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Biplane crash lands Remembering Martin Luther King By Ron Hefner Washington rally of requested support for the Staff Writer 1964. In June of that St. Augustine march. "He fully believed that year, King was conduct- "We were told that we we would overcome," ing a protest march in St. would probably be reminisced Rabbi Augustine. "The move- arrested," said Saltzman. Murray Saltzman, who ment was sort of falter- "Seventeen rabbis came not only marched with ing there," said down and joined the Dr. Martin Luther King Saltzman. "Police were march. We were in a seg- and was jailed with him, hostile and were threat- regated black park and but today continues what ening demonstrators." were reciting the twenty- he sees as a life-long cru- King called the third Psalm. All of us, sade against racial dis- Central Conference of including King, were crimination. American Rabbis, con- arrested and charged Saltzman had heard vening at the time in •please sec page 2A King speak at the famous Atlantic City, and Lee pleads guilty in court Emergency crews and witnesses chat near the crash location as a rope is tied to the sightseeing plane. By Maryjeanne McAward which carries a prison term up to 5 By Mark S. Krzos Special to the Island Reporter years, involving Exchange Equity Inc. News Editor Pecten Court resident Jack M. Lee, of Peoria. This was a partnership Witnesses said they could hear the 56, pled guilty to nine of 41 federal formed to acquire and renovate the nlane's enjjine sputteiing from the charges, including bank, mail and wire Gtiffith Building, a historic building in ground and up in the air the pilot of a fraud, money laundering and perjury, m Newark, N.J. Thirteen Gnfiith partneis 1940 Waco biplane knew something U.S. District Court in Peoria, 111. He lost $70,000 to Lee, after he used the was wtong. was scheduled for trial Monday, Jan. partnership's working capital to pay, For the second time in four months, 13. among other expenses, his own legal Craig vStiansky owner of the Page The plea agreement entered last July fees and taxes on real state unrelated to Field based company Barnstormer Air could send him to prison for the rest of Exchange Equity. Inc. and pilot of the sightseeing plane his life. According to the agreement, Lee Lee will be sentenced May 16 by also pled guilty to three counts of bank named "Barnstormer" cravsh-landed on a Southwest Florida beach. U.S. District Court Chief Judge fraud, each of which carries up to a 20 Tuesday, Stransky was giving an Michael Mihm. As part of the agree-' year prison term. In February, 1990, he aerial tour of the islands when 15 min- ment, Lee waived his right to appeal illegally obtained $337,000 from utes into his flight he realized some- the sentence imposed by the judge. He Amcore Bank of Pekin, 111., by provid- thing was seriously wrong. will also forfeit $337,000. Prosecutors ing false information on three separate "The engine was pounding. It dropped the other 32 charges in loan applications. sounded really bad," Stransky said exchange for the plea. He also pled guilty to one count of wiping salt-water from his brow. "I Supervisory Assistant United States money laundering, which carries a told the passengers we're gonna have Attorney Darilynn Knauss in the U.S. prison term up to 10 years, stemming to do an emergency landing." Attorney's Office in Peoria said Lee •please see page 2A Stransky said he spotted an area of pled guilty to one count of mail fraud, beach that was people free and braced the two German teen-age boys for an Sewer system public meeting Tuesday emergency landing. By Mark S. Krzos island, "I had to do a downward landing. News Editor Since some of the subdivisions in There was a strong tail-wind," Pilot Craig Stransky, wrapped For well over a year the city of question are among some of the lower Stransky said. "It was going fine even in a towel, answers questions Sanibel has been gearing up for this income areas of the island, forcing con- after we touched down, but I started from the local media after a moment and for over two months nection to the Sanibel Sewer System at going toward the water and I couldn't crash-landing on Sanibel's Sanibel residents in 13 subdivisions are such a high cost could be detrimental to shores. eagerly awaiting Tuesday's meeting of the economic diversity of the island. control it." the City Council where they will finally Although the city has remained on Stransky, who's been a pilot for 16 the best I could." get a chance to kick, shout and scream course in hammering out plans for the years said the beach appeared to be a Stransky said once the plane hit the in opposition of the city's plan for a sewer system, some alternatives to the perfect location for an emergency water it overturned and his responsi- sewer system. current plan are expected to be present- landing. bility as a pilot became one of rescuer. According to the city, a sewer sys- ed. One alternative suggested by City "When I touched down, it felt like I "When I hit the water, my number tem is an environmental must due to Council member Andrew Reding is a hit a rut," Stransky said blaming the one priority was making sure everyone the island's high ground water levels mixed formula of financing where indi- beach for forcing his plane into the was okay," Stransky said. "We came to and the unstable base on which most vidual connection should be paid gulf. "It just started drifting toward the septic systems are built. entirely by the homeowner, sewer water. I couldn't control it and as soon •please see page 2A But for homeowners slapped with an mains should be paid for by the city and the gravity feed should be paid by as it hit the water, it flipped over. I did exorbitant cost to connect to the system (some are being asked to pay over both the city and the homeowner. $13,000), the bad may far outweigh the Tuesday's public meeting of the City It's time to stop by... good. Council will finally give islanders a The Island Reporter pictorical history books are in and available for pick up at According to some residents at the chance to speak out either in favor or in the office at 2340 Periwinkle Way. Anyone who did not pay for postage should December informational meetings on opposition of the sewer system. Tabbed sewer connection, the high cost of con- for the afternoon session, the sewer pick up their copy of the book. Additional orders are now being taken for the necting to the system will force some debate promises to be one of the most next printing of the Sanibel-Captiva history book. to sell their homes and relocate off- heated discussions this year. s ^BM^IA" &3E![r'!rr'?!^r^ 2A Q JANUARY 17, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. -from page 1A with felony and conspiracy. They put us in a chicken "He was filled with faith and coop, outside in hundred-degree heat. We were kept hope...He was concerned that we were there for several hours without food or water." going to break the law, but he felt it was The protesters were then crammed like cattle into a tiny jail cell designed for one or two people. "The our responsibility to do so." sheriff came in with several armed policeman," remembers Saltzman. "He told us we would have to -Rabbi Murray Saltzman separate, blacks from whites. When we mentioned our constitutional rights, he said 'You have no consti- answered, "The challenge is no different today than tutional rights. We'd just as soon shoot a nigger or a yesterday. King stood opposed to all forms of bigotry. Jew as shoot a squirrel.'" He spoke out against anti-Semitism and Hispanic dis- What happened next can only be described as an crimination. He was concerned with the injured, the unforgettable moment: "The Reverend Fred vulnerable, the poor in all walks of life. And he was Shuttleworth, King's top aide, broke through the line, clearly committed to non-violence. He believed in went up to the sheriff, and said, 'I love you, brother.' America's ability to change." Then, they marched out peacefully. The sheriff nearly Saltzman said King's assassination brought "a had an apoplectic fit." sense of great loss. And, a sense of fear that disillu- At the time, Saltzman figured he was not only sionment would deter people from their commitment. headed for a jail sentence but had also lost his job. "I Violence always frightens people; it makes them called the president of my congregation and told him move back and abandon the cause." I was probably going to miss the Sabbath services. For Saltzman, the battle is one which is passed on He told me this was what I was getting paid for, and from generation to generation. "The counterculture of if I couldn't be there, don't bother coming back. I had that time believed too much in the achievements of every expectation of losing my job." one lifetime. The problems aren't going to be As it turned out, Saltzman returned home a media Rabbi Murray Saltzman is a leader in civil rights and was jailed with Martin Luther resolved in a short period of time. I don't look for hero. He noted that "our lives were saved by the King Jr. after a protest march in Florida. bigotry to ever disappear, but I do think it can be presence of television cameras," which constrained Rights Commission. His position there ended when ameliorated. We've come a long way since those the police from shooting. days. America should be proud, and should be Saltzman was provided a lawyer by the Legal he was fired by Ronald Reagan. "I got into a battle with Reagan. I wrote an op-ed piece for the Times encouraged to continue this path." Defense Fund. "It cost me $15,000, a lot of money in Rabbi Murray Saltzman ministers at the Bat Yam those days. But my case was thrown out of the saying that he wanted the Civil Rights Commission to be a lap dog more than a watch dog. Until Reagan, Temple of the Islands on Sanibel, which meets at the Supreme Court. They ruled that the Florida segrega- Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ. tion laws were unconstitutional." we had very distinguished people on the Commission. We carried forward a revolution in Saltzman talks of King with fondness and rever- The federal observance of Martin Luther King, ence. "We had some long discussions the night before America, with a commitment to achieve our goals under constitutional law. We believed in America." Jr. 's birthday will be Monday, Jan. 20. Federal, the arrests," he said. "He was a sensitive, quiet guy— state and local offices and public schools will be Saltzman noted that two of several appointees who very unassuming. At the same time, he had confi- closed. were fired sued Reagan, won, and were reinstated. dence and determination. He was filled with faith and King's actual birth date is Jan. 15, 1929. The When asked how he thought King would respond hope. He spoke with calm and assurance. He was observance was first celebrated in 1986. concerned that we were going to break the law, but he to the racial situation in America of 1997, Saltzman felt it was our responsibility to do so." LEE PLEADS GUILTY •from page 1A Saltzman remembers one conversation with King on the subject of love. "I told him, 'If we could create from this transaction. Lee used a liabilities, including judgments After the bankruptcy filing, Lee a society in which your people and mine weren't cashier's check for $41,728, exceeding $3 million, were omit- set up a business office in Suite 1-1 threatened by lynching, a society in which we could derived from the Amcore loans, to ted and substantially understated. at the Village Shopping Center on truly have equal opportunity, that would be sufficient pay off an Exchange Equity Lee also pled guilty to commit- Periwinkle Way, from which he for now, In God's time, we could learn to love each investor's note at Amcore Bank in ting perjury.in June, 1990, when operated a string of business syn- other.' He liked that very much. Those were rich dis- April, 1990. he testified under oath in a civil dicates and limited liability part- cussions." Lee also pled guilty to two suit in U.S. District Court at Rock nerships. Later, Saltzman was appointed by President Gerald counts of wire fraud, each of Island, 111., that he did not own any According to Florida corporate Ford to serve as a member of the United States Civil which carries a possible prison real estate. records, Lee was listed as regis- term of five years. In August, At the time, Lee was co-owner, tered agent for dozens of business 1990, he provided false informa- with his wife, Margie, of Unit A- syndication groups with names tion to Mercantile Business Credit Weather 101 at High Tide Condominium like "Masterfund," "Strategic High Low of St. Louis, Mo., in requesting a Rain on West Gulf Drive on Sanibel. Jan. 9 82 67 $4.1 million loan to purchase Fund," "CNL Investment Fund," Jan. 10 82 57 1.01 Parmi Tools, a troubled Indiana According to confidential and others. Lee drew a salary to Jan. 11 76 54 company. sources, that unit was sold for manage the syndicates, which Jan. 12 76 52 After Mercantile Business $570,000 cash in March, 1992, bought small, undercapitalized Jan. 13 75 56 Credit discovered judgments when the Lees purchased their businesses. Jan. 14 70 56 against Lee and other lawsuits not canal-front home in the Shell While syndication is a viable Jan. 15 74 56 2.0 disclosed in the application, Lee Harbor subdivision for $520,000. business tool, within months of Rainfall for January so far is 3.01 inches com- went to the bank to explain the Lee, a former resident of Peoria Lee's fresh start on Sanibel prob- pared with 5.5 inches for the entire month last judgments, yet still failed to dis- who portrayed himself as a high- lems surfaced. Investors lost year. close another judgment in excess powered businessman, filed money, employees' paychecks Note: rainfall levels are recorded from the of $2.2 million. Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Tampa in bounced and payroll taxes were morning of the day given to the following morn- In another count of bank fraud February, 1991. Assets he claimed ing. deducted yet never paid to the which carries a possible 30 year included his share, $225,000, of IRS. Many small business people Source: Sanibel/Captiva Islands Chamber of prison term, Lee pled guilty to fil- Commerce. the High Tide condominium which lost their livelihoods and some ing false financial statements at the time was valued at investors lost their life savings. about his net worth and liabilities $450,000; $2,750 in miscellaneous Lee closed his Village office in applying for up to $2.5 million items including a king-size bed several years ago. Information Editorial office: (941) 472-1587 from Cole Taylor Bank of Chicago Display advertising: (941) 472-1587 and other furnishings; a pair of about the status of the many funds Classified advertising: (941) 472-1587 in December, 1990. He planned to jogging shoes; and four screw- he operated from that office was Subscriptions: (941) 472-1587 purchase another company, Falls Business office: (941) 472-1587 drivers. unavailable from the Division of Fax: (941) 472-8398 Products, Inc. Street address: The Village Shopping Center Left behind were 98 creditors Corporate Records at press time. 2340 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, Florida 33957 According to the plea agree- scattered throughout the U.S., Attempts to reach Lee for com- ment, the financial statements Lee whose unsecured claims totaled The Island Reporter {USPS 813-580) is published weekly each ment at both his Sanibel home and Friday by Gulf Coast Weeklies, Inc., P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, Florida provided were false in that assets $4,714,465, according to a former residence in Peoria were 33957-0809. were substantially overstated and Subscriptions: Saniba!, Captiva and Lee County, $22 per year bankruptcy records. unsuccessful. including state sales tax; continental United States, or split subscrip- tion, $28 per year including state sales tax; foreign, $42 per year. PLANE CRASH 'from page 1A Periodicals postage paid at Sanibel, Florida. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Island Reporter, P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, a rest in about three feet of water." was having difficulties with his beach after his engine died at 700 Florida 33957-0809. plane. No one was injured in the land- feet in the air. That time, however, . Gulf Coast Weeklies, Inc. publishes the CAPTIVA CURRENT, ing and the plane according to "He was having engine prob- no damage was sustained to the FORT MYERS BEACH OBSERVER, GULF COAST WOMAN, ISLAND REPORTER, Stransky will have to be scrapped. lems. You could hear it cutting plane. "There are about a 100 left," out," Emnett said. "He waited The publisher assumes no financial responsibilities for typo- On Sanibel last Oct. 23 another graphical errors in advertisements, but will reprint without charge that Stransky said of the original 1940 until he got past everyone (on the sightseeing plane, owned by a dif- part of an advertisement in which the typographical error occurs. If an Waco. "Now there's 99. Salt-water error occurs the management must be notified within three working beach) and then set it down. It was ferent company in Cape Coral, days. The publisher retains the right to refuse or revise any adver- will really mess it up." a smooth landing. He just hit the tisement. made a emergency landing Howard Emnett, who was on water and flipped over." between the 16th and 17th hole at C91997 GULF COAST WEEKLIES, INC. the beach at the time of the crash Last October Stransky made an the Beachview Golf Club. landing, said he knew the pilot emergency landing on a Naples ISLAND REPORTER • JANUARY 17, 1997 • 3A Experimental lights being examined for crosswalk safety By Mark S. Krzos Unlike the signs, Price said the lighting system News Editor will alert drivers that there is, in fact, someone wait- Apparently those big yellow signs with a stick fig- ing to cross. ure walking in the street aren't doing the job. Neither "At least it warns drivers that someone wants to are the signs warning motorists that if they fail to stop cross the street," Price said. at a crosswalk they will face a steep fine. But safety doesn't come without a price tag. The Coming to the rescue of bicyclists and other pedes- new system will cost $17,000 for 10 lights. The city trians is the latest high-tech traffic safety devices. It's is seeing if it can get a reduction if it only uses half not a traffic light, but if it does its job right the Light the lights. City Engineer Gates Castle said signs or Guard Crosswalk warning system will cause cars to other methods of crosswalk safety such as rumble slow and eventually allow pedestrians to cross the strips only costs a couple of hundred bucks. road safely. Price said by no means is the crosswalk safety sys- "About a year ago we brought this up and immedi- tem a definite go. For now, it's just an experiment. ately people thought a flashing light was going to put "It's a pretty neat idea," Price said. "Let's try it," people into epileptic seizures," City Manager Gary Currently the Light Guard Crosswalk warning sys- Price said. tem is only used in Santa Rosa, Calif. If Sanibel were The device, which is about five inches wide and to go ahead with the plan, it would be the first in the five inches high will react in two ways. The device state to introduce a new device to increase pedestrian will be tripped either by switch or by motion (the safety. Price added that the city of Orlando is also pedestrian will activate the flashing light by an invisi- looking into implementing the safety device. ble barrier). Once activated the light will begin blink- As for a suggested location as to where one of the At a cost of $17,000 for 10 lights, the experi- mental project is an expensive proposition. ing on both sides of the crosswalk, warning oncoming devices may go, Price is open to suggestions. "I traffic to slow and eventually stop for a pedestrian would suggest a mid-block crosswalk," Price said. attempting to cross the street. "Which one? Pick one." Parking standards to be revised for food stores next week By Mark S. Krzos but no testimony was taken. for each 200 square feet of floor area in seats in excess of 20 seats, or one space News Editor City Manager Gary Price said it was excess of 1,000 square feet. For com- for every 62.5 square feet of floor area After determining a bakery is not the first time the city just gave notice of mercial units less than 1,000 square (excluding bar/lounge area), whichever fast-food the city of Sanibel set out to the legislation that's on the horizon, feet, eight spaces will be required. is greater. In addition 30 linear inches clarify how many parking spaces "It's just giving notice," City For restaurants or fast-food restau- of counter space shall be considered should be required for restaurants or Council member Bob Janes said of the rants with seats, 20 parking spaces will one seat. food stores with seats and those with- first reading. "It's designed to pique the be required plus one space for each two out seats. public interest." On Tuesday, Jan. 21, the Sanibel Price said all the current ordinance City Council meeting... City Council will set parking standards does is clarify the issues of restaurant The Sanibel City Council meets in MacKen/ie Hall at City Hall, 800 Dunlop that should take care of any parking parking." Road. The meeting begins at 9 a.m. and continues through the day, allowing problems many island restaurant own- According to the language crafted by public comment at the start and close of session. Public comnicMits are also ers have experienced over the last cou- city staff, food stores, delicatessens, allowed throughout the day during special item discussions as represented on ple of years. carry-out food sales and fast food the City Council agenda. Last week the Sanibel City Council restaurants without seats, eight parking heard the first reading of the ordinance, spaces will be required plus one space

