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fjliiKi^ Transponders^ deadlines*, applications Islanders returning for the season puzzled by toll procedure changes By Gwenda Hiett-CIements Staff Writer When Raymond Cummings returned to his Sanibel home from his summer residence, he was greeted by a sign at the toll booth that said his sticker would expire Oct. 31. Then he learned that stickers were being replaced by transponders. Transponders? To receive uninterrupted service he needed to have his application mailed by Oct. 31. Application? What application? That was the problem for many Sanibel and Captiva winter residents who recently returned to the islands. And those arriving now are just finding out about the change from a sticker to transponder toll system and wondering what to do. Saul Taffet Applications for the new transpon- Christina Rinaldi, Kelsey Gales and Kacie Phillips share some secret giggles during a Girl der system were mailed bulk mail using Scout outing at the Sanibel Elementary School. The Girl Scouts had quite a celebration as the Lee County Tax Collector's data Troop 218 sang songs and played games at the school on Oct. 29. The three Daisies joined base which would have listed residents' scouts from other troops on the island for the celebration of Juliette Low's birthday. Low Sanibel or Captiva address. Bulk mail was the founder of Girl Scouts. For more photos see page 2A. is not forwarded. If island residents were at their second address, the appli- cation never reached them. •please see page 3A Red tide sneaks back on Sanibel's shores Remembering By Mark S. Krzos News Editor those who served... It's back. Tuesday, Nov. 11, is Veterans' Day. The Island Red tide comes with little or no warning. First it's Reporter would like to take this time to remember a shortness of breath, then it's a tingling in the back and honor all those who have sacrificed to serve of the throat followed by sometimes severe coughing. our country. It attacks and kills fish slowly and methodically, leav- All Federal, State and Local government ing their dead carcasses in its wake. Then, the once offices will be closed Tuesday in observance of pristine beaches become a massive burial ground for Veterans' Day, Banks are also closed. Most com- the decaying fish. Red tide is not a pretty sight and mercial businesses remain open. Here are some earlier this week it made a most unwelcome return to other service related announcements: Sanibel. "We've got some indication that it's back. We're waiting for results right now," Sanibel Natural Marine family reunion Resources Director Rob Loflin said Wednesday. The Florida Chapter of the Third Marine "We've had several people complain of a shortness of Saul Taffol Division Association will assist in hosting the breath and a small fish kill has been reported in San Gymnodinium breve, also known as red ride, division's family reunion July 29-Aug. 2 in Carlos Bay." is a dinoflagellate organism that occurs natu- Orlando. Already Lemon Bay, Gasparilla Pass and Pine rally in the Gulf of Mexico. This microscopic Eligible persons are encouraged to contact Island Sound have been closed to shell fishing and a alga, consisting of only one cell per organism Colonel Nick Dennis, USMC (RET), 2363 major fish kill was reported along Mannasota Key. produces several neurotoxic chemicals. When Whisper Walk Drive, Spring Hill, Fla 34606-7246 "Right now the counts (amount of organisms per the number of cells increases from only a few or call (352) 666-9548. liter of water) are low," Caesar Rodriguez of the cells per liter of seawater to thousands and millions of cells per liter, a red tide bloom Florida Department of Environmental Protection said. occurs. The toxins cause massive fish kills, Veteran's Day at City Hall "It's been pretty steady for the last two weeks." contamination of shellfish, severe respiratory The American Legion will celebrate Veteran's Currently red tide stretches from Midnight Pass in irritation to people and was blamed in the Day, Tuesday, Nov. II at a ceremony outside City Sarasota all the way down to Blind Pass. massive mortality of manatees last year. Hall beginning at 11 a.m. "Some people reported dead grouper on Fort Myers Beach," Rodriguez said explaining that Although red tides have been reported for cen- doesn't necessarily mean red tide has struck that far turies throughout the world and since the mid 1800s south. "The fish could have been drifting in the cur- along the Florida Gulf coast, recent red tide outbreaks rent for some time." •please see page 2A 2A • NOVEMBER 7, 1997 Q ISLAND REPORTER Sanibel faces

Scouts from Troops 218 and 751 joined in the celebration with Daisies and Girl Scouts playing games such as "hot potato" and cotton ball racing. Three girls on holiday from England — Joanna, Sarah and Nicola Mailer—joined in on the fun. The girls are Guide Girls back home and exchanged patches with the Sanibel troops promising to be pen pals. In addition to cake, ice cream and games, scouts participated in a community service project. Each Daisy, Brownie and Junior Girl Scout brought an item to be donated to the Ronald McDonald House located near the HealthPark. Brittany Gann, Caroline Shannon, Katie McCurry and Jana Barone, members of Troop 218, sang songs in celebration of Low's birthday. Photos by Saul Taffet

RED TIDE CONTINUES TO PLAGUE SHORES ALONG GULF OF MEXICO •from page 1A have left residents, resorts and local businesses University of South Florida and the Department of searching for ways to combat the outbreaks that have Environmental Protection to study the causes of red caused local economies up and down the coast to lose tide. millions in tourist dollars. According to Mote Marine Laboratory representa- Sanibel City Council members Bob Janes and tives, the study will be the most in-depth research Andrew Reding said they felt the effects of red tide ever conducted on red tide. Tuesday. "The primary focus is for us to understand what Weather "My early warning system told me something was causes it, what makes it develop off shore and move High Low Rain wrong," Janes said. "Red tide is back." in toward the coast line," Mote Marine Laboratory Oct. 30 88 59 The last bout Southwest Florida had with red tide Dr. Richard Pierce said. "The only way we can get a Oct. 31 87 70 ended in May 1996 after an almost two year presence handle on it is by being out in the Gulf—studying the Nov. 1 84 72 .01 in the area that killed millions of fish, almost 200 chemistry and circulation of water at the surface and Nov. 2 84 69 .01 manatees and an abundance of other sea life. down below." Nov. 3 78 62 "It's occurring more frequently now," Reding said. Although this particular study will not explore Nov. 4 77 68 "We really need to know what causes it — whether ways to control red tide, as some had hoped, it will Nov. 5 80 60 its changes in the atmosphere, changes in the salinity, give scientists the opportunity to study the blooms in Total rainfall for October was 0.21 inches com- run-off or pollutants." a fashion never before undertaken. pared with 5.9 inches for the entire month last After years of studying red tide, the answers scien- "In order to see if we can control it, we have to year. tists have been seeking appear to be on the horizon. Note. Rainfall levels are recorded from the understand the natural causes of red tide," Pierce said A $1 million grant was received by Mote Marine explaining that Mote has been studying red tide for morning of the day given to the following mom- Laboratory in Sarasota for a partnership with the ing. over 20 years. Source: Sanibel/Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce. Obituaries

Editorial office. (941) 472-1587 He was a member of the Display advertising- (941) 472-1587 Graham Methodist Faith and was a Veteran Classified advertising (941) 472-1S87 Helen Stevenson Subscriptions £941)472-1587 of the U.S. Navy serving during Business office (941) 472-1587 Alexander Lyerly World WarE. Fax. (941)472-8398 Graham Alexander Lyerly of Meyner Street address The Village Shopping Center He is survived by his wife Former New Jersey Rep. Helen 2340 Periwinkle Way Salisbury, N.C. died Saturday, Sanibel, Florida 33957 Nov. 1 at his residence after being Martha Spatafore Lyerly and his Stevenson Meyner died Sunday, daughter Mrs. Jerry (Sally) The Island Reporter (USPS 813-580) Is published weekly each in declining health for 21 months. Nov. 2 at age 69. Friday by Gulf Coast Weeklies, Inc , P O. Box 809, Sanibel, Florida Hodgkins of Sanibel, Fla. and two Meyner, a Democrat who 33957-0809 He was born July 25, 1926 in Subscriptions- Sanibel, Captiva and Lee County, $22 per year Rowan County, N.C. He received grandchildren, Jerry Lee and Justin served in the U.S. House of including state sales tax, continental United States, or split subscnp- John Hodgkins. He is also sur- Representatives form 1974-1978 tion, $28 per year including state sales tax, foreign, $42 par year his education in the Rowan and Periodicals postage paid at Sanibel, Florida POSTMASTER Send Davidson County Schools. He was vived by four sisters: Mrs. Sarah died at Heartland Health Care address changes to the Island Reporter, P.O Box 809, Sanibel, Higgins of Lexington, N.C, Mrs Florida 33957-0809 a country music entertainer and Center in Fort Myers. She had singer known professionally as Una Trexler of Churchland, N.C retired to a home on Captiva Gulf Coast Weeklies, Inc. publishes the CAPTiVA CURRENT, Mrs. Maurice (Virginia) Sparger of FORT MYERS BEACH OBSERVER, GULF COAST WOMAN, "Lou Graham" in New Jersey Island in 1990 after her husband ISLAND REPORTER. before moving to Salisbury in Spencer, N.C. and Mrs. James former New Jersey Gov. Robert B. The publisher assumes no financial responsibilities for typo- 1973. During the 50s Graham (Betty) Brown of Melbourne, Fla Meyner, died. graphical errors In advertisements, but will reprint without charge that Services were in Salisbury Meyner is survived by a sister, part of an advertisement in which the typographical error occurs If an toured with Bill Haley and The error occurs the management must be notified within three working Comets, recording songs "Wee Wednesday, Nov. 5. Memorials Priscilla W. Hunt of Cambridge, days. The publisher retains the right to refuse or revise any adver- tisement Willie Brown" and "You Were may be sent to Rowan Regional Mass. Mean Baby" and others. He then Home Health and Hospice 118 © 1997 GULF COAST WEEKLIES, INC worked for Frito-Lay retiring in East Council Street, Salisbury, 1988. ISLAND REPORTER Q NOVEMBER 7, 1997 Q 3A TRANSPONDER PROJECT MANAGERS SAY DEADLINE WAS LIMITED TO POSTMARK DATE, STICKER LIFE EXTENDED •from page 1A

Margie Byers, marketing director for those people who have postmarked before the Oct. 31 date and included Lee County Variable Pricing Project, their applications prior to or on Oct. 31. the charge for the transponder deposit, stated, "Sending the applications by There is no need for concern if patrons they will be contacted to see if they bulk mail was basically an oversight. It have not received their transponders want that money applied to their was a mistake and we're not denying yet. The transition will take some time; account or refunded." that. We used the tax collector data this is the reason Lee County has Also, she said that LeeWay employ- base and failed to notice that they used extended the life of the stickers indefi- ees called people who turned in appli- presort, first class mail. It was a human nitely." cations with mistakes. Those people error." Byers indicated that patrons who will have their application mailed back According to Byers the Oct. 31 mail their application after Oct. 31 may to them for corrections and not be deadline for extending the validity of experience an interruption of their "dis- penalized. current yearly sticker holders cannot be count" program — until they get their Byers said, "The only time quarters extended. Whether or not Lee Way can new sticker and transponder they will will be dropped would be if people put someone on Sanibel to facilitate the have to pay the full toll. didn't elect to pre-pay to have an application process is still in question. That "discount" program reference account on electronic file. Also if your For those islanders who did not receive is for the options of paying for a full account drops to zero then you have to an application, they may call the office year without tolls or with the 50 cent drop money." to have an application mailed or stop drop. Byers said, "Like anything new, by either City Hall or the Island Civic Other "discount" programs offered things happen that you don't plan on. Center on Library Way. After the appli- Gwenda Hietl-Clements by LeeWay relate to a two car family Ideally, we had a wonderful plan to cation has been filled out, it should be with both cars registered in the same or mail the applications mid-September mailed or hand-delivered to the Beginning next week both common name and a plan for a future and have the transponders by Oct. 1. LeeWay Service Center. extended stickers and transpon- "discount" that will apply only to those But when the deliveries came late there Byers said, "The best thing to do is ders that have been received will who use Cape Coral bridges in off be recognized in all three lanes. was no way to do that. They were late to go to the service center in Fort times. because they use a very popular chip Myers and you will come away with a will be distributed by mail. Patrons Other issues concern mistakes made that goes into cellular phones and pages sticker and a transponder. You will who have mailed applications to the on applications. Byers said, "If some- and there was a shortage problem that need to have the sticker on until the Service Center should not go to the one mailed the application on or came up because of high demand." system is transferred over to read the Service Center to pick up their transponders. Lines were long when transponders. people panicked about the Oct. 31 Current signs at the tool booth indi- Rec Center deadline, but they have been fine the cate that service will be transferred by last few days." Nov. 7. Both stickers with extended hours change Only the main service center is time and transponders will be recog- nized. SANIBEL RECREATIONAL being used for distribution of transpon- The gym, pool and weight -. :-;•: COMPLEX ders. It is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Project Manager Chris Swenson and room will be open from 1 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 Byers previously issued a clarification until 5 p.m. only Nov. 11 in p.m. Saturday. To reach the center take about the Oct. 31 deadline. It applied observance of Veteran's Day. Summerlin to Royal Palm Square only to the post mark date for the appli- Boulevard, turn left there to Via Royal cation mailing. and turn right. It is located at the corner Byers said, "The stickers will not of Via Royal and Colonial but cannot expire Oct. 31. The stickers will be be reached by Colonial. turned off at some point in time when Mark Krzos All applications received by mail all transponders have been mailed to

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or the waters around us, I only hope my interaction with the force has been It didn't appear to me that they were Sewer plan stinks that we have figured the cost for this limited, I do feel obligated to weigh-in interested in theater with soul; they To the editor: upgrade in the overall cost of the sewer with a few observations. First and fore- seemed more interested, in my opinion, In an earlier letter I had criticized the expansion. As a matter of fact, I have most, every involvement I've had with in the shallow kind of theater most piecemeal approach the City is taking not seen such a dollar number but as a the SPD has been handled in a profes- American's spend their money to keep in the planning for this project. It looks citizen and taxpayer would very much sional, competent and sensitive manner. themselves placated. But after all, the like we are still at it, however. like to. From relatively innocuous events new breed of islanders seem to be of At this advanced stage of the project Dieter Schroer, (walking dog with no leash) to more that type anyway — shallow money we only recently found out that in 1995 Sanibel frightening experiences (j°gger missing changers. and 1996 Sanibel violated State efflu- in Ding Darling with nightfall I have worked with a lot of theatrical ent disposal regulations and is now approaching) the Sanibel officers have people over the years, and I can say, required to find ways to dispose of a Ouch of an ouster exhibited exemplary behavior. unequivocally, that Bob Cacioppo is half million gallons per day of effluent To the editor: I also understand that institutions are one of the most talented directors I from the Donax plant (presumably all Many of us are quite concerned made up of people, and that people can, have seen and worked for. I appeared in based on the volume of effluent from about the recent publicity from the and do, make mistakes. The SPD is no the summer theater play, "It Runs in the the Donax Plant at that time.) Can the Pirate Playhouse. exception. However, I would hesitate to Family" a few years ago. Bob Donax plant handle the greatly expand- Unfortunately, the headline was label the whole force inept based upon impressed me immensely. He was able ed volumes from the additional sewage somewhat sensational and not accurate. a few discouraging occurrences which to take a large group of amateurs and created by our pet project? Where are The president and the board are may very well be anomalies. turn them into professionals. People we going to put that additional effluent working very diligently to produce pro- And most importantly, from my per- throughout the island stopped me in volume? fessional theater. The general feeling of spective, please don't discontinue the public places and told me they thought And as for dumping this effluent on the founding members was that the current "community spirit" approach to we were professionals. I have to give the Paulsen and several other sites on director should be changed periodically police work described by Chief Lew credit to Bob, he knew how to get it out the island — it stinks! Living on a golf to bring freshness and exciting theater Phillips. This small town, personal of us. course using effluent from the Donax to the public. approach to law enforcement is one of Carrie Lund is also one of the most facility, I know it does. And aren't we We have confidence in our present the many appealing things that attract- hard working, dedicated, behind the coing this whole sewer project to elected board to produce the profes- ed me and my family to this charming scenes, analytical, theatrical person I improve the environment of our island, sional theater that we have envisioned island. As anyone who has lived in a have the pleasure of knowing. I am oniy now dramatically alter the ecolo- as founding members. large urban environment can attest, the saddened to see that they have been gyon and around these dump sites. Mary B. Carter, alternative (impersonal, "by the book" ousted by the money changers. Decpwell injection did a lot of harm Sanibel police interaction) is much less enjoy- Now is the winter of our discontent many years ago near Erie, Penn, when able. made glorious theater by money! the stuff showed up in Lake Erie 15 Alex Cook, Ron M. Smiley, miles away. Neither method should be Sanibel Sanibel used on our fragile barrier island. The Give cops a break only way to proceed is to upgrade the To the editor: Donax system to eliminate all detri- I've followed with some interest the Ousted by the A change may do mental substances from the effluent scrutiny under which the Sanibel Police and then discharge into surface waters Department has recently come. Though money changers some good To the editor: To the editor: Money makes zee vorld go 'round. The Board of the Pirate Playhouse It makes zee vorld go 'round. Money, has decided that the time had come for money, money, money ... And so it a change in leadership. The Cacioppo's seems that money makes the Pirate should be honored and appreciated for Playhouse decisions go 'round. The their important contributions to the WHITE HOUSE decision not to renew Bob Cacioppo Playhouse. The play-reading series of EDITING and Carrie Lund's positions, I believe, last year and Shakespeare in the UOOM was based solely on money, and not Artsreach program were amongst their character, hard work and commitment. recent accomplishments. A couple of years ago I was invited However, for an institution to con- to a behind the scenes meeting of sev- tinue to evolve it is often necessary for eral Pirate Playhouse board members. there to be a transition to a second gen- They wanted to pick my brain on how eration of leadership. Many of the they might make the playhouse more recently published letters have seemed profitable. I came away from that meet- to demand that Bob be given tenure for ing feeling how those people reminded life as a reward for his past service. me of the shallow, money changers — While that may seem a reward that was retired, corporate power brokers who justly earned — the board has obvious- had little soul other than worshipping the mighty dollar. •please see page 12A

island REPORTER Community perspectives Michelle Moran Editor National elections spawn campaign reform debate Morgan Newcomb General Manager Mark S. Krzos Like the fall chill, campaign reform has once again Those who violate our campaign laws must be held News Editor been in the air in accountable and I trust Gwenda Hiett-Clsments, Jill Goodman Washington, D.C. This is Staff Writers that they will Beyond due partly to the season, Porter Goss is a enforcing our existing Saul Taffet but more directly to the Republican U.S. Photographer campaign laws, though, unseemly campaign prac- Representative serving the District of which we must also reform the Christine Russo, Pam Yenel tices that have been Advertising Sales Sanibel is a part. A entire system. occurring in recent Shirlene Grasgreen long-time island resi- While the specific Classified/Circulation national elections. While dent, he was instru- debate about the both political parties have mental in the incorpo- Liz Baxiey McCain-Feingold legis- Production Manager been responsible for ration of the City of lation has ended in the excesses and sloppiness Sanibel and an original Senate, the larger dis- Janice Caron. Bill Schlackman, Rupert Ingram, Nola Theiss, Pnscilla founder of the Island Fnedersdort, S Giovanna Gtacomazzi, Frank L Palaia, Jr, in adherence to campaign cussion about campaign Peter Kelly, JOSB Leal, Ada Shissler, Charles Sobczak finance laws, news Reporter. His commen- Columnists tary appears monthly. finance reform will no accounts revealing White doubt continue. House coffees, phone call Regrettably, I am not solicitations, Buddhist sanguine about the temple fund-raisers and alleged laundering of money prospects for REAL campaign reform occurring in through labor unions suggest the Clinton/Gore Washington anytime soon because the current system Administration as repeatedly violated the spirit, if not has developed into a multibillion-dollar industry the letter, of our existing campaign finance laws. •please see page HA 1 R'EPOftTER'O NOVEMBER 7, 1^997 'Q 7k if oil to beoch balls, we'we got It cowered Michelle Moran joined Jill Goodman has been a Mark S Krzoh has Gwendd Hsstt CJemuits the staff of the Island staff writer at the Island been writing for the has been a slaff writer and Reporter two years Reporter for over a year hlund Reporter for photographer with It)-' ago as editor of the She is writing a book on mer three >ears He bland Reporter for the past Captna Current and alternative medicine and came lo Sanibei from \ear She came to Sunibel general staff reporter also writes non fiction New York Cily where from Indianapolis Ind In 1996 she became articles for magazines A he worked as a where she taught high the editor of the Island former New Yorker and research assistant for school English journalism Reporter with a goal vice president of Rolling Stone Press and photojournalism for 2^ of reluming the merchandising with Estee and interned for years - 20 in the city's newspaper ideology Lauder Company she has Rolling Stone public school sjstem and back to the concepts of lived on Sanibei for Mugaztni Mark five in the suburb of its original creators — a community newspaper dedicated nearly 20 years with her graduated from the Fishers Ind She earned to educating and informing its readers husband Arnold an investment advisor and teenage son Tim University of New Haven in 1991 with a degree in her degrees at Ball Slate Umvtrsit) and Butler University Michelle is active within the Sanibei community a seventh grader at Cypress Lake Middle School Her interests Communication and Journalism As an advisor of high school yearbooks and newspapers she is volunteering at the Sanibei Elementary School She is a include gourmet cooking and eating, travel natural health care enjoying practicing what she preached lo her students over member of ZONTA, the Sanibei Captiva Lions Club, the and her family She is a charter member of the Gulf Coast the years - informing entertaining, and enlightening the Sanibei Captiva Chamber of Commerce, the Captiva Civic Writers Association president of Cypress Lake Middle School readers Association and the Sanibei Community Association She is Band Boosters and is one of the early members of B ! G Arts also president of the^ newly chartered Sanibei Captiva Since joining the paper she has become a student of Sanibei - Optimist Club learning about the island's economy, environment and ennchmenl opportunities This year she was awarded first place in the Florida Press Club stale competition in the religion The Island Reporter, your community newspaper writing category

