meat or RESULT PI -SHRNKED SHOT. In East/West, Eleanor Calves and Lacy THE HO5EL 1 ftiLIEVE. HOUUEVER. chicken. Empty a drained can of beets or cling peaches into 1/2 cup 1 <->"T THE CH1EP Fendley Jed the way, with Eric and Louise OF THE CLU& CRUSE IS Winston in second. Marietta Jayne and Luella sweet-pickle liquid; cover and refrigerate an hour or more. HERE CONTACTING THE HERD MOTION. BOLL, INSTEFIO., Atterbery were third. * * * OT= THE ,-"' SET The world's biggest tomato-7 pounds, 12 ounces-was grown in PFlCE. /-- POSTURE GOLF IS CORRECT In Duplicate Bridge action Monday, Feb. 13, Edmond, Oklahoma. It fit on a bi-i-i-ig sandwich. On and VlRTUflLLV at the Sanibel Community Center, Joyce Truitt mew Keep -.••'•* * * Henu -simo THROUGHOUT directed 16 tables of players. the world's largest portions? Not quite, but you'll get a generous 'ffshore SHRNKINS THE -SLUING, flVJO Joyce Truitt and Sterling Bassett topped the OU-CL VERY RflREU>v Y 6ECOMES HIT Pi -'LflTERflL. , list in North/South, with Ginny Reeves and plateful of delicious food at Dorothy Suechting earning runner-up honors. Chadwick's Square & Third went to Martha Kildow and Dick Light. IM fiDDITIoN TO South Seas Plantation COIUNG FULLY Mary Jane Rawlins and Belle Lipsky finished 472-7507 ™_- _— RMD PULL- first in East/West. Marietta Jayne and Luella HOOKED SHOTS FIRE T?r Monday-Saturday 10-8 OPTEN THE PRODUCT CH= LAGG*N<2 YOUR, Atterbery were second. Marge and Dick Stoner IMSUFFICIENT SHOULDER SHOULDERS &EHIWO Sunday 10-6 > UB. L.E© ACTION were third. 1223 PERIWINKLE WAY. SANBEL BLAND UJHEN IWCOr^PLETELV COILED STRRTlU<3 DOUJM. o GiOINQ fcflCK , THE Bring this adjor 10% off SHOULDgRS TEWO THE FEELING VOU Games start promptly at 1:30 p.m. on TO UNWIND TOO U/ftNT IS "THflT SEAFOOD EMPORIUM your next purchase and FAR TOO FBST YOUR LOUieFk BOOV Thursdays. Monday Duplicate Bridge sessions at IN THE IS POLLING 472-136S become a Preferred Cus- PDUJMSUJirOS, YOUR UPPER, foODVs the Community Center begin at 7:30 p.m. (there Corner of TARpon Bay Rtt. & periWlNKLE Way tomerfor Special Discounts MOT THflT DeveRiNie THE UPPER, &OOV was no Monday game Jan. 2 due to the New each time you shop! THE*CLU& OW IS IM CON1MRND. 1523 Pwbrinkle Way |M OUT-TO-IN Year's holiday). The cost is $3 per person. .PeriwinWeWay 472-3161 Our 20th year! / SCOING PRTK. 472-7672 IIM5 by King F*I1U»I Syndicate. »ne. Wortd ritfit* le 22 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 Tuesday, A few tips on how to spot a great island sheller Feb. 21,1995 23 6. Holier Than You Conservationists. Don't get Islanders at Large The best thing you can do is be on a beach with expert shelters, because they hardly take any shells. behind these people because they bury, fling or The worst thing you can do is be on a beach with SHELLING release everything in front of you, living or dead. You Rodriguez Named ABWA's Singer to Speak at Bat Yam Price to Speak St. Michael's Shrimp Dinner rookies, because they take everything not nailed have to understand that most of these folks are very Woman of the Year Ron Singer of the Office of the at CASI Gathering The annual shrimp dinner at St. down. TIPS concerned with preserving the beach - the living Deborah Rodriguez of the Iona Consulate General of Israel in New Sanibel City Manager Gary Price Michael and All Angels Episcopal How can you tell who you are following? Here's a shells, the ambiance of the beach. Translation: they McGregor Chapter of the American York will speak following the Bat Yam will be the guest speaker when the Church on Sanibel will be held already got their's, don't take your's. few highlights on determining when to keep going or Business Women's Association, has - Temple of the Islands' 8 p.m. Shabbat Condominium Association of Sanibel Thursday, Feb. 23, in the Great Hall of By Capt. Mike Fuery 7. The "I just want to find a big shell" people. turn around and go back to the condo. been selected as a recipient of services at Sanibel Congregational Inc. meets Wednesday, Feb. 22, in the the church. They are excellent to walk behind because they Southwest Florida's Woman of the 1. If there is a couple ahead of you and the man is ignore all the best shelling in the quest for that one Church Friday, Feb. 24. Loggerhead Cay Condominium The "peel and eat" shrimp (half a dragging a heavy plastic bag, making a trail in the about it. Get in tight behind this group if they say any Year award. An eight-year member and Singer will deliver a lecture Clubhouse on East Gulf Drive on pound) meal, complete with homemade of the following: "Nobody raked the beach this morn- nine-foot conch that could be out there. Antidote: sand, and the woman is running a frantic zigzag pat- "Last week, a big one came out and got two tourists past chapter president for the ABWA, designed to be a political and economic Sanibel. Registration with coffee and salads, rolls, desserts