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Vol. 37, No. 14 Friday, April 10, 1998 Two Sections, 52 pages 75 Cents Dancing the- Wight Unintended Victims Several pets, and perhaps wildlife as well, are dying — victims of poison set out for rats. Seepage 3A Bridge News Cost-wise, the sooner the causeway is replaced, the better, Lee County consult- ing engineers tell Sanibel City Council. Seepage 3A What a GIF! See what islanders discov- ered in the Great Island Pickup last weekend, Seepage HA Easter Time Sunrise Service — page 3A; Seder — page 13A; Easter events — page IOA.
Arts...... 7B Cartoon ...... 17A Classifieds...... 22-25 Commentary..... 16-18 Crossword.;...... 27B Fishing...... 25B a rug-at the recent Old Schaolhouse-I'heater fundraiser* -The-well-attended party raised $35,000 Police Beat...... 7A fi For more photos, see page 9A. Photos/Ed Neitzke, 2A • Friday, April 10, 1998 • ISLANDER Islander garners six state A Home journalism awards Equity Line Tyrer promoted to Editor of the Fort Myers Beach Observer with a The Sanibel-Captiva Islander has won six state journalism awards from the Florida Press Association's 1997 Better Weekly Newspaper Contest. They include the following: • Feature story: Jill Tyrer and Anne Bellew won their stories "Fathers coping on their 3-year Fixed Rate own" — a Father's Day piece about two single fathers coping after the deaths of their wives. • Social/Lifestyle Section: "Sanibel & Captiva This Week," an art and lifestyle section primarily produced by Frank Wagner with contributions from Elaine Stacy, Camille Kucaba, Mike Fuery, Bill Hallstead, Steve Beck and others. • Serious column: "You don't want to get arrested" by Scott Martell. • Outdoor writing: Jill Tyrer's story "The bobcats amongst us." • Environmental or Conservation: Jill Tyrer's story "The business of restoring lands." • Original local cartoon: "Alligators" by Rave and Lee Horton. Our competitor, the Island Reporter, also won six awards, including Editorial Award and Investigative Reporting honors to Michelle Moran; Feature photograph to Saul Taffet; Sports story to Mark Krzos; Outdoor writing by Michelle Moran, Dawn /' Grodsky and Charlie SobszakHhe paper's social and lifestyle news section. Congratulations to all! The Islander's Jill Tyrer has been promoted within the company to the position of Editor at the Fort Myers Beach Observer (which also won quite a few awards), a vApR 14,000 circulation newspaper that covers Estero and San Carlos Islands and their environs. Good luck Jill; you'll be missed! Current APR Without Introductory Rate
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New bridge: the sooner the better say engineers ByJILLTYRER' several million, the consultants said. to take legal action against the County if ththe County does Islander staff writerr Still, most of the comments dealt with whether it anything more than repair it. Engineers have been saying it for years and now would be a high-rise bridge or something closer to its A method to involve citi2ens has not yet been es- they are saying it again: the causeway bridges will have present form, and whether the islands should be removed. tablished but Council directed City Manager Gary Price to be replaced and the sooner it's done, the better. Many comments echoed protests from 1990 and audience to work with County staff on that. In the meantime, URS But Sanibel residents made it clear, once again, that members were ready to counter engineers' facts with other Greiner's report will be presented to a county commis- they aren't going to let that pronouncement go without facts — as well as rumors and suppositions — but little sion workshop the first week in May, then it will go to the having their say and the first round of challenges arose in was resolved. Board of County Commissioners, possibly by the first of Tuesday's City Council meeting. About 100 people packed The one thing that did come out of the meeting was June, said county engineer Bruce McAuliffe. into MacKenzie Hall for the standing-room-only presen- an assurance by Scott Gilbertson, director of Lee County . The report raised some concerns because the model tation of a report by URS Greiner for Lee County's trans- Department of Transportation, that Sanibel officials and used was a fixed-span bridge running from the mainland portation department. citizens would have a part in the process. The City can- to the island, a design that many people oppose. But, said The presentation did not address the design of the not, however, take any official action regarding the bridge. Arthur Goldberg, Vice President of URS Greiner, "This bridge, only engineering and economic considerations that Through a citizens' initiative in 1990, voters approved an was not a study of high-span versus bascule span. It's a concluded it should be replaced, preferably by 2005. The ordinance that prohibits City officials from taking any study of early versus later replacement." longer the wait, the more it will cost —to the tune of action on replacing the causeway. It also requires the City (Continued, page 4A) Unintended victims One PAWS cat dead, another ill —rat he said. After only a year and a half in the area, "I've seen three and to me that's a fairly decent number. And I don't poison doesn't mix with pets, wildlife work in an emergency clinic. ... AH the ones I've seen ByJILLTYRER came from Sanibel." Islander staff writer PAWS kitties It was about a month and a half ago that Jan Egeland Molly and Polly have been living for eight years in found Molly, one of her four neighborhood kitties, crying the Ferry Road neighborhood with their sister, Patches, under the house. and their brother, Satchmo. They were the litter of one of She rushed the cat to a vet, but Molly didn't make the scores of feral cats that used to live on the east end of it. "I got her too late and she died in my arms," Egeland Sanibel —but these are hardly wild cats. Rather than said. A necropsy — sort of like a human autopsy — indi- euthanizing them, they were, like other PAWS cats, tested cated that Molly had gotten into some rat poison. It was for diseases, given their shots and spayed or neutered. an anticoagulant, the kind of poison that inhibits blood Then they were returned to their neighborhood where clotting so the animals essentially bleed to death inter- Egeland has been caring for them — taking them to the nally. Maybe the cat found the poison directly or maybe vet and feeding them. it ate a poisoned rodent; whichever it was, Molly died. "I don't like to call them feral anymore," Egeland About a week later, Egeland found Molly's sister, said. "They're not wild; they're friendly. People can pick Polly, sick in the front yard. She scooped up the cat and them up. They love people." rushed it to Coral Veterinary Clinic in Fort Myers. Most of Egeland's neighbors know the cats and, Polly still isn't out of the woods, but Egeland is when she sent out a letter asking people not to put out calling her "our little miracle cat." She's responding to poison, she got a lot of sympathetic calls, she said. But treatments and recuperating slowly in Egeland's garage. she never was able to find out where the poison was. Egeland figures it might have been someone new to the This isn't the first time Veterinarian Dennis Oyer at Top left is Patches. Top right is Polly, who is recuperating. Coral Vet has seen a case of rat poisoning from Sanibel, Bottom left is Molly, who died. Bottom right is Satchmo. area or, because it happened during the peak of tourist (Continued, page 6k) Venus Lake revisited Sunrise Service Sunday ByJILLTYRER The Causeway Island nearest Sanibel will be the site for Islander staff writer SanibePs 24th Annual Community Easter Sunrise Service this For the time being, Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation is just going to let Sunday. The 6:30 a.m. event will feature music by a community Venus Lake lie. choir, timpani and brass under the direction of Pastor Carl Gnat That doesn't mean SCCF won't ever get in there to make the lake more viable of Sanibel Community Church, and the Sanibel Community but, for now, it just isn't worth the hassle. Church Contemporary Worship Band, directed by Pastor Chris For some residents, though, the project would create hassles they don't ever want Siggins. to deal with. Dr. Martin Sanders, President of Global Leadership Min- It's not very often that the Foundation's projects stir up much controversy, so it istries, will be this year's speaker. Sanders, a frequent speaker 'ers leaders were caught off-guard when the neighborhood at the end of Dixie Beach Bou- at the Harvard Club of New York City, demonstrates a passion for the church and the levard dug in its heels against the Venus Lake project. next generation of leaders. SCCF has a number of restoration projects underway on hundreds of acres and, The sunrise service will again benefit the ministry of Habitat for Humanity. Two in comparison, the Venus Lake project was pretty small — a lake about 6 acres on an Sanibel residents have joined together in providing a $25,000 matching grant chal- 81/2-acre parcel of land SCCF owns. But it was fairly significant in some ways. lenge. Every dollar contributed will be doubled for the benefit of Habitat for Human- Charlotte Harbor National Estuarine Program was offering funding — through a ity of Lee County. variety of federal, state and local interests — to qualified "Early Action Demonstration Residents and visitors should bring a blanket or lawn chair, dress warmly, and Projects" and, of all the applicants, SCCF's request to restore Venus Lake topped the gather near the rest room area. Boaters are welcome to anchor just off the beach area list, said Wally Kain. Kain supported the Venus Lake project from several angles: as (speakers will be aimed out to the bay). Sanibel mayor, as a member of the policy committee of the Charlotte Harbor NEP, as a For questions about the service or the Habitat Matching Challenge, call Dr. supporter of SCCF, and as a resident of the Sanibel Isles Water Shadows neighborhood. Denny Dennison, 472-2684. Checks may be mailed to the "Habitat Easter Offering" As the first of the Early Action Demonstration Projects, it would have been show- P.O.Box 1257, Sanibel, Fl. 33957. cased as an example of how water bodies could be improved to boost their viability, said David Ceilley, SCCF's restoration ecologist. (Continued, page 27A) Sanibel Seder — see page 12A 4A • Friday, April 10, 1998 •ISLANDER Residents speak out Voters killed the proposal in 1990 lane Summerlin, a comment that created to replace the causeway for a variety of rumblings in the audience. reasons, said resident Jon Liljequist. • Resident Dean Noll: The bridge Some didn't like the idea of eliminating shouldn't be replaced 15 years before its MAILING ADDRESS projected life. P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, FL 33957 the causeway islands^which not only pro- vide recreationaLareasbut also create a • Resident Irwin Stein: The cost of Fax 472-5302 Scott Martell Terri Blackmore replacing the causeway islands in terms LOCATION unique entrance to Sanibel. Others ob- Editor General Manager jected to the argument that a high-span of their recreational value should be Promenade Center bridge would be safer in a hurricane evaluated and that recreation would have 695 Tarpon Bay Rd. Unit #13 evacuation. Still others felt the County to be transferred to the mainland because PHONE: 472-5185 and some business interests had a hid- the islands couldn't accommodate the ad- ditional influx. SUBSCRIPTION RATES den agenda, and many simply were an- • Resident Bob Laswell: Raising $22,00 $28.00 gered that the decision, which would af- $20.75 Newspaper $26.42 Newspaper fect Sanibel and Captiva more than any- the toll to $8 could offset some of the $1.258alesTax $1.58SalesTax costs. Furthermore, there is the possibil- Annual Subscription Annual Subscription one else, was being made without citi- LwCounty Florida zens' input. ; ity that the county wants a high-span Just about all-thoseissues-came up bridge to allow container ships to pass $28.00 $42.00 Tracey Markwalter below if, he said, rejuvenating rumors Annual Subscription Annual Subscription Harry Pappas again Tuesday, plus a few more concerns " USA Foreign Advertising Publisher and proposals: about a port for container ships or, as Postal Information Manager • Councilman Andrew Reding: The Alice Kyllo pointed out, cruise ships. "As The Sanibel-Captiva Islander (USPS 481-400) is published City receives a good chunk of revenue best I know, there are no plans for a every Friday and is distributed throughout Sanibel and from the causeway surplus fund. The port,"Gilbertson said. Captiva Islands by the Breeze Corp. sooner the bridge is built, the sooner that • Resident Bill Reill: "Why not re- P O Box 56. Sanibel, FL 33357. Third Class postage is paid at turn to a ferry service?" He had heard that tha Sanibel Post Office, Sanibel, Fl. 33957. income presumably would stop and the Postmaster Send Address Changes to City already has been facing tight fi- an inordinate amount of traffic that comes Sanibel Captiva Islander nances. onto the island goes straight to South Seas POBox56 • Vice Mayor George Madison: The Plantation. Sanibel, FL 33957 County claims to be concerned about hur- • Resident Henry Glissman: "Lee ricane evacuation in terms of a new County doesn't care what it looks like. Classified advertising deadline Frank Wagner Sue Bryant bridge, yet it does nothing to curb the Sanibel should have the sole say in its Is Tuesday 3:00 Arts Editor Account amount of development along design" and if the county doesn't agree Error Responsibility In the event of an error we are respon- sible only for the first incorrect insertion of an ad if, in our opin- Executive Summerlin, which has an adverse effect to that, the City should pursue legal ac- ion there is a loss of value. We do not assume any responsibil- on islanders' evacuation times. In fact, tion. "If that doesn't work, there's always ity for an error beyond the cost of the ad itself. We assume no secession, insurrection or assassination," financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisement said Lee County DOT Director Scott but will reprint without charge that part which is incorrect We Gilbertson, the county has plans to six- he said, drawing hoots of laughter. are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 days from publication date. Columns; Opinions expressed in columns in The Islander and Bridge, from 3A Letters to tha Editor are those of the person writing the column or letter and do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Since the efforts to replace the bridge were quashed in 1990, the County has been maintaining and repairing the bridge at a cost of about $3 million, said Stephen McGucken, Vice President and manager of surface transportation for Greiner. Several Production: Lonnie MacPeek, Jill Tyrer Anne Bellew past studies have shown that the salt water and other elements have taken their toll on Anne Simat, Aaron Belchamber. the structure — both on the concrete and the steel. "We can perpetuate.it another 15 Reporter Reporter years, but it won't stop it from deteriorating inside," he said. "You will ultimately have Contributors: Elaine Stacy, to replace the bridge" and replacing the existing bridge piecemeal would be "unaccept- Camille Kucaba, Captain Mike able," in terms of cost and convenience. One lane could be closed for months, for example, while the other was replaced, he said. Fuery, Betty Anholt, Faye "At the latest, you must have a new bridge in operation by 2013," Goldberg said. Granberry, Betty O'Neal, Art "The alternative is earlier than that." Building a new bridge, however, has several benefits, McGucken said: It would Stevens. be a lot less expensive, drivers could continue using the old bridge while the new one was under construction. Also, the new bridge would provide advantages, such as a The islands' safer emergency evacuation route and less susceptibility to the salt water effects. Val Jones Beryl Gray Community Production Manager And the cost of replacement will just continue to rise, Goldberg said, primarily Classifieds due to inflation, but also due to ongoing maintenance and repair costs. Newspaper since 1961 For example, the fixed-span bridge — a lower-cost alternative — would cost an estimated $49 million. A bascule span '•—what' s there now — would cost about $6.5 million more. If the new bridge were slated to open in 2013, the cost would increase to $59 million, with estimated yearly payments of about $4.25 million, Goldberg said. If such a bridge were to open in 2005, though, that $49 million would be worth Weather only $51 million and the yearly payments would be about $3.7 million. Total cost of the 2013 project would be an estimated $140 million compared to $116 million in 2005. - • • Those numbers would change based on different designs, but the basic concept of the cost increasing over time would remain the same, he said. "I would like to see some evidence that the one you want to build is better than Forecast April 1-7 the one we've got now," said Councilman Bob Janes. "If a 35-year-old bridge is de- Friday through Sunday— I [jS| High/Low/Rain crepit, there obviously was a problem in the construction." But cost isn't Sanibel's primary concern, said Councilman Andrew Reding. "We're partly cloudy. Rain forecast 1ipF 1: 85..J0...0 far less concerned with the issue of cost than getting something which we'll be proud from 10-20 percent. Winds out o mB^| j-r 2: 86...70...0 of," he said. of the northwest moving to the I J. oo...oy...(/ Judging by the murmuring in the audience, what to do with the causeway islands S J 4: 86...69...0 apparently is also a sore spot still. northeast at 10-12 mph. " ~ffi-pVs E 5.-84...65...0 Some have claimed that the islands did not kill the scallop industry and Liljequist argued that the islands don't impede the fresh water from passing through. Further- Humiture:88% ^1 6: 85...60...0 more, he said, removing them would improve water quality in only 11/2 miles around Gulf temperatures: 78 degrees B fjj, 7: 86...70...0 the islands, "that's all we're talking about." Full moon: April 11 Those islands are a concern not only for the Army Corps of Engineers, but for the Caloosahatchee Water Management Plan and the Charlotte Harbor National Estua- New moon: April 26 Temperatures and rainfall rine Program, said Lou Hinds, manager of the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Sunsets: about 7:48 p.m. courtesy of the Chamber of Refuge. The islands catch the fresh water coming down the Caloosahatchee and back it Commerce. into the estuary. That phenomenon managed to kill the scaliop industry promptly after Sunrises: about 7:11 a.m. the islands were dredged and built and it continues to be a problem. It's destroying the sea grass beds, Hinds said, and he proposed removing both islands rather than reconfiguring them. "Those islands are destroying the estuary that's behind them." ISLANDER - Friday, Aprfi fo, 1998 » 5A
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Buckley participated in a small mammal study on Sanibel for the State of Florida, trapping $469,900!!! • and studying rats and mice on the island. The rice rat, for instance, has big ears and a pretty coat of smooth, silky fur — light underneath and a rich brown on top, Buckley said. In fact, some argue that the rice rat is an endangered species, although the study Buckley worked on was not conclusive about that. Sanibel has two non-natives — the roof rat, also known as a palm rat, and the house mouse. The rice rat, however, is native, as is the cotton rat but none of the types are large, ranging an average of about a quarter pound down to a tenth of that. Neither the cotton or rice rats are likely to show up in your house. They don't co-exist with man quite as comfortably as do the roof rat and the house mouse, Buckley said. "You're most unlikely to find a rice rat in the house. You're more likely to find it at the bottom of the pool," he said. Rice rats are most comfortable in the wettest parts of the island and they get Located on the Magnificient 9th Hole around well in the water, he said. If they come to a pool of standing water, they are likely to dive to the bottom and run across it rather than swimming across the surface. Priced $80,000 UNDER Developer Units! "They're probably really swimming but if you look at it from above, it looks like it's running," he said. Call Saralee Howell after hours 472-1147 Poisons, from 3A 2807 West Gulf Drive 941-472-4900 season, someone renting a home in the area. She suspects the poison has something to do, too, with the disappearance of a pair 1-800-472-4375 of owls that had lived in the neighborhood for a few years. They are very territorial and won't typically leave, she said, but if they caught and ate a poisoned rodent, chances are good they would have died, as well. Sanibel Island Tarpon Hunters Club The irony, she said, is that the poison people put out is killing some of the best ratters around — cats and birds of prey. • - . TACKLE CLINIC A random killer and first meeting of the season " Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife doesn't get too many victims of rat poison, said CROW Veterinarian Chris Kreuder, but that doesn't mean wild animals don't get TUESDAY, APRIL 14 into it. "We had an osprey we suspected by the increased clotting time" that it had in- PLACE: Beachview Inn Restaurant, Sanibel gested an anticoagulant, she said. Osprey don't typically feed on rodents but they will, TIME: 6:00 pm Fish Tales & Cocktails especially in nesting season, and Kreuder has seen ospreys prey on rats before. She also 7:00 pm Meeting & Tackle Clinic remembers an opossum at CROW — a mother and babies — that had "bled out inter- nally." 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Great terrible, agonizing death," Egeland said. income potential with this excellent 2 "It's a bad way to die because they basically bleed out in various ways," said bedroom waterfront condo. 4th floor Bowman said. "It's pretty nasty." She has a listof about 50 different rodenticides on the market and not all are anticoagulants. They have various ways of killing the animal, offers Breathtaking views $249,500 such as attacking its central nervous system. "Dying of rodenticide is not humane," Oyer said. If you suspect your pet has MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 gotten into a rodenticide — even if you think you've gotten it out of his mouth before Broker, Associate (941)472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 he could swallow any, get the animal to a vet immediately, Oyer said. The effects of an 23 Year bland Resident with PMR Since 1978 (941) 472-2902 (eves) anticoagulant can be deterred, but only if they're caught in time. Traps might be a more humane way of killing the rodents and Kreuder prefers the live traps. "Bring the beasts to us," she said. "We'd be happy to get them out of the traps Friscilla Murphy PMR Realty, Inc.. for people who are squeamish." ISLANDER • Friday, April 10, 1998 • POLICE BEAT INVESTORS!
