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JUNE 6, 1997 VOLUME 24 33957 NUMBER 30 sar V&^i± 3 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES PORTER Periwinkle Place goes retail condo By Michelle Moran Editor A Raleigh, N.C., businessman, under contract to purchase Peiiwinkle Place from its present owners, the trustees of OP&F Trust, plans to turn the Periwinkle Way complex into retail condominiums. Sanibel attorney Thomas Rizzo is fielding ques- tions regarding the condominium sales. Although purchase price was not available at press time, Rizzo said an Aug. 14 closing date has been established Above, Lazy Flamingo owner Larry with the Columbus, Ohio Thompson is recognized for his efforts in completing the Center's project. Right, wait- selleis. ing for the ceremonies are Kevin Pierce "Obviously some of with Jamie Chenciner and Chalmers Pierce. the units are going to be more expensive than oth- ers. Some of the units are in better locations," Rizzo Children's Center said. "Ihe pricing struc- ture is presently being worked on." dedicates building Theie are currently 30 By Gwenda Hiett-Clements Thomas Rizzo individual businesses Staff Writer completion of the building that had been donated leasing storefronts at the and relocated on the school grounds four years ago The building is not hot pink and it doesn't have where it sat waiting on repairs. 32-unit shopping outlet. Existing leases will be hon- flamingoes reclining on the banisters but it will be ored. known as Thompson Hall, named for Larry Thompson said, "At a parents' meeting I opened Chico's owner Marvin Gralnick, one of the larger Thompson, owner of Lazy Flamingo USA, Inc. my big mouth and said, 'I'll get that done.' A year leasees in the complex, said Wednesday he recently lestaurant enterprise. Thompson was recognized for passed and I thought I'd better get moving!" received notice from the complex management com- his efforts in completing the renovation of the new "I really want to thank all the people who helped pany of the contract negotiations. But he added he building at the Children's Education Center of the me. I called in a lot of favors that were out there. was under the impression the existing lease structure Islands at a special open-house Sunday, June 1, And I really want those people to know how much I would remain in force. Parents and children gathered to celebrate the Surprised by the condominium idea, Gralnick said •please see page 3A he would have to bring a purchase proposal before Chico's board if a purchase were to be considered. He Judge denies motion to reduce Stewart settlement did not appear optimistic that his company, or others in the Periwinkle Way complex, would be interested By Mark S. Krzos cial master (hearing officer) and then on to the or able to purchase their stores. News Editor Florida State Legislature to receive the balance of the "He has to sell a lot of condos to a lot of people The City of Sanibel's motion for a new trial to award. that don't have a lot of money. Nobody has made us reduce the $1.6 million jury award to injured motor- Stewart, a Fort Myers motorcyclist, was critically an offer. I think we'd prefer not to own real estate as cyclist Jeremy Stewart was denied Wednesday by injured in July 1995 after a speeding Sanibel police a company. We would rather invest in our product. Lee County Judge William Mclver in the 20th car operated by Officer Dustin Lynne Worth slammed The only property we own is our national headquar- Judicial Circuit Court. head on into Stewart's Kawasaki. ters in Fort Myers," Gralnick said, adding the condo Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pritt said Thursday Stewart suffered permanent damage to the radial sale success would be dependent on price. "Rents are morning that an outside insurance counsel will have nerve in his left arm in addition to a ruptured spleen fairly high in Periwinkle Place. I think it's going to be to determine if an appeal will be made. The next step and compund fracture of his left arm. difficult for 'mom and pop' and individual owners to for Stewart, Pritt said will be a hearing before a spe- buy their condos." Council refuses to Farewell, my nominate anyone to garden peas state commission Sanibel Elementary school's retiring Principal By Mark S. Krzos Barbara Ward enjoys one of the final performances News Editor of the geography song presented by fifth grade stu- Not wanting to further strain the relationship dents at the special Education Celebration Tuesday, between Lee County Commissioners and the City of June 3. During the celebration students from each Sanibel, Sanibel City Council members refused to class gave a special "farewell" performance for nominate any County Commissioner to the Florida Ward, The community will say "good-bye" to Constitution Revision Commission. Instead they let the appointment resolution die on the floor Tuesday. n Ward Sunday at a special gathering from 4;30 to 7 Lee County Commissioner John Manning was | p.m. at The Dunes. New Sanibel Elementary looking for a show of support from Sanibel City | School Principal Barbara Von Harten will meet Council members May 20 when they were asked to | parents and teachers June 11 from 8 to 10 a.m. nominate him to the Florida Constitution Revision Commission. Instead, Manning was blasted by the •please see page 6A 2A • JUNE 6, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER City scraps code enforcement board, opts for hearing officers By Mark S. Krzos experienced in land use law and would ing well and with the addition of a the case, would cost the city less over News Editor be better able to present evidence rele- hearing officer, the program will work the long run, Pritt said. What a difference a year makes. vant to issues of the case. even better. "The actual time spent on the case Last year the Sanibel City Council Since late 1995, the city began issu- "Since the start of this process, I had would decrease significantly," Pritt refused to eliminate the city's code ing courtesy letters and warnings prior 463 different types of investigations said. enforcement board and replace it with a to issuing notices of violation and and only one case went to court," Pritt added that if this alternative hearing officer by a 3-2 margin. But on entered into a program of attempting to Hendzel said. "That individual was method proves unsuccessful, there is Tuesday, in a complete about-face, counsel violators verbally. Since imple- fined." nothing preventing the city from council members citing a kinder and menting this program, the city has As to the relative cost, a hearing returning to the code enforcement gentler policy regarding code violations achieved near perfect compliance. officer, because of their knowledge of board. and the fact that the code enforcement "The city is not in the code enforce- law and the pertinent facts relating to board has not met since September of ment business to build up the city's 1995, unanimously decided that a hear- coffers," Sanibel City Attorney Bob ing officer would be better suited for Pritt said noting that many island busi- Sanibel for a number of reasons. nesses have accused the city of doing Unlike a code enforcement board, so. "Staff has long believed that an Discriminating fact of the week which is made up of architects, busi- alternative code enforcement system be In the film North By Northwest, actress Jessie Royce Landis, who was 54, nessmen, engineers, general and sub set up." played the mother of Cary Grant, who was 55. contractors, and Realtors, a hearing City Code Enforcement Officer Ray officer is an attorney and trained and Hendzel said the new system is work- Notes from the City Desk: Time flows by like a 'hurriKain,,' breaking loose, sewers and a possible seizure By Mark S. Krzos three occasions and had to be secured by motor- if the city were to take property through eminent News Editor boats before it hit the causeway. Kain said a boat domain, it would have to prove a need. Although, HurriKain—Sanibel City Council member that size could cause significant damage to the Pritt said, it would be more difficult to prove a need Wally Kain said he was upset by the fact that he bridge. for a bike path than a road, he felt that it is possible. didn't get the answers he wanted to hear in regards Sewer support—Resident Bern Katchen said The Red Mosquito—City Council member to hurricane shelters at the Sanibel Hurricane Sanibel City Council member Andrew Reding's Andrew Reding wants the Mosquito Control District Conference held last week at the Sundial. Kain said suggestion for sewer financing is "unique and fair." to warn the citizens of Sanibel before they bomb the the fact that shelters will only house 20 percent of Katchen said Reding's suggestion for providing a island and its mosquito population again. the county's population by the year 2000 is disturb- discount for those going on-line with the sewer City Council member Wally Kain said in the past ing. hook-up will be advantageous for everyone in all. the district had notified the city of its intentions, but Mayor Bob Davison said he wanted to know if "All in all, it's a win-win situation and I think it for some reason, last week, it didn't. residents could be given an estimated time of a would be foolish not to implement this," Katchen "In the past the city was notified the night before, causeway closing. Davison said if an estimated said. so we could put a notice out on alert radio," Kain time could be given, residents would then have a In addition, a public hearing on the Sanibel said. better idea on how quickly they must prepare for Sewer System will be held June 17 at 10 a.m. to Bill Opp, director of the Lee County Mosquito evacuation. restate Council findings, revise collection and Control, said he was unable to reach City Manager Breaking loose—Council member Wally Kain transmission capital costs responsibilities, rate Gary Price because offices were closed for Memorial said the 70 foot sailboat that was anchored off the increase provisions and abnormal strength wastew- Day. Opp said he notified the Sanibel Police causeway for the past three months broke loose on ater reporting requirements. Department to spread the information. In an interview A possibility of seizure?—Sanibel City Council after the spraying, Lou Hinds, "Ding" Darling Refuge member Andrew Reding wanted to know what the Manager, did not mention that the refuge had been Correction: hold up was in rerouting the Sanibel Bicycle Path sprayed as was thought by Reding. Daniel Massey Tovell is appearing in "Crimes behind Temptations and NationsBank. Council member Bob Janes agreed and wanted of the Heart." His name appeared incorrectly in City Manager Gary Price said the city is having City Manager Gary Price to find out why the city the May 30 issue of the Island Reporter. Our troubles obtaining easements. But Reding said the wasn't notified of the spraying. apologies Daniel: Break a leg! city should do everything in its power to get those "Andrew is right. There are a lot of problems here. easements, even through the use of eminent domain. Maybe because the past few years have been dry, we Reding said that section of the bike path that current- all forgot what we're doing," Janes said. "We've got Weather ly runs in front of Temptations is very dangerous. a system, but for some reason it didn't work." High Low Rain But Sanibel City Council member George Madison Bean alone at Periwinkle Gardens—The Bean of May 29 94 72 said he doesn't even like the words 'eminent domain' Sanibel will be moving from their isolated spot at May 30 96 71 and wants the city to continue trying to persuade the Periwinkle Gardens, if the Sanibel Planning May 31 90 74 property owners to give up some land for the bike Commission approves their move to a portion of the June 1 93 74 path. building currently operated by Beach Floor and June 2 88 72 2.0 City Attorney Bob Pritt agreed with Madison and Decor in the Sanibel Square Center next week. June 3 92 71 June 4 90 73 Old Bailey Store property named site for Summer Rec Rainfall for June so far is 2.0 inches compared By Mark S. Krzos "I think it needs to be made clear that this is a city with. 12.75 inches for the entire month last year. News Editor program and is not being conducted by a commercial Note: Rainfall levels are recorded from the In November 1995, city staff presented City enterprise," Sanibel Mayor Bob Davison said. morning of the day given to the following morn- Council with a recommendation for the passive use of Noon added the pilot program will be under the ing. the Old Bailey Store property. Tuesday, Sanibel Parks direction of Director of Recreation Assistant Dave Source: Sanibel/Captiva Islands Chamber of and Recreation Director Dick Noon unveiled the plan DeFonzo and would be of no cost to the city. Commerce. for the site to play host to part of the city's Summer "I think this program is sound and I think it's Recreation Program. going to be great for the kids," Noon said assuring According to Noon, the city will offer a well- nearby residents that the designated area will not be designed, structured program consisting of sailing, visible from the causeway or nearby properties. Editorial office: (941) 472-1S87 kayaking and windsurfing for children between the Vessels will be carried to the water and launched Display advertising (941)472-1587 Classified advertising: (941) 472-1587 ages of eight and 17. Conducting the courses will be manually by the instructors and participants, Noon Subscriptions (941) 472-1S87 the Edison Sailing Center, a non profit organization. said explaining that the beach will be protected. Business office. (941) 472-1587 Fax. (941) 472-8398 Street address' The Village Shopping Center 2340 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, Ronda 33957 Obituary The Island Reporter (USPS 813-580) is published weekly each Friday by Qulf Coast Weeklies, Inc, P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, Florida 33957-0809. Subscriptions: Sanibel, Captiva and Lee County, $22 per year Paul K. Epranian Jr. years. Including state sales tax; continental United States, or split subscrip- He was an avid golfer and a member of Eastwood tion, $28 per year Including state sales tax; foreign, $42 per year Paul K. Epranian Jr., formerly of Sanibel and most Periodicals postage paid at Sanibel, Florida. POSTMASTER: Send Golf Club in Fort Myers. A graduate of the address changes to the Island Reporter, P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, recently of Fort Myers, died on Sunday, May 25 at University of Vermont, Paul was also honorably dis- Florida 33957-0809 Columbia Regional Medical Center in Fort Myers. charged as a Lieutenant with the U.S. Army. Gulf Coast Weeklies, Inc. publishes the CAPTIVA CURRENT, He was 60 years old. Paul is survived by a brother, Ardie, of Galway, FORT MYERS BEACH OBSERVER, GULF COAST WOMAN, ISLAND REPORTER. Paul moved to Sanibel with his family in 1976 and NY and four sons: Kev, of Sanibel and New York held a variety of jobs on the island. In 1980 he joined City; Bill, of Sanibel; Pete, of Denver; and Charlie, of The publisher assumes no financial responsibilities for typo- graphical errors in advertisements, but will repnnt without charge that the American Express Company, from which he Pine Island. part of an advertisement in which the typographical error occurs If an retired in 1995. error occurs 1he management must be notified within three working At Paul's request there will be no funeral or days The publisher retains the nght to refuse or revise any adver- As the American Express representative for memorial service. Instead, a celebration of his life tisement Southwest Florida, Paul was instrumental in creating will be held at Matzaluna Restaurant on Sanibel, on © 1997 GULF COAST WEEKLIES, INC the first "Taste of the Islands" restaurant gathering, Saturday, June 14 at 6 p.m. where he refereed the annual waiter's race for many 7SLAND"REPORT ER •" JUNE 6," 1997 Q 3A Round up the kids: 4Ding' Darling to hold fishing rodeo tomorrow National Fishing Week is a week long celebration open houses, school programs, and a variety of other starting at 8 a.m. for 20 youngsters, ages 8 to 12 from that brings government agencies, the SDOrtfishinsportfishineg activities, hundreds nof thousands of vnnncrctprtyoungsters. ananHd thrhpe . ForFnrt t MyerMVPTsS Famil Fjimiiyv YoutYnnthh CenterCenfp.r. ThThee .youngster vniincrsfp.rss industry, conservation clubs, non-profit organizations, adults are able to participate. The events provide indi- will participate in a half day fishing trip on the water local and coiporate businesses and the American pub- viduals, families, schools, civic clubs, everyone an accompanied by Refuge staff. Upon returning to port lic together to sponsor fishing and educational events opportunity to experience the fun of sportfishing they will be treated to a pizza party. Trophies will be across the nation. Currently, the program is one of the while learning natural resource appreciation and awarded to the anglers for: biggest fish, a 1st, 2nd, largest public/private partnerships in existence. stewardship skills. Through free fishing days, fishing derbies, clinics, The Refuge will be hosting a fishing rodeo, June 7, •please see page 7A THOMPSON HALL -from page 1A ed school there, my husband took over appreciate what they have done to the building project. It was a group help." effort! But, it wouldn't have been done Thompson noted that the following if it hadn't been for Larry." people and companies donated labor, Utilization of the new building is in money or materials: James Guthrie, the development stages. With emphasis Gavin Plumbing, Soon Come on early learning skills in mind, Landscaping, Jay Smith, Dale Riordan, Director Rosemary McConkey said, "I John Condon, Carlton-Naumann hope to open classes to teach parenting Construction, Cleveland Painting, skills for parents with children under Carman Grunkett, David Raposa, Sun two." Coast Contractors Supply, Johnson Other ideas in development for use Paints, Dick Muench, Jerry Muench, of the addition include dance classes, Dick Perna, John Ruffner, Dean Fite gymnastics, and drama classes. Air Conditioning, Nave Plumbing, Fyr- Children's Education Center of the Fyter, Inc., R. J. Vance Plumbing & Islands is a non-profit, accredited pre- Fire Protection, Kevin Coblentz, Bay school. Officers of the school's board Breeze Carpentry, Creative Floor of directors in addition to Thompson as Coverings, BFI, Tom Rizzo, P.A., Jerry president are Tad Caldwell, vice presi- Stern, PA., Craig Albert, Randy and dent; Karen Hall, treasurer; and Cindy Sarah Doud, Cape Coral Plumbing, Pierce, secretary. Rosemary McConkey LCD Trucking, Foiever Green Ace is director of the school which employ- Hardware, Lazy Flamingo, and David ees five teachers with degrees in the G. Stanbra, P.E. Child Development Associate program. Merrily we Rolls along! Thompson is married to Kathy The school's physical environment Susan Hemberger and Rose Marie Pirolo, owner of Aviance Thompson, president of the parent- allows for individual learning centers Rolls in Cape Coral, greet diners outside Mangi e Bevi before based board of directors. They have and has separate areas for computer the June 3 special "Doo Wop" concert. Pirolo's company has two children who attend the school, instruction and art. Each day which three Rolls-Royce automobiles available for rental. Kelly 5 and Troy 3, and a one-month- begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 1 p.m. old daughter, Krista. includes music, story time, age-specific Arrangements for rental of the Aviance Rolls can be made Kathy explained that the parents classroom activities and outdoor activi- through Peter Burns at Resort Recreation, 472-5698. began working to bring the property up ties. The pre-school is located on a to code and ran out of money in 1995 five acre campus at 350 Casa Ybel and stopped working on it. Road. She said, "When our first child start-

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staff go unnoticed. Please extend our gratitude to I see similarities between the highly esteemed and Raising hopes them and let them know that their help was greatly much loved Royal Opera House and the Old To the Editor: appreciated. Schoolhouse Theater. Both institutions occupy old The Relay for Life was indeed a team event to Dick Muench, buildings with cramped space and have governing fight cancer. As one of the survivors who walked the Little League Commissioner bodies, talented artistic leadership, and highly enthu- first laps, I want to extend my personal thanks to (Editor's note: The preceding letter was submitted siastic performers. everyone who was involved in the Relay and, espe- to City Manager Gary Price.) However, just as the two English cultural groups cially, to those from Sanibel and Captiva. We were have had to make compromises to get along and well represented by Victor Mayeron and the Mucky share limited financial resources, so is the case, I feel, Duck, the Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary teams and oth- Hooray for J.T. Smith between the two dominant cultural groups at the Old ers whom I am not aware of. Thank you to all of you To the Editor: Schoolhouse Theater — namely, J.T. Smith Encore who gave of your time and effort to raise money for We, the undersigned, are disheartened by the dis- Productions and the Off-Beach Players. cancer research and education. satisfaction expressed in the newspapers last week I think the leadership of these two companies It has been fourteen years since I first heard the concerning the purchase of the Old Schoolhouse undei the guidance of the Old Schoolhouse Theater scary words, "You have cancer," and the fact that I Theater. We assure you that the Old Schoolhouse Foundation have the necessary talent, creativity, and am a 14-year breast cancer survivor is a miracle due Foundation, with the leadership of Steve Brown, managerial capability to solve mutual problems in par to the new and better treatments constantly launched the fund-raising campaign to purchase and together and share the facilities. being tested and offered. This research is expensive, renovate the theater with the following purpose: As a community theater player who first had the but necessary for us to eliminate all forms of cancer. To provide the continuation of Class A-l opportunity to perform in 1980 with the late Ruth and To those of you who were a part of the Relay for Broadway musical theater, local community theater Philip Hunter, I sincerely hope that the Off-Beach Life, thank you, and to those of you who were unable and to broaden the educational opportunities already Players with its repertoire of directors and guest to participate, see you next year! begun by J.T. Smith. directors will be able to continue a grand tradition of Jean Wigley, Plans have not yet been completed to fulfill these excellence. Sanibel objectives so let's be patient until the plan is commu- Jene Evans, nicated to us before we "jump the gun" in opposition. Sanibel In the meantime, in spite of our differences, can't Honor our visions we recognize the great musical theater J.T. has To the Editor: brought to us during the past few years? This year Attention! Thanks to Carolyn Legette for stating in such a alone, he produced six outstanding shows; these To the Editor: clever fashion the inappropriateness of a Hemingway shows brought us professional casts of high caliber The USS Tripoli Association will hold its Seventh Festival on Sanibel. Summer is a laid back time on and costumes and sets to parallel their talent. In addi- Annual reunion October 1 through 5 in Pensacola, the island when we rejoice in diminished traffic, peo- tion J.T. produced the "Best Christmas Ever" with-20 Florida. ple, frenetic activity. Each time we find another rea- local non-professional players and he was involved in The organization is trying to contact former crew son to bring extra people on the island we act counter educational events for students in Fort Myers and members, flight crews and Marine Squadrons HMM- to our recently adopted Vision Statement. Tampa. 164 and 165. Your help will not only be appreciated Maggie Mullins, Whatever agreement is made between the Old by those already located but also by those former Sanibel Schoolhouse Foundation Board and J.T. will be to our crew members in your area who are unaware of our advantage because it will provide us with a full-time present existence. For further information please con- Little Leaguers shine resident showman who will give us performances and tact Jim Metts, 1103 North 22nd Street, Nederland, educational opportunities year round. Texas, 77627. The phone number is (409) 722-1468. To the Editor: We hope that most of you will rise with us in a Jim Metts On behalf of the players, their parents, the coaches standing ovation of appreciation to J.T. Smith for the and all the other volunteers of the Sanibel Little quality theater which is his hallmark of the past and League, I would like to thank you for all your help in will continue in the future with both professional and Greedy flocking to island making the 24th anniversary year of the Sanibel Little community theater. League a huge success. Cherie Pierce & Louise Danforth, To the Editor: We would all especially like to call your attention Sanibel Being a visitor to your island for the past 14 years to the outstanding work done by Billy Holden, and a subscriber to your paper for the past four years, Russell Amadio, Chad Nave and Ron Orr of your I read with interest the events and news of Sanibel- staff, who were responsible for the maintenance of Off-Beach not alone Captiva. With each paper, my hopes of ever retiring the fields. Rain or shine, there was not one time this To the Editor: with our "upper" middle-class income to your won- year that the fields weren't in excellent playing con- For the past four weeks I have been watching six- derful unspoiled area are growing dim as I read with dition, with the grass freshly mowed and free of part series (PBS) on the Royal Opera House, London. disappointment the prices of homes. Obviously, the weeds and the dirt portions lined and dragged. In For a variety of reasons primarily traditional and original "vision" of the island is being buried under addition, the restrooms were always clean and the financial, the Royal Opera House is home to both the storehouses of greed and profit margins. area around the fields was kept free of trash due to Royal Opera and the Royal Ballet. However, with the threat of McDonalds not too far their efforts. While commending the series, I was also perform- behind you — now the island "fathers" (caretakers, if Our Little League is indeed "A League of Their ing in an encore presentation of Off-Beach Players' you will) have sacrificed the island's vision to yet Own" as pointed out in last week's News Press and it "Talking With." Added to our own drama on the another equally debasing money making venture — is one in which we all take great pride. It is also one stage, was the backstage drama — an undercurrent of •please see page 5A which can't let the hard work and dedication of your an uncertain future for the OBP company.