and a beverage, tern just ahead of him, then go home. You're either ing."; "The place doesn't look anything like the Deborah is active in the service indus- overview of the effects of the break up donuts begins at 8:30 a.m. with the pro- will cost $9 per person. brochure!"; "I can't believe there's no casinos." on this beach. The cops had to use bleach to get the behind a kindergarten teacher on vacation who wants blood off the sand." try and for the past 6 1/2 years has been of the Soviet Union and its implications gram starting at 9. Seatings will be at 5:30, 6, 6:30 and 5. Here's some bad ones to get behind, if they say to pick up 10 different shells for each student, or And you thought shelling was safe! employed with the Island Water upon the emigration of Soviet Jewry. Price will cover a wide variety of 7 p.m. Carry-outs will be available someone convinced them that there's a market for any of the following: "If we pick up enough live Association on Sanibel, currently as Singer is a noted authority on the subjects of interest and concern to the between 5:30 arid 6:30 p.m. in the shells, we can eat in the camper for a week."; "We Capt. Mike Fuery is a professional shelling guide. He broken shells. membership coordinator. subject of Soviet emigration and has can pay for our vacation with these shells!"; "Nobody charters out of 'Tween Waters Marina on Captiva Sanibel condominium community. church office at the rear of the building. 2. Look out for two or more women walking side- A single mother of a 10-year-old enforces that law." Island. had much experience in assisting For additional information, call Tickets are being sold in the church by-side, with their hands on their hips, because first daughter attending Sanibel Elementary Russian Jews in finding new homes. Gene Radke at 472-3832 or Lucie Hall office at 2304 Periwinkle Way and of all, they are former Roller Derby veterans, and sec- School, Deborah continues her involve- Singer also served as the senior at 472-4077. must be purchased in advance. They ondly, you are never going to pass them. Try to get ment with the community through Girl advisor on Jewish life in the former ft ft ft will be available outside Bailey's on around them and you'll get a hip check that will have MHF's new education center Scouting, both as a troop leader and Soviet Union for the Office of the Shadowfax Sails Again, Feb. 20,21 and 22. you crawling out of the sea oats for half an hour. neighborhood manager. She also makes Prime Minister. McPhees Plan Slide Show Contact the church office for more They aren't all that bad to follow, however, because time for various committees such as the ft ft ft The Sailing McPhees, Scott and information at 472-2173. they aren't after shells, it's just that they don't want and aquarium to open soon education committee at Faith United Don't Forget the Kiwanis Gretchen, will be presenting another of ft ft ft anyone getting ahead of them. After nearly a year and several false starts, Underhill is a third generation island resident, his Methodist Church, Community Spaghetti Dinner Feb. 25 - their entertaining and informative slide Shell Museum Membership 3. Been Here, Already Found It, shelters. They've Sanibel's Marine Habitat Foundation Education family having settled here in the late 1880s. Local Resource Team at Sanibel Elementary The Kiwanis Club of Sanibel- shows in the Wakefield Room at Meeting Feb. 24 been coming here for years; before the causeway, Center and Aquarium is almost open. A total of 46 school groups are invited to explore with him the School and Ways/Means, Education Captiva Islands will hold its Spaghetti 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva from 7 The annual meeting of the members even; before people knew there were shells here; aquaria have been installed, ranging in size from possible uses of the facility in their curricula. Committees for the Iona chapter of the Dinner for Island Charities Saturday, to 9 p.m., Friday, Feb. 24. The cost is of the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum before it was cool to wear shell shoes; before having 10. gallons to 1,200 gallons. A 50-gallon touch tank The staff anticipates having a ribbon-cutting cer- ABWA. Feb. 25, from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the $5 for adults and $2.50 for children will be held in the auditorium of the to pay to park at the beach! Don't show these people has been built to encourage "hands-on" experi- emony sometime in March, but already has in Deborah is a native of Atlanta and Sanibel Community Center. under 12. Sanibel Congregational Church, Friday, anything you've found because they have already ences with sea squirts, and two 30-gallon aquaria place a regular Wednesday night slide show and she hold a bachelor's degree in speech For the all-you-can-eat price of $7 at Celebrated