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NOVEMBER 21, 1997 VOLUME 25 NUMBER 2 3 SECTIONS, 52 PAGES

Playhouse ... 'an institution beyond personalities' Group rallies for removal of eight board members By Gwenda Hiett-Clements Staff Writer "No matter what happens, it's great to have this kind of support. It's over- whelming!" said Robert Cacioppo, artistic director of the Pirate Playhouse, of the turn out at the ACT NOW meet- Gwenda Hiett-Clements ing called for Thursday, Nov. 13 at the Sanibel Community Center which A crowd of over 300 showed up to hear the details of the intentions of the ACT NOW group formed to contest the actions of the board of attracted more than 300 people. directors of the Pirate Playhouse. In reaction to the 9-5 vote on Oct. 28 by the Pirate Playhouse board of direc- tors not to renew Cacioppo's contract, Sewer improvement ACT NOW, who identify themselves as citizens concerned for the future of the Playhouse, was formed. Four of the five board members who opposed cost under one umbrella Cacioppo's being replaced resigned By Mark S. Krzos "Costs have not gone up; they just from the board and are now affiliated News Editor would have been paid off in two sepa- with ACT. The payment plan for the Sanibel rate ways. In fact, we are actually sav- ACT has called for a vote at a meet- Sewer System underwent another ing taxpayers money because that now ing Dec. 4 of Playhouse membership to facelift Tuesday when the Sanibel City means that the $7 million (if the refer- act on proposals to remove and replace Council sliced up a plan that would endum is approved) is tax deductible directors of the current board. have had taxpayers paying for the on your federal income taxes," Reding To respond to ACT NOW the cur- Gwenda Hiett-Clemenfs sewer in two different ways. said. "This brings it all into one refer- rent board of directors headed by Jack According to Sanibel City Manager endum." Zwick, president, will have a meeting David Lund explains the proxy Gary Price, user fees would pay for Initially a six percent increase was open to members tomorrow, Saturday, vote solicitation to people attend- $7.4 million in sewer improvements proposed in user fees to pay for capital Nov. 22 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the ing the meeting last week. and what council did was take that plan costs, but council denied the pioposi- Pirate Playhouse. At the special meeting Dec. 4 Pirate for funding and put it under the tion and instead decided to roll over the In a notice to Playhouse members of Playhouse membership will vote to act planned referendum. increase into the leferendum. its proposed action, ACT stated: upon the following proposals listed in What does this mean to taxpayers on But despite this new angle, Price "Efforts have been made to convince detail in a Proxy vote solicitation Sanibel? threw out a warning to the voters. "If the remaining directors to reconsider A lot, says Sanibel City Council mailed to members and handed out at •please see page 2A and reverse their decision to no avail. the Nov. 13 meeting: member Andrew Reding. The only remedy left is to attempt to 1) to appoint Martin J. Harrity as remove specified directors from office chairman of this special meeting in and replace them with candidates of Readers choice contest extended your choice." •please see page 2A The 1998 First Annual Best of the also gives readers a chance to express Islands competition was designed to their contentment with local businesses. give winning businesses something to Ballots are available in the Island brag about for a year. Reporter until Nov. 28, or just look Royce pleads no contest; And due to the popularity of the con- around town for the green ballot boxes test, the Island Reporter is giving read- and posters. Ballots need to be returned ers an extra week to make their choices. to the Island Reporter office in the gets 5 years probation "We've just had such a great Village Shops, 2340 Periwinkle Way. Jennifer "J,R." Royce, a former records clerk for the Sanibel Police response from advertisers and readers, Or you can drop them off at participat- Department, pled no contest to charges of grand theft Nov. 17 and was sen- we decided to enable more businesses ing merchants displaying the "Best Of tenced to five years probation, according to her public defender John Plant. to get involved by extending the contest posters and ballot boxes, Royce was arrested Aug. 22 for grand theft after Lee County Sheriff's through the month of November!" If you haven't cast your ballot or put Officers searched her home and found several items belonging to the Sanibel General Manager Morgan Newcomb up ballot boxes at your business, TIME Police Department that were listed as missing. Items found in her home said. IS RUNNING OUT! For more infor- included: a laptop computer, police badges, a holster and several Sanibel The Island's Choice contest allows mation, call the Reporter at (941) 472- Police jackets and other clothing. Five days later, Royce was charged with the readers to vote for their favorite busi- 1587 or fax (941) 472-8398. Deadline fraudulent use of a credit card. ness and give them the honor of being is noon Saturday, Nov. 29. Winners will "She pled no contest," Plant said explaining that her plea is not one of guilt, chosen by their friends and neighbors be published in the Dec. 5 issue. All but part of a ptea bargain offer with the state attorney. "No jail time was part as "Best Of Champion. semi-fmalists and winners will be invit- of the offer. Now she'll have to pay fines, court costs and restitution. Because With more than 100 categories to ed to a celebration party at BIG Arts of this agreement she'll have to serve five years probation." vote for, the contest opens opportuni- Monday, Dec. 1. Plant explained that there was no mention of community service at the trial. ties for every business to market their So go ahead! Tell us who your wares and talents to the community. It favorite is. Ready? Let's vote! NOVEMBER21'V'1'397'Q Police watch

closed due to reconstruction and unsafe the car stolen to Sanibel police. A short had found it along Periwinkle Way. 'Ding' violations conditions. The man crawled through time later the Lee County Sheriff BUSTED—Officer Anthony On Nov. 1 a Refuge Officer at the the fence and past a "closed" sign. He Department discovered the car gutted Thompson was on routine bicycle J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife was issued a violation notice for tres- at the corner of A&W Blvd. and patrol when he saw three white males Refuge checked the cooler of a couple passing m a closed area with a fine of Gladiolus. The interior of the car was standing outside a pickup truck smok- of people fishing off Wildlife Drive and $50. completely torn out including the seats. ing in front of a Periwinkle Way shop- discovered 15 undersized mangrove The car was still running, but the steer- ping center. When he approached one of the men said he was smoking a snapper and one undersized TICKETED— ing column was smashed out. The sus- "roach." Thompson identified himself sheepshead. The couple stated that they Jerry Lee Uhl of Cape Coral, Nov. pects apparently gained entry to the and searched the men. Joseph Clifford did not know there was a size or bag 17, failure to use signal, $86; no regis- vehicle by smashing the driver's win- Martin, 26, was arrested and charged limit on snapper or sheepshead. The tration, $43; no insurance, $46. dow. The alarm was not activated on with possession of marijuana. Officer seized the fish and issued each David A Spoehr of Conch Court, the vehicle. Thompson searched 20-year old a violation notice for possessing fish in Nov. 17, following too close after a NO MORE HOPE—A Fort Myers William Alfred Pohto Jr.'s vehicle and violation of state law in the amount of four car chain reaction accident on man left his bicycle at a local restaurant discovered a small bag of marijuana. $100. Periwinkle Way; $86. and discovered it missing in September. Pohto was also arrested for possession SOUND SLEEPERS—A local cou- He waited until Nov. 13 before report- of marijuana. They are scheduled to On Nov. 8 a Refuge Officer at the ple on retreat at their Periwinkle Way ing it stolen to police. He had hoped appear in Lee County Court Dec. 1. J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife condominium awoke to find their 1992 someone would return the mountain Refuge observed a man within a closed Cadillac gone Nov. 13. They reported bike valued at $367.19 to where they area, Shell Mound Trail, which is Proxy: Candidates state they were not contacted; survey supports Cacioppo Page 1A Taub and Richard Riley. Current board members not designated for removal include Joe Adams, Lex place of the president of the board, Jack Zwick Roulston and Liddy (Smith) Johnson.) 2) to approve the fact that there is cause to remove 5) to fix the number of directors at 15 from office those directors who voted not to renew Liddy Johnson in a notice issued to the media Cacioppo's contract noted that on the Proxy solicitation, Proposal 4 states: 3) to remove from office for cause each director "All candidates have agreed to serve if elected." who voted not to renew Cacioppo's contract Johnson said: "I have never been asked to serve on (Directors listed for removal are Barry Roth, Mary ACT's slate of officers. I have never discussed this Ellen Tiffany, Joyce Weissbach, Carol Lawrence, with the ACT NOW group and consequently have not Nanelle Wehmann, Carla Benninga, Arthur Williams, given my consent to this proxy solicitation. If asked, I Jack Zwick.) would not serve." 4) to elect new directors (Listed successors until "I support the decision reached by the majority of 1998 annual meeting are Al Park, Ginger Parker, Toni the board. To circulate a person's name without the Lapi and Sue Ann Pirsch. Listed successors until expressed permission of that person is outrageous, 1999 annual meeting are Roy Silvers, David irresponsible and reprehensible. This action by ACT Yudovitz, Joe Fisher and Frederick Yeager. Those NOW should be a red flag to all reasonable, thinking who would hold a directorship until the 2000 annual individuals in the community." meeting are Ken Nirenberg, Lloyd Wright, Ginny Frederick Jaeger, publisher of Times of the Island, explained that he also never gave authorization for his name to be on the ballot. He said it is probably a Holiday Closing misunderstanding. He had been asked some time ago Sanibel Parks and Recreation will be closed if he would ever serve on the Playhouse board and he Thursday, Nov. 27 and Friday, Nov. 28 for the had indicated he would, but that was before the con- Syril Ivler Rubin expressed her concern for the future of the Pirate Playhouse when the Thanksgiving Holiday. flicts. floor was opened for citizen comment. Jaeger emphasized, "At this point I would not accept an appointment. I will continue to support the members signed up the night of the meeting. Playhouse in all circumstances. A part of the income Weather According to volunteers working at the Playhouse, High Low Rain from subscriptions to Times of the Islands will contin- approximately 100 more membership applications ue to go to the Playhouse. It is an institution that is were picked up that Friday. Total numbers of new Nov. 13 82 65 beyond personalities." Nov. 14 84 69 1.3 members according to Zwick was around 140. Nov. 15 80 64 Gary Butler, who is legal negotiator for ACT As of Sept. 25 there were a few more than 400 Nov. 16 79 59 NOW, explained that total membership eligible to members listed in the Pirate Playhouse Playbill. ACT Nov. 17 72 51 vote at the Dec. 2 meeting had to be established by NOW sent out a total of 600 surveys to those listed, Nov. 18 78 56 Friday, Nov. 14 at 5 p.m. Nov. 19 82 60 According to ACT NOW spokesmen, 91 new •please see page 4A Rainfall for November so far is 1.32 inches com- SEWERS 'from page 1A pared with 3.3 inches for the entire month last year. the referendum does not pass, utility taxes and service Holiday deadlines Note: rainfall levels are recorded from the rates will be the payment method." morning of the day given to the following morn- Ad valorem taxes are the only way to cover the Due to the Thanksgiving holiday early press ing. entire cost of the sewer project. Revenue from the deadlines have been established. Subsequently Source: Sanibel/Captiva Islands Chamber of other side of the referendum coin — the utility tax the Island Reporter's deadlines will fall on Commerce. would only cover approximately $13 million and the Monday, Nov. 24 for the Nov. 28 issue. They are remaining $7 million would have to come through as follows: service rates or user fees. Classified, 3 p.m., Monday

Editorial office: (941) 472-1567 Sanibel resident Jim Courtney said lumping the Display, 5 p.m., Monday Display advertising: (941) 472-1587 additional $7 million on to ad valorem taxes amounts Editorial, 5 p.m., Monday Classified advertising (941) 472-1587 Subscriptions £941)472-1587 to about a 35 percent tax increase. But Reding was Business office (941)472-1587 quick to point out that the increase will not come Fax:"(941) 472-8398 Street address The Village Shopping Center from the county property tax. 2340 Periwinkle Way SCCF annual report Sanibel, Florida 33957 "Don't anybody get the idea that you're gonna see a 35 percent property tax increase, cause it ain't The Island Reporter (USPS 813-580) is published weekly each Friday by Gulf Coast Weeklies, Inc , P O. Box 809, Sambal, Florida gonna happen," Reding said explaining the increase 33957-0809 would amount to approximately a two to three percent Subscriptions- Sanibel, Captiva and Lee County, $22 per year including state sales tax, continental United States, or split subscrip- increase on residents' property taxes. tion, $28 per year including state sales tax, foreign, $42 per year Periodicals postage paid at Sanibel, Florida POSTMASTER Send Since the change to move the $7.4 million was address changes to the Island Reporter, P O Box 809, Sanibel, adopted by council, several other sewer items were Honda 33957-0809 continued until the Dec. 2 meeting of the City Gulf Coast Weeklies, Inc publishes the CAPTIVA CURRENT, Council. FORT MYERS BEACH OBSERVER, GULF COAST WOMAN, ISLAND REPORTER. "On an ordinance you have to have two hearings and since there was a change in the language, these The publisher assumes no financial responsibilities for typo- graphical errors in advertisements, but will reprint without charge that items had to be continued," Reding explained. part of an advertisement In which the typographical error occurs. If an In addition to the change in paying for sewer sys- error occurs the management must be notified within three working Craig Albert, vice president of Community days. The publisher retains the right to refuse or revise any adver- tem capital improvements, the Sanibel City Council Bank of the Islands, presents Brick tisement also approved a sewer system rate structure where 15 ijindblad, executive director of the Sanibel- © 1997 GULF COAST WEEKLIES, INC. percent of the cost would be based on a fixed rate ^aptiva Conservation Foundation, a check while 85 percent of the cost would be based on usage m the amount of $2,500 in support of their annual report. ISLAND -REPORTER. Q> NOVEMBER- Q- 3A--

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Derleth is eligible for Waterworks Association as the number osmosis plant in DEP's large communi- re-election for one more term. one distribution center in Florida for ty drinking water facilities category. IWA is governed by a five member 1997 in the Division One category. Steve Rensing, Level 3 Water Plant board of directors who serve without Division One, the category with the Operator, accepted the award at DEP's pay. Directors must be year-round resi- largest number of entrants for judging, Annual Plant Operations Excellence dents of Sanibel or Captiva and must includes associations that service under Award program in Tallahassee Nov. 13. be IWA members or an official repre- 10,000 members. This is the first year Consideration for the award was sentative of a condominium or other recognition has been given by based on maintenance, compliance, IWA corporate member. Meetings are American Waterworks, the major innovative treatment, waste reduction, normally the fourth Tuesday of every industry group for water associations. pollution prevention, conservation, month/Directors are elected by the Gwenda Hiett-Clemenls "They were really impressed with recycling or other special achieve- membership at IWA's Annual Meeting our operation. When we went up to get ments. in April. Phil Noe, chief operator; Steve the award, the presenter really encour- Anyone who would like more infor- Rensing, Level 3 Water Plant aged everyone in attendance at the cer- Election time mation should contact our administra- Operator; Jim Ossanna and emony to come up and take a look at In other Island Water Association tive assistant Lori Thompson at 472- Damon Young, Level 1 Water news it is election time for two seats on Plant Operators, contributed to the material we presented about our 2113. —G.H.C. Island Water's recognition by the Department of Environmental Protection. CACIOPPO AND ACT NOW 'from page 2A other known members said, "It is great to see so member Ginger Parker, and other residents ask- many people here, but it who had been the chair- ing whether or not they is a sad night to consider man of the Playhouse felt Cacioppo's contract the circumstances that fund-raising gala benefit, should be renewed. A brought us here to have The Emerald Ball, total of 316 came back to deal with an issue that announced that she will for 52.7 percentage rate should not have hap- be a candidate on the of return. Of the 219 pened. proposed replacement members who responded, "It was never a unani- board. 204 checked to retain mous decision to change Parker said, "Right Cacioppo while 13 the structure of the lead- now I don't know what Gwenda Hiett-Clements checked to remove and ership. The spending of to do, how to balance my had no opinion. Of the $5,000 to hire someone affections. I have to ask Jack Middlebrook, distribution manager; Omar Alvarez, distribution 97 non-members who for the search was autho- myself what will benefit technician; Joe Scholfield, distribution technician; Deborah returned surveys, 90 rized after a meeting. I the Pirate Playhouse Rodriguez, membership administrator; Mike Miller, distribution indicated retaining decided to resign while I more — bowing to the technician; Lori Thompson, administrative assistant to the general Cacioppo; two said manager; Jon Gasaway, distribution technician, display the Island still have integrity," Park board's decision or fight- remove and had no opin- said. ing it? I am suffering Water Association's engraved lead glass award for best distribution ion. The numbers totaled center in Florida. Zwick, who began his because the board made 93 percent in favor of term as board president a decision that caused us retaining Cacioppo. in February, said, "The all to be here. I am will' At the ACT NOW decision to restructure ing to be a candidate, but meeting the four board the directorship has been I will oust people I members who resigned under discussion for respect very much. It's spoke, Roulston spoke some time. All parties very troubling." on behalf of the current present at the board Lex Roulston spoke board, and residents were retreat Saturday, Oct. 25 on behalf of the board given an opportunity to unanimously agreed at members who voted to speak and ask questions. that time to the restruc- change the director struc- Everything The Name Implies Al Park, past president turing. That was 14 of 15 ture and not renew of the board of directors, members; one member Cacioppo. jr/you seek privacy in Sanibel's most natural setting, uncrowded,access to was in Australia at the He said, "I was not in M. the island's only private golf club, and a stunning selection of luxurious single family, villa and condominium residences, visit The Sanctuary on time. I want to make it town for the vote, but I Sanibel Island. clear that this was not a wanted to make some sudden thing. It has been points tonight on behalf known for a long time to of the other board mem- not be working." bers. They were not here Park contended, because they did not receive their invitations :; SouilvStTit-.Ftafiiatioii M "There were sham com- •v '\\-;<'.:•.;:.' King's(Irnw'iilluivi*? ':.\ ",•••':>:/'i mittees giving 'yo-yo' in the mail until yester- directions to Cacioppo. day. They saw this as