island REPORTER Community perspectives Michelle Moran Editor

Morgan Newcomb General Manager The pessimist within us all Mark S. Krzos Naws Editor I am a born optimist. ing up my end. It's a big G wen da Hiett-Clements, Jill Goodman Not one of those rosy- responsibility. Staff Writers glassed, isn't everything Nola Thiess is a former But every once in a Saul Taffet great kind, but I have a English teacher and while, a blue funk Photographer faith that things will work now owns Networks descends upon me for Kim Crouthamel out in the end and that Cotton Tale, Inc., a no good reason, but Advertising Manager I'm pretty lucky to be company that special- instead a combination izes in knitting and Christine Flack, Pam Yenel where I am, doing what of reasons. For the past Advertising Sales crochet translation and I'm doing. So, of course, design. She and her few days, I have had a Shlrlene Grasgeen I married a pessimist who low grade fever with no Classified/Circulation family have been visit- is sure that if things start ing Sanibel for ten accompanying sympa- Liz Baxley to go wrong, they will get years and became resi- thy-getting symptoms, Production Manager worse and that Murphy of dents last summer. just the feeling of a James Caron, BUI Schlackman, Rupert Ingram, Note Theiss, Prlscllla Murphy's Law was large platter of Frmdersdorf, S. Gbvanna Glacomazzi, Frank L Palaia, Jr., Peter Kelly, Jose Leal, Ada Stiissler, Charles Sobczak understating the obvious. headache resting on the Columnists We usually live on a see- top of my head. I didn't saw pretty much evenly balanced unless I get down. feel bad enough to alternate sleep with whimpering Then his attempts to cheer me up sound utterly hol- so I just kept-going. Then I made the mistake of read- low because I know how he really feels and if he ing Angela's Ashes, probably the world's most dared say how he really felt the entire universe would depressing book. If the father drank the family's dole be sent reeling into the Black Hole without me hold- •please see page 5A ISLAND REPORTER Q JUNE 6, 1997 Q 5A LETTERS -from page 4A "The Hemingway Festival." Tomorrow's leaders get ready to face the world Given the remote possibility that Hemingway did As the graduating class of 1997 pre- A look at the "B-Section" of our indeed once step foot on Sanibel, why stoop so low to pares to embark on its journey through newspaper is surely a glimpse at some honor a man on Sanibel with such a lifestyle as the world, I can't help but recall my of the future leaders of our nation. Hemingway's? It appears to me that having and con- own dreams of yesterday. But first, they'll test their theories in tinuing to have a Hemingway Festival in Key West is Oddly enough, I'm not to far off. college. Best wishes to them all! appropriate to his lifestyle, morals, and followers. Living in beautiful Southwest Florida Sanibel Elementary is also saying There is no place for this on Sanibel. is a bit off the map of my BIG city tar- "good-bye" to another class, their col- I'm sure the original settlers on Sanibel would get, but then again, I've tasted both, lective smiles are also gracing the shudder at each new money making scheme present- and this is where my soul is suited. front of that section. This will be the ed by the present City Council. Also in my high school mission last class to graduate under the wings Maybe it's just as well that my income is becom- ,plan was a career in writing. Yes, I was of Principal Barbara Ward who ends ing priced out of ever living on Sanibel. It certainly is supposed to have written my great her 18-year tenure July 1. We wish becoming a different place than the lovely, peaceful, American Novel and have you all beg- her well and thank her for her dedicat- secluded, and natural Sanibel I visited just a short 14 ging for my autograph by now. But ed service. years ago for the first time. that target date was also established Michelle Moran It is the dedication and attention Stephanie Lerch when I still believed 30 years old was Editor's quote given to children by adults which cre- over the hill. Knoxville, Tenn. •please see page 7A PESSIMIST'from page 4A once more, if one more baby died, I been canceled. (No word on the The one thing that can really get me Hemingway Festival, my first reaction thought I would die. Then the credit Maryland house however. When it gets down is when I'm so busy with job, was that if the Sanibel forces turn it card bill came from the wandering sold, I'm going to ask the editor to run family, friends, projects and volunteer- into a literary event and an event meant daughter who has once again landed in a special edition.) ing that I just wish for something to be to evoke the historical context of the Maryland after traveling for three So before I return to my usual men- completed so I can relax. Then, as the Hemingway family vacationing on the months. The fact that she has found a tal state, I want to say that I'm glad that project, event or whatever winds to a island that would be a good and inter- job and a place to stay could not erase I'm not as pessimistic normally. Today, close, I get depressed because I'm esting thing for residents and visitors the feeling that she has gotten nowhere I couldn't read the Reporter because afraid I won't have anything to fill that alike. Of course, Ms. Pessimism read far except deep into our pockets. And everything was too depressing. I would space. If I express that fear, I am the paper today and realized all the of course there is the continuing fact read about some wonderful person who laughed at by my friends who have things that can go wrong and I bet that our house in Maryland is still for headed a major charity event and won- heard it before but have never seen it some of them will. If they do, I guess sale with no buyer in sight. der why I didn't do that. I read about happen as the "empty space" is imme- we can pull the plug. It's hard for me to Now these are things that I would, in the head of major company who just diately filled before I get the chance to say until the smoke in my brain clears my normal state of mind, be able to^ closed a big deal and felt like a failure relax. And, wouldn't you know it, I'm and maybe it's hard for anybody to reason myself out of. After all, I'm not because I'm the head of little company in the final stages of a three-month pro- know, but I'm glad there are enough deathly ill, I am not living in Ireland on finishing a small project. I read about ject. optimists around here to try something the dole, and the kid did survive her the author of a book and thought that if So I'm writing this quickly because I and enough pessimists around to pro- trip and my sources tell me she is actu- I ever found a publisher for the book I can feel the fog lifting and know that tect us from ourselves. ally doing fine and has a job and our have in mind, no one would read it. I soon I will be back to my old self and I By the way, one of the things I was real estate agent says we are getting a read a theater review and wondered need to remember how much work it is really depressed about was that I lot of "activity", As a matter of fact, as why I can't act. Forget the obituaries! I to be so down on the world. I usually couldn't think of anything to write I am writing this my fever has disap- didn't dare read them, not because the feel the stress of being the one who about this month. Funny how things peared, the book has been returned people were dead but because their thinks things will work out. For exam- work out. only half read and the credit card has lives had been so full. ple, when I heard about the

HOLIDAY TRIFECTA GOLF KIDS SUMMER SPORTS CAMP TOURNAMENT Two sessions: June 16-20 August 18-22 Trifecta Golf • Lunch • Prizes Time: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Monday - Friday On each of the three summer holidays. Ages: 7-11 years Tee times: 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Cost: $125 per child Cost: $30 per person each event, $75 all events. Scheduled to fill in the gaps between school Prizes awarded for individual events and for and Sanibel's Summer Wreck Program. The most points throughout the three-day series. Dunes' Sports Camp gives kids a solid taste of golf and tennis. Crafts and lunches are Memorial Day, May 25 - Part I also included. Plus, a fun tournament winds Event: Four-Person Scramble up with an award ceremony to cap off all SUMMER the activities. Independence Day, July 6 - Part II HAPPENINGS AT Event: Four-Person Scramble JUNIOR TENNIS CAMP June 16 -August 14 THE DUNES Labor Day, August 31 - Part III Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Mon. - Thurs. Event: Individual Callaway Ages: 6-15 years GOLF & TENNIS CLUB Cost: $12.50 per day, $40 per week.

FATHER'S DAY JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM TOURNAMENT OF June 23 - July 28 GOLF SUMMER SPECIAL GENERATIONS Time: 9 a.m. - 10 a.m., Monday's * May 1 -October 31, 1997 Saturday, June 14 Ages: 6-18 years / / Tee Times: 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. Cost: $5 per session / ' / 50% off range balls Format: 1 best ball of 2 GROSS & NET, or free bag of balls 90% handicap. on the day of play Cost: $25 per person, includes prizes theDUNES Golf & Tennis Club v ,7 949 Sandcastle Road Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 472-3355 l! G Q NOBODY WINS •from page 1A NOTICE OF A WORKSHOP AND rather than merely reacting to agendas council for his lack of service to the set by others. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE island. "Some of the charges you are mak- The Florida Legislature created the ing are ridiculous," Janes said scolding ECONOMIC ASSUMPTIONS OF first Florida Constitution Revision Reding's tirade. Janes said much of THE SANIBEL PLAN Commission in 1965, and charged the Reding's opposition comes from Commission with examining and mak- Manning's refusal to appoint him as a (COMPREHENSIVE PLAN CHANGE) ing recommendations for revisions to member to the Lee County the Florida Constitution. The Conservation 2020 Environmental Commission, made up of 37 members, Land Acquisition Program. "This isn't The City of Sanibel City Council, with the Planning Commission in will begin holding its public hearings natty-natty pooh-pooh...this is about around the state beginning this month. attendance, will conduct a workshop and a public hearing to consider going with someone who knows some- Last week City Council member thing about local governments." revisions to the Economic Assumptions of the Sanibel Plan (Section 1.3). Andrew Reding scrambled to give the The proposed revisions are contained in a report entitled "Economic Reding, however, insisted that this council an alternative to Manning and issue isn't petty and that Manning had Possibilities, Realities and Assumptions-, prepared by James C. contacted County Commission Ray the opportunity to appoint any number Nicholas, PhD, These revisions may lead to changes to the pending Judah about serving on the of environmentalists to the 2020 proT amendment to the Sanibel Plan, which was transmitted to the Florida Commission. gram, but chose not to. Department of Community Affairs on February 5, 1997, as: "This is weird, but I'm learning a lot Sanibel City Council member about politics," Reding said explaining George Madison said that his opinion AN ORDINANCE EXTENSIVELY AMENDING AND RESTATING that when he first contacted Judah last that Manning should not be nominated THE SANIBEL PLAN TO IMPLEMENT THE RECOMMENDA- Thursday, he was all for it. But on hasn't changed from two weeks ago. TIONS OF THE 1995 EVALUATION AND APPRAISAL REPORT OF Monday, Judah called Reding and "The passionate feelings expressed asked that his name be removed from THE SANIBEL PLAN, TO ADDRESS CONSISTENCY WITH here, confirms my belief that my posi- the alternative proposal. tion of two weeks ago was right," CHANGES IN STATE STATUTES AND ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, City Council member Wally Kain AND TO ADDRESS CONSISTENCY WITH CHANGES IN THE Madison said noting that the also said he spoke with Judah, but that Constitutional Revision Commission is STATE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, THE REGIONAL STRATEGIC his request to withdraw his name was about a vision of the future and that POLICY PLAN, AND THE PLANS OF STATE AND REGIONAL not due to the persuasion of anyone Manning's vision does not coincide AGENCIES; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR within the City of Sanibel. According with Sanibels. "I have no problem vot- CONFLICT AND SEVERANCE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE to Kain, Judah did not want to be a part ing no on this." DATE. of worsening an already rocky relation- Mayor Bob Davison, playing media- ship between Manning and Sanibel. tor between Council members, said he AS PROPOSED BY THE CITY OF SANIBEL. APPLICATION NO. "I feel very strongly about this was "stressed" over the relationship 96-49. issue," Reding said criticizing between the city and Manning and that Manning's environmental record and he wants to make sure Sanibel doesn't his poor relationship with local govern- shoot itself in the foot. The workshop and public hearing will be held on June 12,1997 at ments including his own home town of 9:00 A.M. at Sanibel City Hall in the City Council Chambers "We'd be better off if we just tabled Cape Coral. this and just let it die," Davison said. (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida. Interested per- But Sanibel City Council member sons may appear and be heard with respect to the report and revisions to Council members agreed with Bob Janes defended Manning as being Davison under the condition that no the proposed ordinance. The City Council may continue all or part of the extremely knowledgeable in the area of one from the County Commission is public hearing, with or without further published notice, so interested local government and its relationship to nominated. The resolution was subse- parties should attend this hearing to be apprised of any continued public state government. According to Janes, quently withdrawn. Manning would take a proactive lead in hearing dates. Manning and Judah were unavail- defining and framing issues to be con- able for comment. The adoption hearing of the proposed ordinance to amend the sidered by the Revision Commission, Sanibel Plan will be scheduled for later this summer and a notice of that adoption hearing will be published in the newspaper.

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Copies of the proposed report and ordinance are available for inspection or purchase in the City of Sanibel Planning Department at Sanibel City Hall, 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida, 33957; telephone (941) 472- 4136. Written comment regarding the proposed report and ordinance may be submitted at any time prior to the closing of the public hearing by delivery to the Planning Department at the above address.

If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter considered at this hearing, s/he will need a record of the proceed- ings, and for such purposes may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evi- I ike in the grandeur of out awat d-wmmng clubhouse and he sure to see our newest dence upon which the appeal is to be based. single family, condominium, and villa tesidences In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing Starting at $3 79, OOO a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, no later than one day prior to the proceed- • N\aldiop Homes • Carlton Naumann Classic Homes • V/oltCT Group • Frey & Son Homes ing. Telephone (941) 472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, tele- • BTS Construction Corporation phone the Florida Relay Service numbers 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800- 955-8770 (VOICE) for assistance. For further information contact Sanctuary Realty Services, LTD Licensed Real Estate Broker Phone us for directions 1/800/725-4222 • 941/472-4222 Choosing who will handle your estate under your will some other states. The qualifications for such of the estate. appointment are not strict. A resident of the state, The requirement of a bond is another important The legal column who is of competent mind and over eighteen, can be consideration. The personal representative is a fidu- By Peter E. Kelly, Esq. named in your will to act as your personal represen- ciary and is rightly held Fo high standards of conduct. Peter E. Kelly is an tative. There are, however, certain exceptions to the Many people, especially when appointing a family attorney at law residency requirement for spouse and family mem- member, provide that the bond usually required to and island resi- bers. In addition, trust companies, state banks, and insure the proper function of the personal representa- dent practicing in national banks may be appointed. tive will be waived. This will save the estate some the areas of real The duties of your personal representative, among expense, but keep in mind - especially with non-fami- estate, trusts, many other functions, include: locating assets and ly members - that it also provides no security in case wills, estate plan- taking possession of them; arranging access to safe of any wrongdoing or misfeasance by the personal ning, litigation, deposit boxes; determining transfers of property sub- representative. Some courts require a bond for an out probate, condo- ject to estate taxes; managing property while the of state Personal Representative, even if he or she is a minium law, busi- ness and corporate estate proceedings are pending; making investments relative. law, general prac- on behalf of the estate; and paying taxes and expens- You should also determine whether to appoint tice. If you wish to es of the estate. more than one personal representative, who would contact him at his Choosing such a person should be done carefully then be considered "joint personal representatives". island office, call 395-2211. His column due to the broad duties of the personal representative. For wills executed on or after October 1, 1987, to val- appears biweekly in the Island Reporter. Some issues to consider are: Will the person be in idate most acts involving the administration of the good health at the time of probate? Will the person, if estate, with certain exceptions, a majority of the joint not a family member, be a resident of Florida? personal representatives must agree. (Thus, if your In an earlier column I discussed, in general terms, Should you appoint an attorney, a family member, a estate requires the skills of several personal represen- the piocess of probating a will. Here, I will deal with bank, or a combination thereof? If you choose one of tatives, an odd number will prevent a deadlock on Hetermining the person who will handle your estate your children, there are delicate considerations as to important decisions.) It is important to note, however, with your attorney. whether this might cause dissension or resentment that, as in other areas of the laws relating to wills, In Florida, the person who is formally appointed among other family members. Similarly, if a close your will can provide for a different method of agree- by the court to administer an estate is termed a "per- friend is appointed, family members may harbor cer- ment. As in all provisions of wills, the wishes of you, sonal representative". You may be more familiar with tain attitudes which could effect the smooth handling the testator, are paramount. the term "executor" of an estate, which is used in FISHING RODEO 'from page 3A - and 3rd place trophy for most variety of Convenience Store, Johnny's Pizza, plays, and speakers throughout the day. lisher of Southwinds magazine speak- species caught, and lastly the ugliest Isabella's Pizza, Island Pizza and A U.S. Coast Guard Cutter and U.S. ing on visiting Cuba by boat. fish. Catch & Release will occur for Barney's Incredible Edibles. Army Corps of Engineers Tug Boat Hurricane preparation demonstra- undersized regulated species, however • In other fishing business, the will also be on display and available for tions, Jet Ski safety seminars and com- unlisted species will be kepi to feed the Southwest Florida Marine Trades tours. Speakers include Walt Zaleski of plimentary Coast Guard safety inspec- birds being rehabilitated at C.R.O.W. Association will host a Boating Safety the National Weather Service speaking tions are just a few of the acticvities on hurricanes and Doran Cushing pub- The youth center will receive 20 rod and Education Expo June 7, from 9 that will be offered throughout the day. and reel combos and tackle for future a.m. to 4 p.m. The Expo will be located fishing outings. at the Exhibition Hall and City Docks Sponsors for the event include The in downtown Fort Myers on Edwards Bait Box and Caloosa Wholesale, Drive. Admission is free. The Expo Special Tarpoii Fishing Weetion Jiife,,20! Tarpon Bay Recreation, Pik Kwik will feature over 30 booths, outside dis- A VISION FOR YOU 'from page 5A - Our series "A Vision for Youth" will ates our future. If anyone out there has begin with an island couple who dedi- complaints about today's youth and cate their time to orphaned and aban- they are not currently volunteering NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING doned children and show you how you their lime to help shape the minds of too can become involved. THE SANIBEL CITY COUNCIL the future, then they only have them- We all need to look to ourselves and WITH THE PLANNING COMMISSION selves to blame. find the time to help the youth of today. IN ATTENDANCE As a nation and a community, we are In these times of ever-spreading nucle- all charged with the safety and upbring- ar families, high-paced technological AT SANIBEL CITY HALL ing of our children. development and the evils of drugs and COUNCIL CHAMBERS (MACKENZIE HALL) It is this goal of a "global communi- disease facing our children, a simple 800 DUNLOP ROAD ty" — a call ringing out from every hug, a smile, an hour of listening, could SANIBEL, FLORIDA corner of the nation — that the Island be the deciding factor as to which road Reporter is dedicating itself to over the a child may take in his or her life. 9:00 A.M.-JUNE 12, 1997 next two months. Starting with the June One additional note, congratulations 20 issue, our reporting team will reveal to the Sanibel Community Church ways every member of the community AGENDA Youth group and their radio debut on ****************************************** can become involved in helping the WAY-FM last weekend. You all sound- leaders of tomorrow, today. ed great! PUBLIC HEARING AND WORKSHOP ON THE PREPARATION OF THE ECONOMIC ASSUMPTIONS FOR THE SANIBEL PLAN

9:00 A.M. 1. Introduction and Background on the process of preparing SUNSET CflPTIVflf the Economic Assumptions for the Sanibel Plan. 2. Presentation of the Report, "Economic Possibilities, HfiRBORSIDE CONDO Realities and Assumptions", prepared for the City of Sanibei by James C. Nicholas, PhD.,

accompanied by Ernest R. Bartley, PhD, AICP.

3. Discussion of the Economic Assumptions contained in the Report.

4. Public Comments and Inquiries.

Adjournment.

• JQST REDUCED • If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, they will need a record of This 2 bedroom, 2 bath corner unit has expansive, direct Bayfront views. Perfect the proceedings, and for such purposes may need to ensure that a verba- for a second home or vacation location. Amenities include community pool, tennis tim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testi- courts, docks on the Bay and deeded beach access. $349,000. mony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.

Priscilla Murphy In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing PMR Realty, Inc. a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, no later than one day prior to the proceed- ing. Telephone 941-472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, tele- KffREN BELL phone the Florida Relay Service Numbers, 800-9558771 (TDD) or 800-955- Broker/Sales Associate 8770 (VOICE), for assistance. 472-5154 • 1-800-233-8829 8A Q JUNE 6, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Woody sings songs of love In the dark depths of a $1.50 afternoon movie at Sixty Something South Pointe Cinema By Priscilla Friedersdorf recently, I joined the com- pany of an audience of Priscilla other sixtyish types seek- Friedersdorf is a travel and feature ing refuge from volca- writer and photog- noes, twisters, car crashes, rapher. She began airplane disasters, prehis- her career in jour- toric animals, bizarre peo- nalism four years ple in masks and Tom ago as the police Cruise flexing his muscles reporter for the while endlessly flashing Island Reporter. his little chipmunk teeth. She is a Sanibel Ratings should read; PG, resident and PG-13, R, X, and SFS spends part of (Suitable For Seniors). each year in Washington D.C. and St. Leonards on Sea, The film, "Everyone England. Says I Love You," has received good reviews and little attention, but Woody Allen's bizarre humor and New York atti- tude never fail to deliver pleasure. The audience began chuckling before the intro- ductory credits were over and their amusement was perceptible throughout the entire film. The light comedy plot parodies our coping late in this century with multiple marriages, divorces, aging parents, new loves and children. While weaving in a light-hearted score of almost forgotten old songs, we are presented with exquisite- ly photographed scenes from Venice, Paris, and the City of New York with each season so beautifully captured you mentally begin packing your best tailored black suit and can of pepper spray. What's from the earth is of the greatest worth The cast, among them, Goldie Hawn, Alan Alda, Julia Roberts and of course, "Ding!' Darling Wildlife Refuge firefighter Mike Gallagher, Woody, sing in their own untrained voices the old songs and the effect is a delight. who has extinguished controlled burns in numerous refuges Dick Hyman, who on occasion entertains us so splendidly at BIG Arts, arranged throughout South Florida, puts the finishing touches on smol- the music and wrote one new song for the film. dering embers just off the Sanibel Bicycle Path. The interior shots of comfortable rooms in shades of gold and burnished browns "It was the same burn unit two days in a row," "Ding" Darling have me calling the video store weekly to learn the release date. I want to slow the Refuge Manager Lou Hinds said noting that the narrow strip pace and examine each lamp shade at leisure. burned Tuesday and Wednesday consisted of 31 acres extend- I hope you can see it with an audience our age on a big screen in a darkened ing from the shell museum to approximately St. Isabel's theater as you let the nostalgia for the 30s and 40s envelope you. Days later you Catholic Church. "About 10 acres burned real good." will still be singing and maybe even dancing a bit: "I'm through with love, I'll never fall again; I've locked my heart, I'll keep my feelings there; I've stocked my Hinds said the refuge will be burning another 50 acres along heart, with icy Frigidaire; for I must have you or no one, that's why I'm through Sanibel-Captiva Road and the Bailey Tract once the wind is with love." right. PUBLIC HEARINGS Tell me jbiir^tojcy.. • CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA > Over the pa^tfe^ ftipntlisW&'ve gotten some great ideas from the members The Sanibel Planning Commission will conduct Public Hearings on Tuesday, ,0f otir community. This! is,your newspaper and we strive to show your that June 24, 1997 beginning at 9:00 A.M. at Sanibel City Hall in the Council . every week with the, story- selections and investigative reports we are pursuing .'foje^otti; Is"th§re! a mystery,.you, need solved? A burning desire to answer? A Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida, to consider ? the following applications'. vjjHofco ytw d love.to see, pwt out and pin in your scrap book? 7 ;<3iye fflitor MicKelie Morw; a call and tell, her about it. Learn why the "IsifMidkepoperisyp^^^ ,;. ., : 9:30 A.M. Consideration of a request for conditional use approval for an v addition to the Sanibel Congregational United Church of if- Call our staf:^^4 " f Christ building located at 2050 Periwinkle Way (tax parcel no.