w '.'•-,i;-^J[*- 21 speeding tickets, security systems. Also, they say they can- not emphasize the benefit of reporting and more! '<* In addition to issuing 21 speeding anyone or anything that seems out of tickets— including one to a Virginia place in a neighborhood. woman for driving 60 on Causeway Road The non-emergency number for the and another to a North Fort Myers man department is 472-3111. for going 80 on San-Cap — the Sanibel Found Police Department issued the following A Hyper bike, blue and silver with citations for on-the-water violations: white letters was found by SPD on the • Jason J. Dalessandro of Estero — Un- beach at Sundial. With it was a black and derage operator of a SeaDoo with no purple North Face backpack with multi- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ON PERIWINKLE WAY-IDEAL LOCATION safety card. Warnings for no fire extin- colored lettering. The back pack con- 44,127 square feet of land, 100 feet frontage on Periwinkle, 5267 square feet of retail. The building is beautiful and was built in 1990. Business is not for sale, however a Very attractive guisher, no horn and no registration. tained a knife, an unopened Corona and Seller leaseback is offered for up to five years or Seller will vacate. Opportunity exists to allow Near the Sanibel boat ramp. a pack of Marlboro Lights. two retail businesses, seller is willing to lease half of square footage allowing Purchaser to use • Brad A Birch of Fort Myers—Under- half. Income, mortage information and survey available. This is a fine investment opportunity More vandalism for $1,650,000. I'll give you all the details - call Marsha Clifford 941-472-1511 or 941-472-2902. age operator of a Yamaha personal wa- Reports of several cars vandalized - tercraft with no safety card. Warnings in the Sundial parking lot were called in MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 and location the same as for Dalessandro. on April 4. The damage to the cars ap- Broker, Associate (941)472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 • Mark E. Biddison of Cape Coral — peared to be caused by scraping a pointed 23 Year Island Resident with PMZ Since 1978 (941 )472-2902 (eves) Underage operator of a Yamaha PWC hard object (possibly keys) down the with no safety card. Warning for no Friscilla Murphy sides of the vehicles. A total of eight cars PMR Realty, Inc. horn. Gulf of Mexico at the lighthouse. were inspected by Officers Cliff Short • Jay G. Desirant* of St. James City — and T.C. Tyus. According to Sundial se- Wrong decal on boat. Warnings for no curity, there were more vandalized ve- registration and no horn in the home- hicles, but some had left the lot. One car made mullet boat. Pine Island Sound at was apparently damaged during the 4 Wulfert Keys. p.m. hour. Three kids who had been Missing possessions swimming in the pool reported that they • Robert G. Neth of Sanibel reported that had seen several youths looking into and his $120 Mikita rechargeable drill and around the vehicles. his $69 Mikita rechargeable flashlight were taken from his storage unit under his condo. •- The Holiday Inn reported on April 4 Sanigll Sandals that 12 Solar one-speed blue/green bikes with Holiday In stickers had been stolen Buying Property from the motel. One bike had a gray baby seat on it. The bikes had been secured on the Islands? with cable and padlock at 8 p.m. on April 3. The next morning there were two bikes Saralee has the Key. left along with the cable which had been cut in two places. Two of the bikes, in- cluding the one with the kid seat, were subsequently found at Sundial. • Sanibel resident Harrison Hummel re- ported that about $500 worth of fishing tackle and his large gray tackle box had been taken from the storage box on his dock on Bird Lane. '• A resident of Beachview Estates re- ported on April Fool's Day that between the end of October and March 31 over $8,500 in jewelry plus two $75 cases You need key information were taken from his house. lo make a wise decision. • On April 2, residents of the Dunes left Simplify your search. Handcrafted in 14K home at 9:30 in the morning without se- Specially priced at $200 curing their house or setting their alarm Let Saralee system. They returned to find an enve- open the door lope with money and their travelers to your island dream. checks missing. The lady of the house also discovered that her jewelry, worth [email protected] about $3,475, was missing. The travel- http://fl.lMng.net/Realtor/t040203 ers checks were issued to Arthur Rich- Call Saralee at John Gee ard in $50 denominations. Saralee Howell SPD again urges people to lock John (ja
Beanie Lycfd Almost Taste. Time — EASTER Lexie, 6, and Tyler May 31 Volunteers Cook, 8, were the proud win- ners of a Princess Bear needed now! beanie baby in a raffle spon- Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife FUN! sored by the Sanibel 5&10. The raffle was a fundraiser is gearing up for its annual Taste of the Historical Easter Party for the Sanibel Water Attack Islands which will be held at Gulfside City Park on May 3. April 11 Team and raised $500 for swim suits, goggles, etc. The Volunteers are needed — please An Easter party for children ages 2 swim team still needs about call Val Pool, 472-5187 to sign up. If $500, and is looking for a to 7 will be held at the Sanibel Historical you're interested in being a Corporate Village & Museum on Saturday, April 11. private sponsor to help the 40-50 swimmers throughout and/or Wildlife sponsor, please call Ben There will be seatings at 1, 2 and 3 p.m. the summer. Call 472-0345 if Johnson, 472-3644. Reservations are a must because of lim- you can help. Lexie and Tyler Cook with Coach John Barden. ited seating. Call Suzie, 395-0246, or pick up tickets at the museum. A donation of on Saturday, April 11. There will be a spe- address the Sanibel AARP membership on tales which have changed our lives, our opin- $3 per child is requested. There will be cial appearance by the Easter Bunny. Bring this topic at 1:30 today, April 10, at the Sani- ions, behavior or feelings," according to TTT refreshments in Miss Charlotta's tea room your own basket. Formore information, call bel Senior Center. White will also explain spokesperson BertMacCarry of Sanibel. followed by a parade and egg hunt. The 472-0345. other functions of the Area Agency, as well climax of each hour will be a reading by as issues affecting older Floridians. Residents actress and story-teller Carrie Lund of the and visitors are invited. Refreshments will NOTICES story "Mad Hatter's Tea Party," panto- EVENTS be served. Free vision and hearing mimed by students from Cypress Lake Issues concerning elderly Power of stories Center for the Arts. screenings discussed April 10 "The Power of Stories" will be the theme As a service to the community, Eye Rec Center hblds hunt of the next meeting of the Tamiami Tale Tell- The Area Agency on Aging for South- Centers of Florida will provide free vision ers (TTT) to be held from 7-9 p.m. Thursday, April 11 west Florida is kicking off a new campaign and hearing screening in its 40-foot mobile April 16, at The Grand Court, 8351 College The Sanibel Recreation Complex to stop elder self-neglect in Lee County. Terry unit at Bailey's General Store from 9 a.m. to Parkway. Storytellers will be asked "to relate will hold an Ea6ter Egg Hunt at 8:30 a.m. White, executive director of the agency will 2:45 p.m. on April 13. GROUPS Tarpon Hunters meet The Sanibel Island Tarpon Hunters GULF FRONT Club will hold its first meeting of the season New listing features Tuesday.April 14, attheBeachviewInn.Fish 3 bedrooms, 2 baths tales will be told at 6 p.m., with tackle clinic and gorgeous views and meeting set for 7.-Learn to catch the of Gulf Island and sought-after silver kings, get tips from top Sunset wraps around local guides on bait, tackle and techniques, house, new carpet, see cast net demonstrations, enjoy great raffle great construction. prizes and much, much more. The public is invited. For more information, call club Presi- Views! Views! Only dent Keith McMenamy, 472-3191, or Vice $1050,000. President Carlene Brennen, 472-3691. GULF FRONT VIEW (Continued, page 12A) Could very well be Acrylic on Canvas the best built, best by priced!, and dynamic home on Sanibel. A Thorn Millsap "sleeper." Gorgeous CAPE HAZE development with For Sale By Owner fine homes, superior Intracoastal homesite. One construction of acre with 245' seawall lot with concrete and steel, marble and tile. Solid, Solid, Solid. Pretty, Pretty, Pretty. dock on the Intracoastal Big enough to have 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, pool spa, Waterway! Ocean view tennis, boat dock, beach. Yes everything. Come see today. overlooking Palm Island. CallJ.B. now at 395-0444. Large trees, water on two $1,695,000. sides. Situated at the end of a u Century 21 1628 Periwinkle Way | J.B. Novelli International cul-de-sic - Spy Glass Alley Sanibel 800-883-0210 $445,000 472-3307 941-395-0444 414-221-0358/414-241-3979 ISLANDER • Friday, April 10, 1998 - 11A
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On the Street Islanders go after litter April 4 was the Great Island Pickup. All of Sanibel turns out for the annual Rid Litter Day and the Islander went along to see what people found
Jean & Bill Rankin — (Wildlife Drive) Mostly Carolyn Herman cans..Jots of disintegrating Kleenex...not as many (Blind Pass to Bowman's cigarette butts as usual, no dirty diapers. All in all, it's Beach) Twelve pair of reasonably clean. underwear... in the bushes and the brambles where rabbits fear to go (but Longest piece oj trash ? somebody must have!).
ByANNEBELLEW ... „ . Trdshbusters Christine and Paul Andrews Islander staffwnter 173 people in all, from age two to eighty — 152 on Sanibel, 21 on Captiva "with over 75% of them kayakers," noted Tim Gardner, Captiva ringleader for the islands- wide Rid Litter Day, April 4. — - People found all kinds things, according to the "Drive-Thru Team" at the 10-foot BFI Dumpster. "The lower unit of an outboard motor, a Caprice hubcap. One lady found, a whole, unopened bag of carrots... Two bicycles, crabtraps... The tail end of a Dean Skaugstad & Dan Ceilley— (Johnston Tract) Not rubber alligator (excuse me?)... Many yearsago someone even found part of a wooden many beer bottles, but what could only have been the leg." Skaugstad, Ceilley, Wayne B'oyd and Lion John Burke were the Team that un- brewery itself— or a still... A whole pickup full of stuff. loaded trunks and truck beds as people wound up their forays. The McCurrys were there (Richard's 16th year, Meg and Katie's ninth, Kayla's Lloyd Shackelford sixth, Kelley's second) along with Richard's niece Carina Winter andlittle Bailey (their (Dixie Beach Boulevard— first). And, of course, the Alvarezes showed up in force. Periwinkle to Bay) Gardner's tiny trailer was overflowing from the Captiva effort. Strapped on top ("Lloyd shows up every of refrigerator pieces, slabs of wood, and great knots of rope, among other wild species, year at 7:45," Kristie says. was a long-abandoned aluminum jonboat from an overgrown county boat ramp on the "He's from off-island, a bay end of Andy Rosse Lane. - volunteer with Lee County Parks & Rec.") Not as The Captiva kayakers included Christine and Paul Andrews who biked to many beer bottles or cans McCarthy's Marina from their home on Martha's Lane, kayaked all morning, and biked as before, but LOTS of back to SCCF, arriving, unfortunately, after the last of the 200 hotdogs had been con- plastic stuff. I had a sumed. They were among those who found untold masses of monofilament line tangled choice ofMatanzas Pass in the mangrove branches of Buck Key. Abandoning line from bad casts is now illegal or here, SCCF's hot dogs in Florida. The State has recognized by law how hazardous fishing line is and has leg- Bobby Macke, Sheilah & John Morley are better! islated against the thoughtless acts of those too lazy to be bothered with going after (Tarpon Bay to Island Inn, on the beach) entangled line. 5 bags, full... Entire picnics that people had just up and Monofilament line is by design not biodegradable. It can remain an invisible trap left... LOTS of those colored crab buoys. and killer of birds for decades. It can float or remain suspended in the water to entrap all -.' -. *" . • r - Steve Greenstein, manner of creatures from manatees to sea turtles. (The next time you fish or paddle Amanda & Pixie along the shore, try to retrieve any line you may encounter.) f (Algiers Lane to This year — in addition to having the opportunity to police the shoreline of Buck Gulfside Parking Key, courtesy of Wildside Kayak — people were given the chance to sign up for their Lot) Welt-l-l, we own routes at SCCF, meaning that if you were the first one there from your area, you found this little could park at home and do your own neighborhood (good plan). Also this year, for the dog... first time, West Wind Inn provided the supplies and the refreshments (all 200 dogs and And this great T- 12 gallons of lemonade). Visitors Television, in the person of Grover Arp, again pro- shirt! vided tree rookies — those so-called wOTderrnlckels that, when turned in, gave regis- ("Oh, Steve, get tered participants the chance to draw for prizes... meals, gift certificates, travel adven- offit.J) tures. Kristie Anders, general overseer of the day, expressed sincere thanks to "every- one who took the time to lend a hand with this community spirit event. Our island home," she continued, "has been made that much nicer because of your help. See you next year! (Or, see you at the Coastal Cleanup in September!)" 12A " Friday/April 10, 1998 • ISLANDER Friendly Faces meet April 14 The Friendly Faces Luncheon will be held at the Sanibel Community Church at noon on Tuesday, April 14. Those who live alone, are handicapped or just like company are encouraged to attend. Call for. reservations by April 11 — Marcia Parish, 472-8835. Shell island Garden Club meets April 1.4 The Shell Island Garden Club will hold their annual membership tea and gar- den tour at the home of Dr. Faye Gran- berry at noon, Tuesday, April 14. Member and their guests will tour gardens that include rare fruit trees, or- chids, a waterfall pond with special lilies ^DIRECTV and numerous plant collections. The gar- dens were created without the use of any grass, and no pesticides or fertilizers were Hitkut mr* used, and the natural setting abounds with 'T V butterflies and wildlife. Call 472-6940 for L/A N|D more information. Learn how to grow orchids The Sanibel Captiva Orchid Soci- ety will begin a six week "Orchid Garden Tour to Learn how to Grow Orchids" be- ginning from 9 a.m. April 13 and continu- ing for two hours each Monday through May 18. The course will be hel'd and taught at each of the six homes of the members of the orchid group, according to Dr. Faye Cranberry, founder of the lo- cal society. On April 13, the first instructor will DIRECTV® offers up to 200 channels of crystal-clear be Harvey Vidussi of Marilyn's on John ClotticTV digital programming, over SS pay-per-view choices a night, Morris Road. He will give an introduc- and more sports -than any other mini-dish service. 15-inch tion to the care of orchids. Other experts Digital Satellite equipment only $149.95. Professional and growers will follow each week. The installation for just $99.95 or get a FREE self-install kit cost of the course is $35. Persons may and one month of FREE USSB programming. WeVe also attend and register during the first session added these 8 Great channels to our Total Choice April 13 at Marilyn's Exotic Orchids on Package at No Extra Cost! John Morris Road. CASI Workshops The Sky's The limit With set for April 14 The Condominium Associations of Golden Sky Systems DIRECTV* Sanibel, Inc. will conduct two workshops at the Sanibel Library on April 14. The second workshop is a meeting open to the lifetime V public. At 1 p.m. CASI will discuss the TdtwimfirVtomen City permitting process as it relates to mandated removal of valuable plant/trees Golden Sky Systems including Scaevola from condominium property. At 2 p.m. CASI will discuss the One of the Nation's Largest Distributors of DIRECTV proposed City ordinance pertaining to the 12995 S Cleveland Ave Ste 23 Ft ' • - * * Myers, FL use of beach equipment. Call 472-5296 (941) 275-9777 •(888) 525-6429 for more information. Orvisitanyofoiir authorized deal ere. Offer valid in the GSS ssrvtce area (or new customers only. 'Some reslrictiortsmayapply. FIRST DIRECTV™ and DS5™ari th« offlclal trademark* of DIRECTV, Inc., FAITH a unit of GM Hughes Elftctronic*. Equipment and programming sold separately. DIRECTV. Temple Bat Yam begins Seder tonight Friday evening, April 10, members of the Temple Bat Yam of the Islands will gather at the Fellowship Hall of the Sani- bel Congregational Church to observe the first night of the Passover festival with a Friday, April W, 1998 * 13A 1
THE LARGEST THE ONLY INVENTORY OF ELITE LEXUS special meal known as the Seder. It is a PRE-OWNED LEXUS DEALER time when Jewish families and commu- IN SOUTHWEST IN SOUTHWEST nities all over the world seek to be re- FLORIDA FLORIDA united to share in this pilgrimage of free- dom. Indeed, the holiday is called the "Season of our Freedom." The Seder at Bat Yam is supervised by Vera Goldstein with her two assistants, S Marge Kallman and Becky Kon. It will •NO LUXURY TAX • 24 HR. ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE 98 DODGE DURANGO SLT • NEW CAR FINANCING UP TO M MOS.I • 6 W7(>,000 NILE FACTORY WARRANTY 29,900 be conducted by Rabbi Murray Saltzman Red 4X4,9 K miles and Rebecca Pinsker. Mrs. Pinsker also SALE PRICE leads the assembled group in singing 97 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL throughout the various parts of the Seder White, 19K Miles %900 ritual. God by any other 96 LEXUS LS400 96 CADILLAC DEVILLE Beige, 26 k miles, sunroof, chrome wheels name is the topic '4Q900 Goid,29K Miles The Unitarian-Universalists of the 96 LEXUS ES 300 s Islands Sunday Discussion Group will 96 GMC YUKON 29,900 meet at 7 p.m. April 12 in the Blue Class- 2-Different colors! loaded, low miles 17,000 Red, Loaded, 26K Miles room above BIG Arts' Schein Hall. The topic will be "God by any other name." 96 LEXUS ES JOO 96 MAZDA B3000 SE X-CAB Call 395-2635 for more information. 5K Miles <29l900 PICKUP, V-6.19K Miles '14900 'The Revolutionary" to be shown April 13 95 LEXUS SC 300 $ 96 UNCOLN TOWN CAR This month's free film presentation Red, Loaded 3Q900 White, Loaded by Christian Film Ministry is a particu- larly powerful presentation on the life of 95LEXUSLS400 95 LINCOLN TOWN CAR '14900 Jesus and how he changes lives. The film, SIGNATURE, blue, 54K miles Green, 71K miles, loaded *29300 The Revolutionary, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Monday April 13. All are welcome. s 95 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 95 LEXUS LS400 Beige, 28K Miles <21900 Beige, w/37KmTes 39300 Obituary s 94 BU1CK LESABRE CUSTOM Charles McCartney 95 LEXUS ES300 Gold, 55K Miles Wellons, Jr. 3 to choose, loaded, from.,, 2Z900 91 JilEHUivE UwL Charles McCartney Wellons, Jr., 74, ryClean of Sanibel and West Chester, Pa., died 93 LEXUS LS400 White, w/gray, 44K s, \fe Thursday, March 26. Two years after en- 3 different colors, loaded, from,.. %900 tering college, Wellons interrupted his . MERCEDES studies to volunteers for the U.S. Navy 93 LEXUS SC400 and in 1945 he received his wings as an 38OSL si conn Blue, Loaded 19,900 Ensign. Following his discharge, he re- Blue, w/blue, 89K | JnftJU turned to Lehigh University where he re- , miles ^ ceived a degree in Industrial Engineering. Wellons joined the Norton Company of Worcester, Ma. and served in a number 95-97 93-96 of positions until his retirement. An avid • BHI golfer, he belonged to the Dunes Golf & ES LS Tennis Club on Sanibel. He also enjoyed working in his vegetable garden and was mm•nifi 300 400 blessed with a wonderful circle of friends and family. 9 TO CHOOSE 8 TO CHOOSE Wellons is survived by his wife of seven years, Judith Kaiser Wellons of STARTING AT,, STARTING AT.. Sanibel, and his brother Frank W. Wellons of West Chester, Pa. Previously married All prices are plus tax, license and title, Most Lexus vehicles are certified. to Nancy Price Wellons, he is survived also by their only daughter, Anne Wellons Rotberg, her husband Marty Rotberg, and two grandchildren, Adam and Alissa of White Plains, NY. A memorial service was conducted on Thursday, April 2 at Sanibel Congre- gational United Church of Christ. An ad- OF FORT MYERS ditional service is planned May 9 in Penn- 14100 South Tamiami Trail sylvania. In lieu of flowers, the family sug- HOURS' M0N " FRI 8 AM - 8 PM gests memorials be made to the Ameri- 481-9797 ' SAT 8 AM-5 PM TAKE EXIT 21 OFF 1-75 can Cancer Society. 1-800-330-9155 www.lexusofftmyers.com 14A • Friday, April 10, 1998 • ISLANDER Deeds recorded at the Lee County Court- $625,000: MarshaS. Clifford, $360,000: Shark Systems, Inc. to Nelson A. Crawford Trust to Chiplin Enterprises, house for over $80,000 during the three weeks Trustee, to Needham S. & Bobby D. Trivett—Plg6,20-46s- Inc.—LI22, Phase I, Sanibel Bayous. ending March 15 included: Mary Louise Hurst—L5, Go- 22e. $200,000: John J. & Deborah K. Naumann to (Addresses are Sanibel unless otherwise pher Walk. $350,000: Huscorp, Inc., and Paul A. & Barbara J. Powers—Par. in Gil, 20- indicated.) $520,000: Michele & Joseph Franz Huschka to Elizabeth S. 46s-23e. Non-Condos E. Hannigan, Jr. to Cheryl S. Brooks—L6, Huschka Subdivi- $199,500: Sidney Simon to Eugene W. & Lorna $1,300,000: Donald C. & Nina Wildman to Sani- & John R. Prann, Jr.—L15bb, sion. C. Maier—LI 9, Be, Gumbo Limbo. bel Custom Homes, Inc.—G13,28-46s-22e. Ul, Beachview Country $345,000: Plantation Develop- $185,000: Raymond Ard & Linda Rose Johnson $1,300,000: R&D Captiva, Inc. to Donald L. & Club. ment Ltd., and Mariner Proper- to Brandon A. & Jennifer D. Hall—Par. in 24- Judy Lynn Kotula—L1, Tarpon Bay at Captiva. $475,000: David R. & Cheryl ties, Inc., General Partner to 46s-22e. $1,250,000: Charles Eric Kalman to R&D of L. Venarge to Leo C. & Carole A. larkin—Ptl2d, South Seas Properties Company $175,000: Rosalie N. Fairman to Tracy A. & Captiva, Inc.—LI, Ba, Frowes, Captiva. Sanctuary at Wulfert Point. Ltd—Par. in B3, G.W. Bryants, Captiva. John G. Vash, Jr.—Ul, Sanibel Estates. $1,250,000: Krisrina Kalman Fares to R&D of $445,000: Wilmont C. & Kathryn L. Reynolds $325,000: Sally E.Smith and Betsey Tan to Rob- $161,500: Ronald C. & Patricia K. Gestewitz Captiva, Inc.—LI, Ba, Frowes, Captiva. to Timothy & LindaM. Koelz—L36, Ptl37, Gulf ert E. Miller—Ftl66-67, RA. Lanes, Captiva. to Joan T. Secrest—L10, The Dunes. $1,215,000: Brandar Associates, Vincent Dirosa, Pines. $305,000: Gene & Cheryl Giordano to David $140,000: Eleanor T. & D.A. Sachs, III to General Partner, & Stefano Brandino, General $439,000: Ernesto J. Villalobos Paterson to Liebetrau—L12, B4, Ul, Sanibel Shores. Donald R. & Donnal Beall Bishop—L23-24, Bb, Partner, to Living Waters Lie, L15-21, RA. Arther C. & Jan M. Glessman—L9, Sanibel Har- $290,000: Joseph H. Curler to Calvin B. & Terry Dinkins Bayou. Lanes, Captiva bors. L. Fitzgerald—L56.U3, Sanibel Estates. $140,000: Sara Newman, Trustee, and Sara $1,100,000: Porter J. Goss, Wayne G. Douglas, $410,000: Daniel P. Dormer to Balbino B. & $225,000: Gerald A. Paulsen and Gerald A. Newman Trust to Peter H. & Irmingard Garril G. Page, Holland H. Goss, Richard W. Flora V. Fernandez—L49, Seagull Estates. Paulsen, Trustee, to John S. & Patricia E. Ford— Markusch—Par. in G15, 27-46s-22e. Goss, III, and Jared Dup Goss to Deborah $370,000: Joan T. Secrest to Lars Olesen—L45, L9, Gopher Walk. $91,700 each: (2 Pars, in G14, 20-46s-22e) to Dearborn—several pieces in G14, 20-46s-22e, Seagull Estates. $215,000: Nelson A. Crawford, Trustee, and Deborah Dearborn. Tahiti Shores.