circumnavigators, Scott Feb. 24, beginning at 10 a.m. found 'em - better, bigger, more colorful and did it will be available for public use. lecture entitled "Sea Life & Sea Squirts: Good before you spoiled the island by coming here. The water filtration system for the aquaria is a communications from the University of the door or $6 in advance, you can dine and Gretchen will be showing slides On the agenda will be an update on News for Troubled Waters." The 7 p.m. program South Florida. on spaghetti with homemade sauce, hot from their five-year, around-the-world, building progress and the projected Here's how to drive these people nuts: Get to one flow-through system, utilizing water pumped from introduces the audience to and highlights the Annually, a woman of the year lun- garlic bread, salad and wine or soda. Captiva-to-Captiva sail aboard their 46- opening date for the museum now near- of the shell shops and buy a cheap imported shell Tarpon Bay. It also has the capacity to be self-con- research being conducted by the foundation in the tained using both mechanical and sea squirt filtra- cheon is held at the Sheraton Harbour, There will be music and dancing from foot ketch, Shadowfax. ing completion on the San-Cap Road which obviously came from the other side of the waters of Sanibel and the surrounding area. world. Then take off the price sticker, pack it with tion systems. The 1,200-gallon tank is now home in which 17 women are in competition, 6 to 10 p.m., followed by a raffle draw- In addition to hearing and seeing construction site. The meeting is open to grouper, mangrove snapper, snook, sheepshead, The Marine Habitat Foundation Inc. is a non- each representing the 17 ABWA chap- ing for great prizes donated by island slides of their adventure, those attend- to all members in good standing and sand, put it in the water so it looks like you just found profit scientific research organization and is located it and show them what you have. Sometimes the a black drum and a young tarpon. ters in Southwest Florida. Selection is businesses. ing will also hear about the McPhees' their guests. Refreshments vHll be With a marine biology degree from the at 900 Tarpon Bay Road in the Barrier Island based upon a member's career, educa- Tickets may be purchased in upcoming circumnavigation, which is served. veins in their necks actually get big enough so you Research Laboratory. Admission is free but dona- can see the pulse. University of Florida, former intern Dan Underhill tional advancement, community advance at Tracy's Car Wash, set to begin in January 1996. For further information, call the has returned to the staff as director of operations tions are always appreciated. (Its latest wish list involvement and participation in the Community Bank of the Island! or A cash bar will be available. For museum's Preview Center on 4. The Metro Whiners. These people are very good includes, for example, "boats that float!") for the Education Center and Field Wqrk association. from any local Kiwanian. more information, call 472-9018. Periwinkle Way at 395-2233. to follow because they are so busy complaining, that Coordinator for volunteers. No stranger to Sanibel, For additional information call 472-3558. they don't ever pick up anything, they just whine ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft

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ing an act, is it planned, is it ad-libbed (ha! ha! Jack or any way that will get us there." being discussed and appearances in a new musical Benny use to say the best ad-lib had been rehearsed The following question evoked the biggest laugh comedy, or a revival of a musical theater classic is UGLY CLOSET CONTEST for six months), or does it just happen. of the interview, "Do you and Eydie maintain any always considered a distinct possibility. Steve told me their in-between patter had been kind of exercise regime?" Quizzed about their favorite performance medium, evolved over a period of time. But, they always leave After some extended hearty Lawrence laughter, his Steve said, "We both love doing concerts because that reply, "Are you kidding? No, we don't. Our main the format loose enough to take advantage of some is immediate. You know very quickly how things are regime is living. But, to each his own, if it works for local happenings, colorful local celebrity or a particu- going. The electricity that goes between performers lar state of being in each city where they are appear- you - great!" ing. This always keeps things fresh and up to date. When asked to name his favorite recording, Steve and an audience when things are going right is one of For general knowledge, neither Steve or Eydie said that was an impossibility. They have sung so the greatest feelings in the world." have studied voice, so there is no urgent need for con- many songs and such a variety of melodies and