25-46-22-T1 -00003.1000) pursuant to Land Development :•••• w / ,, Code Article I., Part I,, Conditional Uses, Section I.I.I. Purpose and Scope, Section I.I.2. General Requirements, and Section 1.1.3. Specific Requirements, Subsection b. Institutional uses. Submitted by Warren Deuber, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ, Inc. Application No. 97-138 CUP; and Island Consideration of a request for a development permit to con- struct an approximately 30' by 40' church office addition at the Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ, including related site and building alterations; all located at 2050 Dental Periwinkle Way (tax parcel no. 25-46-22-T1-00003.1000). Submitted by Warren Deuber, Chairman of the Board of Lyle Hotchkiss, DDS Trustees, Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ, Inc. General Dentistry Application No. 97-11533 DP. Serving Island residents and visitors ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Emergencies Welcomed! 24 hr. Emergency Answer Service • In-Office Denture Repairs If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any • Micro Abrasion (no drill) Fillings • Braces (metal and clear) matter considered at such meeting or hearing, they will need a record of • Filmless Xrays (reduced exposure) • Toothcolored Fillings/bondings the proceedings, and for such purposes may need to ensure that a verba- • Root Canals • Extractions • Tooth Whitening • Nitrous Oxide Analgesia tim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimo- ny and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. * SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO CHILDREN AND NERVOUS ADULTS *

In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, no later than one day prior to the proceed- 395-1211 ing. Telephone 941-472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone Located in the Island Medical and Business Center (next to Jerry's Center) the Florida Relay Service Numbers, 800-955-8771 (TDD) OR 800-955- : Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discovery Accepted * 8770 (VOICE), for assistance. * * * * 1648 Periwinkle Way • Sanibel Island ISLAND REPORTED ••JUNE 6, 1&S7 Q' Hemingway Festival gets special event permit Sanibel Community Association PUBLIC HEARINGS again reduces commercial events AGENDA FOR JUNE 10,1997 By Mark S. Krzos ronmentalist. MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION News Editor City Attorney Bob Pritt said later COUNCIL CHAMBERS (MACKENZIE HALL) The International Hemingway that Madison had to vote, despite an Festival cleared its final hurdle apparent conflict of interest. According 800 DUNLOP ROAD, SANIBEL, FLORIDA Tuesday with the Sanibel City to Pritt, Florida law mandates that as 9:00 AM 1. Approval of minutes of regular meeting of May 27, 1997. Council's unanimous approval of spe- long as there is not an apparent finan- cial events permits for the temporary cial gain, no conflict exists. (The Hemingway Festival is non profit.) 2. Report from Director of Planning. installation of directional signs. But resident Alice Kyllo, who has "Based on the fact that these events been an opponent of the Festival since 3. Report from Planning Commission Members. are so small, staff would not have nor- it was first suggested, said she wants mally brought this to City Council," the city to make sure the Hemingway 4. Report from Planning Commission Chair. Assistant City Manager Bill Mills said Festival doesn't get out of hand. noting that the directional signs will "If this gets to be an uncontrollable 5. Public Comments and Inquiries. point the way to certain events and be mob, lets never have it again," Kyllo installed and removed on the day of the said. 9:20 AM 6. Adoption of Resolutions. event. One way of assuring that the festival Organizers of the International remains low-key, is that every event There are no resolutions to be adopted. requires a registration and that each Hemingway Festival, to be held on event will be limited to less than 150 9:30 A.M. 7. Reconsideration of a request (an initial public hearing was closed Sanibel July 18-20, informed Council people. on April 22, 1997) for a development permit to provide for the members that the event would be noth- According to the city's regulations construction of an approximately 1,310 sf single family residence ing compared to the event held in Key on special events signs; only one tem- with an on-site wastewater disposal system and a tennis court; in West and that each event would be lim- porary sign advertising the special combination with an existing single family residence and on-site ited in size. event is permitted; the maximum size wastewater disposal system, unifying two single family parcels of "This is not Key West...We will not of a special event sign is 12 square feet, land located at 5270 and 5250 Indian Court (Lots G and 35, have a look-alike contest. If this ever while the maximum height off the Unrecorded Caloosa Shores Subdivision - tax parcel nos. 12-46- becomes what Key West was, the fami- ground is limited to four feet; the sign 21-T3-00009.0010 and 12-46-21-T3-00009.0160) into a unified ly will leave. Sanibel will kick us off, must be located on the property where residential (cluster) development pursuant to Land Development the event is occurring and not in the and you'll have every right to do so," Code Section I.E4.a. Submitted by Timothy J. Murty, Esquire, for city right-of-way; off-site signs will be Joseph Giattini and Cheryl Heeke Giattini, Trustee of the Festival Director and Ernest permitted at Periwinkle and Dunlop Hemingway's niece Hilary Hemingway Jacquelin Goeller-Giattini Qualified Personal Residence Trust and Periwinkle and Bailey Road and; Agreement. Application No. 97-11442 DP. said. "We won't do anything to harm may be erected only on the day of the the reputation of Ernest Hemingway or event. 9:50 A.M. 8. Consideration of a request for conditional use approval for a 20- the reputation of Sanibel." • The Sanibel Community scat fast food restaurant, to be known as The Bean of Sanibel, to Coordinator for the Festival Carlene Association again cut back the amount locate in a portion of the building currently occupied by Beach Brennen agreed. "Our numbers are of special events it uses during the year. Floor and Decor in the Sanibel Square Center at 2241.! Periwinkle very limited. This is a brand-new festi- After Sanibel City Council member Way, (tax parcel no. 26-46-22-T2-00009.0000) pursuant to Land val," Brennen said pointing out that Andrew Reding suggested cutting back Development Code Article I., Part I. Conditional Uses, Section conventions and events much larger the amount of commercial events, I.I, 1. Purpose and Scope, Section I.I.2. General Requirements, and than the Hemingway Festival occur General Manager Bill Hicks said the Sub-section I.I.3.m. Restaurants. Submitted by The Bean of every day on Sanibel. SCA could make do with 20 additional Sanibel (Carolyn and Del Straub), the applicant for Charles A. Resident Steve Greenstein said he's special events with nine designated as Nave and Goldie Marie Nave, property owners. Application No. very supportive of the event, but he commercial events. Last year the SCA 97-136 CUP; does have fears of what the Festival limited the number of commercial may bring over time. events to 12. and "The greatest fear that we have is • A special events permit was issued that we don't know what this will turn to the organizers of the Fourth of July Consideration of an application for a development permit to divide into," Greenstein said suggesting that Parade. This year, unlike years past, the the building currently occupied by Beach Floor and Decor into limiting advertising is a way in which parade will run from the western end of two (2) commercial units, and to add additional parking spaces to prevent large numbers of people Periwinkle Way to the eastern end and landscaping at the Sanibel Square Center, 2242 Periwinkle from coming to Sanibel. between 8 a.m. and 9:45 a.m. The stag- Way, in order for The Bean of Sanibel, a fast food restaurant, to Hemingway Festival Board member ing area will be on Island Inn Road. occupy one of the two units with the other unit to be occupied by and City Council member George • The Sanibel Congregational Beach Floor and Decor or another permitted use. (tax parcel no. Madison said the image of Ernest Church was granted an additional five 26-46-22-T2-00009.0000). Submitted by The Bean of Sanibel Hemingway has been tarnished over special events. The request for the extra (Carolyn and Del Straub), the applicant for Charles A. Nave and the years and that by moving the festi- permits is needed since the Sanibel Goldie Marie Nave, property owners. Application No. 97-11462 val to Sanibel, it will restore his image Music Festival uses the church facili- DP. as a literary icon, family man and envi- ties for holding its concerts. 10:15 A.M. 9. Consideration of an ordinance amending the Land Development Wanted: Kids with time on their hands Code of the City of Sanibel by creating a new sub-subsection I.E.22.f.(12) to provide that the City Manager or his designee shall If you are charged with a program which gets adults involved with youths in grant a special event permit if the activity for which it is requested the community and are in need of volunteers, please call Island Reporter Editor has been held previously and has demonstrated compliance with Michelle Moran at (941) 472-1587. permit conditions of any previous permit; amending subsection Also, we're looking for kids with a talent for writing. Please call for addition- I.E.22.n. to provide that non-compliance with the conditions of an al information! authorized special events permit may be grounds for denial of future permit applications; providing for codification; providing for conflict and severance; and providing an effective date. Submitted by the City of Sanibel. Application No. 97-194 LDC.

10:30 A.M. 10. Presentation of the annual report prepared by the Planning NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Commission subcommittee, on the review of the "Land Development Code Permitting Process". The Permitting Process Review Committee, a standing committee of the Sanibel Planning Commission, will conduct a Public Meeting on: 10:45 A.M. 11. Open discussion among Planning Commissioners regarding Planning Commission Functions and Goals, and the methods TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1997 AT 8:30 A.M. and procedures for achieving them.

at Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanibel, Florida. The purpose of the meeting is to finalize the Committee's Annual Report of the effectiveness of the Land Development Code Permitting Process. The If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter final report will be presented at the regular meeting of the Planning Commission later considered at such meeting or hearing, they will need a record of the proceed- this same day. ings, and for such purposes may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. which the appeal is to be based.

If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter consid- In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a spe- ered at such meeting or hearing, they will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which cial accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Gary A. record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Price, City Manager, no later than one day prior to the proceeding. Telephone 941-472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accom- Service Numbers, 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assis- modation to participate in this proceeding should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, tance. no later than one day prior to the proceeding. Telephone 941-472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay Service Numbers, 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assistance. f+T 1 „' Police watch

Carlos Jose Altam of Miami, May 25, 59 mph, Thompson's father critical after Kissimmee shooting $173. Charles A. Caron of Boca Raton, May 25, 54 mph, Sanibel Police Officer Anthony Thompson is in Orlando giving support to his father, Kissimmee Police $148. Officer Malcom Thompson, after he was shot by a man who had terrorized a vacationing family and car- Walter Duerr of Germany, May 24, 60 mph, $ 173. jacked a maintenance worker. Arcadio Vasquez of Fort Myers, May 23, 51 mph, Malcom Thompson, 47, shot and killed the gunman, Fealex Black Jr., 24, of Kissimmee, early June 3 $148. outside a Kissimmee 7-Eleven. Ludwiga H. Shaw of Fort Myers, May 23, 60 mph, Thompson was shot in the left temple, neck and chest and lost his left eye, a spokesman for Orlando $173. Regional Medical Center said. Thompson, a 25-year veteran of the Kissimmee and Fort Myers Police Marine Patrol Departments underwent five hours of surgery and is expected to survive. Hospital officials said Thompson Michael Douglas McCray of Henderson Road, remained in critical condition Wednesday evening. —Michelle Moran June 1, cited for violation of slow speed zone in Dinkins Bayou, $50. Brian M. Flanagan of Brick, N.J., May 25, no POSTAL SNEAK—A Elinor Way man went to The owner later retrieved the dog in Fort Myers. She wake zone near Bird Lane, $50. the Post Office June 1, leaving his wallet in plain later called police and said the dog was bitten by an Mario B. Speciale of Fort Myers, May 25, careless view inside his van. The next day when he realized alligator but had no permanent damage. operation near the Lighthouse, $50. the wallet was gone he called police. He said the only TICKETED— Rene B. Speciale of Fort Myers, May 25, careless place he can think of where the wallet was vulnerable Kevin Lee Goff of Fort Myers, June 2, cited for operation near the Lighthouse, $50. would have been at the Post Office. The value of the disobeying a traffic signal on Periwinkle Way, $83. Laurie A. LeRoy of Tampa, May 24, riding on a wallet and its contents was estimated at $50. Jana Sue Losier of Fort Myers, June 2, cited for 56 plane in an idle zone near the C-Span, $50. OUT OF CONTROL—Two boaters found them- mph on Periwinkle Way, $175. Mark R. Clifton of Oviedo, May 24, riding on a selves in trouble last weekend. The first on May 25, a Jose Alberto Rey of Fort Myers, May 30, cited on plane in an idle zone near the C-Span, $50. Tampa man lost power on his vessel about 50 feet Periwinkle Way for failure to exhibit drivers license, from shore near the 2600 block of West Gulf Drive. expired drivers license, and warned for no tag light, He threw out his anchor but it didn't catch. Instead he $43. grounded on a sandbar. The vessel suffered $50,000 Andrea Mucciga of Umbrella Pool Road, May 30, in damage, On May 26, a sailboat lost its rudder 200 cited for 55 mph on Rabbit Road, 5173. ;Fort Myers man feet offshore and was pushed into a sandbar. The keel Albert Emanuel Rousseau of Homestead, May 26, then broke off the hull and a hole was created causing 69 mph on West Gulf Drive, $273. arrested for DUI the boat to sink. Jose Estaban Lopez of Coral Gables, May 25, cited Sanibel Police Officer Patsy Sposato watched GATOR PATROL—Officers Patsy Sposato and on Tarpon Bay Road for failure to stop at a stop sign, William Dalton removed an alligator from a fish as the 1993 Dodge ran the stop sign at Tarpon Bay $83. Roadat 2 a.m. May 30. pond on West Gulf Drive and moved it to the Sanibel Thomas Scott Madler of Cape Coral, May 24, 58 Then he noted the driver's swerve into the River May 28. - mph on Causeway Road, $173. LOSING MY MIND—A tourist from Tennessee shoulder of Sanibel-Captiva Road. He turned on Ignazio Gadaleza of Naples, May 24, exceeding Ms blue lights and instituted a traffic stop. lost a camera, a Cape Coral man lost a cellular phone, the speed limit on Tarpon Bay Road, $83. • Justin C Wilson, 2Q* of Fort Myers was unable and a beeper belonging to a St. Petersburg man Jaquelyn M. Garrells of Griffin, Ga., May 21, fail- to find his vehicle documentation when Sposato turned up missing on May 27. ure to yield on Periwinkle Way, $83. DRIVING ME NUTS—A Bonita Springs man requited it. As Sposato waited, he said he noticed Laura Acosta Lehman of Fort Myers, may 22, a strong smelt of alcohol and asked Wilson to sub- came to visit his girlfriend May 26 and stopped at a driving under suspension on Tarpon Bay Road, Lee mit to a field sobriety test. He failed the test and local store where he used the bathroom. After he left County Court, June 9. was arrested for driving under the influence. he realized his wallet was missing. He drove around, Sanibel-Captiva Road retracing his steps, but gave up and called police. , Sposato noted Wilson refused all tests and was Pamela Dawn Mitchell of Fort Myers, June 1, 54 tmeooperatiye at Sanibel Police headquarters. Lost with the wallet was $300, credit cards and his mph, $148. .Wilson had to jbe placed in leg-cuffs after alleged- diverse license. Matthew Daniel Circle of North Palm Beach, June ly slipping his quffs from behind his back several BIG BAIT—A 7-foot hammerhead shark was Is 54 mph, $148; improper passing, $83. found on Bowman's Beach May 26. Christopher J. Reindl of Cincinnati, Ohio, May 30, GATOR BITE—An Ibis Lane woman found a 77 mph, $273. He, was also charged with violation of a traffic dog tangled in the bushes near her home May 24. Zelma Reed Long of Healdsburg, CA, June 2, 50 signal^tod not possessing a drivers license, He was Police came and helped the dog which was injured mph, $148. transported to Eee County Jail, Wilson is sched- and needed medical attention. The owner was going Joseph Fred Barnsed Jr. of Brainard Bayou, May to come to the station and get the dog, but after some 26, no tag on boat trailers and unsafe equipment •4* '„«i ' ^'' r'';. time police chose to get the dog needed treatment. while traveling on Sanibel-Captiva Road, $60. FOR LEASE OR SALE TWO GREAT INCOME OPPORTUNITIES ON SANIBEL'S PERIWINKLE WAY Both "On the ground" Masonry Flood Proofed Structures 1456 Periwinkle Way Bldg. • 3,358 SF Total • 20 Parking Spaces A. 1,524 SF, 8 Offices, Conf. The expert associates at South Seas £r Captiva B. 657 SF, 3 Offices, Conf. C. 867 SF, 4 Offices, Conf. 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Islander reporter James Sprankle chats with City Attorney Paul Bogdon as Deputy Police Chief Joe Ravenna looks over their shoul- ders.

Island Reporter journalist Melanie Larsen and her mother Sandy take time out during student government day. Sandy Larsen works for the City Planning Department. Interview with Anthony Zammit Fifth grade Participant in Student Government Day By Melanie Larsen Staff Writer

ML: What do you do? .

AZ: Conservation Officer.

ML: What does a Conservation Officer do? AZ: I take pictures, help people and save the wildlife (nature).

ML: Do you like being a Conservation Officer and if so why?

AZ:Yes, because it's a fun job and I don't have to stay in the office all day. ; .

ML: Is that what you want to be when \you grow up?

AZ: ' No. ••".' ..' •.••

DARE Officer Kristina ML: Then what do you want to be? Williams addresses city coun- cil during student govern- AZ: A football player. ment day. 12A • JUNE 6, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER ' ' •'(.,. if, MIT •-,,,,-, Council to add lots and new permits to paid parking program

By Mark S. Krzos Sanibel will have parking machines installed. June 17 at 10:30 a.m. to amend its paid parking ordi- News Editor Currently, many lots around the island are designated nance to bring the Blind Pass Beach parking lot, the Sanibel's paid parking program will be getting eas- "A" for residents only or "B" for non-residents. "A" Causeway Parking lot and the Sanibel Boat Ramp ier m the coming weeks and months, thanks to a new stickers can be purchased for $5, while "B" stickers Parking lot and the Sanctuary Overlook into its paid parking permit sticker and the introduction of parking can be purchased for $30. parking program. machines to lots that are currently restricted to A/B Last month, County Commissioners agreed to turn "The parking lot at Blind Pass will still reserve six stickers only. over the county's maintenance of Turner Beach and parking spaces for A/B stickers, but the rest will go The new "C" sticker will cost $30 and allow park- its parking lot to the City of Sanibel. Island residents into the paid parking program," Noon said. "We issue ing access at Gulfside City Park, the Sanibel Boat and tourists, who scrambled for the free parking more citations there than anywhere else." Ramp and the parking lot across the street, Sanibel spaces, will now be asked to cough up 75 cents an The City of Sanibel's paid parking program initial- Parks and Recreation Director Dick Noon said. hour to park. ly started in December of 1995. By Oct. 1, Noon said he hopes that every lot on Sanibel City Council will hold a public hearing

New club holds first annual Islands Night at Lee County Sports Complex Doc Kline tarpon hunt May 31 Thursday, June 19 will be the Fourth Annual Islands ISfight at the Lee County Sports Complex on Six-Mile Cypress, home field for the Miracle Baseball team,' Free tickets, banners, a parade, promotions, San-Cap Little League partici- The Sanibel pation, along with good baseball, beer at half price, and plenty of vendors Island Tarpon highlight the evening, Hunters Club held All profits will go to Island charities. Last year over $2,250 was given to its first Doc Kline needy families and to Hope Hospice, For $100 businesses can receive all the Memorial tarpon tickets they need, availability to set up a promotional table, and opportunity to tournament last have a float in the pfe^game parade. You can also have your banner in the sta- Saturday, dium, promotional announcements, plus an Islands Night T-shirt, For more According to the information contact Sam Bailey, Project Chairman at 472-1516, participants,the weather could have been better and the tarpon could have been hungrier but A birthday gift from the sea the newly founded club caught and released as many tarpon as did the Lee County Tarpon Rodeo which was held on Saturday and Sunday of last weekend. Club Vice President Keith McMenamy and Brian Baugher cap- Captain Brian Baugher and Keith McMenamy tured first place were all smiles after the team captured first with Keith catching place. and releasing two tarpon during the day's event. The second fish was a possible state record estimated to weigh over 170 pounds. In second place was the crew aboard Tarpon Tale captained by Bill Gartrell and his dog Bean. Carlene Brennen, Duane Eggie and Craig "Critter" Schultheis were credited with cutting most of the chum while Captain Gartrell supervised. Critter caught and released one tarpon to beat the second place tro- phy- This was his first tarpon ever. The tournament ended with a barbecue at Sanibei Marina prepared by Tarwinkle's Restaurant. Sanibel Brew Pub Casual • Fun Every Friday Family Dining Tom and Sandy Pamin have been vacationing on Sanibel for 10 years and 11:30 AM-10:00 PM 7 Days "ALL YOU always visit during the time when Sandy's birthday falls. "Children's Menu Available" "Every year I tease him about finding me a junonia," Sandy said unwrap- CAN EAT" ping the napkin she held carefully in her hand. 395-2030 Traditional English Inside was her treasure—a large junonia Tom discovered while shelling in 1547 PBRJWINKLE WAY MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Pub Style front the Sandalfoot Condos, buried in a tidepool. Sanibel Brew Pub Fish-N-SBP Every Monday He found the shell on May 23 at 7 p.m. and spent the next few days secret- is pleased to introduce ing the shell away. Tom gave Sandy his gift from the sea on May 31, her birth- Homemade Chips It's a day. J "PALMETTO w/ Cole Slaw and Mexican Fiesta PALE ALE" Hushpuppies "She teases me every year about finding one for her and I finally did!" A sparkling Summer Ale $ at the Brew Pub Ihe couple gently wrapped their treasure back in its protective covering in crafted from Featuring Nachos, preparation for their trip back home to Erie Pa Barley Oats and Local 9.99 Tacos and Burritos Wildflower Honey. A Light and Serving all day from Serving all day Fruity All-Natural Ale! 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM 11:30 am 10:00 pm ISLAND REPORTER • JUNE6,'i997 Q 13A Cheers for the bean counters, students grasp math 6hands-on'

By Gwenda Hiett-Clements Staff Writer nyone who wants to grow up to be a bean counter can certainly get his or her start Awith doing math the manipulative way! And for those who don't have analyzing data in mind for their future, the visualization concept used in "Math Their Way" or "Mathematics, A Way of Thinking" presents learning mathematics in a hands- on, visual manner that grabs the attention of even the greatest number hater. A visit to Jan Manzella's first grade class shows one of the concepts in action. Students are given teacher-made laminated sheets with two sections, a paper cup full of dried beans and nine smaller collec- tion cups. Armed with these supplies, students learn and piactice addition and subtraction. When Manzella sounds a bell a certain number of times, the students take that number of beans from their supply and place them on the board. Single units go on the right side. When the students have accumulated ten on the units side, they put them in a collection cup and place them on the left side. After the addition or subtraction of a each number, Manzella got enthusiastic responses from the students such as two tens and 7. Then stu- dents stated their answers in the standard numerals, i.e. 27. With all the activity, no child is throwing beans or Day 174—Students begin each day with number practice. They keep track of the number of spilling the beans. Manzella explained that when a days they have been in school with straws, money, and the •written numeral. Brenna Williams hands-on activity is first introduced, each child gets waits for a check from the class to make sure-her calculations are correct. to explore, check things out, play with the items, before the objects become part of math and not just beans or beads. The hands-on method of learning math came to Sanibel Elementary by way of teachers Manzella and "Things people have that they think aren't worth anything — Georgia Brown who had each taken workshops to buttons, film canisters, bottle caps, old game pieces can be used learn the teaching method. Principal Barbara Ward wants to make it possible for patterning and sorting. We would love for people to bring for all of the school's teachers to receive in-service training in the hands-on approach to math. any collections they have; things they don\ know what to do She is currently working on funding for the train- with, for us to use." ing and the materials that are necessary for imple- —Jan Manzella mentation of the program. She explained that the cost is $310 per teacher (13 total) for a five day training Sanibel Elementary teacher program which she hopes will take place from August 18 through 22. According to Ward the training is offered by the Center for Innovation in Education, Inc., a non-profit already be using." She explained that if the training is offered this organization with a 23 year history of supporting Manzella came to Sanibel Elementary from upstate August to the Sanibel teachers, she and Brown will teachers in search of change. New York where she had worked extensively with retrain. She said, "We can share our experiences and Ward said, "The workshops and materials are "Math Their Way," the division of the teaching learn new things and changes that have taken place." based on the philosophy that both the teacher and the method for Kindergarten through second grade. Manipulative materials used by students and teach- child must be actively involved in the learning pro- "Mathematics, A Way of Thinking" is structured for ers fall into three categories. The first is collectibles. cess. Participants experience a classroom model in third to fifth grade students. Manzella and her col- As Manzella said, "Things people have that they action ranging from whole group lessons and small leagues created a sequential lesson plan using the thmk aren't worth anything — buttons, film canisters, group activities to independent activities. They learn manipulatives and incorporated them into the stan- bottle caps, old game pieces can be used for pattern- how to use a variety of math manipulatives and dis- dard goals and expectations in the school's curricu- ing and sorting." cover how the workshops connect to the National lum. Manzella said, "I am certainly willing to share She added, "We would love for people to bring any Council of Teachers of Mathematics standards as well any ideas and plans I have After all, we are not here collections they have; things they don't know what to as to any manipulative-based program they may for ourselves; we're here for the kids." do with, for us to use." The second category is teacher-made items which rely heavily on the use of beans — lots of beans, con- struction paper, and wooden blocks. Purchased units include plastic items such as shapes, pattern blocks, and Uniflex cubes, measured units often. "The storage of the materials and keeping track of the manipulative items is a lesson in responsibility and organization itself," said Manzella. "Teaching with so many items can become a nightmare if a classroom does not have adequate storage. Every •please see page 14A