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Thanks, Fantutn IV! To the Editor: I returned from the Refuge today to find a manila envelope holding a golden spike Around Our Town and an award "in recognition of outstanding services to our community and fellow island- ers" from The Fantum IV. An enclosure explained that "This Golden Spike Award is peri- Scott MARTELL odically (anonymously) presented to those deserving individuals, orbusinesses, whose con-. tributions and improvements have significantly resulted in the preservation, and the true meaning, of the Sanibel way of life." I suppose I will always wonder which four of the many Islander Editor people on Sanibel who devote themselves to its welfare are the ones I should thank. So, I thank everyone here—'^everyone who smiles to see the pepper "busted," who keeps an eye on the osprey nests, who stops to let a gopher tortoise cross the road... Fantum IV, I've met you out there. Molly Krival Sanibel Conchs making a comeback Island driving improving ne of the first things we did when we moved to Sanibel from Oregon in To the Editor: In recent years, I have spent some time seasonally on Sanibel Island. 1983 was to head south to snorkle in the Florida Keys. The water sparkled This year especially, there seems to be a noticeable improvement in island driving Olike gin."Fish flashed by like moving rainbows. The reefs looked like natu- courtesy, which I have chosen to call "Reverse Road Rage." ral cbndos full of life, around which we saw lobsters, stone crabs and much more.' If only these special driver attributes could be exported off-island, we might all ben- We also saw plenty of Queen Conchs on the sandy bottoms. Thrilled, we picked efit from a national "Reversal." up a half-dozen and put them on our raft to float them ashore. Later, we ran into some Tom Pick "Conchs" who seemed distressed about our actions. We ended up at their home, and Sanibel learned how to clean and preserve the shell meat. By then, we knew we had done some- thing wrong. CHR needs a heart Conch populations were heading downhill a rapid rate. By 1985, harvesting of To the Editor: the conch was banned — conchs had practically disappeared. By 1985,1, too, had learned The last time I wrote a letter to the newspaper it was in defense of CHR and the quite a bit about live shells. I had been educated. housing program they run. That was before my ousting. As of April 1, my family and I were Now, conchs are making a comeback — a combination of the ban, restocking and to have no place to stay. We have been looking for a place to stay for two months. If any of education has dramatically increased the water snail's population. In 1992, researchers you have tried to find a place to rent in March or February, you know what we have been noted 5,700 adult conchs in offshore waters. In 1997, they counted 20,600. through. Someday, the state may once again open the conchs to harvesting with some kind Now I am not saying that it is CHR's fault (hat we have to move, because that's not the of guidelines restricting how many can be taken. If so, education will be the key. case. We have to move because we are projected to make above the maximum income level If people knew how much it took to clean the darn things, if they better under- (Continued, page 16A) stood the population dynamics, and if there was a threat of a new ban if greed over- whelmed the collectors, then there's a chance that conchs will be around to be marveled at for quite some time. Islander Notes At The lighthouse Cafe Karaoke addiction li It takes 700 hens I have done some additional research on the karaoke addiction situation and present my results herewith: working:"Real Hard" • Limiting yourself to two songs doesn't work well if you To lay 90,000 are truly addicted. If you stay to watch other people sing you sometimes start having what can only be described as con- eggs a year vulsions or seizures. If you leave after the two songs, you berate yourself all the way home for leaving early and often for The have the urge to bang your head against the car window to relieve the stress. Outhouse Cafe*® • The cold turkey method can be devastating as well. I did World's Best this for awhile because of a mate who had decided he hated to go with me and thought if I went alone I was.. .well, never Breakfast" mind that. But it sure did cause quite a bit of stress. Betty O'NEAL (A word to other mates out there who don't sing and would rather not be stuck for hours listening to people sing: If you're in a relationship with a karaoke junkie, they are going strictly out to sing. And, believe me, they really cannot focus their attention on anything else. They are far too busy counting singers to see how long the wait is and deciding if there's another place close by that has a shorter list.) Our groups are growing in numbers and it is rare to find a place where the rotation is short. For instance, last weekend at Mugs V Jugs there were 26 people on the list, That meant the wait from your first song to your second was an hour and a half. Some of the more heavily addicted left to find a shorter waiting list. Others came to the stage every 10 minutes to aks me how much longer it would be. It got tob e rather humorous watching them fidget (only because I identify with them so completely). One guy even went so far as to yell at me Which Came First, that someone else had sung more than he had. That struck me as funny 'cause at that mo- ment, we were just starting in on the second round. No one had done more than one song. The Chicken Or The Egg? Someone else tried to bribe me to move her up (good way to make some extra bucks, but totally unethical, and the rest of them would probably have run me off!). At The Lighthouse Cafe So again, if you're hooked andyou need to find somewhere to sing on any particu- lar night, I'll be glad to supply you with a list. Can't guarantee the length of the MC's list "It's Qitr Ciistoiiierf j" once you get there, but at least you'll know where to go. It's an ever-growing, ever- changing list but, once you get a handle on it, you'll be able to find these places with ESP. call Ahead Seating - Smoke Free Environment Betty O 'Neal's smile and winning ways used to grace the front desk of the Islander. Now she wows all the contractors who Have to get their permits from the Sanibel Building 362 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel • 472-0303 Department. 16A • Friday, April 10, 1998 - ISLANDER COMMENTARY Letters, from 15A set by the City of Sanibel. This is a good ter I wrote him asking for five minutes of his evaluation information on time in Decem- Mucky Duck of Captiva 100 percent non- thing, and I don't mind having to move. Our time. I ask why? What would it hurt to listen ber but, once material was available, review smoking, that it increased his business re- time is up and we are grateful for all that CHR to me on behalf of our children? What harm by the Landlord/Tenant Committee and the futes the clearly biased testimony of the res- has done for us. They say that they are grate- would it do to keep the City Attorney off our CHR Board of Directors occurred in Janu- taurant pro smoking lobby. I think that any ful for all the extra effort on our part to make backs until we find suitable housing for my ary. By unanimous action, both groups rec- restaurant or bar in Lee County or anywhere our little community on Airport Way some- wife and four children? ommended to the City Manager that the else in Florida that voluntarily declares it- thing special. Every time they had an inspec- I ask Jan Hyatt, why can't you ask Gelpis were ineligible to be considered for a self non-smoking and advertises this fact will tion tour, I was asked to make a special ef- Gary to be a little compassionate? Why can't new lease as of April 1, due to the sole rea- see a bonus of business they never expected. fort to have the grounds looking their best, you tell him all the things we have done for son the family exceeds the maximum BMRH I would suggest that as voters all of us should the potholes (which I filled by hand) taken you and your program? How soon we forget income limit as set by City Council. The express our displeasure with any elected of- care of, my neighbor's trash picked up—all what others have done for us! Gelpis were also informed of a City Council ficial who goes against the public good by above my regular duties as grounds man. The next time someone wants to take hearing at which the new 1998 income lim- failing to support non-smoking in not only Now that we have to move it's a to- the city housing program out of CHR's its would be set, but they chose not to attend restaurants but all public places and facili- tally different CHR that I am dealing with. hands, I know whose side I and my family The City Manager considered all the ties where persons congregate by voting them We asked for an extension on our lease, and will be on. I can promise you this, I won't be reevaluation information, including tax forms permanently out of office where they truly they said that only the City Manager can give writing a letter to the paper praising CHR. I and employer confirmation of income, as belong. .. _ _ . us an extension. Before I could even call him will probably rerun this letter. only he can approve all new and continuing Vincent Wolanin to explain our situation to him, he talked to P.S. If anyone has any leads on a place BMRH tenants. Price then determined early Sanibel my wife Linda and told her that there would to rent, please contact me on my pager, 332- this year that the Gelpis were ineligible for a Chamber needs to no extension. This was before we even asked! 9823. Thanks! new lease because their income exceeds the reevaluate its purpose Someone, I can only guess who, called him Merlin (Chip) Gelpi & Family $40,000 maximum set by City Council for a first, Sanibel household of four or more persons. (The following is a portion of a letter to We are not trying to stay here in the CHR responds The Gelpis were notified several.times, Chamber Director David Besse and the below market housing, we just want some beginning in January, that a new lease would Board of the Directors) To the Editor: not be available as of April 1. They were I am writing to you today to express place close to the island so that our four chil- As the Gelpis know from six years of dren, three of whom attend Sanibel Elemen- given an opportunity to appeal the decision an opinion held by a large portion of the busi- residency in the City's Below Market Rate within an established process and timeframe. ness members on Sanibel and Captiva—that tary, can finish the year out with their friends. Housing (BMRH) program, policy requires People of Sanibel, is this too much to ask They did not attempt to appeal the decision our Chamber of Commerce needs to step that, 90 days before the end of each tenant's until some weeks after the appeal deadline back a bit, that our Chamber is perhaps be- for? lease, reevaluation material must be submit- Jan Hyatt, who runs CHR, told me that had passed, yet still provided no written docu- coming a bit more independent than is pru- ted by the tenant and reviewed to determine mentation substantiating that an error had dent. This letter is to serve as a reminder that, it was out of her hands. I ask, is it? She says, the eligibility for a new lease. For the Gelpis, because we can't find a place to stay and are been made. outside of greeting and informing tourists, whose lease expired April 1, 1998, the re- Indeed, their letter given to the media the Chamber's main agenda is to serve and still in the process of moving everything we evaluation process began in December of own into a storage unit, that it is being turned notes their agreement that they make too support the local business members which 1997. The purpose of completing reevalua- much money to continue in BMRH (The are the Chamber's primary source of revenue, over to CHR attorneys for eviction proce- tions so far in advance of lease expirations is dures. Like we need mis, too! BMRH program is intended to be a step-up and to do so in a fashion that is dictated to give any departing tenants 60 to 90 days to many in need of interim affordable hous- largely by the business community. The Gary Price won't talk to me, he won't to locate new housing. return my calls, he won't even answer a let- ing, and there are many BMRH "graduates" Chamber's action and motivations will be The Gelpis did not submit their re- . who have moved onward and upward.) questioned whenever it acts independently The Gelpis now are upset that they or without a majority support from the busi- cannot have a lease extension, something ness community. This is what seems to be which they were told more than once is not taking place as of late. possible. Sanibel law requires all BMRH Your "advertising" and "marketing" of leases to be annual — no month to month the islands that you so strongly state you ex- extensions are provided for in the law gov- cel at are in fact not as equal as you would erning the BMRH program. To do so would have us believe. In reality most of your ad- be both illegal and precedent-setting. vertisements are only available to chamber Custom Draperies, Valances, Cornices, In addition, screening of applicants by members who pay to be in them. Recently, the Landlord/Tenant Committee had led to you put out a glossy, colorful magazine ad- the approval by the City Manager of a new vertising Sanibel, but your members could 2" Wooden Blinds Shutters, Shades, tenant family who is waiting to move into not be in it unless they paid for their ads! the unit vacated by the Gelpis. The biggest insult is that Chamber members Silhouettes, Duette's, and Vinyette's The Gelpis have known of their need have even lost the right to have flyers, bro- to move by April 1 for many weeks, and have chures and menus displayed at the Chamber not complied with numerous requests and unless they pay an additional $ 100 every year Quality Products at Sale Prices • 19 years experience deadlines. Last year and again early this year, on top of the annual membership fee which CHR offered all tenants information on af- itself is becoming absurdly high! Your mar- Mon. thru Fri, 9-5 • Sat .& Sun. appointment only fordable home ownership programs off is- keting support of members has evolved to land, and CHR also gave the Gelpis sugges- the point where it is no longer fair and equal tions on other possible rental housing. Re- but is now based solely on how much the 101 2nd St. Ft. Myers • 275-1834 gretfully, the Gelpis apparently chose not to business member can budget for spending start their search for new housing as soon as on advertising with you. What exactly do our they should have. annual Chamber membership fees buy us As has been stated to the Gelpis and anymore? other departing tenants, they are welcome to The fact that your proposed "Central LOOKING FORA reapply for BMRH in the future if they meet Reservations Service" is creating such a con- eligibility requirements as set by the City of troversy is an indicator that you do not have r Sanibel for the program. support from the majority of businesses — NEW NEAR BEACH HOME? Jan Hyatt, which should tell you that what you are pro- CHR posing does not in fact represent the best in- We have a lot owner in Gulf Pines Subdivision terests of the businesses on the islands. It Support no smoking in seems, however, that rather than reevaluat- who is willing to build a new home for under public places ing the idea, you are planning to proceed re- $300,000. Just steps to pool & tennis! To the Editor: gardless of all the negative input you have It is particularly disappointing that a received at meetings and in the newspaper. group of legislators have gone against the ... I have witnessed a corporation who John Gee Sc Company public good by not voting in favor of ban- tried a central booking service for the many ning smoking in restaurants. Passive smok- hotels it owned, and constant misrepresen- ing is now.being blamed, and proven to be tations and lack of updated information ere-' 2807 West Gulf Drive responsible, for all kinds of life threatening ated lopsided bookings and confused guests. diseases. It is obvious that the majority of Further, independent vendors operating on 941-472-4900 voters would favor such a ban. Victor 1-800-472-4375 Mayeron's testimony, when he made the (Continued, page 17A) ISLANDER « Friday, April 10, 1998 • 17A C O M M E N TARY By Dave & Lee Horton of Sanibel Print & Graphics us! The Islander en- courages letters to the editor. We want to hear your thoughts about local issues. We want to help foster a dia- logue among commu- nity members. We do reserve the right to edit for length. Please send your letters to The Edi- tor, P.O, Box 56, Sani- As THE ERSTER BUNNV bel Island, Fl. 33957. SAYSs GOODBYE TO SANIBEL, So Do
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Letters, from 16A What does our new communistic ap- vertising than our competitor does. Why lands? Betteryet, do whatmostcorporations the hotels were absolutely livid by guests proach Chamber have in store for us next? should a business automatically get a sale if do and trim your fat, truly evaluate how you being sent to other hotels. Even though the Will you start dictating to tourists where to he has a lower quality product or advertises spend your money on staff, prihtingarid other dollars from all the hotels trickled back to buy groceries or dine on the islands? Maybe less than his competitors? areas, and look at ways of lowering costs -— the same mother corporation, the idea was you'll choose what video store or clothing Why doesn't the Chamber take a deep which would result in a higher profit. The to create even, balanced booking referrals and boutique will be selected. Business owners breath and reevaluate its purpose, stop dic- alternative is to set yourself up for a contro- they found the concept actually did the op- on this island are not uneducated. They will tating to its members and, rattier than trying versy that would make the Pirate Playhouse posite of what they had hoped and caused awaken to the potential jnonster being cre- to make money by manipulating our or McDonald's issues look minuscule. some hotels to prosper while other hotels ated and put a stop to it. Most of us still be- economy, come up with creative new ways T.A. Ford suffered. Coupled with the constant misin- lieve that if our product is better than our to increase Chamber revenues that will not Sanibel formation the guests received, they found it competitor's, then we deserve the customer, contradict its purpose of supporting, equally did not work. especially if we spend more money on ad- and without bias, all businesses on the is-
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18A- Friday, April 1.0, 1998 -ISLANDER COMMENTARY Decide how you want future taxes to be spent gency workers. The City Council has • The Police Department consti- fie City's Five Year Budget Projection Committee is considered spending approximately tutes 20% of the City Budget each year. $200,000 to rent and strengthen an ex- Currently the department provides a seeking public input into what size budget should be isting church building off-island to serve 100% reponse to calls, regardless of adopted over the next five years, with particular as a center where citizens could contact their nature, and with three patrols T City officials for assistance until the Is- around the clock provides an average attention to prioritization of capital improvements in that land is opened. six-minute response time. period. You are asked to complete the following questionnaire 5. Do you support budgeting funds for lo- 12. Do you wish to continue the existing cating and strengthening an existing off- police level of service of 100% response to and return it to: 5 Year Budget Projection Committee, City island building for an emergency center to all calls within approximately six minutes? Hall, 800 Dunlop Rd., Sanibel FL 33957. Should you wish the serve citizens after a hurricane? Yes No Yes No detailed hand-outs from the April 2 Town Meeting, you may 13. Do you support a reduction in police patrols on each eight hour shift from three call 472-3700 and ask that one be mailed to you. To be useful, • The Council has budgeted patrols to two patrols at an annual savings questionnaires must be received no later than May 1, 1998 $100,000 each year for several years to of approximately $360,000? provide a Disaster Fund to assist with Yes No emergency efforts after a major hurri- cane or tornado or flood. 14. Do you support a system under which public service calls as distinguished from Circle appropriate items: funds comparable to environmentally sen- 6. Do you support the Council continuing calls requiring armed police officers would Voting Resident sitive lands for acquiring vacant property its practice of budgeting $100,000 annu- be referred to a willing group of private, Part Year Resident along Periwinkle Way which are currently ally for a Post-disaster Reserve? trained persons who would respond r Property Owner zoned commercial or residential. promptly and be paid by the caller? 5 Retired Yes No Yes No In a Sanibel Business 3. Do you support budgeting new funds for Other purchasing vacant land zoned commercial • Last year the Council postponed 15. Do you support a fixed mandatory re- or residential along Periwinkle Way? some major paving projects in order to duction in the current police budget of • Currently the City budgets Yes No- keep the budget within the proposed tax $2,470,787 with the reduction details to be $600,000 each year to purchase environ- rate. Portions of Periwinkle Way and worked out by the police chief with the mentally sensitive lands as they become San-Cap Road among others are on the amount of the reduction in the next year's available. • The City Council is concerned list to be. repaved over the next five budget being: about the welfare of its populace when years, along with upgrading and mov- A. 10% -$247,078 1. Do you support continuing the amount a major hurricane hits. They have been ing existing bike paths. Major capital B. 15%-$373,617 budgeted for environmentally sensitive exploring trying to rent existing space projects total $5,705,000 over the next C. 20%-$494,156 lands? • so that citizens have a place to go when five years. D. 0%-asis Yes No early evacuation occurs and the County Shelters are not yet open. 7. Do you support starting a long-term (5- • We have identified some "of the 2. Do you support decreasing that amount? year) program in the next year to pave or major cost areas in the City budget. If Yes No 4. Do you support budgeting funds to se- reconstruct roads rather than again post- the tax rate is to be held to a rolled back cure space in existing buildings off-island poning such works for another year? rate, over $500,000 will have to be cut Increasing that amount? for early hurricane evacuation? Yes No each of the next four years. We are seek- Yes No Yes No ing input from citizens concerning their view of services and the tax rate — for • There has been great concern • When a major hurricane hits, no • Repaving/moving bike paths they go hand in hand. about development along Periwinkle Way. one will be able to return to the Island constitutes 1/3 of the road budget or ap- Many are suggesting the City budget for quite a period of time except enter- proximately $1,555,000 over the next 16. Three choices: five years, not including the cost of land You are comfortable with the acquisition. overall present level of services and would support it by being willing to pay an in- 8. Do you support continuing improvement creased ad valorem tax rate and/or construction of existing or relocated You are willing to pay at the bike paths? present ad valorem tax rate Yes No You recognize some services must be cut back and wish the ad valorem tax rate to meet the rolled back rate (about • The City has traditionally paid 1/ a 9% decrease). 3 of the cost of paving public shell roads or dredging public canals when a major- ity of the residents on the traffic way pe- Regularly scheduled tition the city and pay the balance. meetings The Five Year Budget Projection 9. Do you support continuation of the Committee invites public input at its sched- City's policy of paying one-third of the cost uled meetings at MacKenzie Hall, City Hall. of paving public shell roads? • Friday, April 17,1998 — 1-4 p.m. Yes No (Public comment at 3 p.m.) GOLFERS DREAM • Wednesday, April 22, 1998 — 9- 10. Do you support continuation of the noon (Public comment at 11 a.m.) • SPECTACULAR VIEWS city's policy of paying one-third of the cost • Wednesday, April 29, 1998 — 9 of dredging public canals? a.m.-noon (Public comment at 11 a.m.) • EXTRA SPACIOUS Yes No The Committee members will be happy to answer specific questions con- • GAS FIREPLACES, POOL W/SPA 11. Do you prefer to have the City pay a cerning the above issues: • BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED portion of costs such as paving streets, Armand Ball, Chair - 472-0536 dredging canals, beach renourishment, etc. Stephen Brown - 472-8645 based upon professional analysis and deter- Dick Curtin - 472-0553 mination of the benefit to the public versus Jan Hyatt-472-1189 the benefit to the private landowners? Erick Lindblad - 472-2329 Yes No Dick Walsh, Vice Chair - 395-1616 Robert Wigley - 472-0522 ISLANDER - Friday, April 10, 1998 -J9A Outdoors
Waterworks Thanks, Dee folks! SERAGE A couple of times a year, the staff of the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge turns the tables on its volunteers and does for them in a big way. Last Friday's Awards Lun- Celebrate Water cheon at Sundial is this year's "biggie," to quote Conservation Month one volunteer. Volunteers are recog- by turning off a zone nized for total hours and number of years of service he use of a home irrigation system can to the refuge and, last week, increase monthly water usage by 50- Molly Krival — in addition T80%. Many times, the amount of irri- to being applauded for gation applied to an established landscape has more 5,000 hours of service — to do with who is setting the timer schedule than was honored by the refuge the actual water needs of the plants. If you would for being chosen Refuge Volunteer of the Year by the like to tour a landscape that has no irrigation sys- National Wildlife Refuge tem, there will be a garden tour of the landscape at Association and National the Island Water Association on San-Cap Road on Audubon. (Her husband Art Monday at 11:15 a.m. was commended for 2,500 If you would like to wean your landscape hours. He observed that from the need for supplemental irrigation, here are "Either I'm half as good or some tricks to turning off your irrigation system, half as reliable; I'm not sure zone by zone. which!) Frank Fallert and • Manually turn on your irrigation system, one zone Fran Vargas joined Art in Top: The refuge staff salutes volunteers (left to right) Steve Alvarez, Jeff Combs, Lou his achievement. at a time. Record the area each zone waters and for Hinds.Carroll Branyon, Kerry Kraus, Sherry Furnari, Paul Ryan, Layne Hamilton, (See Island Scene Scott Gibson, Richard Blackburn, Scott Player, Alex Murray, Julie Hiller, Jorge how long. Note whether —• Within each zone — next week for more photos Coppen, Carol Pratt, and Ferrell Johns. Bottom left: Pete Ingham, President of the there are mulched beds plus sod, just sod, or just from the Awards Lun- Ding Darling Society with National Volunteer of the Year Molly Krival and Refuge mulched beds. cheon.) Manager Lou Hinds, Bottom right, Molly gets a kiss from husband Art Krival. • Make a small drawing, numbering the zones, to' keep in your irrigation box. If you find that you have zones that irrigate only mulched beds which are not new plantings, turn these zones off. You'll be sur- Spring is for the birds prised how little water is needed to maintain well- mulched beds of established plants. • Keep mulch 3-4 inches deep. Any less does little By Rip STALVEY Purple martins, which spend the winter in South America, to retain moisture. Always try adding more mulch As surely as the sun rises and sets each day, spring- have returned to Florida, while the last of the American instead of increasing irrigation. time signals the return of neotropical migrants to Florida. goldfinches who spent the winter here will be leaving • If your system will not allow you to turn a zone The return of what? shortly for their breeding grounds in the mid-Atlantic and completely off, reduce the flow as much as pos- Neotropical migratory birds — also known as snow- northern states. sible. If you have zones that irrigate both sod and birds (not to be confused with the human variety). These The wonders of migration continue to mystify bi- mulched beds, expand the beds replacing the sod are the birds who leave the country each fall to spend ologists, but it is thought that birds are able to navigate with drought-tolerant plants that, once established, winters in the tropical regions of Mexico, Central and on these long, arduous flights by using a combination of will need no supplemental irrigation. In six months South America, and the Caribbean, and then return each visual landmarks, the Earth's magnetic field, the sun and you can turn these zones off also. spring to nest in the United States and Canada when it's stars, and their sense of smell. • Irrigated zones of sod will need varying amounts warm. Although they've all got pre-determined destina- of supplemental watering for the rest of your life! It Florida is lucky in that it is not only a destination tions, migrating birds use different flight strategies to get is a waste of potable water to irrigate mulched beds for some of these migrants, but also located right smack where they're going. Many use slow, steady wing flaps as often as sod! Some irrigation timers have a dual in the path many birds take — known as the Atlantic fly- the whole way. Others, such as turkey vultures, use a soar- scheduling feature, allowing you to irrigate the sod way — as they migrate north and south. ing technique where they ride the thermals high into the zones two times per week and the mulched beds That's one reason birdwatching opportunities sky. Thermals are updrafts of air, caused by solar heating, once every two weeks. abound in the Sunshine State, particularly on Sanibel and which provide the birds with a sort of free ride. Soaring Each irrigated sod zone will need more or less wa- Captiva, and right now is an excellent time to take advan- birds travel during the day and only over land. ter depending on whether the sod is in the shade, tage of those opportunities. Some birds flap their wings for a few beats and then gets morning or afternoon sun, or is in a high or Anyone who has been feeding birds throughout the glide along with outspread wings for awhile in what is low area. Try turning off the system to zones in the fall and winter has noticed that the types and numbers of described as a flapping and gliding style of flight. Still shade and in low areas. Afternoon-sun sod will need birds at their feeders has changed as spring weather has others combine flapping with a closed wing glide and look the most supplemental watering, but even these ar- set in. The birds that wintered here are heading back north, as though they're sort of bounding through the air. Both eas cannot use more than three-quarters to one inch while the ones who spent the colder months even further of these latter types tend to lose elevation and appear to - of water per week, including rain. This was a very south are returning here or passing through on their way fly in an up-and-down flight pattern. wet winter — if your irrigation bills were high, you to their northern nesting areas. Here are a few more interesting tidbits about our need to install a rain sensor and set it at the very The beautiful and colorful painted bunting is one fine feathered friends: (Continued, page 20A) such bird that should be returning to nest in the coastal portions of northeast and central Florida any day now. (Continued, page 2QA) -K 20A • Friday, April 10, 1998 • ISLANDER OUTDOORS & RECREATION Waterworks, from 19A Migratory Birds, from 19A
lowest setting, (Call the Native Plant Nursery for a free • Most birds do not mate for life, but instead switch mates excellent cover for songbirds in wet areas, as well as pro- one.) every year or even between nesting attempts in the same viding fruit eaten by woodpeckers, red-eyed vireos and • Re-evaluate your irrigation schedule four times per year year. others. The spring flowers of a blooming Florida privet and regularly turn on the system during the day to make • The parasitic brown-headed cowbird is known to lay its attract insects during the spring migration period — which sure mere are no leaks. own eggs in the nests of nearly 250 other species. in turn attract warblers. In addition, the small, dark fruit • Every system applies varying inches of irrigation per • About half of all nests are destroyed by predators. produced by the privet is consumed by a number of bird minute. This can also vary from zone to zone. Set out • The typical adult songbird makes 4-10 trips to the nest species. The red tubular flowers of the coral honeysuckle straight-sided cans — three or four per sod zone — to see each hour, for 12 or more hours a day, to feed its nest- produce nectar used by hummingbirds. how long it takes for three-quarters of an inch to accumu- lings. This often results in the young weighing as much For more ideas on how to landscape to attract wild- late. Irrigate for that long, no more than twice a week. or more than the adults by the time they leave the nest. life, as well as information on building nest boxes for dif- Irrigating deeply will teach sod roots to grow deep, mak- • Most small land birds place insects into their nestlings' ferent bird species and what types of plants attract which ing the sod drought-tolerant. gaping mouths, but many adult water birds (which regur- species, contact The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- Project Waterworks hopes to see you at Island Wa- gitate food) open their beaks and let the young reach in to dation Native Plant Nursery. Good books on the subject ter Association on April 13 following the Association's retrieve it. include Attracting Birds to Southern Gardens by Pope, annual meeting. Island Water's is the first commercial • Most of the songbirds defend a breedi ng territory of one- Odenwald & Fryling and Birders' Handbook by Ehrlich, landscape certified in the Native Plant Nursery's Land- half to three acres in size, while their larger cousins, hawks Dobkin and Wheye. Both are available in bookstores. Bird scaping for Wildlife program. The meeting starts at 10 and eagles, may range over several square miles. Watching Basics is a 12-page booklet available free from a.m. and the garden tour at 11:15. As a member of the Birds are not only fun to watch but easy to attract at the Florida Game & Fresh Water Fish Commission at (941) Association, you are also welcome at the meeting. home with the provision of food, water and shelter. Many 648-3206. The "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society's Guide people use a variety of birdfeeders and seeds to attract to Spotting Wildlife: Observation Guidelines is available Dee Serage is director of Project Waterworks for birds, but it is even more beneficial to plant the types of at the J.N.. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge. TWA and SCCF's Native Plant Nursery. If you would like vegetation that provide birds with a natural source of food, Rip Stalvey is public information officer for the help implementing a plan to reduce your irrigation zone cover and nesting sites. Florida Game & Fresh Water Fish Commission's South by zone, give her a call at 472-1932. For example^southern magnolias and bays provide Region.