I'm certain that exciting electrical charge will take tinued coaching, singing lessons, etc. They have both rhythms, they have no particular favorites. Maybe it place when Steve and Eydie appear at Harborside on capitalized on and developed their individual vocal goes back to that old way of thinking, "What you are Feb. 26. They'll be doing a songbook of your sound and production. Steue explained, "Doing has singing at that particular time is your favorite." favorites in their own inimitable style. Steve also explained that when he and Eydie were been our best teacher." So you'd better stop by the Harborside box office They carry an entourage of approximately 15 peo- on the "Diamond Jubilee World Tour "with Frank Sinatra, he had asked Sinatra that same question. His in downtown Fort Myers and pick up your tickets for ple with them for each engagement. There are six key $37.50 and $31.50. Or for an easy alternative, call musicians, a lighting director, wardrobe personnel, answer was the same, "Not a - many!" managerial staff, secretaries, etc. In addition to their touring dates, they are planning Ticketmasters at 287-8844 or 334-3309. When asked about their method of transportation, a new album for the two of them as well as a sdlo As Steve might say, "Any which way, as long as Steve said, "Any which way! By plane", bus, train, car alburn for each. There are always television specials you get there." Boys continued from page 8 I must say the president took it with good gr$ce. strike, butifis*he joy ahd relaxation that so many on, thousands of people are losing their jobs;.mfflidns He laughed and stood at attention again when Mr people wlRitoiss. of dollars in revenue coming-to Honda are alsb-lctet. Star Spangled Banner was played. Back when I was programming the telecasts, play- It seems that a solution must be forthcoming if a Unfortunately even though Bob Porterfield, the ers' salarfes^vere fairly moderate. Perhaps one of the number of business people in communities all over Senators' star pitcher, was on the mound, we lost the best of thppayers, Babe Ruth, only earned about Southern Florida are to stay solvent and survive.'.;' game much to the chagrin of the players, Cal Griffith SlOO.OOOVjjrear. By today's standards that would be That's serious stuff and not something a bunch of v and myself, and I think the president was even root- less than the minimum wage in baseball. ballplayers and owners should be responsible "for ing forth,e Senators. . It is soasetimes difficult for the average person to when they both do so well financially. --? In case you are wondering what my producing understand^y some players today earn $3 and $4 - For so many years baseball fans in our state and. baseball games back then has to do with anything of million aT^|r, playing a game they must love and are people all over the country hav&speht their hard .* CALL 277-3891 FOR APPOINTMENT importance today, I will admit that all of this is sim- on strike^jUght now the minimum wage for ballplay- earned money supporting what we call the "national DESIGNER WILL TAKE PICTURE OF CLOSET ply leading up to the strike and the baseball crisis we • ers is well BVer $ 100,000 a year. pastime." Unfortunately it seems baseball is really*- are how facing in this country. Vt* The QW^s who complair} about the cost of run- just another big business where money is the main* WILL LEAVE NEW DESIGN WITH 20% DISCOUNT When you consider there are millions of ning a teanj are somehow willing to pay $175 million concern of the people who play and pay. : ?<' NO OBLIGATION Americans who enjoy going to the ball park, relaxing to buy one/lRecently, the Baltimore Orioles were pur- with a hot dog and a beer and watching their favorite chased fbf th'at amount of money. Bob Maurer, an island resident, is the former head > WINNER WILLREGHVE-fREE NEW CLOSET CUSTOM team play a game, they probably wish they could Not long ago President Clinton appointed William of a Washington, D.C.-based multi-media company. $ 95 play. It not only adds up to really big business ill this Ussery as Sip arbitrator for the strike. He has held He also has worked on numerous presidential, 3 RUNNERS UP RECEIVE FREE TIE/BELT RACK (VALUE 24 ) country that is being temporarily destroyed by the several meetings with no success. As the strike goes gubernatorial and senatorial campaigns. WINNER SELECTED MARCH 18,1995 277-3891 F 24 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 T©0Cllin€| continued from page 18 Tuesday "Kolner Stadt-Anzeiger." I am listed in his Ballet- vidual who knew his choreographic talents had Feb. 21,1995 25 Dictionary that was published in Germany in the no boundaries. He left his mark on the dance Classifieds early 1970s. world with his works in the Ailey Dance One of my biggest boosters from the academy was Company's repertoire, particularly .* .