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Sanibel Elementary "bean counters" concentrate on their morning calculations. Tracy Walters and Kory Phillips work side by side and Brittany Gans concentrates on her counting. I •6ANIB0L 14A Q JUNE 6, 1997 Q ISLAND REPORTER County to consider Buck Key for historic site By Michelle Moran Florida of the burial sites on Buck would be required before the issuing of not directed at the recent purchase or Editor Key," Lindblad said. "For some reason a building permit." aimed at preventing development. Eric Lindblad, director of the it didn't go forward but all the paper- The certificate of appropriateness "On our part it was an awareness Sanibel-Captiva Conservation work was done." would apply to the entire island, 70 that it had started and not been fin- Foundation, hopes to finish what arche- Board Planner Gloria M. Sajgo said acres of which were just purchased for ished. It's a site that needs protection," ological students at the University of there are two steps for the designation. $3.5 million by Mariner Properties he said. "It doesn't prohibit develop- Florida began a decade ago. The first is the board review June 5 Development Inc. ment. That's not why we are doing it, "I was just notified of that proposal Lindblad, along with Captiva resi- during which the board will review the but it does protect the site." request. If the board deems the request the other day and I attend to plan the dent George Downing, has filed a The board was expected to review request with the Lee County Historic prudent, it will go on to a public hear- meeting to learn a little bit more about the proposal last night in the East Preservation Board to consider a his- ing. it," Mariner President Ray Pavelka said toric designation for Buck Key. "It would mean that it would be a of the designation Wednesday. Room of the restored Old Lee County "This was something that was historic resource," Sajgo said of the Lindblad said the renewal of interest Courthouse, 2nd floor, in downtown worked on back in 1986 and 1987 after designation. "Basically what it means in achieving the historic designation is Fort Myers. For additional information il the excavation by the University of is that a certificate of appropriateness call Sajgo at 479-8311. BEAN COUNTERS -from page 13A teacher who does not have cabinet storage will need a place for math facts. They still need to know their cubby unit where children can keep the items sorted multiplication tables and still need to do written com- in bins," putation. Worksheets are still used to indicate what Materials necessary to implement the program they have mastered and offer teacher assessment." throughout the school are estimated by Ward to be In another exercise, students work with film canis- between $1,550 to $2,000 per teacher. ters and lima beans spray painted red on one side. If Manzella explained, "This teaching method in no the object of the lesson is to learn the various combi- way substitutes for the expected learning achieve- nations of seven, students put the beans in the con- ment in math at each grade level; it enhances it. tainer and toss them onto the desk. When students are Students do a daily math calculation and story prob- using the manipulative items they are also recording lem that are part of the Lee County School system their work. Four red beans plus three white beans curriculum." equals seven total beans still is 4 + 3 = 7. Manzella "This method of teaching lends itself to lots of added, "Each student works at his own pace. While interaction, partner work, small group work. And " one student is still counting the number of red and nothing is competitive. This is not a situation of the white beans, another will be quickly calculating and first one done wins. Everybody has a change to feel throwing the beans from the canisters and document- successful," she said. ing the number of times 3 red beans, for example, Manzella noted that parent concerns center around come up to start the advanced process of prediction in fears that the children are just playing with the items. math." She said, "That is not what happens. There is still a "The workshops and materials are based on the philosophy that both the teacher and the child must be actively involved in the learning process." -Barbara Ward, Sanibel Elementary Principal

Katie McCurry and Caitlin Smith use the Abacas to count with basic units of 10. Community

is 20 typed, double spaced pages. Rainbows" at the Arcade Theater in Cultural Park Theater is located at Memoirs Writers may send as many as five Fort Myers. Tickets for the June 21 528 Cultural Park Boulevard in Cape Penelope Niven is the Final Judge entries and should enclose $18 per performance are $12 in advance, $15 at Coral. for the First Annual Memoir Contest entry plus a SASE for return of their the door. For information call 458- sponsored by The Writers' Workshop work and a list of winners. Mail to 1382. of Asheville, N.C. She is the acclaimed Memoirs Contest, 387 Beaucatcher Screen writing biographer of Carl Sandburg, Edward Road, Asheville, NC 28805. This introductory course will Steichen and others.-The deadline for Summer camp explore the art and business of screen entering the contest is June 30. The Your child may be the next Robert writing, acquainting students with vari- first prize winner receives $350; sec- Rainbow of sounds DeNiro or Meryl Streep! Help them ous markets and the techniques neces- ond place is $200; third place is $100; explore theater arts with the recreation sary to produce professional quality and five honorable mentions. All win- The Southwest Florida Gay and staff at the Cultural Park Theater. dramas for film and television. ners are eligible for publication in "The Lesbian Chorus are holding their fifth • Children will receive instruction in The workshop will be held one Asheville Literary Review." The limit annual Gay Pride Concert "Evening theater games, improvisation, singing, evening a week for eight weeks. acting, dance, stage craft, set design Tuition is $65. For more information and construction. At the end of each call Terry Williams at 574-0465. two week camp, the children will dis- NOTICE OF PUBLIC play their talents in a special perfor- MEETING AND WORKSHOP mance given on the theater's stage for Acting workshop parents, friends and the general public. The Cultural Park Theater will be Session one begins June 16. Session conducting an intensive ongoing course The Land Development Code Review Committee, a standing committee of the Sanibel Planning Commission, wit] conduct a Public Meeting and Workshop on; two begins July 7. Session three begins open to the public to anyone interested July 21. Session four begins August 4. in acting. Participants will be actively MONDAY, JUNE 9,1997 AT 9:30 A.M. Camp fee for the two week session is engaged in scene study, improvisation $160 and is open to all boys and girls and monologue development and will at Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, ages 7 through 14 and starts at 9 a.m. have an opportunity to work on cam- Florida. The purpose of the meeting is to continue the annual review of the provisions of the Land Development Code as required by Land Development Code Section III.H.10., and to make any and runs through 4 p.m. each day. era. recommendations for changes, deletions or additions to the Code. To reserve a place for your child call The workshop will be held for two 574-0465 now. hours once a weeks over eight weeks. ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Tuition is $48. Enrollment is limited If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter considered Universal tour and for more information call 574- at such meeting or hearing, they will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purpos- 0465. es may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record Join the Cultural Park Theater June includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. 21 when it invades Universal Studios. A $63 charge includes transportation Hemingway In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accom- and entrance fees into the film and tele- modation to participate in this proceeding should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, no Get ready now for the International later than one day prior to the proceeding. Telephone 941-472-3700 for assistance. If hear- vision studio. Hemingway Festival by joining a dis- ing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay Service Numbers, 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800- For more information call Oka at cussion group. Join David Adams in 955-8770 (VOICE), for assistance. 574-0465. •please see page 16A ISLAND REPORTER Q JUNE 6, 1997 Q 15A

Tom _ , George Ken Frey Jack Ellie Dave Wendy Angie Charlie Loretta Wiley} ^armel Eaton Sobczak Geiger Casale Veillette Samler See Davfson Hum h Claudia Kohlbrenner P ^ ^ Tony Leslie Elisabeth Jim Lori GG Janie Frey Smith • Mary Lou Linda McLaughlin Lapi Samler Marsha Branyon Karen McGowen Robideau Pritchard John Bailey Clifford Bell David McLaughlin Smith The Finest Real Estate Professionals On The Islands JUST LISTED I LOVE IT! I LOVE IT! Newly listed, this livable, lovable 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in The Dunes. Endearing touches everywhere including easy care white tile floors, fireplace, sparkling pool, manicured landscaping, dramatic lake view and glorious sunsets. To top it off, it's only $295,000. Please call Margie Davison at 472-1511. A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION... CAPTIVA CHARMER CHATEAUX SUR MER! Is definitely a move to THE DUNES. A golden opportunity to build Meticulously cared-for 3 bedroom / 2 bath home in the Newc 'uality homsI Oakfloor - Berber carpet, fireplace gourmet the home of your dreams in this lovely country club community. "Village" area of Captiva. Lots of vegetation Easy walk to the kitchen'custom cabinetiy and bookshelves, Corian, Diamond Brite And the price is right, too. Only $129,000. beach. $319,000. Please call Karen Bell, 472-5154. Tool and spa P^cy and J^psfrom thebeacj. $495,000 Please call Margie Davison today 472-1511 . Please call Elite See at 472-1511

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WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR IN A NEW HOME? 2090 WILD LIME DRIVE 1018 SOUTH YACHTSMAN Great location. Fine community. Privacy. Well designed Perfect Island starter home near Bowman's Beach and Charming canal home on the east end of the Island. floor plan. Design compatible with property. Quality, value, Ding Darling. 2 bedroom-2 bath with large convenient Featuring, 3 bedrooms and a nice iiving area and close to finest architect and builder. Gopher Walk has all these screened porch. Lots of fruit trees and flowering plants. beaches. Call us to see this one! $249,000 things and more. Canoeing nearby. Priced to sell at $187,000. Call GG Robideau or Lori McGowen Please call Marsha Clifford at 472-1511 Please call George Veillette at 472-4121 at 472-1511, evenings 489-2677.

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1.' ' 3 BATH TOWNHOUSE! At -McGregor- -Park- Tile ••& [ upgraded carpet 1800 sq. ft. i of A/C. Tons of extras including fans, tile, tray ceilings, tinted windows. Porches tiled & enclosed. '/ ''tV'''.< {V Call Betsy Belpedio, Broker- 4 Salesman (454-3822) $149,000

SANIBEL MOORINGS • FIRST FLOOR SUNDIAL FIRST FLOOR REMODEDELED GROUND LEVEL HOME KINZIE ISLAND Steps to the beach. 2 bdrm, 2 bti. Beautifully finished, First floor walk out 1 bedroom at the Sundial Resort New caged heated pool near golf course. 4 One of the most desirable sites on this private island - quiet dome ceiling in kitchen, 2 pods, 2 tennis courts, with Gulf views & screened porch unit has excellent bedroom, 3 bath, huge great room, dining room, tow cul-de-sac setting. Large canal site wAtock & lift, bitevel home, 1 dockage orvsite management Call Trudy Deremo or rental history & is beautifully decorated. Call Lynda car garage on double lot. Call Charlie Suter, Realtor year new, quality thruout, 11 ft ceilings, wide lanai ovettooks Mange MoComb^ Realtors (472-3121) $254,000 Traverso, Broker-Salesman (489-3201) $280,000 (463-0965) $295,000 lush grounds & canal. Community tennis & pod, beach dub etc-Cal Dan Cohn, CRS(395-7653) $769,967

DESIRABLE SANIBEL ARMS WEST! LOGGERHEAD CAY TOTALLY REMODELED BEAUTIFUL SHELL HARBOR SUBDIVISION Beauiiy remodeled unit with white kitchen cabinets, Third floor near beach & pool. Exquisite grounds, Al new appliances, wood & Mexican Hefloors, Better carpet, Large Michigan canal home w/heated pool! 3200 sq. ft. oonan counter tops, fie floor and nicely finished. Good exceptional management & reserves, solid rental history. vaulted ceilings & more. Just ike new. Enclosed lower level for +/- 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2 rec rooms, eat-inWtcnen, rentd income. Cat Cathy Gafetti, Reator (4545891) 3 bedroom, 2 bath, kitchen cabinets redone, ceramic tiled loads of storage & garage area. Deeded beach accessright ou t separate laundry, 2 car garage & much morel Call Fred lanai, fully furnished. Call Dan Cohn, CRS (395-7653) $259,000 back door, tan for a pool! Cal Lynda Traverse, Broker- spring, Broker-Salesman (472-6726) $444,900

TOP FLOOR-END UNIT BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OF CANAL & GOLF COURSE WATERWAY TROPICAL GARDENS PRIME LOCATION 2 Bedroom, 2 bath ooncto v* spacious living area. Views of the Beach, private elevator, garage extra storage. water sailboat canal, large pool & Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath with 2 car garage, totally Gufeide complex offer poof, beach & dockage. On site LJ^it, bright & airy, furnished in pastels, enclosed glass entertainment area. The perfect Sanibel home. remodeled and shows like a model! Deep water with rental office tool Cat Lynda Traverso, Broker-Salesman lanai. WfonderU carefree winter home. CaS Becky Williams, Call Pam Pfahler, Broker-Salesman (472-3897) drect access. You must see this one! Call Ralph Galietti, (4893201) $239,900 Broker-Salesman (472-5457) Only $275,000 lOl $390399,0000 Re*r(454J89!) $219,900

DIRECT GULF FRONT UNIT HAVE IT THE WAY YOU WANT IT! BRAND NEW CONTEMPORARY HOME OUTSTANDING GOLF COURSE VIEWS Steps to the beach! Recently renovated with new Grand opportunity to redesign this 3 bedroom, Bay front 3 Bedroom, 2bath approximately 1875sq.ft. living'area Exceptional 1 of few, 2 stay Beachview homes w/private master suite, private balcony overlooks Golf course. Fully carpet, tile and furnishings. Super rental unit A rare 1st floor unit Those with .a flair to design should in environmentally attractive gulf front community w/2 equipped kitchen, pool built up to living level w/Bled wrap- find. Call Gary Jacobs, Broker-Salesman (395-6798) investigate fis rare find! Call Becky Wiliams, pools & tennis. Lease option possible. Call Becky around lanai. Call Rich or Barbara Garda, Realtors Only $254,900 Broker-Salesman (472-5457) '• $345,000 Wiliams, Broker-Salesman (472-5457) • Only $249,900 (472-5147) $650,000

SANIBEL HIGHLANDS IDEAL SPOT FOR SANIBEL HOME! GREAT BUILDING SITE LARGE CAPTIVA HOMESITE SANCTUARY - ISLAND STYLE Two centrally located oversized lots. Community pool, tennis & deeded Next to new development. Site may hold Can take a fine home w/proper orientation, Beautiful lot leading into cul-de-sac Easy bike ride lathe beach or shopping. beach access. 36,700 sq, ft homesite 2 homes.100 X 300 & priced to sell. Call Gulf views are possible! Owner will work surrounded by fantastic homes. Build your Possible owner financing. Call Charlie or on a lake in beautiful Heron's Landing. John or Claude Nicholson, Realtor w/buyer to mazimize potential of Jot. Private dream golf course home here! For the SandiSuter,'Realtors (463-0965) Call Lynda traverso, Broker-Salesman (489-0678 or 437-2654) $99,000 road - excellent location. Call Rich or Barbara dscriminting buyer. Call Fred Spring, Broker- Each Offered At $79,500 (489-3201) Price Is Right $149,000 Garcia, Realtors (472^5147) $595,000 Salesman (472-6726) Offered At $369,000 JUNE 6, 1997

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The Sanibel Elementary School Class of 1997. The fifth-grade award celebration will be held at 6 p.m. on June 9. The following 47 fifth-graders have completed their careers at the Sanibel school and will now go on to middle schools in the county: Caroline Adler, Thomas Beerman, George Bell, Paul Bogdon, April Bradley, Ashley Camomilli, David Case, Vance Cohn, Daniel Cortes, Colin Cote, John Cronin, Michelle Davis, Adam Dispenza, Hallie Dvorin, David Esoldi, Dennis Fitzpatrick, Christina Foulks, Alison Francis, Nicholas Gleason, Alexander Greenberg, Kelsey Greten, Jessica Head, Jennifer Herrick, Kyle Joyce, Stella Kussnir, Melanie Larsen, Michelle Marinello, Josef Miller, Jessica Ogden, Ryan Paulsen, Amy Pavelka, Anitra Preston, Melissa Preston, Joseph Ravenna, Sean Schaming, David Scott, James Shields, Jessa Sigo, Jaclyn Snow, James Sprankle, Joshua Stewart, Ryan. Thibaudeau, Antonio Tromba, Kristina Williams, Justin Wood, and Anthony Zaxnmit. Marty Traucht Jessie Landl 2B Q JUNE 6, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Congratulations, Class of 1997!

12; German Honor Society, 10-12; and Eagle Scout. Activities: Yearbook Editor, Cypressonian 9-12; Stephen Parker Mabel Lynn Beerman and Quill and Scroll, 11, 12. High School: Cypress Lake High School High School: Cypress Lake High School Parents: George and Ginger Parker Future Plans: Edison Community College Future Plans: Vocational Technical School, Diesel Activities: Working at The Timbers, Member of Cheri Hoving Mechanics Program McGregor Baptist Church High School: Cypress Lake High School Activities: Service technician, Walmart Hobbies: Softball, swimming, rollerblading, play- Future Plans: Unavailable Automotive Dept. ing clarinet Activities: Young Life, 9-12 Hobbies: Auto mechanics, fishing Joseph Carrigan Samantha Elise Kennedy Ariel Pettus High School: Cypress Lake High School High School: Canterbury School High School: Cypress Lake High School Future Plans: Unavailable Parents: Richard Ellis and Elise Barnes Kennedy Future Plans: She is planning on attending the Honors and Awards: National Honor Society, 11- Future Plans: Samantha will attend Furman University of Florida and will major in business. 12; National Spanish Honor Society, 11-12 University in the fall and plans to major in chemistry. Honors and Awards: National Honor Society Activities: Golf, 9-12 Honors and Awards: Presbyterian College Junior Activities: Cheerleading, 9-11; Track 11, 12; Academic Achievement Award; honors or high hon- S.A.D.D., 12; She is also an active member of the ors throughout high school career; National Spanish Sanibel Community Church Logos program and was Allison Harmer Honor Society; and National Honor Society (vice involved in several mission trips over the years. High School: Cypress Lake High School president during senior year). Future Plans: Ohio State University with the goal Activities: Class treasurer during the last two years of a BFA in Dance Performance and a dream. and was on the yearbook staff the last three years. Claudia Meredith Volk Honors and Awards: Allison received a BIG She was also involved in S.A.D.D., Habitat for High School: Canterbury School Arts/Robert Rauchenberg Scholarship for dance this Humanity, the recycling project, the math club, the Parents: Kenneth Joseph and Crystal Volk year. literary magazine, and the film club. Future Plans: Next year Claudia will attend Activities: Allison is active in the Logos program Southern Methodist University, from which she at the Sanibel Community Church and traveled to received a University Scholar financial award. Russia. Jessie Landl Honors and Awards: Honor roll student her fresh- High School: Canterbury School man and junior years and a high honor student as a Parents: August and Susan Conniff Landl senior, Claudia was given the Team Mate of the Year Jeff Highsmith Future Plans: Jessie will be attending Eckerd award in volleyball this year. For two years at the for- High School: Cypress Lake High School College next year. eign language conference, Claudia received a first Parents: John and Diana Highsmith Activities: She was a staff member of the year- place award. Future Plans: will attend Florida Gulf Coast book, the literary magazine, participated in S.A.D.D., Activities: Claudia played junior varsity volleyball University next year. and the film club during the last three years. She was for two years and varsity volleyball for the last two Honors and Awards: National Honor Society, 10- co-president of the film club during her senior year. years. She has been very active in the literary maga- IN addition to a regular part-time job which she has zine, the film club, the forensic team, and S.A.D.D. maintained for two years, she volunteered at a local and has participated in the tech team and the year- day care center and at CROW. For her independent book staff. She also worked with Habitat for study project, Jessie interned at Lee County Humanity. it Courthouse and with the County Commissioners. Hobbies: Scuba diving, sailing. 9O GOOD REASONS Itb BUY A. HONDA. Sarah Sophia Maston William Jeffrey Vollmer • 90 HP four stroke, 1590 cc four cylinder OHC. High School: Canterbury School High School: Lawrenceville School in • Uses regular unleaded gas-bums NO oil-better Parents: Gordon Allan Maston and Diane Denise Lawrenceville, NJ fortha environment St. Piere • Unsurpassed fuel economy and range. Parents: Bill and Mary Vollmer • Power tilt and trim is standard. Future Plans: Sarah is planning a chemistry major Future Plans: He will attend Middlebury College •INCREDIBLY QUIET. at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. in Vermont next year. • Capacitor discharge ignition for quick starts. Honors and Awards: Most Improved Award on the Honors and Awards: Served the Lawrenceville Forensics Team during her freshman year. Community as a student ambassador and tour guide Activities: Along with being on the staff of the lit- during his senior year; attained Dean's List status erary magazine and the yearbook, she has been active each of his three years at Lawrenceville and was des- in S.A.D.D., the math club, the recycling project, and ignated a an AP Scholar his junior year. the film club. Sarah conducted a special independent Activities: JV golf and basketball; wrote for the study class on photography during her senior year. weekly school newspaper, The Lawrence For her independent study project, she worked at the Additional comments: He graduated from Sanibel 941-2854334 Beach Island Pharmacy. Elementary School and attended Canterbury prior to WATERFRONT DRIVE • WE ISLAND FLORIDA moving to New Jersey. 5 miles from Boca Grande Pass Always wear a personal floatation device white boating and read your owners manual.

Gulf Side Pine Island Sound DATE LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW DATE LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW June 6 3:01 a.m. 5:17 a.m. 12:21 p.m. 8:12 p.m. June 6 4:35 a.m. 7:25 a.m. 1:55 p.m. 10:20 p.m. June 7 3:43 a.m. 5:49 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 8:53 p.m. June 7 5:17 a.m. 7:57 a.m. 2:34 p.m. 11:01 p.m. June 8 4:25 a.m. 6:34 a.m. 1:38 p.m. 9:32 p.m. June 8 5:59 a.m. 8:42 a.m. 3:12 p.m. 11:40 p.m. June 9 4:57 a.m. 7:32 a.m. 2:26 p.m. 10:12 p.m. June 9 6:31 a.m. 9:40 a.m. 4:00 p.m. June 10 5:32 a.m. 8:39 a.m. 3:15 p.m. 10:57 p.m. June 10 12:20 a.m. 7:06 a.m. 10:47 a.m. 4:49 p.m. June 11 6:11 a.m. 10:06 a.m. 4:14 p.m. 11:40 p.m. June 11 1:05 a.m. 7:45 a.m. 12:14 p.m. 5:48 p.m. June 12 6:53 a.m. 11:43 a.m. 5:27 p.m. June 12 1:48 a.m. 8:27 a.m. 1:51 p.m. 7:01 p.m.