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Last week in action, Evan Bogdon hit a homerun and a triple. In games, the Rockies took two from the Marlins, 11-7,20-19; the Giants and Mets split, 7-6, 7- Millie 15; The Astros beat the Yankees twice, 19-1,12-4; The Tigers took the Cubs, 18-3; the Pirate defeated the Indians, 14-3; and the Phillies overcame the Dodgers, 13-4. League standings as of April 2 are as follows: Ford Major League Millie Ford shot a Astros, 10-0, hole-in-one during the Giants, 7-3 Friday, March 27, Mem- Mets, 6-4 ber-Guest Championship Yankees, 3-7 at the Dunes Golf and Rockies, 4-6 Tennis Club. Marlins, 0-10 She made her shot Minor Leagye on hole #6. Tigers, 4-0 Pirates, 2-2 Indians, 1-3 Cubs, 1-3 Softball Phillies, 3-0 Blue Jays, 1-1 Dodgers, 0-3
The Commish, Dick Muench, doing what comes Millie Ford. Photo/Mary Mather naturally after 25 years of Saturdays at the park.
Dunes Ladies Donna Walker pocketed first place in B Beachview Women Flight, followed by Toni Bracco. Nancy The Dunes 18-hole Ladies Golf Asso- A bad day on the golf course turned Hopkins nailed down First place in C Flight, ciation played a Member-Guest Champion- out to be a good day for some of the women followed by Dorothy Hirschfeld. ship March 27. playing in the April Fool's Day tournament Donna Horner and Donna Yaeche shot Dunes Men at Beachview. 50 to nail down first place. Helen Sujlivan The Dunes Men played a Member- In the 18-hole league: Sally Carter won and Lee Gurr shot 55 for second place, fol- Guest tournament April 1. high gross; Doris Weaver won high net; Joan lowed by Jean Baer and Melanie Katalinich, In Gross Division, the team of August Schmidt won low gross on par three holes;' 57, in third, Grethe Christensen and Jinny and Drane shot 67 for first place. Nancy Carlile won loss gross on par four Toni Halski Reeves, 58, in fourth, Joan Smith and Debbie In Net Division, the team of Perkins holes; Marilyn Schroer, Joan Schmidt and Giscomin, 58, in fifth, Joan Cory and Diane and Dalgren shot 55 for first, followed by Jane Fredericks tied for low gross on par five The first volley Shults, 58, in sixth, Ginny Fleming and Pat Griesbaum and Dufner, 56, Cothran and holes. Lorusso, 58, in seventh, and Joyce Rand and Moody, 57, B. Ford and Carter, 57, Green In 9-hole play, Gerry Verblaauw won By TONI HALSKI Jane Harrison, 58, in eighth. and Vasko, 58, Becker and Harrison, 58, and the high gross award and Alice Cummings Tennis pro, Sundial Beach & Maureen Hawthorne was closest to the Stalker and Sceidig, 58. won the high net award. In the par three low Tennis Resort pin on #2 (guest). Helen Browning had the Joe Vasko was closest to the pin on #6 gross contest, Marilyn Rahn, Sally Prentice, The first volley is a transitional longest drive on #3 (guest). Katie Reynolds (guest). Fred Nordstrom was closest to the Ellen Lawrence, Tommy Jaeger and Helen shot used to get from the baseline to the has the longest drive on #3 (member). Fran pin on #11 (member). John King has the long- Luce tied for honors. Barbara Dahlgren won net. This volley is usually hit just be- Nuelle had the closest to the pin on #6 (guest). est drive on #3 (guest). Frank Cassavell had low gross for the par four holes. Sally hind the service line. The first volley is Pam Broderson had the closest to the pin on the longest drive on #16 (member). Prentice and Barbara Dahlgren tied for the the most important volley of the point low gross par five honors. #9 (member and guest). Bev Hinman had A special note: Erhart Becker scored — because if you miss the first volley, closest to the line on #10 (guest). Frankie a hole-in-one on #2. Beachview Men there will not be a second one. The im- MacNulty had closest to the line on #10 The Dunes Men had finished up a 54- The Beachview Men's Golf Associa- portant points to remember in a success- (member). Pam Broderson had closest to the hole club championship last week. Frank tion played a three best ball match over nine ful first volley are: pin on #11 (member). Jane Barkowski had Cassavell repeated as club champion in a holes March 24. 1) Aim the shot deep into the very close and hard-fought contest with Bill longest drive on #16 (guest). Barbara The first place team shot 88 and in- court. Don't try any fancy angle shot MacNulty. Cassavell had longest drive on #16 (mem- cluded Tom Redford, Nate Sheckman, — save these for when you get closer ber). And Frankie MacNulty had closest to In A Flight, Jim Johnston took first, Howard Seyffer and Don Ray. Two teams to the net. the pin on #17 (member). with Wally Allaire the runner-up. In B Flight, shot 94 to tie for second place—the team of 2) Generate the majority of power 9-hole Ladies Bob Davison took first place, with Dick Stu Merz, Al Krause, Jerry Paulsen and Bob from your drive step as opposed to a Wilhoit the runner-up. In C Flight, Bill Ford Neth; and the" team of Bob Mooney, Phil big arm swing. This will make control The 9-hole Ladies Golf Association took first place, with Bob Maxeiner the run- played their Nifty Niners Championship on Grace, Bob Myers and Mark Kerschen- a lot easier. Last, but not least, go out ner-up. In 9-hole action, Bill Craig took first and practice the first volley from behind March 26. steiner. place, with Doc Cooperrider the runner-up. the service line as opposed to just prac- Mary Jane Rawlins grabbed first place ticing from around the net. in A Flight, followed by Lillian Prestera. 22A - Friday, Aprif 10, 1998 • ISLANDER
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Apply in person after 2:30 THE BREEZE CORPORATION P.O. Box 754505-LA 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. - Dr. Samuel S. Epstein GARAGE SALES~1 Coral Springs, FL 33075 COLUMBIA REGIONAL PM Captiva 472-5558 4/10/88 —tttt— 21227376-3 7/8/B8 —tilt —21 225126-7 MEDICAL CENTER CAPE CORAL, FL. Dr. Epstein, famous for SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, Pizza Cookl Pizza Cookl Needed 12/26/2012 —tttt— 21111749-98 "blowing the whistle on + * MANAGEMENT - Human Resources, immediately, also counter help, potentially toxic Ingredients DATES waitresses, drivers at both TOP PAY for the right person. HELP WANTED 3800 Evans Ave., locations, on and off Island. Call Quality custom sign company In cosmetics and toiletries," Ft. Myers; 466-6111 looking for installation leader, is: 'Co-author of The Safe TIME& Maintenance Supervisor: or fax resume to 4/10/98 —Utt-21232726-3 experience A+ but will train right Shopper's Bible LOCATION Supervises staff and workers in UNDA V. SMITH at motivated person. Must have clean ( Uacmlllan, 199S) ARE THE MOST maintaining and repairing grounds (941) 930-8284. The New Thistle Lodge driving record. ALTEC Sign Group, 'Chairman of the naltonwlde and bldgs of an Island resort. For other opportunities, at Casa Ybel Resort. 941-731-7722 IMPORTANT 4/10(9B —tttt—21 217193-77 Cancer Prevention Coalition Responsible for call our jobllne Sanibel's Premier Restaurant 'Internationally recognized PARTS OF YOUR ensuring that grounds are (941) 939-7177. EOE. Is Looking for A Few Great Construction Superintendant, authority on the toxic and GARAGE SALE AD. maintained, frame buildings Associates to Join Our Team. excellent career opportunity for the earcinogentlc effects of are painted and repaired,, • Line Cooks motivated Individual. 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Tallahassee, FL 32399-0667 Re: Time 3 PM -11 PM. Will Train right Dependable year round position. Quality Inspector needed for Furniture, antiques, miscellaneous Job Order #FL-1760785 person. Health Insce/ Paid Vacation/ FT/PT, AM-PM. Apply in person Manufacturing Firm in Cape Coral - toys/ Playmobile, boys' clothes. Tolls Paid. Call Daryl, Weds, thru Sanibel Cafe, Tahitian Gardens, Duties include Inspection - Quality NEWAYS- • 4/10/89 -tttt-21237113-3 Control and Some Shipping - Will We dont wait to make 4/13/98 — Ilil-2123B808-3 Sat. 7AM-3PM for appointment 472- 2007 Periwinkle Way, between 2 Sanibel-Captiva Conservation 1541 PM-5PM. Train - Call for Interview - Ask for things safer! Foundation 7th Annual White MEDICAL - HELP 4/24/98 —tttt—21238980-3 4/24/B8 —tttl-21235889-3 Chris or Dave - PTC 458-1348. For More Information Elephant Sale - Saturday, April 11th WANTED Drug Free Environment on safer shampoos, 9AM - 12PM, Bay End of Tarpon SANIBEL SEWER THE BEAN 4/1S/9B —tttt—11838950-71 bubble bath, and other Bay Road: - Antique Eastlake bed, DEPARTMENT fine personal care products, Late 1880's Belgian Oak Sideboard, PATIENT ACCOUNT Clerk Typist OF SANIBEL DOMESTIC AUTOS | contact your local Housewares, Books, Boat Motor, Is Looking For A Patio Furniture, Beautiful new Solid REPRESENTATIVES II $17,029 • $24,062 Noways representative. Few Good Men A Women lor Pine Desk and Computer Station, THE BEAN TEAM! Geo Prizms, 1995's, overdrive, air, We encourage you to make an Toys, Clothing and Much More. COLUMBIA PHYSICIAN HSD or GED Supplemented by Team Player, High Energy, low miles, 2 to choose from, $500 Informed decision. Bake Salel Proceeds Benefit SCCF BILLING SERVICES Two (2) Yrs. Experience In cash or trade down, $169 a month. Netways' incredible products Intern Program. 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Call 283-4443 4/13/88 —tttt— 21238806-3 Excellent telephone skills are EOE, Drug Free Work Place, 3326. motivated people call. 4/10/98 —tttt—21237060-4 4/11/98 —tttt—2120B731-B1 4/22/98 —tttt—21234182-73 required; Medical Manager Veterans' Preference, BUY IT - SELL IT - FIND IT IN THE MONA LISA'S PIZZERIA & DELI - '95 Camaro, only 32,000 miles, CLASSIFIEDS Mystery shoppers needed for Lee & experience Is preferred. FL Statutes Chapter 119 Now Hiring Pizza Maker - Year Compliance, priced to sell, call Michael K. only at 11/18/2014 —tttt—21206652-79 Charlotte County area business. Round Employment- Benefits & Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. Get paid to shop! Plus, get free We offer an excellent benefits Sanibel Tolls Paid Paid Vacation - Meals - Friendly 4(11/96 —tttt— 21312660-81 WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING, meals, merchandise & morel To package. For immediate 4/14/98 —tttt— 21238038-3 Staff and Fun Working SELLING OR SEARCHING, receive free details, send #10 Environment. Call Val @ 472-0494 87 Cadallic DeVille, silver, leather, consideration, please apply In black carriage top, full power, cold EVERYTHING YOU NEED S.A.S.E to: S&J Marketing, Florida person at: 4/10/88 —tttt— 21238001-3 IS RIGHT AT YOUR Shoppers Division, 10151 PART TIME • HELP A/C, #2,895. Will trade for anything- COLUMBIA REGIONAL (except boats). 939-0002, for FINGERTIPS. University, Orlando, FL 32817 4/10/98 —tttt—21235173-74 MEDICAL CENTER WANTED SALES-HELP appointment 8 a.m. -4p,m.dlr. 21206653-88 4)10(98 — tttt—21327640-73 Lawn Service needs experienced SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, Human Resources, STUFF ENVELOPES LIKE ME. I'll WANTED MUSICAL help. N. Ft. Myers Area. Top pay. tell you who pays well and still has '94 Geo Metro, 2 door, auto trans, Call 466-0700. 3800 Evans Ave., openings. Send SASE to Southwest Full and part time positions like new, low miles. Only $500 down INSTRUMENTS 4/10/BB . — tttt—21236050-7S Ft. Myers, FL; Marketing, P.O. Box 762, Boriita available. Apply in person She Sells cash or trade & only $129 a month. or fax resume to Springs, Fl. 34133. Sea Shells, 1157 Periwinkle Way, Call Dick Collyer. Roger Dean Peavey KB-100 amplifier/mixer Chevrolet 574-3326 Jayne Tuller, Recruiter, at 4/30/98 —ttt*— 21232736-74 Sanibel. Good pay and benefits. hardly used, great for keyboard & $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 4/11/98 —tttt—11228919-81 (941) 939-8284. 472-6991 other instruments. $250. Call 540- DAILY WORK-DAILY PAY 4/10/98 —tttt—21221221-3 1202. For other opportunities, call CLASSIFIED CAN SEIZED CARS Skilled S, Unskilled our Jobllne (941) 939-7177. 4/11/BB -IKt-21238746-75 SAVE TIME, MONEY AND ATTENTION!!! All Trades EOE. FROM $175 PETS & SUPPLIES j ABLE BODY FRUSTRATION BY HELPING Licensed L 4 H Insurance YOU FIND THE Managers & Agents TEMPORARY SERVICE columbia-hca.com Holly's Expert, Loving Pet-sitting PROFESSIONALS WHO KNOW Ground Floor Opportunity Bonlta Springs 992-9037 4/10/98 —tttt— 21236292-78 218-9000 Ext. A-5943 for" current Service - while you're away. Helps Bradenton 746-6366 THE BEST WAY TO HANDLE Brand New Program! visits your home - provided listings. Ft. Myers 997-1615 YOUR IMPROVEMENT AND Lead Program Available 4/30)89 —USS—21233S43-5 prefessional, personal and loving CARRY IT OUT TO Earnings Up to $60,000/yr care for your pet(s) - short/ long fc • # • • & term - licensed - pet taxi -19 yrs. in STARS REALLY BRING OUT PERFECTION! Potential & More! Call Jerry BUY IT - SELL IT - FIND IT IN THE Island pet care. 472-1176 —Ill*— 21237824-75 YOUR CLASSIFIED AD II 10/25/2012 — SSSS— 1-800-230-9774. CLASSIFIEDS 11/18/2014 —tttS—21111705-99 10)6/2015 — tSSS—21154BB4-B9 4/15/98 —tttt—21239051-3 2100B47-S9 4/2OM5B. —Sttt — 21224355-78 24A Classified
QUIET COUNTRY SETTING 1/2 By Owner - Best Sanibel value - 2 1 DOMESTIC AUTOS | AUTO & TRUCK LOTS FOR SALEj ACRE - 3BR/2BA , split, caged solar BR/2 BA w/den and office. Located Desirable West Gulf Drive pool, large family room + lanai, Dixie Beach Blvd., on wide deep Condo, 1971 Chrysler Newport HT, 383 c.i. PARTS & SUPPLIES SANCTUARY • BEST BUY mirrored wet bar, 2-car garage, access canal/ large dock. Two car Small 8 Unit Complex orig. eng. and trans, prig green 4 Outstanding Lot - Panoramic mature landscaping, sprinkler, garage. Selling under appraisal. Beachfront, top floor Dr some rust, running condition Acura 1992, Vigor full nose mask, black, like newl $50.768-0454 View of Lake looking Down Rairisoft water system, many (941) 472-1230. Leave message 2 BR/2 BA. needs restor., asking $2000. extras. $132,900.941-731-3495. 4/10)98 -ltti-2123B29B-71 Par 5 #14 Fairway. 4/10/98 — tltt — 21232725-3 Largo screened porch, Bokeelia FL 941 -283-1533 4/10/98 — tttt—21238314-75 Glassed in. 4/1 BIBB — tttl—21238*71-99 This Is an oversized Lot - By Owner Spectacular Waterfront • Gulf Totally remodelled. 1996 Chrysler Sebring Coupe LXi, Ideal for privacy. 2 BR/2 BA Sanibel Home with POWER BOATS | Exceptional value at $225,000. access, little or no down, built 1990, Beautifully furnished, 16,000 miles. Infinity sound system, 2700 sq. ft. Great room, 3 beds, Full Basement Net to Seller. Mirrored wall, alarm, polo green, warranty left study, 2-1/2 baths, pool. Prime S/W 320 sq. it., Screened Porch/ Let Fischer Marine For details call Deluxe - Berber, 20,000 miles or 17 months, Cape. Ideal mother/ daughter or Hurricane Shutters. Spa. excellent condition, asking $15,500. business from home. Offers/ Direct access to huge SELL YOUR BOAT (937) 429-1050 Mon-Frl 2 Car Garage, Buying new car. Message 941-540- Trades. $285,000. Appraised over Sundeck. • No Commission SAM-5PM Best Deal on Sanibell 1751 • Agressive Marketing 4/24/98 —Hit— 21225223-3 $320,000. 941-542-8030 Excellent rentals. 4/16/88 — tttt-21 238973-71 4/10/98 — tttt—2123B513-7S $179,900. • Covered Secure Lot Call For Appointment Call Lisa Cochrane '87 Chrysler LeBaron Convertible - CALL TODAY BY OWNER (941) 472-1190 (941) 472-6989 good condition. Great island car. 941-694-4626 1.3 Acres/Prime South Fort NEARLY 4 ACRES 4/24/98 —tttt— 21223279-3 3,100 sq. ft. plus 570 sq. ft. ground 4/17/98 — tm— 21237013-3 $2500. 395-9580 4)10)99 —Slit—21151711-74 Myers Location. Upscale area. 4/14)88 — »»—21Z3897B-3 25' Grady White Sailfish, 1988, twin level buildings plus 3 bedroom Paradise Lost? Paradise Found Near water. Cleared. house. Possible uses: Residential, Costa Rican Condo 2 BR/2 BA 1700 Yamaha 200's, hard top, VHF, S.F. on the Pacific in Guanacaste, SPORTS & IMPORTS Loran, Koden Color Scope. Always Partially Landscaped. Non-profit, Church, Day Care. 4115 City Water. Paved Road. San Cap Road, Vineyard Christian very finest in Costa Rica. Pool, Dry Stored. Prof. Maintained, Tennis, Fishing & Sunsets. New. AUTOS $30,000. O.B.O. Alum. Trailer Ready to build. Fellowship. Mr. Jackson 482-8581. 4/17/98 —tm—21228419-74 $199,900. Call 941-437-8098 optional. $2,500. See in So. Ft. Owner purchasing existing 4/17/98 —tttt—21235973-3 Mercedes Benz 420 SEL Big. Myers. (847) 634-2991 house. Luxurious. Powerful. Meticulously 4)24)88 — tilt— 21235858-3 Must sell! $73,000. O.B.O. | LEE COUNTY HOMES g Maintained. Metallic Blue. Sun Roof. Brand new - Bayliner Sierra 2655, Make offer. "Itneeds a little leather Interior. New Tires. New Only 8 Hrs. Must sell due to health. (941) 267-7061 work, but you might [DUPLEXES FOR SALE Braises. Rides Like A Dream. 117K. A/C, remote anchor, windlass. 4/10/SB —S55S— 21237508-99 .have expected that." Cos? $76,000 New. Now Only Custom Bimini enclosure. Many "They call them Prime Location - Cape - 1 Duplex 4-plex. 1120 N.E. 9th St. $13,450. Island Park. Pat 432-9000 other extras. Sleeps 4. Cost •HANDYMAN'S SPECIALS'." 4/10/98 — tttt-21237284-74 $57,000. Sacrifice $47,000. (941) Lot 80 X 140 $12,900.1 Residential Rental Income 466-0399 Lot 8OX 125 $16,000. Paved street. "But finding a four bedroom/ '95 Toyota Camry LE, very clean, Utilities. No assessments. (941) EQUAL HOUSING two bath home on Sanibel $1,700 perl mo. fully loaded, leather etc. Must see to 4/14/98 —SSti—21238441-3 772-2659 OPPORTUNITY Fully rented. appreciate! 38,500 miles, $17,400. Center console 1997 Cobia, 194cc, 4/10/88 —ittt—21237514-75 EQUAL HOUSING for under $200,000 Well/ septic, 2 br/ 1 ba. Call 936-2033. 150 hp Yamaha under warranty OPPORTUNITY on Sanibel, that's unlikely." Approx. 900 sq.ft. per unit. 4/10/98 — tttt—21Z38309-75 until 12/98, bimini top, VHF, radio "I'm glad we called on All real estate advertised In Drive by property HONDA CARS FOR $100. Seized & AM/FM, livewell, trailer, like new that ad." before calling. condition, $15,500. 470-0183, 458- this newspaper Is subject to Sold Locally this Month. Call 1-800- Large yard with beautiful Only serious inquires. 5737 the Federal Fair Housing Act of 522-2730 Ext. 3482. trees, plenty of decks, No owner financing. s/srts — tm—aiz3aaBo-5 4/10/88 —tttt—21238463-74 1963 which makes It illegal to room for a pool. $117,500 76 20 ft. Wellcraft V-step, Tandem advertise any preference, Asking $189,555. axle trailer, 1986 200 Johnson - 549-4197 limitation or discrimination Hook up with 4/10/98 —tttt— 21235278-79 CLASSICS & rebuilt - low hours. Includes "It waa Just luck, based on race, color, religion, electronics and many extras. Seat 6 Charles Sobczak, Realtor, ANTIQUE AUTOS that's all." sex, handicap, familial status Prlscllla Murphy Realty at -8 people. Asking $3,500. 454-3446 "Nothing wrong with or Pager 476-6746. or national origin, or an (941) 472-1511. 1976 Cadillac El Dorado getting lucky now and then." Intention to make such MOBILE HOMES FOR Convertible, 48k original miles. New 4)10)88 —$$S»—21236191-73 4/21/BB —tttt— 21238044-3 1995 Armada Bowrider Runabout, "It'a a small parcel, preference, limitation or paint, top, tires, exhaust, a/c. Car but we never wanted a big SANIBEL ISLAND SALE runs great. Asking $9,950.941-945- 18' long, I/O, 135 HP Mercury, nice, discrimination. This publication 1882. clean boat, on lift, only $5,500. Call house anyway." will not knowingly accept any 945-7563 4/17)98 — mt-21238252-77 "But the price waa right, advertising for real estate BRAND NEW 3 BR/2 BA REDUCED 010)98 — Mtt- 2H3882S-71 1973 Volkswagen "Thing," under $50,000 for a great lot which la In violation of the law. ISLAND HOME DOUBLEWIDE Professionally restored. New top, on Sanibel." Our readers are hereby" ON 1/2 ACRE, NEVER UVED IN seats, brakes, etc. New bright yellow SAILBOATS ] "Luck, I love it!" Informed that all dwellings ASKING $264,900. 24' X 36' 2 BDRM. - 2 BATH paint. Runs & drives excellent. Good Just listed, private, affordable, advertised In this newspaper By Owner: ONLY $29,900. looking car! $4495. 283-2694 Pins Sailing Is fun on a 22 ft. McGregor asking $49,555. are available on an equal (781) 826-7379 55 PLUS COMMUNITY Island venture with 7-1/2 hp Kicker, sate, $189,555. opportunity basis. Evenings. 