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The clubhouse and be sure to see our newest single family, condominium, determine what is best board felt it was very fair and villa residences. for the future of the to Cacioppo because he Starting at $379,000. Pirate Playhouse. I hope will be with us through this does not turn into a May. That will allow him Waldrop Homes • Carlton Naumann Classic Homes dog fight and sour people time to find other • Wolter Group • Frey & Son Homes to the Playhouse who employment." • BTS Construction Corporation will say I'll just go some- Roulston further HouUi Seas IMaiilation where else. I'll take a explained that although For further information contact: back seat now and let the he was not here for the Sanctuary Realty Services, LTD Licensed Real Estate Broker membership take the vote, he would have Phone us for directions lead," 1/800/725-4222 • 941/472-4222 Another former board •please see page 14A ISLAND REPORTER D" NOVEMBER -2.1*1997; Q-5A New water line causing gridlock By Mark S. Krzos IWA originally planned the project News Editor for the winter in order to eliminate the It happening already — traffic jams. need to keep the trench dry. If the pro- Each year the traffic seems to build ject began in the summer when fewer earlier than the year before, culminat- people were on the island, IWA would ing in a snaking line of cars around need to set up de-watering pumps and Thanksgiving. But this year cars have that process would have forced the pro- been backed up in early November. ject to run longer, require more road- The main reason for the traffic prob- way space and be much noisier. lems is not because a sudden boom in Since the City of Sanibel intends to Sanibel's tourism industry, but due to install a new stormwater system, raise the installation of a new water main on and pave Periwinkle, the time to com- Periwinkle Way between Casa Ybel plete this job is now, Derowitsch said. and Dunlop Road. As of last week, Cabana The installation of the new 12 inch Construction Co., the low bidder for Saul Taffet water main has been under considera- the $360,000 project, has installed 870 Flagman Vernon Mack will be a familiar sight to motorists over the coming months as construction along Periwinkle Way slows down tion for many years by the Island Water feet of pipe and tunneled under four vehicular and bicycle traffic. Association and consists of replacing trees. The project is expected to be 4,660 feet of 33 year-old, asbestos completed in March, but no work will I A mi i » o I rempnf mnf K i i • . i i 1 j -Vt—• " " - — • uc-iiuiic utriiiijj tirc"Ticnrcrafy"aCirsTJflS xronrnrum t j~i;o^ccri^icri "This is the most difficult pipe-lay- (Thanksgiving, Christmas through New ing job IWA has undertaken," IWA rep- Year's Day). By Mark S. Krzos tation of "Squanto and the First resentative Dick Derowitsch said. Once the pipeline is completely News Editor Thanksgiving." The route of water main replacement installed, the next step is to thoroughly We often forget that Thanksgiving Other special festivities for the cel- is lined with Australian Pine trees, flush all sand and sediment from it. is a day to reflect on what we have ebration include a Sanibel Library which have to be tunneled under to Then IWA will test the pipe to make accomplished over the past and what volunteer reading a Thanksg.ving avoid cutting the roots and weakening sure there are no leaks, followed by a we can do to help ourselves, our fam- poem, BIG Arts John Friedman will their support. Derowitsch said because sterilization of the pipes to make sure it ily, our community and the world at read President Bill Clinton's procla- Periwinkle Way is narrow and traffic is is bacteria free. Once that test is com- large. mation, a Tamiami Tale Teller will heavy, IWA expects many complaints pleted by Lee County Health One way to reflect and show our present an old folk tale, and a Civil to surface stemming from the project. Rehabilitation Services, the ends of the thanks will be at a special ecumeni- War historian will read President "We come down each November pipeline will be connected along with cal, interfaith celebration of giving Abraham Lincoln's historic procla- from Pennsylvania each year to avoid all side streets and IWA customers on thanks that will take place the night mation in 1864, when he urged the the seasonal traffic," tourist Bob Olsen Periwinkle Way. In concluding the pro- before Thanksgiving at 7:30 p.m. in nation to pause and give thanks dur- said. "It's not as bad. But we expected ject, IWA will restore the area to the the Sanibel Community Center. ing the middle of the war. the roads to be hassle free this time of way it was prior to construction. According to organizer Jean Wood, Fresh, cold cider is being donated year." the program which got its start last by Jerry's Market and many local year, has been developed with contri- cooks are contributing to a dessert butions from several island organiza- buffet. In addition there will be take- Notes from the city desk: tions and congregations. Music dur- home activities for each child and a ing the program will appeal to all shell favor for each family. Council learns about technology and ages. Those who bring a can or package "It's an opportunity for families to of food will help replenish the emer- Davison recalls his year as mayor share the real meaning of gency food pantry of Friends Who Thanksgiving with others," Wood Care, an island charity that helps peo- By Mark S. Krzos well as others that had State Botanical site/Petel said. "It used to be that the churches ple in need. Last year approximately News Editor drifted away. tract. took turns, but now its about the peo- 300 pounds of food was donated by Quietly making "We are ready to pro- A year is enough? — ple and every church is involved." the 150 people who attended. noise-Captiva Mayor Bob Davison ceed with this," Sanibel Those coming to the Thanksgiving "This celebration makes my Conservation Foundation Natural Resources spoke like his term as celebration will be greeted at the door Thanksgiving," Wood said "It's very its never-ending effort in Director Rob Loflin said. Sanibel mayor was com- by pilgrims (David and Elizabeth unifying." promoting conservation "They'll be doing the ing to an end, but Fowler and their daughters Kari and and environmental work with a root rake." This special holiday celebration stopped short of saying Samantha) representing the Sanibel lasts about an hour and for more awareness not only on Cop computer — that he will not seek re- Historical Village and Museum. information contact Jean Wood at Sanibel and Captiva but election. Sanibel Police Sergeant the entire county as well. Island actress Carrie Lund will 472-0673. Davison thanked play an American Indian in a presen- In the celebration of everyone who made his •please see page 19A its 30th anniversary, term as mayor nothing Sanibel City Council less than joyful. member George Madison "I've been called said the manner in which many things over the the SCCF performs its years, but I'm most function is graceful and proud of having been that he is very proud to called Mr. Mayor," have such an organiza- Davison said. "We've tion on Sanibel. done a number of great Lost sailors — things during my term. Sanibel City Council We took steps to protect member Wally Kain said the sea turtle hatchlings, something must be done we re-wrote the Sanibel to remove hazardous Plan. Over the last two anchorages from the months, I saw this coun- books. Kain explained cil mature. We became a that earlier this week, pretty good team." during an extremely low The Sanibel City tide, three sailboats were Council will hold its stuck on the .beach. mayoral elections in Normally the boats December. would have enough Pepper shaker — The water to anchor without City of Sanibel accepted problem, but boaters are a $44,000 grant from the unaware of the extremely Department of low tides during the late Environmental fall and early winter. Protection for the Kain explained over removal of Brazilian the course of the past pepper. year, there have been Brazilian pepper will several problems with be removed from nine boats anchored off the acres of the northern sec- Sanibel Boat Ramp tion of the Johnson including a sailboat that Preserve, 27 acres of the broke loose and rammed newly acquired Paulsen the causeway bridge as tract and 25 acres at the 6A • NOVEMBER 2.1,.1907 • ISLAND REPORTER Island voices Comments on local topics, issues or articles are welcomed. Please address letters to "Public forum," Island Reporter, P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, FL 33957. Letters will be printed in the order received. The editor can offer no guarantee that all letters submitted will be published.

Now it is late in the process. formance of his car by removing the Who is the victim Opposing sides have adopted positions wheels! To the editor: Let's Concentrate and already have become rigid - even My husband, Dick Miller, and It seems that some Sanibel residents frozen. I was told, "We'll give them a myself are both dedicated supporters of already connected to the sewer system on the future blood bath". A former respected associ- the Pirate Playhouse, Robert Cacioppo, feel they will be "double-billed" in the To the editor: ate is not now one with whom to dis- and Carrie Lund. public costs of expanding the system. Robert Cacioppo has done an o'ut- agree, but is an "enemy". "Unfair" is Doris Miller, They paid their share when they bought standing job at the Pirate Playhouse. said - of course, life is full of unfair- Sanibel their house. Such is acknowledge even among those ness. But in this instance the primary Sanibel residents on septic systems who have voted to remove him. unfairness is being visited upon the also paid for their system when they However, the fight about removing him institution of the Pirate Playhouse. The Board needs to built or bought. No one on Sanibel has is seriously misplaced. Robert is human "blood bath" is to manifest itself in an explain action a legally operating one- or two- holer. and, like us all, has his strengths and appeal to supporters to withhold their The sewer system has never been avail- weaknesses. His difficulties have been financial help. How shortsighted and The Pirate Playhouse has been an able to every house-septic system own- recognized in earlier closed discus- self destructive to all those who have integral part of Sanibel for more than ers did not reject a sewer choice. Septic sions, but only manifest themselves devoted so much of themselves. My 25 years. Ruth and Phillip Hunter intro- arp an f»*npn

island REPORTER Community perspectives Michelle Moran Editor Setting A New Course for The Pirate Playhouse Morgan Newcomb General Manager Many have asked, "What's your vision for the commitment to the islands. We are board members Mark S. Krzos Pirate Playhouse" with change in leadership after the because we were all asked to join the board and serve News Editor current season? This is an the community. As vol- Gwenda Hlott-Clernents, Jill Goodman excellent question which unteers of a not-for- Staff Writers goes to the heart of the profit theater, we not Saul Taffet Board's effort to position only serve without pay, Photographer the theater for the future. Jack Zwick was elected but appropriately most Christine Russo, Pam Yenel We will try here in a few to the position of presi- of us are significant Advertising Sales paragraphs to sketch the dent of the Pirate contributors. Shlrlene Grasgreen thought process and con- Playhouse Board of We take our responsi- Classified/Circulation clusions reached this past Directors in February bility to serve the com- Liz Baxley year. 1997. He and his wife, munity as board mem- Production Manager Anita, and son Eric First, some back- bers very seriously. This .Janice Caron, Bill Schlackman, Rupert Ingram, Nola Theiss, Pnsalla reside on Captiva. Friedersdorf, S. Glovanna Giacomazzi, Frank L Palala, Jr, ground. None of the cur- means more than con- Peter Kelly, Jose Leal, Ada Shtssler, Charles Sobczak rent board members are tributing money and Columnists theater professionals. attending board meet- Several of us have a little ings. It means being performance experience informed about the in the arts and many of us have long experience with' business of the organization. At the Playhouse this arts organizations as volunteers. What we share is a means paying attention not only to the art form but passion for live theater, a belief in what theater can also to the organizational conditions — the health, mean to a community, and most of us, a love and •please see page 19A ISLAND REPORTER Q NOVEMBER '21', 1997 Q 7A Guest commentary Sanibel law enforcements making the connection Community values, the crime level in the commu- cy is paramount. Due to: (l)the nature and high level solve problems. Appropriate action assumes compli- nity, and the local community culture, govern, to a crime in larger cities, (2) the number of calls officers ance with legal standards but leaves a lot to an offi- great degree, the type of law enforcement and the must handle during their tours of duty, and (3) the cit- cer's discretion. Such is the case with the Sanibel nature of the relationship between the police and citi- izen to officer ratio in the community; officers simply Police Department. We have no quotas. No one is zens. James Q. Wilson identified three styles of law do not have the time to dedicate to ferreting out rewarded or punished for the number of arrests they enforcement in his classic study of police underlying causes make or the number of tickets they write. Sanibel agencies. Each style reflects the political or interpersonal officers have a lot of discretion in how they handle culture of the communities they serve: Chief LeW Phillips, Jr. problems leading their assignments. One is the "watchman" style of law Developing connectedness to the Sanibel commu- , ^,^, _ ,, to any particular enforcement. It focuses on maintaining — - - nity is not as easy for our personnel as it once was- it incident in the order and is typically found in economically declin- community. Arrests, summons, and citations are the certainly is not as natural. It is not as easy due partly ing cities with traditional political machines. Another most efficient means of handling most problems. In to inexperienced recent academy graduate's percep- style "legalistic" law enforcement, is found in cities "service" agencies, officers usually have ample time tions and expectations of doing "real" police work, as with heterogeneous populations and reform-oriented to investigate most matters thoroughly and handle depicted on television shows such as "COPS," vis-a- governments law enforcement of both a reactive and them on deeper levels and, hopefully, achieve more vis the reality of performing the more mundane duties proactive nature characterizes this style. Last, but not effective long term results. typical in an almost purely service-oriented depart- least, is the "service style of law enforcement. By now you have probably identified Sanibel as a ment such as Sanibel P.D. Connectedness is not as Service oriented law enforcement is usually found in community in which the "service" style enforcement natural today because of the degree to which our homogeneous suburban communities where major would be appropriate. None of the styles identified by newer officers are linked to the community. In the crimes are uncommon. Service law enforcement in Wilson are bad or wrong, they just approach law early years on Sanibel, all officers and dispatchers in these communities, as the name implies, is oriented enforcement matter in somewhat different ways. The the Department were selected directly from the com- toward serving the needs of the citizens.* nature of interpersonal relations between law enforce- munity. As Islanders we were already "connected." In "watchman" and "legalistic" agencies, efficien- ment officers and citizen are typically different also. We were already living, working, playing, and other- "Watchman" and "legalistic" agencies tend to be wise involved in the community. Back then it was TO THE EDITOR 'from page 6A somewhat cooler and more aloof than "service" style easy for the police administration to hire its employ- I am a member of the Pirate Playhouse. agencies whose officers are more "connected" to their ees directly from the community. An interested per- I am a confused member as I read the PR: i.e. community. By "connected" I mean that members of son from any walk of life could apply to the City to "Robert Cacciopo is a top candidate for the job- the service style agencies typically live, work, play, become a police officer, dispatcher, or secretary. among some 70 applicants." Next press: Cacciopo's worship, etc., in the community. Their spouses devel- Police officer applicants did not have to be currently contract will not be picked up. However, to my op strong community ties and their children go to certified law enforcement officers. In fact, few of the knowledge, at that time, not one of the 70 applicants school in the community. Simply stated, the entire first officers were. In the 1970s the Police Academy had been interviewed. family unit is woven into the fabric of the communi- was less than 300 total course hours. The Chief could Last season and summer the Pirate Playhouse ty. Typically, the officers are members of local orga- select a candidate and send him to the academy for a offered a variety1 of plays, ended in the black, paid off nizations. They develop close friendships and sight couple of months at very little cost to the City and part of its financial obligation, and offered a very (if not name) recognition of many citizens in the with a very high degree of certainty that the candidate popular play reading series. community. A high level of trust and confidence would successfully pass the course. Very shortly then, I am confused. With success like this, how can the develops between the citizens and the officers of ser- the Sanibel citizen/officer would be right back here board justify, in essence, "firing" Bob? vice style law enforcement agencies. The officers patrolling the streets of his own home town amid I submit, performance being good, this leaves per- become recognized as citizens of the community who familiar places and faces. Today there is no guarantee are concerned with the community, its people, and its sonality conflicts. Adults usually iron out such prob- •please see page 20 A. lems, for surely the perfect person has not yet walked safety. through the Pirate Playhouse doors. In service oriented law enforcement agencies, Adults don't suggest innuendoes. Quote: "Who administration expects closeness between the com- knows what happens behind closed doors" or "the munity and the department members to develop and community is not privileged to know the working even takes proactive approaches to insure a sense of plans of the board." connectedness. In community-oriented policing envi- .1 What an insult to those of us who make up the ronments the sense of "family" that develops natural- •i membership of Pirate Playhouse, who supporting it ly leads to a mode of law enforcement wherein prob- monetarily, and who elect board members, assuming lems and conflicts are handled, whenever possible, in they are adults and can make intelligent decisions. the community rather than in "the system." To this I suggest less ego, more shame and better hind- end service-oriented agency chiefs rarely impose sight from the remaining board members. hard-line enforcement requirements on officers other Ann Park, than requiring them to take appropriate action to Sanibel gSeen these two lately.. •please see page 19A GET Meet Alan Pedrazws STUFFED! Edgar and Shamus award-nominated for his first novel, The Harry Chronicles Come join us for our Saturday, Nov. 29,1997 homemade Thanksgiving Buffet on Thursday, November 27. from 3 to 5 pm Brunch Buffet 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. and at Dinner Buffet 4:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.

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I vaguely remembered sending a resume and will be writing for the Maybe it was my own strong will that kept me from cover letter and I confessed that, other than the cool Cape Coral Daily Breeze taking a part-time job as a bartender, but I was deter- sounding name of the newspaper, I knew absolutely and unless the Island mined to find a position in my field no matter how nothing about Sanibel, where it was or what it is like Reporter decides to use long or how much effort it took. Kircher said he wanted me to come down for an my words for a feature, So in the summer of 1994, I went down to the interview and I did. So like many stories about first my days covering the best Buffalo Public Library and started writing down the encounters with Sanibel, I was taken back by its free entertainment on names of editors and publications, addresses and beauty (I always thought Siesta Key was the best Sanibel — the City phone numbers I wrote nearly 150, matched them place in Florida). We had the interview, but I wasn't Council are over. with suitable writing samples and sent them on their too excited about the position. I was an entertainment My Sanibel story is not way to editors' desks across the country. I spent near- writer, not a city government reporter. As I was going unlike many I have heard ly $200 sending out all of this material. back to my hotel room for the night (another inter- since I arrived here just Two weeks later, the rejection letters started view was set up for the following day), I was cross- over three years ago. I streaming in. "You need more experience," they all ing over the causeway at dusk when the dorsal fins of was out of work after fin- Mark Krzos said. But how was I to get more experience, I asked three dolphin seemingly escorted me away from the island. Like a flash of divine inspiration, it was at that ishing an internship and News Editor myself, especially when no one is willing to give you fact-checking two books any experience. I was almost ready to give up when I moment that I wanted to "officially" start my career for Rolling Stone and I, got a call from then Island Reporter editor Ted on Sanibel. Two weeks later, I was finishing up my first week at the Island Reporter. Now I sit back and think about the many wonder- Defining negligence under the lawful people I have met since first coming to this island The term "negligence" is commonly used, so much esting to note that this ideal person may act different- I owe a lot of who I am to the many people I've met so that it seems to have lost any real precision of ly in different situations. That is, the test as to since coming to Sanibel. I owe a special thanks to meaning, at least in common parlance. However, in whether there is negligence is whether the "reason- Ted Kircher, who gave me the chance to shine law, it has a definite able person" has failed to take the proper action Michelle Moran lit a fire under my butt and made me meaning which may be under those particular circumstances at the time. The do more with my stories than I even thought I could somewhat different than fact that the circumstances involved are taken into handle. She single-handedly made tHe Island ones common understand- consideration considerably broadens the standard Reporter less about what we thought was important ing nf the term. involved. and more about what, you, our readers, thought was important. Shirlene Grasgreen was like a mother — A -is of negligence One should also remember that, in determining always concerned about everyone's well-being at the cccui frequently. Yet, in whether there is negligence in a particular situation, Island Reporter and was always the first one to the err ?- to properly pursue a any incapacities of the person involved may be taken rescue when something went wrong. Everyone I >,KI:.I against another into consideration. Therefore, one who is blind or worked with also deserves a heartfelt thanks, but based upon negligence, deaf be expected to have certain allowances made. especially editorial employees Gwenda Hiett- there are very clear ele- However, the mental capacity of a person is a much Clements, Jill Goodman, Marianne Strickland, and ments that must be more subjective area. One cannot protect oneself Matt Miller, who made deadlines and working here shown. Put succinctly, from liability for negligence based upon a certain nothing less than pure joy. There are others too that they are as follows: a state of mind at the time. When it comes to children, deserve a special mention and I could write about legally recognized obliga- however, the standard of cart is somewhat relaxed Peter E. them forever, but to forget about the Sundial's Tosha tion or duty to others, set- and the court will look at reasonable conduct of chil- Scott, who taught me how to love when I didn't think ting 'ip a standard of con- dren of similar age and experience. Kelly it was possible, would be trying to write without a duct; a clear breach of that These are some of the legal aspects of determining pen. She was my inspiration for two years. duty; a sufficient cause or connection between the whether an action for negligence should be com- action .taken and the injury resulting; and, perhaps menced. Due to the variations between persons and I will miss Sanibel more than anyone can imagine. most importantly, proof of actual loss or damage, situations, however, it is necessarily partly a subjec- The people, the natural beauty of the island and its (unlike other tort claims where damages can be col- tive determination, where the only true answer may wonderful array of wildlife will always have a place lected in certain situations simply as a result of the come from a judge or jury, Obtaining prompt legal in my heart. I will not forget this place and one day I act itself). advice will help you determine what course to take. hope to return as an old seasoned journalist who Any discussion of the law of negligence must deal Peter E. Kelly is an attorney at law and island resi- writes nasty letters to the editor. Maybe I'll become with the somewhat esoteric concept of the "reason- dent practicing in the areas of real estate, trusts, like Ron Smiley or Jim Snyder — provoking people able person." This relates to the idea of a standard of wills, estate planning, litigation, probate, condomini- into saying exactly what they feel, instead of hiding their true feelings. 4 conduct referred to above. As Prosser on Torts states , um law, business and corporate law, general prac- ft the law has created "a fictitious person, who never tice. If you wish to contact him at his island office, I have learned a lot about this island, and I will has existed on land or sea." Such a person is often call 395-2211. His column appears biweekly in the take that with me so that I can teach others what all of described as one of "reasonable prudence." It is inter- Island Reporter. you have taught me. An island such as Sanibel is a place to be truly proud of. You have created some- thing beautiful here. Hold on to it tightly and don't let it slip through your fingers. You are a flagship for communities everywhere and despite leaving the Island Reporter and Sanibel, Sanibel will never leave me.