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and High Schools, earning honors for her artistic and literary efforts. She was also active in the Sanibel College Graduates Community Church. After graduating from Cypress in 1991, three months after her baby sister Page was born, Jen spent Nixon receives degree a year at Cottey College, a girls' school in Missouri. Elizabeth A. Nixon received a degree from Edison She transferred and began a five-year program at Community College. She is a Sanibel resident. the Columbus College of Art and Design in Ohio. An insulin-dependent diabetic since age 6, Jen endured several setbacks in her five years at CCAD. Stevens receives degree Nonetheless she succeeded in working her way Albion College senior Kelly L. Stevens received a through school and graduated May 10 with dual bachelor of arts degree in political science May 10. majors in illustration and photography. She is the daughter of Harold and Karen Stevens of Jen hopes one day to work in the field of archeolo- Sanibel and a graduate of Ottawa Hills High School. gy or sociology, but also has interests in advertising Albion is a private, coeducational, liberal arts college and children's literature. Jennifer Kay DeVere and sister Page, a in the south central Michigan town of the same name. kindergartner at Sanibel Elementary School, share a hug. DeVere gets dual degree Jennifer Kay DeVere, daughter of John and Julie Miss the deadline? DeVere, moved to Sanibel in time for the 1983-84 Seniors or other graduates who missed the deadline for the Island Reporter's special graduation edition school year; she was in fifth grade at Sanibel are welcome to submit their questionnaires and photos. The Island Reporter will be happy to print them at Elementary School. She proceeded to Cypress Middle School news

Sports Complex in Orlando the week- wrap 15,000 pennies! John Distasio, Sanibel Elementary end of June 14. sixth-grade class president, and Vice Congratulations to the citizens of the The PTA is putting together a calen- Canterbury kids President Andrew Hoek accompanied week May 26 through 30: Cecilia Leal, dar for the 1997-98 school year. If you Hatcher to deliver the check. Vance Cohn, Andrew Ritcher, have an event or date that you would wrap for CROW Stephanie Bilske, Ryan Gelpi, Jane like listed, please contact Jean Baer, Canterbury School's sixth-grade Ward party Fisher, Logan Sobczak, Tess Walsh, 395-0453 or Marianne Ravenna, 395- class presented a check to the Care and Tyler Baer, Nick Rinaldi, Brittany Sanibel Elementary School Principal 0751 by Friday, June 6. Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) Barbara Ward will be honored at a Norman, and Jana Tolisano. Our work- Lost and Found items should be May 29 under the guidance of Phyllis party June 8 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at The er of the week is Dixie Mangold for checked before the end of the school Hatcher, the sixth-grade advisor. The Dunes. Parents and other members of being such a wonderful listener and a year. All unclaimed items will be students decided to save one million the community are welcome to attend pennies to help a local charity. Though sweet person. donated to chanty after June 10. and say goodbye. they did not make their goal, they did Stephanie Albert and Willow Martell The new principal, Barbara Von both deserve a standing ovation. These Harten, will be welcomed to the school two girls have both qualified to repre- on Wednesday, June 11 from 8 to 10 sent Florida in gymnastics at the Age a.m. at the Sanibel Elementary School. You've got a family doctor Group National Championships, which Parents are welcome to attend. will be held at Disney's Wide World of and a family attorney. But do you have a family real estate professional?

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to one hour. Gift Shop on sealife, sunrise, sunset, Sanibel Trolley offers a Champagne Sunset Al-Anon, noon, premises. For further starlight and full moon narrated two-hour tour of Cruise—7:30-9-30 p.m. Sanibel Community FRIDAY information call 395- tours offered seven days Sanibel and Captiva— daily. Adults, $18; chil- Church. 2233. a week. Daily hours are 9 history, people, places dren, $10. Call 472- a.m. to sunset. Located at and wildlife. $10 for 8443. Alcoholics The Sanibel Public McCarthy's Marina on adults. Departs at 10 a.m. Anonymous, 8 p.m., 6 Library is located at 770 Captiva. Reservations and 1 p.m. from the Sanibel/Captiva open speaker meeting, Dunlop Road, Open required for guided tours. chamber of commerce. Rotary Club Breakfast St. Michael and All Monday and Thursday Children's Summer Call 472-6374. Meeting, 7:30 a.m. every Angels Episcopal from 9 a.m, to 8 p.m. Sealife Sessions. For Friday at the Hungry Church. Natural Wildlife- Tuesday, Wednesday and children 8 to 12. $35 per Canoe Adventures. Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge History Boat Tours, Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 child; accompanying Enjoy the ultimate Road. Visiting members Adult Children Of sponsored by the p.m. Saturdays from 9 adults free. Call for spe- wilderness experience in welcome. 395-0512 Alcoholics (ACOA), 8 Sanibel-Captiva a.m. to 1 p.m. 472-2483. cific times and offerings, Florida with Mark "Bird" p.m., Sanibel Conservation Foundation 395-2925. Westall. Daily canoe and Aerobics at the Community Church. and Captiva Cruises sets The Sanibel-Captiva van tours to "Ding" Sanibel Fitness Center. sail every day from Conservation Fitness with Carla Darling, Sanibel River, Professionally certified South Seas Plantation at Foundation nature cen- Ferrel at the Sanibel Buck Key, Mound Key, instructors offer the fol- 4 p.m. aboard the Lady ter is open to the public Community Center on Corkscrew Swamp and lowing classes for every- SATURDAY Chadwick. Cost is 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., Periwinkle Road, the Everglades, 472- one. Nice 'n' Easy, 7:15 $17.50 for adults and $10 Monday through Friday, Mondays, Wednesdays, 5218. a.m.; Mixed Impact for children 12 and Admission $3/per person and Fridays, at 9:30 a.m. Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body under. Children under 3 over 17 years of age. Sanibel Historical Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; ode free, For details, call 7 Native plant nursery is Sanibel Community Village and Museum. Short Step, 11-30 a.m. 472-5300. Other daily open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Church Worship Hour See the 1913 Rutland Free to members. Call cruises are as follows: 9 by appointment on from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. House museum, 1927 395-2639. a m,—Morning Nature Saturdays. The SCCF every Friday. An hour of Bailey country store, Natural Wildlife- Cruise; 9 a.m.—Cruise to offers guided trail walks prayer, singing and wor- 1927 Reed post office, Sanibel Sea Kayak. History Boat Tours, see Cabbage Key and Mondays, Wednesdays ship. Call Joan at 472- 1926 Miss Charlotta's tea Naturalist Brian Friday. Useppa Island; nightly and Fridays at 8:45 a.m. 1936 for more informa- room, 1926 Model T Houston offers daily sea sunset cruise. Bird watching with tion. Ford and vegetable gar- kayak tours through Adventures in The Bailey- Martin Packard. For Indigenous Marine den representing farming Buck Key, the Gulf of Paradise Trolley Tour Matthew's Shell amateurs or experts the Life Aquarium, featur- era on Sanibel. 10 a.m. to Mexico and rookeries in and Miss Paradise Museum. Located at tour is offered seven days ing tarpon, trout, snook 4 p.m. 472-4648. Pine Island Sound. Leave Cruises. See Friday list- 3075 Sanibel-Captiva a week, make reserva- redfish, grouper, horse- from 'Tween Waters ing for more information. Road, Open Tuesday tions by calling 472- shoe crabs and others, a Adventures in Marina on Captiva. Call 472-8443. through Sunday, 10 a.m. 8375. A voluntary dona- touch tank with live Paradise Trolley Tour. Trips: 8-11 a.m. and 1-4 'o 4 p.m., Closed tion of $25 or more per shells and a research/ Shelling Sanibel— p.m. $35. Sunset and Yoga at BIG Arts, Mondays. A half-hour person is requested and educational display. Trolley to live aquari- night cruises, $25. 472- 9:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday lecture and slide show goes to the Sanibel- Located at the Marine ums, the shell museum 5161. mornings open to all daily. Tuesdays through Captiva Conservation Habitat Foundation's and the shore. Friday, "9 interested participants. Fridays at 11 a.m. and 2 Foundation. Barrier Island Research to 11 a.m. Sights and Country Line Dance. Call 395-0900. p.m. Admission for Laboratory, 900 Tarpon History Tour—A trip With Sandra D. at the adults $5, youths, 8 to Wildside Adventures Bay Road. Open seven from Sanibel's Point American Legion Post Canoe Adventures. 16, $3, seven and under Kayak Tours and days, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ybel to the end of 123 on Sanibel Captiva See Friday listing. and members are free. Rentals. Explore the bar- 472-3558. Captiva. Daily, 1-3 p.m. Road at mile marker Suggested visiting time rier islands from sea Adults, $15; children, three. Fridays, 7-9 p.m. for exhibits 45 minutes Sanibel Historical level. Natural history, Islands Trolley Tour. $10. J.N. "Ding" Free. 472-9979. Village and Museum. Darling Wildlife See Friday. 472-4648. Refuge—Tour the refuge CROW Tour. Care with an expert. 9-11 a.m. and Rehabilitation of Wildside Adventures daily except Friday. Wildlife offers guided Kayak Tours and GARAGE UNITS* Adults, $10; children, $7. tour at 11 a.m. Monday- Rentals. See Friday list- Call 472-8443. Friday, and Sunday at 1 ing. 395-2925. WALLBE: p.m. Tours of the wildlife Miss Paradise rescue facility begin in Sanibel Sea Kayak. UBRAMES&JOfr Cruises. Backwater the education pavilion See Friday. WeDmtgntt fishing—bait, tackle pro- with an introductory talk 'eBvildlt vided. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and short video and pro- Yoga. At the Sanibel daily. Adults, $35; chil- ceed through the outside Fitness Center e Install It^ dren, $20. Sealife compound and take Saturdays, 10:30 a.m. to We Guarantee ft Encounter Excursion— about one hour. $3 dona- 12 p.m. 395-1787. Marine biologist, touch tion requested (except for YO U N E E D YO U R SPACE tanks and aquariums on members and children 12 J.N. "Ding" Darling board. 12:30-3 p.m. daily and under). Rain cancels National Wildlife : 1J13U3AOR y except Sunday. Adults, tour. 472-3644. •please see page 5B $35; children, $25. ROOM FOR SOMETHING 2. QUTER

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•from page 4B Paradise Trolley Tour Ferrel at the Sanibel School (Grades K, 1,2) no cost, but reservations and Miss Paradise Community Center on meet at 1 p.m.; and inter- are a must. Call 466- Scrabble practice on Refuge. Visitor center Cruises. See Friday list- Periwinkle Road, mediate students (Grades 0657. Tuesdays at Shell Point open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ing for more information. Mondays, Wednesdays, 3,4,5) meet at 2 p.m. Village at 7 p.m. There is Saturday-Thursday. Call 472-8443. and Fridays, at 9:30 a.m. S heller afters no cost, but reservations Closed Friday. One Duplicate Bridge. Workshop. Mondays are a must. Call 466- Wildlife Drive open sun- Canoe Adventures. Islands Trolley Tour. Mondays at 7:30 p.m. at from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 0657. rise to sunset daily See Friday listing. See Friday. the Sanibel Community the Sanibel Community except Friday. 472-1100. Center. Center. The Sanibel Bicycle Gate times vary, contact Sanibel Historical Canoe Adventures. Club meets every visitor center for Village and Museum. See Friday listing. Aerobics at the CROW Tour. See Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. at specifics. See Friday. 472-4648. Sanibel Fitness Center. Friday listing. the Dunes, For informa- Wildside Adventures Professionally certified tion call Peter Hilger at Step aerobics at the Sanibel Sea Kayak. Kayak Tours and instructors offer the fol- Alcoholics 472-1397. Sanibel Recreation See Friday. Rentals. See Friday list- lowing classes for every- Anonymous, 10 a.m., Complex. 9-10 a.m. ing. 395-2925. one. Nice 'n' Easy, 7:15 Sanibel Women's Group, The Master Babysitting available. $3 Sanibel Emergency a.m.; Mixed Impact Sanibel Congregational Gardners meet the first a class. 395-2543. Radio Amateur Net, Adventures in Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body United Church of Christ. Tuesday of every month 7:30 p.m. Frequency is Paradise Trolley Tour Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; at 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Alcoholics 146.79 with a tone coded and Miss Paradise Short Step, 11:30 a.m. ; Alcoholics Public Library. Speaker Anonymous, 9 a.m., squelch of 173.8 Hz. Cruises. See Friday list- Mixed Impact Aerobics, Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., Kaye Cude, authority on next to library on Visiting Hams welcome. ing for more information. 6 p.m. Free to members. Captiva Survivors, next plants and their care. For Captiva Rd. (Look for Call 472-8443. Call 395-2639. to library on Captiva Rd. information contact Dr. library sign.) Alcoholics (look for library sign). Faye Granberry at 472- Anonymous, 8 p.m. Step Sanibel Hams. Meet Sanibel Sea Kayak. 6940. Island Seniors Water group, Sanibel the first Monday of every See Friday. Aerobics, 10 a.m., $1 per Congregational Church. month at 7:30 p.m. in Islands Trolley Tour. class. Sanibel Recreation City Council chambers at Pajama Story Hour TUESDAY See Friday. Complex pool. 472- city hall. Call 427-5130 at the Sanibel Public 5743. MONDAY or KQ4UW for more Library every Monday Canoe Adventures. information. at 7 p.m. Children , ages See Friday listing. Aerobics with child 2 to 5, are invited to wear care, 9-10 a.m., Sanibel Sanibel, B.C. A slide pajamas and bring a 10 Wildside Adventures Recreation Complex. presentation by Charles favorite stuffed toy. Kayak Tours and Nursery open until 10:30 9 LeBuff, each Monday at Children must be accom- Rentals. See Friday list- a.m. for additional work- 3 p.m. in the visitor cen- panied by an adult. ing. out. 472-0361. Donation ter of the J.N. "Ding" suggested: $2.00. Darling Wildlife Library Kids Club Natural Wildlife- Learn Bridge. 12:30 Society's building fund. meets at the Sanibel History Boat Tours, see p.m. Island Civic Center. Natural Wildlife- Learn about life wildlife Public Library Mondays Friday. History Boat Tours, see on Sanibel and Captiva at 6 p.m.. For children in Adventures in SUNDAY Friday. before the Causeway. grades 4 to 8. Horticultural Society Paradise Trolley Tour Subjects covered of the Islands. Meet the and Miss Paradise The Sanibel-Captiva include; Lighthouse and Yoga. At the Sanibel first Tuesday of every Cruises. See Friday list- Conservation refuge history, hurri- Fitness Center Mondays, month at the Sanibel ing for more information. 8 Foundation nature cen- canes, mosquitoes, 7:30-9 p.m. 395-1787. Public Library 10 a.m. to Call 472-8443. ter is open to the public wildlife populations, noon. Guests welcome, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., water supply, and much Friendship Bridge. no fees or reservations. Aerobics at the Monday through more. Get to know the At the Sanibel Call Dr. Faye Granberry Sanibel Fitness Center. Saturday, Admission real Sanibel and Captiva. Congregational United at 472-6940. Step aerobics with pro- $3/per person over 17 Questions are encour- Church of Christ, 2050 fessionally certified Natural Wildlife- years of age. Native plant aged. Periwinkle Way, Chess players want- instructors at 9 a.m. and History Boat Tours, see nursery is open 9 a.m. to Mondays from 1:30 to ed at Island Seniors. 6 p.m. Free to members. Friday. 5 p.m. and by appoint- The Sanibel Public 4:00 p.m. $2. Everyone Play chess on Tuesdays Call 395-2639. ment on Saturdays. The Library Summer welcome. Call Gertrude at 1 p.m. Non-chess Wildside Adventures SCCF offers guided trail Reading program is Ford at 395-1770 for players may play bridge Zonta International Kayak Tours and walks Monday through held each Monday begin- more information. or backgammon. If you meets the first and third Rentals. See Friday list- Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 ning June 23 and contin- would like to learn to Tuesday of every month ing. 395-2925. a.m. and 2 p.m. ues through July 28. 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STATE CERTIFIED GENERAL CONTRACTOR CG-C007963 8B Q JUNE 6, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Red Sox, Twins hold local try outs for-would-be big league ball players By Rod Clarke to work their way through the minor Special to the. Island Reporter leagues and get a shot at the "bigs." Ever wonder if you have what it • "Plus, you'd be surprised at some of takes to play ball in the major leagues? the guys who show up at these things," Oil up the glove and sharpen the he said. "We're afraid they might get spikes, you're about to get a chance to hurt." find out. The tryout is one of 26 the Red Sox Both of the area's big league teams are hosting around the country between — the Boston Red Sox and the now and Aug. 23, and is the only one Minnesota Twins — will be holding in Florida. All players must bring their tryouts this month in Fort Myers. The own gloves, shoes and uniform. In Sox is Tuesday, June 10, at City of addition, American Legion players Palms Park, and the Twins is Saturday, must bring- a letter of permission from June 14, at the Lee County Sports their legion coach. Complex. The Twins said anyone is invited to • There is one condition, at least for try out, as long as they are eligible to the Red Sox: You have to be between sign a professional contract. That the ages of 16 and 22 and if you're means they must have graduated from under 18, you have to have your par- high school, have not been drafted by a ents' permission. baseball team and do not fall under What exactly are the scouts looking /ren said there are several players Wicn said the Team will probably baseball's restrictions on college play- for at an open tryout? Besides another currently working their way up through hold an additional session for young ers. Mo Vaughn or Kirby Puckett, that is. the Red Sox organization that were dis- local players who will be in school the For information about the Twins try- "We1 re looking for the same things covered at an open tryout like this one, day of the Fort Myers tryout. out, call 813-768-4210. we look at when we scout a game," then signed on as free agents. Why set an age limit at the relatively Red Sox inquiries should be directed Red Sox scout Luke Wren said. And, he said, Tyrell Wade, a starting tender age of 22? to the team's Fort Myers office at 334- "Someone who has the five basic tools pitcher for the Atlanta Braves, got his "Most of the people who are 24 or 4799. that it takes to develop in professional start the same way, as did superstar 25 are pretty old to start out in profes- baseball — running, throwing, fielding, Bobby Bonilla and former Boston sional baseball," Wren said, adding that hitting and hitting with power." reliever Jeff Reardon. it often takes six, eight or even 10 years Littlest league 1997!

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•from page 5B and Fridays, at 9:30 a.m. Hour. At the Sanibel Kayak Tours and Natural Wildlife- Public Library, 770 Shots for Tots and Rentals. See Friday list- Hungry Heron History Boat Tours, see Common Concerns Dunlop Road, 472-2483. Overseas ing. Restaurant. Visiting Friday. Group for recently 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. For Immunizations. The Zonta members wel- divorced women in their children ages 2-5, third Thursday of every Sanibel Historical come. For details call, The Sanibel-Captiva 40s and 50s. A therapeu- accompanied by an adult. month at the Island Civic Village and Museum. Sheila Hoen, 472-0540. Conservation tic group for women fac- Center from 9 a.m. to 12 See Friday. 472-4648. Foundation nature cen- ing the need to build new CROW Tour. See p.m. Sponsored by the Island Seniors ter is open to the public lives in the wake of lone- Friday listing. Lee County Public Duplicate Bridge. At Bridge for Fun. At the 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., liness, guilt, anger and Health Unit, overseas the Sanibel Community Island Civic Center Monday through rejection. This group will Sanibel/Captiva immunizations are avail- Center Thursdays at 1 Tuesdays at I p.m. Saturday, Admission offer a positive program Lions Club. Meets first able for a nominal fee p.m. $3/per person over 17 for accepting you divorce and third Wednesdays of and children's shots are Sanibel Sea Kayak. years of age. Native plant as a solution, not as a each month. 6:30 dinner free to those under 18. Adventures in See Friday. nursery is open 9 a.m. to punishment; for laying meeting at Sanibel Paradise Trolley Tour 5 p.m. and by appoint- your past to rest; and for Community Center. The Sanibel-Captiva and Miss Paradise CROW Tour. See ment on Saturdays. The reaching out toward new Visiting Lions welcome. Conservation Cruises. See Friday list- Friday listing. SCCF offers guided trail healthier relationships. Call Bob Steele at 395- Foundation nature cen- ing for more information. walks Monday through Life does get better. On- 1952 for more informa- ter is open to the public Call 472-8443. Step aerobics at the Saturday at 10 a.m., 11going group. tion. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sanibel Recreation a.m. and 2 p.m. Wednesdays, 6 to 7.30 Monday through School Age Story Complex. 9 a.m. Free p.m., $20 per session. FISH sponsored Saturday, Admission Hour. At the Sanibel babysitting. $3 a class. Islands Trolley Tour. Call 395-2184 Support Group for the $3/per person over 17 Public Library Thursdays 395-2543. See Friday. Visually Impaired, years of age. Native plant from 3-3:45 p.m. Island Seniors line meets the first nursery is open 9 a.m. to FISH sponsored Canoe Adventures. dance. 2:30 p.m. at the Wednesday of every 5 p.m. and by appoint- Aerobics at the Caregivers Support See Friday listing. Island Civic Center. 472- month at 3 p.m. at the ment on Saturdays. The Sanibel Fitness Center. Group. Meets the fourth 5743. Island Civic Center. For SCCF offers guided trail Step aerobics with pro- Tuesday of every month Wildside Adventures further information call walks Monday through fessionally certified at 10:30 a.m. at the home Kayak Tours and Family Planning and 472-0047. Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 instructors at 9 a.m. and of Topper Schram, 1774 Rentals. See Friday list- Pregnancy Testing. At a.m. and 2 p.m. 6 p.m. Free to members. Bunting Lane. For more ing. the Island Civic Center Kiwanis Club of Call 395-2639. information, call 395- the second Wednesday of Sanibel-Captiva CONA-Committee of 0130 or 472-0404. Sanibel Historical each month from 9 a.m. Islands. Meets every Neighborhood Yoga. At 'Tween Village and Museum. to 3 p.m. Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. Associations meets the Waters Inn Thursdays, 9- AI-Anon. Sanibel See Friday. 472-4648. for breakfast at the fourth Thursday of each 10:30 a.m. Community Church. Adventures in Hungry Heron, 2330 month. Call Urban 8:35 a.m. Sanibel Hams break- Paradise Trolley Tour Palm Ridge Road. Palmer at 472-1316 or Step aerobics at the fast. The third and Miss Paradise Visiting Kiwanians are Faye Granberry at 472- Sanibel Recreation Alcoholics Wednesday of every Cruises. See Friday list- welcome. Call 472-1537. 6940 for more informa- Complex. 9 a.m. Free Anonymous, 8 p.m., month at 8 a.m. at Jerry's ing for more information. tion. babysitting. $3 a class. San/Cap Tuesday Night Supermarket. Call 427- Call 472-8443. Alcoholics 395-2543. Group, Sanibel 5130 or KQ4UW for Anonymous, open step FISH-sponsored Congregational United more information. Aerobics at the meeting. Sanibel Living Again Support Country/We stern Church of Christ. Sanibel Fitness Center. Community Church, next Group for Grief Dance. Thursdays, 2-4 The Sanibel Public Professionally certified to Jerry's, 8:30 a.m. Recovery. Thursdays, p.m. at the Island Civic Aerobics with child Library Summer instructors offer the fol- 10:30 a.m. at the Sanibel Center (old library build- care, 9-10 a.m., Sanibel Reading program for lowing classes for every- Community Church. For ing). 472-5743. Recreation Complex. preschoolers is held at one. Nice V Easy, 7:15 THURSDAY more information call Nursery open until 10:30 9:30 and 10:30 a.m.a.m.; Mixed Impact Diane Shepherd 395- CROW Tour. See a.m. for additional work- Wednesdays, June 25 and Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body 2440 or Friends in Friday listing. out. Donation suggested, continues through July Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; Service Here at 472- $2.00.472-0361. 30. Preschool students Short Step, 11:30 a.m.; 0404. Tai Chi Chuan class meet at 7 p.m.; Primary Mixed Impact Interval 12 at the Sanibel Fitness School (Grades K, 1, 2) Aerobics, 6 p.m. Free to Islands Trolley Tour. Center. With Val Parker. WEDNESDAY meet at 1 p.m.; and inter- members. Call 395-2639. See Friday. 12:30-1:30 p.m. $10 per mediate students (Grades class for non-members of 3, 4, 5) meet at 2 p.m. Sanibel Sea Kayak. Canoe Adventures. the fitness center. Call See Friday. Natural Wildlife- See Friday listing. 395-BODY for more Fitness with Carla History Boat Tours, see 11 Ferrel at the Sanibel Preschool Story Friday. Wildside Adventures •please see page 11R Community Center on Periwinkle Road, Mondays, Wednesdays, IrNUERNATiONAi fytediCAl CENTER