•*:< ..V Oak credenza, large 8'-9', all hand the Registrar, Elizabeth Knutzen, lovingly called "Revelations." Sanibel Commercial Condo made, dark oak $300. Tappan PETS & SUPPLES] | PERSONAL SERVICE \ Looking fora "Blue Chip" stove, harvest gold, good condition "Mutte" by all those who were attending or connect- Many good things came from my five sum- Investment? i!^i $100. Whirlpool dishwasher, black, Baby Sun Conures, $299. Other Diabetics! Medicare/Insurance Current owners will lease back only 3 yrs old, good condition $100. birds available. Cages available. ed with the academy. I became her "Frankie Boy." mer teaching engagements at the academy. One Billed Direct for Test Strips, Insulin, $94,900. in Section B of today's Islander 945-2869 Please call 458-4488 or 765-7387. Glucometers S More. Little or no out John Gee 2/24)85 — ittt—210B3594-1 2/21/95 —iSSS—21083257-1 We were quite a team. She spoke very little English was an invitation from Henning Konstam (an of pocket $$. 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No 500-LA, Lima, PA 19037 beginners. Retail $10,600 - 3/24/85 -5553-21032913-7 High Fas! Return • Guaranteed • Investment. Perfect Home Business. Used TV & VCR sale. Guaranteed. Sofa bed, beige/peach print, $45. 4 SPONSORED BY MARINER PROPERTIES • RELIABLE HOMES • RUTENBERG HOMES • FIDDLESTICKS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Free Information. 1-800-330-3871 KwikFixTV,819 PondellaRd., N. Ft. dining chairs, $8/each, small unbeatable price a! $3,990. 481- Pizza / deli - Sanibel - $6.00 hour $25,000 Min. • For details call 813- 5457. • 639-0833, ask for Mark or Charlie. (24 Hrs.) Myers. 997-1193. convection oven, $20. 472-3563. plus tolls. 472-0044. 2J24IB5 —$SiS— 21084054-1 2/24/95 '•— SiSi — 21079801-6 2/25/9S — ttSS—21DB419B-6 2/24IB5 —tttt—21OBO752-1 2/24188 — SSS5— 210B3791-3 2<21/93 —Ittt—210B30O4-3 F Tuesday Tuesday Feb. 21,1995 27 26 Classifieds Feb. 21,1995 Classifieds 1987 Regal Commodore 277XL, POWER BOATS 18 Ranger 363V Bass boat, dual 1976 Hunter 27 ft., located at Ft. twin 260+fcP. I/O's, 240 hrs., loran, You II find the console, jack plate, 3 fishfinders, Myers Yacht Basin, at Slip F66. 1977 MGB Convertible, incredible fathometer, VHF, shower, diving Asking $6,500. Call 813-353-0859 condition, fully rebuilt. New paint, REC. VEHICLES \ marine radio, 150XP outboard, like GENERAL•HELP Part time greeting card ^ 1988 Proline walk-around cuddy, platform, windlass, refrigerator, REAL ESTATE Classifieds new, must see, red and blue for more information. merchandiser to service accounts in tires, brakes. Must see, perfect 1986 33 Ft. Pace Arrow, Like New. must sell to settle estate. 2 depth color TV, microwave, A/C, AM-FM tllilli —SSH—210B3861-1 the S. Ft. Myers - Ft. Myers Beach classic car in perfect condition. metalflare. $9,000 O.B.O. Call 335- WANTED New Engine and New Tires, All The finders, loran, VHF radio, 460 stereo, spotlight, trim tabs. Excellent in Section B of today's Islander 1022 anytime. area. 10-12 hours per week, flexible Asking $2,900 O.B.O. Call 542-3737 Cobra I/O drive. Asking $13,000. $28,500 offer. 813-542-4211. Friendship 25 ft., swing keel, furling, Extras. $26,900. or Trade. (813) 2/22/95 —S<»—21083381-1 25 H.P. 1982 Evinrude with very low schedule. Respond in writing to: in Section B of today's Islander or 549-0127 Mitch. 494-1880 Call Don to see, 813-549-8151. -SSSS— 210B21SB.1 Merchandiser, 1328 S.E. 36th St., 2/23/95 —SSII—21H8 3462-1 hours. Many new extras, new sail Mariners inn now hiring: Servers, 2/24/95 — SSSt— 210B2B06-5 2/24)95 —SSSS—21083701.1 '88 Wellcraft 23 ft. open fisherman - 1988 Bayliner 17 ft., center console, bus help, kitchen staff, host person, Cape Coral, FL 33904 23 ft. Angler center console,i99i 1988 - 22 ft. Angler walk around dual console w/Johnson 225 H.P. cover and bottom recently painted. 1991 Fiesta 20' pontoon boat, w/50 cutty cabin, 150 H.P. Mariner open fisherman, 85 H.P. outboard office help, and part time 2/22)98 — USS — 21063513-1 Immediate opening for experienced 1988 Thunderbird Turbo Coupe, 4-WHEEL DRIVE For Sale - 26 ft. travel trailer. $1350 150 H.P. Evinrude. Very low hours, outboard - rigged for off-shore or Clean. 542-8056. OBO. Can be seen Ft. Myers H.P. Force, trim/tilt, new carpeting tandem trailer with brakes, $5,900 engine, P.T.T., powered trim tabs, with 1992 trailer. "A Little Geml" handyman. Call 997-8300. Major greeting card company sales person with computer immaculate, 5 speed, sharp car, will back bay fishing, Loran fish finder, 2/24)95 _SSS Campground. Inquire about W.17. and bottom paint, twin batteries, or trade for smaller center console. tachometer, speedometer, 3 bait two bait wells, 92 dual axle trailer + $4,250. Call 472-2633 for test run. 2/24IC5 — SStS— 21083784-1 needs installation merchandisers knowledge. High commission plus consider partial trade in. 542-6136, VEHICLES biminl top, many extras. $3,500. and live wells, excellent condition base salary. M-F 10-5. 