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CLOSE TO BEACH GULF VIEWS AND A BOAT!!! VIEWS OF SAN CARLOS BAY & CANAL NIFTY LOCATION Over 2500 sq ft formal living and dining Yes, you can have both, a dock for your Beautifully remodeled 2-story home is This home is GREAT for BOATER and areas, family room with fireplace, elevat- boat and a private roof garden for those situated on a direct access canal and BEACH lover Featuring 3 bedrooms ed pool and hot tub Wonderful entertain- views of the Gulf, Pool & spa, formal din- offers views of San Carlos Bay Three formal dining area, nice living room and ment home PRICED TO SELL! ing room, living room, open porches bedrooms w/den or 4th BR, 3 baths covered porch area Close to the beach $595,000 Call GG Rohideau or Lori $724,000. Call GG Robideau or Lori Great Room and more $555,000. Call $363,000 Call GG Robideau or Lori McGowen, 472-1511. McGowen, 472-1511. GG Robideau or Lori McGowen, 472- McGowen, 472-1511. 1511.

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NEAR GULF-NEAR GOLF GOLFERS-BUILD HERE Build just the home you have Build your dream home on dreamed of on this large lot Home will have a view of a fresh the #3 fairway. View will be water canal, deeded beach spectacular. Golf course access, convenient clubhouse, neighborhood has great friendly restaurant and Pro Shop island location near the Membership is now limited to beach and Causeway. Beachview owners Build with the LIKE NEW WITH LAKE VIEW BRAND NEW... GOLF VIEW.. best-Michigan Homes, since Discounted price special A brand new Beachview Country Club Fantastic views of Little Lake Murex from 1953 Buyer must contract to build CALL!!! the large screened porch of this recently pool home right on the golf course only with Michigan Homes within 12 refurbished 3 BR-2 BA split plan home one block to deeded beach access Dave Eaton, 472-1511. Large corner lot nearly 2/3 acre New Fabulous "New Florida" style offers months at discounted price of paint and floor coverings throughout ceramic tile in entry, kitchen & family $100,00 versus $125,000 $269,900. Call Dave Eaton, 472-1511 room $423,900. Call Dave Eaton, 472- Please call Dave Eaton at 472- 1511. 1511. riscilla Murphy Realty, Inc. ms Causeway Office Captiva Office (941) 472-4121 (941) 472-5154 REALTOR" 12A. Q NOVEMBER.21,1997,0- ISl^NP REPORTER

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Dave Tom Ken Frey Jack Ellie Margie Peggy p Wendy Angie Charlie Loretta Carmel Eaton Samler See Davison Mille Hum hre Sobczak Geiger CaTale Claudia jjm Kohlbrenner P y Tony Elisabeth Linda Mc Lori GG 3anie Mar BraTyon Karen Laughlin Lapi Smith y Lou Marsha McGowen Robideau Pritchard John Bailey cn&ord Bell David McLaughlin Smith THE FINEST REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS ON THE ISLANDS Priscilla Murphy Realty, Inc. MLS Toll Free Main Office Causeway Office EQUAL UOUSSM (800) 233-8829 (941) 472-1511 • (941) 472-4121 d CHIEF: Community policing is an on-going effort creating island connection •from page 7A crime reports than larger agencies, we are able to pro- Community awareness is not limited to knowing that a candidate will pass the intense and lengthy vide 100 percent response to calls for service; that is, only "prominent" people. We instruct our officers to course. Now the academy is 672 hours long. A candi- you call, you get a police officer. Because we want roll down their windows, turn off their radios, and date spends eight hours per day, five days per week, our officers to connect with the Island on more levels drive through the neighborhoods as often as possible. for 17 weeks at the Southwest Florida Criminal than just reactive law enforcement, we expect our We ask them to wave and talk to residents when they Justice Academy. The course content is much more officers, when they are not busy, to get out of their see them on the streets and to get to know as many of complex than it was way back in the seventies and patrol cars and walk through businesses. We want them as possible. We remind our officers that Sanibel early eighties. Its curriculum consists of college level them to meet and get to know the business owners, is a mall community with roughly 5,800 permanent courses providing 15 hours of credit for academy bank managers, and their employees. Aside from the residents and that it is possible for them, just as it was graduates toward an Associate in Science Degree in social benefits of such activities, there is great law for me when I was a road officer, to get to know Criminal Justice Technology. In addition to its long enforcement value in knowing who belongs and who many citizens by sight if not by name. If what I said and intensive vocational training, the academy also does not belong; what is natural in a specific setting about an officer's use of discretion being impacted by mandates a physical fitness requirement for gradua- and what is out of place. We find community aware- his relationships with the people he serves is true tion. Upon graduation from the academy the candi- ness so important that we devised an in-house test to human nature predicts that the citizens of Sanibel will date must pass a state examination in order to be measure an officer or promotional candidate's knowl- benefit greatly from casual, friendly interactions with licensed to practice law. enforcement. Because of the edge of the community in terms of street locations, their service-oriented public servants. complexities, costs, and uncertainties of modern law Sanibel's officials, its community organizations, * James Q. Wilson, Varieties of Police Behavior enforcement training and licensing, most agencies, issues of concern, etc. (New York: Antheneum, 1973). including Sanibel, have been selecting their new offi- ZWICK: ON THE BOARD'S BEHALF -from page cer from applicants who are already law enforcement standard and in light of all this board has learned over sionals and board members we met last year is that it certified or from the pool of open-enrollment candi- the last year in particular, it is our belief that new is not possible to have and maintain a relationship dates at the academies. Most of our current road offi- artistic leadership and a new structure of leadership is with the community that does not exist within the cers were drawn from the open-enrollment pool. required. theater. A lack of respect, partnership and true collab- Until hired they have little or no connection to Second, this board is solidly committed to the oration internally will eventually cripple the theater's Sanibel other than through their jobs. Unlike belief that the Pirate Playhouse should maintain its ability to fulfill its mission in the community.'To citizen/employees in the "old" days, most of our offi- professional (equity) theater status, serving our local make these concepts operational we have defined in cers and dispatchers find their social involvement in audiences. As such, it should offer to the community some detail the values and leadership qualities which other communities. They only work on Sanibel. the very best body of theater literature available and are necessary to assure the theater is healthy and In an effort to inculcate the sense of connected- possible. There should be a mix of work appealing to vibrant. These are the criteria being used in reviewing ness to the Sanibel community into our members, we a cross-section of the community as well as a distinct contracts with present staff as well as candidates for encourage department personnel to join local service 'program of community theater during the summer the newly created position of Producing Director. clubs and involve themselves in local activities and season. Every season or series of plays should be Finally, the members of this board believe that if a events. We try to develop in them a sense of "family" developed with a clear and precise point of view. theater is going to move boldly forward into the in the workplace by putting together a "family Each season should express ideas and themes which future, then the board must demonstrate the same album." The family album contains pictures and will challenge the theater and its audiences along courage and commitment it hopes for in the theater. names of City employees, department directors, very deliberate personal, cultural and theatrical lines This includes confronting some hard realities which administrators, and council persons. The intent of the This theater, like our community, should be greater may not be readily visible to all and perhaps some family album is to familiarize our members with their than the sum of its parts. very difficult and unpopular decisions have to be fellow City employees and officials so they can readi- Third, our theater should become a nurturing envi- made. But this is the unique charge and the responsi- ly recognize them and deal with them on a first name ronment for everyone. Given the theater's size and bility of the board, one which this board has not wel- basis in their day-to-day contacts. We require our breadth of activities, collaboration, staff development comed but has not shirked officers, as much as possible, to know Sanibel's citi- and encouragement are essential. Our board feels Submitted by Jack Zwick on behalf of The Board zens, service clubs, and community organizations; to strongly that everyone making contributions deserves of Directors Island Theater Wing (also known as understand their concerns, purposes, and goals. credit, even board members. Something that came The Pirate Playhouse Board of Directors). Because we have fewer calls for service and violent across loud^and clear from the many theater profes-

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By Jill Goodman They encourage customers to offer ideas and sug- Staff Writer gestions for additional items that the rental company Visitors to the islands no longer need to drag cum- should carry. bersome baby or beach gear with them on vacation. A "If there is anything that the guest doesn't see, we new company, Lland Rental Services, has arrived will purchase it for them," Martinsen said. "We wel- promising to provide all their vacation needs. come ideas from our guests." Ann Ramsey and Suzanne Martinsen, are deter- Martinsen, who also operates Caribbean Ally on mined to provide frequently needed items not provid- Fort Myers Beach, takes care of the bookkeeping end ed with most hotel or condo amenities to their cus- of the business. tomers. Ramsey has lived in this area for 18 years. She has "About six months ago we saw there was a need two children, Andrew and Rachel Ketterman. for another rental business on the island, in the sense She said with a wry grin, "My husband (Jerry) is of maybe just helping out with the overflow," said happy with my business." Martinsen. Being realistic, they are prepared to add to their Martinsen and Ramsey personally funded the pur- two-van fleet in season and have several helpers wait- chase for a substantial inventory of the most often ing in the wings. requested items. "We hope to grow and expand the business in the "We have a huge supply of full size cribs. They are Lee county area and prove to the people on Sanibel easy for the guests to operate and have little hardware that our service is the best," said Ramsey. involved," said Ramsey. They take tremendous pride in their equipment and The women spent a great deal of time researching reputation as businesswomen. All the equipment is what was needed and what was available on the mar- sanitized and maintained by them. ket. All of their equipment is brand new and up to "Customers like the idea that the equipment is new date. Both concur that everything they buy must be of and clean. I wouldn't put a child into something that high quality and durable and the state-of-the-art doesn't look good," Martinsen said. equipment. Ramsey added, "We both feel that our first season Ramsey, who handles most of the marketing and in business will be very busy. We have already seen a sales, ended six years with the Lee County School lot of people coming south earlier than usual. We System to enter into partnership with Martinsen. She have great hopes for this season. We have gotten a lot said, "Our number one goal is service. We are very of good and positive response from the resorts and prompt and will also deliver at night. If someone real estate companies." checks in late with a crying baby, we will be there. If Their inventory includes, a huge number of cribs, they need something after 9 or 10 p.m. or on a several styles of strollers, highchairs, rollaway beds, Sunday, we will deliver. We want to be recognized beach chairs and umbrellas, VCR's, baby swings, car for our service." seats, and baby "Exersaucers. " Jill Goodman With most of the equipment stored on Sanibel, Delivery set up and pick up are free. They take their delivery turn around time is minimized. credit cards and plan to have their own web page. Ann Ramsey and Suzanne Martinsen have Martinsen, who moved here from Connecticut Both women are accessible via cell phone at all times begun their own island business making sure three years ago, said, "We want to accommodate our of the day and evening. Island Rental Services can be visitors have everything they need. customers and are striving for repeat business in the reached by calling 472-9789. future." COTI: A WORD Ob WARNING •from page 9A Council may be able to mitigate the harmful effects of multiple towers protruding above our trees and a Business briefs forest of "dishes" messing up our landscape. The Planning Commission has held two public hearings to consider changes in the Land Use development Parkers share national Japanese Steakhouse in Jesup, Ga., for four years. His Code Among the several items being addressed are duties included developing his unique culinary skills, the possibility of limiting the height, type, lighting recipe evolvement and guest relations. and location of the towers, antennae and dishes. knowledge at trade show An award-winning teppanyaki-style (authentic Four members of the George Parker Inc. staff Consideration is also being given to the impact upon Japanese grill) Japanese restaurant, Noopie's is a fes- birds with helpful input from Lou Hines of the Ding returned recently from the 1997 Remodelers' Show, tive alternative to island dining where chefs put on a an annual convention sponsored by the National Darling Refuge and Rob Loflin, the Sanibel Natural dazzling display of culinary magic. Noopie's is open Resources Director. Charles Morrisson, a pilot with Association of Home guilders geared specifically to seven days a week for dinner. Reservations are companies involved in remodeling. the Lee County Mosquito Control District, has also required. To make reservations or for more informa- been consulted to insure flight safety. Included in the George Parker, Ginger Parker, Scott Windier and tion call 395-6014. Whitney Windier were among the 14,888 remodelers options being considered to lessen the impact on from across the country and Canada who participated wildlife, assure safe operation of aircraft and mini- in the three-day event held at the Kansas City Healy joins mize the impact on the ambiance of the island are: Convention Center, Kansas City, Mo. M Limitation on the height of the towers The convention featured over 188 educational pro- PMR H Promote co-location (placing several unrelated grams and seminars and nearly 488 exhibitors. The Saundra Healy has antennae on one tower). George Parker Inc. team estimated they attended joined Priscilla Murphy H Monopoles, that is towers that are constructed over 25 seminars in subjects ranging from computer Realty as a Licensed without guy wires and may be disguised as palm design to project management. Realtor. Healy is a trees. George Parker Inc. is a custom builder active on Sanibel resident having • Blinking lights on towers with the ability to Sanibel and Captiva and southern Lee County for fif- moved to the Island from teen years. New Jersey where she change the blinking patterns during bird migration. had been co-owner of an H Limit the size of earth stations. Dishes are being insurance company. She manufactured that are less than 18" in diameter. angel on the grill is very active in sports H Permit using the Sanibel City tower next to City f-PvAngef-Pv l Sanchez has been appointed as the head tep- Hall for additional devices. and other activities. Saundra Healy " yaki chef at Noopie's Healy's sales office is M Require strict setbacks for all new facilities. anese Seafood and located at 1019 For additional information contact Armand Ball akhouse at Sanibel Periwinkle Way, her phone number is (941) 472- or Pete Ingham or George Kaplan. d's Sundial Beach 1511. sort. Sanchez will be ACT NOW: BATTLE LINES DRAWN 'from page 4A ponsible for supervis- irfg operations, prepara- voted with the other nine who voted not to select cial results. One of the other factors was whether we tion of meals, selection of Cacioppo. should have one or two directors. His management ipenu items and training In previous remarks Roulston said that he was not style was not appropriate when the decision was of new personnel. surprised by the decision because the board had given made to go with one head. He didn't have the abilities • Piior to becoming the Cacioppo performance appraisals over the years we were looking for in someone to run the theater. He head chef at Noopies, which were negatively critical. is not qualified to run the whole theater. Robert does Sanchez was the teppa- Roulston said, "It was a case where there is a a nice job as artistic director. This position never nyaki chef at Nikoto's A , „ , whole lot more in performance than just the bottom meant he had a job for life." Angel Sanchez line. There were other factors than just the pure finan- ISLAND REPORTER • NOVEMBER 21. 1996, • 15A

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Best VIDEO STORE — WATERFRONT RESTAURANT I Best WAITER • Waiter AT CASA YBEL Best WAITRESS Specializing in • Wine Fresh Seafood, Steaks & Pasta Selection .Best WINE SELECTION. rSLAND REPORTER Q NOVEMBER 21', 1997 • 19'A TO THE EDITOR: Police union speaks out supporting community policing •from page 7A members of the Fraternal Order of Many of the requests in the proposed additional requests will initially cost Union supports Police have never questioned the need contract will not be an additional cost more dollars, they concern needs that community effort for the community oriented style of to the city. Most of the contract have long been neglected. These addi- policing on Sanibel. Additionally, the involves policies that already exist, but tional requests will only ensure the To the editor: members of the Fraternal Order of are inconsistently applied. Some level of service and safety our commu- The Fraternal Order of Police would Police endorse and will to continue to requests have been made which address nity deserves Ignoring these additional like to take this opportunity to clarify serve the citizens of Sanibel in this high liability issues, such as training requests could jeopardize community some issues. First, we have not been manner. and adequate staffing. It should be safety and cause catastrophic expenses responsible for recent derogatory pub- The majority of the calls that we noted that all F.O.P. proposals are via litigation for the taxpayers. lic statements made to the media handle are public service calls. We negotiable and are part of the collective Paul J. Noeske, regarding conditions at the Sanibel know the true meaning of community FOP Staff Representative Police Department. Second, the F.O.P. bargaining process. Although these policing. However, community polic- does not wish to participate in a media ing does not include ignoring crimes ZWICK: Getting a clear picture of future smear campaign. The F.O.P. does wish that are committed by select individu- •from page 6A to move forward in a professional man- als. When your relatives' or friends' ner and negotiate a contract with the phone has been busy for two hours, or vitality and capacity for the theater to ational problems in our theater; we city that will improve working condi- when you don't receive an answer, we serve and grow. If the theater is com- wanted to learn whether other theaters tions at the police department for its will respond to their home to check on mitted to professional status and all that experienced similar difficulties and, if members. The F.O.P. also believes that their well being. We will continue to is implied and demanded of that status, so, how they addressed them. these improvements will increase the remove snakes from your living rooms what are the industry standards that any These visits, other research and con- level of police service that the citizens and alligators from your pools. We will professional theater be aware of and sultation with theater experts has of Sanibel receive. However, the F.O.P. escort you to the bank for the late night meet? What can and should we expect helped the board chart a course for the disagrees with comments made by the business deposits. We will continue to of a fully professional theater in our future. It has also given us a much city officials regarding the surfacing of serve the Sanibel citizens they have community, and what will future theater clearer picture of the type of leadership problems as "Union propaganda." Any become accustomed. But in addition to professionals and our community the theater needs for the future. Here is comments that may have been released public service actions, we also feel an require of this theater? These are chal- what the Board decided and unani- to the media were made independent of obligation to take an active position, lenging questions that a responsible mously endorsed at a planning session the F.O.P. by individuals who felt the when necessary, in regard to those who board of a professional theater not only before taking any decision regarding need to express their dissatisfaction violate the law. Our community's safe- should ask but must ask. the Artistic Director employment con- with aspects of the police department. ty depends on our ability to patrol the Almost a year ago anticipating a tract which expires at the end of the The F.O.P. is aware of no one who streets of Sanibel to ensure the protec- review of our current artistic director as current season. has based their views of policing on tion of our citizens. This protection will his three year contract was expiring, First, we realized that our review of irrational TV shows as referred to by come in the detection of drunk drivers, many of us on the board felt that we the artistic director is only meaningful Chief Phillips. All members of the burglars and other persons who threat- needed more information and perspec- in relation to the future growth, health F.O.P. are educated individuals capable en the well being of our community. If tive to conduct a fair and responsible and vitality of the theater. If we want a of making intelligent, rational deci- this attitude were supported by the cur- review. We decided to "benchmark" the professional theater capable of provid- sions. It is a majority of these individu- rent administration, public safety Playhouse...that is, to see how we com- ing the best that theater has to offer als that decided a change in the police would be ensured and lives would be pared with other professional union the- within an environment of trust, respect department was necessary when voting saved. Community policing does not aters in Florida and around the country. and responsible management, our artis- to unionize. Every member of the ignore drunk driving arrests. Seven of our board members, at their tic leadership must be chosen and Sanibel Police Department knew when Community policing would be better pwn expense, visited other theaters, charged to provide such an environ- applying with the City of Sanibel that defined as keeping people who have attended plays, spoke extensively with ment and such a capability. Against this they would be participating in commu- been drinking off the road before staff and board counterparts. We knew nity oriented policing. They each knew killing themselves or innocent people. at the time there were morale and oper- •please see page 20A that Sanibel was, and is, a quiet and Selective enforcement should not be friendly community where people mistaken as community policing. The -interact in small town environment. members of the Fraternal Order of From all of us at The Wolter Group and our affiliated companies, These factors carried great weight Police want to eradicate selective prac- Best Wishes for a safe and Happy Thanksgiving when we made the decision to work tices as they relate to enforcement of within this community. Those beliefs the law, promotion, testing, training, have not and will not, change with the hiring and discipline practices within unionization of police personnel. The the Sanibel Police Department. OLTER CITY NOTES: Computer cops 'from page 5A REALTY parking citations are over and now cita- tions are issued through a hand-held Call Kathleen Wolter, Broker mini-computer. Blackmore explained for information on the following that an officer types in the vehicles tag, state and Vehicle Identification new Wolter Group properties. Number (VIN) and goes into a main- frame computer to check past offenses 941-472-1680 or and then prints out a ticket. 941-454-5554, extension 1-4 Blackmore said since the new tech- nology was implemented, the city has 941-472-5010 Fax collected more than $28,000 and there CAPTiVA ISLAND is no cost to taxpayers. South Seas Plantation Direct Gulffront - Just completed 5 bedroom with Mark S. Krzos "The system pays for itself," Clerk/Typist Judith Earle, Police den, 7.5 baths. Fully furnished. Sensational view. $4,970,000 Aide Kurt Suskevich, and Blackmore said. Commander Michael Blackmore. On the Gold Coast - Direct Gulffront. 5 bedrooms with den, 4.5 baths. Pre- construction priced at $2,500,000. Completion March 1998.