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So, we'll keep on ringing and volunteering and Gumbo Limbo residents objections. Gumbo Limbo Slippery subject welcome you one and all to our island, and hope you roads are privately owned with their upkeep paid by To the editor: enjoy it as we do. residents who are not for the most part snowbirds but The boardwalk to the Calusa mound in "Ding" James. P. McGuffin, people who work and live on the island, a family Darling has been closed since the heavy rains of Sanibel community. Our roads are not patrolled by the police 1995. for speeding cars or other traffic infractions. The city I was told that it was closed due to slippery wood. will not take over our roads because they are not up It has been closed ever since. Special delivery to standard. They also include potholes and are sub- A ranger told me that has remained closed not To the editor: ject to flooding. because it needs repair, but because they would like The Kiwanis Club of Sanibel-Captiva islands Let me explain the physical situation of the pro- to make it accessible to handicapped persons, In the would like to publicly acknowledge the help we posed path. It would be part of the existing road meantime, non-handicapped persons are being denied received from the Sanibel Fire Department and thank which is at most 20 feet wide, with an island at Dixie access. them for their efforts in assisting us in delivering Beach and Bunting, barely wide enough at some This decision has a hint of blackmail to it — or Christmas gifts to island residents. points for cars to traverse in both directions at the perhaps it is simply lack of logic. Surely there is no This was the twenty-third consecutive year that the same time. The Sanibel Bike Club of which my hus- real reason to deny the great majority access to the Kiwanis has sponsored the Santa Run and it was by band and myself are members have a weekly ride on walk while the administration waits for funding. far the largest in terms of size and scope. There were Saturdays of possibly 30 members or more originat- Lee Williams, nearly 100 stops this year with over 300 gifts being ing from the Holiday Inn at the east end of the island Captiva delivered. It took five Kiwanian Santas with ten to San-Cap Road. There is no room for a caravan of Kiwanian elves and sleigh drivers to distribute the bikes and cars at the same time. gifts to young and old alike. The other item suggested that this would be a safe The help and support of the Sanibel Fire route for our children to ride to school was equally Hey, some good news Department was greatly appreciated as they not only fallacious as expressed by a parent at the meeting To the editor: allowed us to use the fire house on Palm Ridge Road who was not a resident of Gumbo Limbo. No parent There has been a lot of bad press and editorials of as our drop-off point and workshop but also provided would allow an elementary school child to ride that late about Sanibel. Perhaps some of it was warranted; us with guidance as we tried to locate all the destina- distance on an unsupervised route. The additional sit- however, perhaps it would be timely to write of the tions and organize our delivery routes. They also con- uation of residents pulling out of their driveways good being done on the island. This is not about tributed to the holiday spirit by helping Friends Who would also present a hazard. No this would not be a CROW which has many local volunteers, looking Care with the wrapping and storage of gifts delivered safe route. The NIMBY suggestion is not valid and after the birds and animals of the area. Nor is it about to children of the island who otherwise might not not fair to the residents. all the volunteers in the Sanibel-Captiva have had such a bountiful Christmas. The suggested path would be an accident waiting Conservation group spending many hours preserving We would also like to thank all those along the to happen. Our community does not need any more the beauty of the island for all locals and visitors to route who made donations to the Kiwanis and gave tragic bicycle accidents. Our present bike paths are enjoy. There are many other volunteers spending home-made cookies to the hard working Santas not safe, accidents and near accidents happen daily. countless hours to keep the island beautiful for all to which really added a special community flavor to the Let us concentrate on improving the paths we have see and visit. entire effort. and establishing any new routes with safety in fnind. This is another matter few know about. Sanibel, Craig Albert, I would suggest that island residents look at last perhaps eight or nine years ago, one of the islanders President Kiwanis Club of Sanibel-Captiva Fridays edition of the Islander for an accurate report called the Salvation Army and asked why there were Islands of the proceedings at the City Council meeting. no kettles on Sanibel. He was told they had no one, or Renee Brand volunteers, who could come out here to do the work. President Gumbo Limbo Property Owners He said, to paraphrase a popular movie, "Send me Single-mindedness Association two kettles, and they will come." So they did, and he To the editor: organized a group of men and ladies, placed the ket- Last weeks edition of the Island Reporter devoted tles at Bailey's and Jerry's supermarkets, organized a considerable space to the Sanibel Bike Clubs request Putting away the clubs group of friends, men and ladies, and started ringing. for a bike path through Gumbo Limbo. The proposal To the editor: The first year or two, they brought in contributions was discussed last Tuesday at the City Council meet- Recently I put away the paraphernalia for the of around $4,500, all basically new or found money ing. Editor Moran obviously found the issue impor- Sanibel Community Association's Second Annual for a great cause. Over the years, this effort has tant enough to present it in her Editor Quotes. Holiday Miniature Golf Tournament. This event grown, both in the times scheduled and the volunteers Unfortunately, the Island Reporter's coverage would not have been possible without the support of contributing their time. They never stop from offered a very single-minded description of the dis- our local businesses. Rather than list each one indi- Thanksgiving until Christmas Eve. The number now cussion. Had I not been present I would have had an vidually, I thought a general "Thank You" to all of consists of 65 people of the island serving their time. entirely different interpretation of the actual situation, the businesses who support so many events on the And how about the results of their efforts and the Council member Andrew Reding, Dick Downes and Island. Whether it be a golf tournament or a fund- generous giving of both local and great visitors alike? members and officers of the Gumbo Limbo Property raiser, Island businesses are pounded by requests and In 1995, the total was $12,640 and in 1996, Owners Association offered valid explanations why most of the time they help. The next time you look $11,977, We missed five days of ringing this year due the path through Gumbo Limbo should not be consid- through a theater program, participate in a tourna- to the Thanksgiving date. This represents from 11 to ered. Unfortunately, none of this information was ment or attend a fundraising event, look to see who 15 percent of the total contributions from thirty ket- included in your articles. tles in Lee County. Allow me to present the accurate reasons for the •please see page 5A island REPORTER Overseas perspectives Michelle Moran Editor Morgan Newcomb General Manager In pursuit of International Transparency Mark S. Krzos News Editor Recently the New York I would beg to differ Times published an article with using one of these Jill Goodman, Ron Hefner Staff Writers expounding the merits of S. Giovanna political leaders as a a new organization called Giacomazzi is a resi- case of reference, Saul Taffet dent of Turin, Italy Photographer Transparency Since the passage of International for its and a former resident Kim Crouthamet of Sanibel. She has the Foreign Corrupt Advertising Manager efforts in seeking to elim- seen America from the Practices Act in 1977, Christine Flack inate corruption and graft unique perspective of American corporations Advertising Sales as every day tactics in the living abroad for the have been losing bil- Shirlene Grasgeen assignment of interna- past 17 years. Her col- lions of business dollars Classified/Circulation tional trade contracts. In umn, "Overseas per- every year since the law Liz Baxley citing examples of cor- spectives," appears prohibits U.S. compa- Production Manager rupt politicians on the weekly. nies from practicing Janice Caron, Rupert Ingram, Bill Schlackman, Nota Theiss, S. international scene, jour- bribery in order to Giovanna Giacomazzl, nalist Paul Lewis, alluded Peter Kelly, Jose Leal, Ada Shissler, Charles Sobczak acquire foreign con- Columnists to Benazir Bhutto of tracts. While prohibiting Pakistan, Fernando Collor De Mello of Brazil, both such practices is certainly praiseworthy, it has left SSSs former Korean Presidents Chun Doo Hwan and Rho American companies with a deck stacked not exactly Tae Woo, and former Italian Premier Silvio in their favor since many other countries look upon Berlusconi. Although I would hardly argue against such practices as normal modus operandi. It is more the meritorious efforts of Transparency International, •please see page 6A ISLAND REPORTER • JANUARY 17, 1997 • 5A Community dialogue and city efforts may bring solution There's been much good news this week. The discussion with her was inspiring as she told Dialogue is flowing on the island. I can attest to me of the constant communication the residents that, much of it has been flowing through my tele- Editor's quotes have with each other. phone lines. By Michelle Moran If such communication could only be made on a Gumbo Limbo residents, set on educating the pub- community-wide level, just think of the solutions we lic about their development, reinforced their position If you have a com- could find to the many issues facing Sanibelians against rerouting the Sanibel bike path through their face today neighborhood. ment or response Speaking of solutions. Councilman Andrew to the weekly edi- i i &. * AH* ' The decision, I was impressed to find, was actually torial by Michelle Reding jumped back on the bicycle issue as soon as made by the neighborhood community as a whole Moran, please send the meeting ended Jan. 7. He is now working on a nearly two years ago and presented to the city in it to the Island compromise to the rerouting situation by developing March 1995. Reporter, P.O. Box MA j^Mblr u another alternate route. In an effort to further explain the stand taken by 809, Sanibel, Fla. The proposal, still very much in rough stages, the Gumbo Limbo Board of Directors on April 19, 33957. Or fax your would route cyclists off Periwinkle Way behind the 1995, board secretary Nina S. Orrell stopped by my response to (941) Gumbo Limbo neighborhood, along the rear of city office. She highlighted some facts she believed resi- 472-8398. departments on Dunlop, and eventually lead out to dents may not have understood. One of which is that the Tarpon Bay Road/Sanibel-Captiva Road bike the roads of Gumbo Limbo are not just private, but path. privately-owned. Each homeowner owns a portion of Another point she made was that the residents The how's, where's and who's are still being pen- the road in front of their property, making liability of were all made aware of the board decision and are ciled in, Councilman Reding stresses. But he did real concern to residents worried about bicyclists kept informed of issues such as the bike path proposal acknowledge solutions can always be found if we safety. by way of their newsletter. keep pedaling away.

LETTERS TO EDITOR 'from page 4A have to deal with all the traffic on side and allow them to utilize the trol- his intelligence by studying every day, has contributed time and time again. Periwinkle when trying to leave Dixie ley throughout a day visit. I'm sure and graduated valedictorian in his class And when you patronize their business, Beach Boulevard and now we are other residents have some good ideas. I at Crozer Theological Seminary. He be sure to thank them for their contin- expected to deal with bikers who will think its time we the residents become then went on to receive a Ph.D. in ued support of these various Island pass through our community and create more vocal about issues that will affect Theology at Boston University, 1955. activities. a potential liability to the residents. our lives! In 1959 he traveled to India, to study Tony Lapi, I had heard there was a plan to con- Carol Cope Gandhi's techniques of non-violent Sanibel Community Association struct a bike path under the power lines Gumbo Limbo Resident protest. For successful non-violent Miniature Golf Committee from Temptations to Casa Ybel Road. resistance to oppression, he was award- What has happened to that concept? Or, ed the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, Don't single us out why not construct one behind Heart of Celebrating King which got the message across that we To the editor: are all equal human beings. To the editor: the Islands, Jerry's, and the Community Church instead? A birthday event which marks a "I have a dream, that someday all After reading the above article as turning point in history. So that all the well as another about the same subject I am in agreement that there should God's children shall be free." We have be more safety for bikers — I enjoy the Lords children may be free. The truth a nicer world today, and we are all freer by Mark Krzos, in the same issue, I feel shall ring throughout the land. the residents of Gumbo Limbo are bike paths myself. But lets start with from tyranny because of Martin Luther His. protests brought dignity and being unfairly singled out. the real problem, which, I believe is the King. relentless line of traffic which contin- nobleness to his oppressed people, as I am not aware of a bike path in any John N. Maguire, ues for most of the year now. well as their oppressors. Myrtle Beach, S.C. other residential community on the Unbeknownst to many, he increased Island and don't think that Gumbo I feel that if we (the Community of •please see page 6A Limbo should be unjustly pressured to Sanibel) do not attempt to reduce the be the first to agree to such a project. number of vehicles coming over to the We enjoy the peace and tranquility of island, our quality of live will diminish DecoratingDEN H our small community like everyone and our tourists will seek other places else and, I personally feel a bike path to visit. TOTAL HOME INTERIORS would detract from the pleasant soli- Why not increase the trolley service • CARPETING & TILE • FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES tude. and for the price of a ticket have pas- • CONDO REFURBISHING • UPHOLSTERY & SLIPCOVERS sengers picked up on the Punta Rassa • CUSTOM BEDSPREADS • WALLCOVERINGS It is bad enough, we the residents • DRAPERIES & BLINDS • WINDOW TREATMENT & SHUTTERS SANIBEL PROMENADE (ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE) 695 TARPON BAY ROAD, #15 8:30 - 4:30 MON. - FRI.

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LETTERS TO EDITOR -from page 5A buffoon who brags about things he didn't do and who expansion of the facts which were printed. I am not a wart-hog tells us how things are going to be on Sanibel. But it The first, and most errant conclusion one could was only after looking closer at the name under his draw from reading the papers is that I "oversaw the To the editor: hideous picture that looked like a bloated wart-hog redevelopment of the Baltimore waterfront." As It was with horrid shock and utter dismay that I that I realized they were talking about me. counsel to the Baltimore Economic Development read last week's newspaper reports about City So in an attempt to better introduce myself to the Corporation from 1977-1982 I witnessed the growth Council's newest appointee to the Sanibel Planning public, I submit the revisions and comments which of Baltimore's Inner Harbor. It was a process which Commission. follow. They are offered not as evidence of being had begun many years before and which will contin- Tabloid accounts seemed to portray a pompous misquoted or unfairly treated by the press, but as an •please see page 12A ITALIAN PURSUIT -from page 4A Berlusconi continues as president of the state financial holding IRI whose up an investigation. One of their suspi- often a payoff rather than a lower pro- the party, Forza Italia, and as leader of task during these most recent years of cions was that in postponing payments posal that makes this difference in clos- the coalition group, the Liberty Pole, privatization has been to sell state until the 1990s, the Italian government ing a deal. which stands in opposition to the pre- assets to the private sector. The latest had effectively reduced the purchasing Peter Eigen, founder of sent government. His, coalition group citations against him involve charges of price for Fiat, an overt violation of Transparency International, left his actually won over 100,000 more votes misconduct concerning deals made EEC rules. Almost ten years later Fiat position at the World Bank to dedicate than the now governing center-left with the Cirio food manufacturing has yet to provide Brussels with satis- his efforts to this new agency in order Ulivo coalition in the last national elec- group. However, it should not be for- factory information. Nor has it respect- to fight growing corruption in develop- tions in April 1996. It is only due to a gotten that Prodi was also head of IRI ed the payment terms for that matter! ing countries. His group and the poli- new law which breaks up the ballot during the famous Ford/Fiat duel in the American author and Financial Times cies of the Clinton Administration have Count creating an anomaly similar to battle to purchase the former state- correspondent, Alan Friedman, dedi- been instrumental in instigating many our electoral college system that Silvio owned Alfa Romeo in 1987. cates an entire chapter of his book, hallmark turnarounds in the operating Berlusconi did not become Prime Fiat had originally expressed no Agnelli and the Network of Italian policies of many international organi- Minister again. (See Island Reporter, interest in purchasing the state-owned Power to the Alfa affair. zations which are responsible for rais- May 3, 1996, The Italian Elections: A automobile company. The very night Perhaps this example more than any ing development funds. The World Communist victory.) before Ford was to sign the contract other represents the kind of underhand- Bank, the Organization for Economic As for those corruption charges, if with Alfa Romeo, IRFs Romano Prodi ed manipulation that Transparency Cooperation and Development, and me anything Mr. Berlusconi's company phoned Fiat's Cesare Romiti informing International is seeking to eliminate, International Monetary Fund have all was a victim of the extortionist meth- him that the deal with Ford had been both for the sake of fairness among begun scrutinizing requests for funds ods that had become common practice concluded. The next morning Fiat put a' competing companies and for what and blacklisting those companies and for the state tax auditors in order to firm halt to the deal. Evidently, the payoffs or the acceptance of less governments which hays been found round out their own salaries. (See company found discomforting the advantageous offers means in terms of guilty of largescale graft practices. Island Reporter, Feb. 9, Bribery is an thought of having to deal with any cost to taxpayers as opposed to inflat- The case I dispute in Mr. Lewis's list every day affair in Italy and Feb. 18, inhouse competition. As it stood then, ing private Swiss bank accounts! of offenders is that of former Italian Misuse of Power in the Italian judicial by acquiring both Lancia and Alfa Mr. Lewis's piece was highly infor- Premier Silvio Berlusconi. First of all, system.) Romeo, it held a monopoly on domes- mative in relating the efforts of he was not forced to resign amidst cor- If Mr. Lewis had been truly eager to tic car manufacturing and 60 percent of Transparency International to persuade ruption charges as Mr. Lewis indicates employ an Italian example to make his the national market share, more than international agencies to be more coop- in his article. Although Mr. Berlusconi point, it might have been more oppor- twice me amount of domestic market erative in combating this invasive and had been charged with corruption, this tune for h;m to use the present Italian share control of most other Western injurious international dilemma. It is was not the reason for his resignation. Prime Minister, Romano Prodi. industrialized nations. unfortunate that he should mar such an He was forced to resign because one Recently Mr. Prodi has received a num- There is still a great deal of contro- illuminating article with an overly sim- faction of his political coalition, the by ber of first citations that would involve versy surrounding the issue since it is plistic example bearing questionable now infamous secessionist group, the him in malpractice concerning the sell generally believed that Ford by far had truth. Northern League, stopped supporting off of many state assets. made the better offer. Authorities in his government. 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Planning Commission Strong said there were city for the right to build News Editor Sanibel Planning Mullins maintained unanimously approved a numerous illegal signs their 10,000-square foot Sometimes the light's Commission was set to the applicant's case was variance to allow for a regarding the boat show home in the Sanctuary. all shining on me—The deny a variance to allow heard, a decision was screen enclosure over an and called the Sanibel According to Pritt the Sanibel Planning for a portion of a new made and because the existing pool Tuesday. Police Department to case is now in the U.S Commission unanimous- boat lift, associated with Planning Commission Opposing special take care of the problem. District Court. ly approved an ordinance the proposed reconstruc- did not rule in his favor, events—Charlotte Baker Strong said she was More land for amending the Land tion of an accessory he wants a new hearing. 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Outdoor Recreational enforcement has always for the addition to Coastal Construction granted another hearing. "He is saying that Living Boat Show. been difficult for the city Gulfside City Park. Control Line. But Planning there is some different Baker said times have and apparently continues Sanibel City Council Replacement of outdoor Commissioner Steve facts, new information," changed and no longer to be. member Andrew Reding lighting fixtures may Mullins didn't want to Downes said. can this island support "The city needs to find said he is aware of all the take place as long as: give the applicant anoth- Screen dream comes activities that serve mini- a way to enforce its own hub-bub surrounding they are necessary for er hearing. true—Property owners mal island interest. rules," Strong said. special events and the safety, rather than merely "He shouldn't get two Douglas and Karen "There's more traffic Huge home in area added to the park aesthetic purposes; they cracks at getting Beane of 1062 South and more people," Baker court—Sanibel City will remain wild. are no greater in number Planning Commission Yachtsman Drive will get said pointing out theAttorney Bob Pritt told "It will not be used for or lighting intensity than a break from the mam- the minimum needed for approval," Mullins said. problems associated with the Sanibel City Council anything except enhanc- safety; are in the same "There is an appeal pro- moth-sized bugs of special events. last week that property ing wildlife habitat," location as the fixtures cess. 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Jan. 11 after police nson was promoted to Commander Jan. 3. say they saw his vehicle weaving on Sanibel- zgerald has been an officer with the Sanibel too slowly. i Department since September of 1994. During Sanibel Police Officer Kurt Fundermark was Captiva Road. Sanibel Police Officer William Dalton was on rne he served as a road patrol officer and in an parked in a Periwinkle Way shopping center when he patrol when he noticed Martell's white Toyota van listrative assignment in the Sanibel Emergency noticed a red Jaguar pass by slowly. His report states gement Program. drifting off the road. According to his report, he began following the vehicle, noting the driver his new position, Fitzgerald will be assigned to Martell's vehicle left the road several times and perations Bureau as a road patrol supervisor. weaving off the road. then made an abrupt left onto a side road. or to working for Sanibel, he served with the According to Fundermark, Shepherd continued at When he reentered Sanibel-Captiva Road and la Department of Law Enforcement in an intern a slow pace traveling 27 mph in a 35 mph speed continued north, Dalton followed. :ity with the Division of Criminal Justice zone. Fundemark states Shepherd crossed the double Dalton's report states the vehicle continued to ards and Training. drift onto the shoulder, as far as two feet, "kicking ^lile with the state department, Fitzgerald yellow line four times, then swerved onto the shoul- ;d on developing fitness standards and protocol der. up dirt and debris." ate and local law enforcement agencies as well When Fundermark turned on his blue lights, When the vehicle approached Rabbit Road it merous other administrative projects. He also Shepherd continued driving until he reached Tarpon made a wide turn into the road. Dalton then turned id in a volunteer capacity with the state Bay Road. Shepherd pulled over on Tarpon Bay. on his blue lights and Martell pulled over. rtment of Corrections, Probation and Parole Dalton said he detected a strong odor of alcohol Fundermark said he detected a strong odor of on Martell who was seated behind the wheel. zgerald holds an associate's degree in liberal alcohol on Shepherd who was seated behind the Martell, 41, who lives on Rabbit Road, then ind a bachelor's degree in criminology with a wheel. failed each portion of the field sobriety test, accord- r in psychology from Florida State University. Shepherd, who lives on Cabbage Palm Court, ing to Dalton. » currently pursuing a master's in business failed the field sobriety test, according to Martell, who refused to take a breathalyzer test, listration at the University of South Florida. In Fundermark. on, Fitzgerald is attending an advanced supervi- was arrested and charged with driving under the ;ourse at the Southwest Florida Criminal Justice Shepherd refused a breathalyzer and was arrested influence and failure to maintain a single lane, He smy. During the course of persuing his college for DUI and failure to maintain a single lane. He was was taken to Lee County Jail where he was released e at Florida State, Fitzgerald attended and grad- taken to Lee County Jail and is scheduled to appear on bond. He is scheduled to appear in Lee County i from the Lively Criminal Justice Training in Lee County Court Jan. 27. Court Jan. 27. emy in Tallahassee and received state law cement certification. Births Obituary Stewart, long time resident lior partner Beverly Wade many of the sandblasted omas F. Rizzo, L.L.M., and Laura Ann Rizzo of Stewart, age 67, died on wooden signs that helped el are the proud parents of Thomas F. Rizzo II Jan. 3, 1997 of pneumo- create the island's laid- Dec. 26 at 1.05 a.m. nia. She is survived by back look that we have m Jr. weighed in at 8 pounds, 3.5 ounces and her two sons, Andrew of all become accustomed lorn at Gulf Coast Hospital. Berkeley, Calif, and to. Beverly had been a Gregory of San Pablo, violinist with the •ange baby Calif, and by her sister Pasadena Civic Marion Wade Mcllvenna Orchestra and the lliam and Stephanie Strange of Sanibel are the of Bellingham, Wash. Richmond Symphony [ parents of Katherine Kelly Strange born Jan. 8 She was a long time Orchestra, a model and a e Memorial Hospital. Kelly weighed in at 7 island resident and com- volunteer with the is, 11 ounces. panion of Vincent Piedmont Adult School. Brodeur and partner in Since leaving Sanibel she Thomas F. Rizzo, L.L.M., and Laura Ann the Trademark Agency. had lived in Bellingham, Rizzo with their newborn son, Thomas F. 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Sanibel Elementary School Citizens of the Week is interested in the outdoor skills program, please stop Jan. 6 through Jan. 10 are: Sarah DeGeorge, Evan by SCCF and pick up a registration form . Submit Open house at Canterbury Bogdon, Sarah Kokol, Dorian Webb, Tony Rosso, completed form and payment to Sis, Marti or Dianne If you would like to explore the difference an inde- Britney Traucht, Tyler Curtis, Kory Phillips, Laura at the SCCF office. Your child is considered regis- pendent education can make, please join Greg Ventre Bahnke, John-Michael Hodge, Ryan Thibaudeau. The tered when the paper work is complete. Space is lim- and the Canterbury staff on Saturday, Jan. 18, from school's Worker of the Week is Jaye Boswell. ited. Cost for the program is $15 per child (S10 for 10:45. until 1 p.m. for the Canterbury School open In other school news: SCCF member). Call Sis for details 472-2329. house. • Friday, Jan. 17 is Arbor Day. The third grade Guests are invited to view an informative slide pre- will be planting a tree at 12:30 p.m. Parents are wel- sentation at 10:45 a.m.. At 11 a.m. lower, middle and come to attend the ceremony. Canterbury School upper school students will share their perspectives on • There is-no school Monday Jan. 20 and why they appreciate the way Canterbury helps them Scholarships offered develop into lifelong dreamers, and why Canterbury's Tuesday. Jan. 21. Canterbury School is offering four-year, half- challenging and demanding college preparatory envi- tuition scholarships to four area eighth grade students. ronment is important to future academic and profes- School's out To qualify, students must take a qualifying test given sional endeavors. At noon, open house participants On Tuesday, Jan. 21, another school day off pro- at Canterbury school on Saturday, February 1, 1997, will tour Canterbury's exceptional facilities. gram will be offered by SCCF's environmental edu- from 9:00 a.m. until noon. Students who perform well Last year, the 26 students who graduated from cation staff. The focus of the program will be devel- on the exam will be invited to interview for the four Canterbury School received almost $1 million in opment of outdoor skills. Registered participants will scholarships. scholarships and grants. Canterbury School is an meet at SCCF at 9 a.m. with their bicycles. The group The Canterbury Merit scholarship Program is for independent school, certified by the Florida Council will bike through "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge students who are new to Canterbury and who will of Independent Schools, educating students from and spend the remainder of the day at Bowmans enter the ninth grade in the fall, 1997. Students must preschool age through grade 12. The campus is locat- Beach where a variety of outdoor skills will be have demonstrated they will become superior citizens ed at 8141 College Parkway in Fort Myers. For more demonstrated and practiced. Participants will be back and will add to the distinction of the Canterbury information about Canterbury School's open house, at the SCCF parking lot at 3 p.m. for dismissal. School in a constructive and responsible manner. call the admissions office at (941) 418-4323. The program is for ages 9 through 12. If your child For information call 481-4323.