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Interest on government interest costs or bond mutual fund, you should be can maintain its $ I per share net asset. securities is paid in regular install- if you refi- familiar with the different types of U. S. Government Securities ments. nanced your securities available. The U. S. government issues bonds Corporate Bonds. Corporate bonds Money Market Instruments. The home mort- (borrows money from investors) to represent a major source of financing gage- "money market" is the marketplace for finance a variety of activities. These for companies. The money raised pays virtually all short-term (less than one- Municipal securities are guaranteed by the federal for operations such as plant expansion Bonds. Tax- year maturity) debt securities. These government for payment of principal and modernization. Many corporate securities are considered excellent free income and interest, so they're considered to be bonds can be "called" (redeemed) by represents short-term parking places for cash that among the world's safest investments the issuer before they mature. This usu- you may need quickly. Money market the major when held to maturity. However, the ally happens when interest rates fall attraction of funds seek to provide a stable asset guarantee of payment of principal and dramatically below he bond's original value of $l. A share, are sold without a municipal interest covers only the government rate. The company can refinance its bonds. sales charge and are not insured by the securities and does not extend to the debt at a lower rate, saving money federal government. Also, there is no Interests pay- shares of bond mutual fund holding much the same way you would save ments made Frank L. REAL POLOTOCAL REFORM NEEDS TO INCLUDE STIFF PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS to bond hold- •from page 6A ers are Palaia Jr. that's made many people rich. Many Florida's 14th congressional district Hardworking union members shouldn't exempt from Money Matters Washington power brokers — party would have to raise 50 percent of the have to pay for union leaders' political federal leaders, pollsters, consultants — appear contributions from within the 14th con- causes. income taxes not to want reform because they're the gressional district and 90 percent form Lastly, some reform proposals and from state income taxes in the state ones who have benefited most from the within the state of Florida. This include a concept I cannot support. I they were issued. States, countries and current system. Anything short of a requirement would ensure that a major- find public financing of campaigns to municipalities issue municipal bonds to large public outcry probably will not ity of candidates' financial support be a disastrous idea. Can you imagine finance a variety of construction and spur real lasting campaign reform. came from the people they seek to rep- the federal government seeking to run improvement projects, such as new Still, I've worked on legislation the resent. our political campaigns? The federal schools, hospitals, airports and turn- past few years to place some funda- Significant campaign reform would government doesn't perform many pikes. Municipalities generally offer mental principles on the table in the ban soft money contributions. These functions better than the private sector; two types of bonds to investor: general hopes of furthering constructive debate. unregulated contributions to the politi- I doubt if financing campaigns would obligation bonds, which are repaid with While my bill is unlikely to pass on its cal parties have exploded into a mut- be any different. In my view, public assets from a city's or state's general own, I aim to include its provisions in limil lion-dollar cash cow financing the financing would result in higher taxes budget; and revenue bonds, which are any reform legislation that moves for- campaign system. It's time we shut off and would force people to financially repaid with specific "user" fees, such ward. this spigot of unaccountable donations. support political causes they don't as water usage fees or turnpike tolls. believe in. Like corporate bonds, many municipal In an ideal world, campaign finance Real reform would also include stiff bonds can be "called" before they restrictions wouldn't be needed: An penalties for breaking election laws, These measures would go a long mature. Investors can purchase "call informed citizenry would make sound including forfeiture of office. Forfeiture way toward positive reform of our protection" to prevent a bond from election choices based on a good of office and other severe penalties like campaign system. While I am not opti- being redeemed before a specific date. understanding of the facts and issues steep fines would put some teeth into mistic about the chances of comprehen- Frank L. Palaia, Jr. is a personal involved. Within 24 or 48 hours, infor- our campaign election laws and dis- sive change occurring in the near financial advisor with John Hancock mation on candidate contributions courage blatant disregard for the rules future, I'm still hopeful the debate will Financial Services in Fort Myers. A would be available to the public. If Ted we already have on the books. move the ball forward on adopting at part-time resident since 1983, he Turner or someone else legally con- A strong referee to enforce these least some of these ideas. Small moved here from New Jersey in 1994 tributes $100,000 to candidate, the pub- laws must also be in place to make the changes are better than no changes at and resides on Sanibel. He can be lic deserves to know immediately, not a system work. Changing the law alone all and will ensure a better way to reached at 395-9486. month after the election. I trust the pub- won't significantly affect fundraising select our public officials. lic to evaluate how candidates secure behavior without a forceful enforce- their financial support and make an ment authority equipped and able to informed decision. hold lawbreakers accountable. PUBLIC HEARINGS In lieu of this "perfect world" Ending the use by unions of manda- CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA option, though, I have advocated cer- tory dues for political campaigns must tain campaign finance restrictions. I be part of comprehensive campaign have suggested that a certain percent- reform. The current practice of allow- The Sanibel Planning Commission will conduct Public Hearings on age of all contributions come from the ing the use of union dues for political Tuesday, November 25, 1997 beginning at 9:00 A.M. at Sanibel City geographical area a candidate seeks to purposes violates our most basic free- Hall in the Council Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, represent. For example, under my bill, dom to choose how we wish to partici- Sanibel, Florida, to consider the following applications: candidates seeking to represent pate in the political process. 9:15 AM Consideration of a request for a development permit to add additional land to the subject parcel approved for a single family residence by Planning Commission Resolution No. 96-74 in order to construct a tennis court accessory to the single family residence (under construc- tion) at 3849 West Gulf Drive. This request, in addition CANTERBURY SCHOOL to the consolidation of 3 gulf-front lots, includes other Education • Character • Leadership minor site plan revisions. The subject parcel is located at 3849 West Gulf Drive (tax parcel nos. 28-46-22-T4- 00002.023A, 28-46-22-T4-00002.023C and 28-46-22- T4-00002.023F). Submitted by Todd Woiter, The Wolter Invites all interested parents to an Group, Inc. for Manuel A. and Joanne Fernandez, prop- INFORMATION RECEPTION erty owners. Application No. 97-11595 DP. Thursday, November 13th ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect at the Shell Museum to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, s/he will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes may need to 3075 Sanibel/Captiva Rd. ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal 6:00 - 8:30 PM is to be based. Brief program about Canterbury School *** with Gregory J. Ventre, Headmaster and In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons Linda Tapsak, Canterbury's Middle School head. needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding Followed by a question and answer session with should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, no later than one day a panel of Canterbury students. prior to the proceeding. Telephone 941-472-3700 for assistance. If Reservations are requested, hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay Service Numbers, 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assistance. please call 481-4323 mm 12A • NOVEMBER 7, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER LETTERS TO THE EDITOR VOICE CONCERNS ABOUT PIRATE PLAYHOUSE DIRECTION •from page 6A The return from roam ly felt that there were other qualified (perhaps much bers of the board voted to terminate his services. A cockroach has visited many of my nicer gar- better qualified) applicants. They, in effect, said, "You have done a splendid job, ments while I was away. He and some of his bud- dies are lying with their feet in the air like fraterni- Just recently, we have seen the board of the Old Bob, but you are fired." ty brothers after a Schoolhouse Theater Foundation summarily dismiss All of this to me, a sometime director of the island binge. They look like the Off Beach Players — even though their value as a theater wing, is inexplicable. I couldn't look at they died happy. A community resource was unquestioned. That was myself in the mirror if I treated any employee of mine frog has left brown their decision which the community has seemingly so shabbily. splatters on the bath- accepted. The meeting to terminate the services of Cacioppo room walls and coun- There are also many parallels to the experience was held by the board without any input whatsoever tertops. He perished that CROW went through just two years ago. At that from the 450 members of the island theater wing. A hiding behind the toilet time friend was pitted against friend and much tur- secret ballot was held, hurriedly taken before most waiting in vain for a moil resulted. My sympathies were with the old members of the island theater wing had returned to victim to terrorize. A regime, but I got over it and provide strong support to their winter homes. pale lizard skitters CROW's Taste of the Islands. At a meeting several weeks ago with Jack Zwick, along the floor, wan president of the board, it became clear to me what his Let's thank the Cacioppos for their past service and weak after four position was. He had long ago decided to get rid of and wish them well in their future endeavors but not months of house sit- Cacioppo. I told him that I would like to discuss the allow a "cult of personalities" obscure the true goal ting. But the causeway Pris cilia matter with a number of the directors that I knew per- — that the Playhouse remain a strong force and artis- heading home had sonally, but that I would be away for several weeks. tic asset for our island community. never looked so good. Friedersdorf Alan S. Wortzel, He promised me that there would be no final vote on Somerset Maugham, Sanibe! the matter until December. It is obvious he didn't Sixty Something want me mucking up his plans. The substantial sums at a certain age and I contributed to the island theater wing in recent years after years of freighters We were duped did not allow me any input. to exotic destinations and a life rich with capturing the characters of idiosyncratic misfits adrift in To the editor: Jack Zwick has been quoted as saying that the remote areas, came to the conclusion that his best I was an early supporter of the multi-year effort in board "has tried to keep emotions out of the deci- travel was to cast his weary eyes over the collected our community to bring professionaiyiegitimate the- sion." Unfortunately that is exactly what is involved. mementos of his mantel and have "au tour de ma ater to our islands. This effort never really had any Personality factors are at the core of the matter. How chambre". focus until the arrival of Bob Cacioppo and Carrie else can you justify the termination of the services of Lund. These people made professional theater a real Cacioppo, a director par excellence? The travel section of the paper has become voyeurism. It touts the charms of places I have possibility. I have put too much effort, financial and otherwise, never seen and things I have never done. Neglected Contributions from hundreds of islanders and into the Pirate Playhouse to remain silent about this are the mentions of the vagaries of travel. island businesses brought the Pirate Playhouse to travesty of justice. We are a small community. A fruition. It opened its doors six years ago to small, but board of directors of the island theater wing needs the Haughty uniformed doormen angling for tips enthusiastic audiences. Over the years, due solely to support and confidence of the entire community, not while my husband and I trip over each other in dis- the efforts of the artistic director of the Pirate just part of it. may at being confronted with such splendor while attired in rumpled travel clothes and hauling mis- Playhouse, Bob Cacioppo, these audiences have Lloyd Wright, matched luggage. Trying to have a nap or a shower grown and grown. Every production has been greeted Captiva with acclaim. Off-island visitors are stunned by the while fending off visits from maids, mini-bar ser- quality of our local theater. This past season was both vicers, chocolate laden bed turnerbackers and an artistic and financial success. supervisors checking on all of the above. It was assuredly time to give the director, if not a More modest accommodations mean thin tow- raise, at least a vote of thanks from the board of •please see page 13A directors. This was not the case, instead nine mem-

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Pirate Playhouse and its leaders have hefty resume of developing educating entertainment ack from whirlwind trip through the streets That's why when watching The Comedy of Errors son which offers just as good quality entertainment of Manhattan and Broadway's lights, I find before I left on vacation was so refreshing. It was albeit on less grand scale. Bmyself readying for an extraordinary season inspiring to see young adults being educated and I was surprised to discover it would be Cacioppo's of theater right here. entertained through the ArtsReach program started by last season with the Playhouse. His contract was On this tiny little island Carrie Lund. Listening to the audience talk about the voted down while I was away. And although staff I have found an incredi- play during intermission held my attention as much phoned me in New York to alert me, I somehow bly rich resource of the- as the talented cast and direction of the uniquely believed the situation would clear itself before my ater education just as translated performance. return. That at least Cacioppo would not be summari- many other residents and Programs such as ArtsReach—which allowed Lee ly dismissed, but allowed to vie for the position with visitors have. In particular County high school students to be treated to free other eligible applicants as previously supposed. the work at the Pirate matinee performances—are what create thoughtful, Since I can not profess to knowledge of any of the Playhouse led by Artistic resourceful adults. Students exposed to such pro- "behind the scene doings" between Cacioppo and the Director Robert Cacioppo grams are able to not only listen and learn, but feel board, I am left to only to look at the accomplish- is something I often point and discuss the experience. After the performances ments of the theater and its programs under his direc- to when bragging about students had an opportunity to question the actors tion. the island to my Northern about the production and their work. I see no profound flaws in Cacioppo's work. What friends. The Pirate Playhouse has evolved into the home of I do see is growth and development. I'd like to know I grew up in a quiet not only a top-notch entertainment program, but one a bit more about what dissatisfaction led to his corner of Connecticut a Michelle of education as well. When my mother visited last removal. And I'd like to see how his proposed stone's throw away from Moran season, one of the first things we did was attend a replacement stacks up before he is hired. the Goodspeed Opera play-reading. As part of the Congress Jewelers-Pirate All I see right now is what appears to be a comedy House, and Long Wharf Editor's quotes Playhouse adult educational series, the program has of errors on a much grander scale than the one and Eugene O'Neill become an integral part of the theater community. I presently being staged. Theaters. My mother am thrilled to live on such a culturally rich island And speaking of the current show, it is just one believed in giving us kids which counts the Playhouse as one of its brilliant more example of Cacioppo's educated selections of strong artistic educations from dance to piano to the- gems. not only what performances to support, but which ater. We began our theater education as season ticket When I returned from my tour of Broadway's per- directors to relinquish control to. holders to Long Wharf. As a young girl, some of my formances of Rent, Miss Saigon, Bring in Da Funk, And just to make sure you don't miss it, an addi- most vivid memories of time spent with my mother Bring in Da Noise, and Neil Simon's newest tional matinee has been scheduled for this weekend's are during performances such as Camille and Annie. Proposals, I was ready to settle into the Sanibel sea- closing performance of William Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors at the Pirate Playhouse. The extra A GRATEFUL RETURN FROM ROAM LEAVES PROMISES OF DEDICATION performance will begin at 4 p.m. Saturday. All mati- •from page 12A nee seats are $20. Regularly scheduled shows are at 8 els, coarse rubberized strips ruining a soak in the tub, calypso beats, basket markets and beaches mirror p.m. tonight and Saturday. Evening seats are $25. stale aromas in the bedspreads and drapes that perme- every other island paradise. Call the box office for tickets, 472-0006. Tell them ate your wardrobe, AC's that noisily blast frigid air or I load the hamper stow the luggage, stock the Michelle sent you. settle at stifling and forty watt light bulbs for your larder, even gratefully breathe in the blue fumes form Michelle Moran is the Editor of the Island reading pleasure. Hunting a perfect little bistro but the roaring mosquito control flying acrobats and vow, Reporter. Her column appears weekly in the editorial allowing hunger pangs to steer you to a chain restau- like Maugham, to roam no more. section of the newspaper. If you have comments or rant. questions about her commentary, please write Dealing with cab drivers recruited from the ranks Editor's Quotes, The Island Reporter, P.O. 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TICKETED— Gridlock ahead: Bernard Bailer of Camino De Mar, Nov. 2, cited for failure to yield to a right of way after a two car Jim waves good-bye to islanders accident with $3,000 in vehicular damage; $43. James Whittaker of Fort Myers, Oct 30, cited for no valid drivers license and improper use of plates on He has become a symbol of Periwinkle Way; $92 Sanibel Standing merrily at the Sanibel-Captiva Road intersection of Causeway Road Paul Mali of New London, Conn., Oct. 30, 43 and Periwinkle Way, Jim Leadem mph, $326 makes directing traffic a personal SILVER RIMS—A Sanibel man discovered a pair art form of glasses Nov. 4 on the bike path at the intersection "I enjoy the people, particular- of Sanibel-Captiva and Rabbit Roads The silver- ly the people who are on the nmmed glasses were in a case and turned over to the island who work here. People Sanibel Police Department who live here are smart enough BUSY BATTERY—Police went to the home of to stay off the roads," he said. an out-of-state owner who mailed her key from New "But the ones who work here, I Jersey so police could inspect the building Nov. 4 love it when they wave. It just When officers entered the building they discovered makes my day. Sometimes I an alarm buzzing. The smoke alarm was triggered by don't see them and they say 'Hey, a battery which was wearing low. It was disarmed you didn't wave.' I'll miss that." until the woman could return to the island. Leadem is leaving the depart- SMASHING PUMPKINS—A group of local ment after six years of service. Kurt Schulte children were using a Woodring Road property as a He came to the area eight years site for vandalism over the past month. Two of the ago working first at South Seas Deputy Chief Jack Primm, Police Aide Jim Leadem and Chief Lewis Phillips Jr. pose for the camera during a party boys were caught by the owner smashing bottles Nov. Plantation as a security guard. 4. Police phoned the boys' parents who toured the "It got to be too much, 25 celebrating Leadem's service to the city. More than 100 friends and coworkers attended the luncheon honoring the property with the owner while the children pointed miles one way," Leadem said of one of the most well-known and popular men on the island. out what damage they were responsible for. The also the commute to Captiva from his named two other boys who allegedly smashed two home in Iona Ranch in Fort from his post before the season my twin. He's 6-foot-two-and-a- windows and 11 window panes in a door on Oct. 30. Myers. So he stopped by the started so the department had half, 280 pounds. I think they The boys were asked to never trespass on the proper- Sanibel Police Department who time to train someone to fill his brought the wrong baby home." ty again and the matter was turned over to the Sanibel hired him on the spot shoes. But even those in the One brother, Frank, still lives Elementary School Resouice Officer Kurt Schulte for Leadem started working at the department are doubtful there is in New Jersey where Leadem further discussions. weigh station on the Sanibel anyone who can fill them. transplanted from. His other PERSISTENT PROWLER—A St Petersburg Causeway, but soon found he "It's time for them to get brothers live across the country woman vacationing on West Gulf Drive discovered needed more money and hours. someone bigger and braver," in Minnesota, Colorado, her car burglarized Nov. 3. The woman noticed pry So he approached the department Leadem said wryly with a smile. California, South Carolina and marks on the driver's door then realized the passen- again who then offered him the Now Leadem is left to make Vermont. So there's a lot of trav- ger window was removed. Her $500 Sony stereo was traffic past. his own plans. eling in his future. stolen. And as they say, the rest is his- "I may play golf. People say And once he decides to settle I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER— tory. that's what you do when you back and retire, his plans are to A Sanibel woman arrived at the police station Oct. 30 "I'm going to miss this place, retire," he said smiling. "I don't volunteer more time at St. telling police a man was following her for no reason. especially the people," Leadem know, I've never retired." Isabel's Catholic Church, join The man later spoke with police saying he knew the said while chatting at the police And by the sound of it, FISH and work at Hope Hospice. woman and was trying to get her attention so he station Wednesday. "There is a Leadem never will retire. He said He said he may even give could talk to her. The man, a landscaper, said the satisfaction of getting people he plans to spend his time visit- Florida Gulf Coast University a woman owed him money for services rendered at her where they want to go, especially ing family. As the youngest of try with its new on-line education last place of residence. Then on Nov. 1, police if they are in a hurry going off seven boys, there's a lot of family program. received another call from the woman who was upset the island. You know they have to visit. "I'd like to do something more that the same man arrived at her door and allegedly children to pick up, places to go, "I'm the runt of the litter," with my mind," he said. threatened to expose her as a delinquent debtor. plans to meet. It feels good to Leadem said laughing. He and So much for retirement. Police questioned the man who told them he was on a help them meet those plans." his twin brother are the youngest property performing maintenance and went to a unit He said he wanted to retire in the family "You should see as directed by the landowner. He was surprised to see the same woman answer the door with whom he argued with days earlier. Police suggested he not dis- cuss financial matters with her and told him to purse the matter in civil court POKE ME WITH A SHARP STICK—An East Gulf Drive resort was the site of a martial dispute Oct.-31 when a jealous husband allegedly dove at a man with a sharp stick. The Cape Coral man appar- ently believing his wife was having an affair with her co-worker arrived at her jobsite and reportedly attempted to "run the man through" with a sharpened wooden stick. The man's wife deflected the attack and calmed her husband who then fled on foot. The victim phoned police. But after the wife refused to make a statement and the husband called for an attor- ney, police were unable to proceed with the case. While awaiting the husband's return with an attorney, the victim called the station and said he changed his mind Nov. 2 and didn't want to prosecute GATOR—A dead alligator was removed from Sanibel-Captiva Road after police discovered it unre- The expert associates at South Seas & Captiva Properties sponsive Oct. 30 and bleeding from the nose. BAYSIDE VILLAS BEACH VILLAS are excited to bring you the immeasurable ambience of 1 Bdrm/2 Bath from $248,000 1 Bdrm/l Bath from $337,500 3 Bdrm/3 Bath from $379,000 2 Bdrm/2 Bath from $420,000 South Seas Plantation on Captiva Island Famous for its Plaza Del Sol on the way 3 Bdrm/2 Bath/Loft $535,000 tropical vegetation and panoramic waterfront views, South Alan S. 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Report cards come out today, so the Island Reporter decided to ask PTO President Brenda Harnty, teachers and students to grade new Sanibel Elementary School Principal Barbara Von Harten after her first semester.