3 MILES FROM 1-75 EXIT 26 4/16/98 —tttl—31238651-4 enjoyable for the beginner or Hook up with 4/14/98 —tttt— 2123B112-3 veteran, 3 sails, swing keel, asking 3/22/2012 — tm— 2072220-89 543-4500 only $2,250. A bargain 941-772- Charles Sobczak, Realtor, Gov't Foreclosed homes from SPORTS UTILITY 8678 Prlscllla Murphy Realty at pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, GENERAL REAL RIVER ESTATES 4/10/98 -%%%%- 21238353-74 (941) 472-1511. Repo's, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free 4/17/9B —tttt— 21165797-74 VEHICLES 4/21/98 —mi— 21238035-3 (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-4363 for ESTATE River Estate - Estate Sale. 1981 20' Sailboat, needs minor repair. current listings. Doublewide near pool. 2 Bdr/2 Ba, '95 Chevy Blazer, all power You finish and save. Boston Whaler Must sell. Oversized lot, Intercepting Want a new home? We provide canals, 2 blocks from Santa 5/1/98 —tttt—21172065-74 funds for construction to the owner. large vinyl enclosed screened room, features, only 18,500 miles, Special with cabin. $1,000. 432-9143 carport, partially furnished. $18,000. - $15500. Call Dan Yaple at Roger 4/10/98 —tttt—21238316-72 Barbara (Publix - Hancock Bridge), GOVT FORECLOSED homes from Be your own builder and save asking $15,000. Call (941) 625- pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, thousandsl Good/ bad credit. Free NFM, 402 St. John Circle 543" "- Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. 4500. 4/11/98 —Hit—21231243-81 1028 Repo's, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free approvals. Guaranteed rates. First BOAT PARTS & 4/10/98 -mt—21238100-71 (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-5943 for Eastern Mortgage 1-800-244-3949. 4/17/98 21.26396-74 current listings.- 4/10/98 —tttt—21235199-73 4-WHEEL DRIVE SUPPLIES WATERFRONT 4)30/98 —mi— 21230054-5 REDUCED VEHICLES PROPERTY "NEW" 14' Wide I PINE ISLAND HOMES] 3 Bdrm., 2 Bath 1984 Jeep Wagonneer. Good TROLLING MOTORS Waterfront Lot S.W. 7th Lane, Cape All Age Community Sales - Service - Installation. CAPTAIN'S COVE CONDO condition. 2 S 4 wheel drive. Low Coral on 250 ft. canal. Direct access BOKEELIA 2/2 completely - Only $26,900 - mileage. Asking $2,500. Inquire at New, used, factory rebullts & to Matlacha Pass. No lifts. $58,900. trade-Ins. Motorguide Warranty upgraded, redecorated. Docks, 3 Miles From 1-75 Exit 26 466-8181 8am-6pm only. (941) 283-2729 tennis, heated pool, ramp. Low 4/10/9B -mt—21234310-78 Service Center. Smith Marine 543-4500 Enterprises, Inc. 2420-1 4/17/98 —ttt»—21234115-t maintenance fee includes water, Concorde Drive, Ft. Myers, Beautiful 1 Acre Corner Lot on building insurance, trash, total RIVER TRAILS | TRUCKS & VANS | 939-5776 Philips Creek in South Ft. Myers. exterior upkeep. Call for 4/17)98 — tttt— 21234294-74 4/15/98 -ttlt—21164759-75 Privately owned community on appointment 941-283-9229 4/10/9B ' —«ttt—21229707-4 Sanibel address for $25,000? Yes I 1978 26' ex-UHaul truck. Runs well, Yanmar Diesel 70 HP F.W.C. water $82,500. Call eves. 772-1177 very good condition. Asking $5,000. - Perfect location. Must see. prettiest courtyard Shaded private well maintained. RV Excellent condition. $3900. with St. James City. Waterfront, large with popouts, A/C, covered deck on Inquire at466-8181 8am-6pmonly. trans. Call 472-2723 4/17/98 —mS—21235967-74 corner lot. With Inlet for Boat House on the Island" 4/10/98 —mt—21234811-75 Sanibel River Tributary Land Rental 4/17/98 -mt—21221456-74 - Quick access Paradise Canal. 2 "Yes, and the biggest pool" $250. Covers maintenance & water. 87 GMC 2500 Cargo Van $3,200. FOR SALE BY bedroom, 2 bath. Mature trees, "The kids lave It here. $129,000. 941-283-4581 (941)454-2581 OBO Estero 948-2961. It's such a family oriented 4/14/98 —tttt—21239043-3 OWNER 4/17/98 —sttt—21236261-4 4/U/98 —W«—21237257-74 complex." For Rent or for Sale! $159,500. Golf 1990 Chevy Lumina APV, REAL ESTATE Loggerhead Cay, redone. automatic, dark biue, a/c, loaded, Cape 3BD/2BA, master bedroom Course pool home 3 BR/3 BA. w/ Sanibel address for runs like new, $5,200. Cail 437- DISTANT W/15'X15' bathroom & Jacuzzi. On mother-in-law aptl 2 car garage Asking $317,555. $25,000? Yes 1 4766 salt water canal. 2,000 sq. ft., lot utility room. Fireplace plus 629 sq. ft. Hook up with Shaded private well WESTERN 4/10/98 —tt»— 21238143-71 80X145. House next-door screened in decks. Located at Pine Charles Sobczak, Realtor, maintained. RV with NORTH CAROLINA MTNS. $250,000. 6 years old, freshly Island, call owner 941-283-9253 Prlscilla Murphy Realty at '95 GMC Sonoma Ext. Cab, 4.3L, FREE BROCHURES: popouts, A/C, covered painted, sprinklers, security + 4/10/98 —tttt—21236278-4 (941) 472-1511 V6, excellent condition, 5-speed, Homes - Cabins upgrades. $147,500.772-1981 deck on Sanibel River 54,000 miles, alarm, CD player, Lota - Acreage 4/17/99 —tm—21233974-71 4/21/9B tttt— 21238039-3 Tributary Land new tires, b.liner, anti-lock brakes, Waterfront Views SANIBEL/CAPTIVA Rental $250. Covers bug guard, heavy duty suspension, Bargain - Cape Coral home on Golf IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS Course. Great room, two bedrooms, Townhouse - 2BA/2 1/2BA ,off maintenance & water. original owner. Must see, $9,900 RAPER REALTY, INC. College & 41, all appliances, pool, obo. Call 458-2788 much more to two baths, den, large screened (941)454-2581 P.O. Box 619 Hwy 64W lanai. Tiled eat-in kitchen built 1994. lake, fenced courtyard, hugh MURPHY, NC 28906 BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA screenroom, a good starter home. 4/14/98 —ttlt— 21239043-3 see — «»—21239742-88 Inside laundry. Double garage. 4/12/96 1-800-438-8159 Beautiful. Double doors. 772-7664 GULF SIDE 3 BR/2 BA $63,900. 277-5193 • 4/30/98 -mt— 21194648-7 4/10/98 —tm— 21237520-86 Walking Distance to 4/11/98 — tttt—2123B737-75 Rasta urants/Shops. I REC. VEHICLES I WHERE DID ALL Your All remodeled - all new 3 bedroom, Luxury 2 bed/2 bath Cape condo INVESTMENT i " NEIGHBORS GO? They discovered 2 bath, Jacuzzi 3,000 sq. ft. on Bicycles, beach chairs, Over 1,200 sq. ft., carpeted balcony. 1990 Mallard Travel Trailer 36", beautiful LAKE PLACID, Florida with Weekly rentals. Absolutely beautiful. On 200 ft. wide PROPERTY beautiful landscape 3/4 of an acre, Rubicon canal. Second floor, pool. central air, front kitchen, screen 27 freshwater lakes & friendly, private North Cape Coral one way Call Glna room w/awning, full bath, queen affordable living. FREE BROCHURE Boat docks available. Reduced to RENTALS - NEAR SANIBEL 2 street, a must see. $138,000. (941) 800-678-1103 or $83,900. 772-2552 or 1-630-595- bed, microwave, asking $8,500. Call 1-800-741-7866. CENTURY 21 772-0403, (941) 772-3632 condos, 2BD/1 1/2 BA, pool, 80K. 888-395-9495 evenings. 0497 both. 466-2976. 267-5787. Compton Realty -4/17/9B —tttt—21238117-71 4/24/98 —»ttt— 21229635-3 4/16(98 —tm—21 238958-71 4/11/98 —lltt—21230073-75 4/22/98 — tttt—?n>i»a-.-..-M 4/15/98 —ttlt—21236054-75 Classified!
INTERVAL FOR SALE j Sanibel Cottages BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 POINTE SANTO DE BA, screened lanai, heated pool, SANIBEL HOME FOR By Owner - Wk 4 Gingerbread House SANIBEL SEASONAL RENTAL 2 BR/2 BA, tennis. 2 week minimum. 781-659- A new private home with Luxurious Gulf Front 7460. Beautiful decor. Victorian Key West charm. Penthouse Condo For Rent. 4/24/98 —tUC— 20B6535-3 Dunes Home, Fully furnished Spacious Floorplan, A two minute stroll from 2 BR/2 BA Call me to purchase 2 bedroom available 4/1/98, month 3 bedrooms, 2 bath Screened Porch Overlooking a beautiful private beach Screened lanal with spiral or longer lease, Punta Rassa, FL or sell vacation time share Family room, New furniture Tropical Gulf-front Grounds. on the Gulf. across from Sanibel. Seasonal weeks on staircase to private with Swimming Pool Pool, Spa, Tennis. Near historic rooftop sundeck. rates, 800-461-7224 Sanlbel and Captlva Florida. 4/11/9B —tttt—21232850-77 $25,500. Chapel-By-The-Sea, and Gorgeous sunrises and CALL 888-488-1725 AND CALL Call (612) 490-1121 South Seas Plantation Resort. sunsets. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION PUNCH IN YOUR AREA HERB SIMON, Please Leave Message. Two bedrooms, two full baths; Beautifully decorated Lands End Village, CODE AND NUMBER OR BROKER/REA L TOR 4/14/9B — tttt— 21235857-3 fully equipped kitchen; Office 542-1101 and fully equipped. 3 BR/3 BA FAX INFO TO By Owner - Sanibel Cottages - washer/dryer; Substantial savings. 216-514-0333 1-800-741-1101 Week 15 Unit 103, Overlooking Fantastic view of screened veranda. Call Owner: 610-664-2371 Gulf and Redtish Pass, 4/24/98 -SSSt— 21235897-3 Residence 574-S697 Gulf. Pool, Spa, Tennis. Call (414) Furnished with Shaker 4/24/98 — tttt— 21161580-3 Weekly or Monthly Rates. For Rent or torSale ! $159,500. Golf 1-800-933-1458 782-1660 antiques. 4/2B/9B —titS—21237986-3 Save Direct. Owner, Days Course pool home 3 BR/3 BA. w/ RE/MAX Realty Team Photos & references available. COMMERCIAL (800) 678-1103 mother-in-law apt! 2 car garage December 15th thru April 30th utility room. Fireplace plus 629 so. ft. Buy From Owner Eves. (941) 267-9259 and $1,400. per week. PROPERTY/SALE screened in decks. Located at Pine Cottages of South Seas Ask for GIna. Island, call owner 941-283-9258 South, Seas Plantation May - $725/week. 4/24/98 — tttt— 21182960-B1 Cape - 24 unit Apartment/Motel 4/24/98 —tut— 21235975-3 — tttt—ams2784 Week 13 June through September Complex on water with pool. Sanlbel's Finest - Tortuga Beach $1,275,000. Possible financing with ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/2 End Unit, Sleeps 8 $650/week. BA DEN. RENT THROUGH OWNER Furnished 3 BR/2 BA Club on the Gulf. 2 BR/2 BA Corner October - $725lweek. substantial down payment. No Unit. Pool, Tennis, Beach. Sleeps 2 Full Baths, Laundry In Unit. AND SAVE. 2 WEEKS MINIMUM. East End of Island-on Canal. November to December 14th Brokers. 941-542-8499. six. Call Owner (941) 481-4814. (941) 395-1443 4/10/9B —Ittt—21198732-84 PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CALL 609- $1,250. Monthly - $7,000. (Week 22) 4/24/98 — tttt— 21231801-3 $695/wk. 985-0322 OR 609-492-7389 Annual Lease. 4/24/98 -Illl- 21237183-3 4/24/9B —tttt—21223B36-3 No Pets. Call 813-837-3632 or Rate applies to 4 people. COMMERCIAL ASHLEY OAKS CONDO 813-839-5842 • • • * • Write: Henry Romersa Mary Brasfleld formerly of PROPERTY/RENT Yearly £ Seasonal 4/21/98 —tttt— 21237105-3 (Captlva) Tortuga Beach Club, 17863 San Carlos Blvd; FMB House For Rent - 2 BR/2 BA with 4911 Tanglewood Drive Office space, any size, great for Hurricane House and Fishing & boat docks Mother-in-Law Suite - Large Porch. Nashville, TN 37216 accountants, doctors, lawyers. South Seas Plantation Furnished A unfurnished Beautiful Lake Gienville view, in 615-262-9859 Professional building, very busy Tortuga Beach Club , proudly Invites you Hancock Bridge Pkwy location. 275- available. Small mature Cashiers Highlands area, N.C. 4/24/88 —tttt— 160421-3 Available by Week or Month. Leave on Sanlbel - Apartment 139, to view the 4587 adult community. weeks 9 HO. 4/28/98 — tttt—211B18B7-75 Message. (941) 481-4471 CHARTER CLUB CHANGE OF PACE Sidewalks & trolley. 4/14/9B —tttt—21237999-3 $19,500 each. ON NAPLES BAY a Beautiful Vacation Home Cape - 6,000 sq. ft. Deposit & references CALL Restaurant/Lounge. 542-8499. five star RCI and II vacation 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths required. Ground Level HERB SIMON, 4/10/9B —tttt— 21231115-84 ownership resort viewing Your own private tennis court & Call 466-3393 Quiet East End BROKER/REALTOR Naples Bay. Frank J. Hemelgarn 2 BR/3 BA Office 542-1101 swimming pool, 100 yards to OFFICE SPACE | Gulf of Mexico. 4/10)98 — tttt— 21237147-5 May 15th thru October. 1-800-741-1101 $1,200. Monthly. Plus Utilities. The CHARTER CLUB RESORT Call for times available. Residence 574-5697 RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE Furnished. Is Just a short walk to 3rd 216/338-8031 1-800-933-1458 ON PERIWINKLE HOMES FOR RENT | Sorry, No Smokers or Pets. Street South and Fifth Avenue 216/338-5281 RE/MAX Realty Team $750. PER MONTH 500' from Gulf. South for dining and shopping. 4/24/9B -t»t— 2112B821-3 ANNUAL RENTALS JOHN GEE & CO. Call (941) 472-1894 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 472-4900 Please Leave Message. Winter Season Weeks starting SANIBEL at $10,000. for a NEW PRIVATE LUXURY HOME 4/24/98 -ttlt- 21225219-3 4/14/98 —tttt- 21238005-3 4/24/86 — tttt— 21225200-81 2 AND 3 BR 12 BA HOMES 1,240 square foot ON GULF, AVAILABLE FOR AVAILABLE FOR 6 MONTHS. Fort Myers Beach - Annual rental, 3 RENTAL SHARING! BR, 2 full Baths, living room, dining 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath condo VACATION RENTAL. FURNISHED OR Luxury • Sanlbel Cottages. room, kitchen w/ pass through into on Naples Bay that 5 BR/4 BA, PRIVATE POOL, Summer Sublet - Master Bedroom UNFURNISHED. Week 9. SPA. ALL RESORT FACILITIES lanai, 2-car garage & dock on wide sleeps 6 people. Suite in Large Home on Sanibel canal. Available May. Call 463-5836 View, pool, spa, tennis, OPTIONAL. SPECIAL RATE River. Professional, Non-smoker, CALL MARIE WELLS 4/10/9B — tttt— 2123B39B-5 2 BR/2 BA. • EA.fllzxoOc.rvE Broker. THRU OWNER. No Pets, references: available. May CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST 15 - Sept. 15. Call 472-6197 PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY Spacious floor plan. 472-4113 Southwlnds Drive, Owner wants to net 40K. 1-800-494-5559 (219) 272-0889 OR 4/1 B/98 — Illl- 2H38 040-98 2 BR/2 BA Beach House, 612-559-5053 (219) 271-0115 or PROPERTY OWNERS/ beside Casa Ybel Resort. 4/24/98 —tttt— 21228552-3 4/10/88 —tttt— 21145283-3 APARTMENTS & INVESTORS All amenities. 941-261-5559 Plan ahead for '98-99 winter. 3 BR/ DUPLEXES FOR RENT WE HAVE ANNUAL RENTAL Beautifully furnished. 5(1/88 — tttt— 21231803-3 2 BA in Chateau-Sur-Mer. Available PROSPECTS Available May 1st. Nov. 97 thru April '99. Very private Large remodeled 1 bedroom, 2 FOR YOUR SANIBEL OR (941) 395-2475 1 INTERVAL FOR RENT) beach. Call (305)235-0762 or bedroom & efficiency apartments. 5/4/98 —tttt— 21238904-3 Sanibel Beach Club I (941)472-2490. Exceptionally nice, clean CAPTIVA HOMES AND (Nerita) Vacation in Gatlinburg, Tenn. 2 BR/ 4/21/98 —tttt—21237114-3 apartments, good qufet CONDOS. neighborhood, close to schools & Weeks 10, 11, 12, 13 2 BA chalet in mountains, sleeps 6, SUNSET CAPTIVA - Beautifully LARGE OR SMALL Just bring toothbrush. Hiking, shopping, water included. 275- MOBILE HOMES FOR Apt. 7A Equipped Home in Private Beach CALL US FOR FAST ACTION Dollywood, May 22- May 29, $700. Community. 2 BR/2 BA Lot,4587 M/F, 8 - 5. AND FULL SERVICE CALL 4/25/98 —tttt—21149059-75 RENT Call Dorrie or Charlie at 945-3327 Screened Porch, Deck. Sleeps 6 MANAGEMENT FOR YOUR HERB SIMON, 4>10/88 —t<»t—2123B332-73 comfortably. W/D. Pool - Tennis - Edison Mall Area - large 2BD/1 BA, PROPERTY. ** Mobile homes for rent." Weekly BROKER/REALTOR Dock - B.B.Q, Weekly/ Mnthly. CALL no pets. $495. mo. < > Bell Tower rent, Children welcome. Includes Office 542-1101 Tired of Sanibel traffic!II Consider OWNER; (914) 632-0344 Area - large 2BD/2BA , $750. mo. CALL MARIE WELLS water, garbage, pest control, lawn 1-800-741-1101 quiet, beautiful, Gasparilla Island, 5/5/98 —tttt—21238967-3 No pets. Owner/Agent. 482-7572 care. Quiet, safe. 7760 Bogart for your next vacation. Lovely one or 275-6438. Digital pager 982- PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY North Fort Myers. 543-5828. Residence 574-5697 bedroom, Gulf-Front condo at Boca CAPTIVA GULF FRONT 0956 (941) 472-4113 5/1/9B -SSSt-"1212083-73 1-800-933-1458 Grande Club. Pooll Tennis! 4/11/98 —tttt—21234532-75 RE/MAX Realty Team OR Restaurant! Weekly. (412) 941- LUXURY HOME (800) 237-6002 1456. SANIBEL SUBLET BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH 4/10/98 —tttt— 21225287-3 4/24/98 —tttt—21203855-3 AT YOUR DOORSTEP. 2 BR/1 BA Duplex. GUTTERS Sunset Captiva house - 2 BD/2 BA & Long Driveway into Lush Donax Street, Charming Sanlbel Home • —tttt— 21231755-81 loft. Nicely furnished. Gulf Beach Tropical Estate grounds. Walk to Beach. Furnished. Newly Renovated, Seamless gutters by with Bay access, tennis courts, pool. W/D. Ail Utilities Included. ABC Seamless. Weekly rentals. Call (314) 872-9990 Exclusive, Canal Front, Boat Dock, Freeport Resort & Club 4/24/98 —tttt — 21226298-3 Tastefully Decorated, Non-Smokers 2 BR/2 BA Urge Lanal, W/D, Call for free estimate. 3/4 •Bedrooms or Den. $700 Month. $300 Security. Maintenance free. Grand Bahama Island. SANIBEL ISLAND All New Appliances Week 18 Unit 622. Studio. West Gulf Drive Condo Sleeps Eight. May 1-Dec. 31. Beach Access. Lifetime warrantry. Reasonable price. with 2 BR/2 BA. Gulf View. 3-1/2 Baths. (941) 472-4281 Annual Lease - 14 exciting colors. Call for more information. Available After 4/18/98. Large Heated Pool and Spa. 4/10/98 —ttti— 21237014-3 $1,000. Monthly. Call today. (702)897-8682 Contact Owner Nominated for Architectural Annual Rental - Ft. Myers Beach. 2 Seasonal - $3,600. Month ABC Seamless Ask for Anne (770)751-1999 Awards. BR Apartment - Completely Call (617) 479-3988 540-9732 4/24/98 —tttt—21227471-3 4/10196 —tttt— 21231805-3 Terraces and pool pavilion. Furnished, (Use of Washer/ Dryer) (10AM-6PM) 1-800-329-8613 All amenities. $800 including Utilities & Basic 4/10/98 —tttt— 21231723-3 covering 4 counties Loggerhead Cay - Beachfront Cable w/ Annual Lease. References 2nd Floor Unit • 2 BR/2 BA with $4,400./week High Season S.W. Florida $2,800./week Low Season & Deposit Required. No Pets. Close Sunrise and Sunset views. to Beach Available Now!! Call 765- Near Beach, 3 BR/3 BA Lie. #AG000006 $750/week, (Sept., Oct.) Days: 201-569-2111 4413 Piling Home. 4/29/98 —ttSt— 21225502-75 Sanlbel Beach Club II Weekends: 914-687-0360 $875/week, Off Season, 4/22/98 —tttt—21238113.5 Annual. ....$1,200. Weeks 3, 4, 5 & 6 4/24/98 —Ittt— 21161591-3 Seml-Annual....$1,500. Apt5A (May til Sept.) Call tor Seasonal Rates. CONDOS FOR RENT j Available April. CALL South Seas Plantation - 5% Discount tor 3 Weeks Call Bob and Val THESE ARE HERB SIMON, 3 BR/3 BA Loft, porch, POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA Condo, or More. (941) 395-9207 BROKER/REALTOR beautifully furnished, completely furnished, Gulf view. ATTENTION GETTERS (732) 223-8748 or Office 542-1101 TV, VCR, W/D. Pool, tennis. Rates contact owner, 812-342-8181 THEY WILL HELP YOU 4/24/9B — tttt- 21228553-3 (941) 472-0494 One and two bedroom Villas . 4/»4/»8 -ttlt-21 189439-3 . IF YOU USE THEM TO 1-800*741-1101 4/24/98 — tttt— 21233721-3 Residence 574-5697 Cape Coral - beautiful 3 bedroom, also available. THE ATRIUM: Exclusive Gulf-front DRAW ATTENTION TO YOUR 2 bath home w/heated pool on FREE GOLF AND Luxury. 2 BR/2 BA, Den, Wrap- Rent Till Own - Providing funds for CLASSIFIED AD. 1-800-933-1458 home ownership. Gov't programs. lake 2 Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath around Balcony, Fantastic Views, WE HAVE MANY MORE TO RE/MAX Realty Team condos w/pool on canal (1 annual). ALL AMENITIES Good/ bad credit. Guaranteed SunsetsI CANCELLATION - April CHOOSE FROM. All are completely furnished. No Call between Dates Available. Call owner - 800- approvals and rates. First Eastern pets. Available April thru December. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. 484-7304 PIN 8286 or (770) 664- Mortgage 1-800-244-3949. 4/10/98 —tttt—2123519B-73 © G * ® * * (941) 772-2552, 1-630-595-0497 1-800-227-1783 7186 8/14/20 07 —tttt- 146038-98 4/24/98 —Hit— 21232731-81 4/17/98 —fits—21233020-71 4/24/98 -tttt— 21167914-3 4)24/98 -lttt-21196960-3 26A - Friday,, April. / ,0, I-998- - ISLANDER . Service & Professional Directory Serving the Residents of Sanibel and Captiva ( Builders ( Landscaping ) ( Builders; ( Delivery )