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Take a walk on the wild side

By Michelle Moran Darling Foundation of Des Moines, Editor chose to cieate a national wildlife Residents straggled into the room, refuge on the island in Darling's mem- drawn to the smells of coffee and fresh ory. After successful completion of this pasliies, they filled their cups then took mission, rathei than disbanding, the their seats in the classroom of the group became the SCCF, ultimately Sanibel-Captiva Conservation becoming the organization which today Foundation. oversees the protection of 1,100 acres Slowly they awakened, striking con- of conservation lands. versations among themselves Then That nutshell history lesson was sim- they took notice of SCCF Executive ply the start to an information packed Diiector Erick Lindblad who stood day planned by the SCCF in its resi- before them with a really big stick dential program which started eight "I cany this in the hope that I cap- years ago. ture some of his spirit," Lindblad said "One million people come here We holding up Jay Norwood "Ding" can teach them," SCCF Educational Dai ling's walking stick. Director Kristie Anders said. "We can Lindblad began to tell the group of begin to make and example for the rest residents at the SCCF Resident of the country. We should begin with Environmental Orientation program what we can do, not with what we can't about the start of conservation on do." Sanibel, giving insight to the environ- Anders expressed to residents her mental spirit which started on the love for the island and the need for island. 8? every person to begin to protect the Lindblad began the story at the H environment in their own corner of the beginning with Darling winteiing here | world. Demonstrating the fragile state and embracing the cause of preserving " of the world, Anders sliced up the plan- the unique character of the islands. Residents get ready for a lesson on island conservation at the SCCF. et into fragment, putting aside slices Dai ling was responsible for many of Darling's struggle did not seem fruit- Darling's death in 1962, Florida's representing water and uninhabitable the goveinment's early programs to ful, however. It is only in history Governor LeRoy Collins created a lands. protect wildlife and the environment, books, not in his own lifetime, that his committee of Sanibel-Captiva people to Left with a thin slice, she held it up battling to preserve the Sanibel-Captiva achievements on Sanibel and Captiva suggest a suitable memorial. The com- habitat. were publicly acknowledged. After mittee, along with the J.N. "Ding" •please see page 6B Matsumoto, a work in progress Totch Festival By Jill Goodman bird will often lead directly into the corner of a pic- Staff Writer ture. If the islands were to name an artist as their "I break it up with the pattern of the feathers so keeps Florida favorite son, certainly they would choose Ikki that it's not that obvious. But that kind of makes it Matsumoto whose water colors and prints of stylized different." native birds, grace homes and institutions around the At one time the Matsumoto family lived next door history alive to the house that is now their gallery. They always world. By Ron Hefner Matsumoto left Tokyo in 1955 boarding a cargo Staff Writer boat bound for the United States. •please see page 2B The Totch Brown Singer-Songwriter Festival has "My father kind of kicked me out of the country. gone inter-island this year, featuring concerts and He said, 'if you want to come back you have to earn events on both Pine Island and Sanibel—and rightly your return ticket yourself." so: Totch was an island-lover to be sure; he only left Two weeks later Matsumoto arrived in San Diego his beloved Chokoloskee twice in his lifetime. and began art school. Later he studied in Indianapolis Yet, from his remote corner of the world, he before enrolling in the Cincinnati Art Academy, became world-renowned where he met and subsequently married Polly, his among lovers of Florida wife of nearly 40 years They have three children; history. His book "Totch: Tai, Amy, and 3-year old grandson, Christophei live A Life in the locally; Son, Bin, remained in Ohio. Everglades" is, in fact, "We moved to Sanibel in 1957.1 wanted to get out now being taught in of the advertising business. I was a designer and Florida university cur- illustrator for 18 years. I just got tired of it. I always riculums. wanted to paint and draw for myself," Matsumoto Thjoughout the ten- said. "Polly was getting tired of Ohio winters." day event, there is a spir- Matsumoto's style of art is unique. His birds, it of love for the magical mostly local species, range from the surreal and beau- envwons of Southwest tiful to adorable and whimsical. When most people Florida—-a spirit which look at a bird, they see feathers, wings and assorted lives on though the Lorna Rewis-Brown beaks. But, artist Matsumoto sees them differently. music and writing of "I see more pattern,..that the feathers make on the Totch, as well as through the recipient of his "torch," wings and, of course, a balance of colors. My birds daughter Lorna Rewis-Brown. are not very realistic shape-wise and color-wise. I'm On hand Tuesday night at the third performance of a designer more so than just a spontaneous painter or the fest, Rewis-Brown talked about her famous dad, artist. I break up the format to put in the definitive sang some of his songs, and generally made sure that horizontal lines and definitive diagonal lines. everyone got the message about reverence for our "In my high school art classes the teacher said, special corner of paradise. 'Don't break your fotmat in half. Don't put anything "Dad thrived on getting out the history of the important in one spot because the eye goes to it right Everglades," she said. "He used to ask us to pray for away.' I do it purposely." Ikki Matsumoto in his Sanibel gallery with He explained that in his paintings the wing of a last year's Island Reporter poster art. The 1997 poster is now available. •please see page 2B 2B Q JANUARY 17,1996 • ISLAND REPORTER IKKI'S CHANGING CANVAS •from page IB admired the lines of the house and ten even though sometimes it does not orful people, landscapes and buildings years ago, after learning it was to be come out the way you want it to. I do of New Mexico to canvas. razed to make room for a condo, change my style from time to time," "I'm having a good time," he said. arranged to have it relocated. Matsumoto acknowledged. The Matsumoto Gallery is at 751 Polly decided upon bright Caribbean Matsumoto announced that he has Tarpon Bay Road. Hours are 10 a.m. to style colors for the exterior of the begun a landscape series based on the 9 p.m. Call 472-6686 for further infor- house....a radical innovation then. The couple's love of New Mexico. The first mation. idea caught on and many houses and piece is in works at his studio in Fort business all over the islands now sport Myers. The 1997 Island Reporter poster is now complete featuring the art cheerful exteriors. "It took me a little while to decided of Ikki Matsumoto. Matsumoto "But I insisted the inside be. white," upon a style. Obviously, I could not use said the piece, Pelican in Matsumoto said laughing. the bird style to paint landscapes. The Paradise, was created as a part- His current exhibition at the color is different. I'm using more ner to last year's Soaring Osprey. Northern Trust Bank in Fort Myers muted tones...no hard lines are in the The poster is available to Island includes several paintings that use tex- new work...landscapes*blend more." Reporter subscribers. Call (941) tures new to Matsumoto's usual style. Matsumoto, who took photographs 472-1587 for information. A spe- "This is a new venture after 20 years rather than sketches is enthusiastic cial poster signing will be sched- of doing birds. It is fun and exciting about translating the images of the col- uled in the coming months. TOTCH FESTIVAL -from page IB could see, all the way was important to him." tent park ranger Little Sanibel-Captiva Road. him to get his book fin- Totch's close friend who down the beach." And, indeed it was. Eddie in roadrunner-ver- Lorna Rewis-Brown ished. He said, 'I want took the photographs for At the age of 16, Totch seemed to have a sus-coyote fashion. will be on hand to talk people to know how the the book. Thompson's Thompson decided he sense that he was a living Although there were a about Totch and sign islanders lived.' It thrills initial reticence toward wanted to try his hand at legacy, a kind of histori- few close calls, Little autographs of his books, me to know that I'm public speaking was hunting the fearsome cal scribe—and there Eddie never caught him. tapes, and videos. i doing what Dad would quickly allayed by a reptiles, and asked Totch was nothing he loved The song-fest, which Rewis-Brown feels the want me to do." warm audience recep- if he could borrow his more than telling tales features a long list of burden of carrying on her Rewis-Brown also tion, and he regaled them gun. "He just handed me and singing songs about troubadors and entertain- father's legacy. After his characterized Totch as a with some great Totch the gun. I felt really hon- his 76-year life in the ers from as far away as death, a large collection wonderful father: "He stories. He spoke of his ored that he trusted me Everglades. Texas and Kansas, will of unpublished poems, always made a way for first encounter with like that. I ended up run- The video shown continue tonight at the essays, short stories, and us. If we didn't have it, Totch and his brother Peg ning from the game war- Tuesday night delighted Sanibel Community songs was uncovered. he made it for us." skinning gators after a dens, and hid the gun in a the audience and gave Center with a mega-jam Rewis-Brown's task is to Also speaking was fruitful hunt. "There culvert. When I went them a chance to see session. Performers will collect and organize the Oscar Thompson, were gators as far as I back for it later, it was Totch in his home envi- include Nick Branch, material and get it ready gone. Somebody stole it. ronment (always accom- Michael Fincher, Rusty for waiting Florida histo- The gun was really spe- panied by his dog,McHugh, Jimmy Lewis, rians and Totch fans. cial to Totch; he'd Troubles) as well a Ricky Rayburn, Darrell "We just lost him in May. brought it back from the chance to hear some of Roberts, Rick Whaley, It's still very difficult for war in Germany. But he his unbelievable tales. Corky Dunford, and the me," she said. "My pro- 9O GOOD REASONS never mentioned it Totch waxed poetic "bad boys from the ject now is to get all this again." about the beauty and the world famous Flora- material published." To BUY A HONDA. Thompson said when hardship of "living free" Bama Lounge." Tickets for events are in the Everglades of the •SOHPtourstroIca, 1590 colour cylinder OHC. Totch asked him to do Saturday and Sunday, $10 and may be obtained • Uses regular unleaded gas-bums NO oi-better the photographs for his past. His stories about his the festivities will contin- at the door. Call 283- lor the environment book, he "dropped every- poaching days were ue with music, a seafood 4549 for more informa- • Unsurpassed fuel economy and range. thing because I knew it especially great, with fest, and a barbecue at tion. • Power tit and Mm Is standard. Totch evading the persis- •INCREDIBLY QUIET. the American Legion on • Capacitor discharge ignition (or quick starts. BOAT ic^i^Cinr* G2/^iCT"i7tr^TTif it? The 1997 Totch Brown International Songwriters Festival continues through RIDES Jan. 19. This Weekend's highlights include a performance at BIG Arts featuring Rock Killough and the Dixie Players beginning at 8 p.m.. Killough has songs on PIMELAMD to Cabbage Key, Cayo Costa two gold records by the Oak Ridge Boys and his songs have been sung by such and Morth Capita notables as Jerry Jeff Walker; Way Ion Jennings and Carole King. 941-283-4334 472-5800 \ An open jam will also be held Jan. 17 at the American Legion Post 123 on WATERFRONT DRIVE • PIHE BLAND FLORIDA S/anibeJ«Captiva Road featuring local performers and festival headliners. The jam 5 miles from Boca Grande Pass Jensen's Marina .starts at 7:30p.m. and continues through the evening. Always wear a personal Itoatation device while boating and read your owners manual. Captiva Island Thfe main: festival performance, will be held on Sanibel at the American Legion Jari.lS and 19. from'11 a.m until the early evening.

Gulf Side Pine Island Sound DATE LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW DATE LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW -Jan. 17 1:39 a.m. 8:36 a.m. 11:18 a.m. 6:43 p.m. Jan. 17 3:17 a.m. 10:10 a.m. 1:26 p.m. 8:17 p.m. Jan. 18 2:44 a.m. 7:35 p.m. Jan. 18 4:52 a.m. Jan. 19 3:40 a.m. 8:25 p.m. Jan. 19 5:48 a.m. 9:59 p.m. Jan. 20 4:26 a.m. 12:21 p.m 2:19 p.m 9:11p.m. Jan. 20 6:34 a.m. 1:55 p.m. 4:27 p.m. 10:45 p.m. Jan. 21 5:05 a.m. 12:46 p.m 3:13 p.m 9:53 p.m. Jan. 21 7:13 a.m. 2:20 p.m. 5:21 p.m. 11:27 p.m. Jan. 22 5:39 a.m. 1:01 p.m 3:56 p.m 10:31 p.m. Jan. 22 7:47 a.m. 2:35 p.m. 6:04 p.m. Jan. 23 6:07 a.m. 1:16 p.m 4:41 p.m 11:09 p.m. Jan. 23 12:05 a.m. 8:15 a.m.

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TIDE CHART ISLAND REPORTER • JANUARY 17, 1996 • 3B Clean out the attic for a good cause Deeds By Jill Goodman or First Union. For pick up of larger collec- Staff Writer tions, call 472-3817. The following prop- Zonta's reason for being is to help Zonta would like the community to par- erty deeds were women and children around the world. In ticipate by recycling and donating their recorded at the Lee order to do that, they need money. You can books, videos, tapes, CD's clothing, jewelry County Courthouse help by donating items you no longer want and furniture. They would like all items to during the week end- or need to their giant Rummage and Bake be in salable condition. ing Jan. 5: Sale to be held on Saturday Feb. 1. "Zonta is a world-wide organization of Bechhold Robert A. "All the profits will go to one of the professional executive women from over 36 and Marianne T. to local organizations that services women and countries around the word whose basic aim Basher John B. and children such as ACT, Planned Parenthood is to further issues that relate to women and Susan H. L19, BG, The or LARAP (Lee Association for children," Bogen said. Dunes $320,000. Condos Responsible Adolescent Parents)," said Bogen expects all 40 Zontian club mem- Zonta President Phyllis Bogen. bers will volunteer their time for this event. Kareda, Shelagh Zonta also sponsors the scholarship pro- Bogen suggests larger pieces, such as Hewitt, and Hewitt, gram at the Children's Center on Sanibel, furniture, be delivered directly to the Kareda Shelagh to Ciha and helps fund the maintenance of the Community Association Building any time Allan J. and Christine school playground. after 9 a.m. on Friday Jan. 31. Milligan, and Milligan Chia Allan J. UP2C The fund-raiser was initially to be held The sale will begin at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Island Beach Club. this weekend as the second annual bookfair, Feb. 1. at the Community Association $305,000. Books '97, but was changed to the rum- Building on Periwinkle Way. mage sale to be held the last weekend of the For additional information please call The City of Sanibel month. Virginia Parker, 466-5100. / issued the following building permits dur- Items can still be deposited at Dee Squillance helps get things Community Bank of the Islands, SunTrust ing the week ending ready for the Zonta fair. Jan. 2: Mehlig, 5298 Umbrella Pool Road. Community SRF by Foye Bldrs, $280,000. Parsons. local high school to last names beginning ticipate in a game called Price, John, 485 Island For more information experience first hand the with A through G should Migration Headache to Leather Fern Place, call Parsons at 472-3222. American lifestyle and to bring meat or a meat learn more about the tri- Alterations by John R. Woodwork perfect their English. casserole; H through M als and tribulations of Price Bldr., $1,000. The Island The students will should bring a dessert; N migratory birds. In fact, Alexander, 435 Bella Woodworkers have start- Story time depart their native coun- through R should bring the whole morning is full Vista Way, Deck ed their 1997 season and Stories about magical tries today for a three day Vegetables and S through of such activities, The Addition by John Price, invite wood working objects will highlight this orientation in New York Z should bring salad. trolley will take the $21,000. enthusiasts to their month's meeting of the only if volunteer homes group to City Hall and Scherzer, 566 North upcoming series of meet- Tamiami Tale Tellers can be found by that will also stop by CROW Yachtsman Drive, LP ings and practical being held Jan. 17 from 7 date. SCCF family to learn more about the Tank by Heritage Gas, demonstrations. to 9 p.m. at the Grand Anyone interested in no value. The next meeting will Court, 8351 College learning more about the program •please see page 5B be Jan. 18 at 10 a.m., at Parkway in Fort Myers. program and hosting one A new twist has been 445 Lake Murex Circle, For more information of these students is added to an old program the home and workshop phone 472-1781. encouraged to call Diane at the Sanibel-Captiva of club president Ray Huth at (941) 693-2945. Conservation Parsons. There will be a Foundation. The demonstration by Ralph Exchange Resident Environmental Altieri, a master wood Home Orientation program has worker, who will speak students been very popular with about the techniques of Seven foreign cookin' the participants. safe resawing—slicing exchange students sched- There is an annual On Saturday, Jan. 18, large sections of Wood uled to arrive in Lee potluck supper scheduled SCCF will offer a special down to thinner sections- County Jan. 20 are for 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. family-oriented version of wood, without slicing caught in limbo pending 18 at the Civic Center. of the program. Starting a finger. notification of host fami- The event is guaranteed out at the Nature Center, All meetings are held lies willing to serve as to provide great food, fun the trolley will take fami- on the first and third surrogate parents for the and of course, the tradi- lies to the beach to learn Saturdays of each month next five months. The tional CCA bar. Please about sea turtles. During FOR THE BEST at 10 a.m. at the house students hope to spend a bring a dish that can the stop at the Bailey IN A GOLF COURSE... and workshop of Ray semester enrolled in a serve eight. Those with Tract, families will par- Surround yourself with beautiful landscapes and wildlife preserves while golfing the challenging 18-hole course designed exclusively by Mark McCumber.

...AND A MAIN COURSE Enjoy nightly dinner specials Wednesday through Saturday, lunch daily and "Championship" brunch every Sunday. Dine with us By Chuck Andrews Friday night for the best Prime Rib on Sanibel. Getting Realistic About Sales Price Join us at the Emerald Greens Q. My house hasn't sold and I don't know if I'm asking of the Dunes for the best sunset view on the too much or too little. How can I find out if my sales price island without being on the Gulf. is realistic?-H.E. A. The best way to get realistic about current market conditions For dinner reservations, tee times and sales prices is to ask your agent for a Competitive Market or membership information please call (941) 472-3355 Analysis (CMA). \ : Having an up to date CMA is a very enlightening way to learn about recent sales of similar properties in your area. A CMA will show if any comparable homes sold in your neighborhoodfor less or more than your asking price? If some homes have sold for less than your asking price, you may need to lower your price and improve the terms. If there has been sales prices higher than your asking price, there is some other problem preventing the sale. from our fine selection of In addition to price, consider your home's overall "appeal". theDUNES Antique Diamond and Estate Jewelry Take an inside out tour of your home. Is the yard in top condition? Is the interior warm and inviting? Your agent can offer many use- Golf & Tennis Club / ALBERT MEADOW ful suggestions to maximize your home's appeal to potential 949 Sand Castle Road //\, buyers. Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 ',

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1:30 P.M. 15. Public Hearing and consideration of A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE CITY OF SANIBEL WASTEWATER FACILITIES PLAN FOR THE Betty and Dick Grant celebrate SANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE their 50th wedding anniversary. DATE, : and Public Hearing and consideration of A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE CITY OF SANIBEL DEDICATED REVENUE AND CAPITAL FINANCING PLAN FOR THE SANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM EXPAN- SION PROJECT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Adjournment

***************************************************************************** IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT PERSONS NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEED- ING SHOULD CONTACT CITY MANAGER GARY A. PRICE NO LATER THAN ONE DAY PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. TELEPHONE 941-472-3700 FOR ASSIS- TANCE; IF HEARING IMPAIRED TELEPHONE THE FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE NUMBERS, 800-955-8771 (TDD) OR 800-955-8770 (VOICE), FOR ASSISTANCE.