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For all renderings, floor plans and complete specifications, please call Kathleen Wolter, member of Sanibel-Captiva Multiple Listing Services. KINZIE ISLAND - $1,095,000 395-0038 • 472-2311 Serving all of your real estate needs Exclusive canal front and near beach home (800)388-2311 with over 3500 sq. ft. of living. 3 bedrooms JULIE & STEVE POTTS ... Also Listed - In The Dunes, 3 bedroom, 2 bath home located on a large + den / office, gourmet kitchen, raised pool I vegetated lot. Priced to sell at $315,000. / spa, formal living & dining. Top quality RE/MAX HALL OF FAME workmanship and materials throughout this The Wolter Group, Inc the premier custom builder for the beautiful home. Islands is available to build your dream home now. Please give us a call at 941-454-5554, extension 3-1 of the islands RF/MKK 16680 McGregor Boulevard, Fort Myers, Florida 20A Q NOVEMBER 21, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER The law of unintended results is about to hit Sanibel VfUfc* JL/ewiopmmt L/twpomtim 16680 McGregor Boulevard Congress has enacted the stations" antennae and dishes to CAPTIVA ISLAND Fort Myers, Florida 33908 Telecommunications Act of 1996. The Sanibel's natural ambiance. intent is to promote competitive Unfortunately the federal law super- Grand Beachfront Estate telecommunications. But for us who sedes local government regulations. We Over 6,000 sq. ft. of living area. Includes 4 reside on Sanibel the news cannot refuse to have such bedroom suites plus staff apartment. is not all that good. facilities and must permit Breathtaking views. The law is intended to message locations where service Beautifully furnished. provide expanded cable providers can receive their $4,970,000 television and cellular from signals from the mainland phone service and, at the or satellites. We must same time, increase com- COTI work within the parame- SANIBEL fSLAND petition and possibly ters of the federal statute lower prices for these services. to accommodate the towers and other Million Dollar View... Sounds good, doesn't it? facilities. To accommodate the unwel- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, overlooking Clam But with the good comes the bad. In come elements required by the new Bayou, Silver Key and the Gulf of Mexico. all probability no one proposing the law, our Land Use Development Code Available at $775,000 law in Congress considered the fact must be amended. And this is the way that persons living on a sanctuary the Planning Commission and the City island would not want to add a number •please see page 14A of communications towers and "earth Deep Water... No Bridges CASI holds season's first session 3 bedroom, 3 bath canal home with fully The Condominium Association of The directors received a briefing on enclosed lower level. Dock has electricity, Sanibel (CASI) will hold its kick-off the question of a condominium associa- H2O and boat lift. $595,000 breakfast Beachview Golf Club on tion being held responsible for lights Nov. 25. City Manager Gary Price and inside individual units. City Finance Director Rene Lynch will The CASI Board reviewed a recent address issues that are important to Lee County decision to dismiss charges condo board members, owners and against 'Tween Waters Inn for alleged Short Stroll To Deeded Beach managers. Registration is at 8:30 a.m.; violation of the Lee County lighting Access breakfast at 9. Cost is $6.50, For infor- ordinance. The Lee County decision Very large (3600 sq. ft. living area) Victorian mation call John Jensen 472-5296, rejected creative interpretations and home features wonderful hardwood floors Lucie Hall 472-4077 or Sonja Smith overzealous efforts to take alleged vio- 765-5300. lators to court. CASI invites your and a lake view. Many extras in this newer Last Friday, Nov. 7, CASI directors comments, information and questions custom built home. $765,000 reviewed Sanibel City Council deci- on any of these issues. Telephones 472- sions, the 1998 budget process, paying 5298. 472-4077. 765-5300 or P.O. Box For more information on these fine properties, call for Sanibel sewers, over regulation of 1041, Sanibel. Florida 33957. Contact condominium landscaping, and the any CASI director or your condomini- Guy Crosby, Broker ^ ^ City's list of prohibited plants and um directors. 941-454-5554 ext. 1-9 (office) 941-433-2009 (home) trees. 941-940-4401 (mobile) 941-454-0009 (fax)

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By Gwenda Hiett-Clements Staff Writer Goose, looking much like youth Dee Squillace, looks out over Youth Area of the Sanibel Library. The barefoot Florida Mother Goose, sort of a Mother Pelican, is just one of the characters created and painted by Squillace in the storytelling mural that is the visual focus of the children's area in the library. In other panels of the mural a Sanibel Sea horse student sleeps away the day on a bank in the bay. Squillace asks, "Will he wake up in time to save the environment17" Dewey and Dolly Decimal sail their storytelling boat out to sea. The plate and spoon made of Calusa Indian artifacts run away as the moon looks on. Native flowers, shells, fish, birds and other land and sea creatures fill the panels Squillace, who is leaving the library to return to her home in Columbus, Ohio Dec. 17, said, "It's Mother Goose with a Florida twist. I won't see the mural every day I'll miss it1" The mural is just one of the many contributions Squillace has made to the Sanibel Library since she came to work full time in January of 1990 as assistant director, youth librarian, volunteer coordinator and audio-visual coordinator. Squillace earned her degrees in art education, com- Saul Taffet mercial art design, and library degrees in school Cassie Humphrey works with guidance from Dee Squillace on one of the posters that mem- media and instructional design at Ohio State bers of the Library Kids made for celebration of National Children's Book Week. Squillace is University in Columbus She taught high school art leaving Sanibel Library Dec. 17 to return home to Columbus, Ohio. There she plans to work (drawing, painting, art history) for 13 years and also on creating children's books using her artistic skills. worked as a fashion illustrator. She came to Florida 13 years ago and operated her own art gallery m Longboat Key before moving to Fort Myers She said, "Working at the library has been the most Llama makes lovely lunch date perfect job. When I taught art, I always used the library and in working in the library, I used my art By Michelle Moran old Llama made friends quickly as Munn introduced background. So nothing has changed! I consider what Editor him to the children. I am doing teaching — teaching the children to have Have you ever had a Llama for lunch? Well then, "I like him a lot," fifth-grader Max Krauze said. "It a love of literature and encouraging reading all the students at Sanibel Elementary have more sophisti- was very thick fur. I read the book and I thought he'd time. If you don't love kids, forget it!" cated tastes than you after extending an invitation to be tanner than black So he was different than I "The kids are great here. The parents, the staff, the Sky the Llama Monday. thought he would be." volunteers — I will miss them all. They ask, 'Are you In an effort to inspire children to read more, Students read "A Llama in the Family" by Johanna sure you are going?' I've made my decision. I know School Media Specialist Sue Siler invited Sky and his Hurwitz in preparation for Sky's lunch date. The no one is indispensable," she said. owner John Munn to share the morning with Sanibel book is one of 15 listed included in this year's students. In honor of National Children's Book Week, •please see page 14B Sunshine State Young Readers Award program. Sky and his dad accepted the invitation. The 3-year Students, in third, fourth and fifth grade, are encour- aged to read all 15 books during the school year. At the end of the year students across the state vote for their favorite book. Last year's winner was "Nasty Stinky Sneakers" by Eve Bunting. "That's important," Siler said of the vote. "It is the kids that vote for it. It makes the kids involved." Siler holds a party at the end of the school year for Sanibel students who read 10 or more books on the list. "I read a book about him and I went to a lot of zoos and petting zoos where they have them," fifth- grader Shelly Adler said of Sky as she waited for a friend to join her for lunch. "He was much smaller than I thought he would be. But he's really cute." Munn said many of the students were surprised with Sky's size, adding his other Llamas are larger. Murin also brought in a bag of Llama wool to give students a chance to see the different colors Llamas are. Most students were expecting to see a Llama exactly like the one described in their book. "I though you could see his skin," Andrew Richter said after petting Sky. "They are very calm animals They hum. The com- municate through humming," Munn said as Sky looked curiously around the courtyard at the students. "He loves children, most Llamas do, they relate to lit- tle people." If you aren't familiar with Llamas, Murin encour- ages visits to his Fort Myers farm He is also avail- Saul Taffet able for school visit and other occasions For infor- Sanibel Elementary School students invited Sky the Llama to join them for lunch Monday as mation call 694-4755. part of National Children's Book Week. 2B Q NOVEMBER 2-1 vf 897- Fishing & boating If it ain't broke... Sailing school The Offshore Sailing Club, based at South Seas ertain truths have a curious habit. No matter Plantation orr Captiva Island, is hosting a special how hard we try to ignore, or rid ourselves Navigation Clinic from 9 a.m. to noon. of them, they have a tendency to come back The Dec. 6 clinic, which, is open to all sailors, C covers the basics of coastal piloting including, to us, like metaphysical boomerangs. When they finally return from their elliptical orbits, they invari- reading a chart, determining your position, taking ably clip us in the back of the head. It hurts twice. a fix* ETA calculations and proper log procedures. The first pain is the realization that you should never Price for the clinic is $95 per person. have thrown the truth away to begin with. The second Reservations are required and may be made by pain is more insidious. It's the pain of pride. Of not calling the Offshore Sailing Club at 800-221-4326 being able to admit that you might have made a mis- or 454-1700. take in the First place. The Offshore Sailing Club is a unique sailing I was working on the Mako when it happened. My club which offers an appealing alternative to indi- new catamaran was in the shop for a look over so I vidual boat ownership. For one low seasonal fee decided to start fixing up the Mako to sell it. Like members receive unlimited sailing privileges aboard the Ctab's fleet of COLGATE 26 and 27 most of our boats, cars and homes it needed some To Catch long deferred tender loving care. I got out all the foot Olympic class Solings, Members also receive screw drivers, wrenches, lubricants and polishes and A Catfish special discounts on instruction with Offshore decided to have at it. It was fun in a way, spiffing up Sailing School, liberal guest privileges, reciprocal a boat that over the years had been- so kind to me. It sailing at other Club locations and free entry in all was like returning a favor. Club races, clinics and special events. Somewhere in the middle of my repair work I For further information contact the Offshore glanced over at my baitwell switch and decided to Sailing Club, 941-4544700 or 800~221~432

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Terry-Jo Myers will demonstrate golf fundamentals ment and tickets for a 1998 Buick Century to be Children's hospital benefit and Calbat, widely-known for his golf wizardry, will given away as part of the Classic. Both are available The Mike Calbot Golf Tournament will be held perform in a special post tournament exhibition now through Dec. 4 at a booth at Edison Mall or by Monday, Dec. 8 to benefit The Children's Hospital Format will be one best ball of four (full handicaps - contacting the Volunteer Center at 997-5288. Southwest Florida. Golf professionals and amateurs 2 flights). The J C Penney Golf Classic is a Pro-Am Golf will tee up in one of the area's finest events - the 10th Registration is set for 7.15 a.m. followed by aTournament to be held at Innisbrook Resort in Tarpon Annual Mike Calbot Tournament of Charities on Dec. shotgun start at 8 a.m. A $100 player's fee, of which Springs from Dec 1 through Dec 7. Amateur golfers 8 at Pelican's Nest Golf Club in Bonita Springs. $50 can be a tax-deductible charitable contribution, team up with professionals Dec 2 and 3 for fun and Proceeds will benefit The Children's Hospital of also includes lunch, greens and cart fees. Team friendly competition. Then on Thursday, Dec. 4, the the Lee Memorial Health System at HealthPark awards will follow the Calbot exhibition. For more actual J.C. Penney Mixed Team (male and female Fort Myers golf professionals, Nolan Henke and information call the Mike Calbot Golf Studio at (941) professionals) Classic begins and pros compete for a 947-4600, or Christine Crandall, at 837-1749. purse of $1.5 million in prize money. Among the golfers expected to play are Michael Bradley, Nolen Correction: Hencke, Terry-Jo Myers, Paul Stankowski, Tommy In last week's Sports and Leisure section a Golf Volunteers get golfing Tolles, and defending champions Mike Hulbert and Pro Mike Dopslaff's name was spelled incorrectly. Volunteer Center of Lee County, Inc., will be the Donna Andrews. The Classic ends on Sunday, Dec 7. The Island Reporter apologizes for the error. Lee County agency benefiting from the J.C. Penney Advance Daily Passes for the tournament are $18.00. Golf Classic this year. The Volunteer Center will •please see page 5B receive a portion of the sale of tickets to the tourna- Moon swings Paul Horrigan from Colorado trailered his boat down from his father's home in Sarasota only to get a rough experience off the Sanibel Boat Ramp last week. Both Horrigan's boat and another larger sailboat were pushed ashore by high winds and unusually low tides last Monday. Horrigan and men from the other vessel gave each other a hand getting the sailboats back out into the harbor. Photos by Saul Taffet.