Sanybel Barbara Von Harten Lee County District Schools Photos by Gwenda Hiett-Cletnents School: Sanibel Elementary The LeBuff family gathered this week for a special climb into the Sanibel Lighthouse accompanied by a Coast Guard representative. LeBuff made a special presentation of his new book to the unit which Grade: Principal now tends the light. Below with the book's cover are LeBufPs granddaughter Amber Young, Jean LeBuff, Charles LeBuff, Chuck LeBuff and daughter Leslie Young. Above, at the top of the Sanibel READING Lighthouse, Charles LeBuff is surrounded by his children and granddaughter. Amber Young makes She loves books; she gives her way up the tight spiral staircase to the top. Chuck LeBuff studies the electronic system now in each student a book on his or her place. In his youthful adventures while living at the Lighthouse, Chuck used to scale the outside. birthday. She lias a collection of antique By Gwenda Hiett-Clements opportunity to enjoy that Sanibel. And and operate Sanibel Sign Services, the reading primers. Staff Writer even fewer remain who contributed in island's first commercial sign shop. COMMUNICATION SKILLS ...it was 1952 when that distant bea- the attempt to preserve He said, "There are those of us on She uses the school's cable TV con (the Sanibel lighthouse) attracted the joy they experi- the island who may become the old system each morning to enter- my attention. Its bright enced for future timers, but not 'unclec.' Island legends tain and inform the students- flashes above inhabitants — whom everyone ca'ied "Uncle" like She proof reads all the informa- a dark horizon , humans and other Uncle Clarence Rutland are gone." tion that goes out to parents and beckoned me to wildlife. "With Uncle Joe (Wightman) leav- the community. explore Sanibel Charles LeBuff is ing Captiva, I think that is the last of H Island. On one of those people. the islands' uncles. There are lots of She has lovely handwriting, Sanibel, I discov- He spent most of families here — the Woodnngs, the MATHEMATICS ered my personal his 32 years of Gaults, the Woosters, the Baileys She has made efforts to get paradise. This is — but I don't think I've ever materials for math manipula- a paradise that heard anyone call Francis Bailey, tives; she has been very support- has since been lost Uncle Francis. That small town ive of the concept. due to human closeness is gone." SOCIAL STUDIES progress, over- LeBuff said, "I wanted to She intends to continue the crowding, and envi- write this book because there program of learning about all ronmental change. never has been a complete his- the states started by Barbara But today, other tory of the lighthouse. And Ward visions of an island also there is so much misin- paradise continue to formation. I wanted to write SCIENCE/HEALTH be discovered by those an accurate account." She is excited about the people who visit and Lou Hinds, current Junior Naturalists new hats and fall in love with our Refuge Manager of the J.N. their getting involved in revamp- modern but still unique "Ding" Darling National ing and replanting the butterfly seashell islands. Wildlife Refuge, said, garden. Charles LeBuff "Between Eleanor ART/CREATIVITY Sanybel Light Dormer's book (The Sea Her room is very nicely deco- Shell Islands)^ and rated using teaching decor For historians and employ- Charles' book, you pretty enhanced with selected educa- researchers Charles LeBuff s "histori- ment with much have a history of tional antiques. cal autobiography" Sanybel Light the U.S. Sanibel." MUSIC serves as an excellent reference book Fish and Coming to Sanibel in She has great ideas already in for a wide vanety of information about Wildlife 1958 LeBuff tells tales place for upcoming holiday Sanibel from the late 1950s to the Service work- of his job with the U.S. music concerts. 1980s. ing at the J N. Fish and Wildlife PHYSICAL EDUCATION For readers just looking for a good "Ding Service which led to She has shown much concern story, it pictures life on Sanibel as it Darling his being the last Federally employed about the playground equipment was — a small town, a sanctuary for National civilian resident of the Sanibel Island and the safety of the children. wildlife, a place for adventures — and Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel and living Light Station to serve as a light keeper. how many wish it could be again. with his family at the Sanibel In Sanybel Light the lighthouse Those days are gone, and just a few Lighthouse. Charles and his wife Jean folks remain on the island who had the still live on Sanibel, where they own •please see page 3B •please see page 10B 2B • NOVEMBER 7, 1997 Q ISLAND REPORTER Outdoor living

Wave running Power Squadron meets Past Commander Charles LeGette of the Sanibel- Youth Basketball sign-ups Captiva Power Squadron reported to approximately Sign up for youth basketball started Nov. 3 during 100 members Oct 21 that the squadron exists to pro- the normal hours of operation at the Sanibel mote public service, boating fraternity, and self edu- Recreation Complex. Teams comprised of six to 15 cation and encouraged members to sign up for the year-olds will be chosen during the first week of courses being offered this year. December Games will possibly be played on •Anyone interested in taking the Safe Boating Mondays, Thursdays and also Saturdays. For more Course should contact Bob Shissler at 472-1422. information call 472-0345. •The squadron will sponsor the 6th Annual Lighted Boat Parade Dec. 8 at 5:40 p m. The public is invited and encouraged to attend. There will be pnzes award- Wild turkey & bass ed to the best decorated boat Florida sportsmen have the opportunity to win a turkey hunting and bass fishing trip of a lifetime, and help save an endangered lake in the process. Turkey Tourney A silent auction for the trip package in one effort The Sundial is accepting registrations for the by the Lake Trafford Task Force and the Wildlife Fourth Annual Turkey Bowl Tennis Tournament to be Foundation of Florida to raise money for a projected held Nov. 15-17. The tournament is USTA certified $7-10 million restoration of the 1,500 acre lake, 30 Contributed photo and is open to men and women, singles and doubles. miles northeast of Naples. Entry fees are $25 for singles and $10 for doubles. The prize trip includes a wild turkey hunt on Lake Shirley and Joe _Smaha (left) wait for their The dealine for entry is Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. Trafford Ranch for the prized Osceola turkey, the lunch at "Johnny Brown's" with Kevin and A gift certificate at Bandanas Gift Boutique will most coveted of the wild turkey sub-species. Another Deirdre O'Donnell. go to all finalists. All participants will receive a com- prize includes a guided fishing trip on Lake Trafford Thirteen boats were scheduled to make the trip memorative T-shirt and free courtside beverages. for Largemouth bass. • from Sanibel up the Caloosahatchee River to Gulf For more information call Toni Halski at 395- Organizers ask that auction participants make a Harbour Oct. 26 for the combined Sanibel-Captiva 6016. •please see page 68 Power Squadron and Captiva Island Yacht Club Cruise. But due to the uncertain weather forecast only five boats made the trip. Many of the participants chose to drive, and, in Headin' for the high ground spite of the less than perfect weather, 88 people were on hand to enjoy the socializing and delicious lunch In order to get on Highway 107 we have to climb all. We slept in the van. I suggested they called the at "Johnny Brown's." the spiral staircase. It's cabin Yogi Bare. a mile and a quarter On the trip we celebrated our wedding anniver- long, gravel, ranger sary, toasted each other and exchanged gifts. She road that winds around gave me a copy of "Cold Mountain" and I gave her the mountain like an a fly rod. ornamental Christmas I haven't caught anything on the rod but the book rope around a tree, if was a real find and what a great place to be reading mnreinis you want to get to the it — where the ac.tion and events took place. 90 GOOD EEASONS other end, you don't The author, Charles Frazier, was reared in this TO MlJli A HONDA drive over ten miles an area and his descriptions are beautiful. hour for 3.6 miles. • 90 HP four stroke, 1590 cc four cylinder OHC Tomorrow we will be on the Blue Ridge • Uses regular unleaded gas-burns NO oil- I sit in the drivers Parkway heading toward an estimated million better for the environment side and Theressa sits Monarch butterfly migration between Balsum • Unsurpassed fuel economy and range. on the sui-side. No Mountain and Big Gap. Some will fly to Florida • Power tilt & trim is standard guard rail, her view is and others will fly to Mexico. • INCREDIBLY QUIET. Ted Cole • Capacitor discharge ignition for quick starts. the trees above us or It has been said that they have been observed in the ground 500 feet Fishing tails the jet stream and have flown 2,000 miles in five below. I feel like I days. One as tagged and recovered confirming the should get flight pay above statement. £ when we take this route. My personal theory is that it inadvertently flew We whiz by Cashiers, N.C. heading for Cherokee into an open door in a jet bound for Mexico and PI H EL AMD to visit our son who is a student at Western released with the passengers. Carolina. Once there we drove eight miles out of Sanibel's Senior Captain Ted Cole works out of 941-283-4534 town to Yogi Bear Campground to confirm our WATERFRONT DRIVE • PINE ISLAND FLORIDA Sanibel Marina and is a 100-ton U.S. Coast Guard reservations and locate the cabin which is about the licensed captain who fishes the Gulf and back bay 5 miles from Boca Grande Pass size of Alex Payne's Volvo. Inside there is a bed for bog game and light tackle. He can be reached ALWAYS HEAR A PERSONAL FLOATATION DEVICE WHILE BOATING AND READ TOUR OWNERS MANUAL with a matress cover and a hghyt overhead. That's at 472-2723 or 432-0089.

Gulf Side Pine Island Sound DATE LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW DATE LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW Nov. 7 3:17 a.m. 11:10a.m. 6:53 p.mi 11:21p.m. Nov. 7 4:51 a.m. 1:18 p.m. 8:27 p.m. Nov. 8 4:53 a.m. 12:13 p.m. 7:35 p.m. Nov. 8 1:29 a.m. 6:27 a.m. 2:21 p.m. 9:09 p.m. Nov. 9 1:03 a.m. 6:39 a.m. 1:16 p.m. 8:10 p.m. Nov. 9 3:11 a.m. 8:13 a.m. 3:24 p.m. 9:44 p.m. Nov. 10 2:17 a.m. 8:15 a.m. 2:06 p.m. 8:42 p.m. Nov. 10 4:25 a.m. 9:49 a.m. 4:14 p.m. 10:16 p.m. Nov. 11 3:13 a.m. 9:34 a.m. 2:48 p.m. 9:10 p.m. Nov. 11 5:21 a.m. 11:08 a.m. 4:56 p.m. 10:44 p.m. Nov. 12 4:02 a.m. 10:43 a.m. 3:27 p.m. 9:39 p.m. Nov. 12 6:10 a.m. 11:13 a.m. 12:17 p.m. 5:35 p.m. Nov. 13 4:48 a.m. 11:47 a.m. 3:56 p.m. 10:08 p.m. Nov. 13 6:56 a.m. 1:21 p.m. 6:04 p.m.

TIDE CEART By: i PIMELAMD 941-283-4334, ISLAND REPORTER Q NOVEMBER 7, 1997 Q 3B Community events

10320 Gladiolus Drive in Harlem Heights. Fifty chil- Friendly Faces luncheon dren enrolled in the Center will break ground with Sponsored by FISH (Friends In Service Here), the their own shovels. Friendly Faces luncheon will be held Nov. 11 at St. Completion of this addition, funded entirely by chari- Isabel Catholic Church at noon. Those who live alone table contributions, will not only create new jobs, but or are handicapped will be very welcome at this lun- will also provide affordable child care for the low- cheon. For reservations call Mary Anne McCormick income working parents of 44 additional children. at 472-5916. Reservations should be in by Nov. 8. On Nov. 8 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m., a Garage Sale and Ethnic Food and Bake Sale will be held on the Ground-breaking 'Mission' Mission grounds. Proceeds will go toward the Building Fund of the Development Center. The Lee County Mission will hold its ground-break- ing ceremony for the new addition for its Brightest Horizons Child Development Center today at 3:30 at •please see page SB LEBUFF HAPPILY TAKES THE BACK SEAT TO POLITICS SAYS HE CAN'T IMAGINE LIVING ANYWHERE ELSE ON EARTH •from page IB becomes symbolic of Tommy Wood, the first of the art research we to today's standards. But Melaleucha out there. away, Jean and I have those days gone by and Refuge manager, and were doing back then. I there's no way I would About the only way you five acres and a place serves as the thread that J.N. "Ding" Darling him- still get some turtle tags have traded places with would get rid of all those near Naples that I bought ties together the variety self. returned. We've come a anyone." trees would be through in 1955 for $295. It has of stories in the book. Sprinkled throughout long way. In 1973 I host- Not the mosquitoes, fire and flood. Those water and electricity but In 1977 U.S. Fish and the book are humorous ed a sea turtle meeting the red tide, the drinking pines would take out the still that remote feeling. Wildlife decided that the incidents related to island that had five people. At water, the raccoons, not power lines and block We manage it as land for lighthouse was not com- adventures and misad- the symposium last year even the hurricanes could the roads just like they wildlife. With pine trees patible with its objectives ventures centered around over 700 people showed drive him off. did with Donna." a foot and a half thick and returned its manage- turtles, mosquitoes, rac- up. Thirty five years ago "I've always made my One of the three there are all kinds of ment to the Coast Guard. coons, drug flotillas, and a sea turtle was some- own decision about when remaining members of birds to watch," With LeBuff's urging, a son with a penchant for thing you ate. All that to go and when not to. the original Sanibel City "I've been here so the city leased the area in climbing lighthouse tow- has changed because of With too many false Council, he developed long I take it for granted 1982. City employees ers. public education and alarms, hurricane warn- the ordinance for the that I should stay. I never now have an opportunity LeBuff traces his awareness," he said. ings become like the boy Vegetation Committee considered leaving. to bid on the rental of the interest in wildlife from LeBuff's "wild" streak who cried wolf. But I and worked extensively There are still places I housing units at the an early age when he comes out in many of his certainly have reserva- on the comprehensive can get to in the refuge Lighthouse. published his first scien- stories relating to his tions about life on land use plan. where the land has not LeBuff said, "I think it tific paper on snakes at work with alligators. He Sanibel after a major But today LeBuff is changed. There's just no was a mistake for the age 14 and his first work said, "I've always been hurricane. The power happy to sit back and other place I'd rather Wildlife Service to let it at the Everglades adventuresome. There is lines would be gone. The stay out of island politics be," LeBuff concluded. go. It provided living Wonder Garden. His life excitement in handling causeway would be although he does have LeBuff painted the quarters for employees, included a series of con- wild animals!" gone. Certainly the sewer concerns about the city's illustration of the light- and it would serve as a frontations with and con- Things got a little too and water systems would planned sewer system house for the book's wonderful interpretive tributions to the conser- exciting in one story he not function." and the affect it will have cover using his commer- location today because of vation effort. relates on an alligator In his information on the island aquifers. cial sign paint. Its 304 the wildlife and the fact He said, "I've always relocation with Captiva about the unholy trinity He will continue his pages contain 20 black it is a sea turtle nesting been sort of an indepen- fishing guide Bob — Australian pines, series of lectures and white photographs, beach." dent operator. I've pretty Sabatino. LeBuff ended Brazilian pepper trees "Sanibel B.C." at the illustrations and a map. LeBuff uses his fami- much achieved what I set up under the gator with and Melaleucha — Wildlife Refuge starting Sanybel Light is priced at ly's experiences as resi- out to do, and I hope I his arm twisted, nails LeBuff relates how he Christmas week. $19.95. dents at the lighthouse did it reasonably well." bent back, and the gator and Wood were in some He said, "I've seen Books will be avail- and his work as reference In 1959, as an advoca- "slapped his powerful part responsible for the just about all I want to able in all island book points for factual and tor, LeBuff launched a jaws together earnestly introduction of Brazilian see. I'm enjoying what I shop. For more informa- entertaining information major sea turtle conser- tying to remove the right pepper to the island as a do, making signs, dealing tion, contact LeBuff at about his life on Sanibel. vation project on Sanibel side of my face." landscaping plant. with the book. Doing the 472-3177. As an artist, a writer, an and Captiva. Later, in He said, "That gator He said, "The city is programs at the Refuge environmentalist and an 1968, he founded Caretta damn near got me!" making a good effort. keeps my mind working. active member of the Research, Inc. and con- One of the most But there's still When we want to get community, he had a tinued to pioneer sea tur- poignant wildlife stories hand in just about any- tle conservation and field in the book is LeBuff's Dr. Michael W. Babatz thing that happened in research in Southwest tale of trying to find a Sanibel B.C. (before the Florida until 1991. He home for an orphaned Dr. Nadine B. Maid causeway) and much of was a Founding Member manatee. The family kept Board Certified Optometrists what happened immedi- of the Board of Directors it alive from June to ately thereafter with the of the Sanibel-Captiva August trying to find a NOW A€€IPTIfl© HEW PATIEMTS incorporation of the City Conservation Foundation place for rehabilitation. • Comprehensive Eye Exams Complete Contact Lens Service • BiFocals and Mono Vision of Sanibel as one of the in 1967. The program is He said, "Today some- • Cataract and Glaucoma Screening original members of the currently run by SCCF. • Treatment of Eye Disease • Colored Contacts one would rescue that • Medicare assignment accepted • Rigid Gas Permeable/Toric Sanibel City Council for LeBuff still holds the manatee in three hours. I six years beginning in first turtle permit issued just couldn't find anyone Babatz & Maki PA 466-1819 Gladiolus Gateway Plaza 11600 Gladiolus Dr. 1974. byDEP— TP001. to help then. It was such In addition to the his- "Things we did back a helpless feeling." torical information about then, like tagging the tur- LeBuff notes in the PRE-SEASON SPECIAL the Light Station and the tles and keeping the book, "I was paid to relo- J.N. "Ding" Darling eggs, people who know cate here and to live and 2 5% OFF ALL HEARING AIDS National Wildlife Refuge anything about the pro- work on a more primitive much of the book centers gram know that was state Sanibel Island compared d0& SAVE UP TO $1200 around LeBuff's activi- > S X A R K E Y ties and adventures relat- NU-EAR Offer ends Nov. 14 ed to island wildlife (sea THE ISLANDS ONLY HEARING AID CENTER turtles, alligators, mana- KANDY the FLORIST tees), island development Invites you to their (water supply, mosquito AUDITORY ASSOCIATES OF SANIBEL control, the causeway), 2nd Annual 1619 Periwinkle Way Suite 101 island disasters (major CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE (Behind Island Pizza) hurricanes and devastat- Sunday, Nov 9th ing red tides), island con- CALL NOW FOR APPOINTMENT troversy (building of the 12 Noon to 4 pm causeway, invasion of 11600-104 Gladiolus Dr. 395-1700 exotic pest plants, live GLADIOLUS PLAZA Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm Year Round shelling, and the birth of the City of Sanibel) and 481-4333 » One Day • 3 Yr Warranty • Lifetime Service with Purchase island people named and Pre-Xmas Sale 20% Off • 0% Interest Financing * In home Service | unnamed including New Calendar - Free • Batteries • All Make Repairs J 4B • NOVEMBER 7, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Community calendar Natural Wildlife- Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 See the 1913 Rutland Captiva Daily, 1-3 pm p m Tours of the wildlife visitor center for History Boat Tours, p.m. Saturdays from 9 House museum, 1927 Adults, $15; children, rescue facility begin in specifics sponsored by the a.m to 1 p m. 472-2483. Bailey country store, $10 J.N "Ding" the education pavilion Sanibel-Captiva 1927 Reed post office, Darling Wildlife with an introductory talk Duplicate Bridge Conservation Foundation The Sanibel-Captiva 1926 Miss Charlotta's Refuge—Tour the refuge and short video and pro- meets weekly at the and Captiva Cruises sets Conservation Tea Room, 1926 Model with an expert. 9-11 am ceed through the outside Sanibel Community sail every day from Foundation nature cen- T Ford and vegetable daily except Friday compound and take Association auditorium South Seas Plantation at ter is open to the public garden representing Adults, $10, children, $7. about one hour. $3 dona- starting Thursdays at 1 4 p.m. aboard the Lady 8 30 a.m. to 3 p.m.,farming era on Sanibel Call 472-8443 tion requested (except for p.m with Director Bev Chadwick. Cost is Monday through Friday 10 am to 4 p m 472- members and children 12 Jones The cost is $3 per $17.50 for adults and $10 Admission $3 per person 4648 Closed until Oct Country Line Dance. and under). Rain cancels person. If you need a for children 12 andover 17 years of age 15, With Sandra D at the tour 472-3644 partner call Bev at 481- under. Children under 3 Native plant nursery is American Legion Post 2422. ride free For details, call open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Adventures in 123 on Sanibel Captiva J.N. "Ding" Darling 472-5300 Other daily The SCCF offers guided Paradise Trolley Tour. Road at mile marker National Wildlife ACBL Duplicate cruises are as follows: 9 trail walks Mondays, Bridge meets weekly at a.m.—Morning Nature Wednesdays and Fridays the Sanibel Community Cruise; 9 a.m.—Cruise to at 8:45 a.m. Beach Walk Association auditorium Cabbage Key and Thursdays at 8.45 a.m Mondays at 7:30 p.m. Useppa Island; nightly with Director George sunset cruise. Indigenous Marine Emerson (482-3547). Life Aquarium, featuring The cost is $3 per per- The Bailey-Matthew's tarpon, trout, snook red- son. Partners guaranteed. Shell Museum. Located fish, grouper, horseshoe at 30*75 Sanibel-Captiva crabs and others, a touch Pajama Story Hour at Road Open Tuesday tank with live shells and the Sanibel Public ti jugh Sunday, 10 a.m. a research/ educational Library every Monday at to 4 p m , Closed display. Located at the 7 p.m. Children , ages 2 Mondajs. A half-hour Marine Habitat to 5, are invited to wear l£ .,:e and slide show Foundation's Barrier Shellcrafters pajamas and bring a f •• Tuesdays through Island Research Workshop — favorite stuffed toy. Mondays from 10 i ys at 11 a m. and 2 Laboratory, 900 Tarpon Children must be accom- r i . Admission for Bay Road. Open seven a.m. to 3 p m. at the panied by an adult. ad Jits $5, youth, 8 to 16, days, 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Sanibel Community $3, seven and under and 472-3558. Center. Library Kids Club members are free. meets at the Sanibel Suggested visiting time f Islands Trolley Tour. Public Library Mondays or exhibits 45 minutes Sanibel Trolley offers a at 6 p.m.. For children in to one hour. Gift Shop on narrated two-hour tour of grades 4 to 8. premises. For further Sanibel and Captiva— information call 395- history, people, places Friendship Bridge. At 2233. and wildlife. $10 for Shelling Sanibel— three. Fridays, 7-9 p.m. Refuge. Visitor center the Sanibel adults. Departs at 10 a.m. Trolley to live aquari- Free. 472-9979. open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Congregational United The Sanibel Public and 1 p.m. from the ums, the shell museum Saturday-Thursday. Church of Christ, 2050 Library is located at 770 Chamber of Commerce. and the shore. Friday, 9 CROW Tour. Care Closed Friday. One Periwinkle Way, Dunlop Road Open Call 472-6374. to 11 a.m. Sights and and Rehabilitation of Wildlife Drive open sun- Mondays from 1:30 to Monday and Thursday History Tour—A trip Wildlife offers guided rise to sunset daily 4:00 p.m. $2. Everyone from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sanibel Historical from SanibePs Point tour at 11 a.m. Monday- except Friday. 472-1100. Tuesday, Wednesday and Village and Museum. Ybel to the end of Friday, and Sunday at 1 Gate times vary, contact • see page 8B