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Susan and Don Eller celebrate a year in their new home with the unveiling of some familiar faces created by artist Cliff Kearns. ISLAND REPORTER Q JANUARY 17, 1996 Q 5B Community

•from page 3B ness and family sponsors can submit up to three Bailey's General Store, who helped underwrite pictures, each being no 2477 Periwinkle Way care of injured wildlife. the event. smaller than 8" X 10" from 9:30 to 2:45 p.m. The program is free of and no larger than 16" X Jan. 20. charge for island resi- 20". Because all photos As a service to the dents. Lunch is provided Picturing will be displayed at the community, Eye Centers by SCCF volunteers and wildlife SCCF Nature Center we of Florida will provide the finale is a tour of the require that they be mat- free vision and hearing Butterfly House. Through your pictures ted and/or framed so that screenings in its 40 foot Reservations are Florida's wildlife speaks it is ready to be hung. mobile unit. Visual acu- required. Call 472-2329 a thousand words. Show Photos will be judged on ity screenings are per- for more information or us what all of the talk is subject, difficulty, origi- formed to determine if to make reservations. about by entering your nality, composition, qual- the patient is seeing at SCCF's Nature Center is photographs in the ity, and technique. More maximum ability. If located on the Sanibel- Sanibel-Captiva detailed judging criteria patients wear eyeglasses, Captiva Road, one mile Conservation is available upon request. they should bring them west of Tarpon Bay Foundation's 11th annual Also, you can obtain the for the screening. Road. Amateur Wildlife Photo registration form that Results of all tests are Tony Lapi gives Kiwanis President Craig Content. Albert his award for the winning low score. must accompany each given to patients as well To enter the contest entry by stopping by the as informational material Quilt show general or 8,400 detailed Nature Center. on a variety of vision and While the Quilt Show shoreline miles). His Photos will be accept- hearing concerns. For continues at the Sanibel dream became a reality ed from Jan. 22 until additional information, Historical Village and as well as a labor of his Feb. 5 at the Sanibel- please call 939-3456. Museum, next month's love and concern for Captiva Conservation valentines are already Florida's coastal Foundation Nature occupying Milbrey resources. Center. The Center is Crafts and Rushworth, display His story will be told located at mile marker 1 chairman, who asks that Tuesday, Jan, 21 at 7:30 on Sanibel-Captiva treasures local collectors willing to p.m. "A Look Back at Road. Prizes will be There will be a crafts, lend old-fashioned Canoeing the Florida awarded and winners treasures and bake sale at "expressions of Coast" is the third of will be announced on the Island Civic Center, romance" call her at 472- eight Tuesday night pro- Feb. 17. at the SCCF corner of Palm Ridge 1638. grams presented by the Annual Open House. and Library Way from 9 Specifically she seeks Sanibel-Captiva After the contest photos to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. candy boxes, preferably Conservation Foundation can be picked up at the 18. old ones, but not neces- during January and center. If you want your Coffee, hot dogs, sarily heart-shaped if February. photos returned by mail, sweets and other refresh- they are decorated with a The remaining pro- provide a suitable enve- ments will be available. valentine motif. She also grams are: Jan. 28— Steve Fisher gets a big putter for winning the lope and sufficient For additional infor- is interested in antique Florida Turtles; Feb. 4— Holiday Miniature Golf Tournament. Tony postage. For further mation, please call paper valentines that The Calusa Kitchen: Lapi congratulated the RE/MAX agent. information contact Julie Nancy, 395-8846. Foods and Cooking have not been exhibited was Sherri Patton. The .. . , , Farrell at 472-2329. at the historical museum Implements; Feb. 11 — Insects in Our Lives; Kiwanis won the five participants need only Orchid gal previously, and any other combined lowest score follow some simple paraphernalia from the Feb. 18—Population and Bailey's eye Faye Gran berry, well the Environment; Feb. and will have their club guidelines. All pho- known local television past pertaining to the name and date engraved tographs must depict Eye Center of February holiday. 25—Live Bats Return! Florida's mobile screen- personality and lecturer All programs are at 7:30. on a plaque to be dis- Florida wildlife and/or •please see page 7B Throughout January played at the Sanibel scenery. Each contestant ing bus will be visiting Kelly Green Quilters Admission is $3 for adults ($2 for SCCF Community Association. continue to demonstrate Zonta received the rnost their art on Wednesdays members) and $1 for children. pledged rounds of golf, in the Rutland house just edging out the Lions museum. The quilt cele- Club and Kiwanis Club ^Oi^FJNALLYjiFFORDABLE brates flowers and plants Putting with the Rotary Club fin- in its pattern and will be ishing a close third. The raffled off April 8. around tournament lasted four Closets! Tickets are available The results are from days and over 50 prizes from the quilters on The Holiday Miniature were given out. Just Closets! Wednesdays at the muse- Golf Tournament! The under a 1,000 rounds of um. men's division winner mini-golf were played. 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BRING YOUR SUITCASE -This 3BFV2BA home Is totally furnished and ready to move in! Located in one of Sanibel's most desirable canal communities. Seller will entertain offers between $330,000 - $410,000. RENT Call the Newmyer-Cochrane team at 472-4000 or 472-3057 BOATS European Vesim Fishing and Shelling Custom Cabinetry Closest to Outer Islands Naples Showroom Fort Myers Bank of Naples Center Factory Showroom 472-5800 4951 N. Tamiami Trail 6321 Arc Way BEACH COTTAGE - This three bedroom, two bath home has lots of (South of Pine Ridge Rd.) Jensen's Marina potential lor those near beach customers! Located on a very private (off Metro Parkway) double lot with deeded beach access. Seller will entertain offers Captiva Island between $190,000-$230,000. Please call the Newmeyer-Cochrane 261-2080 275-8886 Team at 472-4000 or 472-3057 6B • JANUARY 17, 1996 • ISLAND REPORTER WILD SIDE TOUR 'from page IB to the audience. "Five billion people, know what happens when you don't take care of it?" she asked sliding the apple in her mouth. Trolley tour Sanibel Trolley owner Jim Anholt sat waiting outside SCCF headquarters on Sanibel-Captiva Road with the engine of the big red vehicle ready to go. He greeted residents as they climbed aboard, then giving Anders a smile, he handed her the microphone. As the trolley turned its way North on Sanibel-Captiva Road, Anders began telling tales of Calusa Indians and the long history of the islands. She gave images of the Indians canoeing through the blue-green waters of Pine island Sound with abundant fish jump- The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation Residential Tour starts at the Sanibel-Captiva Road center ing into the boats. with introductions by Executive Director Erick Lindblad, left, and a trolley tour led by Education As the trolley turned onto Rabbit Director Kristie Anders, right. Classroom talks end with a presentation by Mark "Bird" Westall, center. Road, the vehicle pulled to a stop so being released back to the wild. Anders could point out the fresh water "Roosevelt told him 'You're the first ware" surgery. Kreuder asked people to "We have to make sure they're out system on Sanibel. The fresh water person who ever legally robbed the remember not to cut the line if a bird there ready to compete," she said. wetlands was one area the visionaries U.S. Government,'" Anders said finish- captures their bait while fishing. who began the SCCF worried about ing the tale. Instead, she encourages people to slow- CROW, a non-profit wildlife treat- after the creation of the refuge in 1967. A year ago, the foundation pur- ly reel the bird in and get it immediate ment center, is nationally recognized Since these wetlands remained unpro- chased another 22-acre tract adjacent to medical attention. and supported by a large volunteer base tected* the fledgling organization the Bailey tract for $575,000 through Many of the patients brought to dedicated to saving injured wildlife. prompted a drive to acquire land with pledges, extending the conservation CROW suffer from what she calls The patient base is comprised of 70 the aid of The Nature Conservancy. area to West Gulf Drive. "hardware disease" or ingestion of fish percent birds; 20 percent mammals; Their goal was to protect the fragile Something to CROW about hooks. and 10 percent reptiles. Kreuder said fresh water system which resulted from At the headquarters of the care and "Animals are in their eleventh hour many injuries are the result of speeding the geologic accident of a double dune, Rehabilitation of Wildlife, Veterinarian when they reach us," Kreuder said, vehicles on Sanibel-Captiva Road and two high, dry ridges marked by Chris Kreuder shows the audience X- explaining most patients are brought in asks that people be aware of their frag- Sanibel-Captiva Road and West Gulf rays of an egret with a fish hook in its days or weeks after initially being ile cohabitators when they drive. Drive. belly. injured. After a short question and answer She explained to residents the CROW claims a 50 percent release period, the audience was given a tour Anders explained this fragile system wildlife emergency treatment center rate, which Kreuder is proud of since of the facility and hustled back to the is what supports the island's unique has a 90 percent success rate for "hard- the animals must be 100 percent before trolley for lunch. array of river otters, bobcats, morehens, and other wildlife typically only found See ya' later alligator in the Everglades. She stressed the Back at headquarters, wildlife expert importance of maintaining the system, Mark "Bird" Westall sat patiently with pointing out some species lost in the wife Janie as the group selected sand- Everglades remain in tact in our island wiches prepared by SCCF volunteers system. and reclaimed their classroom seats. As the trolley journey continued "How do I tell people to coexist with Anders pointed out undesirable vegeta- things that scare us?" Westall asked the tion such as Brazilian Peppers which audience. have created their own "mono-culture" Westall gave the group one piece of since being introduced to the island. advice, stay out of the way of alligators and use common sense. "We never know how they are going to react," Anders said of non-native He warned residents not to clear vegetation. "Wherever Brazilian waterfront land completely because all Pepper grows, nothing grows under it they are doing is creating a perfect but another of its-own species." location for alligators to come up and sun themselves. Passengers laughed as Anders described robins wobbling on power "If the alligator could create a lines after eating the fermented berries brochure for a vacation sport, it would from the pepper trees, explaining the show your house," he said, advising birds continually spread the seeds homeowners to plant leather fern and across the island. other low growing vegetation to pre- vent gators from making their way up The foundation is aggressively treat- into their yards. ing the plant on its acquired lands, Above, CROW volunteer Maggie Greenberg gives residents a lesson in spraying the trees to stop growth and wildlife at the emergency rehabilitation center on Sanibel-Captiva He also advised residents to carry reclaim native habitat. Road. Below, residents on the tour catch a glimpse of an alligator flashlights while walking in the spring- The trolley continued on its path lounging on the shore behind City Hall. The tour given by the SCCF time which is the time of year alligators turning up Tarpon Bay Road as Anders includes an overview of the cooperation between the city and local are on the move from one body of continued her stories, It pulled over conservation groups. water to the next in search of a mate. once more at the Bailey tract. "An alligator will let you get within "I call it the town green," Anders two to three feet of it and it will hiss at said as passengers made their way up you and you will have a heart attack," the path to the center of the parcel. he said. "Remember, Sanibel is where the wildlife lives, we just live with The discussion again turns to Ding them." Darling whose Duck Stamp Act enabled the purchase of the land from The tour ended with "Butterflies for the Bailey's. The land was purchased dessert;" a tour of the Butterfly house for $50 an acre with federal funds and native Plant Nursery house at the made available from a program started SCCF center. by Darling. Armed with a folder—containing Anders told the tale of how the pamphlets on CROW, butterflies, waterfowl legislation was approved at shelling, boating, wildlife, sea turtle the last minute of the closing session of conservation, and alligator facts—resi- the 1935 U.S. Senate. Darling grabbed dents made their ways back to their the just passed legislation and ran it cars, a little more knowledgeable, and down to President Theodore Roosevelt much better prepared to "think globally and asked him to sign it before leaving and act locally." on holiday. • The residential program is held monthly and is free to Sanibel and After the legislation was signed into Captiva residents. For information call law, Roosevelt discovered the fine print 472-2329. requiring federal "seed" money for the program. ISLAND REPORTER Q JANUARY 17, 1996 Q 7B Community and writer will address the Port Charlotte Garden Fair Raffle will be held on March 9. Please stop by Club and the Punta Gorda Garden Club on Jan. 21 at the Sanibel Community Association to see the raffle Dunes resident rides rail 1:30 at the Port Charlotte United Methodist Church prizes and to buy your tickets. Edward Brown shows off the raffle ticket that won on the "Flowers of Sanibel". Volunteers are still needed to sell tickets for the an HO gauge model train layout at Sanibel Historical Granberry is very active in a number of horticul- 1997 Shell Fair annual raffle. This is the 60th Annual Village and Museum. tural societies. She can be seen each Friday morning Shell Fair, and organizers hope to have the largest and Edward Brown, a winter resident of the Dunes, at 6:15 on WINK TV Gardening Show where she has best raffle in Shell Fair history. There are six wonder- walked away with the appeared for the past ten years. ful raffle prizes with a total value of over $6,000. fully landscaped HO Volunteers to man ticket booths at Bailey's Shopping gauge model train layout Center and Jerry's Shopping are needed now. Please offered as a raffle prize Boat show call Shell Fair Raffle Chairman, Don Fleming at 472- during last month's Manna Yacht Brokers is hosting a "Snowless in 4744 to arrange a schedule of times you would be antique toy show at January" Boat Show beginning Friday Jan 17 and willing to help. Sanibel's Historical running through Sunday Jan. 19 at the Burnt Store Village and Museum Marina, at Burnt Store Road in Punta Gorda. Created by Jim Anholt, The shows are from 9 to 6 p.m., and is open to the Stroke prevention model railroader and public free of charge. There will be powerboats and The City of Sanibel Civic Center is offering a owner of Sanibel Trolley, sailboats'of all sizes on land and in the water. Prizes stroke prevention program from 9 to 4:30 p.m. the layout including will be given away daily. Thursday, Jan. 23, The stroke is the third leading buildings, a mountain, For additional information, please call 1-800-226- killer in the USA behind heart disease and cancer. A trees and rocks as well as 8218. stroke is the number one cause of adult disability. Edward Brown multi-tracks and sidings Strokes are the number one cause for seniors to enter was part of the toy show. nuising homes. He then donated the entire outfit, minus his trains, for Raffle Prizes Life Line Screening, Inc. will use state of the art •a raffle prize. Showing the 60th Annual Shell Fair Raffle prizes ultrasound Doppler equipment to screen the carotid Notified of his winning, Ed Brown was a first sur- are Don Fleming, Raffle Chairman and Lesley James, arteries in the neck for stroke awareness and preven- prised to hear from the museum and then as realiza- SCA Office Manager. The six raffle prizes are on dis- tion. The cost of this screen is $28, compared to tion came, elated at his good fortune. He has trains, play at the Sanibel Community Association. Raffle $300-500 in a hospital or imaging center. but not HO gauge, so he plans a shopping trip to out- tickets can be purchased at the SCA Office Monday Life Line Screening will also be screening for fit his layout so that he and his grandchildren can through Friday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Drawing for the Shell peripheral vascular disease, technically called an play with it. ankle brachial index screen. This screen measures arterial disease in the lower extremities. The Journal Sanibel's Gary Price to of the American Medical Association issued an arti- cle that stated symptomatic and asymptotic patients Speak to CASI members with an abnormal ABI not only has peripheral vascu- Sanibel City Manager Gary Price will be the fea- lar disease but is also at three to five time higher risk tured speaker the Condominium Association of of coronary artery disease. The cost of this screen is Sanibel at the Jan. 22 meeting at Loggerhead Cay, 979 East Gulf Drive. $28, compared to $150-200 in a hospital or imaging Price will talk about condominium and community center. issues and respond to questions. He will be asked to Test results are given immediately. If a problem is discuss the Adler report, STOP-IT, costs of condo detected participants are given a printout and advised sewer hook-ups, beach management, vegetation, to see their personal physician for further evaluation trimming permits and effoits to save our beaches. For And treatment. more information contact CASI coordinator Sonja Pre-registration is required. Please call 472-5743 Smith at 765-5300 or CASI president John Jensen at for appointments. 472-5296 Show & Tell

Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society gets ready for "Show and Tell" on Monday Jan. 20 at the Sanibel Community Center. From left to right are Cel Luke, Helen Blomquist, Hans Meyer, Marcia Crown and Bob Brown. Come join the fun with "Show and Tell" when the Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society meets on Monday Jan. 20, at 1:30 at the Sanibel Community Center. Bring any orchid whether it is a prize orchid or a deceased one to share your experiences with the group. Members and guests are invited to exhibit their finest in the judged ribbon awarded orchid show. The monthly orchid show is a special of the society. A valuable orchid will be presented as a door prize to an attending member. Also, an orchid will be awarded to a person exhibiting in the orchid show. The meeting is open to the public, no reservation is required.

WITH BIS BAND JAM ReCreation of 19th century General Store Appearing WEDNESDAY NITE SPECIALS Depart 8 a m. PALM GROVE MARINA 7-11 P.M. PLKI! MYERS BEACH HAPPY HOUR 7 DAYS A WEEK I For Details 2500 Main Street, on the 3 to 7 PM M-SAT. 3 to 6 SUN. Tues Nite . Men's Nite 2 tor 1 FALCON Well or Domestic Bee State of the Art, high-speed, smooth 110' Supercruisers. SANIBEL EXCLUSWES: Wed Nite ..BIG BAND JAM SESSION 7 to 11 HAPPY HOUR ALL NITE Includes: fresh, hor breakfast & supper, "LIVE" entertainment • Exiluwe Sanibel & Capttva Afghani • Exikwe Daddy t Long Leg* Doll* Bonnie Lancaster and • Large Aswrlmeniof Candles Afghan*, Candle Thurs , Frl, Sat Nite Casino Games, full bar, sundeck, 5 hour stay in Key West. • David Winter Qillagei Darla Foster 'Byen Chime Collectable* Ring* and Holder*, Potpourri, 1 •uaic High Doll* • Jewelry, Wall Hanging :, Shell Lamp*, So Muih Sunday . .BIG BAND JAM 7 to 11 MC/Visa, Overnight and Sea-Air reservations, Gift Certificates 1 • Uhpii! Lane Cottager More Located In The Golden Dragon Tke "Otifwal", uUMa Key Wul Baai 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY 395-0888 MON.-FRI. 9-8, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 10-5 WESWPUPS WINN-DIXIE SHOPPING CENTER (Cor Summerim s San Carlos BW) 4 ^ 941-334-7070 10B • JANUARY 17, 1996 Q ISLAND REPORTER Community calendar

•from page 8B Center. plants and their care. For Step aerobics with pro- Natural Wildlife- information contact Dr. fessionally certified Church of Christ, 2050 CROW Tour. See History Boat Tours, see Faye Granberry at 472- instructors at 9 a.m. and WEDNESDAY Periwinkle Way, Friday listing. Friday. 6940. 6 p.m. Free to members. Mondays from 1:30 to Call 395-2639. 4:00 p.m. $2. Everyone Alcoholics Horticultural Society Islands Trolley Tour. welcome. Call Gertrude Anonymous, 10 a.m., of the Islands. Meet the See Friday. Zonta International 22 Ford at 395-1770 for Sanibel Women's Group, first Tuesday of every meets the first and third more information. Sanibel Congregational month at the Sanibel Canoe Adventures. Tuesday of every month United Church of Christ. Public Library 10 a.m. to See Friday listing. at the 7:30 a.m. at the Sanibel-Captiva noon. Guests welcome, Hungry Heron Natural Wildlife- Orchid Society meets Alcoholics no fees or reservations. Wildside Adventures Restaurant. Visiting the third Monday at 1:30 Call Dr. Faye Granberry Kayak Tours and History Boat Tours, see Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., Zonta members wel- p.m. from September Captiva Survivors, next at 472-6940. Rentals. See Friday list- Friday. through May at the to library on Captiva Rd. ing. come. For details call, Sanibel Community (look for library sign). The Sanibel Bicycle Sheila Hoen, 472-0540. The Sanibel-Captiva Center. Noted speaker Club meets every Learn Bridge. 12:30 Conservation and orchid show each Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. at p.m. Island Civic Center. Island Seniors chair Foundation nature cen- month. Guests wel- TUESDAY the Dunes. For informa- aerobics, Tuesdays, 9:30 ter is open to the public comed. Dues $10 annual- tion call Peter Hilger at Adventures in a.m. at the Island Civic 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., ly. Call Dr. Faye 472-1397. Paradise Trolley Tour Center. 472-5743. Monday through Granberry, president, "and Miss Paradise Saturday, Admission 472-6940. The Master Cruises. See Friday list- Island Seniors $3/per person over 17 21 Gardners meet the first ing for more information. years of age. Native plant Bridge for Fun. At the Call 472-8443. nursery is open 9 a.m. to Shellcrafters Tuesday of every month Island Civic Center Workshop. Mondays at 10 a.m. at the Sanibel 5 p.m. and by appoint- Tuesdays at 1 p.m. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Public Library. Speaker Aerobics at the ment on Saturdays. The the Sanibel Community Kaye Cude, authority on Sanibel Fitness Center. SCCF offers guided trail Sanibel Sea Kayak. walks Monday through See Friday. Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 FREE PRINT WITH SUBSCRIPTION a.m. and 2 p.m. to the CROW Tour. See Friday listing. Islands Trolley Tour. island See Friday. "Step" in Shape with Marie Mailloux. Step Canoe Adventures. aerobics at the Sanibel See Friday listing. Recreation Complex. 9 Wildside Adventures a.m. Free babysitting. $3 Kayak Tours and a class. 395-2543. Rentals. See Friday list- ing. FISH sponsored Caregivers Support Sanibel Historical Group. Meets the fourth Village and Museum. Tuesday of every month See Friday. 472-4648. at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Topper Schram, 1774 Sanibel Hams break- Bunting Lane. For more fast. The third information, call 395- Wednesday of every month at 8 a.m. at Jerry's 0130 or 472-0404. Supermarket. Call 427- 5130 or KQ4UW for Al-Anon. Sanibel more information. Community Church. 8:35 a.m. Island Seniors line dance. 2:30 p.m. at the Alcoholics Island Civic Center. 472- Anonymous, 8 p.m., 5743. San/Cap Tuesday Night Group, Sani'bel Family V landing and Congregational United Pregnancy Testing. At the Island Civic Center Church of Christ. the second Wednesday of each month from 9 a.m. Aerobics with child to 3 p.m. care, 9-10 a.m., Sanibel Recreation Complex. Adventures in Nursery open until 10:30 Paradise Trolley Tour a.m. for additional work- and Miss Paradise out. Donation suggested, •please see page 11B $2.00.472-0361.