If it ain't broke: I wonder what's the use in fixing it then? •from page 2B To change the live Now I needed to do was to spend another serve me right. was easy to laugh it off. wrenches and the mos- well pump you have to replace the through hull hour mixing up the gel When I woke up the The boomerang hurt me quitos start biting I disconnect the hoses to fitting. Those are expen- coat formula, sanding, next morning, had my once. Once was enough. thought it wouldn't hurt the livewell itself. Then sive. About fifty bucks. buffing and repairing the coffee and went down to Just before I opened to mention it. The truth you have to unscrew it It also meant that I would big gash I had made start mending the gash in the can of gel coat with a of the matter is, if it ain't from the shut off valve have to go into town to while cold chiseling off the gel coat I laughed to screw driver, I sat down broke, (altogether that leads down to the get one. Two hours later I the original switch. You myself. "You're an on the deck of the Mako now) through-the-hull fitting returned from Boat U.S. know, the one that idiot," were my exact and realized that all of that brings the fresh salt- with a new fitting, some worked. words. There was no one this reminded me of a water up. I needed the new piping, a new live That would have to around so I said them out similar story that's been big pipe wrenches. The well pump and all new wait until the following loud. I knew it was true. taking place on Sanibel livewell pump was stuck. wiring. The total was up morning. It was dark I wasn't going to waste for the past month or While putting one of the over a hundred dollars now. The mosquitos were anymore of my time two. That being the situa- big wrenches to the 3/4" and five plus hours fix- out and biting and I was defending myself against tion down at the Pirate brass through hull valve ing a live well pump that exhausted and angry. I my sense of pride. Over Playhouse. It seems as flange and trying to free wasn't broken. wouldn't have been sur- time, the rust that had though a committee of the live well pump I put As I finally connected prised if one of the mos- made the old switch hard folks there have decided too much pressure on the and soldered the last wire quitos that bit me was to get off would have to change out a perfectly ower Kjcdlem connections and cracked to the new switch it hit carrying St. Louis worn through it and the good switch. They're encephalitis. Then you switch would have sim- already past the cold cordially invites you and the shut off valve and the me. The boomerang of your guests to the opening stem of the through hull truth. Ohhhh boy did it could add two weeks of ply failed and fallen apart chiseling and the shorts on its own. Like the one of our newly expanded fitting. I could hear it hurt. I pulled out the lit- hospitalization to the tab. and sparks that caused. on the starboard side did. gallery on crack.It cracked about tle switch and the brand Maybe a long term debil- But before they get out It might have taken a those big old nasty pipe the same time I did. Now new livewell, shut off itating illness. Nursing Saturday, year or two and worked I was in the anger stage. valve, through hull fit- care, fevers, brain November 22,1997 swelling, tumors, med- perfectly all the while. I The boomerang had ting, wiring, connectors, had screwed up. There 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. reached the outermost time and money and it ications and an extended The Islands' premier builder wasn't anyone but since 1983! Latest works by gallery section of its orbit and worked just as good as bout of severe depres- sion. All because I went myself and the clerk at artists will be featured was heading back the one I cold chiselled to fix a switch that Boat U.S. who knew towards me. I should off some six hours earli- AND wasn't broken. It would about my screw up so it have known. er. Now all I had left to come meet the islands' newest framer! Curtis W Skupny, DPM WATER FRONT 9 5 fa ltd Flawing SOUTH FT. MYERS • IONA AREA GEORGE Board Certified, American Board of Podiatric Surgery We at Southwest Development Corporation invite you to consider Quality Custom Framing Specializing in stringray injuries j one of the TWELVE REMAINING RESIDENTIAL SITES for your PARKER located upstairs from DREAM HOME in the INTRACOASTAL HARBOUR SUBDIVISION. INC. Tower Gallery trauma, and diseases PRIVATE DOCKS with DIRECT ACCESS to the Caloosahatchee and Gulf of Mexico at Marker 83 make this a BOATER'S HAVEN 472-1118 • NEW CONSTRUCTION of the Recorded deed restrictions provide desirable features to assure foot and ankle PRIVACY and SECURITY in a TRULY SOPHISTICATED, • REMODELING • DESIGN CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEIGHBORHOOD. 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•from page 2B Fair skies and calm seas greeted the return trip on Friday as the boaters ings in Palma, Majorca, Spain. The Yacht club hosts commodores again enjoyed the distinctive homes conference will include seminars by A capacity crowd was on and estates which line so much of the outside experts on subjects of interest hand at the Captiva Island Intercoastal Waterway, the marinas, to sailing schools, demonstrations, Yacht Club on the beautiful restaurants, shops and facilities which safety/risk management, boat trials, full-moon evening of contribute to the unique waterfront instructor materials, and many others Saturday, Nov. 15, for the lifestyle of South West Florida making For more information about joining Commodore's Ball it one of the most beautiful, interesting, the ISSA and about its programs, call Guests were greeted by and enjoyable cruising areas in the Steve a 941-454-1700 in the U S or tables draped in the Club col- country. write the Executive Director, John ors, green and yellow, deco- A stop at Useppa for lunch on the Jameson, 41 Barnhill Road, Daigely rated with miniature sailboats terrace of the Inn provided a pleasant Bay, Fife KY11 51,1,, Scotland, UK. sporting the CIYC insignia, ending for a delightful trip. John's telephone/fax (from the U S ) is an elaborate ice sculpture; a 011-44-1383-822-311. boat load of shrimp and crab claw appetizers, and numer- Navigation clinic ous other festive touches Contributed photo The Offshore Sailing Club, based at Yacht club cruises arranged by Committee South Seas Plantation is hosting a navi- The Fall Cruise of the Captiva Island Chairman, Helen Hall, assist- Committee Chairman Helen Hall with gation clinic from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. Yacht Club began on Monday, Nov 10 ed by Linda Eisenberg, guest John B. Dudley at the Dec. 6. The clinic is open to all sailors with two days of idyllic cruising from Adnanne Cross, and Marty Commodore's Ball. and covers the basics of coastal pilot- Sanibel north past Useppa, Cabbage Ericsson. ing. Price for the clinic is $95 per per- Key, Cayo Costa, across Charlotte Commodore Ed Lannigan son. Reservations are required and can Harbor, past Gasparilla and Little thanked the members for their many kind and thoughtful messages to his wife, be made by calling 454-1700. Gasparilla, Cape Haze, Placida Harbor Pat, during her recent illness, and introduced the former Commodores present: and through Lemon Bay, past Venice, Richard Kleinhans, Waiter Ericsson, Tim Murty, and Gene Slusser. Casey Key, and Siesta Key to the Bird Everyone enjoyed an elegant five course dinner topped off by B annas Foster IGFA on AOL Key Yacht Club for the first night's and the very danceable music of the Rex Mitchell orchestra. IGFA has switched to America dockage Online as its access provider. Through After cocktails at the beautiful bay- this change, IGFA's new e-mail address side home of Warren and Marge Kevin, where sightseeing and lunch and dinner Nine inches of rain fell the following is [email protected] IGFA has a pres- at the club were the activities of the day providing a rare opportunity for a friends of Larry and Fran McPhedrain, ence in a popular area on AOL known day. day of complete relaxation, broken the group enjoyed dinner at the Bird as Fishing Braodcast Network. To only by lunch at the Sarasota Yacht Key Yacht Club. On Wednesday, threatening weather access, AOL subscribers may click was forecast and the fleet crossed back Club and dinner at the very elegant Perfect conditions prevailed for the "Keyword" and enter IGFA. Field Club. second day of cruising from Bird Key across Tampa Bay to the Sarasota across Sarasota Bay, past Anna Maria Yacht Club in time to partake of a late Island, across Tampa Bay to Boca lunch at Charlie's Crab at St. Armond's SWAT Team in the swim of things Chica Bay and past the waterfront com- Circle followed by shopping at the many interesting and unique Circle SWAT (Sanibel Water Attack Team) traveled to Golden Gate for a meet last munities of Passs-A-Gnlle, Treasure Saturday and came home with 33 ribbons. Personal bests were achieved by Island, and Sarasota Beach to the love- stores. Dinner was delightful at the Sarasota Yacht Club. Brittany Gann, Jimmy Shannon, Brett Shannon, Lexie Cook, and Charlotte ly Isla Del Sol Yacht and Country Club Davies. Tad Caldwell had a first place in butterfly. SWAT had eight new swim- mers at their first meet. Coach John Barden said, "They all did outstanding1 Congratulations to all the swimmers for a job well done." The next swim meet is in Sarasota.

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Larry and Fran McPhedrain aboard their boat "Spinning Wheel" at Gwenda Hiett-CIements the Sarasota Yacht Club. SWAT team members who have competed in recent meets are in front Katie McCurry, Lauren Jeandron, Brett Shannon and in back Brittany Gann, Sarah DeGeorge, Jimmy Shannon, assistant couch Lisa Fenton.

The Condominium Associations of Sanibel (CASI) Annual Kick-Off Breakfast will be held November 25th at the Beachview Golf Club Guest Speakers: City Manager Gary Price and City Finance Director Rene Lynch Fine European Furniture & Antiques Registration at 8:30 am Breakfast 9:00 am • Entertainment Centers • Buffets & Sideboards TRADE CENTER WAY $6.50 per person • Wall-Units & Bookcases • Beds & Headboards • Dining Tables & Hutches • Hand-Painted Furniture For information or reservations, please call Custom Design Service. Exclusive Collection of French/Dutch Antiques PINE RIDGE RD John Jensen at 478-5896 • Lucie Hall 472-4077 or 1892 Trade Center Way • Naples • (941) 514-0336 10,000 Sq.Ft. m Sonja Smith 765-5300 ^ ISLAND REPORTER • NOVEMBER 21, 1997 Q 5B Sports & leisure

•from page 3B the B flight by two strokes over Jim Clark, Tom Hunter and Peter Perkins Advance Senior Daily Passes (55 +) are In the C flight, Bill Arthur shot an 82 to $15.00. Advance Weekly Badges that beat Bob Louwers by five strokes Jim are good for all seven days of the Jerrell shot a 36 to win the nine hole Tournament are $60. Additional group division. and week long passes are also available at discounted rates. Tickets for a chance to win a 1998 Beachview Buick Century are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. The drawing will be held on women's golf Sunday afternoon, Dec 7, at the Golf A record number of Beachvievv's Classic. You do not need to be present women golfers managed to "Beat the to win. Pro" Nov. 12. In nine hole play, win- Non-profit charities have been sell- ners were Ellen Lawrence, Tommy ing tickets to this prestigious fund rais- Jaeger, Barbara Dahlgren, Lee Beltz, Jean Lane, Ree Anderson, Mary Jane er for more than 15 years and have Contributed photo received more than $8 million in total. preston, Helen Luce, Sally Carter, Volunteer Center of Lee County joins Loretta Geiger and Libby MacMillan make their way through the Anne Bodine, Barb Steinhafel, Dorothy more than 15 other charities as this 3.5 doubles division during the Sundial Turkey Bowl. Corbin, Marilyn Neff and Agnes year's recipients. McClintock. For more information, a list of the Parsons 6-3, 6-1 for the victory in the Community Association were Pat and In 18 hole play winners were Ruth teams, or to purchase golf or car tick- men's 4.5 division. John Eichenlaub, followed by Martha Reik, Barb Spoehr, Ruth Scoville, ets, contact Volunteer Center of Lee Punta Gorda resident Chris Vernsey Kildown and Dick Light. East/west Ginny Reeves, Betty Puff, Nancy County at 997-5288. won the women's 3.0 division. Bonnie winners were Eva and Werner Fickwolf Carlile, Lenora Hoffman, Linnea Sadd, Acosta of Port Charlotte won the 3.5 followed by Ruth Frank and Maddy Bea Maggio, Valerie Sadd and Kathy division and Holly Vaughn won the Hanlon and Kay Trimbur and Helen Krause. Canterbury boy's women's 4.0 divison. Quimby. Only 13 participants beat the pro last basketball begins In the doubles tournament, John year. This time there were 26. Friedman and Dick Patton won the The boys varsity team is gearing up men's 3.0 and lost the 3.5 division. Jim Adams aces hole for what they hope is another winning Beachview men's King and Clint Parsons won the 4.0 Dunes member Cindy Adams teed season. Some of last year's team mem- doubles. up her ball on the 70 yard par 3 hole, In an individual low net tournament bers had impressive county-wide stats In women's doubles Jan Cleaves and and hit the shot of her life last week held Nov. 11, Mac McClintock shot a including second in scoring, first in when she scored a hole-in-one. 29 to win by three strokes over Joe rebounding and second in assists. Four Chris Vernsey won the 3.5 division and Holly Vaughn and Joyce Doering won Hoffman. Fred Scheidig came in third of the five Cougar starters are returning with a 33. from last year's team and are seniors. the 4.0 division. Dunes men's golf In mixed doubles Bonnie Acosta and In two best ball of four tournament In fact, these four athletes have played In an individual low net held Nov. held Nov. 15, the team of Orion Nunn, basketball together at Canterbury since Abe Acosta defeated Joe Oxx and Judy Brehner 6-4, 6-4. 12 at the Dunes, Bill MacNulty shot a Ralph Waldo, Bud Ristow and Ralph sixth grade. According to Coach Terry 68 for a three stroke victory over Wally Suechting shot a 122. Three other Kelly, this year should be a good one Allaire and Tony Balleta in the A teams tied for second. for Canterbury. Terry said of Sanibel Swim now flight. Bud Albertson shot an 80 to win resident Scooter Reynolds, "(He) is the dominant force on the inside and has The City of Sanibel Recreation the size and power to excel in the Department is conducting a survey of game." anyone interested in participating in a Realtor® Margie Davison Masters Swim Program (ages 19 years Upcoming home games include: and up). Members will participate in a Bradenton Academy, Dec. 6 at 7:30 wide range of swimming activities. services only a very small p.m., St. John Neumann, Dec. 10 at If you are interested please call or 7:30 p.m., and the Canterbury stop by to receive a Masters Swimming Invitational will start Dec. 20-23. Program survey. Interest generated in Game times will be announced. this activity will determine whether the Recreation Department will conduct this program. For more information call Sundial bowl 472-0345. Jim Digsby of Altamont Springs won the men's 3.5 singles division of i the Sundial Turkey Bowl held last Bridge scores l week. Jim Zuk of Cape Coral won the North/south winners in duplicate '& men's 4.0 division. Wayne Hargrave of bridge played Nov. 10 at the Sanibel Miami beat Sanibel resident Clint Gol club presents check to charity Bu•••..t a' •s • •Th '•,••'•'•.e • Sanibel-Captiv: • • .•..-••: ^^••*p?«». •• .••..'••.a• .••:•Speclali|' • :;•• •..•.••/• ;.. • •• ,•.'• ' |•:•.

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In today's complex market, you need the advantage of a specialist who can accurately price your property. You need a specialist to locate the right home at the right price. Contributed photo You need someone like Margie who understands Lions President George Veillette and Vice-President Ken the varied neighborhoods. And knows the Sanibel- Boyce accept a check from McCune. Captiva things that make Sanibel-Captiva unique. If you have questions about Sanibel-Captiva real Kevin McCune, head golf pro at the Dunes Golf and Country Club estate, call Margie today. It'll make a world of presented a $2,713 check to the Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club. The check difference. represents earnings from the 15th Annual Sanibel Island Golf Classic at Priscilla Murphy the Dunes. - 941-472-1511*800-233-8829 PMR, Realty, Incf J gs a TOWEMBEPP4ir't9W a Health & fitness Domestic violence is a detectable pattern store or an appointment. He will ques- love me, I'm all you need, You're all I iolence in all its ugly forms is violence will be an active part of the tion her closely about where she went, need." She is supposed to take care of now recognized as one of the person's adult way of expressing anger. who she talked to As this behavior gets everything for him emotionally and in most serious societal problems Many women today are interested in V ways that they can predict whether they worse, he may not let the woman make the home. facing our nation. Violent behavior is personal decisions about the house, her 5. Isolation: The abusive person tries not limited to men or to the streets: it are about to become involved with clothing, going to church. He may keep to cut the person off from all resources. occurs regu- someone who will be physically abu- all the money or even make her ask If she has men friends, she's a "whore," larly behind sive. Below is a list of behaviors ... permission to leave the house or room. if she has women friends, she's a les- closed signs to look for in a battering person- bian, if she's close to family, she's "tied doors of ality which was compiled by the 3. Quick involvement: Many bat- to the apron string." He accuses people households, Project for Victims of Family Violence tered women dated or knew their who are the woman's supporters of among fam- located in Fayetteville, Ark. If the per- abuser for less than six months before "causing trouble." He may want to live ily mem- son has several behaviors (say three or they were married, engaged, or living in the country without a phone; he may bers, rela- more) there is a strong potential for together. He comes on like a whirl- not let her use a car (or have one that is tives and physical violence. The more signs a wind, claiming "you're the only person reliable); or he may try to keep the others who person has, the more likely the person I could ever talk to," "I've never felt woman from working or going to share inti- is a batterer. In some cases, a batterer loved like this by anyone." He will school. mate rela- may have only a couple of behaviors pressure the woman to commit to the tionships. that the woman can recognize, but they relationship in such a way that later a Janice J. Caron is a licenced men- Violence are very exaggerated (e.g. will try to woman may feel very guilty or that tal health counselor and a doctoral within the Janice explain his behavior as signs of his she's "letting him down" if she wants student in Counseling Psychology. home is love and concern), and a woman maybe to slow down involvement or break-off. She is a certified addiction profession- referred to Caron flattered at first. As time goes on, the 4. Unrealistic Expectations: Abusive al and works with individuals, couples behaviors become more severe and people will expect their partner to meet and families. Readers with confiden- as family serve to dominate and control the all their needs: he expects the woman tial questions can call Caron at 395- violence. woman. to be the perfect wife, mother, lover, 2184 Domestic violence or "battering" refers 1. Jealousy: At the beginning of a friend. He will say things like "If you to the use of physical force, or threat of relationship, an abuser will always say such force against a current or former that jealousy is a sign of love; jealousy i.uuier in an intimate relationship, has nothing to do with love, it's a sign resulting in fear and emotional and or of possessiveness and lack of trust. He physical suffering. If the partners are will question the woman about who she married, this is commonly referred to talks to, accuse her of flirting, or be as spouse abuse, but since many part- jealous of the time she spends with ners never marry, or may have ended family, friends or children. As the jeal- >'ieir marriage trough divorce, I'll use ousy progresses, he may call her fre- the broader term, domestic violence. quently during the day or drop by Depression Dan cause: In the next few issues I'll be writing unexpectedly. He may refuse to let her 1 uoss of interest In food, sex, about the different aspects of domestic work for fear she'll meet someone else, oih&r things that umd to males violence. It is estimated that between or even do strange behaviors such as life worth living 70 and 80 percent of the domestic vio- checking her car mileage or asking m Deep, ptrstent feelings of lence arrests are alcohol and/or drug friends to watch her related. Alcohol and other drugs serve to release "uncontrolled" anger energy. 2. Controlling Behaviors: At first, If abuse and violence in the person's the batterer will say this behavior is because he's concerned fof the early life was the norm and not the Wht« victims Of d exception, then one can clearly expect woman's safety. He will be angry if the foaare woman is "late" coming back from the 10 mm

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Aerobics at the Sanibel Fitness Yoga with Pam Wortzel. Experience Center. Professionally certified instruc- the revitalizing power of yoga this tors offer the following classes for summer. The movements release stress everyone. Nice 'n' Easy, 7:15 a.m.; and produce a feeling of strength and Mixed Impact Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body tranquillity The series runs Saturdays Shaping, 10:15 am , Short Step, 11:30 from 9:30 a.m. until 11 and the cost is a m. Free to members. Call 395-2639. $10 for a single session. Call 395-0900 for more information. Aerobics at the Sanibel Fitness Center on Tuesdays. Step aerobics with Senior fitness with Carla Ferrel at professionally certified instructors at 9 the Sanibel Community Center on a m. and 6 p.m Free to members. Call Periwinkle Road, Mondays, 395-2639. Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 9:30 a.m.

Yoga. At 'Tween Waters Inn Yoga. The Wellness Center of Thursdays, 9-10-30 a.m. Sanibel offers Yoga classes on Monday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 to Aerobics at the Sanibel Fitness 7-45 p.m. On Wednesday and Friday, Center. Professionally certified instruc- classes are 9 to 10:15 a.m. and on iwvites you to realize your dream tors offer the following classes for Saturdays from 10 to 11:15 am. Call of ownership of your very own island vacation home everyone. Nice 'n' Easy, 7:15 a.m.; 395-1100. in a gracious, private island dub, Mixed Impact Aerobics, 9 a.m.; Body Shaping, 10:15 a.m.; Short Step, 11:30 Tai Chi Chuan class at the Sanibel 1NQUIRB? a.m. ; Mixed Impact Aerobics, 6 p.m. Fitness Center. With Val Parker. 12:30- The Useppa Property Company, Inc. Free to members. Call 395-2639. 1:30 p.m. $10 per class for non-mem- Full Service, Full Time On-Island Realtor... bers of the fitness center. Call 395- Bxchtsively serving Useppa Island since 1980 Island Seniors Water Aerobics, 10 BODY for more information. a.m , Saturdays, $1 per class. Sanibel 941/283-1061 • Licensed Real Estate Broker Recreation Complex pool. 472-5743. P.O. Box 640 • Bokedia, Florida 33922 tSLANDREPORTER • NOVEMBERS rf 997 Q 7B

" I nearly went crazy. I said there has to be a better way. So I started a support group."