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Anyone hitch- Police Department, the city sponsors BMRH program donation is given. ing up with a new membership that the Sanibel Amateur Radio Volunteer The Gift Wrap is a cost effective way at night will get $5 off on the price of a Team. This group of licensed, trained The Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club saving time. For a small cost, volun- great barbecue. radio volunteers is view by the city as made a contribution to the Tenant teers and employees will wrap just Call the Sanibel Community an essential part of the Sanibel Assistance Fund in its continuing sup- about any size gift you have. For more Association at 472-2155 no later than Emergency Management Plan. These port of the Below Market Rate Housing information call 489-9159. Nov. 17. Do your part to bring the radio volunteers are trained to provide program. community back to the Community emergency communications in the This year's funds, in addition to assist- Association. event a disaster strikes the area. ing with back to school supplies and Gain a train tuition, are to be used to establish a The 19th Annual Model Railroad Train Dental Assistance Fund to help with Show & Flea Market will take place at Resident eco-tours the expense of preventative dental care Fort Myers Senior High School, 2635 The first resident environmental ori- for those in need. Cortez Blvd. Nov. 29 through Nov. 30. entation is being offered by the Times are 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. on the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation 29th and 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. on the Foundation today from 9 a.m. until 30th. Admission for adults is $3 and 1:30 p.m. All residents, property own- teens it's $2. ers and staff are invited to participate in this jam-packed program free of charge. Reservations are requested. Swing your Along the tour you will view SCCF's Dayton Preserve, CROW's pard'ner rehab facility, City Hall, and the All you need to know is your left "Ding" Darling Refuge's Bailey Tract. foot from your right, and before you You will learn about the genesis of the know it, you'll be square dancing with conservation movement on the islands your island friends and neighbors at a Contributed photo and share wildlife stories with Mark good-time hoe-down. Westall over lunch prepared by SCCF As part of this year's program to Contributed photo Sanibel City Manager Gary Price volunteers. revive the community center as a gath- (center) receives a check from Other programs will follow. They Beary May and Bob Wigley of the ering place for the island, the Sanibel Sanibel amateur radio emergency Kiwanis present a check to are Dec. 12, Jan. 9, Jan. 30, Feb. 13, Community Association is inviting unit representatives Jerry March 13, March 27, April 3 and April Community Housing and everyone to an old-fashioned square Deutscher (right) and Al Resources Director Jan Hyatt. Rosenheck (left). 10. dance and barbecue dinner Nov. 20. For more information call 472-2329. Following a social hour which begins at 5:30, a dinner of barbecued Hospice holiday ribs and chicken will be served by the Radio waves Luncheon fashions award-winning Bullfeathers of Sanibel. Tickets are available for the Lee Hope Hospice kicks off the holiday After dinner the tables will be Ev and Martha Ballardmade a Republican Women, Federated annual season Nov. 20 with two of its biggest cleared, the music will play and the $1,000 donation to the City of Sanibel fund-raiser to be held Nov. 17 at the fund-raisers — Tree of Lights and Gift dancing will begin! Cowboy hats and for use by the Sanibel Amateur Radio Forest Country Club. The social hour Wrap at the Edison Mall. boots are suggested, but not required. Volunteer Team to enhance their ability begins at 11:15 a.m. with the luncheon The Tree of Lights, which, by the end Everyone on the island is invited for to serve the island in the event of a dis- •please see page 8B of the holiday season, will be decorated the festivities, with the charge for SCA aster. Self help meetings Fridays Church. at 10:30 a.m. at the home divorced women in their Anonymous, open step Alcoholics Al-Anon, noon, of Topper Schram, 1774 40s and 50s. A therapeu- meeting. Sanibel Anonymous, Noon, Sanibel Community Mondays Bunting Lane. For more tic group for women fac- Community Church, next Men's Big Book Group, Church. Alcoholics information, call 395- ing the need to build new to Jerry's, 8:30 a.m. Sanibel Congregational Anonymous, 10 a.m., 0130 or 472-0404. lives in the wake of lone- United Church of Christ, Alcoholics Sanibel Women's Group, liness, guilt, anger and FISH sponsored across from Periwinkle Anonymous, 8 p.m., Sanibel Congregational Al-Anon. Sanibel rejection. This group will Support Group for the Shopping Plaza. a open speaker meeting, United Church of Christ. Community Church. offer a positive program Visually Impaired, meets St. Michael and All 8:35 a.m. for accepting your the first Wednesday of Alcoholics Angels Episcopal Alcoholics divorce as a solution, not every month at 3 p,m. at Anonymous, closed dis- Church. Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., Alcoholics as a punishment; for lay- the Island Civic Center. cussion meeting, St. Captiva Survivors, next Anonymous, 8 p.m., ing your past to rest; and For further information Michael and All Angels San/Cap Tuesday Night for reaching out toward call 472-0047. Adult Children Of to library on Captiva Rd. Episcopal Church, 8 p.m. Group, Sanibel new healthier relation- Alcoholics (ACOA), 8 (look for library sign). 454-0330. Congregational United ships. Life does get bet- Thursdays p.m., Sanibel ter. On-going group. Church of Christ. 12 Steps For Alcoholics Community Church. Tuesdays Wednesdays, 6 to 7:30 Everyone, 11 a.m., Anonymous, 11th Step FISH sponsored p.m., $20 per session. Wednesdays Sanibel Community Workshop Group. 6:30 Saturdays Caregivers Support Call 395-2184. Church. 472-2684. p.m. at the Sanibel Alcoholics Group. Meets the fourth Common Concerns Group for recently Congregational Church. Anonymous, 9 a.m., next Tuesday of every month- Alcoholics to library on Captiva Rd. (Look for library sign.) GRAND OPENING Sundays A UNIQUE SPECIALTY STORE MILLION DOLLAR VIEW Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m. Step 6071 SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ROAD group, Sanibel SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA Congregational Church. Overlooking Clam Bayou, Silver Key and the Gylf-xrf Alanon, 8 p.m., Mexico, this property has views that surpass those Sanibel Congregational offered at several times the price. f\ Featuring an open, flowing floor plan, this 3 bedroom, 2 WOOD PRODUCTS For this and other fine bath home has recently undergone major updates that • WROUGHT IRON water-front properties, include new cabinets, tile, carpeting, appliances &M - HOME ACCENTS paint. Finishing touches for your new Sanibel home BOAT POTTERY please call include a generous screened pool arjd two car garjge. RIDES Guy Crosby, Broker Available at $775,d 941/454-5554 office to CaU»gaKeKCayo Costa h 941/433-2009 evenings and North Captiw p-i'ifrt/ U-AUIOIUS evelopmeiti L/otpowtim 4T2-SS00 (941) si MIMMhRl I*J Jensen's Marina 437-8100 r -,16680 McGregor Blvd. • Fort Myers, FL 33908 V Captiva Island MINERS PLAZA • 15501-5 McGREGOR BLVD.»FT, MYERS ''fjfti J, 't* k \ V,., -""w .*- \ 6B Q NOVEMBER 7, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER REEVES AND SUECHTING TAKE LEAD IN BRIDGE Is there a cure for arthritis? •from page 2B Dorothy Suechting followed by Murr We all know someone who com- credence to the idea that this avenue minimum $20 donation which will be Mooney and Kay Trimbur. Nancy plains of the stiffness and pain of of treatment for arthritis. deposited in the WWF. Healy and Mary Jane Rawlings came in arthritis. Osteoarthritis is a chronic, A recent British study suggests that, To obtain bid forms and rules, inter- third. In the East/West division, Lacy degenerative condition manifesting rather than being a process of progres- ested individuals should mail a self- Fendly and Helen Quimby fended off joint pain and stiffness. It is caused by sive and inevitable wear and tear from addressed, stamped envelope to: Lake Beth and Jerry Miller and Charlene and a gradual wearing away of the articu- aging, osteoarthritis may be due to an Trafford Restoration, Fisheries Don Young to win. lar cartilage of the joints — usually interference with, or inability of the Division, Everglades Regional Office, the hands, feet, knees, hips or spine. body's repair mechanism is due, Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish As the cartilage wears thin and finally depending on whom you believe, Commission, 8535 Northlake Blvd , West Palm Beach, FL 33412. City tennis tourney wears through, bone rubs on bone, either to a lack of sufficient cartilage The City of Sanibei and the Sanibei causing inflammation of the synovial specific nutrients, or to an excess of Tennis Committee are sponsoring a tissues which line the joint, finally toxic body wastes. These toxic body Beaehview golf mixed doubles tennis tournament Nov. wearing away some of the bone itself. wastes afflict and derange the carti- 14 at 9 a.m. A fee for entrance into the Spurs of bone, which jab into local lage tissue, and negatively affect its In a two best ball of four held Oct tournament is $10 and the entry dead- soft tissues, are often present, and capacity to heal and be properly nour- 25 at Beachview, the team of Ralph line is Nov. 12. cause pain and inflammation. ished. Proponents of this second theo- Ariss, Jerry Kohmescher and Ed O'Neil with the help of a blind draw To register, stop by the Sanibei In a ry blame improper diets high in ani- shot a 114 to win. Elementary School tennis courts recently mal protein, refined sugar and saturat- Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. published ed fats, while low in green and yellow Tom Judson, Dorell Luce, Bob until noon or call 472-0875 and leave a book, one vegetables. This, combined with poor Mooney and Jack Harrington shot a message. doctor digestion and elimination of accumu- 116 to finish one stroke ahead of third makes lated toxic wastes, prevents the body place team Al Krause, Joe Steinert, controver- from being able to continue to heal the Mac McClintock and Bob Neth. Boating and fishing sial claims damage caused by the constant use of In an individual low net tournament that a cure the joints. To most likely cause, in my on the back nine, Tom Redford and seminars next week for arthri- opinion, is a combination of both of Bob Neth tied with a 36. Corney Becker and Dick Grant tied with a 37. West Marine will present a boat tis does the above stated theories. engine seminar at 6 p.m. and will last exist. Most Damaged cartilage cannot repair approximately two hours. A wealth of orthodox itself easily since, like ligament tissue, Sanibei swimmer knowledge will be available for free medical it has no blood supply of its own. and you can learn several great ways to doctors Win Smith Therefore, it must depend upon nutri- tops again save money by doing it yourself. remain Health talk ents delivered by a vigorous blood Brittany Gann returned to her home West Marine will host a grouper skeptical, supply in adjacent tissues which then waters last week after a pre-Halloween fishing seminar Nov. 12 The presenta- however, diffuses into the cartilage. Injuries" to road trip to Largo to participate in a tion will teach you certain tricks, when But arthritis cures and books extolling joints and their surrounding soft tis- swimming competition. She was the certain rigs work and current hot spots. the benefits of one treatment or anoth- sue, such as sprains, and surgeries only Sanibei Water Attack Team mem- This seminar begins at 7 p.m. er have persisted for many years. from football and other sports injuries, ber to attend. The next local meet is On Nov. 19 at 7 p.m., teak and Orthodox medicine generally does often compromise this type of circula- Nov. 15 at Cypress Lake. mahogany boats will be discussed. not recognize any known cause for tion. This is why joint injuries so often Marine air conditioners will be dis- osteoarthritis. The usual Western med- lead to arthritis in such afflicted joints cussed Nov. 24 beginning at 7 p.m. ical treatment consists of medication, as years go by. Beachview Classic For more information about these such as non-steroidal anti-inflammato- Natural remedies which correct the In a 36-hole tournament held Oct. 28 events or upcoming events call West ry drugs, cortisone, gold salts, pain nourishment, and detoxify the body through Nov. 1 at Beachview, Jerry Marine at 275-6077. relievers, etc. These may temporarily may be effective in many cases of Kohmescher shot a 71 and 72 for a reduce the pain and inflammation, but arthritis. In particular, a low animal three stroke victory to win the champi- are generally recognized as not suc- protein, low fat diet, Cartilage precur- onship flight over Orion Nunn. Jerry cessfully addressing the cause and sors such as glucosamine sulfate, Muench finished six back with a 149. Dimes' to host progression of the condition. Since micronized collagen, and chondroitin Ralph Ariss edged out Dorell Luce they are taken as palliatives to reduce sulfate are also recommended. Natural in a sudden death playoff to win the A United Way Tennis uncomfortable symptoms, they must steroidal treatment includes the root of flight. Tom Judson finished in third. tournament be taken more or less continuously the yucca plant, which contains Jim Putney nipped Nate Sheckman and for a long period of time. This can steroid like compounds and topical to win the B flight by two strokes. Dick The Dunes will host the 8th Annual lead, in many individuals, to serious application of pregnenalone and prog- Grant finished in third. United Way of Lee County Doubles Tennis Tournament Nov. 8-9. Play will negative side effects of the medica- esterone. These are a safe and natural Ed O'Neil shot a 136 from the gold begin at 9 a.m. tions. Ultimately in many cases, they alternative to steroidal injections or tees to win by two strokes over Mac just postpone the inevitable surgical oral prednisone. McClintock. Bob Neth finished in Tournament organizers expect joint replacement. John Winthrop "Win" Smith is a third. another succeesful year for the event Unorthodox physicians and healers Licensed Acupuncture Physician and which raises money to support United have recommended numerous arthritis Doctor of Oriental Medicine at the Way of Lee County. treatments and cures, most of which International Medical Center on Bridge scores Tournament categories include focus on diet, nutrition, and the addi- Sanibei Island. He can be reached at Winners for duplicate bridge Oct. 27 mixed, women's and men's doubles. tion of specific nutritional supple- 395-9355. in the North/South division were Gus The format will be single elimination. ments. Recent studies seem to lend Durholz and Cindy Adams, followed Cost for the event is $45. by Maureen Cloutier and Peter Putnam. For more information call 433-2000. Winners of the East/West were Joyce PUBLIC NOTICE Truitt and Peg Emerson followed by Belle Lipsky and Bill Cirrito. On December 2, 1997, the Sanibei City Council will be reviewing Winners of the North/South division •the following committees for appointments and/or Nov. 3 were Ginny Reeves and reappointments: • Historical Preservation Committee Marine Advisory Committee Vegetation Committee Wildlife Committee

On January 6, 1998, the Sanibei City Council will be reviewing the appointments and/or reappointments to the:

• Planning Commission

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required financial disclosure forms. Custom Design Service. Exclusive Collection of French/Dutch Antiques PINE RIDGE RD EXIT' 1892 Trade Center Way • Naples • (941) 514-0336 10,000 Sq.Ft. ISLAND REPORTER • NOVEMBER 7, 1997 Q 7B Foundation celebrates 30 years of balancing needs of man and nature By Jill Goodman Staff Writer For 30 years the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCCF) has dedicated itself to maintain- ing the delicate balance between the ecosystem, resi- dential encroachment and tourism. With dedication and drive, nearly 2,000 acres have been acquired on the island to ensure the habitation of wildlife, of which, many species are endangered. "The land acquisition is our top priority. It's one of the ways to maintain the quality of life and ambiance the island has which is what drew people to visit and live here," said SCCF Executive Director Eric Lindblad. He continued to explain how important the balance is between maintaining the natural habitat in the face of the expanding population. "It is a challenge for anyone where it's populat- ed—to maintain what they came to see and maintain what the wildlife needs. Some animals live well with people, but others like the eagle, need a habitat to sur- vive and reproduce." To celebrate three decades of hard work and suc- Rope maker Billy Payne watches Madeline cessful efforts, SCCF threw a birthday party this past Adams weave rope from palm fronds. She and weekend. Photos by Gwenda Hiett-ciements her mom Clare are visiting relatives. A reception for the volunteers was held Oct. 31 in Baby Jacob Hetzer catches a nap. He is visit- the auditorium of the Barrier Island Group for the Art Bird Westall spent the day conducting infor- ing with mom Susan, dad Rainer, and brother (BIG Arts). About 175 volunteers and their spouses mative canoe trips of the Foundation back Lucas, from Germany, enjoyed the food catered from Gilligan's Restaurant area. and the appreciative acknowledgment from the 10 the 200 well-wishers on hand. member SCCF staff who regaled the crowed with a The festivities concluded with a Sunday brunch at hilarious skit and original song. the Nature Center for board members and directors. Recognition was given long-time volunteers. Ten former board members included Congressman Those on board for 15 to 20 years received an Porter Goss and long-time local resident and environ- embossed glass plate, while the 10-year volunteers mentalist, Dick Workman. received an etched glass bell. "One of our members, Bob Hanger spoke. He is a According to SCCF development coordinator, former board member and big supporter," said Marti Bryant, "It was just fabulous, they really had a Bryant. good time. I've never heard so much positive feed- Sixty people enjoyed quiches, hams and fruits back." washed down with mimosas and Bloody Marys. Under initially cloudy skies, the party continued Bryant added, "It was just something that you plan on Saturday at the SCCF grounds with a steel drum for a long time and when it comes together it's really band as background to demonstrations of shell paint- rewarding. I didn't do it alone, the entire staff pitched ing, paper and rope making, bird carving and many in to make this event such a success." other exhibitions and displays. Tours of the nature SCCF is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to trail were conducted, visitors canoed on the Sanibel the preservation of natural resources and wildlife River and watched butterflies being released, while habitat on and around Sanibel and Captiva. For more they enjoyed tasty snacks and a birthday cake created information call 472-2329. by Barney's Incredible Edibles large enough to feed

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At the lookout tower Hal Helms and Jody Harker of Sanibel took part MARTIN G. ARNOWITZ in the guided trail tours offered throughout the day. Attorney at Law former Senior Trial Attorney The Islands' premier builder at Goldberg, Goldstein & Buckley since 1983! FREE EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS Treatments for PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE OPENING WEDNESDAY OF HIS LAW FIRM HIP& NOVEMBER 12 KNEE PAIN MARTIN G. ARNOWITZ, PA. GEORGE 1625 Hendry Street, Suite 102 PARKER Reservations Requested: 8350 Riverwalk Park Blvd., Suite 1 Ft. Myers, Florida 33901 INC. Fort Myers o 482-5399 Riverwalk Medical Park (on college pkwy.) Tel: 332-8818 • NEW CONSTRUCTION JOHN S. FIFER, JRn MD. • REMODELING • DESIGN INSTITUTE FOR Fax:332-3376 DAVID M HELIGMAN, MB. \rthopaedic Surgery & (941)466-5100 ED GOMEZ, MJD. _ orts Medicine Board Certified Civil Trial Attorney ORTHOPEDIC SURGEONS at Mnnvnlk Orthopaedic Center Specializing in Personal Injury & Wrongful Death BOARD CERTIFIED Joint Replacement Center STATE CERTIFIED GENERAL CONTRACTOR CG-C007963 8B Q NOVEMBER 7,1997 • ISLAND REPORTER THERE'S NO CROWING ON THANKSGIVING, BUT THERE'S A DUTCH TREAT FOR SHELLERS •from page 5B and fashion show beginning at 11 45 tion call 332-5346 According to Jean Klein, president, a.m one of this year's goals of the group is tf¥£11 Fashions from Jones New York and an in-depth study of horticulture Jones New York Sport will be modeled AARP meeting In keeping with the horticultural Caregivers Support group sponsored by members of the club The American Association of Retired theme an extensive botanical tour has by FISH meets the fourth Tuesday of Tickets for the luncheon are $20 and Persons will hold its next meeting Nov. been designed by the staff at the each month, except December, at 10 30 may be obtained by contacting Arlene 14 at the Island Seniors Club at 1.30 Edison/Ford Winter Estates a.m. at 1774 Bunting Lane For further Dames at 433-4997. p.m Guest speaker will be Sanibel Chairperson of both events is Dr. information call Topper Schram, 395- librarian Patricia Allen. Faye Granberry, 472-6940. 0130. For more information call 472-5517. Reservations are required by Nov 9 Meeting dates are Nov 25, Dec 16, Senior companions The cost of the tour is $15 Jan. 27, Feb 24, March 24, April 28, The Senior Companion Program of The Shell Island Garden Club, May 26, and June 23 Lee County is looking for Seniors, 60 No CROW founded in 1992, is comprised of mem- and older to become Senior CROW will not have a tour avail- bers from Sanibel, Captiva and Fort Companions and serve homebound able for Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov Myers Visiting the club is by invita- elderly individuals by providing trans- 27. The hospital will be open for tion from a member. portation to medical appointments, and patient reception only. The 11am. tour offering contact to the outside world. resumes Fnday, Nov. 28 Senior Companions serve 20 hours Deeds per week and receive transportation Garden Club reimbursement and an annual physical The following property deeds were Robinson, Rosemary H. Trustee, and examination. If they meet low-income The shell Island Garden Club will meet for a "Dutch treat" luncheon on recorded at the Lee County Robinson, Leo F. And Rosemary H. guidelines, Senior Companions, receive Courthouse during the week ending Trust to "Byrum, Jack C Trustee, and a tax-free stipend of $2 45 per hour. Tuesday, Nov. 11 at 11-30 at Peters La Cuisine in Fort Myers. Oct. 26: Byrum, Jack C. Trust, LI5, Ul, Sea For an application or more informa- Robinson, Leo F. Trustee, and Oats, $420,000. SCRABBLE, BRIDGE AND CHESS ARE JUST A FEW ACTIVITIES FOR SENIORS Chiphn Enterprises, Inc., to Fleming •from page 4B Jerry and Cheryl S. Par In 20-46s-23e. $395,000. welcome. Call Gertrude Ford at 395- Call 466-0657. from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sponsored by Burns, Kevin G., to Cothran, 1770 for more information. the Lee County Public Health Unit, Island Seniors Bridge for Fun. At overseas immunizations are available Howard S. and Joann, C, L44, The Dunes at Sanibel. Scrabble practice on Mondays at the Island Civic Center Tuesdays at 1 for a nominal fee and children's shots $375,000. Shell Point Village at 1 p.m. There is p.m. are free to those under 18. Minoui, Hormoz and Evelyn D., to no cost, but reservations are a must. Lord, Barry V. and Carol G19 12-46s- Call 466-0657. Island Seniors line dance. 2:30 Duplicate Bridge. At the Sanibel 21e. $213,000. p.m., Wednesdays at the Island Civic Community Center Thursdays at 1 p.m. Cothran, Howard S. and Joann C, to Chess players wanted at Island Center. 472-5743. Warstadt, Susan Joy, Pt. 158, Phase III, Seniors. Play chess on Tuesdays at 1 School Age Story Hour. At the Dunes, Sanibel, $210,000. p.m. Non-chess players may play Family Planning and Pregnancy Sanibel Public Library Thursdays from bridge or backgammon. If you would Testing. At the Island Civic Center the 3-3:45 p.m. Condos: Robbins, Frederick J., and Robbins, like to learn to play chess, Karl Godert second Wednesday of each month from Andrew F. Jr. to Horner Richard F. and is ready to teach you. Call 472-5743. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Country/Western Dance. Thursdays, 2-4 p.m. at the Island Civic Center (old Anne, U16-403 Phase IV, Sundial, $428,000. Scrabble practice on Tuesdays at Shots for Tots and Overseas library building) 472-5743 Shell Point Village at 7 p.m. There is Immunizations. The third Thursday of •please see page 12B no cost, but reservations are a must. every month at the Island Civic Center • PMR • PMR• PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • fT