Traditional Medicine With Recognized Therapies By Chuck Andrews Ten Important Questions To Ask Your Agent Q. What question I should ask before I hire a real estate The Vial of Life agent or broker. How can I know if I am getting the right It's important... person?-E.W. A. How can you know you are getting a realty professional As you prepare for Hurricane Season, who will work diligently and effectively on your behalf? Here remember Lee County already has a system are ten key questions to ask to help separate the wheat from the Father of in place to identify your own special needs in chaff. an emergency - THE VIAL OF LIFE! (1) Do you have a state license as a broker, agent, or tales the Bride associate? (2) Are you a member of the National Association Please stop by the Center and pick-up your of Realtors*? (4) How long have you been actively practicing June 5 - July 5 FREE Vial of Life today - it could be one of as a real estate professional9 (5) How long have you been If you're married, have been or plan to the most important things you do. experienced in the local market? (6) How many properties be...you must come and meet the befuddled, have you listed and sold in the past six months? (7) Can you baffled and almost bankrupt Walk-In Clinic provide three or four past client references? For Sellers: (8) Father of the BrideT What sales, marketing, and advertising strategies will you acti- Eli Zonana, M.D., On Duty vate to sell my house? For Buyers: (9) What plan of action will Starring Sanibel Island's Liz Abbott you take to find me the right house? (10) Do you hold any 9 VATIONS advanced credentials or professional designations 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Rd.* t My xthe corner of Library Way Mondays 1 p.m. June 23, 30, July 7,14, 21, 28 years. Entries for the rally are $25 per vehicle no mat- and Palm Ridge Road. Intermediate school age (grades 3, 4 and 5) — ter how many are riding in it. Call the Chamber, 472- Mondays 2 p.m. June 23, 30, July 7,14, 21, and 28. 1080 for more information. Bailey-Matthews Museum For students 10 years or older who have some Small business seminar Fire works basic knowledge of shells and sea life, The Bailey- Beth Hagan will share her experience and exper- The City of Sanibel will display fireworks by the Matthews Shell Museum invites them to spend three tise in the field of marketing Thursday, June 12 at the bay on Saturday, July 5. Some of the best viewing hours per week as a Junior Docent. Sanibel Public Library from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost will be on the causeway and the public boat ramp and Junior Docents assist adult docents in answering is $10 for Chamber of Commerce members and $15 parking lot just off Causeway Road. LIVE MUSIC LIVE MUSIC See sea turtles DRAGON'S BEN A trip to Hutchinson Island to learn more about sea turtles on the east coast of Florida is planned to coin- WED. NITE JAM •please see page 11B ReCreation of 19th century General Store 2 for 1 (house brands) JOE McCORMICK NOTICE JOEY DIEO The Board of Commissioners of the BONNIE LANCASTER Captiva Fire Control District will hold its SANIBEL EXCLUSIVES: regular meeting at 5:00 P.M. on the • Exclusive Daddy's bmg Legs Dolls • Exclusive Sanibel & Capliva Afghans SECOND MONDAY, JUNE 9TH. The • David Winter Cottages • Large Assortment tif Candles, Afghan Candle DARLA FOSTER ' Byers Choke Collectable! Rings and Holders, Potpourri, meeting will take place at the Captiva • Liuit High Dolls • Jewelry, Wall Hangings, Shell Lumps, Su Muih i 7 T011 • LilipM bine Collages More! CIGAR BAR • Thurs. Nite 7p.m. Fire Station located at 14981 Captiva «Exclusive University uf Florida Afghans 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY 395-0888 I Located In The Golden Dragon ..m Drive S.W. Captiva, FL 33924. The MON.-FRI. 9-8, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 10-5 WE SHIP UPS i ] WINN-DIXIE SHOPPING CENTER (Cor, Summerlin t San Carlos Blvd.) 466-99/ public is invited. LIVE MUSIC LIVE MUSIC ISLAND REPORTER • JUNE:Q, 1997 Q COMMUNITY NEWS -from page 10B cide with the full moon of July. The trip provided turtle nesting activity. The east coat of Florida is far of US SAILING, the governing body of sailing in the through the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation more active with some areas yielding up to 1,000 United States, head of its Training Committee and Foundation includes bus transportation to the nests per mile during the course of a season!" founder of the 34 year old Offshore Sailing School, Marriott on Hutchinson Island. After dinner, people headquartered in Fort Myers, with one of its largest will to Hobe Sound Nature Center for information Island couple Who's Who branches on Captiva. from Pete and Debbie Quincy about nesting in the Steve and Doris Colgate, known around Sanibel area. Then everyone will go to the beach to wait for and Captiva for their sailing school at South Seas Astrology at the Beach the chance to watch a turtle nest and maybe even a Plantation and retail stores on Captiva, are profiled in chance to see hatchlings emerge from a nest. Local television talk show host, Georgia Shakti- the 12998 edition of Who's Who of America, Hill will offer a summer series of classes on astrology After returning to the hotel around midnight, peo- Doris who has been biographed in Who's Who of at Cafe du Monde on Fort Myers Beach on Monday ple can explore the beach on their own. After break- American Women since 1987, was recognized for the evenings from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Astrology 101 — fast the next morning, the group will go to the Harbor first time in the 1997 definitive Who's Who of A Class for Beginners. The first class is June 9. Branch Oceanographic Institution in Fort Pierce. America. She is also listed in Who's Who of the South Class size is limited. The cost is $10 per class. Anyone who would like further information should and Southwest, Who's Who of Finance, and Who's Reservations are recommended. Shakti-Hill will cre- call SCCF and request a trip description and price Who of the World. In 1994 she received the Betty ate a birth chart for individuals who call with their schedule. The phone number is 472-2329. Cook Memorial Lifetime Achievement Award from date, time and place of birth. Call 46308088 between Kristie Anders said, "Chances of encountering International Women in Business and Boating 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to reserve a spot. mamma sea turtles on our own beaches are slim. Magazine. Some watch for years before meeting with success. Steve, a long time biographee in Who's Who of the Although late July is when nesting season is waning, South and Southwest, is on the Executive committee •please see page 12B we still expect to be able to observe the loggerhead Community calendar

•from page 9B a.m. and 2 p.m. lowing classes for every- St. Michael and All information. Natural Wildlife- one. Nice V Easy, 7:15 CROW Tour. See last Angels Episcopal History Boat Tours, see Islands Trolley Tour. a.m.; Mixed Impact Friday listing. Church. The Sanibei-Captiva last Friday. See Friday. Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body Conservation Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; AI-Anon, noon, Adult Children Of Foundation nature cen- Wildside Adventures Canoe Adventures. Short Step, 11:30 a.m. Sanibel Community Alcoholics (ACOA), 8 ter is open to the public Kayak Tours and See last Friday listing. Free to members. Call Church. p.m., Sanibel 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Rentals. See last Friday 395-2639. Community Church, Monday through listing. Sanibel Historical Alcoholics Saturday, Admission Village and Museum. Sanibel Sea Kayak. Anonymous, 8 p.m., $3/per person over 17 Fitness with Carla See last Friday listing. See last Friday. open speaker meeting, years of age. Native plant Ferrel at the Sanibel 472-4648. nursery is open 9 a.m. to Community Center on 5 p.m. and by appoint- Periwinkle Road, Adventures in Calendar Items ment on Saturdays. The Mondays, Wednesdays, Paradise Trolley Tour To get your association listed in the Community Calendar, please submit SCCF offers guided trail and Fridays, at 9:30 a.m. and Miss Paradise information with days of operations clearly noted to the Island Reporter, walks Monday through Cruises. See Friday list- Community Calendar, P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, Fla. 33957. Or fax to (941) Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 The Sanibel-Captiva ing for more information. 472-8398. a.m. and 2 p.m. Conservation Call 472-8443. Foundation nature cen- 12 Steps For ter is open to the public Sanibel/Captiva Everyone, 11 a.m., 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Rotary Club Breakfast Sanibel Community Monday through Meeting, 7:30 a.m. every Church. 472-2684. Saturday, Admission Friday at the Hungry UPPER DECK NOW OPEN! $3/per person over 17 Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge OVERLOOKS BAY Alcoholics years of age. Native plant Road. Visiting members Anonymous, Noon, nursery is open 9 a.m. to welcome. 395-0512. LIVE HAPPYHQUR Men's Big Book Group, 5 p.m. and by appoint- ENTERTAINMENT Sanibel Congregational ment on Saturdays. The Aerobics at the >;;•;;• 3-6PM. United Church of Christ, SCCF offers guided trail Sanibel Fitness Center. DRINKSPECIAUS! walks Monday through across from Periwinkle Professionally certified on the Shopping Plaza. Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 instructors offer the fol- UPPER DECK Alcoholics Wednesday We must be crazy to offer over Anonymous, closed dis- Thru Sunday cussion meeting, St. 30 combinations of pasta & sauce Michael and All Angels dinners including soup or salad and Great Prices Episcopal Church, 8 p.m. fresh baked bread with roasted for 454-0330. garlic & oil Waterfront for only Accommodations! Motel Reservations 463-9258 Alcoholics (Boat Docks Available) Anonymous, 11th Step $9.95 Workshop Group. 6:30 Of course we also offer p.m. at the Sanibel Chicken Puttenesca Congregational Church. Veal Saltimbocca Shrimp Alia Venezia Calamari Marinara along with other favorites as well as The Island's Only Wood Fired Pizzas! •••1/2 x- , News-Press />

RENT SUPER HAPPY HOUR! Monday Thru Saturday 3-6 p.m. BOATS DRINK SPECIALS! Fishing and Shelling OFF ANY Closest to Outer Islands DINNER ENTREE! dinner from 6:00 pm 7 days a week Seating before 6 pm. Thru June 10, 1997 472-5800 One coupon per person, per visit, please! Jensen's Marina 472-1998 1200 Periwinkle Way • Mill IBM •• «• •• •!• Ml II Mil •• Ml IIMMHI IIHI II Captiva Island 12B • JUNE 6, 1997 Q ISLAND REPORTER Sports How to get maximum energy from the food we eat They have maintained that eating late and eating include neem leaves in there diet are healthier and are heavy foods after sunset tend to slow down diges- more immune to disease and blood cancer than those Nature's trail tion, produce more fat and stomach problems. In who don't. For example, when using a furnace or fire By Peter Kirkendall ayurved ( the Indian medical system) a detailed place care is taken as to what type and how much description of the after effects of all the different wood or coal you should use. We also give it enough Peter types of cereals, vegetables, spices, fruits milk, curd, air to burn properly, this enables the fire to give maxi- Kirkendall is a buttermilk, herbs, minerals, etc. is given. This shows mum heat while reducing the amount of ashes to a licensed sports minimum. We should not forget that there is a similar massage therapist, a deep study and research over hundreds of years. specializing in Ayurved describes minutely what food to eat, how to fireplace in our stomach, we must think of the after rehabilitation. He eat, when to eat, and also shows the effective uses of effects of the food and drink we put in our body's.The can be reached at kitchen spices in curing certain diseases. difference in the proportion of three basic elements of 489-6122 (voice The purpose of eating and drinking should be to water, fire, wood in our body, depends upon the food mail). House calls produce enough blood, and sufficient heat and ener- we eat. In keeping balance we all can enjoy maxi- only. gy in the body and satisfy the taste. There are six mum energy from the food we eat. Nature's trail types of taste—sweet, salty, sour, hot, astringent, bit- appears monthly ter. It has been observed more and more that we are in the Island Some kitchen spices to keep in Reporter. avoiding the last two types of these tastes with the result that it upsets the digestive system and balance stock: in our blood, thereby leading to a number of dis- Cayenne Pepper—It releases endorphins and insti- Recent experiments by nutrition experts in the U.S. eases, including cancer. These tastes nullify the gates the stomach to release enzymes to heal the have confirmed the finding of Indian philosophy that effects of sweets and purify the blood. These two stomach lining, it is also good for abrasions. the best time to eat is one hour after we get up in the tastes increase the power of digestion—the fire—and Garlic—Holds ten times the antibiotic as penicillin morning till sunset. This when the internal tempera- are like a starter in a car and therefore should be and the body does not build an immunity to it. ture increases and the food is digested more easily included in our diet. Tumeric—On cuts bleeding or burns is it an anti- and so more energy is obtained. It has been observed that those people in India who septic and will stop the bleeding cut or heal the burn. Tennis tourney registration under way COMMUNITY NEWS •from page 11B Sundial Beach Resort is accepting sign-ups for the Sundial Open Tennis Sanibel storytelling envelope to: Tournament to be held June 21-23. The annual tournament is open to men and S.E.M.P. women, singles and doubles in the open, 35 and 45 divisions. Prize money will Maggie and Steve Mulhns, the hosts 800 Dunlop Road be awarded to the finalists. Participants will also receive commemorative T- at the "First Friday: Stories for Grown- Sanibel, FL 33957 shirts and complimentary beverages during the tournament. Ups." will be their own tellers at the 2 If you have any questions, please Entry fees of $25 per person for singles and $15 per person for doubles are p.m. June 6 Sanibel Library story- contact the Sanibel Emergency being accepted through June 18. All entrants must be current USTA members. telling. Management Office at 472-3 111. To reserve a spot on the courts, interested players can call 395-6016. Maggie, a retired Mental Health Counselor, will tell, "How I Know Roosevelt Could Walk" and some other Sewing days wonderful tales. Steve, a former physi- The Southwest Florida Chapter of cian and full-time activist and fisher- the American Sewing Guild will hold man, will tell stories that "are almost its monthly meeting June 28 at 12:30 completely true," including "What vp.m. at the Lee County Extension Women Really Want." Department building on Palm Beach 1 1509 Andy Rosse Lane For more information call Pat Allen Blvd. in Fort Myers. All interested :'•: PO Box 1090 • Captiva, FL 33924 at 472-2483. sewers are welcome. This meeting will 941-472-6669 •1^800-741-4752 feature Ginny Janke who will discuss [email protected] fabric weaving and buttonhole applica- SCCF day camps tion. For further information call the CAPTIVA ISLAND The Environmental Education staff Lee County Extension office at 338- at Sanibel Captiva Conservation 3232 or the Club Administrator, ROOSEVELT CHANNEL ESTATE PROPERTY Foundation is looking forward to shar- Barbara Hayes, at 768-9590. 125' on navigable water, 1.39 acre plus contemporary ground level home with 3 bed- ing their enthusiasm and knowledge of room suites. Large living/dining area, sunroom, open gourmet kitchen and two large local nature and outdoor pursuits with sundecks. Extras include freestanding double garage, heated pool, hot tub in screened children this July. The Foundation will Noah's Ark gazebo, dock and Gulf beach easement. Zoning permits construction of a guest house offer two five day sessions—July 7-11 Summer visitor and other Noah's and caretakers' house on the property Beautifully furnished, $999,950. and July 14-18. Mondays of each week Ark devotees will be glad to know that will be full-day sessions and the the Ark reopens for business June 10. NAVIGABLE WATER ESTATE remaining days will run until 12:45. 1.84 acres with 155' on navigable water, split level home with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Patrons please note that Sanibel's very large living/dining area, eat-in kitchen, screened pool & double garage. Extras Camp will be based at McCarthy's favorite thrift shop is only open include; caretakers' cottage, boat slip & interest in 40' easement to Gulf beach. Marina on Captiva where shady bay- Tuesdays and Fridays during the sum- $750,000. side grounds and a classic summer- mer months. Hours are the same as dur- vacation cottage will allow campers to ing the winter season—9:30 to 12:30 CAPTIVA BAYFRONT CONDOMINIUM enjoy nature study, crafts and gain p.m. Second floor, corner unit with large master suite, guest bedroom and second full bath, skills in outdoor activities. The Ark is behind St. Michael and mexican tile thru out including large screened porch with berber carpet in bedrooms. Transportation is provided. Cost for the All Angel's Church. It sells clothing, Very private, quiet and bright location with great bay views. All amenities, gulf beach, camp is $110 per camper and each furniture, household items, books and pool, tennis, dock and elevator. $360,000. Call Helen. camper may attend one session only. magazines all at bargain prices. For further information or to register a Donations to the Ark can be left on BAYFRONT PENTHOUSE CONDOMINIUM camper, please call SCCF at 472-2329. the porch of the Ark at any time. Large Large top floor corner unit with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths and fireplace in living/dining items may be picked up at your request. area. Very large entertainment area with hot tub room plus screened lanai. Large stor- age area, elevator and all amenities: beach, dock, pool and tennis. $669,500. Hurricane cards Furnished. As hurricarte season rapidly New annual refuge approaches, it is time to begin prepara- SANIBEL ISLAND tion. The City of Sanibel is now accept- entrance pass UNIQUE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ing requests for Hurricane ID. Cards. The J.N. "Ding" Darling National r-_ Describes this two-story elevated beachfront home, one of the earliest concrete resi- If you do not have one of the follow- Wildlife Refuge is selling a new dences built on Sanibel and an example of the "De-Constructionist" School of ing items, you should apply for a Entrance Fee Pass as part of a Federal Architecture, provides the utmost in Island lifestyle living in one of Sanibel's presti- Hurricane I.D. Card: Pilot Program designed to assist with gious gated communities. First level includes a large master suite with screened porch, 1. An "A" Beach Parking Decal funding public use programs in refuges. separate guest wing with 2 bedrooms, bath, storage and utility room. Top level fea- receipt along with a photo I.D. This pass is valid only at "Ding" tures great room, with sunken kitchen, open on three sides for unobstructed views of 2. A Florida driver's license show- Darling and expires one year from the the Guif of Mexico and sunsets. There is also a screened porch, bath, very large open ing your Sanibel address (or a P,0 month of issue. The cost is $12 and can sundeck and storage area on this level. Amenities include pool and tennis courts. Box), Offered furnished for $995,000 be purchased at the Visitor Center. 3. Or a Sanibel Property tax Bill For additional information call 472- NATURE LtWKR'S PARADISE HOMESITE receipt along with a photo I.D. 1100. On quiet and secluded private "Porpoise Point" in Blind Pass area of Sanibel. 135' on All property owners who do not navigable water with mature lush vegetation. Boat ramp. FL Lie. RE Broker has inter- have one of the above, please send your est in property. Owner financing available. $350,000, request and a self-addressed, stamped JUNE 6, 1997

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By Gwenda Hiett-Clernents and decided to try out for an Off-Beach production." Staff Writer His first role with the Off-Beach Players was as man with a full head of wavy white hair John Cheever, the "dirty old man," in "Any and a tiny gold earring sits alone contem- Wednesday" which played at the Cultural Center in Aplating a chess move. He consults his Cape Coral and at special dinner theater presenta- Bobby Fischer chess book for guidance. There is no tions. His first work at The Old Schoolhouse Theater partner, just an empty stage. came backstage at the "Mystery of Irma Yep;" he also John Thomas, director of the next presentation by worked lights and sound for "Talking With." "The the Off-Beach Players, at the Old Schoolhouse Second Time Around" will be Thomas' directorial Theater, is setting up for a scene in the "The Second debut with the Off-Beach Players. Time Around." Of his directing approach, he said, "My style is Explaining the moves he is making, he said, "I laid back. The situation and the acting should look have to make sure the board is set up correctly natural, but accentuated! Get it right, then raise it up a because you can bet there will be somebody in the level, just up a level!" audience who plays chess! Now, that'll work—unless He explained that as a director he likes to get his there's a chess master out there!" actors early so they can get their line memorization The. three-act comedy by Henry Denker, which out of the way before rehearsals begin. "And if some- opens today, will run one month. Thomas describes one drops a line, I just keep reminding them to relax, the play as a comedy of love and life with a "final go on and just remember their cue line — someone twist, surprise ending." The action revolves around an else is counting on that one." older widow and widower. They decide to move in In the production Carl Knoll and Betty Madonna together, but not get married. To do so would mean play the widower and widow, Samuel Jonas and loss of financial benefits. The humor centers around Laura Curtis. Robert Black as Mike Curtis and June Stage Manager Cameron Anholt gets the set their children's reaction to their "living in sin." Koc as Cynthia Morse play their concerned children. ready for the Off beach Players rehearsal at Thomas said, "These situations are going on all Their mates Janine Boardman as Eleanor Curtis and the Old Schoolhouse Theater. over. The children are saying, 'Get married, please!' Mark Sauer as Arthur Morse also get into the action. and the parents are looking at the practical money And one grandson, Tom Marsh as Bruce Morse con- Some like the feting; some like to work backstage issues." tributes to the humor in the situation. Cameron with sets and lighting. In fact, my travel agent asked A retired General Motors executive, Thomas Anholt is the stage manager for the production. me about the Players arid is working back stage this began his career in community theater in 1979 in "Rehearsals for this play are short. We only have show!" he explained. "People who get involved in Westland, Mich., a suburb of Detroit. His children four weeks. Betty and June were in 'Talking With,' community theater are hundreds of varieties of per- had been in high school productions, and he had and Robert just finished 'Four Poster' with a group. sonalities and most are gypsies by nature. They will directed one of their plays. His first role came from But since the initial blocking I have seen steady go from group to group around the community. But responding to an ad in the newspaper. He was in growth. These are good people for the parts, a nice the one thing they all have in common is — they like Woody Allen's one-act, two-person play "Death blend. Carl and Betty and June and Robert work well plays!" he explained. , Knocks." He explained in the play Death, a female, off each other." "The Second Time Around" opens at The Old challenges his character to a game of Gin. If he loses, "This (Off-Beach Players) is true community the- Schoolhouse Theater tonight, June 6 at 8 p.m. that's it! As he said, "I won; Death was just not a very ater. This is an excellent workshop area here; actors Performances scheduled for 8 p.m. throughout the good Gin player!" are so close to the audience; you can use the audience month are June 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, From that time on he was involved in several dif- here. Community theater is an educational process." and 28. There will be a special Twilight Performance ferent community theater groups and dinner theaters He continued,. "This is an excellent learning work- at 5 p.m. for Father's Day, June 15. in the area. In addition to his acting, he produced shop. You can have a good time, but you must realize Tickets are available at Needful Things in Tahititan plays and was director for productions by the you have an audience to entertain. Just have fun in Gardens or at Bailey's Store at Tarpon Bay and Dearborn Players. the process." 7" Periwinkle, or call the Ticket Hotline at 472-9357. When Thomas moved to Fort Myers in 1994 he Thomas advised anyone who is interested becom- Ticket prices are $13 for adults; $12, seniors; and went to different theaters in the area. "I came to see a ing involved in community theater to go to an audi- $5, students L8 and under. play out here and thought, 'Well, I have time now' tion and just watch. "Talk to the people involved.