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of the 15 years she has lived on the island. She plans the meals with Bailey's employees, but commented that often the volunteers add special treats for their clients on their own. The cost of the meal is minimal, only $4.50, but Tsuji assures the portions are gener- ous. "The meals are more than adequate, so that they have leftovers on the weekends," she said. "Often, volunteers become good friends with their recipi- ents." An islander who was famous for pedaling her three wheeler with her dog in the basket was a beneficiary of the program until her recent death. Her meals on wheels volunteers brought along their dog to visit as Saul Taffet Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Sheckman deliver lunch to Elinor Dormer as part of the Friends in well. Service Here (FISH) Meals on Wheels program. Dormer and her husband Robert received Another lady would chastise the volunteer if her their first meals from the organization on Tuesday and said the service helps them in their dinner was late. She had the table set and was ready daily routine. and waiting for her dinner every day. Tsuji is happy to be in charge of the program which, she admits, can become a rather complex pro- By Jill Goodman In season, Tsuji has a volunteer roster thirty strong. ject, and plans to continue with it. Staff Writer Off-season, however, a smaller force can handle the She urges people to contact her to learn more about Sanibel residents can rest assured they have a deliveries. the service. friend just a phone call away. The November volunteers are Dr. and Mrs. Nathan "I know there are more people on Sanibel that need Friends In Service Here, FISH, has been on hand Sheckman, Betty Murphy, Hazel and Edward this program," she said. to help islanders since islander Abe Lerner started the Schuller, Virginia and Bud Loomis and Jane and Bud Wagner. program 16 years ago. •please see page 15B "When I first arrived on Sanibel, the Tsuji has been charge of meal on wheels for seven Congregational Church and St. Michael's had a pro- gram ready to go. I had several careers after I retired from the Foreign Service, but I thought that this was a good program," Lerner said. Sophisticated and Fun... Under Lerner's guidance, the island FISH program has expanded into an all-encompassing effort for Island Luxury Living at assistance to shut-ins and the handicapped. Predominately catering to the elderly, FISH will help wherever they are needed regardless of age. Wedgewood Based entirely upon a volunteer network of nearly 150 in season, Lerner is extremely proud of their Beach Front accomplishments. The city is proud as well, honoring the service organization this past Tuesday with a proclamation by Penthouse #306 the City Council. He said, "We have driven more than 20,000 miles and have given thousands of telephone hours of sup- port." Volunteer Gladys Tsuji is in charge of the meals on wheels program. She said they deliver one meal a day, Mondays through Fridays. Off-season, they only deliver about four to six meals a day, but in season as many as 14 meals are delivered daily to shut-ins. The newest recipient of FISH's meals on wheels is Elinor Dormer. Dormer, who began visiting island during the winter months 78 years ago, laments that she can't get around as well as she would like to. "I can't do much for myself anymore. I had a cou- ple of strokes and they say I have Parkinson's," she added, "Well, I'm almost 80." She will celebrate that milestone on Feb. 16. Dormer isn't sure if she and husband Robert will be daily meal recipients or just on occasion. But she likes not having to cook. Even though the island has grown so much over the years, she still loves living here. 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths with approximately 3,200 square feet of luxurious living space. BOAT Panoramic views from rooftop sundeck! RIDES Asking $799,000 to Cabbage KtfcCayo Costa and North Captiva Kathryn.& Anthony Gaeta 941-472-5187 ext. 31 472-5800 800-553-7338 ext. 31 Jensen's Carina Realtors • VIP Executive Club 941-454-3729 eves Capllwa Island for YOUR Florida Lifestyle Find Your Place With 8B • NOVEMBER 21, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER

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Box 809 472-8185 Sanibel, FL 33957 Tracy Hilien, Tech. 10BQ-NOVEMBERS 1997 Q Community calendar Cub Scouts to collect food Cub Scout Pack 33 will distribute plastic bags Spaghetti scouts donated by Winn-Dixie through out the neighbor- Les Delormier (left), President hoods for collection of canned, boxed or plastic con- of the Kiwanis Club of Sanibel- tainer food tomorrow The food will be picked up by Captiva Islands is shown pre- the Scouts the following Saturday morning, Nov 22 senting this year's Kiwanis Items needed are soup, beef stew, chili, canned fish, donation for "scouting" to rep- canned meats, canned vegetables, canned fruit, resentatives of the Boy Scouts, peanut butter, instant potatoes, instant rice or spaghet- Girl Scouts and Daisy Scouts. ti. Nothing should be perishable, frozen or in glass Also pictured are Kiwanians containers. Place canned goods in the bag outside Beary May and Walt Hadley as your door by 10 a.m. Saturday Nov. 22. well as Scout Leader Bonnie Liljequist. This "Good Turn" will eam the cub Scouts a badge The Kiwanis would like to at their monthly Pact Meeting, Sunday, Nov. 30 at thank the Girl Scouts for 6:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Community Church. always helping at the Kiwanis Spaghetti Dinner which is scheduled next year for Feb. 28 Book sale at the Sanibel Community Literacy Volunteers of America, Lee County will Association. have a book sale Dec. 6 at two locations — in front of the Publix at Summerlin and Colonial in Fort Myers and in front of the Publix at 1016 Cape Coral Parkway in Cape Coral The sale begins at 8 a.m. and Contributed photo continues until 4 p.m. in Fort Myers and until 2 pm. in Cape Coral. Community Association building, but come a few LVA is a privately funded organization that pro- minutes early to buy raffle ticketed. vides free, confidential, tutoring to adults who have Optimistic entertainment low skills or for whom English is a second language. The Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club is selling Take a holiday Entertainment books in an effort to raise funds for Join SunTrust Dec. 5 from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. by local youth programs. Bats, Bats, Bats helping celebrate the bank's first holiday season at its One such program would match seniors with The Sierra Club Calusa Group is sponsoring Cyndi new location. Featured will be artist of the month Pat island teens in an effort to promote intergenerational Marks, president of Friends of Florida's bats, who Cleveland. Cleveland's work, now on display, has communication and community service. Teens would will make a fun and informative presentation at the been accepted in many local juried shows, winning be able to assist the elderly with household duties and Calusa Nature Center Friday, Nov. 28 at 7:30 p.m. various awards. This past year she was one of 93 win- local shopping needs. The Optimist Club is working Call 992-9061 for further information. ners in an international competition sponsored by with the island's FISH program. Arts Spectrum Magazine of New York. Entertainment books are on sale at The Island CH.A.D.D. meeting Refreshments will be served at the reception. Reporter (472-1587), Needful Things (472-5400), Community Bank of the Islands East (472-5575) and CH.A.D D. of Lee County will meet Tuesday, Dec. the International Medical Center (395-9355). 2 at the Lee Memorial Hospital Auditorium in Fort Santa bucks Myers at 7 p.m. The topic presented will be While quantities last, Santa Dollars and the new Recognition and Treatment of Attention Deficit Santa Bucks are available in Florida at Publix Shelling for volunteers Disorder. Speakers will be Dr. David MacKoul, a Supermarkets in Lee County. Each Santa Dollar and Are you a new resident or new Winter resident of local pediatrician, and Dr. Michael B. Spell man, a Santa Buck comes in a special edition Christmas card Lee County? Do you have 3 hours per week to spend clinical psychologist. For further information call with a holiday envelope for only $2.50 plus tax. at The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum helping us 466-1167. Santa Dollars and Santa Buck are both real $1 spread the word about shells to visitors? Would you bills. Santa Dollars featured a whiskered portrait of like to learn more about shells and how they live? Shell club Santa Claus in place of George Washington, while If you have answered yes to these questions, please Santa Bucks features a reindeer. join Nan Hall, Volunteer Coordinator, at The Bailey- The Nov. 25 meeting of the Sanibel-Captiva Shell Matthews Shell Museum for a special volunteer ori- Club will feature guest speaker Peter Betzer, PhD. entation on Monday, Nov. 24 from 1 to 3 p.m. Coffee A professor at the university of South Florida, Volunteers needed and cookies will be served, questions about the Betzer will bring tow marine science grant recipients The Volunteer Center works with agencies to find Museum will be answered, and each position where and each will give a brief program on their field of volunteers with skills needed to help the agencies bet- volunteers are utilized will be discussed in depth. expertise. Terry Slifko will give a program titled: ter serve their community. A variety of jobs are avail- Many volunteers at the Museum say that one of the "New Techniques to protect healthy microbes in able for volunteers of all ages and skills. joys of volunteering is seeing the wonder in a child's drinking water" and Nancy Schmidt will give a pro- Do you have a really cute dog or cat that you eyes and the expression of amazement as a visitor gram titled "Wiring Florida's Oceans for Science and would like to share with others. If so a local agency is begins the journey of enlightenment in beginning to Society." The meeting begins at 8 p.m. at the Sanibel looking for you to do some pet therapy. Volunteers understand nature and the environment. Motivators and their pets would go around to nursing homes, such as becoming involved in your community, help- congregated living sites and hospitals. Two orienta- ing others, meeting other volunteers with similar tion sessions will be given before a person and their interests, and our benefits, we hope, will encourage HOMEWORK pet begin therapy visits. you to volunteer at The Bailey-Matthews Shell For more information about current needs and Museum. Some knowledge of shells is helpful but other volunteer opportunities call 997-5288. there are opportunities to volunteer where that knowl- MADE EASY edge is not necessary. Other special benefits include a twenty per cent discount in the Museum Store, free Catch the Excitement! admission to the Museum and educational programs for volunteers and their family members, and the pos- •please see page 11B

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Meets every Wednesday at Thanksgiving is next week and all Please call Nan Hall at 395-2233 for 7:30 a.m. for breakfast at the Hungry energies at Sanibel's Historical further information. Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge Road. Village and Museum are turned to the Visiting Kiwanians are welcome. Call annual Antique Toy Show slated to Eye Centers at 472-1537. open on Wednesday, Dec. 10. For the eleventh year antique toys, Bailey's CONA-Committee of Neighborhood on loan from individual collectors, Eye Centers of Florida's mobile Associations meets the fourth Thursday will invade all corners of all buildings screening bus will be on Sanibel at of each month. Call Urban Palmer at within the historical village celebrat- Contributed photo Bailey's General Store Nov. 26 from 9 472-1316 or Faye Granberry at 472- ing holiday time. 6940 for more information. Miniature rooms are a favorite a.m. to 2:45 p.m. As a service to the According to Dee Kauffman and with all ages at the Antique Toy community, Eye Centers of Florida will Kay Strong who are co-chairing the Show coming soon to the provide free vision and hearing screen- The Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club extravaganza for the second time, this Historical Village and Museum. meets the second Tuesday of each ings in its 40 foot mobile unit. If year's show is entitled "Trees and and the popular "hands on" toys are patients wear eyeglasses, they should month for breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Toys for Girls and Boys." In keeping just some of the fun awaiting visitors. bring them for the screening. For fur- Meetings are held at the Sanibel with the emphasis on trees they plan Carol Fowler with Ginny Arthur ther information call 939-3456. Chowder Company. For information vignettes around varying sized are in charge of holiday decorations call Michelle Moran at 472-1587. Christmas trees in the museum, the while others working on the toy show old Bailey store and Miss Charlotta's committee include Betty Gadient, To list your service club or organiza- tea room. Carolyn Graham, Bea Langelier, Service clubs tion meeting, please write to Additionally displays of antique Dottie Miller, Rosemary Ryan and Community Calendar, Island Reporter, dolls, stuffed animals from A to Z, B.J. Weimer. P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, Fla. 33957. Or trains and trucks, miniature rooms, fax your notice to (941) 472-8398. Sanibel/Captiva Rotary Club Breakfast Meeting, 7:30 a.m. every lives in the wake of loneliness, guilt, Friday at the Hungry Heron, 2330 anger and rejection. This group will Thursdays Palm Ridge Road. Visiting members offer a positive program for accepting 12 Steps For Everyone, 11 a.m., welcome. 395-0512. your divorce as a solution, not as a Sanibel Community Church. 472-2684. punishment; for laying your past to Fridays Sanibel Emergency Radio Amateur rest, and for reaching out toward new Alcoholics Anonymous, Noon, Al-Anon, noon, Sanibel Community healthier relationships. Life does get Men's Big Book Group, Sanibel Net, 7:30 p.m. Frequency is 146.79 Church. with a tone coded squelch of 173.8 Hz. better. On-going group. Wednesdays, 6 Congregational United Church of Visiting Hams welcome. to 7:30 p.m., $20 per session. Call 395- Christ, across from Periwinkle Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 2184. Shopping Plaza. open speaker meeting, St. Michael and The American Association of All Angels Episcopal Church. Retired Persons Sanibel-Captiva Alcoholics Anonymous, open step Alcoholics Anonymous, closed dis- meeting. Sanibel Community Church, cussion meeting, St. Michael and All Chapter No. 3678 meets the second Adult Children Of Alcoholics Friday of each month from October, to next to Jerry's, 8:30 a.m. Angels Episcopal Church, 8 p.m. 454- (ACOA), 8 p.m., Sanibel Community 0330. May. For more information call Church. Dorothy Shelton 472-5517. FISH sponsored Support Group for the Visually Impaired, meets the first Alcoholics Anonymous, 11th Step Saturdays Wednesday of every month at 3 p.m. at Workshop Group. 6:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Hams. Meet the first Alcoholics Anonymous, 9 a.m., next Sanibel Congregational Church. Monday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the Island Civic Center. For further to library on Captiva Rd. (Look for information call 472-0047. •please see page 12B City Council chambers at city hall. Call library sign.) 427-5130 or KQ4UW for more infor- mation. Sundays Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m. Step The Shellcrafters meet every group, Sanibel Congregational Church. Monday at the Sanibel Community Association in the North Room from Alanon, 8 p.m.,Sanibel 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Congregational Church.

Horticultural Society of the Islands. Mondays Meet the first Tuesday of every month Alcoholics Anonymous, 10 a.m., at the Sanibel Public Library 10 a.m. to Sanibel Women's Group, Sanibel noon. Guests welcome, no fees or Congregational United Church of reservations. Call Dr. Faye Granberry Christ _ TO REFURBISH at 472-6940. HOME OR COMBO? Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., wertdr San Hesnaie Mil mur The Sanibel Bicycle Club meets Captiva Survivors, next to library on Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Room, Patio, Mattress Sets, Commercial, Hotel/Motel every Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. at the Captiva Rd. (look for library sign). -—•—— •— s§$®eimlizln& 1st sof& si&ersersl — Dunes. For information call Peter Hilger at 472-1397. Tuesdays Caregivers Support group sponsored The Master Gardners meet the first by FISH meets the fourth Tuesday of Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. at each month, except December, at 10.30 the Sanibel Public Library. Speaker a.m. at 1774 Bunting Lane. For further Kaye Cude, authority on plants and information call Topper Schram, 395- their care. For information contact Dr. 0130. L#^GE-SELECT1OI^I OF Faye Granberry at 472-6940. Meeting dates are Nov. 25, Dec. 16, Jan. 27, Feb. 24, March 24, April 28, ^ Carpet • Tile • Wallpaper • Verticals • Mini-Blinds Zonta International meets the first May 26, and June 23. ' Draper ies • Wood Shutters • Lamps* Bedspreads and third Tuesday of every month at the 7:30 a.m. at the Hungry Heron Al-Anon Sanibel Community ftfflwe me BEST Prices tit tee_Ca ymw purchase ta SMVB yau i Restaurant. Visiting Zonta members Church. 8:35 a.m. t welcome. For details call, Linda Uhler, Ft. Myers foe «mr& 'Wim Us* of SATISFIEO cusrot Please visit our 11,000 sq. ft. Showroom. Our experienced staff wl!l help 472-3817. Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., coordinate while you're here or away. Or, call us and we'll come to youl San/Cap Tuesday Night Group, Sanibel Sanibel Hams breakfast. The third CONVENIENT Congregational United Church of LOCATION miSS Wednesday of every month at 8 a.m. at FROM SANIBEL & Christ. FT. MYERS BEACH Jerry's Supermarket. Call 427-5130 or GUMUS KQ4UW for more information. Wednesdays Common Concerns Group for -FmSMtttL Sanibel/Captiva Lions Club. Meets recently divorced women in their 40s 3311 first and third Wednesdays of each and 50s. A therapeutic group for month. 6:30 dinner meeting at Sanibel women facing the need to build new AS1INIBRS 15SO1 MCGREGOR BLV0 .-i . r • - , i 12B Q NOVEMBER 21, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Community calendar

•from page 11B further information call 395-2233.

The Sanibel Public Library is locat- Llama kisses PcJinti oi iitte^st ed at 770 Dunlop Road. Open Monday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 Natural Wildlife-History Boat a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays from 9 a.m. to Tours, sponsored by the Sanibel- 1 p.m. 472-2483. Captiva Conservation Foundation and Captiva Cruises sets sail every day The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation from South Seas Plantation at 4 p.m. Foundation nature center is open to the aboard the Lady Chadwick. Cost is public 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday $17.50 for adults and $10 for children through Friday. Admission $3 per per- 12 and under. Children under 3 ride son over 17 years of age. Native plant free. For details, call 472-5300. Other nursery is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The daily cruises are as follows: 9 a.m.— SCCF offers guided trail walks Morning Nature Cruise; 9 a.m.—Cruise Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at to Cabbage Key and Useppa Island; 8:45 a.m. Beach Walk Thursdays at nightly sunset cruise. 8:45 a.m.

The Bailey-Matthews Shell Sanibel Historical Village and Museum. See the 1913 Rutland House Museum. Located at 3075 Sanibel- Saul Taffet Captiva Road. Open Tuesday through museum, 1927 Bailey country store, 1927 Reed post office, 1926 Miss John Murin gets a loving nudge from 3-year old Sky. Murin Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Closed' owns Gulf Coast Llamas at Green Heron Farm in Fort Myers Mondays. A half-hour lecture and slide Charlotta's Tea Room, 1926 Model T and visited Sanibel Elementary students this week. show daily. Tuesdays through Fridays Ford and vegetable garden representing at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Admission for farming era on Sanibel. 10 a.m. to 4 adults $5, youth, 8 to 16, $3, seven and p.m. 472-4648. Closed until Oct. 15, under and members are free. Suggested visiting time for exhibits 45 minutes to Adventures in Paradise Trolley one hour. Gift Shop on premises. For Tour. Shelling Sanibel—Trolley to live aquariums, the shell museum and the Congregational United Church of shore. Friday, 9 to 11 a.m. Sights and Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Way, Mondays PUBLIC HEARINGS History Tour—A trip from Sanibel's from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. $2. Everyone Point Ybel to the end of Captiva. Daily, welcome. Call Gertrude Ford at 395- CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA 1-3 p.m. Adults, $15; children, $10. 1770 for'more information. J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge- The Sanibel Planning Commission will conduct Public Hearings on Tuesday, Tour the refuge with an expert. 9-11 Scrabble practice on Mondays at December 9, 1997 beginning at 9:00 A.M. at Sanibel City Hall in the Council a.m. daily except Friday. Adults, $10; Shell Point Village at 1 p.m. There is Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida, to consider the children, $7. Call 472-8443. no cost, but reservations are a must. following applications: Call 466-0657. Country Line Dance. With Sandra 9:15 AM Consideration of a request for conditional use approval to permit D. at the American Legion Post 123 on Shellcrqfters Workshop. Mondays the placement of approximately 104 lineal feet of rip-rap materi- Sanibel Captiva Road at mile marker from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Sanibel als along the base of an existing seawall located within the Bay three. Fridays, 7-9 p.m. Free. 472- Community Center. Beach Zone; 9979. Chess players wanted at Island and CROW Tour. Care and Seniors. Play chess on Tuesdays at 1 Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers guided p.m. Non-chess players may play Consideration of a request for a development permit to perform tour at 11 a.m. Monday-Friday, and bridge or backgammon. If you would the shoreline construction associated with the accessory erosion Sunday at 1 p.m. Tours of the wildlife like to learn to play chess, Karl Godert control structure proposed by the conditional use permit applica- rescue facility begin in the education is ready to teach you. Call 472-5743. tion; pavilion with an introductory talk and short video and proceed through the Scrabble practice on Tuesdays at The proposed development indicated by this request is to occur outside compound and take about one Shell Point Village at 7 p.m. There is in the adjacent waters of San Carlos Bay and on the parcel of hour. $3 donation requested (except for no cost, but reservations are a must. land which is located at 630 Lighthouse Way (Lot 4, Unit 4, members and children 12 and under). Call 466-0657. Sanibel Estates Subdivision - tax parcel no. 20-46-23-T2- Rain cancels tour. 472-3644. 01500.0040). Submitted by Timothy J. Murty, Attorney for the property owners, William and Martha Lucas. Application Nos. Island Seniors Bridge for Fun. At 97-143 CUP and 97-11679 DP. J.N. "Ding" Darling National the Island Civic Center Tuesdays at 1 Wildlife Refuge. Visitor center open 9 p.m. a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday-Thursday. Closed 9:40 AM Consideration of a request for a variance to Land Development Friday. One Wildlife Drive open sun- Island Seniors line dance. 2:30 Code Section I.E.7. Accessory Docks, Boat Davits, and Boat rise to sunset daily except Friday. 472- p.m., Wednesdays at the Island Civic Lifts, Subsection c.(4). to allow a boat lift installation adjacent to 1100. Gate times vary, contact visitor Center. 472-5743. an existing boat dock that will extend more than 15' waterward center for specifics. of the roots of an extensive mangrove fringe. The proposed boat Family Planning and Pregnancy lift is to be located in Dinkins Bayou adjacent to a parcel of land Duplicate Bridge meets weekly at Testing. At the Island Civic Center the located at 6170 Dinkins Lake Road (Dinkins Lake Subdivision, the Sanibel Community Association second Wednesday of each month from Lot 29, Block B - tax parcel no. 11-46-21-T2-0040B.0290). auditorium Thursdays at 1 p.m. with 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Submitted by Bray Marine Construction, Inc. for property owner Director Bev Jones. The cost is $3 per Ann S. Rapp. Application No. 97-380 V. person. If you need a partner call Bev Shots for Tots and Overseas at 481-2422. Immunizations. The third Thursday of every month at the Island Civic Center ACBL Duplicate Bridge meets from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sponsored by weekly at the Sanibel Community the Lee County Public Health Unit, ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Association auditorium Mondays at overseas immunizations are available 7:30 p.m. with Director George for a nominal fee and children's shots If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter Emerson (482-3547). The cost is $3 per are free to those under 18. considered at such meeting or hearing, s/he will need a record of the proceedings, person. Partners guaranteed. and for such purposes may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceed- ings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the Duplicate Bridge. At the Sanibel Pajama Story Hour at the Sanibel appeal is to be based. Community Center Thursdays at 1 p.m. Public Library every Monday at 7 p.m. *#* Children , ages 2 to 5, are invited to School Age Story Hour. At the wear pajamas and bring a favorite Sanibel Public Library Thursdays from stuffed toy. Children must be accompa- 3-3:45 p.m. In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons needing a spe- nied by an adult. cial accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, no later than one day prior to the proceeding. Telephone Country/Western Dance. Thursdays, Library Kids Club meets at the 941-472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay 2-4 p.m. at the Island Civic Center (old Sanibel Public Library Mondays at 6 Service numbers, 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assistance. library building). 472-5743. p.m.. For children in grades 4 to 8.