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DATE: NOVEMBER 17, 1997 The Land Development Code Review Committee, a standing committee of the Sanibel Planning Commission will conduct a TIME: 9-00 A.M. Public Meeting: LOCATION: MacKenzie Hall Sanibel City Hall Wednesday, November 12,1997 at 8:30 A.M. 800 Dunlop Road Sanibel, Florida 33957 . ; at Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), AGENDA; „ -/ \. 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida. The purpose of the meeting is 1. Call to order by Chairman Walters. to finalize their report on the annual review of the provisions of 2. Election of Chairman and Secretary. the Land Development Code as required by Land Development 3. Review and approval of minutes of August 18, 1997. Code Section III.H.10., and to make any recommendations for 4. Review Third Quarter 1997, Performance Report from S.T.I. changes, deletions or additions to the Code. Capital Management. 5. Investment Performance Monitoring Report, Third Quarter 1997, from investment manager Burgess Chambers & ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Associates, Inc. 6. Review of upcoming meeting dates for 1998. If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with 7. Public comments and inquiries. respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, s/he 8. Other business. will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes may 9. Adjournment. need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter considered At such meeting or hearing, s/he 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 record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons is to be based. needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding ### should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, no later than one day prior to the proceeding. Telephone 941-472-3700 for assistance. If In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay service numbers, needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assistance. should contact Gary A. 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 Service Numbers, 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assistance. 10B • NOVEMBER 7,1997 Q ISLAND REPORTER School news

employment opportunities at our can grab a hot dog and soft drink in the scholarships are only for the students Sanibel Elementary school: campus dining hall and pick up a T- with excellent grades, low-income fam- • Citizens of the Week — For Oct. 1. Two day per week Technology shirt or other souvenir form the campus ilies, or the athletically inclined. A 27 to Oct. 30 congratulations to Conrad "Assistant position. This position , a bookstore. small example of the numerous schol- Petersen, Israel Salazar, Bree Silhavy, total of 6 1/4 hours per day, would pay Admissions counselors and other arships available to students include: Angelica Morales, Caroline Shannon, $7.06 per hour. Computer experience, representatives from the Student Handicapped Student Scholarships, Jared Peeke, Chris Larsen, Spencer preferably IBM, and experience work- Services Division will be available to Members of Church Scholarships, Moore, Alexis Healy, Stephanie Albert, ing with children are job prerequisites provide information about becoming a Scholarships for "C" Students, Veteran Jessica Schlegel, Alicia Jordan for this position. This assistant would FGCU student, financial aid and schol- Children's Scholarships, Scholarships • Prepaid college — Flyers that be responsible for instructing groups of arships and student life. for Minorities and much, much more. briefly describe Florida's Prepaid children on technology skills in our The community open house will be Much of private sector financial aid College Program have been sent home. computer lab. the finale in a trio of activities that start goes unused because the parents and If you are interested in this program 2. Three hours food service worker Thursday, Nov. 13 when the Division students do not know how or where to and would like to know more about it, plus three hours custodial position. of Student Services presents a high apply. The U.S. Commission for there are brochures and videos avail- This position, a total of six hours per school expo aimed at current high Scholastic Assistance — College able in the school office. day, would provide full benefits school juniors and seniors and their bound is an organization that supplies • Veterans' Closing — School will through the Lee County School Board parents. the public with over 700 different pri- be dismissed at noon Tuesday, Nov. 11 and the pay is $6.42 per hour. As the third activity on Saturday at 8 vate scholarship sources. in honor of Veterans' Day and the REC a.m. will be the inaugural 5K For information on obtaining these center will be closed. There will be no Scholarship Run and Walk sponsored scholarship lists, send a self-addressed, after school activities. FGCU open house by FGCU and Miromar Development, stamped, business size, #10 envelope to • School Store — The new white In February, thou- Inc. to benefit student : The U.S. Commission for Scholastic Sanibel Sea Horse T-shirts are available sands of people ——————-— scholarships. Assistance, P.O. Box 668, O'Fallon, IL in the school store. Youth sizes are $7; boarded buses for a If you have a school story Registration, which 62269. adult sizes, $8. The school store is also "before" look at the or personal acheivement, includes a race T-shirt, selling computer disks at $.70 each and Florida Gulf Coast please send, your infor- is $15 through Nov. 14 Sea Horse Directories at $2. University campus mation and photo to the and $20 the day of the Study abroad • UNICEF — UNICEF boxes may construction. Now Island Reporter, P.O. Box race. "Qualified high school students are be returned to the school office. the community is 509» Sanibel, Fla. 33957. Or fax your event to (941) For information offered a unique opportunity to spend • Salvation Army — The Salvation being invited back 472-8398. School news about the open house, an academic year or summer holiday in Army Canned Food Drive was very for the "after" view appears weekly on a call 590-1063 for 1- Scandinavia, Germany, France, Italy, successful. The school exceeded its at an open house space-available basis* 800-590-1000, ext. Switzerland, Britain, Holland, Spain, goal with a total of 2,000 cans donated. Saturday, Nov. 15 1065; for the Nov. 13 Portugal, Brazil, Czech and Slovak Mrs. Zocki's class and Mrs.from 10 a.m. to 2 expo for high school Republics, Poland, Mexico, Thailand, Kamosa's class tied for first place with p.m. ' '" students, call 590-7874 Japan, China, Taiwan, Australia, New over 13 cans per student. They will This time, the or 1-888-889-1095. For Zealand or Canada (French or English both be treated to an ice cream party. public can take a self-paced walking information and registration forms for speaking) as part of the ASSE The other winning classrooms were tour of campus and get an inside look the Run and walk, call 590-7940 or International Student Exchange second place, Mrs. Darby shire; third at the nation's newest public university. 590-7935. Program, " announced Jodi Kiefer, place, Mrs. Simmons; and fourth place, Those who visit the campus, located Southern Director of ASSE. Mrs. Sanders. All of the students in just east of 1-75 in southern Lee Students or families interested in these classes earned a certificate for a County, will have a chance to see class- College tuition more information abut the ASSE pro- free game of miniature golf. A big rooms, lecture halls, the library and A conservative estimate of college gram should contact Evelyn Mumm at "thank you" to Shelby Peters who was other facilities, enjoy demonstrations of cost for full-time student runs from 941.434-7493 Or call 1-800-473-0696. "Captain Can." ' the various technology employed at $10,000 to $30,000; high cost colleges The program is designated as an • Job opportunities — We are cur- FGCU, and hear presentations from can run from $40,000 to $100,000. exchange visitor program by the U.S. rently advertising two anticipated university faculty and staff. Visitors Most parents and students think that Information Agency. VON HARTEN WORKS AND PLAYS WELL WITH OTHERS, GETS AN A+ FROM PTA PRESIDENT •from page IB TECHNOLOGY / PERSONAL with all tasks includ- Respects rights of Enthusiasm: functions. COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT ing pouring punch at others: Lets students Always has a smile SCIENCE Displays courtesy: meetings. make their own on her face. COMMENTS: Her efforts have Let's everyone have Completes tasks: choices such as eat- Generosity: Always Mrs. Von Harten brought the neces- a say; shows every- Has initiated new ing inside or outside. ready with sea horse shows great enthusi- sary computers to one his or her idea is programs at school Works and plays tickets to pass out to asm for her job as promote the important. including the after- well with others: students for good principal. We feel Accelerated Reading Accepts personal school learning Has worked well behavior. she has outstanding program. responsibility: enrichment experi- with parents, teach- Visibility: There leadership qualities. Pitches in to help ences. ers and community every morning to She works well with members in commit- great students and others — students, ROLEX OWNERS tee decision making. parents at the front teachers and par- ADD DIAMOND ELEGANCE Fact Is^The Best Island Golf TO YOUR WATCH Appearance: She of the school and end ents. Her progress Custom Diamond Dials *550 shows an amazing of day to say good- has been exemplary. Custom Diamond Bezels 'S50 Isn't Even On The Island Change Your Dial Color '125 talent for coordina- bye. We recommend she SPECIAL ROLEX OVERHAUL a CLEANING.' tion and the use of Resourcefulness: be promoted to the NORMALLY S25IWS0 teacher-motif in her Shops flea markets next quarter. NOW ONLY $199 , style. to come up with dec- Brenda Harrity, Leadership: orative items such as President PTA FINE * ffiWEUKS 1700 Periwinkle Way Practices leadership vases for teacher Jerry 5 Shopping Center Sanibel Island, FL 33957 without dictatorship. appreciation flowers. OVERALL PROGRESS: ATTENDANCE Excellent, A+,

It's right here. on the signature 9th Non-Resident Equity, and Annual Mrs. Von Harten Honor Roll achieve- and 18 greens at the beautiful and memberships for Golf, Tennis or has not missed a day ment private Fiddlesticks Golf & Country Social Allow our luxurious 38,000 of school. She also Club. Located in Fort Myers, sq ft. clubhouse be your next site for Fiddlesticks boasts two championship those special events such as attends each week- golf courses, including the famed weddings, receptions, banquets, or end and after-school 7162 yard, par-72 "Long Mean" private parties course In addition to great golf, So if you want to enjoy the very best members enjoy tennis on six in island golf, and fine dming, we SPECIAL Depart 7-30 a.m. PALM GROVE MARINA NOTICE lighted clay courts, in\ ite j ou to get off the island n swimming in the healed and visit Fiddlesticks Golf & The Board of Commissioners of the poo! and fine dining in Country Club today or call &3 the clubhouse Best of all, Dianne Walton membership Captiva Fire Control District will hold its therearea variety of dub sales and marketing manager, State of the Art, high-speed, smooth 110' Supercruisers regular meeting at 5:00 P.M. on the memberships being at(941) 768-1113 offered including Includes: parking, fresh hot breakfast, "LIVE" entertainment SECOND MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH. Slots & Bingo, full bar, deli galley, sundeck, 5 hours m Key West The meeting will take place at the Captiva MC/Visa, Overnights, "Conch Tour Train", Gift Certificates. Group Rates Try our magnificmtmxo^ind^J^ Fire Station located at 14981 Captiva Drive COUNTRY CLUB S.W., Captiva, FL 33924. The public is 5391 Oinongate Drue (oft Djniels PJ^wyJ • Fort Myers Florida U912 • (941) 768 1113 invited. ISLAND REPORTER Q NOVEMBER 7, 1997 Q 11B Religion

Congregation Bat Yam Sat., 5:30 p m. Contemporary Worship Service 472-2173 Mon., 1 p.m. Prayer Group 2304 Periwinkle Way (through April 15) Temple of the Islands 395-1900 Sanibel Community Church Worship Hour from Sat., 5 p.m. Worship Reform Synagogue 7 p m. to 8'3O p.m every Friday An hour of prayer, Sun., 7-30, 9:30, 11 '30 am Worship Congregational United Church of Christ singing and worship Call Joan at 472-1936 for more Wed., 9 a.m. Healing 2060 Penwinkle Way information. Thurs , 7.30 a.m Worship followed by Bible Fn., 8pm Services Dr Ralph E "Denny" Dennison, Jr., Pastor; Study Sat., 9 a.m. beginning Hebrew 10-11 am Assoc. Pastor, Rev. Robert P "Rob" Peterson Rector. Very Rev. William Dodd Basic Judiasm, 11-12 noon, Jewish Issues Discussion Group Rabbi Murray Saltzman Sanibel Congregational Unitarian-Universalist Chapel By The Sea 472-1646 United Church of Christ 472-0497 Society of the Chapm Lane, Captiva 2050 Periwinkle Way (opposite Periwinkle Place Islands Sun. 11 a.m. Services Shopping Center) 561-2700 Rev. Charles C. Smith Sun. 7:45 a.m. Chapel, 9 and 11 a.m. Full Congregational First Church of Christ Scientist 472-8684 Worship, United Church of 2950 West Gulf Dr. Dr. Randall H. Neihoff, Minister, Associate Christ Sun. 10:30 Services; Wed. meeting 7:30 p.m. Minister, Rev. Sandra Boler 2050 Periwinkle Reading Room Mon., Wed., Fri. Way 10 a.m. to 12 noon St. Isabel First Sun. of Catholic Church 472-2763 month, 7:30 p.m., Sanibel Community Church 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road Nov.-April, 8:30 a.m. Mass Every day,. Rev. Dr. Wayne Multi-denominational 472-2684 Sun., 10:30, a.m., 12 noon Mass A. Robinson 1740 Periwinkle Way (near Jerry's) Sat, 5:30 p.m. Mass Sun. 8 a.m. Worship with Communion, Monsignor Robert Schiefen; Associates, Father 9 a.m. Contemporary Worship with Communion, Carmen Caruso and Father Walter Brandis. Rev. Dr. Wayne A. 10:15 a.m. Sunday School, St. Michael's and All Angels Episcopal Church Robinson 11:15 a.m. Traditional Worship Service

Christianity came to Korea. Also she Community will discuss the struggle of the north Thanksgiving and south to reunite and the hunger cri- ANNOUNCING VIVA LA CHEF sis in the north. Ms. Lee is the wife of Mark Your Calender & Learn To Cook^Hh Class Again this year members of island the pastor of the Korean-American congregations will gather at the Sanibel Schools in session, so mark your calender and try your hand at gourmet Baptist church in Fort Myers. cooking or learn new ways to add fitness to your own meals at our next Viva la Community Center on Thanksgiving The public is invited to attend both Chef class. Classes teach participants the secrets of preparing regional cuisine, Eve at 7:30. the luncheon and the presentation known for its unique blend of fresh seafood, exotic fruits, vegetables and spices as The program praises and which starts at 12:30. Reservations are prepared at Chadwick's, South Seas Plantation's award winning restaurant. Thanksgiving will include special par- required for the luncheon which costs Clau fee of $15.00 •97 Class Sdieihle ticipation by many island organiza- Includes luncb, but sp*ee Is 11.00 a.m Tuesdays $3. Call the church at 472-2684. Halted to call tatty to make tions. Representatives have been invit- your reservation* - 472-7578 ed to attend a planning meeting at the Dec. 2 ttPtlWS IHCREBIBU EVERYMV BVFFl? Community Center Wednesday, Nov. Building a better 12 at 10 a.m. People are needed for decorating, relationship making cookies, planning music, etc. "Building Better Relationships" is Anyone who attended last year is the theme of a new worship series welcome to participate in planning this being presented by the Sanibel year's event. For information call Jean Community Church. The six week Wood at 472-0673. series taught by Pastor Denny Denison will include the following topics: "How to Let Go of Your Past," "How to Korean luncheon Become a More Loving Person," and A special luncheon with Korean cos- "How to Increase the Value of Your Everything The Name Implies tume, music and Korean menu will be Relationships." rf you seek privacy m Sanibel's most natural setting, uncrowded access to held at Sanibel Community Church The new worship series is being A the island's only private golf club, and a stunnmg selection of luxurious Nov. 20 at 11:45 a.m. sponsored by the offered three times each Sunday at 8 single family, villa and condominium residences, visit The Sanctuary on Women's Guild a.m., 9 am. and 11:15 a.m. Sanibel Island Helen Lee will speak about how For questions call 472-2684.