The many moods of John Thomas, director of "The Second Time Around" are captured as he works with the actors. Thomas makes his Beach Players directorial debut tonight at the Old Schoolhouse Theater. Art briefs

Children's Broadway San-Cap Art League Broadway Palm Dinner Theater presents its eighth children's Production "Young Tom Edison" in cele- Members of the Sanibel-Captiva bration of Thomas Edison's 150th birthday. The fun Art League currently have work on and inspiring show for kids of all ages will be offered exhibit at the Sanibel Library and at eight matinee performances in June and two in Barrier Island Group for the Arts. July. Both buildings are on Dunlop Road The musical is great for the entire family and chil- next to City Hall. For information dren can learn about one of Fort Myers' most famous call BIG Arts at 395-0900 or Sanibel residents. Lunch and show tickets are $12. Lunch Library 472-2483. begins at noon and the show starts at 1 p.m. Some of the paintings in these Performances are June 13, 14, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, and two non-juried summer exhibitions 29, and July 3 and 4. For reservations and informa- are of local scenes rendered in vari- tion call (941) 278-4422. ous media during the weekly paint- outs, portrait classes, or workshops. The Art League began over 30 years Memoirs competition ago with a small group of artists Penelope Niven is the Final Judge for the First who were dedicated to the enrich- Annual Memoir Contest sponsored by The Writers' ment of cultural experiences and Workshop of Asheville, N.C. She is the acclaimed creative growth in visual arts. biographer of Carl Sandburg, Edward Steichen and Membership is not required to par- Bea Pappas with her watercolor "Naples Depot others. The deadline for entering the contest is June ticipate in most of the events AAACA Meet" now on exhibit at the Sanibel Library. 30. The first prize winner receives $350; second place throughout the year. Academic back- is $200; third place is $100; and five honorable men- ground and professional experience tions. All winners are eligible for publication in "The in commercial and fine art varies among the members. Many of the members have become involved in art Asheville Literary Review." The limit is 20 typed, after retirement or are visitors to the area. For more information call Dick Smith, 472-6531, or write to double spaced pages. Writers may send as many as Sanibel-Captiva Art League, P.O. Box 1192, Sanibel, Fla. 33957. five entries and should enclose $18 per entry plus a SASE for return of their work and a list of winners. Mail to Memoirs Contest, 387 Beaucatcher Road, ents, friends and the general public. Asheville, NC 28805. Session one begins June 16. Session two begins Summer theater arts camp July 7. Session three begins July 2}, Session four Your child may be the next Robert DeNiro or begins August 4. Camp fee for the two week session Rainbow of sounds Meryl Streep! Help them explore theater arts with the is $160 and is open to all boys and girls ages 7 The Southwest Florida Gay and Lesbian Chorus recreation staff at the Cultural Park Theater. through 14 and starts at 9 a.m. and runs through 4 are holding their fifth annual Gay Pride Concert Children will receive instruction in theater games, p.m. each day. "Evening Rainbows" at the Arcade Theater in Fort improvisation, singing, acting, dance, stage craft, set To reserve a place for your child call 574-0465 Myers. Tickets for the June 21 performance are $12 design and construction. At the end of each two week now. in advance, $15 at the door. For information call 458- camp, the children will display their talents in a spe- 1382. cial performance given on the theater's stage for par- •please see page 3C island

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I felt like throughout its brief history. Some of explore. warrants only four pages. they really the cons have been used everywhere, Florida, Off Only Ding Darling but Knight explains why Florida is the Beaten specifically men- such a wonderful hunting ground for Track by tioned, although the con artists everywhere. He uses his Diana and shelling is Ii knew Granddaddys' Rules of personal and Bill recommended what business conduct to explain why we are Gleasner, too exciting hey all susceptible to the con man and does published Florida (mil were it in a charming, folksy way. It's a by Globe Coast Pequot, The talking good, quick read. Sanibel about and Stories is a more thoughtful collec- Florida C a p t i v a Gulf Coast, would trust tion of fiction and nonfiction stories three full 'their judg- collected to give the reader a sense of Nola Theiss John Muir pages and Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniiiiro^i^ Publications ment on other the history and the layers of Florida the locations. Their culture. It includes stories written from and City Smart Guidebook Tampa, St. sound recommendations 1861 to the present, including some by Petersburg, John Muir Publications are as i a/for lodging and famous authors and Floridians such as the three guides I've checked out they KStaurants seemed a Harriet Beecher Stowe and Marjory recently. Since I'm most familiar with haye little skimpy and I Stoneman Douglas. The plots involve Sanibel-Captiva, I looked at their rec- been writ wondered why they everything from conservation of the ommendations and information to see ten by picked the ones they Everglades and its wildlife to an alliga- which had the best feel for the area, who has ai iuall\ been listed and omitted others, tor eating a man's dog and his attempt assuming then that the rest of the infor- here. Ding Dating is of idine restaurants made to save it. Many aspects and time peri- mation would be as good. Since the course given mention along with both guides and the same ods of Florida history are represented City Smart Book doesn't cover Sanibel, the Shell Museum, the historical vil- ^ good ones were left out. I including Jim Crow laws. One of the I looked at the Clearwater area which I lage, CROW, the library, the theaters, 'wonder why? best parts of the book are the biogra- have visited. I realize this may be com- the Lighthouse. What I especially liked City Smart was a little harder for me phies of the authors, McCarthy says in paring apples and oranges or maybe I was the characterization of the resi- to evaluate since I haven't spent much his introduction that he once made a list time in Tampa, but I like the way it was of 2,000 Florida authors who have been ARTS BRIEFS -from page 2C written. There were lots of sidebars full published since 1950 so he had many of trivia, tips, top 10 sights, and history. writers and stories to chose from. This This is the kind of book that gives you is a great selection and it certainly Cultural Park Theater Universal tour information you can use to impress whetted my appetite for more from your traveling companions. The maps some of these authors. . Join the Cultural Park Theater June 21 when it invades Universal Studios. A look clear and complete and the $63 charge includes transportation and entrance fees into the film and television descriptions of the hotels, at least the Whether your traveling through studio. one I have stayed in, seemed complete Florida or sitting on the beach reading For more information call Olga at 574-0465. and adequate enough to make a deci- about Florida this summer or maybe Cultural Park Theater is located at 528 Cultural Park Boulevard in Cape Coral. sion. becoming one of those Florida writers yourself, this State certainly has Going along with my Florida-theme, enough to do for any of us and these Screen writing workshop I read two books which deal with two geographical and literary guides can be This introductory course will explore the art and business of screen writing, aspects of Florida history. 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'POINTS, SCHMOINTS' — A NEW BOOK the heart distribution became clear. Dummy's club Both sides vulnerable. holding looked formidable, so West grabbed the ace of South dealer. diamonds. Now what? "With no other tricks in sight, West One of the game's leading NORTH shifted his focus to the trump suit. He players, teachers, writers and theo- • J109 knew that declarer had seven spades for » 764 rists, Marty Bergen, has written a new • KQ his pre-empt and saw five between his book aimed primarily at "social" •AKQJ6 hand and dummy's. Therefore East was WEST EAST players who never or rarely play Q * 8 marked with exactly one spade. West " • duplicate. TAKQJ83 r92 also realized that South needed the ace • AJ10 • 9876432 The 200-page book, "Points, 4 94 * 532 and king for his vulnerable pre-empt. Schmoints," provides equal measures SOUTH However, if East had been dealt the • AK76532 of instruction and entertainment, the T10S spade eight, the defense could present a latter accomplished largely through revival of 'Eight is Enough.' 4 10 8 7 the use of humorous anecdotes and a The bidding: "West carefully led the three of hearts, light writing style. The author begins South West North East making it obvious for East to trump. 3 4 4 V 4 4 Pass by correcting common misconcep- Opening lead — ace of hearts. East's lovely eight forced declarer to tions on such subjects as hand evalua- overruff with the king, and West's Q-4 tion, the "not-so-short club," and opening notrump was not good for the setting trick. bids ("even with a five-card major"), and continues "When you create a trump trick out of thin air, through various other key aspects of bidding and play, you have delivered an 'uppercut.' Do not concern concluding with more than 40 pages on defense. yourself with remembering the word. Everyone is Today's deal provides a sampling: more impressed with a player who can execute this "West was not hopeful after seeing the strong classy play than one who can identify it by name." "Coffee? No thanks... keeps dummy. When he cashed his heart king at trick two, me awake."

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CANALFRONT Interval Ownership SANIBEL DREAM HOME 2 Car Garage Sanibel 6/6/97 — (IH- 37969-1 This clean ground level on this roomy Private Heated Pool Unique Island Condo: 2 bedroom / 2 bath duplex Tortuga Beach Club. Beach (.52 acre) lot Great Canal Views Only $135,000. offers you front. Several weeks. By on prestigious Completely Upgraded Call it 2 bedroom or Homes for Sale canal frontage / dock, owner. 941-395-2307 or 913- WEST GULF DRIVE Only $249,900 1 bedroom plus loft washer / dryer, yard care, 491-1803. and enjoy with bonus room. and is 6/6/97 —nmtt— 37748-6 *Gulf beach access New Townhouse Villa a short walk to beach. Oust across the street) Weekly rentals. TORTUGA BEACH CLUB 2,087 A/C sq. ft. Pool. New A/C. GOVT FORECLOSED HOMES Now available. Convenient $197,900 Refurbished 1997. FROM pennies on $1. $1,100/month. Two bedrooms, two baths. mid-island location Call Betsy (941)47.' 4675. Delinquent Tax, Repo's, REO's. Sleeps six. *C!ty sewer & water New Riverfront Condos Sanibel Shores Your Area. Toll Free (1) 800- Call 472-6747 for more info, FIRST TWO WEEKS ONLY $159,900 218-9000 Ext. H-7413 for From $182,900 to $394,900 Resort Rentals & Ret ty, on these fine properties. OF JUNE. Contact: • • • current listings. WILL SHOW: ADA SHISSLER, G.R.I. OPEN HOUSE 6/20/97 —nmftt— 35322-2 New Waterfront Lots JUNE 8TH & 9TH GULF BEACH MAY 31 THRU JUNE 12. VIP Realty Group, Inc. From $79,000 to $550,000 NOON TO 4PM PROPERTIES INC. Motivated sellerl 941-472-5187 941-472-0943 1220JUNONIA CUSTOM STILT HOME Lie. Real Estate Broker. 800-553-7338 ext. 54 6/13/97 —»«««— 30391-2 6/6/97 —###»_ 37910-2 6/20/97 —»*##_ 28873-2 Harbour Isle Yacht & 6/6/97 —tHIHt— 37948-2 Direct Gulf Access. Racquet-Club Deep Water Canal. includes: • Lots of Tile • Oak Cabinets • Private Island & Marina • Heated Screened Pool • Clay Tennis Courts • Pool Duplexes for Rent • Dock • Boathouse • Lift Sell That Stuff With A Classified Ad! • Spa • Gated Community • New High Efficiency A/C • Low Maintenance Yard Please Check Off Your Preferred Classification Duplex - Townhouse - Near • Antiques • Tools & Machinery Was $199,900. • Mobile/Manufactured (or Rent P Auctions Call David LaBonge Beaches. 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 • Baby Items D Cemetery Lots D Real Estate Distant REDUCED TO $194,900. d Business Opportunities Sales Executive bath. Screened porch, ceiling • Clothing D Commercial Property tor Sale • Rental Sharing P Child Care Harbour Isle Realty, Inc. fans, laundry room. 1,100 sq. 463-7074 • Computers P Commercial Property tor Rent • vacatran Rentals 7/4/97 —»»*!— 36424-6 for complete details: ft. Annual - $550/ month. D Electronics & Cameras P Condos/Apartments for Rait • Annual Rentals • Garage Sales 489-4448 office $500. deposit. Call 466-8798. • Garden Equipment D Condos for Sale D Want to Buy/Rant Real Estate D Help Wanted 6/20/97 —««««— 37971-8 O Duplexes for Sale 482-0218 home ESTATE SALE D Household • Automotive P Legals • Jewelry • Duplexes for Rent D Auto & Boat Supplies 4629 BRAINARD BAYOU P Lost & Found (off Wild Lime) D Medral D General Real Estate D Boats & Motors P Personals Ground level CBS D Miscellaneous D Homes for Sale D Marine Accessones Gen. Real Estate D Musical P Home for Rent D Motorcycles & Bicycles Sanibel home P Personal Services • Office & Restaurant Equipment P Interval Ownership • Recreational Vehicles D Positions Wanted Harbour Isle near Beach and Refuge. • Pels & Livestock P Investment Property Q Trucks & Vans P Services Three bedrooms, two baths. • Spoils Equipment D Lots & Acreage P Utility Trailers On sewer. • Swap& Trade D Mobile/Manufactured tor Sale D Announcements • Want to Buy-Miscellaneous 8/27/97 _####_ Offers considered between $185,000 - $200,000 DEADLINE: Tuesday, 3:00 P.M. 472-1587 941-472-5224 SOUTH SEAS 6/13/97 —»«»*— 37487-2 PLANTATION Captiva Current FT. MYERS BAYSIDE VILLA One bedroom Island Reporter BEACH OBSERVER "A" rated unit. Exquisite view. Great income. No refunds for unused weeks. We assume responsibility for the first incorrect insertion only, and only if notified of that Asking $269,900 furnished. error by Friday noon after the ad appeared. We reserve the right to reject, revise and property classify all ads. If a tele- REALTY phone number Is to be part of the ad, it must be Included in the context of the ad. All ads are prepaid and a check or Call 1-800-300-1245 money order must accompany all malled-in ads. Punctuation is free, so use it liberally to make your ad read clearly. ext. 224 BY OWNER. Private Party Real Estate/Business . 8/27/97 —HHH^ 36768-2 One Week Addt'l Week One Week Addt'l Week DONT NEED A LOT OF ROOM NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND FT. MYERS BEACH $5.25 $4.75 $6.50 $5.50 BUT YOU WANT SANIBELACAPTIVA $5.75 $5.25 $6.75 $6.00 A LOT OF VIEW??? SALES AND RENTALS WHISKEY CREEK THIS MARINER POINTE ALL 4 PAPERS $8.00 $8.00 $9.25 $9.25 "CROW'S NEST' Fabulous IS THE PUCE FOR YOU II! 1.. 2.. BAYFRONT DUPLEX 4 bedroom custom built home Panoramic causeway, bay and DOCK, GAZEBO, in 5.. 6.. marina entrance views. great subdivision. CLUB MEMBERSHIP Large family room 9-. .10.. 11.. .12.. Totally upgraded, $685,000 designer decorated. with fireplace, 13.. .14.. 15.. .16.. fenced back yard, One bedroom, one bath 17.. .18.. 19_ 20.. condo. pool and spa. Pool, tennis, dockage, PRIVATE CLUB ONLY $229,900 21.. .22.. 23.. .24 _ fishing pier. HOMESITE Call Bari C. Fischer 25.. . Words in excess of 25 cost 25° each per week. $249,000 POOL, TENNIS & RE/MAX of the Islands 26.. .27. 28 29.. DOCKING ADA SHISSLER, GRI (941) 489-0995 30.. .31. 32 .33.. VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. $61,900 or (941)472-2311 PHONE: 34.. .35. 36 37.. 941-472-5187 x54 OWN YOUR OWN ISLAND! BANK OWNED - Located in 38. .42.. 800-533-7338 x54 39. 40. COTTAGE, DOCK & WELL Sanibel's desirable East End. . 6/6/97 —«««>_ 374Q8-2 If additional space Is needed, use another piece of paper. 110 ACRES This nearly new home with pool Enclosed find a check or GULF FRONT: Two bedroom, (4 ACRES UPLAND) and dock must be sold. Call Name , , money order for two bath - Terra Mar, #702. $249,000 Mike Papanicolas for details. Address Phone,_ Amount of Ad Large lanai with tile. Tennis Call Nowll Prudential Florida City State_ Realty: (800)245-7284,(941) court and large pool. Excellent To cover the cost of (941) 472-3000 472-4000 or at home (941) 395- condition. $179,900. 219-833- Island Reportar/Captiva Current my ad for _weeks. 4887. BY OWNER. FAX (941) 472-9635 9470. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, FL 33957 -6/20/97 —M«t— 37882-8 8/27/87 —«***— B313-2 7/4/97 -«»»»— 37977-2 12C CJ JUNE 6, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER

Lots & Acreage Real Estate Distant Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Builder has oversized lots on canal in exclusive gated subdivision. East end of CLASSIFIED Sanlbel location with Beach ' 1 Club and private access. 472-1587 CfiPTiVf! LUXURY Surrounded by beautiful The Sanibel Connection existing homes. Call for more WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA GULF FRONT HOUSE information 395-0909 MOUNTAINS. Call toll-free for Vacation Rentals Private Beach At Your Doorstep 6)20/97 -mm— 25229-2 free brochure of propertys and Long Term Rentals Long driveway into an acre of fush tropical estate grounds all to yourself. Two lots in The Dunes. One has homes 1-800-438-8159. In Exclusive. Tastefully decorated. 3/4 bedrooms or den. Sleeps 8. 3 1/2 beautiful expansive lake view. business over 20 years, Raper Purchase of Property baths. Full-sized heated pool and spa, nominated for architectural award, Other looks on preserve. Call Realty. INC P.O. Box 619, with terraces and pool pavilion All amenities. Brochure available. for more information 395-0909 Murphy, NC 28906 1996 Sales Excellence Award Winner 8/20197 —mint— 25230.2 6/6/97 —*»»«— 36832-1 Alan crotty - Broker salesperson 4,200 per week Dec. 19th - April 24th WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA 2,700 per week April 24th - Dec. 18th Beautiful MOUNTAINS. Where there is Sanibel Harbourside Realty (DAYS) 201-569-2111 (WEEKENDS) 914-687-0360 oversized lot cool Montain air, views and on Jamaica Drive. streamsl For FREE brochure of 1-888- Sanibel (726-4235) • Ton Free / Short stroll to Mountain Properties Call 1 -800- email • [email protected] / deeded beach. 642-5333 Realty of Murphy 517 * ^ $ ^ # SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION $120,000. Peachtree St. Murphy, NC CHANGE OF PACE SOUTH SEAS 1-3 bedroom Bay Villas 508-369-5601. 28906. Beautiful vacation home, 3 PLANTATION 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom 6/6/97 -Wll- 37218-2 6/6/97 —Htm— 36419-1 bedroom, 2 bath. Your own New private luxury home w/loft Beach Villas private tennis court and SANIBEL SURFSIDE BUILDING LOT ZONED TENNESSEE! FREE COLOR on the Gulf. Seasonal rates, swimming pool. 100 yards to GULF FRONT PROFESSIONAL OFFICE. BROCHURE AND LAND LISTI 5 bedrooms, 4 baths. Amenities optional Gulf of Mexico. • • • NEAR DOWNTOWN (OFF Golf course community on Private pool and spa. Also, Sanibel Harbor MCGREGOR). UTILITIES Norris Lake. Pre-construction (216 338-8031 Resort facilities Two Bedroom, Two Bath 1-800-878-7495 ALREADY HERE. OWNER pricing from $24,9001 Compare (216 338-5281 optional. Pool • Tennis • Gas Grills 6/13/97 —MUM — 21848-2 WILL FINANCE WITH $2,000 to $40K. Breathtaking viewsl 6/27/87 —»#M— CALL OWNER # • • DOWN. MAY EVEN TRADE. Low down with exec, financing! ALSO AVAILABLE: If you have after 3:00 P.M. ****** GEM REAL ESTATE, INC. 995- Selling fasti Call 1-800-552- 1 to 6 Bedroom 30 days or more 219-272-0889 2436 9432. Homes, Apartments 6/8/97 -MM- 37943-6 6/6/97 —M»»— 37124-1 to spend at 219-271-0115 & Cottages perhaps the Find Your Place SO. COLORADO RANCH 48 On & Off Beach nicest place on Sanibel, Acres. $29,900. Beautiful mix • * • With of rolling fields & trees with are a caring person or family, North Captiva Island Shell Harbor Pool Homes spectacular mountain views we have the place for you! Beachfront home on tropical • # * and abundant wildlife. Minutes 2,000 sq. ft. barrier Island. Glorious gulf Your ONE CALL Gulf front condo. sunsets. Pool, tennis, fitness ^Manufactured to lake & National Forest. Sanibel - Captiva Owner financing. Call now 719- 2 bedroom, 2 bath room. Beach walking, shelling VIP For Sale 564-6367 Red Creek at with den & Jacuzzi. & fishing. Steps to the waters' RESERVATION SERVICE Hatchet. Low density complex. edge. Water taxi available, Owner/Broker Weekly/ monthly rates. (941) 6/8/97 —HHU— 37834-1 2 lap pools, sauna, 1-800-325-1352 SANIBEL / CAPTIVA / i > 1 > 1 6 lighted tennis courts. 549-7066 or (941) 472-6661. FT. MYERS Like new & would like to keep 11/7/97 _«##»— 7242-6 or 472-0457 7/16/97 —HUM— 18467-6 Forest Park. it that way. Seasonal & Annual BEAUTIFUL EXTERIOR. Rental Sharing (330)568-0109. Rentals New vinyl siding, roofover, SOUTH SEAS THE ATRIUM Gulf Front. screen room & landscaping. 800-237-7526 Available immediately: Looking PLANTATION 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den. 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. or Inside laundry, new range. for stable adult with own job and Two weeks minimum. transportation to share 2 813-481-6111 Completely furnished. SOUTH SEAS LUXURY GULF COTTAGE Photos available. bedroom, 1 1/2 bath triplex with Rent direct from owner $57,500. PLANTATION ON THE BEACH VIP Realty Group/ * • • liberal minded male. Includes and saveI use of entire house and washer • • » 3BEDROOM/3 BATH Rental Division Carriage Village. (609) 985-0322 / dryer. Summerlin & San BEACH COTTAGE LOFT'POOL 8/13/97 —««»|_ 24417-2 Furnished (609) 492-7389 Carlos area. $285/ month + 1/2 • * « TENNIS • ETC. 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath LOGGERHEAD CAY of electric. Call 454-5050 Two Bedroom / Two Bath BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. 6/27/97 SPLIT PLAN. —##»»— 19234-2 between 11am and 3pm. On the Gulf Fully Furnished Vinyl screen room, roofover. 8/13/87 — Hit- 37810-6 Sept. thru Oct: $850/ week SPECIAL DISCOUNT UPDATED HOME, lovely yard. January: $1300/week FOR PRIVATE BEACH VILLAS Two bedroom, two bath Condo $31,500. OffSeason: $950/week MEMORIAL DAY WEEK Exclusive North Tip Pool - Tennis - Cable - VCR • • « Season: $1850/week MAY30TOJUNE 6 of Estero Island, STEPS TO BEACH LOTS OF POTENTIALI Annual Rentals 1-313-886-7872 2 BEDROOM/2 BATH Ft. Myers Beach. 12x60 with 6/27/97 —#«*«— 254-< FREE GOLF Next to "Pink Shell Resort". RENTING: bedrooms & baths & ALL AMENITIES SANIBEL-STYLE SETTING OFF SEASON RATES: Ft. Myers Beach. in either end. * * • AT ESTERO ISLAND VALUE SUMMER AND FALL Annual rentals ATRIUM Screen room, newer WE ALSO HAVE Monthly rentals 25% off. available Exclusive Gulf front condo refrigerator, freshly painted 1&2 BEDROOMS $625-$985/week OWNER June 1st. residence. Two week minimum. kitchen cabinets, AVAILABLE 463-2611 1-516-628-1801 REDUCED TO $26,500. No pets. Available now. Cali owner at 6/13/97 . — MM— 24817-2 (630) 887-7826. •Also- • • • 1st, last & security. LARGE DISCOUNTS Call for Details on our Carriage Village. Call Linda Leone BOARDWALK TO BEACH • • • Old Estero Suites - Furnished doublewide. 3BR/2BA home Tropical Hut Reality Inc. DIRECT THROUGH OWNER • A New Beach Resort • 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. 463-4424 LOGGERHEAD CAY VERY PRIVATE. Opening December '97 Fireplace, paddle fans, Vinyl enclosed screen room, or • # • 6/1/87 —MM— 20420-6 ROOFOVER, FRUIT TREES screened lanais, BBQ, 1-800-654-3069 • Two Bedroom / Two Bath CALL 10AM-11PM $39,900. 6/6/97 —#«ff— 37794-6 heated pool, tennis, bikes. Gulf View 714-499-1783 * • * All amenities. Available: CR HOLIDAY RENTALS Carriage Village. GREAT RATES!!! May 3 thru December 20: 1-800-227-1783 GORGEOUS CORNER LOT Call owner Vacation Rentals $625/ week. 6/13/97 —tlllH— 1168B.6 with this January & Sanibel & Captiva 314-842-2147 6/6/97 -«»>«- furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bath. April 18 thru May 2: Ft Myers Newer carpet & appliances. Ocean's Reach - Gulf front $950/ week. OCEAN'S REACH OPEN PLAN - condo, top floor Pool, tennis, February: POINTE SANTO Discounted Gulf front LIGHT &BRIGHTI newly redecorated, 1 bedroom, $1,300/ week. Monthly One Bedroom Condos $48,000. sleeps 4. Excellent condition! March thru April 18: Two luxurious, Gulf front Rates Each accommodates four • • • Great rates. Call owner. (612) $1,450/ week. ^2 BR/2 BA Condos. Non-Smoking Carriage Village - 472-7994. * • * "End unit" Fantastic View DOLL HOUSE! • 2nd Loggerhead Unit: Closest to the beach. Cottages, Condos Beach, pool, tennfs, bikes You will love this neat mobile. Beachfront with Breathtaking, unobstructed Homes and Estates Owner: Vinyi siding, updated interior. Sunrise & Sunset Views view, lots of privacy. 330-788-9329 Newer carpet, appliances, 2nd Floor New furnishings, .6/27/97 —MM— 2S493-2 furniture. Annual Rentals Available Poirrte Santo DeSanibe! - higher rates apply. professional island decor, Glassed Florida room with air. • • • squeaky clean! ****** 12x17 Laundry / Workshop. LUXURIOUS GULF FRONT 5% Discount CAPTIVA $39,900. PENTHOUSE CONDO. on both units Rent thru owner and save. BEACH HOUSE • • • 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, for 3 weeks or more. 610-539-9281 screened lanal with Lake Arrowhead Senior Park. Lovely, Private spiral staircase to Beautifully furnished 6/13/87 —#«!»— 14976.6 beautifully furnished. private rooftop sundeck. 800-572-6423 2 bedroom, 2 bath Call (908) 223-6748 Heated pool- doublewide Gorgeous sunrise • • * 941472-6565 and sunsets. Tropical vegetation with NEW FURNITURE, d/27/97 —M##— 1085-6 6/25/97 -«««»— 21207-2 Spectacular gulf views CATHEDRAL CEILINGS, Beautifully decorated ****** and fully equipped. All amenities O/H DUCTS, OAK CABINETS. The Atrium: Exclusive, New washer & dryer. Call owner. # o # o # SIGNAL INN Substantial savings. ON beautifully decorated, Gulf- 941-472-1764 $56,900, front luxury. 2BR/ 2BA, den, (6tO) 664-2371 SUNDIAL SANIBEL ISLAND, FL. ****** wrap-around balcony, fantastic ...7/11/97 -MM- 25581-2 SPACIOUS GULF CONDO views. Sunsets! Available GULFFRONT CAPTIVA: Two bedroom, air CALL e/13/37 —MM— 79-z after 4/18/97. Call owner for BEACH HOUSES & conditioned, cute cottage. GEM REAL ESTATE, INC. brochure. 800-484-7304 PIN DIRECT GULF FRONT Beautifully Furnished Condo TOWNHOUSES. Steps from Gulf. Available Days: 995-2436 on Gulf. 1,2, 3 &4 BEDROOMS 8286 or 770-664-7186. weekly or monthly. 609-368- 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath Eves: 995-8064 NEAR LIGHTHOUSE IN A 1900. with den. 8/20/97 —MM— 23029-2 6/6/97 -#»#»— 37950-6 Fabulous Views! SMALL & SECLUDED 6/18/97 —»»««— 27440-2 Sleeps 6. ENVIRONMENT. • Miles of Beautiful Beach SUNSET CAPTIVA LAKEFRONT HOME IN LAKE AVAILABLE WEEKLY. Seasonal Rentals Upscale • Delightful • Pools • Tennis • Bikes ARROWHEAD SENIOR PARK Over 20 locations Elegant 3BR/2BA Home • Activity Programs in ROOFOVER, UPDATED Two bedrooms, Two baths NOW BOOKING Cottages, Condos, • Golf Nearby Private beachfront community. APPLIANCES. LARGE WITH Very nicely furnished FOR 1997/1998 SEASON! Homes and Estates. Summer Rates. Fully furnished HUGE UPPER & LOWER Pool and Tennis 1-800-633-0042 or Reservations also being LANAI. UNFURNISHED. 800-992-4690 941-472-5141 2CATV's, VCP, accepted for next season. CD/Stereo, W/D. FIREPLACE. CALL GEM REAL Please call or Ask for Judy Michie CALL OWNER Pool--Tennis-Boat Dock. ESTATE, INC. DAYS: 995- 800-982-3471 941-472-4690 Prudential Florida Realty Call owner 2436. EVES: 995-2384 941-472-5550 (612) 484-9148 ****** Rental Division 6/6/97 — tttt— 37951-6 6/13/97 —»»*#— »5-2 6/27/97 —mmt— 6361-6 7/25/97 —#W— 183J6.6 6/8/97 -««»*- 24400-6 615-371-9029 8/27/97 —####_ 27737-2 ISLAND REP&'rtfEft Q JUNE' 6, 'i&§7 'Q 'J3'C Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Want to Vacation Rentals Buy/Trade/Rent R.E. Recreational Vehicles