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Workshop Group. 6:30 Island Seniors aero- ors offer the fol- Paradise Trolley Tour slasses for every- to 12 p.m. Sponsored by Call 472-8443. p.m. at the Sanibel bics. 9:30 a.m. at the :e 'n' Easy, 7:15 the Lee County Public Congregational Church. and Miss Paradise Island Civic Center. 472- Cruises. See Friday list- Mixed Impact Health Unit, overseas School Age Story 5743. ing for more information. :s, 9 a.m.; Body immunizations are avail- Hour. At the Sanibel Call 472-8443. g, 10:15 a.m.;able for a nominal fee Public Library Thursdays tep, 11:30 a.m.; and children's shots are from 3-3:45 p.m. FRIDAY CROW Tour. See last Impact Interval free to those under 18. s, 6 p.m. Free to Sanibel/Captiva Friday listing. Aerobics at the Rotary Club Breakfast s. Call 395-2639. The Sanibel-Captiva Sanibel Fitness Center. Meeting, 7:30 a.m. every Conservation bel Sea Kayak. Step aerobics with pro- 24 Friday at the Hungry AI-Anon, noon, Foundation nature cen- fessionally certified Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge Sanibel Community Jay. ter is open to the public instructors at 9 a.m. and Road. Visiting members Church. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., id Seniors 6 p.m. Free to members. welcome. 395-0512. cs. 9:30 a.m. at Monday through Call 395-2639. Alcoholics Saturday, Admission nd Civic Center Natural Wildlife- Aerobics at the Anonymous, 8 p.m., $3/per person over 17 irary building). Yoga. At 'Tween History Boat Tours, see Sanibel Fitness Center. open speaker meeting, years of age. Native plant &. $2 members; Waters Inn Thursdays, 9- last Friday. Professionally certified St, Michael and All nembers. nursery is open 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. instructors offer the fol- Angels Episcopal 5 p.m. and by appoint- Wildside Adventures lowing classes for every- Church. chool Story ment on Saturdays. The "Step" in Shape with Kayak Tours and one. Nice V Easy, 7:15 At the Sanibel SCCF offers guided trail Marie Mailloux. Step Rentals. See last Friday a.m.; Mixed Impact Library, 770 walks Monday through Adult Children Of aerobics at the Sanibel listing. Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body Road, 472-2483. Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 Alcoholics (ACOA), 8 Recreation Complex. 9 Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; i 10:30 a.m. For a.m. and 2 p.m. p.m., Sanibel n ages 2-5, a.m. Free babysitting. $3 The Sanibel-Captiva Short Step, 11:30 a.m. Community Church. inied by an adult. a class. 395-2543. Conservation CONA-Committee of Foundation nature cen- W Tour. See Neighborhood Country/Western ter is open to the public sting. Associations meets the Dance. Thursdays, 2-4 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., fourth Thursday of each p.m. at the Island Civic Monday through BOAT en's Alcoholics month. Call Urban Center (old library build- Saturday, Admission nous meeting, Palmer at 472-1316 or ing). 472-5743. $3/per person over 17 RIDES i. Wednesday at Faye Granberry at 472- years of age. Native plant to Cabbag* Key, Cayo Costa Congregational 6940 for more informa- CROW Tour. See nursery is open 9 a.m. to and North Captiva tion. Friday listing. 5 p.m. and by appoint- 472-5800 bel/Captiva ment on Saturdays. The Seniors Aerobics. At Tai Chi Chuan class SCCF offers guided trail 9 out of 10 mice prefer Uifl Consumer Jensen's Marina lub. Meets first Information Catalog online Catch It at 1 Wednesdays of the Sanibel Community at the Sanibel Fitness walks Monday through www.pue1rio.gM.gov, Captiva Island nth. 6:30 dinner Center Thursdays at 9:30 Center. With Val Parker. Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 OS General Services a.m. ; at Sanibel 12:30-1:30 p.m. $10 per a.m. and 2 p.m. The Latest in Ladies Textured nity Center. class for non-members of VILLAGE Short No-Care Cuts by Joe Lions welcome. FISH-spon sored the fitness center. Call Islands Trolley Tour. also at your service-Anne, Jolene, Gale, Joan HAIR ~!eMuring- 3 Steele at 395- Living Again Support 395-BODY for more See Friday. MATRIX • SEBASTIAN • REDKEN • more informa- Group for Grief SALON AVEDA • NEXXUS • NAILTiQUES information. FULL SERVICE FAMILY SALON • MANICURE5 AND PEDICURES • WALK-INS WELCOME Recovery. Thursdays, Canoe Adventures. | (IN VILUGE CENTER REAR BOARDWALK) 2340 PERIWINKLE WAV, SUITE 1-1 « 472-88761 10:30 a.m. at the Sanibel The Sanibel-Captiva sponsored Community Church. For Conservation Group for the more information call Foundation nature cen- Impaired, meets Topper Schram at 395- SANIBEL ISLAND HISTORY BOOK! Wednesday of ter is open to the public inth at 3 p.m. at 0130 or Friends in 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., id Civic Center. Service Here at 472- Monday through her information 0404. Saturday, Admission 0047. $3/per person over 17 Body Toning Class. years of age. Native plant nis Club of At the Sanibel nursery is open 9 a.m. to Zaptiva Islands. Community Center with 5 p.m. and by appoint- 'ery Wednesday instructor Deenah ment on Saturdays. The .m. for breakfast Findley. Tuesdays and SCCF offers guided trail lungry Heron, Thursdays, 5:30-6:30 walks Monday through Im Ridge Road. p.m. Kiwanians are Saturday at 10 a.m., 11 .Call 472-1537. a.m. and 2 p.m. Islands Trolley Tour. o h o 1 i c s See Friday. 12 Steps For ous, open step Everyone, 11 a.m., LIMITED EDITION Sanibel Canoe Adventures. Sanibel Community NOW TAKING ORDERS! ity Church, next See Friday listing. Church. 472-2684. m , 8:30 a.m. Wildside Adventures Alcoholics RSDAY Kayak Tours and Anonymous, Noon, NAME Rentals. See Friday list- Men's Big Book Group,' Please enter my order for: ADDKESS_ CITY ing. Sanibel Congregational _copy(s) of A Pictorial Histafy of .Sanibel Island, Florida, ©$3174 (tax Included) STATE_ jaPCODE. United Church of Christ, 1 am enclosing payment in full. Sanibel Historical PHONE, J across from Periwinkle MAIL TO. The Island Reporter Village and Museum. Please ship n\y book(s) to the address The Village Snapping Center !3 Shopping Plaza. at nght I have enclosed an additional $4 00 for 2340 Periwinkle Way See Friday. 472-4648. each book to be shipped along with payment in PO BOX 809 full Sanibel, Florida 3TO57 Alcoholics or call (941) 472-1587 Duplicate Bridge. At 12B Q JANUARY 17, 1996 • ISLAND REPORTER Sports Youth basketball A run for the green Bridge School Sanibel youth basketball played a series of games The second annual running of the 5K race through Jean Scott will instruct Basic Bridge on Jan. 4. The Sanibel Blue headed by C. Chaney's 15 the refuge was held last Saturday, Jan. 11. It was run Wednesdays beginning Jan. 29. the cost for the eight points crushed Sanibel Rocket Grey 38-15. C. Burney to benefit the fund raising drive of the "Ding" Darling week class is $70. Pre-registration is a must. Please led the Rockets with five points. Wildlife Society to build a new visitor center at the call the Sanibel Community Association at 472-2155 Designs Unlimited of Fort Myers Beach pounded refuge. for further information Sanibel White 26 to 12. T. Curtis led Sanibel White The race had almost 200 participants who ranged with six points. in age from 14 years to several over 60 years. They Lazy Flamingo of Sanibel edged out Sanibel's lined up to start the race at 7:20 a.m. and 3.3 miles Getting fit with Carla Bailey Blue team 24 to 18. C. Hill of the Bailey led and 17 minutes and 53 seconds later the winner of the Fitness instructor Carla Ferrel has added a second the scoring with 14 points. men's section—Timothy Tousey crossed the finish exercise class at 10 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Fort Myers Pirate Pete's stomped Sanibel Sunshine line. Two minutes and 21 seconds later the winner of Friday at the Sanibel Community Association. The Cafe 45 to 19. J. Hoving led the Sunshine Cafe with the women's section—Karen Miles crossed the finish cost is $3 per class. Please call the SCA at 472-2155 14 points. line. for additional information. The race to benefit the new visitor center was truly a community affair. Contributions of food, beverages Duplicate bridge scores and other supporting materials were made by many local businesses and individuals—Collier County Duplicate bridge met at the Sanibel Community Produce, Crystal Springs Water, Community Bank of Association Jan. 13 under the direction of George the Islands, JNA, Lazy Flamingo, Mucky Duck, Emerson. Winners of the North/South were Ginny Sanibel Fitness Center, Sharon Thomas, Shell Net, Reeves and George Emerson followed by Lena Sun Harvest Market, The Bagel Factory, Timbers, Brown and Nancy Healey and Inez and Fred Deming. Wolfer Produce and Yolo Watersports. The "Ding" Winners of the East/West were Jean and Jim Witham Darling Wildlife Society appreciates their interest and followed by Lex Roulston and Don James. Pat and support. Thanks also go to Merri and Michael John Eichenlaub came in third. Murphy of Sanibel and the Fort Myers Track Club for Duplicate bridge also met at the Sanibel planning, managing and overseeing the race. Community Association Jan. 9 under the direction of The beneficiary of all this activity is the building Bev Jones. Winners of the North/South were Lacy fund for the new visitor center, which will be $1,100 Findley and Roy Merchant followed by Wendall I closer to their goal as a result. If you would like to Lapp and Gloria Allaire and Alaine Jass and Ginny a learn more about this important program write to the Reeves. Winners of the East/West were David and "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society at 1 Wildlife Drive, Marlene Ruyle followed by Nancy Strayer and Mary Everyone has their eyes on the ball during Sanibel, Fla. 33957 or call them at 472-1840. Glenna Malpass. Belle Lipsky and Lil Waterhouse the Sanibel Youth basketball games. finished in third. Dunes men's golf In a two-man net aggregate/luncheon tournament Jan. 9 at the Dunes, Sonny Cothran and Tony Balletta shot a 129 to win the A flight. Wally Allaire and .•I* Bruce Sprinkle shot a 131 to finish in second. Bill MacNulty and Ed Sawin shot a 133 to come in third and Dick Hopkins and K.K. Bigelow shot a 134 to finish in fourth. Gayle Scott and Dick Gadient shot a 124 to win the B flight. Jim Laramie and Dave Misner shot a 127 to come in second and Larry Meisner and Jack McGlynn shot a 134 to come in third. Nine holers Jim Burke and Bob Rawlins shot a 71 to take home first prize. Bill Danaher and Bill Craig shot a 75. Dunes women's golf In the Ringer tournament held Jan. 3 and Jan. 10 at the Dunes the week one individual low net was won f They lined up to start the race at 7:20 a.m. by Donna Griesbaum who shot a 60 to win the A ~ and 3.3 miles and 17 minutes and 53 seconds Ji Inter the winner of the men's section— flight. Cindy Adams shot a 61 to grab the B flight and ] - Timothy Tousey crossed the finish line. Ginny Fleming Shot a 66 to win the C flight.

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A not-to-be missed toe-tapping tribute to Harry By Jill Goodman Million Dollar Baby," "About A Staff Writer Quarter of Nine," "Chattanooga Choo "You don't have to know anything Choo," An Affair To Remember" and about music to understand what I lots more, Many of the songs are artful- write. Mine are simple melodies. In ly, and sometimes hilariously, staged music there are certain chords that are with madcap antics that brought the tender and poignant—it's the universal house down. language." The musical backup, "Harry's Boys" -Harry Warren included Pia, on the piano, Dan Magay on the sax and clarinet, and Sean These words spoken by Brian Pia at Noonan on the drums. The post-war the close of "Harry Warren, 42nd Street circa costumes are appropriately to Hollywood," sunns up an evening of designed to work well with the songs simply delightful entertainment. and dances. J.T. Smith once again, has created an In keeping with their effort to raise otiginal ieview which, even in the con- funds to purchase the theater and fines of the Old Schoolhouse Theater, grounds, Smith created a uproariously impresses as big-time show biz. The funny skit with original words sung to foui talented singers, dancers and Warren tunes. The Save Our actois—Chiistopher French, April Schoolhouse (SOS) commercial was Traniontana, Tamara Paulino and Jeff made even more palatable by the March—show off their stuff on the tiny appearance of Lighting Designer stage and postage stamp-size floor. Clement Valentine, in drag ALA Some tap numbers were especially Marlena Detrich. energetic and left us amazed at the per- The Old Schoolhouse Theater foimers ability to do so much in the Foundation will host their annual fund- limited space of the staging area, then raiser, "The Roaring Twenties" at run off stage and return again with nary Beachview Golf Club on Jan. 21. a bead of dew on the brow. The cast of "Harry Warren, 42nd Street to Hollywood" provide an As if one smash show was not evening of simply delightful entertainment at the Old Schoolhouse Harry Warren's musical genius Theater. Call 472-6862 for ticket reservations. enough, J.T. Smith's Encore began as early as 1933 with the music Productions opened, "Those Were The for the song, "Sally." Between 1935 erations. In fact, information on Warren One thing is certain, however, his Days" at the Off Broadway Palm and 1950, 42 of his songs were on the is so scarce that even Smith had diffi- music is ageless and an evening at the Theater on Wed. Jan. 15. top ten list. culty finding biographical tidbits in Old Schoolhouse Theater for this show "Harry Warren" performances are For whatever reasons, Warren never New York City, the Mecca of theatrical is priceless. Monday through Saturday, 8 p.m.; became a household word, like lore. Smith said Warren died shortly From the opening number "Lullaby Friday and Saturday sunset perfor- Gershwin or Hammerstein, even after the musical, "42nd Street" of Broadway," to the closing audience mance at 4 p.m. Call 472-6862 for tick- though he was an Oscar winner and his debuted on Broadway in the early sing-along, theater goers enjoy nostal- el reservations. music has stayed familiar over the gen- 1980's. He was in his 90's at that time. gic favorites such as, "I Found A Maurice Oshry brings love of music to Sanibel stage By Jill Goodman Oshry was in the advertising field Staff Writer before gratifying his love of fine arts. A man who readily admits that he With a partner, he opened an arts and can't read music or play any instru- antique shop in the city and ran the ment, Maurice Oshry has, nevertheless, business for almost 30 years. Even made music and the arts the core of his now, years later, he says, he runs into life. former customers who lament his As a winter visitor to Sanibel 20 retirement. He continues to act as a years ago, Oshry naturally gravitated to consultant to the business. the arts and music. Initially he was a During the winter months, when he volunteer with the budding BIG Arts is not in Sanibel and not working on group and then as a helper to the late the festival, Oshry is a volunteer in Marilyn Lauriente, founder of the museums and for the Cincinnati Sanibel Music Festival. Playhouse. He devotes himself to fur- "I got involved with Marilyn usher- thering classical music and the arts to ing and helping out here and there. She people, especially to young people. asked me on the board. That's when I "We are losing our audiences in met Mary Jaqua," Oshry said. music...young people are not coming Now, in its eleventh year, Jaqua, fes- to classical musical performances," he tival president and Oshry, vice presi- said. dent, marketing and public relations, He helps with auditions for different are mainstays to the festival, devoting plays at the Cincinnati Playhouse and is countless hours to the programming. integrally involved with plays for chil- "When Marilyn became ill, we dren five years old and up at the decided to keep it (the festival) going." Playhouse in the Park. Oshry keeps in close communication "I have always loved the theater and Maurice Oshry and festival volunteer Fred Jeager review notes after with Jaqua, who summers in England. arts; as you get older, it's important to a recent press conference for the Sanibel Music Festival. Oshry's vol- The board has grown over the 11 - stay active," he said. unteers efforts are a year-round occupation. years, from four to 13 members. The festival, which runs for three teers, act as extras on stage. Be-wigged visits and revel in their at-home Oshry grew up in a family of music weeks during the month of March and costumed, the supers have the rehearsals. lovers. As a child he was taken to con- brings over 30 performers and their honor of being "opera stars" for a In keeping with Lauriente's desires certs and exposed to recorded music. support people to Sanibel. night. to make music available to everyone, Explaining that his home town, "We bring down at least 15 people Traditionally, the performers house the festival board created an outreach Cincinnati is a musical and cultural for the opera. Nine are singers and all with islanders during their stay on program which is headed by new board city, it was easy to enjoy the finest the rest are support people," Oshry Sanibel. Many performers have made member, Laura Hansen. This program, musicians and performers who are fre- said. lasting friendships with their Sanibel quent visitors there. In addition, "supers", local volun- hosts who look forward to their annual •please see page 2C 2C • JANUARY 17, 1996 • ISLAND REPORTER Playhouse cast brings humor and trials of love to life By Michelle Moran Island favorite Neils Miller, ("Taking Steps" and Editor "Born Yesterday") plays The Old Man who changes R. Ward Duffy and real-life partner Mary Proctor everything between Peter and Rita on their wedding are a welcomed addition to the boards of the Pirate day with a single, not-so-simple kiss. Playhouse as the couple makes their Southwest Miller, as always, brings his wry sense of chaiacter Florida debul m "Prelude to a Kiss " and timing to his part. Simply standing silent at the The contemporary fairy tale about new love and its edge of the stage, his presence is felt by the audience suiprising challenges opened last weekend and runs before they even take a glance. through Feb. 1. A difficult play to bring to the round, director Duffy as the starry-eyed newlywed Peter, and Dennis Delaney's staging creates some pauses cum- Proctor, as Rita, the slightly neurotic, insomniac bersome to the performance, but those are overcome bride, are a perfect match. They bring the awkward- with "narrative" breaks performed by Duffy which ness of the first meeting between a man and woman carry the audience in and out of quick changing sets. alive on stage. The audience feels for the characters, The play by Craig Lucas was brought to the silver remembering the stammering for words, the pauses, screen when Alec Baldwin and Meg Ryan starred in and finally the first kiss. the 1993 movie adaptation of "Prelude to a Kiss." For And much more of the tumultuous first weeks of the Sanibel production, Delaney has cast several vet- lovers in love is set forth on stage, which is why erans of the Pirate Playhouse boards. Artistic Director Robert Cacioppo cautions that the Carrie Lund (Artsreach director and most recently show contains adult language and situations not suit- a lead in this season's "Taking Steps") plays both able for young audiences. Aunt Dorothy and Leah, The Old Man's daughter; But it is real, and fun, and teasingly poured out Leonard Hirst makes his Playhouse debut as Uncle with wondrous lines and imperfect glances. Then the Fred. Gavin Cummins ("Born Yesterday") plays story begins. Rita's bartender friend, and Petra Wilkes another The story is hard to explain, interesting to ponder. playhouse newcomer, is a Jamaican waitress. John The transference of one soul to the other, the chance Wyatt plays the minister. Tom Meier ("Born to experience love and life from dramatically differ- Yesterday") and Jamie Simpson ("Born Yesterday") ent views. The play taunts, tears and twists at love in round out the cast in an assortment of supporting a brainteasing riddle with no single solution. roles. Supporting Duffy and Proctor through these The third show in the sixth season at the island's changes is a strong, well-suited cast. Rita's parents, professional theater, this production is underwritten Peter Haig (last season's "Later Life") and Jane by Sprint. Bushway ("Born Yesterday"), are riotous. Bushway Tickets are on sale now for performances at 8 p.m. is June Cleaver gone awry, acting off Haig's full-bod- Monday through Saturday and also at 2 p.m. R. Ward Duffy and Mary Proctor in "Prelude ied portrayal of the saxophone scar bearing father. Wednesday and Thursday through Feb. 1. Evening to A Kiss" now showing at the Pirate Clif Morts ("Born Yesterday") is Peter's best seats are $22; matmees $17. For more information Playhouse through Feb. 1. For tickets call friend, Taylor, who gets some of the best lines of the call the box office at 472-0006. 472-0006. play and delivers them with grace and wit.