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Dee Fulk gives final turtle tally as When Chris Potts, Evelyn's grand- Optimist breakfast son, was asked what his contribution The first meeting of the newly coordinator ofSCCF turtle program was going to be to the tournament he chartered Sanibel-Captiva Optimist said, "We're going to win, that's what Club is meeting at the Sanibel we're going to do." Chowder Company Nov. 11 at 7:30 IT'S A WRAP "He wants to see his name on his a.m. Plans to develop a Teen grandfather's plaque," Evelyn Potts Assistance Program matching teens said. with seniors with needs will be out- For more information about the Bill By Gwenda Hiett-Clements George Madison, volunteer coordi- lined. The public is encouraged to nator, said, "Dee has been so devoted and Bob Potts' Memorial Golf come and learn about the group. Staff Writer for so long to this program. In trying to Tournament, call 466-7747. Breakfast is $5. Call Michelle Moran, By telling a story about a pond turtle 472-1587 to reserve a spot. who loved to feel the warm sun on her do such a complete job, the time she shell, Dee Fulk told Sanibel-Captiva put into it made it not possible for her Conservation Foundation loggerhead to do other things. She wanted to spend sea turtle program volunteers she is time with her family, her grandson. She retiring as coordinator of the program. just wanted to get up and not feel over- In the story the Pond Turtle "loved whelmed. She left because it was best to feel the warm sun on her shell, the for her and that makes me happy. I am rain dripping on her head and hear the pleased for her." wind whistle And as Fulk noted in her story, she in her nose." will remain involved in environmental Fulk hopes to causes. The Great Blue Heron in her Turtle have time story wrapped it up for her: "Come, now to return Pond Turtle, we have more to see." Talk to those sim- At the final meeting Tuesday, Oct. ple pleasures. 28 for sea turtle volunteers, final tallies PIRATE As the for this season were also announced Pond Turtle she was called away by the and explained. Great Blue Heron to help with the A data sheet showed comparative So n i h ©I f.'ilfl n d' s Prof e s si o n a I Th e at re plight of the sea turtles, and as she numbers for the past three years. noted, "She loved to learn new things Total nests: and meet new critters." All: 1995 — 296; 1996 — 384; Fulk said, "I have loved what I've 1997 — 295 done here. It was a very hard decision Captiva: 1995—141; 1996 — 117; and I will continue to work with the 1997 — 94 turtle program, just not as the coordina- Sanibel East: 1995 —19; 1996 — SI* GIMAr SHOWS: tor. 55; 1997 — 34 As she noted in her story, the pond Sanibel West: 1995 —136; 1996 — turtle could not have been happier, but 221; 1997 — 167 ' By Harper Lee as she said, "I just can't fit 48 hours Total Eggs in evaluated nests: By William Shakespeare Adapted for stags by Christopher Sergei into 24!" All: 1995 — 24,467; 1996 — Oct 24-Nov8 Jan 23-Feb 21 38,748; 1997 —30,324 Sponsored by Community Bank Sponsored by WGCU-FM 90.1- of (he Islands Captiva: 1995 —10,330; 1996 — 11,414; 1997 — 9,871 V Sanibel East: 1995—1,891; 1996 tamping; with Henry THE MISER; — 5,808; 1997 — 3,570 and Tom By Moliere Sanibel West: 1995 —12,246; 1996 By Mark St. Germain Feb 27-March 28 — 21,526; 1997 — 16,883 Nov14-Dec13 Sponsored by Mrs. J. Howard Wood Total Hatchlings Emerged: Sponsored by WGCU-TV 30/Cable 3 All: 1995 — 16,215; 1996 — 29,073; 1997 — 22,204 Bell. Booh and Candle TheBusinessof «UfiO£R Captiva: 1995 —7,803; 1996 — : ; '; By John van Drufen ; By Richard Harris 8,656; 1997 — 6,828 Dec 19-iari 17 April 3-May 2 Sanibel East: 1995 —614; 1996 — Sponsored by Bailey's General Store Sponsored by SunTrust 4,035; 1997 — 2,090 Sanibel West: 1995 —7,798; 1996 — 16,382; 1997 —13,286 EIGHT GREAT RESTAURANTS: Fulk said, "Across the board it was a good year all things considered. We CELLINI'S OF CAPTIVA THE SANIBEL STEAK HOUSE weren't subject to storms. We had some Ppnr.e Steak • Chops • Seafood nests inundated with heavy rains and CAPTIVA AST CAFE SEAFOOD CENTER & CRAB HOUSE some hit by waves that washed up." ij' i' j • .caiia * 'iui» J .it Riqhi Just Off The Islcnd She explained, "We spiked last year. The fact that we went down this year is r, THE HUNGRY HERON TARWINKLES SEAFOOD RESTAURANT not a cause for concern. 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By Jill Goodman and beyond Staff Writer Sanibel resident Dr. Paul Stark is proudly provides even leading the Southwest Symphony Orchestra into the 21st Century. more creative His enthusiasm over the program planned for this season is well found- talent outlets ed since it is a menu filled with goodies for By Jill Goodman every palate. Staff Writer Spearheading the hile island entertainment satiates the cul- organization, Stark is tural cravings of most, there is no lack of diligently striving to Wmusical and theatrical productions with- expand programs and in a short drive off the islands to challenge the afi- explore new ideas for the cionado. betterment of the sym- The Broadway Palm Dinner Theater, now in its phony. fifth season, has expanded and includes the Off Accustomed to being Broadway Palm Theatre, the Art Cafe, Cafe Cabaret, an innovator, Stark, for- the Broadway Palm Art Gallery gift shop and the Playbill Bar. merly with the Eli Lily Saul Taffet Broadway Palm director of marketing, Susan Company in Indiana, Paul Stark and his wife Carole began visiting the island in 1979 and headed the team of now call it home seven months out of the year. Dr. Stark dedicates Johnson explained how they plan their theatrical sea- researchers who devel- much of his time to the development of the Southwest Florida sons with their audiences in mind. oped the anti-depressant Symphony of which he is president. "We start by polling our audiences mid-season, drug, Prozac. He went on that provides a good base and we narrow it down to found his own corpo- months on the island. some outdoor summer desire is to make the over a period of time." Johnson added that the current ration for whom he con- Stark explained his events." symphony an important production of "Jesus Christ Superstar" is reaching a tinues to act as a consul- aspirations to expand the Also under discussion part of the community new audience. tant. symphony's season. is the possibility of hav- and he encourages feed '"Jesus Christ Superstar' is handled with dignity Stark has been a visi- "I want to grow and ing the Southwest back from the audiences. and reverence and is a very special production for the tor to Sanibel since 1979, extend the season from Florida Symphony "The people can be a audience as well as everyone at Broadway Palm," she and with his wife Carole September to the end of Chamber group perform part of it," he said. "The said. now spends seven May," he said, adding, "I at BIG Arts during the •please see page 3C Here's a glimpse at Broadway Palm's upcoming would even consider upcoming season. Stark's season: Through Nov. 22 "Jesus Christ Superstar" Nov. 22-Dec. 27 "Wonderful Life!" Expresso rolls into BIG Arts Dec. 31-Feb. 21 "South Pacific" Feb. 26-April 11 "Gypsy" By Jack Lewis April 16-May 30 "Some Like it Hot" Special to the Island Reporter June 4-July 4 "Lost in Yonkers" Expresso sounds like a type of July 9-Aug. 29 "The Music Man" coffee, but it isn't. On Nov. 1 a Off Broadway Palm group of versatile singers and Through Nov. 22 "With a Song in My Heart" instrumentalists, named Expresso, Dec. 4-Dec. 27 "Ho! Ho! Ho! The Christmas played the BIG Arts Theater and Show" delighted the audience with the Jan. 15-March 8 "Applause! Applause!" music of such luminaries as March 11-April 19 "To Have and To Hold" George Gershwin, Jerome Kern The Broadway Palm Dinner Theater is located at and Duke Ellington. 1380 Colonial Boulevard, Fort Myers. Call 278-442 The band was led by for show times and ticket information. bassist/singer/saxophonist/arranger he Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall in Zeb Billings, who, by the way, is a "Razzle Dazzle" season has planned pro- the inventor of electronic sound grams to please a diversified audience. toys for Disney, Time-Warner and T Following a record attended season last year, General Sesame Street. Left, Zeb Billings entertains Manager, Mary Bensel said, "It will be a hard act to The lead singer and only female the BIG Arts audience with follow, but our 1997/1998 season will be a hot ticket of the group, Jay George, has a his alto saxaphone. Above, for southwest Florida." magnificent voice similar to that of Jim DeWitt on trumpet keeps Nov. 7 House of Blues Barbara Streisand. George former- the music pumping during the second set. Nov. 14 Gallagher ly sang with the bands of Les Nov. 25 "Colors of Christmas", Elgart and Tex Beneke. Her voice Photos by Saul Taffet James Ingram, Patti Austin, is not only big, but broad as well cians laid down their instruments "Pick Yourself Up." The audience Sheena Easton and Peabo and she appeared equally at home and sang a cappella. One particular did and this crackling, exciting Bryson with Mozart, country and western treat was their performance'of approach to jazz was a reminder of Nov. 29 "Nutcracker", Dance Alive! or gospel. Her one solo, "Lift the "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." the trumpet pla'ying of Erskine Dec. 12-14 Chicago Clouds Away" was greeted with an The phrasing on the song was Hawkins. Wynne showed his ver- Dec. 17,18 Roger Whittaker "Family uproarious applause. tremendous. satility and musicianship playing Christmas" The magnificent harmony of the Shortly after the audience set- memorable riffs on his instru- Dec. 19 Jim Bnckman group was reminiscent of the highs tled back in their seats, Billings ments. Dec, 28 Judy Collins Christmas and lows achieved by the and George retired to the wings Later, the Expresso leader Jan. 2 America's New Years Day Manhattan Transfer and drummer and out came the former Glenn returned to the stage and the two "Salute to Vienna" Nick Campione did a masterful job Miller reed side man, John Wynne. groups played a foot stomping Jan. 7 Debbie Reynolds keeping the beat without being The musical pace changed slightly finale. obtrusive. by performing Jerome Kern's •please see page 6C On several occasions, the musi- 2C • NOVEMBER 7, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Art briefs Cornered by the with her mother in tow, and her A A meetings Reds, Gere pulls Back to School Days enough to drive her to drink. This smash Off- Broadway hit of an American family puts the "fun" off film with bite back in dysfunctional This weekend's national movie release, "Red The show runs Thursday through Saturday at 8 Corner" starring p m. with matinees on Sundays at 2 p.m through Richard Gere has a Dec. 7 The Foulds Theatre is located at the corner of political agenda in Royal Palm Square Blvd and McGregor. Tickets are addition to realizing $12 To make a reservation call 936-3239 box office profits. The screenplay's Playhouse history lesson storyline focuses on "Camping with Henry and Tom" opens Nov. 14 China's totalitarian- and provides a colorful footnote to the story of three ism and the movie's powerful men: auto-maker Henry Ford, inventor release was timed to Thomas Edison and President Warren Harding. coincide with the visit Set in the summer of 1921, the action takes place of President Jiang Zemin to the United Contributed photo States. Old Schoolhouse Theater Committee mem- An old fashioned Jill ber^ eagerly anticipate the annual fund-rais- thriller without glitzy er. (L to R) Ted Deigan, Markey Rogstad, Jone computerized car Goodman Schlackman, Dede D'Arcy, Jack Weston and crashes, plane wrecks Movie Review Bob Brown. and blown up build- ings, the film address- Join the Old Schoolhouse Theater for a celebration es the plight of an from grade school to graduation from playground to American accused of murder while on business in proms Nov. 16 from 5 p.m. until 9.30 p.m.. Join in on China. the games, reception, dinner and Cabaret by J.T. Attempting to set up a mega satellite deal Smith & Company. Tickets are $40 per person which would bring western influences to Chinese Gordon McConnell Neils Miller television, Gere, as Jack Moore, a slick, smooth- talking attorney, picks up and romances a beauti- deep in the Maryland ful model, (Jessy Meng) only to find her dead in Comedy workshop woods, where the three his hotel room the following morning. A comedy workshop will be presented at BIG Arts are stranded after Ford's Shen Yuelin, as attorney Bai Ling, is assigned Nov. 3 and Nov. 17, Dec. 8 and 22 and Jan. 5 and 19 Model T hits a deer and to Moore in a hopelessly one-sided trial. Great from 10 a.m. until 11:30. The two part series is $18. then careens into a tree. detail is given to the bias of China's legal sys- Coordinator of the workshop, Hal Brand explained Before long, the formali- tem, which offers leniency to a guilty plea. A that interested persons will learn one liners, short sto- ties fall to the wayside conviction means death within one week with the ries and impersonations. and the power struggle cost of the bullet billed to the victim's family. For more information call 395-0900. begins. Written off by his business partners and the Directed by Robert United States Embassy, Moore is beaten, stuffed Beginning acrylics Cacioppo, "Camping with in solitary confinement and nearly shot to death. Henry and Tom" stars Bai Ling, however, perseveres and between them, Join Lucie Macherowski for this introduction class Niels Miller as Edison, Howard Elfman they uncover a subversive plot constructed by in fine art painting in acrylics beginning Nov. 12 Howard Elfman as Ford Chinese in high authority and... well, that's the through Dec. 17 from 1 to 4 p.m. The series costs and Gordon McConnell as Harding. movies for you. $60. Single sessions are $13. For information about shows and tickets, call the Other than some carefully done intimate To register, call 395-0900. box office at 472-0006. scenes between Gere and Meng, and a few shots of Gere's rather unattractive naked rear end, the Theatre Conspiracy puts movie has very little nudity, little gore and limit- Tellabration ed profanity. fun into dysfunctional The Tamiami Tale Tellers will join hundreds of Most of the movie was filmed on a studio set, The opening of Keith Reddin's comedy "Brutality other storytellers around the world to observe but a few scenes taken in China were incorporat- of Fact" will open at the Theatre Conspiracy's Foulds Tellabration 97 Nov. 22. Two programs for story- ed and give a feeling of really being there. Theatre Nov. 20. telling audiences are scheduled for 6:15 to 7:30 p.m. "Red Corner," which has a bona fide plot, is a The show is a series of short, punchy scenes that and 8 to 9:30 p.m. at Hendry Hall at Edison refreshing change from the violent and plot-less explore a terminally dysfunctional family. Maggie Community College. fare common to the screen. has a few problems: her mother Val thinks she's dead, The event is part of an international effort to pro- "Red Corner" (Rated R) is at the Island her sister Jackie has become a Jehovah's Witness and mote and revive the art of storytelling in communities Cinema in the Bailey Shopping Center. goes door to door trying to convert the unconvertible, •please see page 3C Showtimes at 7 and 9:30p.m.

LIMITED ENGAGEMENT CLOSES NOVEMBER 22! The Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical CHRIST | masterpiece chronicles the last seven days in the SUPERS1M life of Jesus Christ From the same team that brought you Evita, | Phantom of the Opera and Catch the Excitement! Sunset Boulevard. Foker± Bingo Tickets $18 • $35 Gaming Machines * Great Food 1380 Colonial Boulevard Fort Myers, Florida (941)278-4422 ' CLOSffS KtTCHINS HOMB OiFICU Coming November 27 - December 27 KNTIimUNMlHT America's favorite CINY1RS WALL BID holiday classic is now a STSTIMS musical. MeetQcorge Bailey and his guardian angel as Qeorge findsou t what the world would CUSTOM CABINETRY Naples Fort Myers have been like Showroom CAU FOR FREE Factory Showroom without him. Tickets $18-$35 4951 TamiamiTrai! IN HOME 6280 Topaz Q {Soufh of Pine Ridge Rd) (offofMelroParU'ayl (941)261-2080 ESTIMATES (941)275-8886 Broadway Palm s fifth FABULOUS season ISLAND REPORTER • NOVEMBER 7, 1997 • 3C BIG ARTS GETS READY FOR CRAFTS FAIR, COMEDY CLUB BRINGS SULLIVAN FOR WEEKEND AND BLUES RULES LOCOS CANTINA •from page 2C all around the world. from 40 booths to over 80, many starts at 10 p.m. began Oct. 29 and runs through the sea- For ticket information call Bert aspects of the fair remain the same. son. The group discussion costs $3 per MacCarry at 472-1781. Tickets are $5 Artists from all over the world still Native American person or $5 per couple and runs from for adults and $3 for children. make the annual Thanksgiving Day Aboriginals: Art of the First Person 10 a.m. until noon. trek to the Island and enjoy seeing old will stage its annual show and sale of friends and new faces. Native American Nativity Scenes and Nationally known The $1 entry fee has not changed Storytellers. Featured wijl be hand- 'Superstar' at Palm storyteller conies with children under 12 free. The raffle made, hand-painted, hand-fired works The Broadway Palm extends the is still going and growing. by the pueblo potters of the Southwest. boundaries of dinner theater with its to Fort Myers Island artists who are moving west, The show opened Nov. 1 and run presentation of the Andrew Lloyd Ikki and Polly Matsumoto, will be through Nov. 30. Gallery hours are Webber classic, "Jesus Christ A special educational storytelling Monday through Saturday from 10 Superstar" for six weeks through Nov. workshop and performancee featuring returning for the event to give people an opportunity to purchase Ikki's art. a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday fro noon 22. nationally-known storyteller David to 4:30 p.m. Ticket prices are $18 to $35. Shows Novak, will be presented Nov. 20 from are Tuesday through Saturday with 7-9 p.m. at the Grand Court, 8351 Sullivan on Sanibel selected matinees and Sunday twilight College Parkway. Pat Sullivan makes his first appear- Cooking class performances. For reservations and Admission is $5. For more informa- ance at the Sanibel Comedy Club Nov. Chef Robert Ahrens of Tarwinkle's information call 278-4422. tion call 472-1781. 7 through 9. Sullivan has appeared on will teach another series of classes at The Broadway Palm has become "Comedy on the Road" and BIG Arts. In an intimate setting, the known for its lavish traditional musi- BIG Arts gearing "Entertainment Tonight" among other Chef will teach students how to prepare cals, and in celebration of its four year television appearance. Showtimes are 9 quick, easy, healthful and artistic cre- anniversary takes the dinner theater to up for Arts & Craft p.m. and reservations are suggested. ations. the next step with Andrew Lloyd The new series will be held the first Sanibel's Barrier Island Group for Call 472-8833. Also appearing this Webber and Tim Rice's first major Tuesday of every month. December's the Arts is getting ready for its 18th weekend are Dr. Hector and The achievement. The production opened in class features Easy Holiday Annual Arts and Crafts Fair Nov. 28 Groove Injectors Friday and Saturday New York in 1971 and August of 1972 at Loco's Cantina. The Blues party Entertaining. Single sessions are $18. in London. By the time it closed after and 29. While the event has grown The price covers instruction, a fantastic eight years and 3,358 performances it STARK CREATES COMPETITIVE SYMPHONY meal and beverages. Class size is limit- was one of the longest running musi- •from page 1C ed. For more information call 395- cals in London's West End history. classical music, the pops; we might add Nadler's credentials are long and 0900. opera and the ballet. The goal is to be impressive and his work is respected on everything within the arts for the peo- an international level. Current Piano man ple." The opening gala for the symphony Per Tengstrand, win- Stark also observed that in order to is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 14. The events ner of the Cleveland draw industry to the area, the commu- black tie event will feature Monica This stimulating, International Piano nity needs a strong cultural foundation. Mancini's tribute to her father Henry extremely popular weekly Competition, will play and tickets can be purchased for the Facing keen competition between group meets every BIG Arts Nov. 12 begin- concert only or with dinner included. the other symphonic events during the Wednesday in the Phillips ning at 8 p.m. Tickets season, Stark cites the media for the Stark said that he hopes to make the Gallery at BIG Arts to dis- are $20. Southwest Florida Symphony's lack of popular gala a two-night event next cuss worldwide and domes- space in the spotlight. year to accommodate all the people tic issues and how they may "You see the Philharmonic, the who wish to attend. affect us. Barbara Mann shows, and BIG Arts The symphony board is actively The discussion group Per Tengstrand events but not even a mention of the working to increase sponsorship so that Symphony," he said. more name performers can be invited. Recently, the board agreed to hire "We are looking at big name people the Bennett Marketing firm to help for concerts and to move up the level of them with public relations within the performances. There are a significant UPPER DECK NOW OPEN! OVERLOOKS BAY community. number of potential sponsors who have Stark is elated with the rapid ticket expressed interest," he said adding the LIVE sales to the nine events scheduled this current budget will exceed $1 million HAPPYHOUR year. with a membership base as high as 85 ENTERTAINMENT 3-6 P.M. "The Barbara Mann Hall has a people. capacity of over 1,700 and as of now In addition to scheduled perfor- DRINK SPECIALS! many of the Pop concerts have already mances, the symphony has an on going on the sold 1,500 seats," Stark stated. educational program for the youth of Started by a group of Fort Myers' the area. For many years, the musi- UPPER DECK residents 36 years ago, the symphony cians, who are not on a full-time basis, Wednesday began performing in the Cape Coral have volunteered their time to visit Thru Sunday High School under the direction of local schools and share their talents by Arlo Diebler. Opening with 24 musi- teaching the students. Every February Great Prices cians in 1961, the member orchestra is the symphony sponsors youth concerts for now more than 65 strong and consists The 40-member board includes sev- Waterfront Accommodations! of professionals from Florida as well as eral Sanibel residents in addition to Motel Reservations 463-9258 'if - (Boat Docks Available) across the country. Stark: Irwin Bogen, Linda McAfee, Under the direction of Maestro Paul Ann Moran, Dr. Riffat Morgan, Robert Nadler since 1990, the symphony now Perlstein and J. Thomas Uhler. performs their concerts at the Barbara For information about the concerts B. 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Mary Keogh and Joyce Scalzo are the featured artists for BIG Arts first exhibit of the season. The show opened Nov. 1 with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Keogh studied at Parsons School of Design in New York, Milwaukee-Downer College, Smith College and the Florentine School for Girls in Florence, Italy. She is listed in Who's Who in American Women and Who's Who in America. The show will be open in the Hilary Harlow and Sheila Richards browse Phillips Gallery until Nov. 25. during the first arts exhibition of the sea- For more information call son at the Phillips Gallery. The pair are 395-0900. visiting from England.

Joyce Scalzo is opening an Mary Keogh celebrated the Photos by Saul Taffet opening of BIG Arts season new gallery in Bel Aire, with an exhibit of her work. Florida this week. But last weekend she was busy at the opening reception of an exhibit she is sharing at BIG Arts.

Right, The two-woman show will continue to mes- merize visitors to the BIG Arts complex on Dunlop Road. The opening recep- tion drew large crowds some of whom signed on for the opening night of the musical offerings at the arts organization's new Edith Levy enjoys her tour of the performance hall. Keogh-Scalzo exhibit at BIG Arts prior to the Nov. 1 opening night perfor- mance Expresso!

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Minimum investment Two Bedroom 472-3375 472-7994. .463-4956 $17,900. Call Paul at Liberty • Screened Room • Utility Patio • * • • • 11/7/97 —»«»«— 38904-8 11/14/97 —t*tt— T01-S Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5pm Fashions. 501-327-8031. 11/26/97 —tH»~- 38429-6 • Shed with Workshop Ask for Bob or Bev. 11/7/97 —<«»«_ 30857-1 11/7/97 —«#«,»— 38912-6 •Treed Lot-Quiet Area • Near Shopping, Restaurants > ALWAYS A BESTSELLER •CONDOS and Beaches. • PETS & FOR RENT 11261 Bombay Lane PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY!! SUPPLIES $39,000 472-1587Fax472-8398 Drive By - Take Brochure Deadline: Tuesday 3:00 PM Private Party Real Estate/Business THEN CALL!! Ons Week Additional Wsek Ons Week Additional Waflk CLASSIFIED 941-466-9571 SANIBELACAPTIVA $6.05 $5.50 $7.00 $6.50 FT. MYERS BEACH $5.50 $5.00 $6.75 $5.90 472-1587 Elizabeth K. Bogert, LUXURY PENTHOUSE GRI, CAM, CMCA SUPER BUY - ALL 3 PAPERS $8.50 $8.50 $9.65 $9.65 AT THE SANCTUARY Realtor - Notary - Manager * GARAGE SALE ADS - $5.75 SANIBEL\CAPTIVA $4.50 - FT. MYERS BEACH SANIBEL'S Coastal Estates " ITEMS $100. OR LESS -12 WORDS-ALL PAPERS- FREE HOLLY'S EXPERT, LOVING, CHAMPIONSHIP Mobile Home Subdivision A word is defined as any string of characters that needs a space to 11 PET-SITTING SERVICE. While GOLF COMMUNITY WHERE YOU OWN separate it from another string of characters. Punctuation is free. you're away, HELPS visits your Beautifully furnished. YOUR LOT" CLASSIFICATION: home - Provides professional, 2 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 Baths personal and loving care for &Den. • • • • • your pet(s) - Short/ long term - 11/7/97 —«««»— 38688-6 1. - .2. 3. 4. On 18th Tee. FOREST PARK - WELL Licensed - Since 1986 - The Magnificent Sunset View. MAINTAINED DOUBLEWIDE. best in Island pet care - 472- CALL OWNER FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM, 7. 1176. 5. _ .6. 8. 617-244-5555 2 BATH. VINYL ENCLOSED 11/7/87 —«*««_ 196Z8-6 OR YOUR OWN BROKER. PORCH AT FRONT. COATED Jenday Conure with cage & 11/28/97 —«*««— 38873-2 DRIVE. WALK-IN CLOSET. 9- - .10.. 11. _ 12.. accessories. Must be only OPEN HOUSE $39,500. GEM REAL ESTATE, household pet. Reasonable. November 8th & 9th INC. 995-2436. EVES: 995- Call 463-3999 (days) or 463- 1pm to 4pm. 8064. 13.. . 14.. 15.. 16.. 5670 after 6pm. Two Bedroom 11/7/97 —Htllt— 39087-6 11/14/97 —*»#»— 39081-6 Townhouse Condo. FOREST PARK 17.. 19- 20.. • Cathedral Ceilings • Loft IMMACULATE PROPERTY! • Two Car Garage • Pool. NICELY FURNISHED 2 • SPORTS & BEDROOM, 2 BATH Lockmoor area - 21.. .22.. 23_ 24., EQUIPMENT Littlestone Court, off Birkdale. DOUBLEWIDE. FLORIDA Gem Real Estate, Inc. ROOM, SCREEN ROOM, Days: 995-2436 WORKSHOP. PARK 25.. . Words in excess of 25 cost .25c each per weak. Eves: 997-6225 MEMBERSHIP INCLUDED. SCHWINN AIRDYNE 11/7/97 — HtHI — 39089-6 $49,500. GEM REAL ESTATE, EXERCISE BIKE INC. 995-2436. EVES: 995- 26.. .27 28 29.. -TOP OF THE LINE- BY OWNER 8064. 1 1Z7/97 —Hill— 39088-6 COST $700. SEASHELLS OF SANIBEL 30.. .31.. 32.. EXCELLENT CONDITION - Two bedrooms, two baths. 33.. $325. Private beach - tennis - pool. • COMMERCIAL • • • No brokers please. PROPERTY 34.. .35.. 36_ 37.. NORDIC TRACK $185,000 net. ORIGINALLY $600. POSSIBLE OWNER FOR RENT GREAT CONDITION - $250. FINANCING. 38.. . 39._ Enclosed is a check or money order • • • 516-261-7855 If additional space is needed, use another piece of paper. for $ to cover ad for wks, BODY BY JAKE 11/14/97 —Htm— 39123-2 TOWN CENTER AB & BACK MACHINE - $50. NAME -or- Bill my- VISA- MC - AMX • * • Prime location ADDRESS PHONE. A/C# . . CALL 561-4638 • HOMES for retail / office 12/5/97 —«#>«— 38540-6 . CITY STATE. -ZIP. at intersection of Exp. date . . _— FOR SALE ISLAND REPORTER TARPON BAY ROAD 2340 PERIWINKLE WAY, SANIBEL, FL 33957 Signature - — — & PALM RIDGE. GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Approx. 963 sq. ft. Island Reporter •r H \ Youu HOMES, pennies on $1. FT. MYERS ADVERTISING Repo's, VA, HUD, Sheriff CALL MARIE WELLS BEACH OBSERVER sales. No money down PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY Captiva Current aftsr To Us! government loans available (941)472-4113 No refunds for unused weeks We assume responsibility lor the first incorrect insertion only, and only it notified of that error by Friday noon the ad appeared. We do not assume any responsibility for ad error beyond the cost of the ad Itself. We reserve the ri9^t0 rBjQct, revise anc* now. Local listings. Toll free 1- OR properly classify all ads. If a telephone 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 800-669-2292 ext H-4000. (800) 237-6002 or money order must accompany all malled-in ads Punctuation is free, so use it liberally to make your ad read clearly 472-8398 11/7/S7 —Ulllt— 38183-1 11/28/67 —mi»— 36385-2 12C Q NOVEMBER 7, 1997 Q ISLAND REPORTER • VACATION • VACATION • VACATION • VACATION • VACATION • VACATION RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS