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For Great B&W& J& GRAPHICS Cplpr Copies, 472-2394 Like to add shade or rain Commercial Printing & Fun (Illustrations... protection to your deck? 472-4592 LICENSED • INSURED • BONDED L^rrt- 24 Hour Emergency Services Retractable awnings are the solution. Available manual or electrib, in over 100 colors. Venus Lake, from 3A Homeowners were asked to check ALL REAL The problem was that the only access "yes" or "no" to three questions: "Do you to the property is down a private road and support the Conservation Foundation's pro- ESTATE the terms of the grant required a public edu- posed use of Royal Poinciana for access for Accent Awning cation aspect-^ "a primitive nature trail for construction traffic and equipment for the visitor access and for long-term activities," initial restoration and monitoring pur- IN THE ISLANDER according to the application. "In addition poses?" "Do you support the Conservation Co. to the on-site nature trail," which also would Foundation's proposed use of Royal Poin- NEWSPAPER serve as a maintenance trail, "an educational ciana for continued traffic access post-res- IS IN ACCORDANCE exhibit explaining the project will be set up toration by the general public?' "Is this a 466-9828 at the SCCF Nature Center...." matter where you feel our Association WITH THE FAIR There also was talk of creating park- should represent Owner's interests?" CA# 000014 ing spaces and residents apparently got the Defining "restoration" HOUSING ACT impression that the lake would become "an The lake had been dug in the early attraction," drawing outsiders through their '70s from a large mangrove swamp as a neighborhood. changes drastically with evaporation and Not In this potential marina, which never came to be. rainfall. Furthermore, the shoreline is steep, "This is a private road here coming The land was donated in 1984 to SCCF but neighborhood ... into Water Shadows —• in fact, I built it — making the lake less suitable for wading the money has never been available to re- birds. After Ceilley sent the letters to resi- and people here didn't want it opened to [the store it. dents describing the project, "I didn't hear public]," said Dick Fowler, president of the "What you have now is a swimming Actually, Kain said, "restore" is a pool-type effect," he said, "a deep, salty anything about it until months later" when Sanibel Isles Water Shadows Civic Im- concept that also created problems. SCCF homeowners rose up in protest. "We weren't provement Association Inc. The road had swimming pool." The birds that would do did not intend to reestablish the mangrove best in those circumstances are cormorants, trying to hide anything. That was certainly existed before, he explained, but it was a swamp that had been there originally. In- shell road before it was paved. "It's open to anhingas and birds that dive, he said, but stead, it proposed to take more practical the variety could be much wider with a (Continued, page 28A) the people from the Conservation Founda- measures to help tidal flow and offer a bet- tion, but not to the public." healthier habitat. "We've ter habitat for a wider variety of wildlife. seen on [the undisturbed In May, the contract for the grant was But residents think the lake is just fine property next door] an un- signed, but "I didn't anticipate the road as it is, Fowler said. "We don't feel it needs believable variety of wading would be a problem," Ceilley said. He sent to be restored. We feel it is restored right birds." YOUR LOAN IS APPROVED! letters to those with homes along Venus now. ... We know there are trout in there," Drive but, he said, it was a mistake not send- "All the experts who he said, and residents took pictures of birds have looked at it think it Homeowners - Get the Money you need - ing a letter directly to the homeowners as- in the lake to demonstrate that they do use sociation board. would be many, many times even if you've been turned down by a the lake. "I really feel it's a beautiful little more productive" if the There apparently was a feeling among lake as it is." project were done, Kain bank, have bad credit, can't prove income, some residents that the Foundation was try- There might be some sorts offish and said. ing to pull a fast one. Fowler said he never birds that filed bankruptcy or in foreclosure- received such a letter and, in subsequent use the lake, It's your money - all you need is enough meetings, "nobody acknowledged that they Lindblad equity in your home. Find out how easy got a letter." said, but it ft "This has got to be about the most isn't very Easter Eggs-travaganza and affordable a loan is to obtain and benign and beneficial project" as could be, productive. Kain said. But the homeowners association It has very tt CRAFT MKT. repay. Flexible rates and terms. took a poll and—although about a third of Hop in and see all the great "24 carrot" handcrafted tt limited tidal i® creations every"bunny" wants for Easter! i& Call us today and come get your money. the community supports SCCF, Kain said flow, which '" • Choose an egg from our basket w/each purchase w — the results came back "79 against and 1 means thA tf - Win gift certificate, discount coupons, door prizes |1 Custom Finance, inc. 941-772-2700 1/2 in favor" of the project, Fowler said. salinity 4* Take a chance- guess the total jelly beans for a special prize! f| # 1302 pine island Rd. Hope to see you Ext. 3 " (Behind Galeana) "Hare" Lie. Mtg* Brk. Bus. 1 -800-738-5402 28A - Friday, April 10, 1998 • ISLANDER essentially not to accept the grant. The grant was for would be tremendous problems if they wanted to use Venus Lake, from 27A $20,000, matched by a $10,000 Partners in Wildlife grant the road," he said. Construction wouldn't take too long, not the intent. We're trying to work with people," he from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Ceilley said, and it would be a fraction of the construc- said. It's the first time Lindblad remembers returning a tion that goes into a new house. But, Fowler said, the He and SCCF Executive Director Erick Lindblad grant. But, he said, "It was not worth alienating that com- same goes for construction traffic and for sight-seers. met with homeowners twice, they said, once in Novem- munity to the project and the Foundation" over the pub- If they want to get to the property, SCCF can ac- ber and once in January, They got the Charlotte Harbor lic education component. cess it from Bay Road, Fowler said, even though it would NEP to drop the requirement for an on-site public edu- "If we had tried to push ahead with this program involve building a bridge about 400 feet long. cation aspect, although there would have been a sign without community support, we'd be doing nothing but "It would mean filling wetlands," Lindblad said. there identifying the lake as an SCCF restoration project [fielding angry phone calls and letters]," Lindblad said. "It is not a viable access." < and naming the partners in the project. It's 8 1/2 acres relative to the other 1,200 that we own," But Lindblad said he came away from the meet- The project was never intended as an "attraction" a couple hundred of which are in the process of restora- ings with homeowners with the impression that they and visitation would have been very limited, like most tion. didn't oppose the project itself, only the public access of SCCF's projects. "It doesn't bother me to have places aspect. SCCF will pursue the project again at some point, without access," Lindblad said. Without them, "feeding, A dead Issue? he said, but it will seek a grant that doesn't require any nesting and resting would be by the wayside." Kain thinks the issue will be as dead as he calls public education aspect. But, he said, "Regardless of what we did, we the lake if homeowners get their way. He still is in the He doesn't anticipate as much opposition with that couldn't, in good faith, tell them that 'No, there wouldn't "distinct minority" or those who support the project. element out of the way. The Foundation isn't out to up- be an increase in visitation to their neighborhood.'" And Fowler anticipates that if the Foundation tries set anyone, but the area is ripe for restoration, he said. Faced with continuing protests, Lindblad decided again, it still will face a great deal of opposition. "There "Our ultimate goal is to be an attraction for wildlife." Not All of the Great Water Holes at Lexington are on the Golf Course. hitroducing Southraont Cove in Lexington Country Club. Lexington is well-known for its championship golf, but tttoked away in its own private reserve, Lexington's Lake Village offers some ., 1 i extraordinary water holes ami water views of its own. 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J.T. Smith's Love Makes the World Go 'Round salutes "love songs" is now playing at the Old Schoolhouse Theater. It stars Jennifer Harris, EricEichenberger, Lisa Druckmanand Seth Abrahams, in addition to J.T. Smith on the piano.
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Night Life 3. fi ) i * ' •• ir/i • 1 I T ( ' / MM I Show Biz 7 Scene Life Haine Stacy presents Island people here's a listing of all the theater. Here's v.hat's happening at night TV Guide 11-20 1 - birthdays, anniversaries, parties, music, dance, and special nn btambtl and C'-aptiva Fishing 25 happenings' performances being held this week See page TB Outdoor Activities26 Seepage 18-19B on the Islands and off See page 4-5B Crossword 27 Friday; 'April TO, 1998 • ISLANDER1"1" VISIT OUR PATIO LOUNGE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT DINING If it Swims in featuring Florida waters, • Loose Change Sun.-Thurs. we probably 8:30-12:30 BIG Arts Annual and see the feature attraction, a children's • Tropical Breeze fashion show by the local Beth Mone feature it Dinner Dance Children's Shoppe. Reggae Fri.-Sat. The 1998 BIG Arts Annual Dinner A portion of the Museum's Muffy Serving Fresh Native Seafood, 9-12:30 Dance will take place on Thursday, April VanderBear collection will be on display, Shrimp, Beef & Pasta Dishes • Dooley's Dixie Five 16. The annual meeting will begin at 5:30 and there will be many Muffy VanderBear Dixieland Jazz Band p.m.; hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will items available for purchase. There will Dress is Casual Mon7-ll be served at 6 and dinner at 7:30. The din- also be a jelly bean count, teddy bear tea ner will be catered by The Hungry Heron photos, and a drawing for a Muffy WINNER OF 35 TASTE OF and music for your entertainment and danc- VanderBear to benefit the Museum. THE ISLANDS' AWARDS ing will be furnished by Satin Jazz. Admission to the tea is $15 for adults Since 1988 — Including • $1 Drafts - 1/2 Price Well Drinks Tickets are $20 and must be pur- and $10 for children. Reservations are re- "BEST RESTAURANT • Reduced Prices on most chased in advance. Seating is limited and quired and space is limited. Please call FOR SEAFOOD" reservations must be received and paid for Barbara Sanborn at (941) 598-2711 for • Call & Premium Drinks and "BEST OVERALL by April 10. (No refunds after that date). reservations and further information. • FREE Happy Hour Food Note: This is not a fund raiser, but a RESTAURANT' time for friendship, fun and dancing. For Keith Lockhart returns WEDNESDAY-Over the Hump any further information please call 395- to The Phil as quest 0900. • SUNSET SPECIALS Day on the patio lounge - conductor Theatre Conspiracy opens Boston 5-6 PM FROM $8.95 Extended Happy Hour 4 - 9 pm Death Defying Acts, Pops Conductor • "GARDEN DINING" or Keith Lockhart re- Join Us For 3 one-act comedies turns to The Phil just a cocktail on Sanibel's Death Defy- to conduct two only outdoor screened-in patio Easter Dinner ing Acts, a series of performances of a serving 5-10 with RAW BAR three one-act com- special birthday CHEF edies by America's tribute to most gifted play- Johannes Brahms. DINNER DAILY 5:00-10:00 PM SPECIALS wrights, Elaine These perfor- Reservations accepted but not required & REGULAR May, David Mamet mances will be at 1223 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel MENU and Woody Allen, 8 p.m, Thursday, (next to the Mobil Station) will open at the 47k!" 1771 RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED April 16 and Fri- Keith Lockhart Foulds Theater, Lee day, April 17. County Alliance of Happy Birthday, Brahms! celebrates what the Arts, at 8 p.m. Bill Taylor would have been the composer's 165th THE JAG^RANDA on Thursday, April birthday (May 7) and will feature his lu- SEAFOOD STE & SPIRITS 16. The three plays are The Interview by minous Serenade No. 1 inD Major, as well Mamet, Hotline by May and Central Park as works by Beethoven, Dvorak and West by Allen. Mozart. Performance schedule: 8 p.m. Thurs- ConcertmasteT Glenn Basham will days, Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sun- be soloist on Romance for Violin and Or- day matinees—through May 2. Tickets are chestra by Dvorak. $12. For reservations or further informa- Tickets are $22 (adult) and $11 (stu- tion call 936-3239. dent). For reservations call 1-800-597- Free concert at Royal 1900. Palm Square The Prince Who Tim Justice, a singer/songwriter is Wouldn't Talk at the known as Bristol, England's Jimmy Cape Coral Cultural appetito'r Buffett. Justice is on his first Southwest —Andrea Florida Tour through Saturday, April 25. Park Theatre 472-1141 He will appear at Shakespeare, Beethoven A new theater production, The and Co. (booksellers) at Royal Palm Prince Who Wouldn't Talk, premieres at the Square in Fort Myers from noon to 2 p.m. Cultural Park Theatre in Cape Coral at 10 Saturday, April 25. Beverages and food are and 11:30 a.m. and again at 1 p.m. on April available. For further information please 11 and April 18. call 939-1720. It is being produced by Obeldobel You are invited to Global Productions. Gary Obeldobel has joined forces with Shawn Holliday of On Muffy VanderBear's the Edge Improvisional Theatre to bring Tea with a Twist you this hilarious play on family commu- Muffy Vanderbear, the world's most nication that carries a delightful message adorable Teddy Bear and a stickler for good for all. The audience helps The Wizards manners, would like to invite all of her find out why the Prince of Whereverland FRIDAY NIGHT MAINE LOBSTER friends to tea at The Teddy Bear Museum, won't talk to the Dashing King and The 2511 Pine Ridge Road in Naples (next to Dandy Queen. It is a show for parents as — Enjoy our full service bar the YMCA). There will be two tea times: well as children who are 5 years old and Accepting — Try our famous fresh Lime 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 11: older. Reservations Marguerites Parents and children are invited to attend Tickets are $4. For further informa- tion and reservations call 574-0465. 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Benches Bar Jacaranda Patio Lounge & Grill 1223 Periwinkle Way 472-1771 • Playing Sunday & Tuesday-Thurs- At Sundial Beach Resort—1451 day—Loose Change, a top 40s duo. Middle Gulf Drive 472-4151 • Fridays & Saturdays—Tropical THISTLE LODGE • Playing Tuesday through Saturday Breeze, a popular local reggae group. WATERFRONT RESTAURANT from 7-11 p.m.— Richie Bartolo and Legends Bar & Grill AT CASA YBEL • his island-style music. -serving— Bellini's of Captiva At Tarwinkles—Corner of Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay 472-1366 On Andy Rosse Lane 472-6866 EASTER SUNDAY FEAST • Friday & Saturday nights—Karaoke Live music nightly from 8 p.m. to mid- with Mellie at 9 p.m. April 12th Noon-8 pm night. • Friday thru Sunday-—Contemporary Locos Island Grill Please Call for seating (941) 472-9200 jazz by Mitch Mitchen. and Cantlna • Mondays & Tuesdays—Jazz by Hank San-Cap Road at Rabbit Road 395-0245 Scholz. • Now open 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. 7 days a • Wednesdays & Thursdays—Blues & week. jazz by Bonnie Craig. • Family Fun Nites—Monday & Tues- Chadwick's day from 5-7 p.m. At South Seas Plantation on the north • Monday Late Nite—Jam night, fea- APPETIZERS endofCaptiva 472-5111 turing Matt Grainger. ($3 pitchers, $2 Conch Chowder • Mondays—Sparky the DJ from 10 wells.) p.m.-midnight. • Tuesday—Karaoke with Jennifer Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail • Tuesdays—Southwest Florida Steel from 9 p.m. 'til close. Coconut Shrimp Drum Band from 6-10 p.m. • Friday-Sunday—Loco's Late Night Florida Crab Cakes • Wednesday thru Sunday—The Party with the Locals, featuring The Danny Morgan Band plays from 9 Oysters Fantastic Band, a 3-man SALADS p.m.-l:30 a.m. acoustic jam. Baby Mixed Greens • Wednesdays—Family Food Fest: Riviera House Caesar clowns, magicians and jugglers enter- 2761 West Gulf Drive 472-1141 -Holiday Assortment of Bread & Rolls- tain from 5:30-9 p.m. • Nightly 6:30 to close—Dan Tudor ENTREES • Thursdays—A strolling jazz trio is (weekdays) or Charles Coughlin Baked Easter Ham, Tropical Fruit Sauce featured during the dinner hour. (Sundays) at the piano. The Crow's Nest Portofino Fresh Spring Vegetables & Garlic Mashed Potatoes At 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive At the Sanibel Inn—937 East Gulf Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, Au Jus, Horseradish sauce, 472-5161 Drive 472-0494 • Thru April 12—Tanqueray Bay. • Fridays & Saturdays from 6:30-10 Fresh Spring Vegetables & Garlic Mashed Potatoes • Starting April 14—To be announced. p.m.—Charles Coughlin at the piano. Roast Loin of Pork, Natural Gravy, Fresh Spring • Monday nights only—Tim Jardas & Sanibel Island Vegetables & Garlic Mashed Potatoes his crab races at 6 & 9 p.m. Comedy Club Island Cinema At Loco's on San-Cap Road 472-8833 Roast Spring Lej* of Lamb, Mint Lamb Jus, Fresh Spring At Bailey's Center—Periwinkle & Tar- • Nationally known comedians appear pon Bay Road 472-1701 every weekend at this "must" stop on • Lost in Space (PG13), starring Gary Sanibel. Grille^ •Jainjbq-Steknp^ Pinea|||ejlw|a|igo Salsa, Rise, Oldman, William Hurt, Heather Shows at 9 p.m. 18 & older only. Gaham, Matt LeBlanc, and Mimi Spring Vegetables Rogers. (PG13). • Odd Couple II (PG13) with Walter Bronzed Salmon, Mango Papaya Salsa, Matthau & Jack Lemmon. Rice & Vegetables OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Lunch Served 11:30 to 3:00 Mon - Sat Dinner Served 4:30 to 9:30 Sun - Thurs (Friday & Saturday 'til 10:00 pm) LOTTO (941) 472-9200 2255 West Gulf Drive • Sanibel Island, FL 33957 (AT CASA YBEL RESORT) 3-24-26-39-42-47 Gratuity & Tax will be added to all checks Next week: Est. 7 million MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 4B •" Friday, April 'i'bV 1998 - ISLANDER
Old Schoolhouse Tour — This performance features the sounds of jazz piano master Dave SANIBEL& Theater McKenna and the lush song stylings of FORT 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 jazz vocalist, Donna Byrne. 8 p.m. Mon- Love Makes The World Go Round, day, April 13. Tickets are $20 and avail- J.T Smith's season finale features love able at Bailey's service desk and BIG CAPTIVA songs of the 20th Century. Performance Arts Center. Call 395-0900 for reserva- MYERS schedule: 8 p.m. Monday through Sat- tions. Pirate Playhouse urday($25), and a 4 p.m. sunset perfor- Barbara B. Mann 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 mance ($18.50). Plays through May 2. Sanibel Public Library Performing Arts Hall The Business of Murder, an inge- Call 472-6862 for current and ad- 770 Dunlop Road 472-2483 8099 College Parkway 481 -4849 nious psychological thriller by Richard vance reservations. Visa and Exhibits for April— In the cases: A dis- Southwest Florida Symphony's Harris, features Carrie Lund, Michael MasterCard. play of Mike Klein's hand made pottery. fifth and final Classics Concert of the Marotta and Gordon McConnell. Direc- Artist's exhibit: The work of Nancy season. Conductor is Maestro Paul tion is by Robert Cacioppo. The produc- BIG Arts Center Jones and Jane Hudson. Nadler and guest violinist is Jorja tion is sponsored by SunTrust. Perfor- 900'DunlopRd. 395-0900 Hours —Monday and Thursday: 9 Fleezanis, concertmaster of the Minne- mance schedule: 8 p.m. Monday through Phillips Gallery: Southwest Florida a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, sota Orchestra. 8 p.m. Friday, Saturday, Saturday ($25); 2 p.m. matinees Wednes- Craft Guild exhibit.. and Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday: April 17, 18. Tickets are: $40, $30, $22, days ($20). Students 18 and younger or Founders Gallery: Open Doors, an ex- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $14. Call Mann Hall box office or 433- with current college I.D. —$15 for all hibition of the work of talented children, 3040 for reservattions. formerly known as Great Expectations. Sanibel Music Festival shows. 336-7999 Coming attraction: Congress Jewelers Play Reading Series Their instructor is Leo Johnson. The Goodbye Girl — The Neil .Both exhibits will remain on display un- Series tickets are available for the Coming attraction: 1999 Sanibel Music Festival. Simon hit comedy wasmusicalized for Jean Genet's The Maids will be the til May 1. Almost all the work in both Broadway and received 5 Tony nomina- exhibits is for sale. Full series of 8 concerts $155 fifth and final play in this highly success- 4 Saturday Nights $ 85 tions. It stars Barry Williams who's best ful play-reading series. It will be directed BIG Arts office hours are 9 a.m. to known for his role as Greg in TV's The 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Gal- 4 Wednesday Nights $ 75 by Gordon McConnell. 7 p.m. (Note Single ticket sales will begin Jan. 15, Brady Bunch. He recently starred in the early curtain time) Sunday, April 19. leries are open daily from 1-4 p.m. national company of the hit musical, City Schein Performance Hall 1999. Call 336-7999 for a series order Tickets are $15. form. of Angels. 8 p.m. Thursday, April 23. Call 472-0006 for tickets, reserva- Great Performance Series: Tickets are $42.40, $37.10, and $26.50. tions and further information. Visa and Dave McKenna — Donna Byrne Jazz MasterCard. (Continued, next page) Ne I sir* FT'