MAURICE OSHRY •from page 1C themselves of it. Members of FISH treated to a mini concert at the school. Oshry said adding that 90% of the tick- sponsored by the Community Bank of (Friends in Service Here) are invited to / The Cypress Lake School for the ets for the Sanibel Music Festival are the Islands, offers the joy of music to a dress rehearsal and the Sanibel/ Performing Arts sends a busload of stu- already sold for the eight different those who may not be able to avail Elementary School youngsters are dents to the island to hear select con- events. The festival begins on March 1. certs. Call (941) 336-7999 for further infor- "To me, every year it is growing. mation. The festival is not just a concert," UPPER DECK NOW OPEN! .Vtte Organization and fending OVERLOOKS BAY H The SaniM Mttsic festival was incorporated in 198? in the slate of Florida LIVE wiffi 50J(q)3 not for profit stattfs. HAPPYHOUR & The organization is comprised of a volunteer Board of Directors, an active ENTERTfllNMENT volunteer; organization, and contracted employees as needed. M Operational costs are covered by income from ticket sales (50%) and from DRINK SPECIALS! corporate gifts and matching funds (50%). ' on the UPPER DECK Wednesday Thru Saturday

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February. ence by Dorothy Kemps, soprano with David Reeves, Most recently Kemps has performed the role of His collection showcased in "My Once In a pianist. This will be an evening of songs and elucida- Aida with the New Jersey State Opera Guild and Lifetime Display" will open Feb. I with McCullough tion about the music and times of Verdi, Chopin, Leonora in II Trovatore for the Long Island Opera on-hand to personally share his photo experiences Schubert and Wagner. Other roles to her credit are Tosca, Turandot and and guide visitors through the more than 125 vintage Reeves, a talented Santuzza. black-and-white photographs on display. pianist and educator who Tickets are available at $20 each from Bailey's McCullough will show his personal collection and won the Masterwork Store and BIG Arts Center, 900 Dunlop Road, wishes to thank the following groups and individuals Foundation's Young Sanibel (next to City Hall). For information call 395- who lent to his library show: CROW, the Community Artists Auditions and 0900. Bank of the Islands, The Matsumoto Gallery, SCCF, studied at the Mozarteum the Sanibel Historical Society, Cathy Boon, Star in Salzburg, Austria, fre- Thomas, and Janie Westall. quently is heard on New Violin prodigy at BIG Arts For more information on the show call 472-2483. York's WQXR Radio. Genius and prodigy are among the words that have Kemps is a dramatic been used to describe Corey Cerovsek. Now 23 years soprano who has per- old, the Canadian violinist will bring his enormous Historical history lesson formed in opera, oratorios talent to the Phillips Gallery on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 8 Described by The New York Times as "intellectual Dorothy Kemps and recitals throughout p.m. vaudeville", "The Complete History of America the New York and the Tri- Admitted to the (abridged)" presented by the Reduced Shakespeare State Area and regionally in the U.S. After receiving University of Indiana at Company will play the Philharmonic Center for the her degree from the University of Wisconsin, she age 12, he received his Arts at 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 17. studied with Elizabeth Schwarzkopf at the Master's degree in Music Adarn Long, Reed Martin, and Austin Tichenor are Mozarteum in Salzburg. and Mathematics four the three "cultural guerrillas" from San Francisco Reeves is a native of South Carolina and began his years later. who toured The Complete History of America piano studies at the age of eight. After studies at the In 1995, Barbara Mann (abridged) for a decade before taking on The Land of Preparatory Division of Catholic University, he began audiences gave him a the Free. a long association as a student of the eminent teacher, standing ovation when he They invite the audience to sit in on the historic composer and musicologist, Alexander Lipsky. appeared with the meeting at which the Bill of Rights and the Bill of Reeves graduated from Southwest Florida Wrongs were discussed, moments later explaining the University of Symphony. that the Minutemen "were better lovers than you Pennsylvania, where he Accompanying him will Corey Cerovesek might think." They ask and answer such questions as was awarded the Andrew "Who really discovered America? and "How many Mutch Scholarship. He •please see page 4C Democrats does it take to screw, in a light bulb?" completed his Master of Nancy and Ronald Reagan are presented as a ventril- Arts degree in Chamber oquist and dummy, and the Andrews Sisters are heard music performance at a generation early in World War I. New York University in Seats for The Complete History of America 1983 and received his (abridged) are $25. For additional information call 1- doctorate degree there in 800 597-1900. 1989. Reeves has per- formed in Europe at the University of St. David Reeves A look back: Music Fest alumiiiis.,

It is always interesting to read Opera Mews, a video. t < \ <, magazine published by the Metropolitan Opera, The Sanibel Music Festival is sure tg hear'more Guild, and see so often, reports on artists who have from the nine singers in the.1997 opera cast select- appeared with the Sanibel Music Festival la to ed by 'Alan Mann, fund Kfe Ford of Opera Theatre^ December 1996 issue alone, the following reports ,pf Connecticut See them bete dn'Sanibel^ March appeared; '19, id &;%$*'£ "Car|^jA atiO,"a|aiD ©r» Ma** 2% m In New Jersey State Opera's Don Carlos, *K3ary( < "A Night af trie Operaf Arias mi Bnsembtes" tym* Lehman" (Sanibel Music Fest '90 Hedert«#^J the sored by Si»Truit"For MGre'infonriatiojs and star of the performance, "sang Kodrigb with & gold-" lK^l) 336^999 '' ' \ * en elegance and dramatic power, Ms Art IK death scene bringing down the home," In Atlanta Operas Der Rosenkayirtjar, "ft* first rate Link (Sanibel Music Fest '92) played Ochs as a booming pip-squeak/' In El Paso Opera Company^ "Madam* Butterfly," Tenor Carl Tanner (Sanibel Masfe Fest '94 La Boheme and '97 CatmenJ.as-PiBterton, emphasized the cynical seducer with a clean, well projected vocal line", Carl was recently awafdeda, Major Opera Index career grant. At the Lake George Opera Festival for "The Bartered Bride" Anna Singer (Sanib&t M«sk Ffest Madam Butterfly) was * captivating Marenka who,, looked lovely and sang well" In the same pjroduc*, tion, "Brad Creswell (Sanibel Mwsic Fest *90^ December 28 Fiedermaus and '91 Arias) made a dashing. feuV At the Rossini Opera Festival, Pdsaro, Italy in thru Matilde di Shabran, "Elizabeth Futral (Sanibei February %% Music Fest '90 Fleder«mus> '89 Arias)! was con- vincing as the quick witted Matilde,** • Susan Foster (Sanibet Music Fest '90 Tickets $18 - $34 Fledermaus) cast for II Trovatore January '97 with Great Seats Available the Florida Grand Opera in Dade and Broward Call Today! County, Sadly, Brian Scott, (Sanibel Music Fest '95 Traviata, Seraglio '96 Goro in Butterfly, Marriage 1380 Colonial Blvd. of Figaro) a talented young tenor with much promise, died July 28, 1996. Forfr Myers, Fl Special mention must be made of Cynthia j Sanibel Music Festival alumni Susan i,a\'" ,&t into chtx»"ac- / ij e of ' Th '! ul'i Hi >>' '" 4CQ dANUA'RY'1?, 1'996-Q ISLANB REPORTER Art & entertainment listing

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ART BRIEFS -from page 3C be his twice on NBC's Tonight Show with sister Katja, making this concert a fam- Johnny Carson and Jay Leno, and on ily affair. the David Frost Show in England and Cerovsek has performed worldwide on the PBS special Musical ITURE Encounters. for over a decade. He has appeared with such conductors as Mehta, Tickets are $20, available at Bailey's Slatkin, Dutoit, Litton, Levi, Pinnock, Store and BIG Arts Center, 900 Dunlop Commission, Wordy, Wilson Thomas, Road, Sanibel (next to City Hall). For Advise, Lopez-Cobos and Alsop and information call 395-0900. has performed with the symphony "WE RECOMMEND YHEMf" orchestras of Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Moon dance St. Louis, Indianapolis, Baltimore, Furniture "We were very Pirate Playhouse, pioneer of the Wicker Milwaukee, Atlanta, Phoenix, San satisfied. The Diego, Denver, Kansas City, Utah and original "theme" party, is planning its Rattan third annual gala on March 20 at the staff were very the New World Symphony among oth- Carpet ers. Beachview Country Club. This year the Tile friendly and Internationally, he has performed theme will be Latin — The Tango Verticals honest. We got with the Israel Philharmonic, Prague Moon Ball — modeled on the fantasy Symphony, Residentie Orkest of the night clubs of the 1930s such as El Mini Blinds a good deal and Morocco, The Copacabana and the Draperies Hague, Montreal Symphony Orchestra, delivery the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Stork Club. Each and every detail will Lamps be carefully orchestrated to comple- Mr. & Mrs. Hornbrook next day" Vancouver and Toronto Symphonies, Accessories and National Arts Centre Orchestra. He ment the theme. Islanders are already Serving the Sanibel and Fort Myers Beach has also toured Australia, the conjuring up the image of a plane ride Netherlands and Japan. On the televi- •please see page 5C community for over 9 years. sion front, Corey has been featured Join our long list of satisfied customers.

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1 2 3 4 16 17 18 58 Actress Munson 59 Composer Bela Endear- 19 63 Mrs. Cleaver 64 Future of the present? ments 23 65 Cardiologists' org. 66 Check recipient ACROSS 27 67 Lubricate 1 "Call Me —" 68 Be buoyant 6 Adriatic seaport • 69 Sangria wine 10 Fire wood? 70 "Yuck!" 15 Sherwood sight 71 Ward off 19 Abandoned by all 72 Card for Carmen 20 Cranston or 73 Calliope's sister Greenspan 74 Writer O'Brien 21 Hilo hello 75 Pound of poetry 22'-That a Shame" 76 Drawing room 23 Mets pitcher 77 Lofty initials? 25 Turned pork 78 Fury into ham 79 Grandma 26 Summer coif 81 Oktoberfest offering 27 Nevertheless 85 Call it quits 28 PC key 86 Critter science 29 DDE's veep 87 — Arbor, Mich. 30 "Peer Gynt" 88 Outtake playwright 91 He's got his head 31 — impulse in the clouds (suddenly) 92 Montana's capital 32 Actor Carmichael 94 Engrave 33 German river 95 Old Faithful, e.g. 35 Prepared prunes 98 Poet from Prague 38 Crawford 99 "Graf—" biography 100 Florida forecast 44 Naples' nation: 101 Deserve a paycheck abbr. 102 Actor Jannings 45 Plain 99 100 101 103 Bad day for Caesar 47 Borodin's 104 Ration, with "out" "Prince —" 108 105 Doris Day refrain 48 Center of gravity? 106 Actor Dullea 49 ~ cum laude 113 107 Article 51 Actress MacGraw 109 Cabernet color 52 Very, in Versailles 117 110 Be obligated 53 Stair sign 112 Tiny 54 '94 Gary Oldman movie 59 Made muffins 105 Enjoy Aspen 60 Catch a glimpse of 30 Steel support 108 Compote component 32 Little devil 61 "Cheers" waitress 109 Literary lover 62 USNA grad 33 Barely beat, with "out" 111 "Gimme a Break" actor 34 August ones 63 Worn out 113 Tombstone lawman 64 Wan 35 Former tree 114 Adlai — Stevenson 36 '57 Debbie Reynolds smash 65 "Gotcha!" 115 Actress Sommer 66 Rains hard* 37 "Tickle Me" doll 116 Macabre 38 Diva Nellie 68 Sincere 117 Sicilian nimbler 70 Actress Thurman 39 Andy Taylor's son 118 Hold up 40 Joyce's land, 71 Canvas cover? 119 Soothsayer 72 Pigskin prop 41 Call to mind 120 Get new guns 42 Put in stitches 75 Beethoven DOWN dedicatee 43 Man the bar 1 — Higgins Clark 44 Memphis deity 76 Perennial 2 Healing plant boxing champ 46 Count 3 "Please — Eat the Daisies" 50 Cryptic 80 — suit 4 Link letters? 81 Big party 52 Watching machines? 5 Bambi's playground 53 June honorees 82 Exist 6 Sentimental songs 83 Designer Donna 55 Chore 7 UFO passenger 56 Collectibles, collectively 84 British dominion 8 Vociferate 85 Actress Ward 57 The Merry Widow" 9 "Picnic" playwright composer 86 Croatian capital 10 Cord craft 89"— creature was stirring ..." 11 Reunion attendees 90 Shelagh Delaney drama 12 Like Hitchcock's curtain 93 Smoothly, to Schipa 13 Revolutionary Guevara First Things First 96 Piece of brass 14 Tve been —!" 97 Age 15 Tenor Richard East dealer. followed low from dummy. But he 98 Learning method 16 Moves like mad Both sides vulnerable. correctly decided there was no fu- 99 Proverbial followers 17 Novelist Michael NORTH ture in a spade continuation. 102 Architect's add-on 18 Thames town • A64 103 Foolish behavior Accordingly, he shifted to a low 24 Artist Magritte ?K98 club, thus sounding the death knell •A98643 for declarer's chances. South played • 7 low, West winning with the eight WEST EAST and returning a low club to East's 4 82 4KJ1097 king. There was no recovery fof Whiz Kids ¥ Q 10 6 5 3 2 ¥ J South, whatever he did, and eventu- •5 *QJ7 ally he lost a spade, three clubs and *Q983 *K10 52 a diamond to go down one. SOUTH East unquestionably earned his *Q53 success by abandoning spades and What city-state was defeated in the Peloponnesian TA74 shifting to a club at trick two. But • K102 actually, he should never have had Wars? • AJ64 the opportunity to beat the contract. The bidding: South erred grievously when he East South West North playedlow from dummy on the spade Pass 1 • Pass 14 lead at trick one. He was asking for 14 Pass Pass 3 • trouble, and he got it! What citrus fruit was named for the African city Pass 3 NT The bidding and opening lead Opening lead — eight of spades. had clearly marked East with the of Tangier? The defenders usually have more king of spades. It was therefore un- to think about than declarer because necessary to protect the queen by they don't see each other's hands playing low from dummy. and consequently have only apartial There was more pressing busi- view of their combined resources. ness at hand. Dummy's diamonds Put in chronological order: Reformation, Middle Declarer, however, seeing were screaming for attention — be- dummy's cards and his own, is in a fore declarer's weak spot in clubs Ages, Rennaisance. much better position to assess his could be exploited. South should strong and weak points and to take therefore have gone up with the ace advantage of the knowledge he pos- of spades at trick one and attacked sesses. diamonds at trick two. That was the •£ iaui \ East had a problem of sorts when correct order of procedure and it he won the spade lead after declarer would have led to nine easy tricks. ISLAND REPORTER Q JANUARY 17, 1996 Q 7C

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We'll never know what he Artist Judith Krieger will be teaching impression- istic and abstract watercolors classes at BIG Arts Feb. black box theater, will host Encore Productions pre- was looking for — loose change, a soft place to sentation of "Those Were The Days "playing Jan. 15 snooze or a better look at the pedals, but he obviously 3 through Feb. 5. from 9:30 to 3:30 p.m. Krieger studied art at the Maryland Institute of Art, through Feb. 16. The OffBroadway Palm is a separate enjoyed himself and had to be removed more than theater inside the Broadway Palm. once. The construction worker hasn't parked there then went on to Wheaton College where she graduat- "Those Were The Days" is a hilarious musical since, and Arty is again content to graze in nonvehic- ed with honors in English and Fine Arts. After teach- revue featuring the greatest songs from 1940 through ular spaces. ing art at various community schools, she joined the 1970, including such hits as "In The Mood," He remains vehicular curious, though. When BIG faculty of the Wyomissing Institute of Fine Arts. "Chattanooga Choo Choo", "I'll Be Seeing You", Arts has performances or receptions, we post a person While Krieger presently maintains a private studio, "ShBoom", "At The Hop" and more. J.T. Smith has by the street to help traffic along. If it's around late she has offered painting workshops in such locals as assembled a top rate cast that includes Christine afternoon, you can count on Arty to become part of Ireland, Maine, France, Italy, England, and Teague, Cristy Donovan, Victor Legarreta and Scott the traffic — making his grand entrance in time to Switzerland. Her Work hangs in private and public Emerick. halt as many cars as possible. And usually he'll make collections in 18 states and various foreign countries. Performances are Wednesday through Sunday at more than one crossing. Six has been the record to The cost for the program is $150. All beginners The Off-Broadway Palm. Prices range from $15 to date. and experienced painters are welcome. For addition- $29, with or without dinner. The OffBroadway is at So stop by the center to see the art, to see Arty. al information, please call 395-0900. 1380 Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers. For reserva- tions and ticket information, call (941) 278-4422.