549-6009 542-5540, 772-5641 Clean & ready to move in. 997-1368. much more. Call now 543-6789. 5/82/98 —tttt—210a343i-3 CARPET Island Resort needs experienced for surrounding areas. Must have 2/24/95 —SSSS—21084053-1 945-0737. 2/27/88 —SSSS—21082460-1 $6,500. 549-9317. must sell. 2/24/B5 —IStl—210B4052-1 2/24/95 — SSSS— 21083868-1 1983 Toyota 4x4 pickup, new tires a 2/25/H — St»— 2I0B4143-1 24' pontoon, 1990 with new 50 H.P. housekeeper. 283-1061. reliable transportation, 15 hours a trans. $2,700. 813-283-1989. Call 2/24)98 —SSSS—21083748-1 3/24/»5 —SitS— 211184035-1 Force. Excellent condition, $6,000. INSTALLATION & 2/24183 -SSSS — 31083B02-* week. $5/hr. Call 407-862-5854. Telemarketing positions open in Royal Voyager, '95, 37' self- 1988 Yugo 5 spd., air, runs great, after 5:00 p.m. or leave message. contained, electric slide out, W/D. Deck boat, 94-21' Weeres Captiva, 18 ft. closed bow 1988, 200 H.P. 466-6569 2/2«/95 —SSSS — 21063658-1 automated phone room for 35 M.P.G. $750 O.B.O. Also 1988 29 ft. Crest Pontoon with 120 H.P. Force, full boat cover, 32 ft. fiberglass motor sailboat - 2 2/22/9S —SSSS—21083341-1 Priced for quick sale, $16,800 wheelhouse, custom built by Johnson, 17 hrs. on professional 2/23/85 — tttt— 21083490-5 REPAIR Information successful alarm company. Base Dodge full size pickup, auto, A/C, bikini top, private porta-potti, vests, cabins - Triangle Ketch - sell or pay plus bonu$. CallJoe, 433-1463 1988 Ford Bronco II, XLT, 4X4, O.B.0.277-9840. Charter Captain. 1989 - 88 H.P rebuilt. Will sell motor separate trade for real estate or park model Sea Pro, 1991. 204 walk-around, Super Highway 5.2 V8, excellent condition, new anchor, 2 fishing chairs, $9,900 - galvanized trailer, SS prop, new PART-TIME RECREATION 2/25/95 —SSSS—21084145-1 tires, $4,875. 489-3437. manual transmission, Reese hitch, 2/24/95 -SSSS—210B36B7-1 Evinrude outboard with new power Firm. Call 463-3453 R.V. Private party, Ralph, 482-8703. excellent condition, loaded. RETAIL STORE PRICES Work at Home for a AIDE head, new bottom paint and zincs. controls & steering, $5,000 O.B O 2/24)95 — SSSS—210B3959-1 45,000 miles, excellent condition. 1991 40' Coachman 5th Wheel, like 2/24)85 —SSSS—21083920.1 2/24/98 —tttt— 21063031-1 $11,500.0.B.0.369-6010, or digital TOO HIGH? Utility Company $5.53 to $7.17 Hourly Asking $7,150. (813) 656-4827 $5,900. 283-5440. Call 267-0499. pager 339-6771. Camaro 1991 coupe, teal green, new with extras. Weekdays after 2/ZB336.1 0448, Dlr. IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS WORKERS WANTED 2/24)85 — SSSS—210B3702-1 Affordable luxury and performance. If you are already living In the perfect home, why not make the COMPLETE CENTRAL SW10H SBMCSS HEART. AS MAGAZINE Ford 1989 pickup F-150, red, low Toyota Supra, 1988. 70,200 miles, 2/24/BS -SSSS—210B3676-1 Huge discounts. Call Capt. Dick TO HAND PREPARE GROWS, SO WILL OUR mileage. Past credit no problem. We 1984 Chevy conversion van, very Improvements that wllf bring you satisfaction and Increase the j new tires, $6,300.433-4808. Ludwig (813) 772-9657 or 1 (800) • FIRE 4 SECURITY STSTEHS MAILING LABELS. BUDGET. INTERESTED? finance. $450 down. Trade good condition, $4,750. Neg. 772- YACHT-55 value of your property? welcome. Call Russ T @ 332-0448. 2/24/95 —SSSS-21083731-1 We specialize In custom remodeling of all types: YOU MUST HA VE A 2278 days, 540-4980 evenings. 2/22/95 -SSSS-21078371-1 • Kitchens CALL DAWN AT 482-6860 OR Dlr. '87 Toyota Corolla, 2 dr. automatic, GEORGE PARKER INd • 2nd Floor Additions •Bathrooms proi TYPEWRITER, COMPUTER 2/24/95 — SSSS— 210B3B42.1 • Enclosed ftaches HOME THEATERS SOUND SYSTEMS SEND RESUME TO: P.O. BOX 2/22/95 —SSSS— 21065084-1 air, 110,000 miles, $2,750 O.B.O. Carver 1981 - 30' aft cabin T270, • Room Additions • Concrete Work I Mttfffty system* OR 08730, FORT MYERS 33908. '85 Mazda 626, automatic, all 1987 Mitsubishi truck with 12 ft. 6.5 Genset dual stations, A.C., • Driveways/Sidewalks Escort 1993 Ford, clean, only $250 • Garages • Fireplaces • Siding GOOD HANDWRITING. 3/10/85 —SSit— 21062865-1 power, 114,000 miles, $2,750 refrigerated box. Good condition. sleeps 6, spare props, many extras. • Florida Rooms • Recreation Rooms CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS. down with low payments arranged Great for produce. 656-2919 or • Closets & Shelving Receptionist for Bruce Todd Salon, O.B.O. '90 Taurus wagon LX, NADA $36,250, asking $27,500. • Dens • Painting • Windows on balance. We finance. No loaded, $5,500. Dlr. 543-3526. 458-4170. After 3:30 call 549-2005, Joe. 1213 Periwinkle Way 1-809-474-2709 full S part-time, computer unnecessary red tape. Call Russ T Beacon Building will work with, you to design your remodeling I 2/24)95 — SSSI-210B3777-1 2/24/95 — tSSS—210B3844-1 2/24)95 —SSSS— 81081600-1 Sanibel, FL 33957 ACCESSCONTROL• CLOSECIRCUrrtV, (LD. RATES APPLY) knowledge & appointment making only @ 332-0448. Dealer. 