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Broadway Palm and Saturdays or Sundays. Make reser- Dinner Theatre vations now for your favorite location by calling 278-4422. NAPLES 1380 Colonial Blvd. 278-4422 Off Broadway Palm Theatre (inside the Gypsy —The sensational story of Dinner Theatre) Naples Philharmonic Gypsy Rose Lee's phenomenal rise from To Have and To Hold — J.T. Center vaudeville to stardom in burlesque — Smith's original revue is a matrimonial pushed ever-onward and upward by her musical romp that follows two couples 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. ambitous mother, Mama Rose. Book by through dating, marriage, childbirth, di- (800) 597-1900 Arthur Laurents, music by Jule Styne, vorce, and the golden years. Plays Cats — Broadway's longest run- lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. The Styne through April 19. Evenings (Dinner & ning musical. Performance schedule: 8 score features great standards such as Show) $30; Matinees (Lunch & Show) p.m. Friday, April 10 and Saturday, Everything's Coming Up Roses, Small $27; Show only $17. For reservations April 11; at 7 p.m. (Note early curtain World, Isn't It?, Let Me Entertain You, call 278-4422. time) Sunday, April 12 and 2 p.m. mati- All-I Really Need Is a Girl and many nees on Saturday, April 11 and Sunday, others. Plays thru April 11. Claibourne & Ned April 12. Tickets are $54 (adult); $27 Some Like It Hot, is a musical ad- Foulds Theatre (student). aptation of the famous film of the same McGregor at Royal Palm Square Peking Opera — An eye-popping name that starred Jack Lemmon, Tony 939-2787 treat! Tuesday, April 14. Tickets are $28 Curtis and Marilyn Monroe as Sugar. Death Defying Acts — Three one (adult); $14 (student). This romantic musical comedy features acts plays by David Mamet, Elaine May, Happy Birthday, Brahms! with the gangsters, marriage proposals, car chases and Woody Allen will be presented by Naples Philharmonic. Guest Conductor and double lives. Yes, it is a HOT show. Maestro Keith Lockhart and violin so- Bill Taylor's Theatre Conspiracy. Opens Cats comes to The Phil April 10-12. It opens April 16 and plays through May at 8 p.m. April 16. Performance sched- loist Glenn Basham. 8 p.m. Thursday, 30. ule: 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday; and 2 Friday, April 16, 17. Tickets are $22 season. Two new exhibits are currently Tickets for dinner and show are p.m. Sunday matinee through May 2. (adult), $11 (student). displayed: Dreams and Traditions: 300 $32 Sunday through Friday evenings; Tickets are $12. Call 936-3239 for res- :Love Letters — with Steve Allen years of British and Irish Painting from $35 for Saturday evenings; and $29 for ervation and Jayne Meadows. 2 and 8 p.m. Sat- the collection of the Ulster Museum; matinees. Show-only price is $18. Mati- urday, April 18. Tickets are $36. and Portrait Photography from nees alternate Wednesdays or Thursdays The Philharmonic Galleries are Hollywood's Golden Age from the fabu- exhibiting the work of noted British lous Robert Dance collection. Both ex- sculptor Phillip Jackson for the entire hibits run through May 23.
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An exhibition off work Gallery hours are Monday through Students will create greeting cards, who like jazz at its best, this concert by Miami artist IVSarde Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cultural Park paint, draw and enjoy a number of other should fulfill your highest expectations. Theatre is located at 528 Cultural Park activities. Dave McKenna is a legendary jazz pi- Ziv also at Cultural Blvd. in Cape Coral. For more informa- • Watercolor Painting — Instruc- ano master with a unique left-hand bass Park Tneatre tion call 574-0465. tor: Bob Fagan. Classes are 9 a.m. to style and a sophisticated sense of har- An exhibition by well-known Mi- News from BIG Arts noon, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- monics. His solo day. Cost: Single session $18. recordings are cel- ami artist, Marcie Ziv, is currently on dis- The final flurry of seasonal activi- The esteemed PBS Painting on Lo- ebrated as some of play at the Cultural Park Theatre and will ties has invaded the BIGArts Center and cation instructor and extremely popular the finest jazz pi- remain through May 8. A reception to the Schein Performance Hall. Here are a BIG Arts teacher creates in each class a ano in the vast jazz meet and greet the artist is scheduled for few of the concerts, workshops, classes, relaxed atmosphere for work. This makes catalogue. Friday, April 24, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and diverse learning opportunities that learning an enjoyable experience for ev- Donna Byrne Ziv is a resident of Coconut Grove are ongoing, in for a one-night stand, or eryone, regardless of their level of ex- has been described and her near life-size whimsical animal winding down. pertise. by Tony Bennett sculptures are created out of cast paper, On going classes (Attend any ses- Cancelled classes: as, "one of the best fiberglass and resin, then embellished in sion): young jazz singers lyrne vibrant color and distorted patterns. • Oil Painting (All levels are wel- 1. Chef Robert Ahrens' popular in the country today." Music critics have Her mixed media paintings, primi- come) — Instructor: Pat Aprea. 9:30 a.m. cooking classes have been cancelled. described her performances as "espe- tive in content, showcase a talent rich in to 12:30 p.m. Mondays. Cost: $13 single 2. Marsha Wagner's Monday cially appealing" because of her great imagination and spirit. Figure forms, session. morning Adult Jazz Workout Class has been cancelled for the season. It will re- vocal talent and phenomenal musician- both human and animal, move freely • Spring Art for Youth — Instruc- sume next fall. The Adult Ballet Work- ship. through compositions of abstracted de- tor: Carmen Embry. 9 a.m. to noon Sat- out from 9 to 10 a.m. on Mondays will signs. urday. Cost: $20 (includes supplies). Additional members of the group continue indefinitely. Single class: $10. are Marshall Wood on bass, Herb All levels are welcome. Pomeroy on flugelhorn, and Jim Gwinn Schein Performance Hall on drums. Don't miss this outstanding Intriguing...Provocative. Great Performers Series: jazz event. The season's final concert in the Tickets are $20 and available at Great Performers Series will be Dave Bailey's service desk and BIGArts Cen- Compelling...Captivating McKenna-Donna Byrne Jazz Tour at 8 ter. Call 395-0900 for reservations. p.m., Monday, April 13. For all those
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Show Biz as The Business of Murder It Won Frank WAGNER demands an agile mind By FRANK WAGNER teous character in Stone. His speech pattern is precise and mannered, his way of walking is stylized, his body En- Islander staff writer 1 Mystery lovers should be completely intrigued by glish, especially the use of his hands and fingers , are al- Richard Harris's The Business of Murder. This thriller, ways just so, and so right. His facility to move from role to which recently opened at role and from drama tocom - A lyricist with a head the Pirate Playhouse, de- edy to mystery and be com- mands an agile mind as new pletely at home on the mu- full of rhymes tries twists and turns are always sical stage, cabaret and being added to the already nightclubs is always amaz- fidgety feet convoluted plot. A new and ing. It is a tribute to his many exciting tangent seems to talents. (Some of the most talented actors, singers and occur every time you think McConnell can only dancers in the business were certain that my daily you've finally figured out be called an actor's actor. He jazz classes at the International School of Dance in who's who and the pertinent always seems to be well in- Carnegie Hall at noon, 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. would whys and wherefores of this side the skin of any charac- always be in session. They were for some 28 years, tangled web. The build to a ter he portrays, yet that ex- 1950 to 1978. Come with me, back to those "good suspenseful climax is slow, traordinary bit of himself is ole days," and have a closer look at some of the methodical and always in- ever present. He is never students who were in my classes at that time.) teresting. A bit of advice — false; he is always involved Don't dare let your mind because he listens intently to Sheldon Harnick, the lyricist for the Pulitzer what others on stage have to Prize-winning Fiorello, and who could live for sev- wander for an instant, or so much will pass you by that say. His playing facets are eral centuries on the royalties from Fiddler on the multiple and always under •Roof, was one of the staff writers at Green Man- it will take some time to re- coup. control. He often intention- sions in upstate New York in the summer of 1955.1 ally plays just on the edge was the staff choreographer for that summer, and The Business ofMur- Gordon McConnell, Michael Marotta and Carrie Lund star in The Business of Murder. but never takes that one fa- Sheldon wrote many numbers for the weekly Sat- der is a bit slow and deliber- tal step that puts him over urday night revues. He also wrote a couple of nar- ate in the first act. This is a necessity because it is during this rative dance pieces for me to work on; they were segment that all of the groundwork is laid for the vibrant, the top. During the 1997-'98 season, it has been a real plea- most challenging and very popular with audiences. unexpected and extremely well played finale of the second sure to become acquainted with the work of such a daz- zling actor. His most celebrated bomb of that summer was act. A swift insight into the characters who comprise this The cast respond swiftly and knowingly to Robert a take-off on industrial shows called Sparky Spark Cacioppos deft direction. Special acknowledgment must Plugs. The show within a show was a musical trib- enterprising threesome should whet the appetite. Carrie Lund plays Dee, a high-strung writer who just happens to be given to the excellent work done by Greg Longenhagen ute, in song and dance, to the new Sparky. Almost who acted as Dialect Coach and Fight Director.The player's every member of the company and every musician be having an affair with a married detective, Hallet, played by Gordon McConnell. The X-factor in the threesome and British accents were consistently jolly-good and the fight in the orchestra had been associated at one time or sequences were harrowing and astoundingly realistic. another with one of the major industrial shows. the plot's driving force is Michael Marotta as Stone, who These shows were used to introduce new products is supposedly concerned about his wayward son and in- The scenic design was by Mario R. Ventenilla, sound — be it automobiles, blouses, net-hosiery, or fork valid wife. Any additional information might give you an design by Steven Lepley and lighting design by Stephen lifts — and celebrate the products' benefits with unfair insight into the evening's happenings and that would Miller. passionate love songs, triumphant marches and be most unfair to any theatergoer who plans to attend this The Business of Murder will play through May 2. slightly humorous patter tunes. play. And attend you should. You should make your reservations now by calling 472- 0006 and enjoy this evening of sustained suspense and fine The cast roared with laughter all through re- The trio of actors played extremely well individu- ally and in ensemble. Lund's portrayal had all of the proper acting. Performance schedule: 8 p.m. Monday through Sat- hearsals, but on opening night the reaction of the au- urday ($25), 2p.m. Wednesday matinee ($20). Students 18 dience was as gleeful as a swift visit to a funeral home. personality traits of a successful writer and easily portrayed the sudden horror of an unexpected confrontation. or younger or with a current college I.D. are admitted for Everyone had completely forgotten these au- $15 anytime. Visa and Mastercard accepted. diences were not sales-oriented and hadn't the fog- Marotta has created a fastidious, nervous, self-righ- giest idea what was being satirized. The tribute to spark plugs simply laid on stage like a dead-cod and was instantly pulled from the revue repertoire. Moscow Chamber Orchestra Sheldon had become enamored with dance and several of my female dancers. He suddenly de- cided that when he returned to the city in the fall he would take my noon class and learn a bit more about fulfills all expectations the joys of dancing. By FRANK WAGNER I must confide to you that Sheldon was not a Islander staff writer male fashion prospect when it came to dressing (this was then, and he may have changed radically since The Moscow Chamber Orchestra, a 21- his huge success). He had the uncanny ability to piece, tightly knit musical ensemble led by put on a perfectly tailored pair of trousers and in no noted conductor, Constantine Orbelian, cer- time flat they looked as if they had been put through tainly made a long-lasting impression of great- a cement mixer. How he accomplished this feat I ness by their concert played at Schein Perfor- will never know, but he did. mance-Hall on Monday, March 30 (sponsored by The Community Bank of the Isl ands). Each I loaned him a pair of trousers to wear for musician played with unerring technical skill class and for the first few classes the pants miracu- that was accompanied by a passionate musi- lously retained their shape. But slowly and surely, cal involvement. There was no question in the inevitable happened and they suddenly began any of the musicians' minds as to the mes- to look like they had been put through the Maytag sage Maestro Orbelian wanted to covey in any stress test. selection they played. It was akin to a monu- (Continued, page 8B) mental force that combined to move forward (Continued, page 8B) 8B - Friday, April 10; 1998 • ISLANDER Moscow Chamber Orchestra, from 7B J.T. Smith's Love Makes toward one definitive goal. On the musical journey, the audience encountered their formidable skills and incredible musicianship. The program opened with Arensky 's Variations on a Theme by Tchaikovsky, Op. 35A. It was fascinating to watch individual musicians and sections respond to any minute the World Go 'Round command from the conductor. Next came the one controversial piece of the evening, Schnittke's Concerto for Piano and String Orchestra. Some of BIG Arts' most astute music lovers gave the piece two thumbs down. There was nothing about the composi- tion that tickled their fancy. salutes "love songs" Count me in the minority as I happen to be a fan of Schnittke's work — possibly By FRANK WAGNER ' because it always sounds as if it had been especially created for a modern dance chore- Islander staff writer ographer of stature. There are marvelous emotional sparks that stem from the strange In the spring a young man's fancy (and a young woman's fancy as well) swiftly dissonance, layering of rhythms, tempos and general cacophony. Orbelian conducted turns to thoughts of love. That is enough provocation to start J.T. Smith's creative juices from the piano and, like or dislike the piece, one has to admire the ease with which the flowing and the end result is his newest musical entertainment called Love Makes The difficulty of the piece was easily conquered by this incredible group of musicians. World Go 'Round. J.T.'s latest original concoction of song and dance features a variety of The second segment opened with Shostakovich's Five Preludes for Orchestra. love songs from the 20th century. These songs tout the pleasures, damnation, lack of, The piece was extraordinarily well played and one could certainly understand why the over-abundance of, and drastic need for a romantic involvement. They will be cleverly composer entrusted the first performance of his 14th Symphony to the Moscow Cham- strung together by J.T. and promise many surprises, laughs and fun for the entire family. ber Orchestra with these words of praise, "This must be the greatest chamber orchestra Featured in the cast will be Jennifer Harris, Eric Eichenberger and Lisa Druckman, in the World." fresh from a highly successful sold out run of Come Rain or Come Shine. Seth Abrahms, The closing selection was Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings, Op. 48, in C. Ma- an Old Schoolhouse favorite, will join the aforementioned trio of performers to make it jor. The melodies were soaring, the tempos were lively with mercurial changes and the a quartet. Don't be at all surprised if Clement Valentine whirls across the stage in one of mood was one of elegance and grace. his popular cameo appearances. As usual, J.T. will be at the '88s, Dan Magay plays Especially visible during the entire evening were Tatiana Zavarskaya (Principal reeds, Tim Dahl slaps that bass and Sean Noonan beats out the rhythm on the drums. cellist) and Iaroslav Lobov (bassist). It was fascinating to encounter at close quarters The show plays through May 2 at 8 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays ($20) with their total involvement in interpretation and tone production. It was also most interest- sunset performances on Saturday at 4 p.m. ($18.50). Tickets may be reserved by calling ing to clearly view their bowing and fingering techniques. 472-6862. Visa and Mastercard are accepted. After a standing ovation, Orbelian announced that for their first encore they would play an old Russian folk song. Indeed they did, and it was lovely. For the second encore violinist Alexei Strelnikov played a version of Yankee Doodle Dandy that was probably the most phenomenal arrangement of this folk standard ever heard. The song was played Show Biz, from 7B in every imaginable mood and rhythm, in the highest register of the violin seldom used for any length of time and the variations were seemingly unending. This spurred the Sheldon found vocal soul-mates and joined Tom Poston and Larry Blyden at the barre audience at Schein Performance Hall to once again jump to its feet and cheer with in the noon class. In no time at all his groans and moans perfectly matched theirs. It became delight. It even evoked many Russian kisses on both cheeks from Orbelian to Strelnikov a male vocal trio of painful sounds. and several other members of the orchestra. Sheldon's stick-to-it-tive-ness didn't last too long but he admitted he enjoyed the pain One must give a vote of thanks to the concert venue, Schein Performance Hall, and had learned, more or less, the difference between his left and his right foot. because without this space the presentation of such a large ensemble would be impos- I have long since lost contact with him but did see him occasionally at the theater sible. It is indeed a shame that there wasn't a sold-out house to welcome this magnifi- in the '60s and '70s where we always had a brief chat. He is constantly in current cent group of musical artists. theatrical columns announcing that he is beginning to work on some new project. A new musical with lyrics by Sheldon Harnick has not been on the boards for some time. But, who knows, maybe a new Pulitzer Prize winner is on its way. The Islander Staff Welcomes You To Your Community Newspaper... Great News! 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Robert Urich stars as a retired Navy officer who now Friday on Lifetime, an FBI trainee (Jodie Foster) helms a cruise ship in The Love Boat: The Next turns to a brilliant mass murderer for help in finding Wave Monday on the United Paramount Network. a fugitive serial killer in The Silence of the Lambs.