Friendship Bridge. At the Sanibel •please see page 15B ISLAND REPORTER • NOVEMBER 21, 1997 Q 13B. School news

to date. Thank you parents, grandpar- Fun discounts ents, teachers, and faculty. We appreci- Students brought home a discount ate your support. If your name does not card good for 20 percent off admission appear or you would like to become a to Busch Gardens and Adventure member, please call Rose Dakos at Island in Tampa, and Sea World of 472-4994 (home) or 472-5187 (work). Florida in Orlando. Busch Here are the 1997-98 new members: Entertainment Corporation guarantees Mary Lynn Acker that "this is the very best deal for indi- Craig & Monica Albert viduals." Each time a card is used, The Lynn Alexander Foundation for Lee County Public Steve & Jan Alvarez Schools, Inc. receives $1. This money Mark & Veronika Aronoff is then used for mini-grants for teachers Denny & Jean Baer and other scholarship programs. Gina & Randy Barfield Francine & Jack Barone New PTA members David & Lisa Bilske Nancy Blaze The following is a list of the 1997- 98 PTA members who have signed up •please see page 16B

Saul Taffet Making Ronald smile PUBLIC HEARING Congratulations to Citizens of the Week of Nov. 10 through 14: Kelsey Gales, AGENDA FOR NOVEMBER 25,1997 Christina Rinaldi, Britt DeGennaro, Shaina Rosso, Brenna Williams, Brittany MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION Gann, Will Harmon, Samuel Edwards, Michelle Johnson, Lauren Jeandron, COUNCIL CHAMBERS (MACKENZIE HALL) Shelby Peters, and Jimmy Anderson. These children were invited to deliver dona- 800 DUNLOP ROAD, SANIBEL, FLORIDA tions to the Ronald McDonald House at HealthPark. Executive Director Kirk Woodbury led the tour. 9:00 AM 1. Approval of minutes of regular meeting of November 12, 1997.

Bailey thanks Great kids 2. Public Comments and Inquiries. The Sanibel Elementary School pop- Sanibel Elementary School fifth- ulation would like to thank the Baileys graders were recognized for displaying 9:15 AM 3. Consideration of a request for-S-development permit to add addi- for all the donations. "You are always responsible fifth grade behavior by tional land to the subject parcel approved for a single family resi- dence by Planning Commission Resolution No. 96-74 in order to ready to help us, and we are very having their parents cook for them. construct a tennis court accessory to the single family residence Thanks to all of the parents who partic- appreciative!" (under construction) at 3849 West Gulf Drive. This request, in ipated in the breakfast and cookout. addition to the consolidation of 3 gulf-front lots, includes other minor site plan revisions. The subject parcel is located at 3849 West Gulf Drive (tax parcel nos. 28-46-22-T4-00002.023A, 28-46- A honorable toast 22-T4-00002.023C and 28-46-22-T4-00002.023F). Submitted by Sanibel Elementary student who made honor roll this quarter were given cer- Todd Wolter, The Wolter Group, Inc. for Manuel A. and Joanne tificates allowing them to invite a special friend to lunch. Fernandez, property owners. Application No. 97-11595 DP. Principal Barbara Von Harten created a sophisticated atmosphere for students complete with special beverage glasses, tablecloths and candles. 9:45 AM 4. Consideration of a resolution approving a request for a variance to Land Development Code Section I.E.7. Accessory Docks, Boat Von Harten met with the A/B Honor Roll students on Nov. 13 to recognize Davits, and Boat Lifts, Subsection c.(23) to allow for the reconfig- their accomplishments. Students received some special certificates. On Friday, the uration of an assemblage of boat docks and boat lifts to be within A Honor Roll students were treated to a pizza party, and they also received some the minimum 15' setback required from sideyard property lines as special certificates. extended waterward. The structures are accessory to the 5 residen- tial units at Yacht Haven Condominium located at 800 Sextant • Drive (tax parcel no. 20-46-23-T1-OI400.000A). Submitted by Bray Marine Construction, Inc. for the Yacht Haven Condominium Association, Inc. Application No. 97-378 V.

10:00 AM 5. Presentation of the annual report prepared by the Planning Commission's Land Development Code Review Committee.

Lunch Recess

1:00 PM 6. Continuation (from October 14, 1997) of consideration of an ordi- nance relating to telecommunications; amending Section I.B.2.C. of the Land Development Code of the City of Sanibel by amend- ing the definition of "Earth Station"; amending Section I.E. 10., Height Exceptions, of the Land Development Code of the City of Sanibel; amending Section I.E.32. to reflect changes made neces- sary by the Telecommunications Act of 1996; providing regula- tions on earth stations; providing regulations on over-the-air recep- tion devices; providing regulations on personal wireless service facilities; providing for codification; providing for conflict and severance; and providing an effective date. Submitted by the City of Sanibel. Application No. 97-195 LDC.

Holly Copeland invited her friend Megan Scurry to lunch Monday 7. Report from Director of Planning.

8. Report from Planning Commission Members.

9. Report from Planning Commission Chair.

10. Open discussion among Planning Commissioners regarding Commission Functions and Goals and the methods and procedures for achieving them.

ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA

If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect to any matter con- sidered at such meeting or hearing, s/he will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and_evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.

In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Gary A. Price, City Manager, no later than one day prior to the proceeding. Telephone 941-472-3700 for Saul Taffet assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay Service numbers, 800- 955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (VOICE), for assistance; Emma Halverson shared her hon6r roll honor with pal Maria Rosso. . •— Mother Pelican; Flies away from library National Children s Book •from page IB Week — November 17-23 During her time at the Sanibel Library she has ini- tiated a variety of youth library programs including Sanibel Library the pre-school story hours with the Monday evening the Pajama stories at 7 p m. and Wednesday morning celebrates children's sessions. She has also been story hours after school Thursday for two years. Squillace said, "I remember learning from Pat reading this week, Robinson, the director when I was hired, how to keep the children quiet, get them to listen. She said stand and all weeks! very still and they will do the same thing. I have a The Sanibel Public Library is celebrating story time posture — ankles crossed, hands folded National Children's Book Week with the and ears listening." announcement of two new additions to the "I have the funniest story about how kids will do Youth Area — the Storytelling Kits and the PBS what you do. One day students from Rabbit Road "Cover to Cover TV" reading motivational were listening attentively and one little boy had a series. nose bleed. He very quietly drew my attention to it, Since 1919 National Children's Book Week and I made a gesture for him to use his fingers to has been celebrated to help spread the word pinch his nose and follow me to the restroom. When I about children's literature and to encourage started toward that area, all the children there pinched reading. Since 1945 the Children's Book their noses and followed me — all except the little Council has been the official sponsor of National boy with the nose bleed!" Children's Book Week. The CBC is a non-profit She also believe that story hours should be dramat- organization encouraging the use and enjoyment ic reenactments with songs, poetry, crafts — things of books and related literacy materials for young that reinforce the theme of the story. people. That concept led to her developing Storytelling Exhibits, posters, bookmarks, and craft activi- Kits that contain a story book with a toy, a puzzle, a ties highlight the story hours. puppet and other activities that relate to the story. All the Storytelling Kits contain a children's "We have over 40 sets now dealing with sea life, Gwenda Hiett-Clemenis picture book and a toy or puppet. Some of the classic stones — ones from my experience that kids kits contain an audiocassette. They are geared to respond to. I realize that there is not a set that deals children from preschool through age eight. The with alligators, birds or cats. So I would like to do a With her original Dewey and Dolly Decimal picture books in the kits were chosen for creativ- set for each of those ABCs. puppets in hand, Dee Squillace, Youth ity, diversity of writing styles and artistic design "One story set has a bug box in it. The people at Librarian at Sanibel Public Library, sits in and for appeal to children. the circulation desk will always think of me when the story telling area of the library in front of There are 40 Storytelling Kits which include that one is turned back in. They are always afraid to her "Florida Mother Goose." subjects such as lobster, elephant, Pooh Bear, .see what a kid might have put in there!" Before she leaves, she wants to finalize story hour truck, dog, sea turtle, Magic School Bus, train, The Storytelling Kits were part of the Library's lesson plans for each panel of the mural focusing on dinosaur, mouse, and Wild Things. The toys and celebration of National Children's Book Week this animals in the pictures. puppets are simple, well-designed playthings- year Also as part of this year's celebration of the She said, "The lesson plans include plans for which are safe, sturdy, imaginative and fun. week .she purchased the PBS reading series "Cover to teaching the story and an activity book to go along They are not intended for children who still put Co\er TV" The series includes books and tapes for with it I try to work in the five senses with each story objects in their mouth. the children. I do in story hour. There are activities planned like Some of the kits contain books and toys to Squillace also initiated the Library Kids program coloring and puzzles." help children discover the wonders of nature and at Sanibel Public Library Fourth through eighth Pam Simones has been hired to fill the position. the awe of history through picture storybooks. graders volunteer one hour a week to read to pre- Squillace said, "I want to prepare things for her, They are authenticated by curators at the school children and create special exhibits for the encourage the volunteers stay with the program. I Smithsonian Institution and the Nature Youth Area. also have to finish putting into albums eight years of Conservancy. Related audiocassette and hands- She said, "Right now there is one on the Calusa photos I have accumulated. Pat Kearns has separated on manipulative toys provide a multi-media and Indians with informational reading posters and them into the years and I want to put names and educational experience. masks. You know, the Calusas were a barbaric tribe information with them. I'm caught up to where I want The Library is grateful to the Sanibel Kiwanis and we started the masks around Halloween, so the to be on getting orders done." Club for their donation of $500 making the students really became interested in the project." When she returns to Columbus she looks forward Storytelling Kit project possible. Dee Squillace, "I find that when students are involved in the pro- Youth Librarian, developed the Kits. "One story set has a bug box in it. The people at the circulation desk will always think of me when that one is turned back in. They are always afraid to see what a kid might have put in there!" - Dee Squillace

grams, they lose interest at middle school years, but to spending time with her grandchildren, 5 year old they come back when they reach high school. I've Alanna and 3 year old Andy. She said, "Both their been around long enough to see them grow. My first initials are A. R. T. I think their parents did that for Library Kids are graduating from high school this me." year. I love to watch them attain a variety of skills "They have baby sitters for different time periods and that is my goal. The doll house in the Youth Area and when they found out I was coming home, Alanna has book shelves in each room with miniature books said, 'I want MeMa forever.' That made me feel — what more can you do?" good. When I am at the library, the children think of The Library's Adult Puppet Guild was born out of me as a grandmother. It works for me!" the Library Kids activities. Squillace explained the As a future major project Squillace hopes to illus- Gwenda Hiett-Clements students began puppet plays but it just became too trate a children's picture book using her love of paint- much for them to handle with all the memorization of ing Florida birds and flowers in watercolors. Lucas Heldman, with his mom Jennifer, the stories. They did their last ones two years ago and She plans to use the characters in her mural to cre- investigates the new Storytelling Kits cre- the Adult Puppet Guild was born to carry on the sto- ated by Dee Squillace at the Sanibel ate the book. Also she has become interested in illus- Library. Lucas is visiting with his grand- rytelling. trating some of the over 400 Hans Christian Her latest new addition to the Youth Area is mother Charlotte Radke who lives on Anderson's fairy tales. Sanibel. putting hot pink labels on the new books so young "Since I have been at the library, all my energies readers can have a special area as the regular library have been concentrated here. I look forward to work- does. ing on my art again. I want to make my style looser. I Squillace will be cleaning out her special top left Outside the children's section, other major accom- love the transparent quality of the watercolors. hand drawer and taking her bug eye viewer, special plishments center around the expansion of the "I have been trying to get silk flowers of all the rocks, and finger Punch and Judy puppets. But as in library's audio-visual section under her guidance. Her Florida flowers I won't have in Columbus to take her favorite children's book, Frederick, about a art background and extensive liberal arts training has them with me. I'll miss the weather the most. I will mouse who turns out to be a poet, she will warm the come in handy in increasing the library's video selec- be jumping right in to the worst time of year — winter months in Ohio with her stories. tions, expanding the music CD collection, and meet- January, February, March, dark and gloomy. I'll just ing the increasing demand for books on audio tape. take my medicine and get it aver with!" -JSLKNDREPORTER Q NOVEMBER"2^;'i997 FISH: Caregivers bring each other support and hope from page 7B Caregivers network tickled by the fact that the club was adopting as one of its key programs interesting young people in ser- With 25 million Americans caring for a family member or friend suffering from a debilitating injury vice work. We feel that we need people like that to or illness, there is much need for networking of these look after some of the requirements of some of our special people. FISH offers such networking through older people," Lerner said a Caregivers Support Group. "An older person may not be able to chmb ladders Volunteer Topper Schram learned how to be a to change a light bulb, or sweep the front walk or do caregiver first hand and now handles the island's sup- little odds and ends in the house." port group. Lerner feels that the youngsters could spend an "I have been in a caregiving giving situation since hour or so a week helping the elderly do little chores way back when I lived in Dayton," she said. around their homes Schram simultaneously cared for her mother, two Lerner, who donates countless hours of his time to aunts and her sister-in-law. helping others, said, "I'm selfish, I get more out of it "I nearly went crazy. I said there has to be a better that I give " way. So I started a support group." Teens interested in the service work should contact Twenty years ago her husband Bill was the minis- Lerner 472-0404 or Michelle Moran at 472-1587 ter at the Chapel by the Sea in Captiva. When his Mark S. Krzos FISH volunteers themselves are here for islanders three-year term was over they moved to Sanibel and Mayor Bod Davison presents a proclamation of any age and are a phone call away 24 hours a day. started a support group there. to FISH president Jack Devaney and PISH Services include, transportation to medical facilities, "Primarily, our caregivers take care of Alzheimer's founder Abe Lerner during city council ses- respite for caregivers, meals on wheels to handi- patients. There is more of that here than people real- sion Tuesday. capped, visits to shut ins and assistance to the elderly. ize, I can't estimate how many there are on Sanibel," FISH also warehouses all sorts of equipment— she said. Regardless, Lerner doesn't let his age get in the crutches, wheel chairs, and so on—free to residents Schram's group which swells to 15 in season, way. He recently attended the first meeting of the and visitors of all ages. meets the fourth Tuesday of the month at her home at Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club to develop plans for a To learn more about FISH services or to become a 1774 Bunting Lane to network, share information and Teen-Senior network. volunteer, call 472-0404. be supportive. "I think the Optimist Club is great and I'm glad it "I like the informal atmosphere of the home." is establishing itself on the island. Our interest was Schram said. "This is the best FISH group I have ever seen," Schram said. "They cover a wide range of services. Some groups only take meals to shut-ins but we take SPEND people to appointments and have a hurricane evacua- tion program and much more. The leadership is out- standing." THANKSGIVING Lerner, who is very active at 86, said he used to think that 75 was old. "Now," he quips, " I'd like to be a boy of 75." ON SANIBEL