16681 McGregor Blvd. Suite 1-C, Fort Myers (813) 466-5100 needs and Beacon i3 a fully licensed, insured, bonded, state certi- helpful. Call Jackie, 772-7755. fied contractor. Please call Wayne Neidlgh to discuss any remodel- ****** 2/22/95 —SS5S—21065951.1 813 472-3311 2/22/95 — SSSt— 21083386-1 ACROSS ying you may have in mind,, (813) 283-1842 Uc. CBC039050 3/17/95 -»»- '92 Camaro, loaded, low miles, STATE CERTIFIED GENERAL CONTRACTOR #CG-C007963 Barber needed, part time or futl auto, T-Tops, only $599. down. Call 1 Columbus' Assemble costume jewelry at home. time. North Ft. Myers. Call 995-4654 400-500 dollars weekly. We send 332-0448, Dlr. sighting - Ask for Lis. 2/24)85 —»$8S—21079431-1 5 Cecil B. DeMille everything. Free information, write 2/22/85 —SSSS—21083428-1 Jax Julry, 3404 Palm, Suite B, San Warning! Don't buy or sell that used forte Diego, Calif. 92154 Full time and part-time positions vehicle until you know its true value 9 Peaks HOME BUILDING 2/24H5 -Ittt—21084173-3 available, day care experience and condition. Call ACCURATE LAWN MAINTENANCE needed. Teachers aid, 20 hr. AUTO APPRAISALS for on-the-spot 14 Words of & REMODELING certificate. Cape Coral location. Call written evaluation. Over 20 years understanding ^^service contractorded- MANAGEMENT - between 7:30 a.m.-4A0 p.m. 945- experience in Classic, Specialties, 15 Major sky Vans & Trucks. Office: 813-772- lcatedt0 exceptional quality 8111. attraction 26 32 33 34 HELP WANTED 3/3/85 — SSSS—210B36B2.1 0639. Mobile: 813-910-4558 at a reasonable price 3/3/85 -SSSS—21061580-1 16 Overdone LAWNS PLUS+ SALES • HELP 17 Fall guy's kin 35 39 COHifKUCtlONCe SHIPPING ASST. MANAGER ' ADDITIONS • KITCHENS • BATHS Sharp! '88 Chevy Cavalier 2-24 19 Pertaining to an A Family Run Business Resort store - Mans, women WANTED convertible, 5 speed, A/C, 42 A gifts - Located on Captiva. loaded. Grey/grey. Go topless, hour Michael f.Valiquette FR1S ESTIMATE Exp. required Medium Size Real Estate Office why pay morel Must seel 20 Royal seat • Residential 772-7537 (12 Associates) $6,000. 542-7946 21 Lycanthrope a'-Nl'ki 'P-'."**'*" l landResident.Lic.#CGCa)56909 sales, visual and mgrnt 2)23/95 -SSSS-210S28O2.1 Commercial licensed & Insured s Call Lynn 813-454-1644 is looking for 2 more individuals who 23 Think — tllUSi . — ms— 210804S3-3 desire flexible floor time and a 25 Flees Huiricane Protection Consultant Serving... friendly work environment. ***** Jr 26 Weapon of war, Call John Gee at Sanibei and Marco Diamond Jubilee Edition Phone: (813} 472-0200 Fax: (813) 395-1587 " PAK Sanibel-Cabttva OFFICE & CLERICAL Island Properties, Inc. briefly For a confidential interview. 1978 T-Blrd. 29 Plug for a 55 56 57 58 60 61 62 Since 1988 HELP WANTED (813) 472-4808 351/400 Modified. AH electric. " 1 1 • LOCKSMITH wound 63 Administrative and sales assistant, 3/2»/»i —Sm—21076693-3 $1295 O.B.O. 31 Summer hat 395-1220 bf-lingual Spanish, good typing, 481-3094 35 "There is M phones, customer relations, ON AND OFFSHORE 2)25/95 —SISS— 21083802-3 66 HB68 SHIP For Pick-up computer and detail oriented. Has excellent full/PT nothing like —" 0 '89 Dodge Aires. 70,000 miles, cold 37 Lighten up 69 ISLAND LOCKSMITH Excellent salary 4 benefits, Cape opportunities available in high air, cruise control, nice car, white In fjfflri 395-0953 For FAX Coral. 772-5550. volume resort stores on color. $2,750. or best offer. 458- 39 Verve and Security Services UPS AUTHORIZED SHIPPING pUTLEt' 2I11IH -ISit—31083371-9 8148 40 "— and the ©1994 Tribune Media Services, Inc. Captiva. REMODEIJNG 1 Federal Express • Custom Packaging 2/21/98 -Illl- 21083244-1 All Rights Reservad 24J-iour Emergency Service Customer Service/General Top pay & comm,, Incentives, Swan" (Yeats) Licensed tolls pd. Room for growth. For sale -1995 Pontiac Grand AM - 41 Fiat finish > Gift Wrapping • Gift Boxes • Shipping Cartons«Fax Service ' ••- Office Insured. 813-454-1644 SE, 4 Door, 4 cyl. 45K miles. $9,500. 42 Exhausting hike 2 Writer Sholem Bonded NOW SHIPPING INDIAN RIVER FRUIT '•. " Immediate openings at our fast 472-2394 FREE 2J2U»i —5US— Call 549-7SO1 43 Winglike 3 At hand \. growing National Fire 2<23J»5 — Illl- 31083512-1 CHICO'S CASUAL CLOTHING 44 — fixe 4 Warehouse ESTIMATES; 2402 Palm Ridge Rd., Sanibel, FL 33957 i." • ; Protection Co. 20 Yrs. Exp. i- Needs one full-time sales 1987 Chrysler New Yorker, loaded, F/t with benefits, P/T * nights. clean, must seil. $4,500.463-8074 45 Gawk 5 Field or O'Neill professional to complete our strong 46 Humble 6 Paid player Apply In parson island team. Excellent wages, 3I23I9S — IHI- 210B383I.J MANY ISLAND REFERENCES r J- M-F 9 AM - 7 P.M. discounts, tolls & opportunity. For 1990 Plymouth Laser, red-black, (oneself) 7 "— a ship a- 1681 Estero Blvd., 26 A, F.M.B. appointment call Abby or Mandy at auto, PS, PB, great condition, 48 — avis sailing" Brent E. Wurthner 2I^AIii —SSSS— 210B3138-J 472-3773. $7,400 O.B.O. Will be sold. 458- 50 Nothing 8 Provide food PAINTERS 2/23/9} — sm—21082712-3 0913. 