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By Candace Havens Soap Talk em/Data Features Syndicate After more than 11 hours of labor, Lesley-Anne Down {Olivia, Sunset Beach) gave birth to a healthy baby boy, George Edward Fauntleroy, on March 11. Little George weighed 6 pounds. Down and her husband, Don Fauntleroy, are still on cloud nine. " I thank God for this total miracle. This the best birthday present I could ever hope for," says Down, whose birthday was March 17. Fauntleroy has two children from a previous marriage, and Down has a child of her own. Dear Candace: Was it just me or was the prime-time special for The Young and the Restless a real letdown? I was so disappointed. Instead of just doing a regular episode, the writers and producers should have done a real special like GH did for its anniversary. If I wanted to attract new viewers to the show, I wouldn't have done something so boring .1 think the special should have featured a look back at the history Y&R.- Bethany on the Internet. - Dear Reader: You aren't the first to comment on the Y&R special, and you are right: they should have done something a bit more creative. A location shot in Hawaii or Europe would have been better.
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There are rumors that the entertain- terpretations at this young age, forecasts ment season is winding down but one look an unbelievable concert career for this at last week's schedule of attractions be- dedicated artist. Can you imagine what his lies that fact. On island, BIG Arts pre- concerts will sound like ten years hence? sented the world renowned Moscow The second half was devoted to a Chamber Orchestra and Pirate Playhouse unbelievably difficult reading of Richard opened The Business of Murder, its final Strauss's Ein Heldenleben (A Hero's Life), production of the season (both are re- Op. 40. This composition is a formidable viewed elsewhere in this issue). The Fort challenge for any orchestra. The Naples Myers Community Concert Series pre- Philharmonic met that challenge full on sented Cello, featuring four lovely and tal- and played superbly. The solo violin work ented musicians. Jon Nakamatsu stunned by concertmaster Glenn Basharn was most audiences at The Phil as guest pianist with impressive. In fact, the work of each sec- the Philharmonic conducted by Maestro tion of the orchestra was some of the best Christopher Seaman, and the cast from yet heard at The Phil. The ensemble work Edison Community College drama depart- of each section when working together was ment romped through Sheridan's The Ri- exemplary. vals, directed by Richard Westlake. (The At a private reception given after the production honored Westlake's 20th year concert in the Green Room to introduce at ECC.) Nakamatsu, President and CEO Myra Janco Daniels and Maestro Seaman ap- Cello plauded the young pianist, then spoke of Fort Myers Community Concert Series plans for the future of the Naples Philhar- (Tuesday, March 31) monic. The simple and most direct answer The four talented ladies known as as to the future plans is best expressed by Cello seemed to have been a tad off target saying, "Ever onward and upward." The when selecting the musical numbers for the guests enthusiastically replied, "Hear! program they played for the Fort Myers Hear!" Community Concert Series at Mann Hall. The audience, which tends toward purist's Sheridan's The Rivals taste when it comes to the classics, cer- Edison Community College drama group tainly did not respond positively to Funk at the Foulds Theater, Lee County Alliance by Proxy, Loose Change, and Jommin' of the Arts (Saturday, April 4) Mon (a touch of reggae for cellos espe- Richard Brinsley Sheridan's The Ri- cially written for the quartet by Mark We- vals, as presented by "The Ladies and ber). They were also a bit non-plussed by Gentlemen of Edison Community College the 5 movement composition by Peter Theatre" and directed by Sir Richard of Schickele, commissioned by Cello, that Westlake, was an opportunity for actors replaced on the program Vivaldi's Con- and audiences alike to experience the play- certo Grosso in D minor. It was interest- ing styles of the late 1700's and early ing, but certainly not one of Schickele's 1800's. prime efforts. Fortunately, Sir Richard gave a short Bach's Sarabande from the Sixth . pre-curtain speech that explained the style Suite for Unaccompanied Cello (arr. by of acting the student actors had been work- Colin Hampton) gained a certain accep- Classical VI with The ing toward and historically, how audiences tance, but it was Samuel Barber's Adagio Naples Philharmonic of that period might have been expected for Strings that became the musical The Phil — Conductor Christopher Sea- to behave. He cited additional examples highspot of the first part. man, Guest artist, pianist Jon Nakamatsu of the outrageous manners and mores of The second segment gave audiences (Thursday, April 2) both actors and theatergoers that were to- one of the loveliest readings of the evening. The program, tally acceptable during that period. It was a special arrangement for four cel- Classical VI, The actors accepted the challenge los of Gershwin's Prelude No. 2 that was opened with and in many instances succeeded. They beautifully played. Boccherine's Largo Schubert's Over- postured, gestured, raved, ranted, bowed, from Sonata No. 3 and Bartok's Hungar- ture to Rosamunde, hyper-ventilated, fanned furiously, pranced ian PeasantSong were also featured in this D. 644 and about in their costumes and seemingly had closing segment. There were no encores. Rosamunde Ballet the time of their lives. Back then, it was Cello was created in 1988 by four Music. Seaman, as supposedly called stylish performing; to- female musicians, Laura Bontrager, Maria usual, lead his fine day it is called chewing the scenery or ham- Kitsopoulos, Maureen McDermott and musicians through ming it up. Caryl Paisner, all of whom had been clas- a sprightly reading While this method of performing is a sically-trained and wanted to join the ranks of the two pieces. wonderful tool for completely freeing an of those who were pioneering a new wave But regardless of eaman actor, its excesses can cause many repeated actions that soon lost their novelty and origi- of chamber music. Their commitment was the brilliance of the playing or the inter- playing levels are always complementary. to expand and explore the cello quartet rep- pretation, the pieces remain light-weight, nality. It also had a tendency to completely This young virtuoso performer plays negate the script so much so that the story ertoire by having new pieces written espe- pleasant and undemanding. (These two with great emotional intensity. He finishes cially for them. They have been highly pieces seem to be highly in favor this sea- line and spoken dialogue became second- phrases with elegant and graceful flour- ary to the over-acting and posturing. successful in their pursuit of this goal. son as they also opened a recent South- ishes that are never overdone. As the say- For me, they are the definitive cross- west Florida Symphony concert). ing goes: they were not too small, not too What the actors have learned from over musical quartet. Each one of the mem- Guest artist, pianist Jon Nakamatsu large, but just right and it must be added, their adventure into styles will hopefully bers is an excellent musician, has a certain played Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 1 in E- totally without affectation. be noticeable in their future scene study flair for performing, and is most definitely flat, G. 124 and dazzled the audience with Nakamatsu's fingers raced over the classes or performances. Two of the im- — fair of face. All of these factors are a his amazing artistry and skillful technique. keys with lightning speed, but he some- portant things will be a new audience plus when it comes to commercially pre- I have had the advantage of hearing how always managed to give full value to awareness and a physical freedom in mod- senting a concert group and one that has Nakamatsu twice before in bravura solo each note. The ways in which he managed ern day playing styles. The extremely styl- stirred the interest of many young, prospec- concerts and was most curious to hear how to actually encompass the entire keyboard ish and colorful setting was done by David tive concert goers. Their latest album Sub- he would work with an orchestra. The an- were breathtaking. And what sounds he G. Utz and the many costumes and props liminal Blues and Greens was released in swer is "magnificently." His entrances and was capable of creating, from a lilting lyric by Jennifer Pollard and Josh Walker. 1996 on d'Note Classics and has been a exits into and out of the orchestral patterns passage to a sweeping series of chords. hot item for young adult concert goers. are unobtrusive, almost unnoticed, unless To be so technically agile and ca- a interpretive point is to be made and his pable of rendering such new and fresh in-
^ I I S I/AN ,SrCJE,;N E; Times they are a changin'... March 22 marked the end of an era. A goodbye party foi a bayfront cottage saw the final hauling out of Stc\ e Slocum 's sailboat vwi/i Todd Poplan pulling the anchor and Tom Slendcz providing live muuc
Above, L to R, Eric Kimbrough, Marie Hinz, Tim Tipson, Jim Dixon and John Devere. Left, a few of the many friends who came to say goodbye to an old friend by the Bay. Bonnie Johnson and Jeremy Nelson talk about how things used to be. Left, the three room-mates—Steve, Todd and Doug Cutshall—share their beach couch one last time. PHOTOS/JEFF DIXON, RANDY SEBALD, DEX SPRINKLE Gulf Coast Symphony Auction
Jonathan Daitch, Teddy Rodenfels, Georgia Gilley and Alfonso Giordano, members of the Symphony, entertained. Andrew Kurtz, founder and director of the Gulf Coast Symphony, with symphony supporters Nell Schaenen and Katherine Schmiede. More supporters of the arts: Judy and Art Williams, Liz Smith and Monica Taylor. The Gulf Coast Symphony orchestra hosted its second annual auction fundraiser at Temple Beth-El's Alvin A.- Dubin Cultural Center on the evening of April 4. With close to a full house, the event featured a multi-course Italian meal along with a host of disirable goods and services on which to bid. PHOTOS/SCOTT MARTELL
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Music Festival says 'Thank-you9
Over 100 supporters of the Festival attended the thank-you gathering at Beachview Inn A breakfast buffet held at Beachview Inn and hosted by the Sanibel Music Festival to thank sponsors, volunteers, Dr. Eli Zonana is presented a balloon bouquet media and friends was a great success, in keeping with the by Jennie Huking of the Flower Shop of the L to R, Music Festival board member Sue Pick, success of the sold-out Festival. More than 100 enjoyed the Islands. The staff of the International Medical President Nancy Clark and Vice-president fare and the accolades from Festival officials who expressed Center sent the balloons on Doctor's Day in Maurice Oshry take time for smiles with Lifetime their gratitude to those who contributed to the tremendous recognition of Dr. Zonana's hard work and Festival Member Christine Johnson (seated). achievements of the event. dedication.
Party Girls —Organizers of the recent Academy Awards Harriet Harper turned 6 on April Gala to benefit the Pirate Playhouse included, L toR, Judy 5! L to R, Jill and Martin Harper, Williams, Glenayr Crossman, Meredith Alden, Milena JohnDeCarle, Tilly Harper, Mamie L to R, Mamie Pierce, Tom Taylor, Joe, Bart and Mike Eskew, Melanie Steane, Marlies VonCampe and Carole DeCarle and Harriet Harper at Pierce, and Merrill Taylor at Joe's 1st birthday party on Lawrence. The star-studded evening took place at St. Harriet's party. The DeCarles, who call both Surrey, March 24th. The Pierce family was visiting the Taylors Charles Harbour Yacht and Country Club. England and Sanibel home, are Tilly's and Harriet's who live on Sanibel and are grandparents to Mike and grandparents. Joe.
"This is a new celebration with a literary conference, golf, and a children's art camp." - New York Times "A kinder, more family-oriented affair." IF XOUVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR -Chicago Tribune INTERIOR DESIGNE)EAS& INSPIRATION... "This is a new festival for a new generation of Hemingways." YOUR SEARCH IS OVER! - Associated Press • Window Treatments • Wallcoverings "An enjoyable festival, covered by about 2,300 newspapers across the United States, from • Accessories • Flaorcovering • Furniture theNewYorkrimestotheLA.Times." - Sanibei-Captiva Islander Sanibel Promenade (Across from Postoffice) "Where Hemingway actually lived is not the point; how he is remembered is." 695 Tarpon Bay Road, #15 • 8:304:30 Mon.-Fri. . .. -LosAngeles Times (941) 472-6551 International Hemingway Festival Sanibel Island, Florida • June 19-21, 1998 Events: Two-Day Literary Conference, Children's Ait & Adventure Camp, Hemingway Stage Play, Ernest Hemingway Exhibit, Old Man and Ihe Sea Author's Dinner, Photography Wortcshop, Golf Tournament, Tennis Tournament, Ceramics Workshop, Fine Art Workshop, Grace Hall Hemingway Fine Art Competition Leicester Hemingway Story Telling Contest, Hemingway Writing Competitions, Dr. Clarence Hemingway Nature Photography Contest, Papa Hemingway's Father's Day Dinner. This festival is a non-profit, educational organfearbn. Proceeds benefit American Diabetes Association Bay Pines VA Hospital, the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge and C.R.O.W. Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife. For more Information contact International Hemingway Festival, 2323 Del Prado Blvd., Suite #7, J INTERIORS Cape Coral, FL 33990 or call (800) 916-9727. www.hemingwayfestival.com CINDY MALSZYCK1 CAROL GAGNON DEBRA GEORGE Internet - littpy/www.decoratingden.com 20B • Friday, April 10, 1998 • ISLANDER FISHING. & SHEUING Successful shelling!
Alan Feldhausen of Dallas, Texas thought Robert Bryant ofHopkinsville, Kentucky he was "on Candid Camera " when he found two junonias in one week by the found thisjunonia at 2 in the afternoon. Blue Dolphin. Only on his second visit to It was quite a surprise when he stumbled Sanibel, he's raring to come again for on it near Tarpon Bay Road. more shelling.
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Chuck Erbe of Frankford, Delaware, Lois Borgoyne of Ridley Park, Terry VanderVeen of Spring Lake AlanBourdeau of Marietta, Georgia, Pennsylvania made two trips to the Michigan, found this Scotch Bonnet at 2 found this junonia in the late afternoon found thisjunonia near the Gulf Breeze Cottages at dead low tide. He saw the Islander recently. She's found two p.m. in front of Mitchell's Sandcastles — near West Wind Inn on his first trip to junonias this season. She grabbed one by on only his third visit to Sanibel. Sanibel. shell just "sticking up" in the water and immediately knew what he'd found. dashing into the water, fully clothed.
Shelly Freeman from New Brighton, Minnesota and Craig Nitterhouse from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania became friends at Casa Ybel several years ago. This year the \Coconut Pahn Sale '»
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one thing, but putting the bar up so high Last year, we looked at some of the that no one can bring in a keeper doesn't clothing just coming out by other compa- make much sense. nies which are aiming their lines to people Changes in the gag rule... People who have studied fish popu- who are outdoors a lot. The Solumbra line lations sometimes suggest making mini- has shirts, hats and pants, but some unusual mums higher to protect younger breeding items too. nglers venturing out into the and prohibit the harvest, possession, pur- fish. As this is going on, the state is also One is a combination hat and sun gulf coastal waters know how chase and sale of black and gag grouper considering again changing the legal lim- drape which completely covers the back difficult it is to catch a legal during March and April..." its for snook. No final decision has been of the neck and sides. It sells for $37. Also black or gag grouper. That's because it Currently, there is a bag limit of five made on this very popular fish, but it looks there is a face guard which looks like a seems just about everyone brought up is fish which must measure 20 inches to keep. like the slot limit will go from 24 inches mask for those with problem skin on their 19 inches, when the current minimum is Offshore "head" boats, where people pay minimum to 26, and there could be a one- faces. Same goes for hand guards which 20 inches. But now the Florida Marine per person to fish and take large groups, fish catch instead of the current two fish cover the back of the hands. That's where Fisheries Commission is considering count On grouper to keep their customers per day. most of my guide friends begin to develop bumping up the minimum size and fisher- happy. They say dropping the minimum to Grouper is one of the most popular spots first. men are wondering if they will ever be able two fish per person will cripple that type fish in Florida and appears on menus in One I liked is a shade sleeve which to keep one to eat. of fishing. every possible form from baked in a bag can be put on under short sleeve shirts. The commission is holding three Inshore guides aren't having so to blackened. So far, no mention of a .Know who is buying this up? People who workshops around the state in the next six much trouble with the reduced bag limit; change in rules for commercial grouper do a lot of driving with the window down weeks to let fishermen voice their feelings but they are with the proposed closed sea- fishermen, and that's where just about all and the arm resting outside. That sells for about the changes. The closest one to Sani- son right in the middle of the most busy restaurant grouper comes from. $30. You can reach the company by call- bel is in Madeira Beach, near St. Peters- tourism months of March and April. Shelling news ing (800) 882-7860. burg, on April 16. And for both deepwater boats and Those of us who spend a lot of time I believe the fishing shirts that L.L. When word leaked out about the pro- those who work the rocky ledges just off- in the sun, looking for shells or fish, know Bean sell, called SPF tropic wear shirts, at posal on grouper, reaction was swift from shore, the possibility of catching two 24- what too much sun can-do to the skin. about $55, are the best for active fishing party boat operations who say the changes inch grouper is tough in light of the "just You'll see wise collectors decked out in and shelling wear, but any products which would just about ruin their business. nineteen" problem where it can go as high big hats and lots of suntan lotion an. keep the sun off the skin are well worth it. Here's the condensed version of as 12-to-one in released fish for each Well, a guy who was diagnosed with Good shelling and fishing this week. what could become law: "establish a two- keeper. malignant melanoma, a potentially deadly fish daily recreational bag limit (within the Some guides say that two 20-inch kind of skin cancer, has brought out a line (Ifyou have a comment about a fish- five-fish daily aggregate limit for all grou- grouper would easily feed four people for of clothing which helps give some added ing or shelling story, you can reach Capt. pers) for black and gag grouper; increase dinner. Most guides average between two protection to those in the sun. His prod- Mike [email protected], or visit the minimum size limit on black and gag and four anglers per trip. They say, if we ucts, called Solumbra, are said to provide his web site at www.sanibel-online/ grouper from 20 to 24 inches total length; have to work with a smaller bag limit, that's a 30+ protection of the skin. guides/fuery.htm)
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Meet at — 11 a.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. under free. the flagpole in front of the Visitor Cen- Learn why manatees are so endangered On-site offerings: The mission of the mu- ter. and find out about the other marine mam- seum is to explain seashells and how they Into the Mangrove Forest* —• 11 mals that inhabit the waters of the ref- influence the affairs of mankind. Visitors a.m. Tuesday andThursday. Discover the uge. Meet at Tarpon Bay Recreation area learn the important role seashells have fascinating plants in the mangrove eco- on Tarpon Bay Road. played in ecology, medicine, literature, reli- system during this one hour walk on the Sanibel B.C.—3 p.m. Monday. A gion, a't and as a food source. Indigo Trail boardwalk. Meet at the flag- special slide presentation with many fas- pole in from of the Visitor Center. cinating stories about this quiet subtropi- Care and Rehabilitation Exploring the Bailey Tract* — cal island — Before the Causeway. Visi- of Wildlife 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Explore Sanibel *s tor Center Auditorium. $5 donation ben- Location: Sanibel-Captiva Road across from freshwater marsh during this two-hour efits new Visitor Education Center. the Sanibel Elementary School. Center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday walk through the Bailey Tract on the ref- Birds of the Refuge — 10 a.m. Phone: 472-3644 through Thursday. Drive and Center closed uge. Meet at the Bailey Tract parking lot Tuesday; 1 p.m. Sunday and Wednesday. Hours: 11 a.m. Monday-Friday; 1 p.m. Sun- on Fridays. of Tarpon Bay Road. J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife day — presentation and tour of facilities. Admission: $5 per car on drive. $1 for biker Birding the Bailey Tract* — 7:30 Refuge is woTld-famous for its wading Admission: $3 donation requested. or hiker. Many alternatives for frequent ref- a.m. Sunday. Discover the many species bird population. Discover many of the On-site offerings: CROW is a wildlife clinic uge visitors. of birds attracted to SanibeFs freshwater more common birds that use the refuge whose goal is the rescue, rehabilitation and On-site offerings: Famous birding area. Hik- marsh on a 1 1/2-hour walk through the over the winter and early spring. Educa- release of native wildlife. Outdoor cages ing trails, observation tower, fishing, crab- Bailey Tract. Meet at the parking lot on tion Pavilion on the cross dike. house some permanently injured wildlife as bing. Bike trip or tram tour from Tarpon Bay Tarpon Bay Road. A Profile of "Ding" — 10 a.m. well as those still under rehabilitation. Edu- Recreation. See You Later Alligator! — 11 Monday and Saturday. Get an insight on cation Pavilion offers exhibit and video. Natural History a.m. Sunday; 1 p.m. Monday, Thursday one of America's most famous pioneer Horticultural Tour and Saturday. Is that an alligator or a conservationists and discover the many Location: Sanibel Moorings, 845 East Gulf Boat Tour crocodile? Discover some remarkable remarkable achievements of Jay Phone: 472-4119 Location: South Seas Plantation characteristics of these large reptiles. Norwood Darling. Visitor Center Audi- Phone: 472-5300 Time: 10 a.m. Tuesday morning Education Pavilion on the cross dike on torium. ., . Hours: 4-5:30 p.m. Wildlife Drive. ., . •Reservations required. Call 472- Admission: Free Cost: $17.50 adults/$10 child 4-12. Led by: Kirk Charles, grounds foreman. Meet Reclaiming the River of Grass;~i~ 1100. Offering: Short boat trip with knowledgeable 10 a.m. Sunday; 1 p.m. Tuesday, Learn in front of condo office. guides into Pine Island Sound. The Moorings has extensive imported and carefully tended exotic specimens from Ostego Bay Foundation around the world. Location: 718. Fisherman's Wharf on San J.N. "Ding" Darling Carlos Island ter; provides boat and Tcayak tours. with scheduled talks and shows. Beach walks Phone: 765-8101 Sanibel-Captiva also provided 8:45 a.m. Thursdays. National Wildlife Admission: Donation Sanibel Beaches Refuge On-site offerings: The Ostego Bay Founda- Conservation tion is an independent, non-profit organiza- Foundation Locations: Several public beaches are avail- Location: Sanibel Captiva Road tion dedicated to the understanding, preser- able. Your best bet is to stop at the Chamber Phone: 472-1100 vation and enhancement of the marine envi- Location: 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road, about of Commerce and get a map before driving Hours: Wildlife Drive open one hour after ronment. Currently, has a marine science cen- one mile west of Tarpon Bay Road. up and down the roads. sunrise to one hour before sunset. Visitor Phone: 472-2329 • The causeway itself is a beautiful walking Hours of operation:Na\urt Center—8:30 and fishing spot. a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Saturday. 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