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(941)433-1881 All new carpet and beautifully decorated, Gulf- ANCHOR GROUP, INC. vinyl floor covering. 1/31/97 —MUm — 36572-6 front luxury. 2BR/ 2BA, den, New counter tops, CLASSIFIED wrap-around balcony. Homes for Rent refrigerator, stove, Pointe Santo DeSanibel Sunsetsl Some off-season, X- RIVER FRONT LOT water heater. 472-1587 Mas, and January weeks still Ten minutes off island, Canal FOR SALE. Nicely furnished. LUXURIOUS GULF FRONT available. Call owner for Front, Pool, Dock, 3 Bedrooms, OUTSTANDING VIEW. Freshly painted BRAND NEW! PENTHOUSE CONDO. brochure. 800-484-7304 PIN 3 Baths. Annual, $1,600/ DEEP WATER- inside and out. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 8286. Month. 495-8200 or 561-3012. QUICK ACCESS TO DIRECT GULF FRONTI screened lanai with —«#«»— 36440-2 THE GULF. Great location NEAR LIGHTHOUSE spiral staircase to 1/31/97 -HMH— 23029-2 100'X150' near beaches & Sanibel private rooftop sundeck. 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FINEST BUILDING SITES. t/17/87 —MUM— 36376-6 WHEN ONLY THE BEST 2 lap pools, sauna, squeaky cleanl ASKING $189,900 6 lighted tennis courts. WILL DO! OWNER ft ft ft ft ft ft Like new & would like to keep Rent thru owner and save. 800-579-1913 941-472-4746 941-472-0225 1/31/97 —###*— 36787-2 it that way. 610-539-9281 DRASTICALLY (330)568-0109, REDUCED!!! 1/17/97 — <»«« — 2J8117-2 1/17/07 —«««#— 10B-6 1/34/07 —HID— 1497B-8 MobileMVIanufactured Seasonal Rentals GRAND VACATIONS REAL1Y, INC. For Sale WAS $65,000 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Over 20 locations An affiliate of •"7$2&&to&.—. SOUTH SEAS Beach Villa - Cottages, Condos, THEN $54,900 PLANTATION 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. Homes and Estates. _ Grand Vacations Company BEACH COTTAGE Beach Villa, 1-800-633-0042 or 32' HERITAGE DELUXE NOW $30,000 2 bedroom, 2 bath on the Gulf. 1 bedroom, 1 bath - 941-472-5141 TRAILER: 30'x 10' Fl Room, $950/wk. off season, Bay Side Villa - Ask for Judy Michie W/D, full bath, lots of storage, JAMAICA BAY a/12/97 —#««#— 35227-2 $1,850/wk. season. 1 bedroom, 2 baths. Prudential Florida Really microwave, 3 T.V.'s, ceiling 26' x 54' $1,300/wk. January. 3 night minimum Rental Division fans, central air, fully SOUTH SEAS 1-313-886-7872. resort facilities are optional. 1)17/97 —HttU#~ 24400-6 furnished. Must seel Lot 1109 Garage-12' x 22' PLANTATION 12'x 12'Laundry 2/21/97 —«««*— 254-6 Save direct through owner. Commanche, Indian Creek 1 (800) 899-7327. SOUTH SEAS CLUB Park. 466-6683 5 Ton Air Conditioner Two bedrooms, two baths. ATRIUJVI 1/24/97 —Him— 36825-7 Skylights Top view. Exclusive Gulf front condo Find Your Place Free golf. Washer/Dryer residence. Two week minimum. SANIBEL SURFSIDE Sleeps six. ft • ft • ft • Available now. Call owner at Wrth GULF FRONT Three pools. BEST BUYS !! (708) 887-7826. WEEKS 46 & 47 ONLY $30,000 1/17/97 —•»»»»— 561-2 2 Bedroom 2 bath, $13,000 each VARIETY TO LOGGERHEAD CAY pool, tennis, gas grills. •$24,000 both CHOOSE FROM Two bedroom, two bath. Gulf 941-472-4342 AFTER YOU SEE view. Off-season rates VIP * ALSO AVAILABLE * 2/5/97 —#0int— 38762-2 INDIAN CREEK PARK available at $550 per week IT, YOU MIGHT 1, 2 & 3 bedroom WAS: $32,000 (May3thruDec,15). (on and off beach) NOW: $22,900 WANT TO OFFER January: $900 per week, SANIBEL / CAPTIVA / rental homes Lots & Acreage LARGE KITCHEN - US MORE! February-April 5: $1250 per FT. MYERS and apartments. IDEAL LIVING week. April 5-May 3: $750 per week. 5% discount for single Seasonal & Annual WATERFRONT LOTS PALM CITY couples only. Additional Owner/Broker Rentals TROPICANA PARK 1-800-325-1352 WATERFRONT WAS: $24,500 BROKERS discount for extended stay. Call (908) 223-6748. or 472-0457 800-237-7526 Bayside Estates NOW: $19,500 1/31/97 —Him— 18467-7 Mobile Home Subdivision TWO BEDROOM - 4664100 or NEW canal lots for SALE FURNISHED THE ATRIUM 813-481-6111 ft ft ft ft ft ft North Captiva Island Gulf Front. 17603 San Carlos Blvd. 1/17/97 —Ullllt— 34031-6 Beachfront home on tropical 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den. 466-3818 CENTURY 21 PARK VIP Realty Group/ barrier Island. Glorious gulf Two weeks minimum. 1/29/97 — »#«#— 22925-7 WAS: $24,500 Rental Division sunsets. Pool, tennis, fitness Photos available. 1/17/97 —*»»»— 24417-2 Builder has oversized lots on NOW: $16,500 room. Beach walking, shelling Rent direct from owner canal in exclusive gated INCOME UNIT Real Estate Distant & fishing. Steps to the waters' and save I LOGGERHEAD CAY subdivision. East end of TWO BEDROOM - edge. Water taxi available. (609) 985-0322 Sanibel location with Beach FURNISHED BEAUTY, PEACE AND Weekly/ monthly rates. (941) (609) 492-7389 Fully Furnished Club and private access. TRANQUILITY DESCRIBE THE 549-7066 or (941) 472-6661. Two bedroom, two bath Condo Surrounded by beautiful RED COCONUTPARK WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA 11/7/97 — >«««— 7242-7 3/?/97 —««»»— 19234-2 Pool - Tennis - Cable - VCR existing homes. Call for more YOUNG ADULTS - MOUNTAINS. CALL 1-800-343- STEPS TO BEACH information 395-0909 SLEEPS SIX 0465 FOR FREE SOUTH SEAS 1/24/97 —«»«»— 25229-2 HOLIDAY RENTALS WALK TO THE BEACH INFORMATION ON HOMES PLANTATION SPECIAL RATES Two lots in The Dunes, One has ONLY $13,500 AND PROPERTY OR WRITE We have a 2 bedroom and a 3 RENTING beautiful expansive lake view. APPALACHIAN LAND bedroom, (just completed) Gulf Sanibel & Captiva FEBRUARYTHRU JUNE Other looks on preserve. Call JAMAICA BAY COMPANY, 3510 HWY.64 front luxurious units. Private Ft Myers INCLUDING: for more information 395-0909 WAS: $65,000 WEST, MURPHY, N.C. 28906. pool and spa. The resort 1/25-2/1: $900 « 1/24/97 —»»«#_ 25230-2 NOW: $30,000 1/17/97 —Ultll— 35949-1 facilities are optional. Discounted 2/1 -2/8: $900 YOU MUST SEE THIS ONE. Call OWNER after 3:00 p.m. Monthly 2/8-2/15: $1,300 BUILD YOUR 26' x 54' SANIBEL DREAM HOME (EST) Rates Annual Rentals 219-272-0889 OWNER on this roomy 1-516-628-1801 (.52 acre) lot PALM CITY 219-271-0115 1/24/97 —IHM— 24617-2 1/17/87 —»«»»— 8606-3 Cottages, Condos on prestigious BROKERS Ft. Myers Beach. J3eautiful 2 Homes and Estates BOARDWALK TO BEACH WEST GULF DRIVE bedroom, 2 bath on canal with 4664100 SOUTH SEAS 3BR/2BA home and enjoy dock. Covered parking, Amuafftentali Available VERY PRIVATE. *Gulf beach access ^r • ft * ft • screened room. Great PLANTATION Gust across the street) 1/17/97 —<»»«— 36629-7 location! $800/ month. First, Fireplace, paddle fans, •"Convenient screened lanais, BBQ, Partly furnished doublewide.. last & security. Available nowl LUXURY GULF COTTAGE mid-island location heated pool, tennis, bikes, Excellent condition on Cul-de- Call 765-5422. *City sewer & water ON THE BEACH All amenities, sac in nice senior subdivision. 1/2J/97 —»mt— 36810-6 ONLY $159,900 3 BEDROOM/3 BATH GREAT RATESlll Low maintenance fees. Contact: LOFT - POOL - TENNIS - ETC; Call owner $39,900. includes lot. Call Gem ADA SHISSLER, G.R.I, BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 314-842-2147 ' Real Estate, Inc. 995-2436. 800-572-6423 VIP Realty Group, Inc. Vacation Rentals WE ALSO HAVE 1/19/87 —tt»»»— 25308-3 Eves: 995-2384. 1 & 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE 941-472-6565 941-472-5187 1/17/97 —«»«#— 36792-6 —H»»— 21207-2 800-553-7338 ext. 54 OCEAN'S REACH 1/24/97 —ttltlt§— 26673-2 Immaculate doublewide in Lake CHANGE OF PACE DIRECT THROUGH OWNER SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Gulf front Arrowhead. Excellent Beautiful vacation home, 3 1 -3 bedroom Bay Villas One Bedroom Condo SEA OATS condition, low maintenance bedroom, 2 bath. Your own LARGE DISCOUNTS 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom Accommodates four SANIBEL fees. Many amenities in this private tennis court and JANUARY & FEBRUARY w/loft Beach Villas Non-Smoking Lots 24 and 25 senior subdivision. $49,900. swimming pool. 100 yards to Seasonal rates, Fantastic View BY OWNER includes lot. Call Gem Real Gulf of Mexico. CALL 10AM-11PM Amenities optional Beach, pool, tennis, bikes Call evenings: Estate, Inc. 995-2436. Eves: (218) 338-8031 714-499-1783 OR Also, Sanibel Harbor Owner: 413-499-4499 995-2384. (216) 338-5281 1-800-227-1783 1-800-878-7495 941-395-1972 1/31/87 -_«»g»— 31251 -2. 1/17/97 —ttlt — 36783-6 1i31/97 —HtlPfi— 254^3 2 14C Q JANUARY 17, 1996 Q ISLAND REPORTER Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals

CAPTIVA GULF FRONT Captiva Beach Home ESTATE HOME CfiPTIVfl LUXURY PRIVATE BEACIE I ULTIMATE LUXURY GULF FRONT HOUSE Tropical Luxury with the Gulf of Mexico at your Lush setting and custom, elegant decor. 3-4 Bedrooms & doorstep. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths - walk to shops and fine Private Beach At Your Doorstep 3 baths. Very spacious, Sleeps 8. Heated lap-pool & Long driveway into an acre of lush tropical estate grounds all to yourself restaurants - watch the sunset from your veranda - many exercise room, master bedrm and large screened lanai Exclusive. Tastefully Decorated 3/4 Bedrooms or den. Sleeps 8. 3 1/2 excellent high season weeks still available! overlook Gulf. Cable TVs & Sound System. Bikes & Baths. Full-sized heated pool and spa, nominated for architectural award, We also have available, 1-2 & 3 bedroom accommoda- kayak. Perfect for adults with or without children. AH with terraces and pool pavilion. All amenities, Brochure Available tions for your winter/spring vacation. We are flexible on amenities including maid service. Brochure available. $4,000 per week Dec. 19th - April 24th arrival/departure days and do not require full week only, $2,600 per week April 24th - Dec. 18th Saturday to Saturday rentals. Call Elaine at (941) 395- $4,000 per week High Season $2,500 per week after Easter 2490 or 1-800-547-0127. Evenings at (941) 472-0564 (DAYS) 201 569-2111 (WEEKENDS) 914-687-0360 Call owner (941) 395-0162- Office (941) 395-2985 - Home