51 Skidded 9 Goddess of Lic#CRC029174 - Insured 939-2162 PART TIME - HELP Immediate sales positions available 2/23/95 —SSSS—21083561-1 53 Vanish wisdom for top closers with a fast growing 1981 Pontiac Firebird, interior great gradually 10 Look-out perch . WANTED condition, rebuilt motor, V-8, tinted nation-wide company. High 11 Artist Joan commission & flexible hours. Full- windows, louvers, giass pacs, and 55 "Life With Part-time seasonal housekeeping time or part-time. Call New Music more. $2,300. Call 458-3585 before Father" star 12 List extender inspector and reservationisr. REPRINT Market Place 9:00-5-00 p.m 334- 5pjn. 59 Omits a syllable 13 Ego Grande'Island Vacations, Sanibel. 2/23/95 — SSSt—210B3625-1 Ydur Busmess 8450. 63 Birch kin 18 Growing out 472-5322 2/24/98 —SSii—21082934-1 '94 Geo Tracker, auto, A/C, like 64 Type of butter? 22 Delhi coin SALON titoian -SSSJ—21083003-3 .. Full-time/parl-time positions new, red and ready, only $579 66 Paine's creed 24 Work dough down. Call 332-0448, Dlr. Painting & Pressure Washing Mature, reliable person wanted for available representing "World 67 Very good 26 Side dish part-time sales position at clothing Book." Internationally acclaimed 2/24/95 —SSSS—21083677-1 Card could review 27 Designer store on F.M.B. Fri., Sat., Sun. $5.00 educational products!!! For details Two cars: '88 Pont Grand Am, Interior & Exterior hour plus commission, Call Kim on this exciting opportunity, call Mel 80,000 Quad 4 motor, very clean 68 Raison d'— Simpson 38 To be angry 55 Cheryl of films 463-4600. or Cindy 283-4072. and sporty, $4,500. 278-3634. '87 69 Certain 28 Title 41 Jot 56 Robert — #15/9.9 , ~S;?f—210B1125-5 .._ 2/22/95 —iSSt— 21083179-1 Chevy Cavalier, 2.0 4 cyl., cold A/C, damages 30 Spud 45 Burst forth 57 Aesir chief (813) 543-1058 • everything works, many new parts, appear here! Too pay for top cleaners. Must be Leads! Leads! Leads! Long term $2,800,540-2421. 70 Surrounded by 32 Part of EAP 47 Morning sounds 58 Thailand, once experienced in condo cleaning. care, annuity, life agents. Excellent 71 What's left 49 Walked 60 Be very loving License* PT80B399 products, commissions, support. 2/24/85 —SSSt-Z1063700-1 33 New Zealand ^^ Saturdays Sanibel. Also P/T job native unsteadily 61 Corn units Wed/Sal's Bonita condo. Brockered C.D.'s, 2200 Banks, We Buy junk cars. Running or not. FREE EST.IMRTES F.D.I.C. Insured. Highest rates. High Top prices paid. 542-6136, 772- DOWN 34 Backer 52 Actress Winger 62 Printing term Transportation provided at l-7b any inclome potential. Call 540-7175. exit. 574-2929 Diane. 5641, 542-5540 1 Catalogue 36 Hoax 54 Big cat 65 56 2/23/95 —mt—21093504-1 2/24/88 —SS»

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JH 1981 there was a dearth of classical music in be the goal of the Board. By now, with a plethora of Sanibel and Southwest Florida. In Chicago, where she musical choices in the community, the Board strove to 1995 was principal clarinetist with the Chicago Lyric Opera improve the quality and increase the diversity of the Orchestra, Marilyn Lauriente had many musical Festival, presenting nationally recognized artists and THE MOTH SEASON colleagues. It became her practice, when the opera ensembles, winners of coveted international awards, and season ended, to invite them to Sanibel, for sunshine presenting for the first time in Lee County, professional, and music making. In 1987 she formalized her routine stage opera. as the Sanibel Festival, incorporated in Florida as an A sold out 1994 season validated the new direction of independent, not-for-profit organization with the goal of the Festival. In this Ninth season, we have become SANIBEL bringing high quality classical music to Sanibel at Sanibel Music Festival. We look forward to seeing more affordable prices. of you with expanded seating and a wonderful new Since Marilyn's death in 1991, that has continued to season. Cnjoy the music!I FESTIV A L 2 ac ft on tfie 9Seac/t SANIBEL Ralf Gothoni • Gilmore "By the Beautiful Sea" Award Pianist 3 TheAhn Chamber Sunday, March 12th Trio Wednesday, Music 1-3 p.m. March 8th. Plus Gulfside City Park, Algiers Lane FESTIVAL Sunday,* 8p.m. Divertimento March 5th 8 p.m. Saturday, SANIBEL March 11th 8 p.m. All concerts take place at the Sanibel Congregational Church • 2050 Periwinkle Way

FESTIVAL 4 6 Bretano Abduction String From The 7 Quartet Seraglio La Traviata SANIBEL 5 Wednesday Salute To Wednesday Broadway Saturday March 15th March 22th March 25th 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Saturday Pre-concert March 18th Pre-concert talk 7:40 talk 7:40 FESTIVAL 8 p.m.

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