CAPTIVA GULF FRONT CfiPTIVfi LOXORY PRIVATE ESTATE HOMES mmm RENTALS UNUMIT 2 bedroom/2bath w/large heated 1-800-727-9990 CIOLF FRONT HOUSE TREETOPS pool & tennis .court. Wrap around deck surrounded by lush tropical # Von t Settle ...C haze! Private Beach At Your Doorstep vegetation with awesome views of Thousands of Properties Available Everyday. the Gulf of Mexico - sleeps up to 6. Long driveway into an acre of lush tropical estate grounds all to yourself. Exclusive. Tastefully decorated 3/4 bedrooms or den. 3 bedroom/3 ba(h w/Jqcuzzi and Sleeps 8 3 1/2 baths. Full-sized heated pool and spa, nominated tennis court Sensational views of for architectural award, with terraces pool pavilion. All amenities. BEAU-RIVAGE beach arid sunsets Brochure available. Both tastefully decorated with all the amenities f.868.,fANIBEI< you would expect at home. Brochures and video available 54,200 per week Dec. 19th - April 24th Vacation Rental - Long Term Rentals - Purchase of Property S1950 per week April 15 - Dec. 20 $2,700 per week April 24th - Dec. 18th $2300 - $3500 per week Dec 21 - April! 4 The Sanibel Connection Sanibel Harbourside Realty (DAYS) 201-569-2111 (WEEKENDS) 914-687-0360 (941) 472-2930 Fax (941) 395-0855 Alfa.: TREVOR Alan Crotty - Broker Salesperson [email protected] e-moil Trevor at: [email protected] 1.888.Sanibel (726-4235) - toll free Local Phone = 466-3313 BOARDWALK TO BEACH POINTE SANTO ATRIUM HOLIDAY RENTALS LANDS END Exclusive Gulf front condo 3BR/2BA home THE DUNES DESANIBEL residence. Two week minimum. VERY PRIVATE. VILLAGE CONDO 3 BR/3 BA Available now. Call owner at Sanibel & Captiva Fireplace, paddle fans, At South Seas Plantation Beautifully Furnished LUXURIOUS GULF FRONT (630) 887-7826. Ft Myers screened lanais, BBQ, 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath Townhouse. PENTHOUSE CONDO. 11)11)87 —IW— 581-2 heated pool, tennis, bikes. Luxury Unit Seasonal and monthly Fantastic Ocean Views rates available. North Captiva Island Discounted All amenities. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, Monthly GREAT RATES!!! Weekly or Monthly Rentals Call evenings: Beachfront home on tropical screened lanai with Rates Call owner AVAILABLE: (612)788-8404 spiral staircase to barrier Island. Glorious gulf NOVEMBER THRU MARCH 11)7/97 —lilt— 36090-2 sunsets. Pool, tennis, fitness 314-842-2147 private rooftop sundeck. 11)21/97 —till— 25308-2 Owner 800-897-0288 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION room. Beach walking, shelling Gorgeous sunrise Cottages, Condos OCEAN'S REACH REASONABLE RATES Beautiful Bayfront Condo! & fishing. Steps to the waters' 11/14/97 —Illl— 32991-2 Fabulous Water Viewsl Rent and sunsets. Homes and Estates Gulf front edge. Water taxi available. through Owner and Save. Beautifully decorated One Bedroom Condos Weekly/ monthly rates. (941) SUNSET CAPTIVA (941) 395-1524. Leave and fully equipped. Annual Rentals Available Each accommodates four Call owner 549-7066 or (941) 472-6661. BEAUTIFULLY message. Call 9-5. 11/7/97 —Illl— 7242-6 Non-Smoking Substantial savings. FURNISHED HOME 11/21/97 — Illl— 36198-2 Fantastic View AVAILABLE WEEKLY: DELIGHTFUL HOME Beach, pool, tennis, bikes 2 Bedroom, loft, 2 Bath. 17863 San Carlos, (610) 664-2371 NEARCASAYBEL sanibel holiday Owner: Screened Lanais. Ft. Myers Beach. 12/26)57 -<»»>— 71,). 2 941-395-1972 3 TV/VCR. Ashley Oaks Resorts. 11)14)97 —till— 25493-2 Private Drive. Pool - Tennis - BBQ Grill. A Southern Family Tradition, DIRECT GULF FRONT Direct Gulf Beach Access. Gulf Beach, Boat Dock, antique colonial living. ****** And More! 1600 sq. ft living space. CAPTIVA NEAR LIGHTHOUSE 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths 800-572-6423 Call owner at 2 BR/ 2BA, Fabulous Views! Living Room. Dining Room, BEACH HOUSE 314-872-9990 Loft, patio, carport, Game Room & Lanai 941-472-6565 11/7)97 — Illl— 33104-2 W/D, pool, boat dock, & Upscale • Delightful http://www. Lovely, Private SANIBEL VACATION HOUSE - all the other resort amentities. Call Toll Free beautifully furnished. SEASONAL / MONTHLY Yearly, monthly, weekly, daily. 1-888-733-5299 sanibelreaRy.com Two bedrooms, Two baths 12/10/97 —Illl- 21207-2 Heated pool- RENTAL. Magnificent 3 Seasonal rates. Very nicely furnished 12/12)97 —mil— 7300-2 Tropical vegetation Bedroom, Two Bath. Filling reservations fast! Pool and Tennis SOUTH SEAS Spectacular gulf views Overlooking Golf Course. 466-3393 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION All amenities Beautifully Furnished And or Please call PLANTATION 1-3 bedroom Bay Villas Decorated. Fully Equipped. 1-800-819-3393 800-982-3471 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom 941-472-1764 Secluded Heated Pool & Frank Hemelgarn, Jr. w/loft Beach Villas Sundeck In Tropical Paradise 941-472-5550 LUXURY GULF COTTAGE ****** 12/5/97 —Illl— 36341-6 12/26f97 —ttn— 7-I5-; Seasonal rates, Setting. By Owner. Call (305) 11/14/97 —Illl— 25581-2 BEAUTIFUL If you have ON THE BEACH Amenities optional 226-5326. 30 days or more 3 BEDROOM/3 BATH Also, Sanibel Harbor SUNSET CAPTIVA 11/7/97 —1111— 33122-6 CAPTIVA ISLAND LOFT • POOL to spend at 1-800-878-7495 Elegant 3BR/2BA Home POINTE SANTO GINGERBREAD HOUSE TENNIS • AND MORE 12/26)97 —Hit— ami-2 A new private home with perhaps the in Most beautiful complex BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED The Atrium: Exclusive, Victorian Key West charm nicest place on Sanibel, Private beachfront community. on Sanibel. • * • beautifully decorated, Gulf- A 2 minute stroll from are a caring person or family, Fully furnished. 10 acres on Gulf. 1&2 BEDROOMS front luxury. 2BR/ 2BA, den, a beautiful private beach we have the place for you! 2CATV's, VCP, Pool, tennis, ALSO AVAILABLE wrap-around balcony, fantastic on the Gulf. 2,000 sq. ft. CD/Stereo, W/D. activities director etc! • » • views. Sunsets! Call owner Near historic Gulf front condo. Pool - Tennis • Boat Dock. 2BR/ 2BA luxury condo, DISCOUNTS THRU OWNER for brochure. 800-484-7304 Chapel-By-The Sea, and 2 bedroom, 2 bath - Call owner sleeps 8. CALL10AM-11PM PIN 8286 or 770-664-7186. 615-371-9029 South Seas Plantation Resort. with den & Jacuzzi. Designer decorated. Low density complex. 1-800-227-1783 11/14/97 —Ull— 27737-2 Two bedrooms, 2 full baths; ...12/5/87 —ttH— 1168B-6 Spectacular view. 11/7/97 fully equipped kitchen; 2 lap pools, sauna, —«*«»— 23029-2 WEEKLY RATES: 6 lighted tennis courts. SOUTH SEAS washer/dryer; SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION $1750 PEAK SEASON Like new & would like to keep screened veranda. Beach Villa - Seasonal Rentals PLANTATION $775 OFF SEASON it that way. Furnished with Shaker 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. Over 20 locations PRIVATE BEACH HOME 248-363-9257 (330)568-0109. antiques. Beach Villa, Cottages, Condos, 11/21/9? —tmt— 720-6 A+ Rating Color Brochure Photos and references 1 bedroom, 1 bath - Homes and Estates. Discounted Rates www.majestic.net/vacation/ SOUTH SEAS Bay Side Villa - available. 1-800-633-0042 or Direct through owner 1001-1.htm December 15 thru April 30 PLANTATION 1 bedroom, 2 baths. 11/14/97 —Illl— 33400-2 941-472-5141 3 Bedrooms/ 3 Baths, $1,400/ week. BEACH COTTAGE 3 night minimum. Ask for Judy Michie loft - pool - tennis. • • c May - $725/ week. Resort facilities are optional. •;• •;• •;• Prudential Florida Realty Beautifully furnished. June thru September Gulf Front SAVE DIRECT •• Rental Division SPECIAL RATES: LUXURY $650/ week. Two Bedroom / Two Bath THROUGH OWNER 11/7/87 —ttlt— 14400-6 November and December GULF FRONT CONDO October - $725/ week. January: $1300/week 1 (800) 899-7327. 972-680-2907 1700 Square Feet Off Season: $950/ week 12/18/97 —tilt— 19934-6 ****** 11/7/97 —IIH — 2B47S-2 November to December 14 Very Private $695/ week. Season: $1850/week Desirable Complex 1-313-886-7872 THE VACATION HOME No pets. # ^ # <$> # 12)12/97 —Ull— 72 . Near Lighthouse 5 6 Find Your Place YOU'VE ALWAYS 1 Rate applies to four people. 32' x 8 Screened Porch Write: With WANTED Overlooks Beach CENTRAL Henry Romersa SUNDIAL Most private beach. Dock 2 BR/2BA + Den 4911 Tanglewood Dr. RESERVATION SERVICE On bayou. Heated pool, Bright - Spacious - Breezy • • • Nashville, TN 37216 tit Wide porches, Beautifully Equipped SPACIOUS GULF CONDO 615-262-9859 Over 3,500 Open sunning decks. And Maintained 11/14/97 —Ull— 36834-6 Beautifully Furnished YIP Chateau Sur Mer area. 1 to 6 Bedroom Pool - BBQ - Elevator 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath Homes, Condos, Idyllic luxury and comfort. Covered Parking EAST END SANIBEL with den. Easy care no effort OUR GUESTS RETURN Two bedrooms, two baths Efficiencies & Cottages SANIBEL / CAPTIVA / Sleeps 6. vacation home. YEAR AFTER YEAR! Newly remodeled. On & Off Beach FT. MYERS BEACH / • Miles of Beautiful Beach Three bedrooms, three baths. Weekly Rentals On Canal, near beach • Pools • Tennis • Bikes FT. MYERS Featuring: Monthly rentals. Seasonal Rates AVAILABLE: • Activity Programs 0 Sanibel Surfside Call for rates. Color Brochure Available March: $3,000 • Golf Nearby Seasonal & Annual Guif Front 314-993-4843. BY OWNER Dec. &Apr.:$2,400/mo. Available: Rentals 11/21)97 -lltl- 28594-2 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath 1 -800-639-6690 Aug. thru Oct.: $1,800/ mo. November, December and OR 802-223-3649. 508-693-6296 & after March 28, 800-237-7526 CAPTIVA 0 Shell Harbor Pool [email protected] CALL OWNER or VENTURA CAPTIVA •> <• •> ••• ••• ••• Homes 5/«/9» —Ml- 33490-6 11/28/97 —Illl— 37071-2 (612)484-9148 941-481-6111 Three bedrooms, H/14)»7 —lit*— 63«1-« three baths, loft. Your ONE CALL CAPTIVA SOUTH SEAS VIP Realty Group/ Screened lanai with SANIBEL - CAPTIVA PLANTATION Rental Division beautiful view of Bay. LUXURY CAPTIVA ESTATE CENTRAL 13/26/97 —Ull— 24417-2 CLASSIFIED Steps to Gulf and Bay. ANDCHARMING PENTHOUSE UNIT RESERVATION SERVICE 472-1587 Pool and Dock. GUEST COTTAGE 3 Bedroom / 3 Bath Owner / Broker LOGGERHEAD CAY With Tennis Court and VIEW OF THE GULF 847-524-8064 1-800-325-1352 11/7/97 ->«»_ Private Beach Access AND REDFISH PASS SOUTH SEAS or Fully Furnished CALL OWNER TOLL FREE: Tennis, Pool, All Amenities PLANTATION 472-0457 Two bedroom, two bath Condo BEACH FRONT CONDO 1 -888-232-2400 Please Call Gina: New private luxury home 11/7/97 — Ml— 18467-6 Pool - Tennis - Cable - VCR /NEW/ 11/21)97 —Illl- 33881.2 Days: 800-678-1103 THE ATRIUM STEPS TO BEACH Eves: 941-267-9259 on the Gulf. Two bedroms plus two baths. s CASUAL CAPTIVA S bedrooms, 4 baths. Gulf Front. Washer/dryer. 11/28/97 —####- 37421-2 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den. NOW RENTING: Two bedroom, two bath. Private pool and spa. Large kitchen. BEACH FRONT CONDO Two weeks minimum. DECEMBER, Two minute walk to beach. Resort facilities Pool - tennis - bicycles. Shopping- Restaurants SANIBEL HARBOUR RESORT optional. ' Photos available. MARCH Now booking OFF SEASON DISCOUNT Spectacular CALL OWNER Rent direct from owner and weekly and monthly. MAY15-DECEMBER-15 sunset views: after 3:00 P.M. and save! EASTER HOLIDAY. DtSCOUNTSI (609) 985-0322 $500/WEEK Two bedrooms, two baths. 219-272-0889 Owner DECEMBER 16-MAY 14 All Resort amenities. (609) 492-7389 OWNER 330-864-3094 219-271-0115 1-516-628-1801 $950/WEEK OWNER RATES. 11/7/97 — llUt— 7045-6 12/12/07 —t - 19234-2 _ 11/28)97 —till- 24817-2 941-947-9189 Call 248-583-5309. J.1/W. -»**»- »»««•» 11/7)97 -Illl- 34892-2 11/26/97 — 1111— 37722-2 ISLAND REPORTER Q NOVEMBER 7, 1997 • 13C • WANT TO BUY/ • VACATION • VACATION • VACATION • VACATION RENT/TRADE RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS REAL ESTATE