CAPTIVA GULF FRONT THEATER GROUP 29TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY 17863 San Carlos, jUr ^i- >Ur .>«<. ^kr OPEN HOUSE SALE. June 5- LOOKING FOR NEW HOME. PRIVATE ESTATE HOWIES Ft. Myers Beach. 8. Unheard of low open house GREAT RATES! 8 YEARS 2 bedroom/2 bath w/large heated Ashey Oaks Resorts. prices. Hgge selection / new / pool & tennis court. Wrap around deck LOCAL EXPERIENCE A Southern Family Tradition, & LOCATION! used RV'S. SUNCOASTRV1- TREETOPS surrounded by lush tropical vegetation DESIRE FT. MYERS BEACH, with awesome views of the Gulf of antique colonial living. 800-695-2303 or 1-800-642- Mexico - sleeps up to 6. 1600 sq. ft living space. • Clean, Cozy ESTERO, BONITA AREA. 1603. 2 BR/ 2BA, Efficiency Apartment IF YOU CAN HELP, -tum— 37966-1 3 bedroom/3 bath w/Jacuzzi and ten- CALL 472-5400 nis court. Sensational views of beach Loft, patio, carport, • Only Steps to Beach, BEAU-RIVAGE and sunsets W/D, pool, boat dock, & Shopping, Restaurants 6/13/97 -«»*»— 37933-2 Both tastefully decorated with all the amenities all the other resort amentities. • Quiet, pretty neighbourhood Announcements you would expect at home. Brochures and video available. Yearly, monthly, weekly, daily. in Ft. Myers Beach Automotive Seasonal rates. • Furnished & Equipped $1950 per week April 15-Dec. 20 SHARE A DREAM. Host Filling reservations fast! Ground Floor $2300 - $3500 per week Dec 21 - April 14 CARS FOR $100.00 OR BEST Scandinavian, European, 466-3393 • Includes use of (941) 472-2930 Fax (941) 395-0855 Attn: TREVOR OFFER. AUCTIONED South American, Asian, or outdoor yard, picnic table, e-mail Trevor at: [email protected] LOCALLY BY IRS, DEA, FBI, . Russian high school students 1-800-819-3393 gas grill, washer/dryer. 4X4'S, RV'S, BOAT'S, arriving August. Become a Frank Hemelgarn, Jr. Perfect for couple COMPUTERS, & MORE. CALL volunteer host farnily/AISE. AAA* or single person. SANIBEL VACATION HOUSE - TOLL-FREE 24 HO.URS 7 Call 1-800-SIBLING. SOUTH SEAS 6/13/97 —ll»t— 36341- $300/ week SEASONAL / MONTHLY DAYS- 1-800-972-5213, EXT *t*i»i — HtlH— 37209-1 $1,000/month PLANTATION RENTAL. Magnificent 3 470. BEAUTIFUL RESERVE NOW SCOTT ANTIQUE MARKET. PRIVATE BEACH HOME Bedroom, Two Bath. 6/6/97 -HHt- 35958-1 FOR NEXT SEASON Two Mammoth Facilities. 2400 A+ Rating Overlooking Golf Course. CAPTIVA ISLAND 1991 CADILLAC DEVILLE booths. June 13-15. 2nd Discounted Rates Beautifully Furnished And GINGERBREAD HOUSE Below List weekend of every month. Direct through owner Decorated. Fully Equipped. A new private home with Call Owner $12,900 Atlanta Expo Centers - Atlanta, 3 Bedrooms/ 3 Baths, Secluded Heated Pool & Victorian Key West charm. 941-765-6193 55,000 carefully driven miles. Georgia. I-285 at Jonesboro loft - pool - tennis. Sundeck In Tropical Paradise A 2 minute stroll from 6/13/97 — until— 37603-8 Dealer maintained. Road. (614)569-4112. Beautifully furnished. Setting. By Owner. Call (305) a beautiful private beach Garage kept. 6/6/97 — HUH— 37967-1 SPECIAL RATES: 226-5326. on the Gulf. Beautiful carl Spring and Summer 6/20/97 —«#«« — 33122-6 Near historic LOGGERHEAD CAY Must see! 972-680-2907 Chapel-By-The Sea, and Enjoy our 472-4397 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 6/20/97 — >#«« — 20478-2 POINTE SANTO South Seas Plantation Resort. fully furnished 6/11/97 —HUH— 37815-2 Two bedrooms, 2 full baths; "up-front" THE VACATION HOME Most beautiful complex PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE NATIONAL MARKETING on Sanibel. fully equipped kitchen; two bedroom, two bath '87. Good condition. High YOU'VE ALWAYS beachside condo. COMPANY gives you the 10 acres on Gulf. washer/dryer; 'miles. ONE OWNER. Cold air. secret to getting rich! J & A on beautiful WANTED Pool, tennis, screened veranda. $2,200 O.B.O. 472-2919 Enterprises. For free report call Most private beach. Dock activities director etcl Furnished with Shaker SANIBEL ISLAND! .6/11/97 —jnm>#— 37981-2 24 hour hot line 864-294-5119. On bayou. Heated pool, 2BR/ 2BA luxury condo, antiques. Steps to water's edge, —mm— 37057-1 Wide porches, sleeps 8. Photos and references new carpet and tile, DRIVERS... SOLO / TEAMS / Open sunning decks. Designer decorated available. plus complete Boats & Motors OWNER OPERATORS. Chateau Sur Mer area. Spectacular view. December 15 thru April 30 kitchen and laundry facilities. TEAMS-$10Ok+, $2k sign -onl ATTRACTIVE Idyllic luxury and comfort. WEEKLY RATES: $1,400/ week. 22 FT. SEA RAY Trainers-70k+! Top owner Easy care no effort May - $725/ week. SUMMER RATES operator program. $1750 PEAK SEASON 260 MERCRUISER 1/0, vacation home. June thru September THRU DECEMBER 20TH. Conventional / Coast-to-Coastl $750 OFF SEASON CUDDY CABIN, Three bedrooms, three baths. $650/ week. Pay less - Owner-Rented. Bonuses, benefits. Covenant 810-363-9257 DEPTHFINDER RADIO, Monthly rentals. October - $725/ week. Adults only. Transport (experienced). 1- Color Brochure FISHBOXES, NEW SEATS, Call for rates. 6/27/97 —«m— 33400-i November to December 14 Call 706-278-2654. 800-441-4394 ext. SH-6 (119) GALLON FUELTANKS, $695/ week. 6/6/97 -Illl- 37647-2 (Graduates). 1-800-338-6428 314-993-4843. FULL CANVAS w/ BIMINI, 6/6/97 —«»«»— 28594-2 No pets. ext. SH-6. Weekend recruiters. •J* •*• •*• «J» ••• ••• BEACH FRONT CONDO NEW PAINT Rate applies to four people. 6/8/87 ' -HH1— 36418-1 LUXURY SUNSET CAPTIVA Write: SANIBEL HARBOUR RESORT HULL/TOPSIDES, GULF FRONT CONDO Luxury three bedroom home. Henry Romersa Spectacular TRIM TABS, LOW HOURS. 1700 Square Feet New carpet and tile. 4911 Tanglewood Dr. sunset views: $3,495. O.B.O. VENDING: LAZY PERSON'S Very Private Great location- Nashville, TN 37216 Two bedrooms, two baths. ** MUST SELLI ** DREAM. Few hours = big $. Gulf and Bay Desirable Complex 615-262-9859 All Resort amenities. 540-0140 Free brochure. 1-800-820- Near Lighthouse 6/11/07 -HH- J6435-2 Pool - Tennis 6/6/97 —nut— 36834-6 OWNER RATES. 4353, 32' x 8' Screened Porch 6/8/97 -HUH— 3704«-6 and morel Call 810-583-5309. MUST SELL!! Overlooks Beach HOLIDAY SEASON 7/2/97 —ttt

MAKE MORE MONEYI Free GARY A. PRICE NO LATER information! Write to IMC, 8084 WE DO ESTATE • * • * • GRACEWAY CLEANING THAN ONE DAY PRIOR TO THE N. Davis Hwy, Suite 301-FPS, NOTICE OF We live on Sanibel. SALES CHILD CARE PROCEEDINGS. TELEPHONE Pensacola, FL. 32514. PUBLIC HEARING Excellent local sfs/ar —imnn— 37956.1 IN MY CAPE HOME 941-472-3700 FOR references. • * • CITY OF SANIBEL, ASSISTANCE; IF HEARING June thru August. Rental units, FULLY LICENSED IMPAIRED TELEPHONE THE • TLC Caregiver FLORIDA private homes. Child Care AND BONDED FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE Weekly, bi-monthly. • Light Housekeeping NUMBERS, 800-955-8771 • * • Two Children. The Sanibel City Council (TDD) OR 800-955-8770 SECURITY HOUSE-CHECK & EURAUPAIR - EUROPEAN WE DO MOVING SALES References. (VOICE), FOR ASSISTANCE. t • * will hold public hearings MAINTENANCE PROGRAM LIVE-IN CHILD CARE. Flexible, 540-0140 6/6/97 —*»««— 37017-2 In-Homes 45 hours Week, FREE ESTIMATES 6/25/97 —tm»— 37914-2 on June 17,1997 Inexpensive weekly house at Sanibel City Hall checks on all systems during Average $220/ week. U.S. • • » MALE OR FEMALE Government Designated in the Council Chambers NOTICE OF your absence. General light housekeeping. Exchange Program placed (MacKenzieHall), INTENTION TO Tony & Grace Lyons carefully Selected Au Pairs, CONNIE'S Six days a week: 800 Dunlop Road, 472-9449. 6/13/97 ~tHW§— 1724-2 with qualified host families. Call COLLECTIBLES 9am to 6:30pm. Sanibel, Florida, REGISTER 800-618-2002 or Linda 407- Three to six months to consider FICTITIOUS NAME 16731 MCGREGOR employment 332-9789. the following ordinances Clean driver's record. The undersigned does 6/6/97 —*»til~ 37905-1 466-6399 on Second Reading hereby certify that she is Financial e/e/_97 — »»»»— 36014-8 Sanibel home. to be entitled: NANNY WANTED References. conducting an artist business at Loving (grandma type) 472-0707 Saturday June 7 - 8:30am to 10:00 A.M. AN ORDINANCE 3740 Coquina Drive 6/11/97 —#lt#— 37920-2 $$$$$ HOME OWNERS: Get to care for and transport 2:00pm. 1214 Junonia Way PERTAINING TO THE Sanibel, FL. 33957 Debt Consolidation, Home our three year old son (east off Donax - first drive past MATURE COUPLE SANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM; under the fictitious name of Improvement and Vacation to pre-sohoof. Sanibel Shores sign). Room LIVE-IN AMENDING SECTIONS 19-82, WILD COAST DESIGNS Loans! No Equity. No Early morning and divider / entertainment center, FT. MYERS BEACH 19-85,19-87, 19-90, AND and that said firm is Appraisal, No Application Feel late afternoon hours. custom computer stand for RESORT. 19-95 OF THE CODE OF composed of the following Credit problems understood. 24 Three days per week. bifocal generation, dishes, EXPERIENCED & ABLE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY person whose name Hour Approval! BRAUERMAN Excellent compensation. cookware, lamps, art, AT HOUSEKEEPING OF SANIBEL; RESTATING and place of residence FINANCIAL (800) 369-8043, Call 395-2016 headboards, chairs. & MAINTENANCE. COUNCIL FINDINGS; is as follows: 6/13/87 —mt»~ 37976-a Ext. 22. 6/8/97 —###» — 37945-2 SOME OFFICE WORK. REVISING EQUIVALENT Barbara Renneke 6/6/97 —»*»»— 37832-1 BONDABLE. RESIDENTIAL CONNECTION 3740 Coquina Drive Garage Sales FRIENDLY FACTORS; REVISING Sanibel, FL. 33957. BUYING A HOUSE? No extra ATMOSPHERE. COLLECTION AND Ownership of cost. We find right real estate SATURDAY JUNE 7,1997 Help Wanted GOOD SALARY & TRANSMISSION CAPITAL WILD COAST DESIGNS person anywhere to represent you. All databases, including 9am to 2pm ATTRACTIVE COSTS RESPONSIBILITIES, is as follows: FSBO. Buyer's Homefinding 1625 SERENITY LANE ACCOMODATIONS. RATE INCREASE Barbara Renneke -100%. Network. 800-500-3569 or (Gumbo Limbo) NEWLY LICENSED 463-6322 PROVISIONS, AND It is my intention to apply www.finderhome.com (off Dixie Beach Blvd.) REAL ESTATE AGENTS! 6/6/97 —»»##— 37931-6 ABNORMAL STRENGTH to the Department of State, Full-time Secretary / WASTEWATER REPORTING 6/6/97 — *«»!»— 37823-1 Sanibel "EARN WHILE YOU LEARN" Divison of Corporations, Some furniture, clothing, Receptionist needed for Ft. REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING State of Florida COLLECTING PAYMENTS interesting small items. Myers Beach real estate office. FOR CODIFICATION; to register the said name of FROM A MORTGAGE? We buy 8/8/97 —tHIH— 37982-2 CONTACT TOM WALSH 463-6105. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT WILD COAST DESIGNS mortgages anywhere. No fees. FOR DETAILS ON HOW TO 6/13/97 —HIHHI— 37934-6 AND SEVERANCE; AND under the provisions Top price. Old Florida JUMP START MATANZA'S INN. Part-Time PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE of Chapter 90-267 Investments. Licensed Front Desk Clerk Needed. Ft. DATE. (Fictitious Name Act), Lender, 800-886-2122. ESTATE SALE 6/6/97 —*»»»— 37902-1 YOUR BUSINESS Myers Beach. 463-9258 Laws of Florida • • • 10:30 A.M. AN ORDINANCE EARN MONEY READING Telephone 463-1141 6/8/97 —ttlf— 37939-8 (Section 865.09, CONDUCTED BY COURTHOUSE AMENDING SECTION 17-31, Florida Statutes), 1990. BOOKSI $30,000/year income RESEARCHERS OFFICIAL PARKING ZONE 6/6/97 —#1HW— 33566-6 potential. Details 1-800-513- CONNIE'S AVON - Act Now. No Door-to- ADVERTISING AGENCY has MAP AND GENERAL 4343 ext. Y-1616. COLLECTIBLE'S Door required. Earn up to 50%. immediate openings. No PROHIBITION, OF THE CODE 6/6/97 —MUM— 37959-1 Your products at cost. ' experience required, easy OF ORDINANCES OF THE Insurance available. Call Sandi training. $8.00 to $13.00 CITY OF SANIBEL; Personals FRIDAY JUNE 6 & at 1-800-966-2166, Avon hourly, paid on a volume basis. AMENDING THE OFFICIAL Financial Services SATURDAY JUNE 7 Independent Sales Rep. Call recorded message. (517) PARKING MAP OF THE CITY 7:30 AM TO 4:00 PM 6/13/97 -I|H— 24359-6 333-7701. OF SANIBEL TO ADD BLIND PURPLE RINGER 6/8/97 —ttll— 37963.1 PASS BEACH PARKING LOT, $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATELY $$ it* PART TIME SALES for structured settlements, and Quality Tarot Readers wanted. CAUSEWAY PARKING LOT, DEN: * $7/HOUR SANIBEL PUBLIC BOAT RAMP deferred insurance claims. • Sleeper sofa * Love Seat DOCKSIDE-SANIBEL Wonderful opportunity to earn J.G. Wentworth 1- and help others - great payl FACILITY PARKING LOT, AND • Matching Armchair 472-9098 THE SANCTUARY 800-386-3582. • Swivel Rockers * 2 Endv 6/6/97 —Hum— 35191-2 Call 1 -888-791-1702. Must be a 6/6/97 —W#— 35421-1 caring person. OVERLOOK; AMENDING THE Tables & Coffee Table DEBT CONSOLIDATION. CUT ENTRY LEVEL C/8/97 _#0HI»— 37965-1 OFFICIAL PARKING MAP TO KITCHEN: AMEND THE PARKING PAYMENT to 50%. Reduce or • Large Table & 8 Chairs SECRETARY POSITION MAINTENANCE PERMIT DESIGNATIONS FOR "the tobacco shop with eliminate interest! Past due • Server SANIBEL SUPERVISOR GULFSIDE CITY PARK FROM a hippie flavor" balances brought current! ... pipes, papers, candles, DINING ROOM: PART TIME/ FULL TIME FULL TIME. High volume GENERAL ALL PAY TO Same day approval. Non profit. imported cigs/tobaccos, • Huge Dining Table & 8 Chairs Call Patty Sanibel resort rental GENERAL PAY/"C" PERMIT; Licensed & bonded. Toll Free •incense, jewelry & more. • Server & Mirror • White Hutch 472-1000 condominium has an AMENDING KCC 1-888-795-7675. 8/11/97 —

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