GULF PINES HOME. 3 One bedroom, one bath condo SOUTH SEAS •J* <$• *J* «J* »J* •*• CASUAL CAPTIVA bedroom, 2 bath. Deluxe.' on beach In Ft Myers Beach. *••••* LUXURY Two bedroom, two bath. Garage. Short path to beach. Small family oriented 2-storey PLANTATION March - April '97. CAPTIVA GULF FRONT CONDO Two minute walk to beach. units with large beach area and PRIVATE BEACH HOME 1700 Square Feet Shopping- Restaurants $3,800/mpnth. 941-481-2441 2 pools. Sleeps 4. Available BEACH HOUSE A+ Rating Very Private OFF SEASON DISCOUNT after 6:30 p.m. March 15-29,1997. Call 941- Lovely, Private Discounted Rates Desirable Complex MAY15-DECEMBER15 2/7/97 —tint— 36709-2 992-9303. beautifully furnished. $500/ WEEK 1/17/97 —Illlllt— 36718-6 Direct through owner Near Lighthouse ** LOGGERHEAD CAY ** Heated pool- 3 Bedrooms/ 3 Baths, 32' x 8' Screened Porch DECEMBER 16 - MAY 14 TWO BEDROOM, Tropical vegetation loft - pool - tennis. Overlooks Beach $950/WEEK ON THE WATER TWO BATH Spectacular gulf views Beautifully furnished. 2 BR/2BA + Den 941-947-9189 CONDO HOME Watch the dolphins All amenities SPECIAL RATES: Bright - Spacious - Breezy 1/24/97 —Htll— 34892-2 (SLEEPS SIX). from the patio. February, Beautifully Equipped Beautifully furnished Ft. Myers Beach. BREAKFAST PATIO WITH 941-472-1764 Spring and Summer And Maintained Two bedroom, two bath condo. Furnished condos & "PICTURE POSTCARD" 972-680-2907 Pool - BBQ - Elevator homes. Available Pool - Tennis - Shuffleboard. ****** VIEW OF GULF. 1/24/87 -MM— 38581-2 1/31/97 —HUM— 28478-2 Covered Parking January through April. AVAILABLE MARCH 8 TO 15 OUR GUESTS RETURN Gulf front & beach ********* 941-472-4245 SUNSET CAPTIVA THE VACATION HOME YEAR AFTER YEAR! access. Fully equipped 2/7/97 —Hull— 36928-2 Two bedroom, lott/two bath YOU'VE ALWAYS Weekly Rentals kitchens. Pool, phone, FURNISHED. FOR A LOGGERHEAD CAY home, Beautifully furnished/ WANTED Seasonal Rates cable TV. Sleep 2-6. GREAT VACATION. Fully furnished decorated. Three T.V.s, Most private beach. Dock Color Brochure Available Weekly & monthly. BICYCLES (2), TENNIS, 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo. CD stereo, two VCR's (PAL). On bayou. Heated pool, BY OWNER Immediate occupancy. RAQUETBALL & All amenities: Two screened lanais, Wide porches, 1-800-639-6690 Reasonable rates. Call FISHING EQUIPMENT. pool, tennis, boat dock, pool, tennis, Open sunning decks. OR 802-223-3649. Linda Leone, Tropical Hut VCR, AM/FM STEREO, 2 cable TVs, boardwalk to beach. It will truly Chateau Sur Mer area. •J* *J* *J» •*• •£• *J* Realty, Inc. 463-4424 or CABLE TV (2), full kitchen. be your home - and more. Idyllic luxury and comfort. 5/16/97 — ####— 33490-6 1-800-654-3069. ANSWERING MACHINE. GROUND FLOOR BESTVALUE - GREAT RATES Easy care no effort 1/24/97 — »*##— 36458-6 WASHER DRYER Weeks available in (703) 620-9662 vacation home. FOR RENT: PLUSH 2BR Seasonal rental - Ft. Myers IN UNIT. JAN., FEB., MARCH. 3/7/97 -11)1- 25350-2 Three bedrooms, three baths. 2BA, GARAGE, SPA, ON Beach. Available March '97. FULLY EQUIPPED Write or call CAPTIVA: Two bedroom, air Monthly rentals, THE CANAL.STEPS TO Two bedroom, two bath. KITCHEN. Cliff Hall conditioned, cute cottage. Call for rates. BEACH. $2500/MO 466- Bayfront with dock. South end Steps from Gulf Available 4409 AFTER 5 P.M. of island near Catholic Church. WITHIN MILE OF 1117 Captains Walk Street 314-993-4843. BOTH GOLF COURSES. weekly or monthly. 609-368- 1/17/97 —»»»»— 28594-2 1/31/97 —milHI— 35480-7 $2000. Call 463-2084. Sanibel, FL 33957-5003 1900. 1/24/97 -Itlltm- 36564-6 RENT FROM OWNER Tel: 941-472-4077 1/24/97 —MUM— 36629-2 2/12/37 — «M»— 87440-2 800-222-7245 CAPTIVA BAY FRONT OCEAN HARBOR 2/14/97 —»«#«— 36824-2 CHATEAU SUR MER: one LUXURY CAPTIVA ESTATE MARINER POINT 2BR/ 2BA CANCELLATION minute walk to beach. AND CHARMING 2 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath Panoramic view of BEAUTIFUL TENNIS PLACE Enclosed porch, open decks. 3 GUEST COTTAGE gulf and back bay. CAPTIVA ISLAND bedrooms, 3 baths. Furnished. Townhouse NOW UNTIL JANUARY 30 With Tennis Court and 10th Floor. GINGERBREAD HOUSE Month or Season. Winter and with incredible view. Canal condo. Private Beach Access. Furnished beautifully, A new private home with Spring rates available, Call 2 pools, tennis, Two bedrooms. CALL OWNER TOLL FREE: All amenities- Victorian Key West charm. Jenny 630-543-9811 days. fishing pier. Pool - tennis. 1-888-232-2400 AVAILABLE: pool, Jacuzzi, etc. A 2 minute stroll from No pets. No smoking. 941-472-8178 . 2/7/97 ~tt#»— 33881-2 #3,000/ month. 3/14/97 —»»«»— 275S7-2 JANUARY 17 - FEBRUARY 28. a beautiful private beach $650/ week. Two weeks minimum on the Gulf. CALL OWNER SUNSET CAPTIVA BEACH FRONT CONDO 619-341-3276 FT. MYERS BEACH Near historic 941-472-2381 Elegant 3BR/2BA Home /NEW/ 1/17/97 —until— 35616-2 1 Bedroom Loft. Chapel-By-The Sea, and 1/17/97 —tm»l— 36835-2 in Two bedroms plus two baths. Across from beach. South Seas Plantation Resort. Private beachfront community. Washer/dryer. THE DUNES Very nicel Two bedrooms, 2 full baths; SANIBEL Fully furnished. Large kitchen. 3 BR/3 BA $1500/ month. fully equipped kitchen; • • • 2CATV's, VCP, Pool -tennis-bicycles. Beautifully Furnished washer/dryer; 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH BOTH AVAILABLE CD/Stereo, W/D. Now booking Townhouse. screened veranda. POOL HOME MARCH & APRIL Pool--Tennis-Boat Dock. weekly and monthly. Seasonal and monthly Furnished with Shaker ADJOINS DING DARLING DISCOUNTSI rates available. 463-3038 antiques. WILDLIFE PRESERVE Call owner 1/17/97 —«#»»— 36679-6 615-371-9029 Owner Call evenings: Photos and references CANOE AND BIKES 217197 —ttlt— Z7737-2 330-864-3094 (612)788-8404 Spectacular sunrises in this available. FURNISHED 1/31/97 —*»»» — 36000-2 stylish two bedroom, two bath December 15 thru April 30 AVAILABLE 1/31/97 —*»»»— 32920-2 home with elevated pool. Walk SUNSET CAPTIVA $1,400/ week. FEBRUARY, MARCH MUST SEE! to Wildlife Refuge / Gulf beach. May - $725/ week. OR APRIL Luxury three bedroom home. BEACH AREA Reasonable rent: February ABSOLUTELY June thru September ONE MONTH MINIMUM New carpet and tile. GULF AIR RV Park and/or March. 941-395-1438. $650/ week. Great location- BREATHTAKING Furnished trailer 1/24/97 —HUM— 36682-2 October - $725/ week. Gulf and Bay SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Pool and activities November to December 14 941-466-5163 Pool - Tennis LAND'S END UNIT 1/22/97 —tint— 36836-6 Week/Month/Season $695/ week. and more! 3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS 466-8100 # o # o # No pets. 517-321-6324 1/31/97 -MM- 33026-7 SUNSET VIEW Rate applies to four people. 1/31/97 —tiff— 28776-2 Please call Gina: SUNDIAL Want to SUNSET CAPTIVA 941-768-6050 or Write: e/Rent R.E. YOUR RENTAL SOURCE Henry Romersa Buy/Trac BEAUTIFULLY 941-395-9495 We are your 4911 Tanglewood Dr. FURNISHED HOME. 1/31/97 —iHHHI— 36143-2 LUXURY GULF CONDO TRADE: Lakefront three Island wide Nashville, TN 37216 AVAILABLE WEEKLY: Spectacular View 11! bedroom cottage near Rental Consultant - SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 615-262-9859 2 Bedroom, loft, 2 Bath. Beautifully Furnished. Cooperstown, New York. at NO cost to you! Beautiful Bayfront Condol 2/14/97 — mull— 36834-8 Screened Lanais. 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath Desire Sanibel property 704- Weekly or Seasonal Rentals Fabulous Water Views! Rent Adorable two bedroom, 1 bath 3 TV/VCR. with Den. 892-0137. 800-553-2246 through Owner and Save. home. Fully furnished & 1/31/97 —ttfUt— 36765-2 Pool - Tennis - BBQ Grill. Tennis - Sailing - (941) 395-1524. Leave equipped, including washer & 941-472-2255 Gulf Beach, Boat Dock, 5 Pools - Activity Programs. message. Call 9-5. dryer. Just a short walk to And Morel Deluxe Resort. brokers/ 1/31/97 —lililll— 36198-2 beach. $400. per week or Call owner at All Amenities. Automotive consultants Available after April 12th. $1200. per month. 463-4055. 314-532-3684 1/31/97 —tttn— 36721-8 ofsanlbel.lnc. 1/31/97 —MO*— 33104-2 Ft. Myers Beach. Special off season Times Square Area. GOVERNMENT SEIZED CARS SANIBEL VACATION HOUSE. & summer rates. Beautiful two bedroom, TORTUGA BEACH CLUB for pennies on the $1. Jaguar, Magnificent 3Br/2Ba. (612) 484-9148 1/24/97 —W»~ 31580-2 two bath house Sanibel Island Corvette, Mercedes, BMW, Overlooking Dunes Golf on intersecting canals. GULFFRONT Porshe, Honda, 4X4's, Trucks BEAUTIFUL POOL HOME Course. Beautifully Furnished SANIBEL ISLAND Sleeps six. and more. Local sales. Toll And Decorated. Fully Beautifully decorated. EASTROCKS GULF VIEW Includes golf for four free. 1-800-669-2292 ext. A- Equipped. Secluded Heated 1/2 block from Gulf. (WEST GULF DRIVE AREA) Two bedroom, two bath at the Dunes. 4000. Pool & Sundeck In Tropical 823 Lagoon Street. Overlooking tropical lake. (941) 463-0911. Completely furnished. FEBRUARY 14THRU 21. 1/17/97 —Htlt— 35267-1 Tastefully decorated. Paradise Setting. By Owner. AVAILABLE: $1500. CARS FOR $100 00 OR BEST All amenities, Available March '97. Call (305) FEBRUARY 8/97 & 315-482-5714 OFFER. AUCTIONED 3BR/2BA 226-5326. 1/17/97 — HUH!— 36766-2 17863 San Carlos, MARCH 15/97 LOCALLY BY IRS, DEA, FBI, . AVAILABLE: 1/31/97 — «««#- 33122-6 Ft Myers Beach. Contact owner BEAUTIFUL SANIBEL ISLAND 4X4'S, RV'S, BOAT'S, APRIL 1997 POINTE SANTO Ashey Oaks Resorts 770-751-1999 HOUSE ON BEACH COMPUTERS, & MORE. CALL and 2/5/97 —»W— 36087-2 Most beautiful complex A Southern Family Tradition, Watch dolphins swim, TOLL-FREE 24 HOURS 7 97-98 SEASON on Sanibel, antique colonial living. pelicans dive. DAYS- 1-800-400-3308, EXT Walk to beach. 10 acres on Gulf 1600 sq ft living space. SOUTH SEAS Glorious sunsets! 470. 708-481-8188 Pool, tennis, 2 BR/ 2BA, PLANTATION 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 1M7/97 —«#«»— 35958-1 2/7/97 —MM— 32387-2 Loft, patio, carport, Cottages of South Seas plus den activities director etel 1991 NISSAN SENTRA W/D, pool, boat dock, & AVAILABLE: Every room with gulf view 2BR/ 2BA luxury condo, 2 DOOR, 4 SPEED COQUINA BEACH all the other resort amentities MARCH 28 TO APRIL 4 Private pool. Laundry. sleeps 8 92,000 MILES 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Yearly, monthly, weekly, daily Sleeps up to 8. Eves: 773-728-6986 Designer decorated. GOOD CONDITION Close to Gulf Seasonal lates Private pool 1/24/97 —HUM- W713.2 Spectacular view 548-8788 Newiy furnished WEEKLY RAT1-8 Fillig reservations fast! In unit laundry. EFFICIENCY ON SANIBfcL l - tennis - BBQ S i /JiO I'!. Al, SLASOl i 4tC 3390 oi Goautitul sunsets Mid Island One oi two i Y OP. MONTHLY ••^.v*. money' Call wriir' 1 -.. conK* '->!(•'on i-1 in i >'r;=jhi j 'KKVliit ISLAND REPORTER • JANUARY 17, 1996 Q 15C Automotive BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Help Wanted Help Wanted Legals Personals 1949 WILLYS JEEPSTER. CHRISTIAN NETWORK is RED CONVERTIBLE, WHITE CLASSIFIED HOUSEKEEPERS buying/selling TOP. EXCELLENT NEEDED FULL TIME FRONT DESK NOTICE OF consumable/durable CONDITION. KEPT IN 472-1587 Full-Time with Benefits. RESERVATIONS: We need a ADMINISTRATION goods/services from/to other GARAGE. FT. MYERS BEACH. person with a cheerful Christians - who live in small Call for appointment. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT $8,000. 765-1029 ASSEMBLE ARTS, CRAFTS, personality to greet our towns/rural settings where 463-6141. FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA 1/17/07 —Until— 36760-6 TOYS, jewelry, wood items, 1/17/97 —ttH— 35543-6 Guests. Experience not Christianity is practiced more PROBATE DIVISION typing, sewing, computer work required but Computer and where "reputation" counts from home in your spare time. IN RE: THE ESTATE OF knowledge a plus. Benefits and where pastors/elders are Great pay. FREE details call 1- ft ft ft ft ft DELLA RAE MUNRO package, tolls paid. Call Wed- more likely to rebuke Boats & Motors 800-632-8007, 24 hrs. (FEE). Position offered to couple - deceased Sun ask for Daryl 472-1541. promisebreakers. Call 1-800- 1/17/97 —Hit — 35403-1 housekeeping / handyman. 1/24/97 —HIIHt— 35695-7 File Number 96-2706-CP 462-2000 (9am to 8pm Living quarters provided. NOTICE OF 22 FT. SEA RAY weekdays). The Christian CRUISE SHIPS HIRING-EARN Good salary & bonus Home Typists: PC users ADMINISTRATION 260 MERCRUISER 1/0, Commercial Network, Voltech, UP TO $ 2,000+/mo. Working for self-starters. needed. $45,000. income The administration of the CUDDY CABIN, Inc. on cruise ships or land tour Ft. Myers Beach. potential. Call 1-800-513-4343 estate of DELLA RAE MUNRO, DEPTHFINDER RADIO, 1/17/97 —Him— 38822-1 companies. No experience 463-4446. Ext. B423. FISHBOXES, NEW SEATS, deceased, necessary. For info., call 1- 1/17/97 —ttH— 36041-6 1/17/87 —###»— 36796-2 (119) GALLON FUELTANKS, File Number 96-2706-CP, 206-971-3552, ext. C89522. THE SANCTUARY GOLF CLUB is pending in the Services FULL CANVAS w/BIMINI, 1/17/97 —ttH— 35415-1 Part-time help needed - 20 to 30 NEW PAINT is now hiring: hours per week. Maintenance / Circuit Court for Lee County, HULL/TOPSIDES, Part-time men's Janitorial. Must be Florida, Probate Division, DRIVERS... SOLO / TEAMS / locker room attendant. the address of which is TRIM TABS, LOW HOURS OWNER OPERATORS. experienced, motivated and a GREAT BENEFITS & PAY self-starter. Call 463-3789 for Charlie Green, ** MUST SEE! ** TEAMS-$100k+, $2k sign -on! 472-6479 interview. Clerk of the Circuit Court, 540-9899 Trainers-70k+! Top owner 2/12/87 36435.2 1/17/97 —HH— 36385-6 1/24/97 —HH — 36600-6 P.O. Box 9346, operator program. Ft. Myers, FL 33902 HOUSEKEEPER: 20' SEABOLD Conventional / Coast-to-Coastl LOOKING FOR The names and addresses of Eagle 260 Mercruiser, Bonuses, benefits. Covenant Experienced, GENERAL CONTRACTOR the personal representative ISLAND LOCKSMITH SS Prop, Bucket Seats, Transport (experienced). 1- local resident preferred. OR and the personal _24-hour Emergency Service Carpet, Sharp Boat- 800-441-4394 ext. SB-5 Apply in person: B LICENSED CONTRACTOR representative's attorney Well maintained. (Graduates). 1-800-338-6428 Gulf View Manor TO QUALIFY COMPANY. are set forth below, Runs Great! ext. SB-5. Weekend recruiters. 6530 Estero Blvd. FMB GOOD RETURN. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS 1/17/97 —till— 36486-6 $6,995 1/17/97 — Hit— 35416-1 SOLID BUSINESS. ARE NOTIFIED THAT: 540-9899 945-7171. All persons on whom this 472-2394 VENDING: LAZY MAN'S MEN & WOMEN'S HAIR Leave Message. 2/7/97 —ItH— 36«14-6 notice is served who have Walter, NormaA Dan DREAM. FEW HOURS = BIG STYLIST NEEDED: 2/5/»7 — tlUII— 36805-2 objections that challenge $$. WILL SELL CHEAP. 1-800- For busy shop at Thompson the validity of the will, 5/30/97 1995 HURRICANE 820-6782. South end of VILLAGE CAFE the qualifications of the 24' DECK BOAT 1/17/97 ~l»ll— 35773-6 Fort Myers Beach. CAPTIVA NOW HIRING personal representative, WINDOW YAMAHA IO 60% Commission. VERY LOW HOURS BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Earn EXPERIENCED WAITSTAFF venue, or jurisdiction of this Call 463-2166 Court are required to file their KEPT ON LIFT potential $2,500PT/$8,000FT 1/17/97 —till— 36610- AND 542-8788 per month, processing HOSTESS. objections with this Court 2/7/87 —Hit— 36609-2 insurance claims and billing for CALL 472-1956 WITHIN THE LATTER OF healthcare providers. Software OR APPLY IN PERSON THREE MONTHS AFTER Scarab Sport 30' purchase required. No Advertising 14970 CAPTIVA DRIVE. THE DATE OF THE FIRST Open Fisherman. experience required. Sales 1/17/97 —HH— 36B25-2 PUBLICATION OF THIS Twin 225 Suzuki. Financing available. 1-800- NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS WASHING (941)463-0911 Representative AFTER THE DATE OF Call Tim at 1/17/87 —Hit— 3«717-« 722-SAMS http://www.samsi.com. REPORTER SERVICE OF A COPY 395-0305 30' 1975 Trojan. Twin 5.2L 1/17/97 —HH — 35810-1 For local weekly newspaper OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. .3/14/17 inboards. New bottom paint. NOTARY- MUST HAVE on Sanibel, • • • All creditors of the decedent GRACEWAY CLEANING Engines rebuilt. Very clean. self-starter, motivated, NOTARY CERTIFICATE. Willing and other persons We live on Sanibel. $23,000. Call 463-9599. great organizational skills, FOR AWARD-WINNING to travel to borrower home for having claims or demands Excellent local 1/17/97 —till— 36731-6 ' a "people person" FT, MYERS BEACH signing loan. DOC's Call 1 -800- against decedent's estate references. 1. Sailboat - Alcort sailfish. experience preferred. WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 500-0610, Ext. 306 Leave on whom a copy of this notice Rental units, Fiberglass. $150. or best offer. We offer; 4 ff t message. is served within three months private homes. 2. Fiberglass 8' fun boat. 10HP salary, commission, Covering the new after the date of the 1/17/97 —11110— 35863-1 Weekly, bi-monthly. Mercury. Cockpit controls. vacation and benefits plan. town government. first publication of this notice GLOBAL BUSINESS $300. Call 463-9375. Experience in hard news must file their claims OPPORTUNITY. Direct SECURITY HOUSE-CHECK & 1/17/97 —lilt — 36803-6 Fax or mail resume to: reporting required, with this Court marketing. Outstanding MAINTENANCE PROGRAM KIMCROUTHAMEL Flexible hours including WITHIN THE LATTER OF support, Knowledge systems. Inexpensive weekly house ADVERTISING MANAGER some evenings, THREE MONTHS AFTER Start up under $10,000. 90% checks on all systems during Marine Accessories ISLAND REPORTER some weekends. profit margin. Potential six THE DATE OF THE FIRST your absence. P,OBOX809, Full time, good benefits. figures within 6 months. 1-800- PUBLICATION OF THIS Tony & Grace Lyons , SANIBEL, PL, 33957 • Send resume, recent clips Deep water boat slip: For boat 432-0018 ext. 1554. NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS 472-9449. FAX (941) 472-8396 and a letter up to 44 ft. Near ICW and 1/17/97 —till— 36691-1 AFTER THE DATE OF 2/81/97 — tHt— 1724-2 am/97 —tin*. a««4i.a stating why you want causeway. 24 hr Security SERVICE OF A COPY $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATELY $$ DRIVING RANGE to cover the Beach to: watch. $7 per ft w/ prepayment OFFICE CLERK OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. for structured settlements, and GOLF SHOP Jimmy Espy All other creditors discount. 30 amp electric & SANIBEL deferred insurance claims. INVESTOR/PARTNER 2510 Del Prado Blvd., of the decedent and persons water included. Protected PART TIME/FULL TIME J.G. Wentworth 1- (941) 463-0911 Cape Coral, FL. 33904 having claims or demands Attractive Harbor, 482-1149 Word Perfect required. 800-386-3582. 1/17/97 —Mill— 36718-6 1/31/97 —Hill— 36837-6 against the decedent's estate 1/31/97 —#»##— 36204-7 Send resume to: 1/17/97 —#«»«— 35421-1 LOOKING FOR PJM must file their claims DEBT CONSOLIDATION. CUT Deep and shallow GENERAL CONTRACTOR 760 Sextant Dr #421 with this court PAYMENT to 50%. Reduce or draft slips and OR Sanibel, Fl 33957 Legals WITHIN THREE MONTHS eliminate interestl Past due " boat house slip available. B LICENSED CONTRACTOR 1/17/97 —itlH— 36678-2 AFTER THE DATE OF THE balances brought current! Direct Access to Gulf. TO QUALIFY COMPANY. FIRST PUBLICATION Same day approval. Non profit. (941) 466-9700 GOOD RETURN. SELL AND SAIL DIVORCE $125 * COVERS OF THIS NOTICE. Licensed & bonded. Toll Free ASK FOR SANDRA SOLID BUSINESS. CHILDREN, PROPERTY ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND KCC 1-888-795-7675. 1/17/97 —HH— 36550-8 945-7171. Immediate opening in high DIVISION, NAME CHANGE, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 1/17/97 —tut!—- 35423-1 Boat dockage wanted for 16' 2/7/97 —Hit— 36613-6 volume resortwear store and MILITARY, MISSING SPOUSE, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. WOLFF TANNING BEDS Tan at Boston Whaler. North Sanibel VENDING / $$$ - GREAT sailing school in South Seas ETC. ONE SIGNATURE The date of the first home. Buy DIRECT and SAVE! or Captiva area. Needed for OPPORTUNITY in the small .Plantation on Captiva. REQUIRED. *EXCLUDES publication of this Notice Commercial/Home Units from February & March. Call 472- vending machine industry. Sell fun activewear, sailing GOVTFEES, UNCONTESTED. is January 8, 1997. $199.00. Low Monthly 6674. Quick return on investment. courses, learn to sail too. PAPERWORK DONE FOR Craig A. Munro, payments FREE color catalog. 1/17/97 —HUM— 36789-6 Profitable machines on Beautiful dockside location. YOU. 1-800-574-9900 Personal Representative, Call today 1-800-842-1310. location. $4,995.00 Call for Call 454-1644 Mon-Fri. BUDGET DIVORCE 7501 Ulmerton Road, #1124, 1/17/97 —tlllt~ 35768-1 free brochure 1-800-466-8913. Wkends 472-5111 Ext. 7141. 1/17/97 —Itll— 3S823-1 Largo, FL. 33771 FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION. Recreational Vehicles 1/17/97 —till— 36818-1 1/22/97 —Hit- 36711-2 Anita M. Butler, Immediate relief! Too many ASSOCIATE- ASSISTANT Attorney for debts? Overdue bills? Reduce NEEDED. GREAT Personal Representative, monthly payment 30% to 50%, 1996 Premier 38' Super Slide Garage Sales OPPORTUNITY FOR Butler Law Group, P.A. eliminate interest, Stop Out. Rubber roof, awning, patio MOTIVATED AGENT TO REGISTER YOUR 301 N. Belcher Road, collection callers. NCCS doors. Central air & heat, ASSIST IN ACTIVE REAL Clearwater, FL. 34625 (nonprofit). 1-800-955-0412. microwave, stereo, ESTATE BUSINESS. FICTITIOUS NAME 1/17/97 —mill— 34097-5 1/17/97 —*»#*— 36<15-7 washer/dryer. Self contained. WE DO ESTATE SALARIED AND WITH THE OUR FAMILY has bought Sleeps six. All options. Asking COMMISSIONED SALES OBSERVER contracts & mortgages since $20,500. OBO. Will take AGENTS. CALL ALAN AT Personals 1937. We are fair and treat our smaller trailer in trade. Will FULLY LICENSED 472-2255. NEWSPAPER customers well. If you receive deliver. 941-357-6733. 1/31/97 —Hill— 36778-2 payments call...Skip Foss 1- 1/24/97 —Hit— 36616-S AND BONDED • • • Fort Myers Beach Observer PURPLE RINGER 800-637-3677. SUPERSHOW PRICES CUSTOMER RELATIONS Island Reporter 1/17/97 —tHI— 36587-1 EVERYDAYI We'll beat any RV WE DO MOVING SALES TRAFFIC COORDINATOR DEATHS IN HOSPITALS often Supershow price the entire FREE ESTIMATES South Seas & & Captiva Current are due to Malpractice and Anti- month of January. • • » Captiva Properties Life attitudes. For free info, on Guaranteedl Major needs a $38 will print your righting such wrongs and how manufacturers & models CONNIE'S strong and experienced INTENT TO to fight back, call 1-800-462- represented. RV World of administrative staff REGISTER 2000 (9am to 8pm weekdays). Nokomis. 1-800-262-2182, ext. COLLECTIBLES member with excellent FICTITIOUS NAME The Christian Commercial "the tobacco shop with 39. people skills for our in ail three of our weekly Network, Voltech, Inc. 16731 MCGREGOR a hippie flavor" 1/17/97 —tilt*— 36823-1 South Seas Plantation publications. 1/17/97 —Hit — 36819-1 466-6399 office. ... pipes, papers, candles, Good Windows PC skills imported cigs/tobaccos, Trucks & Vans required for ATTENTION incense, jewelry & more. Want to Buy-Misc word processing, ATTORNEYS! database and We will print your LEGAL KLEAR® & CARBO® Antique slot machines wanted. Help Wanted Urine Cleansers spread sheets. NOTICES for In any condition. Call or mail 1992 TOYOTA PREVIA: Salary commensurate $5.50 PER INCH! photo to Robert Hockensmith, "18 and over" LOADED! AVON - Act Now. No Door/Door with qualifications. 1254 Par View Drive, Sanibel, Excellent condition. required. Earn to 50%. Work Call Gretchen Meyers at For more details FL. 33957. (941) 472-9442. 3915 Broadway Definitely a must see! place, friends, direct mail. Your 472-1994. 3/21/97 ~-PW— 36783-6 please call Katherine Ft, Myers, FL 33901 Call after 6pm products at cost. Insurance A great job in a DESPERATELY WANTED: (941) 482-7111. (200' N. of Edison Mali) or weekends. available. 1-800-966-2166. world-class ONE SUPER BOWL 549-9546 Independent Sales Rep, Sandi. resort environment. (941) 936-RING TICKET. 472-8183. _*Z2i97__ —till— 36577-7 1/24/97 —Hit— 24359-7 1/31/97 —HH- 36797-2 2/28/97 -ttH— 29156- 8 1/22/97 3S8fS7-2 16C . 17.1996 • ISLAND REPORTER The Best Red fids In The Business 472-1587

BOAT.'DETAILING • COMPUTERS I FILL & GRADING f LAWN CARE I MOVING PAINTING RON'S PAINTING VAN SERVICES CALL BOB GLIDDEN HOME PRO Moving to and from storage, PAINTER BRIGHTWORKS ** FOR: Apartments, Homes, FILL DIRT "The Total Package" COMPUTER Commercial, packing, Full PROFESSIONAL AND STONE DRIVEWAYS « * * Service. Free estimates, Local • DOCKSIDE BOAT PERSONAL SERVICE KNOW-HOW STONE YARDS COMPLETE and long distance. No job too DETAILING INTERIOR - EXTERIOR * * * BOB CAT LAWN SERVICE & large or small. 24 hr., RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL • VARNISHING 7 days a week. Serving all your computer BACK HOE LANDSCAPE PRESSURE CLEANING • GEL COAT REPAIR Experienced/Professional needs: BOX BLADE MAINTENANCE FREE ESTIMATES Jack "Van" Fleet INSURED • RECAULKING SETUP, SALES, REPAIR, BUSHOG MOWING • t 4 CONCRETE REMOVAL 939-9898 PAY UPON COMPLETION TRAINING, & LICENSED AND INSURED 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE LICENSED & INSURED CONCRETE CUTTING, 1/17/97 —MHII— 22106-6 CONSULTATION LlC. PT0O0286 SAWING & DRILLING 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE SERVING: STATE LIC. RX0064659 SITE CLEANUP AS ALWAYS, FT. MYERS BEACH, LICENSED PRESSURE CLEANING 466-8226 FREE 24 HOUR PHONE SOUTH FT. MYERS, 482-1695 a/r/87 —»*»»— 36aoB-a (lie. 960144) SUPPORT & SANIBEL & CAPTIVA • • * INSURED BOAT SERVICES CALL TQDAYS 463-3682 "MY NAME IS DIRTY JOBS . TELEPHONE & REPAIRS - 489-2570 MANFRED VON HASSEL, DONE DIRT CHEAP!

..-.AWXI-WLL PROVIDE , • • • • .•' '^rt * i jl^ ^m^* ^^^ MPt- J ^P QUALITY, RELIABLE & t J^T*-i *?Ti XT', «f*-v *P" T7 ''- ' '4' PRESSURECLEANIN'G' HANDYMAN DEPENDABLE SERVICE , Tp;YOU.". General "; ' - Maintenance four week minimum • •' a • • . CALL THOMAS A. •. ' . • • DRIVEWAYS- Awigrip, Woti s THE HANDIEST " 481-2470 CURRAN CO. ( 11.00-2 week minimum) .- ,.'. & DECKS .. BriteWork, HANDYMAN "And I will be there" Gel Coat t • • .-**;''. • TELEPHONE • REPAIRS Cosrnetics 1/31/87 —>»Hf»— .36348-6 COMMERCIAL & • VOICEMAIL SOUND DIESEL REPAIR • Plumbing RESIDENTIAL • DATA CABLING .' Carpentry Tray Baireau PHONES FOR ALL •Windows T A T A V A ;' (941)332-1633 MAJOR PHONE SYSTEMS • Screens ALLYOUR PETE'S LAWN NEW & REFURBISHED •Roof leaks CLEANING NEEDS 'M11M —ittl— SERVICE, INC. COMPLETE , 'PAINTING BY PARADI0E CLEANING 9,9 CENTS DIESEL SERVICES ' & MUCH MUCH MORE' •«*

REMODELING t -• CALL • PER MINUTE PUT 1 MIKE OR JIM RATE LONG DISTANCE iEP-.a ".L"- r-i. HOURLY RATE r~ r\ i --L • M. • • • I * I • 1 • 1 /AN .C CALLING CARDS @ 1 463-7565 or CALL JERRY 17.9/M WITH WINFIELD, 76^-9465 432-7004 (pager) NO ACCESS FEE CONTRACTING J • J • J • DEBIT CARDS® ni r i •' i ' t - FACTORY TRAINED j i 16.9 CENTS'M li r, 'I'll -15 YRS EXPERIENCE • I) • 1 • NO SET-UP OR •If i J I , - LICENSED & INSURED IN'i ^ajdwiif.! (. ii Mr J CALL TO PAY! •r *r.n\ . PAINTING MINIMUMS New IOPIO'vnW viiy I.I 'n1 \\\ )' - * i BUSINESS OR 24 HOUR PETROLLINI RESIDENTIAL "\.lt' "Ull'l "I li-s-. •* EMERGENCY SERVICE 472-1587 PAINTING • • • Lircr y i ',.-T 11 ' r._ k FREE ESTIMATES vr r-' ' i- i COMPANY 941-590-0067 DOUG WINFIELD \.. •• i - 542-7324 (941)772-1370 HAULING CALL L . I ' \ CARPET & PETE SEVARINO r J , i '•••. CERAMIC TILE • ••••• TRASH MAN 941-765-1427 451-3534 •jj! tin '» i ' Light Hauling 1 11 07^ <»»»- 36718 6 Licensed Construction T A T A T A RETAIL STORE EMBROIDERY & Clean Up Labor MONOGRAMMING Skid-Steer Work, PRICES TOO HIGH? Demolition, FOR ^^ Al-iijir .I'-tj Acreage Mowing, chct /in/I &LI>"UI I' I Trucks For Roofers, IllPa a>dl iMj ONLY Free eyiintijj & -. JJ J1 Concrete Removed In i1 it- "-e^n e P"lll It < Vr Intta |tit