> i THE COTTAGES CAPTIVA GULF FRONT RENTAL WANTED AT SOUTH SEAS SANIBEL HOUSE OR CONDO ESTATE HOME Prime Weeks 51 and 52 2-3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Together Only For month of February, 1998. PRIVATE BEACH i ULTIMATE LUXURY $85,000 $2,500. max. Lush setting and custom, elegant decor. 3-4 Bedrooms & Call (319) 560-6577 3 adults - non smokers, MOKANIBEL Ask for Jim 3 baths. Very spacious, Sleeps 8. Heated lap-pool & exer- FLORIDA no pets. 11/7/97 — Mil — 38647-2 cise room, master bedrm and large screened lanai over- Sanibel & Captiva Island Accommodations "We leave it clean." look Gulf. Cable TV's & Sound System. Bikes & kayak. CALL COLLECT ANYTIME Perfect for adults with or without children. All amenities • GENERAL (508) 945-3055 including maid service. Brochure available. 11/14/97 — djHfr — 383S1.2 REAL ESTATE WANT TO BUY LOT OR HOME $4,000 per week High Season $2,500 per week after Easter ON CANAL. EAST END OF LOVELY ESTATE : PRIVATE BEACH SANIBEL. FROM OWNER. Call owner (941) 395-0162 - Office (941) 395-2985 - Home WRITE WITH PARTICULARS. Beautiful 5 bedroom, 3 baths - Separate MIGHT CONSIDER MARINER Wings - 2 Kitchens - Heated Pool & Spa - POINTE CONDO. M A.G., 1258 16TH STREET, WEST Cable T.V. - Screened Porches, Decks. DES MOINES, IA. 50265 PMR SEASONAL RENTALS "the very best on Captiva" M XWMMM. J-800-237-6008 WANT TO RENT Realty,hu? y The Best Choice of Properties Call Gina M-F, 9-5 Negotiable Rates Long time visitors to Sanibel, Available on the Islands. (513) 346-7282 ext. 1 Video available Iowa executive and wife, REALTY wish to rent from owner. Two bedroom home or condo. SPACIOUS POOL HOME ON GULF VIEW CONDO MONTH OF MARCH. SOUTH SEAS SANIBEL- ONE BLOCK FROM BEACH HOUSE AVAILABLE: 2/2 in A+ Condition. Prefer on or near beach. PLANTATION BEACH. THREE BEDROOM, Designer Decorated. $3,000 range. TWO BATH. ALL AMENITIES. THANKSGIVING 1997, NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND GULF COTTAGE APRIL, MAY, JUNE 1998. First Time in Rental Program. Call evenings: 314-966-2495 IN SEASON: $1375. Up to '50% discount. Two bedrooms plus den, 515-279-3314 12/26/97 —Mill — 38267-4 OUT OF SEASON: $700. 11/7/97 —Utt— 39063-2 ONLY A FEW DATES 2 1/2 baths. SALES AND RENTALS Call GLENN CARRETTA, AVAILABLE: Private pool. Broker-Salesperson, WANT TO RENT October 19 to 29 • • • • • Gorgeous Gulf views. agent for owner, at: Your guest cottage or November 2 to 4 " BETTY'S BEST 941-395-1013 or 1-800-232-6004 or BAYFRONT DUPLEX in-law quarters. November 10 to 14 773-728-6986 evenings. SEASONAL RENTALS" 941-472-3121 Responsible adult female. November 24 to 11/7/97 — Mil — 38940-2 DOCK, GAZEBO SOUTH 11/21/97 —IIM— 39054-2 Monthly/Annual. December 6 BELOW APPRAISAL Beginning January. (Thanksgiving) 2 Bedroom Mobile Homes EAST END GULF FRONT HOME $635,000 Sanibel / Captiva / December 14 to 20 with screened lanais. Two bedroom, two bath Ground level. Fort Myers Beach. January 3 to 31 Fully furnished. Never rented. Please call February 28 to March 14 Cottage type - Quiet area - south. Sleeps five. Located on PRIVATE CLUB 472-2681 or March 28 to April 4 Near Beaches, Shopping, WEST GULF DRIVE. 847-494-14Q4 3 bedroom, 3 bath Half of duplex. HOMESITE and Restaurants. Large porch. Very private. plus loft. Available November thru May. Three bedroom, two bath. POOL, TENNIS & Sleeps eight. Approximately DOCKING $850/ month. 2 blocks to beach. $8500 monthly. Directly on the beach. AVAILABLE: $61,500 • AUTOMOBILES A Rated. FEBRUARY: $2,500/MONTH To Reserve, MARCH: $2,500/MONTH NOVEMBER, DECEMBER '97 941-472-0225 FOR SALE Call Betty Now! OFF SEASON: AND '98 SEASON. BAYFRONT LOT 1-800-579-1913 941-466-9571 941-472-9366 11/7/97 —mum— 37136-2 $1,400/ MONTH. GULF VIEWS 630-968-0199 or Elizabeth K. Bogert, after 6 pm. 1-800-950-5873 PRIVACY Sanibel Island. Luxury 2 GRI, CAM, CMCA 11/14/97 —»«««— 38948-2 11/21/97 —mil— 39065-2 $150,000 FIRM bedroom, 2 bath condo. Realtor - Notary - Manager Furnished, with den. Monthly TARPON BEACH SANIBEL COTTAGES COASTAL ESTATES (941) 472-3000 rental only. By owner: Call MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION GULF FRONT Luxurious. Cars for $100 or best offer. 941-472-2841 or 847-550-1019. END UNIT Beautifully decorated. FAX (941) 472-9635 Auctioned locally by IRS, DEA, 11/14/97 —Mitt— 37836-6 • * • * • Beautifully furnished. Two bedroom, two bath condo 12/26/97 — ItHt — 5313-2 FBI. 4x4's, RV's, Boats, 11/7/97 —»«»» — 38690-6 Two bedrooms, two baths. in ANXIOUS INVESTOR needs to Computers & more. Cail Toll LOGGERHEAD CAY WEST GULF DRIVE Sleeps six. SANIBEL'S MOST ELEGANT buy 20 owner financed Free 24 hours, 7 days: 1 -800- Steps to beach. ACROSS FROM Very private. SMALL COMPLEX mortgages. Please call 972-5213 ext. 470. 2 bedroom / 2 bath, BEACH ACCESS. Gated access ON THE BEACH. (800)886-2122. 11/7/97 —lilt — 35958-1 sleeps 6. Very private and quiet. Pool -tennis. Gulf front. 11/7/97 — MM— 39969-1 AUTOS / SEIZED CARS from Pool, tennis, cable, VCR. Ground level. Lush tropical grounds. Big pool, tennis, NEED A LOAN FOR YOUR $150. Jaguar, Corvette, Completely furnished. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME WEEKLY RATES: outdoor barbecue, MOBILE HOME? Call a Mercedes, BMW, Porsche, All amenities. WITH POOL. $945 TO $2,065 covered parking. national lender's toll-free mobile Honda, 4X4's, Trucks, and BOOKNOW Owner / Realtor DEPENDING ON SEASON. AVAILABLE: home loan hot-line. Apply for more. Local sales listings. Toll FOR APRIL and SUMMER. Call 941-472-2902 920-734-9013 JANUARY 16-30, 1998. YOUR loan for your mobile free 1-800-669-2292 ext A- Brochure available. 11/14/97 —tut— 38753-2 11/7/97 —«»«H— 38950-2 Direct from owner: home 24 hours 7 days a week. 4000 11/7/97 —HIS— 38107-1 OWNER SOUTHWINDS DR. Cail 011 -49-172-8237280 Call (888) 382-4663. It's FREE! SOUTH SEAS 11/14/97 — 1*11— 39117-2 11/7/97 —tlHtlt— 39052-1 '88 HONDA ACCORD COUPE. (941)454-5811 SANIBEL [email protected] PLANTATION BLUE. ORIGINAL OWNER. BEACH CLUB BESIDE CASA YBEL RESORT GULF VIEW CONDO 50,000 MILES. $3,900. CALL Two Bedroom / Two Bath Two bedrooms, two baths. SANIBEL ISLAND • REAL ESTATE 472-0594. SANIBEL on the Gulf. Beautifully furnished. Two bedrooms, two baths. -DISTANT 11/12/97 —«««!— 39115-2 Fully equipped. GUEST COTTAGE Week #49:12/5-12/12 $1,100. Completely furnished. 1991 CADILLAC DEVILLE. Piling beach home. GREAT RATES. Behind Main House. Week #3: 1/16-1/23 $1,870. FULL POWER. LEATHER Week #9: 2/27-3/6 $2,000. Near shops. CONTACT OWNER WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA UPHOLSTERY. DELUXE On the beach, with pool. AVAILABLE: MOUNTAINS. Call toll-free for One bedroom, one bath. Rent from Owner & Save!! (770)751-1999 EDITION, $10,500, OR BEST CALLVERA NOVEMBER 20 - JANUARY 31 free brochure of propertys and OFFER. CALL 472-4397, Private. 941-395-2475 homes. 1-800-438-8159. In 11/12/97 —mil— 39119-2 Contact Owner: (516) 826-7053 12/3/97 —»»*»— 38786-2 11/14/97 — lltl — 38985-2 GULF FRONT HOME business over 20 years, Raper (941)472-3253 '82 Toyota Supra. 5 speed. SPECTACULAR SUNSETS Realty. INC P.O. Box 619, 11/7/97 —Mult— 38509-2 SHELL ISLAND New tires. No rust. AM/FM GULF FRONT SUNSET CAPTIVA Murphy, NC 28906 cassette. White. Excellent 11/7/97 — MUH— 35832-1 SANDPIPER BEACH BEACH CLUB 2 bedrooms, 3 baths. condition. $2,700. Call 454- SUNDIAL SANIBEL Sanibel Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock. SOUTH CAROLINA 3041. Two bedroom, two bath condo. Gulf Front Condo. AVAILABLE: WATERFRONT SALE. 11/12/97 — Mil— 39130-6 Luxurious January: $1,400/week Two bedrooms, two baths. CHRISTMAS WEEK Beautifully wooded, dock 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath February thru April: Sleeps six. (DECEMBER 20-27,1997) approved parcel with long Condo with Den. $1,750/ week Pool / Hot Tub / Tennis. JANUARY 3-31, 1998. frontage on spectacular 50,000 Accomodates 6. May thru September: AVAILABLE: Call owner acre recreation lake in So. VEHICLES • Large Screened Lanai $750/ week JANUARY 3 to 24 941-472-5296 Carolina - next to 18 hole FOR SALE 11/28/97 —MM — 39126-2 championship golf course. overlooking October thru December 15: $1,100 weekly or Fish, boat, golf year round in Lush Tropical Courtyard & $850/ week. $3,000 for 3 weeks. Beautiful Gulf View our fantastic climate! Paved OVERSTOCKED - OVER 100 773-763-3752 219-277-4787 New and Used R.V.'s starting at • Just Steps to •INTERVAL roads, u/g utils, much more! 12/19/97 — lilt — 36808-2 11/28/97 —»«««— 38998-2 $2500. No cash required down Beach & Shelling Financing available. Call 800- OWNERSHIP W.A.C. Payments starting at • Large & Small Pools SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I 704-3154. CAPTIVA WATERFRONT $100.00. Northwest Campers, • Tennis • Sailing Two bedroom / two bath 11/7/97 — MM— 38013-1 • • * Panama City (800)747-1526. • Activity Programs 3 Bedroom / 3 Bath Poolside unit on "FALL COLORS" GREAT • Resort Facilities Available with Loft. ground level. SOUTH SEAS CLUB SMOKEY MOUNTAIN AIR! A • Extensively Redecorated • Pool • Dock • Every Amenity All amenities. SOUTH SEAS great combination to listen to Available Weekly AVAILABLE the quiet. Restricted HomeSite Available after January. PLANTATION • BOATS & or for Extended Stay. Reasonable. JANUARY 10 THRU 31. starting at $19,900. Brannon Weeks 45 and 50 LOW FALL RATES. 248-644-4058 Will rent Forest, Maggie Valley, N.C. FOR SALE CALL OWNER: 11/28/87 —tt0t— 38837-6 one week or all three. Free Golf and Tennis (888)926-6009 (513)831-4205 By owner. $14,900.00 each 11/7/97 —I»IH— 38858-1 or 812-295-2648 SOUTHERN COLORADO EAST END MAKO (513)-831-6921 11/28/97 —«»*« — 39006-2 (800) 899-7327 ROCKY MOUNTAIN FRONT One bedroom. 20 ft. 72 Hull 11/14/97 —»»»»— 38662-6 12/26/97 — IIM— 39062-2 RANGE. 43 acres - $29,900. Cottage type - with 1987 Johnson 150. SANIBEL Ride off into the sunset on this Sleeps four. • * • SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I New powerhead in '90. LOGGERHEAD CAY Half of duplex. perfect horse property. Gently WEEKS 2,3, and 4, Tandem Trailer Totally refurbished Large porch. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH rolling meadows with beautiful POOLHOME POOLSIDE. Hummingbird Fish Finder two bedroom, two bath condo. Approximately juniper and pine trees, WEEKS 5 and 6, Spray Dodger Pool • Tennis • Cable • VCR 2 blocks to beach. • ADJOINS DING DARLING spectacular views, abundant WILDLIFE PRESERVE BEACH FRONT. elk, deer & turkey. Mins. to Biminl Top Steps to beach. DECEMBER: $1,100/MONTH • CANOE AND BIKES Ground level units. lake & Nat'l Forest. Power & GREAT FISHING BOAT NOW RENTING: JANUARY: $1,500/MONTH INCLUDED Two bedroom, two bath. phone. Owner financing. .Call VERY DEPENDABLE WINTER & SPRING FEBRUARY: $1,800/MONTH « • • All amenities. now (719) 564-6367. Red $3,900. Discount thru Owner 630-968-0199 812-295-2648 Creek Ranch at Hatchet. Call 561-4638 941-466-5163 12/8/97 —Mil— 37312-6 847-234-6808 after 6 pm. 11/26/97 — «»»«— 39007-2 11/7/97 —Mil — 39051-1 . 11/14/97 —««»#— 37980-2 11/14/87 —ttltt— 39947-2 11/7/97 _««««— 39013-6 r 14C • NOVEMBER 7,, 1997 .-• ISLAND REPORTER • BOATS & • HELP • LEGALS • LECALS FOR SALE WANTED WANTED WANTED

20' Speed Boat with 150HP DRIVERS ... SWIFT Johnson. Includes trailer. TRANSPORTATION NOW Runs great! $3,500. Call 481- CLASSIFIED NOTICE GARY A. PRICE NO LATER HIRING TRUCK DRIVERS. STOP THAN ONE DAY PRIOR TO 4736. Regional Runs Available! Experienced 472-1587 OF PROPOSED THE PROCEEDINGS. IU7/97 Training Available! Excellent CLOSER TELEPHONE 941-472-3700 Pay & Benefits. Consistent ENACTMENT needed to sell a SOUTH SEAS FOR ASSISTANCE. IF Miles, Home More Often, OF ORDINANCE(S) • DOCKAGE & one-of-a-kind, private, PLANTATION HEARING IMPAIRED, Tuition Reimbursement. 1-800- waterfront, luxury CITY OF SANIBEL, TELEPHONE THE FLORIDA STORAGE 644-2257. (eoe-m/f) RESORT SALON development near Sanibel. RELAY SERVICE NUMBERS, 11/7/37 —IHt— 37774-1 SERVICES FLORIDA Dabblers need not apply. 800-955-8771 (TDD) OR seeking HONEST INCOME $300 TO Real Estate License required. The Sanibel City Council 800-955-8770 (VOICE), FOR DEEP & SHALLOW DRAFT qualified and experienced $1000 Weekly/potential! Call for a will meet and hold ASSISTANCE. SLIPS MASSAGE THERAPIST. Process FHA mortgage confidential interview. public hearings on AVAILABLE. Limitless earning potential. refunds. No experience. Own 481-5789 ATTEST: Includes pool usage. Accessible location. November 18,1997 Direct Access to Gulf. hours. Part-time/Full-time. Start 11/7/87 —tilt— 39009-6 at Sanibel City Hall Gary A. Price, City Clerk Call 472-5757 11/7/97 —tltt— 39005-2 Now I! 1-305-460-3259 OR 1- CNA HOME CARE (941) 466-9700 for interview in the Council Chambers ASK FOR SANDRA 800-645-7802 Dept 92 FOR (MacKenzie Hall), 11/7/97 —lilt— 38113-1 and/or fax resume to 11/21/97 —tilt— 36J50-6 ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. 472-5759. 800 Dunlop Road, NOTICE OF GOVERNMENT JOBS. Now REFERENCES. Sanibel, Florida, • RENTAL • DEEP WATER 12/3/97 — tttt— 39121-2 hiring in your area. $16,000- 472-9101 to consider enactment INTENTION TO BOAT SLIP for up to 44' boat. $68,000. Call 1-800-883-0819 SANIBEL THE SANCTUARY of the following proposed Near ICW and Causeway. 24 REGISTER ext.J-400 for current Federal, 11/7/87 —till- 39014-2 ordinance(s) on Second hour security watch. Up to 50 GOLF CLUB County, City &. State lists. NO EXPERIENCE Reading to be entitled: FICTITIOUS NAME amp or two 30 amps service at 11/7/87 —Ilil— 38301-1 SANIBEL NECESSARY. Earn up to $530 The undersigned does slip. Protected harbour. is now hiring: DRIVERS OTR McClendon per week assembling products. hereby certify Includes use of pool & club. LINE COOKS 10:00 A.M. AN ORDINANCE Trucking Now Hiring! Company Full-Time / Part-Time. Call that he is conducting a $8.50/ ft. - monthly. Call 482- WAIT STAFF. PERTAINING TO THE Drivers earn up to .34 With (800)466-7593. health club / gym business at 1149. Great benefits and pay. SANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM; Fuel/Safety Bonus. Owner AMENDING SECTION 3051 Estero Blvd. 11/26/97 —|ff»— 3t*t\-t Operators earn .82 472-6445 Ft. Myers Beach, FL. 33931 11/12/97 —Hit— 39124-: 19-84(a), 19-88 AND 19-89 empty/loaded. Calt 800-633- under the fictitious name of FULL TIME PRE-SCHOOL OF THE CODE OF 0550 Ext. SWF. ISLAND INN HAMMERHEAD BEACH GYM TEACHER - WILL TRAIN FOR ORDINANCES OF THE CITY • ANNOUNCEMENTS 11/7/87 —tttl— 38366-1 Has openings in the and that said firm following departments: THE MONTESSORI SCHOOL OF SANIBEL; INCREASING /NOTICES ATTENTION! TYPISTS / PC CONNECTION FEES, is composed of the following USERS. Steady work. Full- •FRONT OFFICE: OF SANIBEL. 472-1909 11/19/97 —till— 39126-2 GUARANTEED REVENUE person whose name time / Part-time. $45,000 per RESERVATIONS and place of residence (FT/PT positions) CHARGES AND SEWER year earnings potential. Call is as follows: ROTATIONAL WORMING IS • HOUSEKEEPING: RATES; PROVIDING FOR toll free (800)883-0819 ext. Kenneth S. Katcko NOW available for dogs. HOUSEMEN CODIFICATION; PROVIDING Alternate HAPPY JACK T400. • BUSINESS FOR CONFLICT AND 330 Donora Blvd. 11/7/87 —Ull— 38703-1 • RESTAURANT: TRIVERMICIDE and LIQUI- (opening Nov. 15) OPPORTUNITIES SEVERANCE; AND Ft. Myers Beach, FL. 33931. DRIVER OTR Covenant Ownership of VICT 2x monthly. Safer, more •WAIT STAFF: PROVIDING AN Transport. Want to Make Some HAMMERHEAD BEACH GYM effective. At GOLDKIST & (first & second shifts) EFFECTIVE DATE. Serious MONEY Before is as follows: farm, feed & hardware stores. (guaranteed tips) VENDING: LAZY PERSON'S 2:00 P.M. AN ORDINANCE 11/7/97 Christmas? Family Security, \Kenneth S. Katcko -100%. -Ittt— 36862-1 APPLY IN PERSON DREAM! Few hours = Big $$. RELATING TO THE LEVY OF Full Benefits, Top Pay & Miles. It is my intention EOE Priced Right. Free brochure. A MUNICIPAL PUBLIC Call Covenant Transport, to apply to the Monday / Friday 1-800-820-6782 SERVICE TAX ON THE (888)MORE-PAY or call Department of State, • GARAGE 3111 West Gulf Drive 11/7/87 —mi— 37044-6 PURCHASE OF ELECTRICITY, (800)441-4394. Graduate Division of Corporations, SALES Sanibel LOCAL CANDY ROUTE. 30 METERED NATURAL GAS, Students (800)338-6428. Toll State of Florida Free FAX (888)816-8837. 472-1561 Vending Machines. Earn apx. LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS 11/7/97 —tttl— 39056-2 $800.00/ day. All for $9,995. to register the said name of 11/7/87 —tttl— 36704.1 EITHER METERED OR HAMMERHEAD BEACH GYM Seeking GUITARIST to play CalM-800-998-VEND. BOTTLED, MANUFACTURED 11/7/97 —Ittt— 37821-1 under the provisions and lead singing at worship GIRL FRIDAY GAS EITHER METERED OR of Chapter 90-267 WE DO services for new congregation. FRITO LAY / HERSHEY BOTTLED, WATER, Light bookkeeping. VENDING ROUTE! CASH (Fictitious Name Act), ESTATE SALES Remuneration possible. Call Flexible hours. TELECOMMUNICATIONS Laws of Florida 463-5030 or digital pager 999- BUSINESS! Prime Local Sites! SERVICE AND SERVICES Growth opportunity. $1200+ Weekly Potential! On- (Section 865.09, 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE 1113. See STEPHANIE COMPETITIVE TO THOSE Florida Statutes), 1990. 11/7/87 —tttt— 3«722-6 Going Support! Expand At Own LICENSED • INSURED SANIBEL MARINA ENUMERATED; Pace! Small Investment / Huge ESTABLISHING THE RATES • BONDED 634 North Yachtsman Drive Profits! To invest in your OF SAID TAX; PROVIDING • a • • • 472-2723 future, dial: 1-800-731-7233, DIVORCE $125 * Covers CERTAIN EXEMPTIONS; 11/19/37 —tilt— 39061-2 ext. 4310. children, property division, CONNIE'S IMPOSING A DUTY ON EVERY INSIDE SALES PERSON 11/7/97 —tin— 38498-1 name change, military, missing COLLECTABLES SELLER OF SAID TAXABLE spouse, etc. One signature i Needed Part-Time FINANCIAL FREEDOM! 466-6399 ITEMS TO COLLECT SAID required. * Excludes Govt. to help Average people are earning $5- 11/7/87 —tlUt— 36014.6 TAX FROM THE fees, uncontested. Paperwork BUILD ADVERTISING 10K per month P/T. Very PURCHASERS AND REMIT done for you. 1-800-547-9900. MISC. HOUSEHOLD for multi-product INTERIORS simple. No personal selling! PUBLISHING COMPANY. THE TAXES COLLECTED TO Budget Divorce. GARAGE SALE Not MLM! 24 hour message! 11/7/97 —Hit— 35823-1 Must be THE CITY; PROVIDING FOR SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8 (800) 322-6169, ext. 0911. RECORD KEEPING, SELF STARTER Experienced Decorator 11/7/97 —tilt— 39103-1 980 EAST GULF DRIVE able to work independently needed to join our REPORTING AND SANIBEL INVESTORS: CALL This # INSPECTION OF RECORDS; to successfully achieve growing design studio. ' Before You Invest In Mutual 9AM-2PM Fax resume to PROVIDING FOR INTEREST • PERSONALS • • • aggressive goals. Funds! It Could Save You Enthusiastic team player 1-941-472-6149 AND PENALTIES FOR Refrigerator - side by side - 1,000's of $$$. Details with previous or phone FAILURE TO FILE A RETURN $250. (800)978-9524, ext. 5018. OR TO PAY THE TAX; 1-941-472-6551 11/7/97 —tilt— 39104-1 Dishwasher - Maytag - $150. sales or advertising experience preferred. for interview. PROVIDING FOR Dryer-$125. 11/26/97 —tttt— 39067.2 COLLECTION OF THE TAXES PURPLE RINGER Cooktop- $100. For consideration, DUE; DEDICATING REVENUE Kitchen Sink - stainless - $100. contact HOME TYPISTS, PC users DERIVED FROM TAX TO THE Bar Sink - $75. Morgan Newcomb needed. $45,000 income • LECALS SANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM Sofa-$250. by fax potential. Call 1-800-513-4343, AND PROVIDING FOR Sleeper Sofa - Queen - $350. Ext. B-3225. REPEAL; PROVIDING FOR 941-402-6365 11/7/97 —tttl— 39087-6 King Mahogany Bed - $450. CODIFICATION; PROVIDING Queen Birch Bed - $250. or call ARE YOU EARNING $20,000 FOR CONFLICT AND Bunk/Twin Beds-$300. 482-7111 per month? I need Helpl I I I I I I 1 SEVERANCE; AND "the tobacco shop with Antique Oak Furniture - Overwhelmed with leads. NOT PROVIDING AN for initial interview. a hippie flavor" bed, dressers, etc. 11/14/97 —tttt— 3t«69-« MLM, In your area. 1-800-726- EFFECTIVE DATE. LET US ... pipes, papers, candles, Many tag sale items. 5965. SAID PROPOSED 11/7/87 —tttt— 39096-6 imported cigs/tobaccos, 472-0902 from 8:30-1:00pm DIFFERENT & FUN RUN YOUR ORDINANCE(S) IS/ARE ON or 395-9398 from 1-9pm. Popular store ATTENTION SALES incense, jewelry & more. 11/7/17 —Hll~ 31880-2 LEGAL NOTICES FILE AND MAY BE at waters edge in REPRESENTATIVES! Our INSPECTED BY THE Tools - aircraft and carpenter. KLEAR® & CARBO® CAPTIVA RESORT Reps average ($900 - $1200) & PUBLIC IN THE CITY CLERK'S Kitchen Aide mixer. Bread Urine Cleansers seeks full or part time commission per sale Part-Time, OFFICE, SANIBEL CITY HALL, maker. Tub Jacuzzi. Clothes, REGISTER YOUR SALES ASSOCIATE unique product, great leads, 800 DUNLOP ROAD, misc. Saturday, November 8th, advances, vacations, exciting "18 and over" to sell fun resortwear FICTITIOUS NAME SANIBEL, FLORIDA. ALL 9am to 3pm. 1198 Junonla bonuses, 401K Plan, & sailing school programs. INTERESTED PARTIES MAY (East off Donax). Good pay, commission, equivalent. Area Manager 3915 Broadway APPEAR AT THE MEETING H/7/»7 -Hit— 39132-2 benefits & sailing bonus (888)676-9034. ATTENTION Ft. 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