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Sanibel Sea Kayak. Naturalist Brian Houston offers daily sea kayak tours through Buck Key, the CAPTIVA PARADISE Gulf of Mexico and rookeries in Pine Island Sound. Almost 2 acres of pristine beauty, a naturalist's private waterfront refuge on Roosevelt Channel Leave from 'Tween Waters Marina on Captiva. Trips: Magnificent home featuring three story living room, family room, dining room with panoramic, wide water views. Completely decorator furnished. $1,599,000 Please call Marsha Clifford at 472-1511 8-11 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. $35. Sunset and night cruises, $25,472-5161. GUARANTEED INCOME Sundial Beach and Tennis Resort - one bedroom, one bath, "Garden Suite" Canoe Adventures. Enjoy the ultimate wilderness top floor Very well furnished and in good condition Sundial offers all experience in Florida with Mark "Bird" Westall. resort amenities and golf privileges with rental program. An excellent Daily canoe and van tours to "Ding" Darling, Sanibel offering $215,000 furnished Call Marsha today JUST LISTED - BLIND PASS River, Buck Key, Mound Key, Corkscrew Swamp Rare townhouse floorplan with 2 screened porches View of Sanctuary and and the Everglades. 472-5218. ,, „ , , perfect decor Like new and great rental income 5259,000 Call Marsha, The Best of Both Worlds - Enjoy the convenience of Miss Paradise Cruises. Backwater fishing—bait, condominium living in this splendid Three bedroom, Three bath home, Brand New with hardwood floors, fireplace, tackle provided. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. daily. Adults, $35; wonderful Master Suite, "Widows Watch". Amenities include children, $20. Sea Life Encounter Excursion— Swimming pool and Gulf Beach in a very small Gulf front Marine biologist, touch tanks and aquariums on complex. West Gulf Dnve location Offered with New board. 12:30-3 p.m. daily except Sunday. Adults, Furnishings by Foxworthy's $649,500. NEW LISTINGS AT LOGGERHEAD CAY $35; children, $25. Champagne Sunset Cruise—7:30- I Enjoy the best of Sanibel from this beautifully 9:30 p.m. daily. Adults, $18; children, $10. Call 472- decorated, furnished, second-floor 8443. condominium Great views of the Gulf and excellent rental income Only 3 units from the Gulf Priced fully furnished and equipped HOT - HOT - UPSCALE WEST GULF DRIVE $399,000 Please call Marsha Clifford at 472- Bird watching with Martin Packard. For amateurs NEW NEIGHBORHOOD PRIVATE & QUIET!! 1511. Only two developer lots left Visit our beautiful or experts the tour is offered seven days a week. First floor two bedroom, 2 bath very well model at 706 Gopher Walk Way Don't miss the priced with great rental income, pool, tennis Make reservations by calling 472-8375. A voluntary chance to live in Sambel's nicest, new & Gulf beach - just $285,000 fum. donation of $25 or more per person is requested and neighborhood Pool, tennis, deeded beach LAKESIDE VILLA WITH WRAPAROUND DECK access Listing Agent has interest in property goes to the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Lakeside Villa at The Dunes with fabulous lake views All white tile, 2 Foundation. bedrooms-2 baths, glass enclosed porch plus open decks upstairs and down with deck that wraps around front to back Spiral stairs to downstairs and two car garage $199,500 furnished. Please call Marsha Wildside Adventures Kayak Tours and Rentals. Clifford at 472-1511 Explore the barrier islands from sea level. Natural LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES history, Sea Life, sunrise, sunset, starlight and full BAYFRONT PANORAMIC VIEW Cute, 2/1 cottage on beautiful 6 acre lot Sanibel single family home at Enjoy magnificent views of the bay from this" moon tours offered seven days a week. Daily hours only $124,900. Please call Marsha Clifford at 472-1511. immaculate 3 bedroom, ground-level home * are 9 a.m. to sunset. Located at McCarthy's Marina 23 year representing buyers and sellers of Real Estate with honesty Huge great room with built-ins, entry with' on Captiva. Reservations required for guided tours. and professionalism My knowledge of this market, experience m fountain and K01 pond, formal dining room with Children's Summer Sea Life Sessions. For children 8 successfully negotiating transactions and attention to view of fountain Gorgeous landscaping,' administration detail will serve you well and make your Real bayfront kitchen with top-of-the-hne appliances to 12. $35 per child; accompanying adults free. Call 1 Estate sale or purchase a pleasant experience Fabulous opportunity. $899,000 Please call' for specific times and offerings, 395-2925 Marsha Clifford at 472-15111 Call Marsha Clifford Sanibel Realtor Since 1983 PMR (941) 472-1511 Priscilla Murphy 800-233-8829 • (941) 472-2902 " Realty, Inc. 16B • NOVEMBER 21, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER School news

•from page 13B Conrad & Patty Nancy & John Earle John & Danna Patricia Steele Mary Ann Moore Petersen Frieda Ervin Highsmith Toby Tolp & Steve Lisa Murdock PTA members cont. Trish & Jamie Phillips Stephen & Kathleen Susan Hodge Harrell Ron & Marie Olson Mary & Fred Cindy & Kevin Pierce Faraone Gerald Lee Hoffman Kathleen Zocki Bobbie & Thomas Bondurant Steve & Diane Maxine & Steve Susie Holly Susan & David James Pepitone Mary Jo Bogdon Radakovic Fisher Mel & Jan Hyatt Melissa Johnston Luis & Diana Perez Jaye Boswell Vivienne 8t Bob Jennifer Flavin Mary Irving Dean & Susan Jones Fran Peters Steven Bronslein Radigan Laureen & Rick Dawn & Brandon Ginny & Bob Joyce Tom & Bclh Traucht Cindy Brown Marianne & Paul Fratus Shamlian Carol Jean Kamosa John & Linda Mrs. Brown Ravenna Alicia Galante Toni & Brett Becky & Tom Kaplan Turansky Robert & Carrie Jay & Lori Richter Kathy & Gary Gann Shannnon Colin & NolaKilgore Nancy Venuto Cacioppo Chuck & Yvonne Deb & Brad Gleason Janet & Chip Shannon Paula Konrath MoniqucVerwer Betsy & Chris Cain Rider Mary & David Susan Siler Coco & Jeff Krause Barbara & Rick Von Chuck & Laverne Anthony & Frankette Greenberg Dennis & Brooke Mr. & Mrs. Steven Harten Chester Rinaldi Gary & MaryBeth Simon Kremer Kathleen & Francis Tyler & Wil Compton Laurie Sanders Greenplate Diane Silhavy Sandy Larsen Walsh Laura & Scott Bob Schlegel Libby Grimm & Norm Duncan & Marilu Sylvia & Jose Leal Tracy & Connie Conway Dana & Carl Schultz Zeigler Simmons Laura Lehman Walters Leslie & Alex Cook Kim Scott Lee & Peggy Hahn Marion & William Amy Ligon Rob & Chelle Walton Heather & Steve Ellie See Jay& Karen Halverson Smith Bonnie & Jon Julie Wappes Corbin NislaTolp Mary B. Harmon Kent Smith Liljequist Kim & Paul Wheeler Linda Couxtney Lauren Davies Marie H. Hayes Tim & Peggy Smith Joanne Marriott & Nortnan & Cissy Beatrice Coyne Lauri & Frankie Saundra Healy Beata Stevenson James Murphy Williams Rose & Rex Dakos Dupre Molly Heuer Gary & Jani Stone Lisa Mason Lisa & Kirk Williams Richard & Meg Illona & Vincent McCurry Wolanin Jim & Roseanne Sandy & Rudy Miladinovic Zahorchak John & Isabella Molinari Mystery writer to speak today at Sanibel Library Mystery writer Paul Kemprecos will be at the Sanibel Public Library today at 2 p.m. to talk about his writing. Kemprecos of South Dennis, Mass, is the prize- winning author of six mystery novels set on and around Cape Cod. After graduating from Boston University with a degree in photojournalism, Kemprecos was a reporter and later managing edi- tor of the (Orleans) Cape Codder, where he wrote a popular weekly column on commercial fishing. He was the editor of The Cape Cod Business Journal before leaving journalism in 1988 to write novels. His books follow the adventures of Greek- American private detective, Aristotle Plato Socarides. "Soc," a former Boston police officer, is also a part-time fisherman and diver. He studied the classics, can quote Sophocles or Homer and lives in a boathouse on the shores of Cape Cod with a Main coon cat named Kojak. Cool Blue Tomb, the first book in the series, received a Shamus award from the Private Eye Writers of America for Best Original Paperback, 1991. This book was followed by Neptune's Eye, which was set in and around Woods Hole. Two more books, Death in Deep Water and Feeding Frenzy, were published by Bantam-Doubleday. The Mayflower Murder was published in June The response to Harbor Place 1996 by St. Martin's Press. His sixth book, Bluefin Blues, has just been Condominium has been so published. The book is set against the high stakes remarkable, and with a site so bluefin tuna fishing industry. rare, your chance will never come again* Only 82 of these luxurious residences will be produced in this beautiful, unique Riverfront scirrng. As it is with any ran thing of beauty, rhc number of offerings available to you in the private enclave of Harbor liace is extremely limited. Di«t- uiminatitig buyers are already taking advantage of preconstruction prices. Premium living with a Private Beach on HAE5OR1 PLACER the broad stretch of the Caloosahatthee, EA 1 15ill Ligum Puve - Fort Myers, FL 3 where the River meets tiu Sea. Intr.ii'o.'isml Marker

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diversified and interesting musical career which has encompassed jazz instrumental performance, song and jazz composition, arranging, TV, radio and recording work. Two of his compositions - "Big Noise from Winnetka" and "What's New" are two of the best known jazz tunes of all times Growing up on Long Island, Bob played tuba and tenor guitar before turning to the string bass while still in high school. However, it was as a guitarist, playing a four string instrument, that he first attracted the attention and admiration of musi- cians in the New York area. Bob credits Ray McKinley as being particularly helpful and important during his early career and bassist Artie Bernstein, who later played with Benny Goodman, as his inspiration to stick with the bass as his primary instrument. In 1935 he was asked to join the newly formed Bob Crosby Orchestra, this was his "big break". After the band broke up, Bob free-lanced, playing, arranging, and record- ing with Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, The Andrew Sisters, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, among others. He played on the "Hit Parade" and later with Ferry Come for some 17 years. For , ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE SPRINT YELLOW PAGES. many years he was a member of the NBC staff during which time he did the Johnny Carson There's no better value for your business than an ad in the official yellow "Tonight Show" pages for the Lee County area. Call 1-800-735-6232 today to place

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Jill Goodman weaving, hand-crafted glass, photography, printmak- ing, and jewelry. The artists are Jo Ann Bedient, Rod Lena Brown, Nancy Smith, Judy Daugherty Busch, Teri Causey, Lalita Cofer, Giesla Damandl, and Ruth Jayman work cafeteria duty as Phil Fisher, Elaine Hayes, Michael Huatt, Sissi servers in the school lunch line at the Old Janku, Charlie McCullough, Lynn Russell, Ron Schoolhouse benefit. Sebring, Marcia Stewart, Marty Stokes, Shirley Vale, Annissa Wiggington, Linda Wiggins, and Barbara Yoemans. be used for future modifications and upgrading of the old schoolhouse. Guests are welcome to view the artwork and visit Several corporations, The Northern Trust Bank, with the artists of Tower Gallery. Live music will be Sun Trust Bank, The Mariner Group and The performed by "Ambiance." Food and drink will be Sanibel-Captiva Island Association of Realtors, Inc., served by Denise Weaver Catering and the Twilight helped make the evening a success by underwriting a Care. t large portion of the event. i The committee for the evening's activities were Fadiman at Mclntosh 1 Don Abbott, Bob Brown, Dede D'Arcy, Ted Deigan, Anne Fadiman, daughter of Captiva residents Ginny Fleming, Markey Rogstad, Jack Weston, with Clifton and Annalee Jocoby Fadiman, will read from Jone Schlackman as head mistress. Raffle prizes were Jill Goodman her new book The Spirit Catches You and You Fall donated by Eileen Fisher, Forever Green, Jerry's, Down. She will be there Monday, Nov. 24 at 4 p.m. Home Depot, John "Crusher" Healy, Hungry Heron, Sheila Hoen shows off her freckles at the Old Sanibel Art & Frame Co., The Cheese Nook, The Schoolhouse Theater celebration Sunday evening. The event brought in an estimated Secret Garden and BIG Arts. Sam Ford won the •please see page 16C grand prize, a round trip ticket to anywhere donated $7,000. by Bill Griffin and Diana Rondina. The Satin Jazz group played all evening as the din- ers enjoyed a dance or two with their favorite school chum. They're hot for funds The Old Schoolhouse Theater is having "Our Best Junque Flea Market and Bake Sale Ever" on Nov. 22 on the grounds of the Old Schoolhouse Theater. The sale starts at 8 a.m. with coffee and donuts and ends at 2 p.m. Hot dogs will be on sale later in the day. Some features include many bargain tables of clothing, small appliances, microwaves and more. In the lobby of the schoolhouse the Ruth Hunter Boutique will be featured with some of the finer clothing, handbags and jewels. Ruth Hunter was the pioneer of the theater on Sanibel. Old Schoolhouse Theater President Steve An auction will be held of a 1990 Chevy Brown shows off the 1990 Suburban ready to Suburban. auction off for a good cause tomorrow. Jill Goodman Committee members spent much time and thought in decorating the tent which graced the grounds of the theater over the weekend in preparation for the major fund-raising effort. GBAMD OPENINC A UNIQUE SPECIALTY STORE

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Border Imports Sl.MMFRUN 437-8100 5" MINERS PLAZA»15501-5 McGREGOR B1VP.»FT, MYERS 4C • NOVEMBER 21, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER Tall tales over the campfire Piano Virtuoso By Jill Goodman True to Miller's acting ability, he Harding into approving a money mak- merits ovation Staff Writer adopts the demeanor of Fort Myers' ing scheme and abetting his aspirations By JIU Goodman If Henry Ford had gotten his way he favorite son and begins to look very to become the 30th President. Harding, Staff Writer^ would have changed the course of his- much like Edison. He whips one liners under pressure from Ford, 'fesses up to The piano recital of Per tory; he conspired with the movers and back at McConnell and Elfman with behavior unbefitting a president, Tengstrand at BIG Arts' Schem shakers of the day, Thomas Edison and delighted approval from the audience. including among other things, an extra- Performing Arts Hall last week was President Warren Harding, to attain the The entire play takes place in a marital affair that resulted in a child. unforgettable, presidency. wooded area after the three men Harding admits he never wanted to be Critically acclaimed, the 29-year Documents tell of the time the three attempt to escape from the hubbub president with as much passion as old artist performs worldwide and is went on a camping trip. They enjoyed back at the camp. Ford, driving his cre- Ford, now openly displaying his acute a frequent winner of various interna- lush accommodations, the company of ation, strikes a deer breaking its leg and bigotry and tyrannical manner, wants to tional competitions including the their wives, a full staff of servants and damaging the car beyond immediate be. 1997 Cleveland International Piano all the trimmings befitting their lofty repair. Edison, making vainglorious efforts Competition. status. Salerno's Foreign Auto Service pro- to be the peacemaker, jumps into the With perfect English, the native of The screenplay, written by Mark St. vided the fine example of Ford's con- fray now and then with razor edged Sweden, explained the selections Germain, suggests what might have tribution to the world, a mint condition, comments. before he played them, giving the occurred that night based upon the 1925 Model T touring car which "I believe in a God," he responds, audience a clear insight into the political cli- remains on the stage for the entire per- "It's his middle men I have no faith in." thinking of the composers. mate of formance. Kandel, Harding's secret service Tengstrand addressed the piano 1921. His The addition of pounds of casurina man, finally finds the three, now emo- with a very unique style. With ges- story needles on the floor, some rocks and tionally and physically battered, men tures as graceful as a ballerina on the "Camping sticks, surrounded by staged trees, and ceremoniously hikes them back to lighter movements he produced with Henry combine to make a clever set made camp. sweet, delicate, sometimes barely and Tom" even more convincing when the men Although the story is fictional, it is audible notes, but for the allegro, he makes for a build a campfire using kindling at based upon historical facts about these attacked with gusto, cords reverberat- delightful hand. great men of this century. ing to the rafters, evening at Stranded for a indeterminable time, "Camping with Henry and Tom" The first half of the evening, the Pirate the personality of the three men begins will be at the Pirate Playhouse through Tengstrand led us through somber Playhouse. to peek through the coating of genteel Dec. 13. Call 472-0006 for ticket infor- pieces by Liszt, NUsson and After a veneer. Ford touts himself as an Ail- mation and time. Beethoven, After the intermission, bit of stum- Gordon McConnell American Mike Hamlin, an eight-year tour the audience was treated to six lyric bling over having guide at the Edison-Ford Winter pieces by Grieg and a brilliant sonata lines, and the uneven terrain of the given the Estates in Fort Myers, will attend the 8 by Prokofiev. world p.m. show of "Camping with Henry woodsy set, the three main actors The BIG Arts Great Performer mobility, and Tom" on Tuesday, Nov. 25, and moved the play along with great tim- Series will run through April with a but his self- will particpate in the Acort-Director- ing, clever dialogue and convincing variety of performances to satiate serving Audience forum afterward. All audi- characterization s. even the most discerning palate. motivations ence members Tuesday evening are Howard Elfman as Ford, Gordon The next program is planned for McConnell as Harding and Marc eventually welcomed to join the informal discus- make them- sion. Sunday, Nov. 23 when the Thetma Kandel as Colonel Edmund Starling Hunter Trio will perform the music of are pleasant additions to the theater this selves clear. Brahms and Schubert on the piano, year Long time playhouse favorite, He attempts flute and clarinet. Call 395-0900 for Niels Miller is welcomed back as to black- time and ticket information.' Thomas Edison. m a i 1 Niels Miller Mancini strolls down memory lane with SW Florida symphony By Jill Goodman and a medley from "Victor, Victoria" Staff Writer sung by Mancini's daughter, Monica ENTERTAINMENT The Southwest Florida Symphony are just a sampling of the long list began its 37th season with a cham- attributed to the genius of Mancini. pagne reception Nov. 15 at the Barbara Monica Mancini, who has a strong on the B. Mann Performing Arts Hall. cabaret-style voice, strolled down UPPER DECK Glittering sequins and crisp tuxedos memory lane with tunes such as mingled with short sleeves and poly- "Sweetheart Tree," "Wine and Roses" Wednesday ester, as the enthusiastic patrons sipped and "Moon River." She also shared per- Thru Sunday and sampled hors d'oeuvres until cur- sonal moments with the audience taken tain time, when the house lights flashed from her childhood with her father and Great Prices and the enthusiastic crowd took their twin sister. for seats, virtually filling the 1,753-capaci- The orchestra took Mancini's popu- Waterfront Accommodations! ty theater. Motel Reservations 463-9258 lar music to a higher plane tantalizing (Boat Docks Available) After a welcoming speech by sym- the palate for the balance of the season, phony president, Dr. Paul Stark, mae- The Southwest Florida Symphony stro Paul Nadler conducted the orches- will present "Classics I," featuring tra in an evening long tribute to the maestro, Kim Allen Kluge at the great composer, Henry Mancini. Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Nadler conducted a series of familiar in Fort Myers on Nov. 21, 22, lecture at instrumentals, some touching the hearts 7 p.m. and concert at 8 p.m. Call 433- of those prone to nostalgia. "Mr 3040 for ticket information. Lucky," "Charade," "Pink Panther" mmmn Watermark Books Kim and Laura Myers, owners of Watermark Books, invite the public to cele-

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The only problem is and Lucks track them down with relative ease. Krome What makes Carl Hiaasen's..books so great is his that $14 million is not enough to start their new mili- calls up their friends at VISA and find that Bodean splendid ability to create such twisted characters. tia —- The White Rebel Brotherhood. and Chub have been using Lucks' credit card at a There was Pedro Luz, the steroid ingesting security Soon the two learn of JoLayne Lucks and head to nearby Hooters. Massive amounts of mayhem ensue. guard who drove around South Florida with a pit bull Grange to steal her ticket and claim both tickets as "Like most criminals who relocate to Florida, head attached to his forearm, in Native Tongue. There their own. Once the two arrive in Grange they discov- Bodean Gazzer had spent little time familiarizing was Chemo, who was horribly scarred in a plastic er the town is an epicenter of religious miracles and a himself with the native fauna. He was keenly aware surgery mishap and now used a weedwhacker for an must-see stop on the Christian tourist circuit. that lobsters had a weakness for lobster traps (he arm in Skin Tight. There was Skip Wiley, the envi- Grange's survival is dependent on the Christian poached lobsters before he won the lottery), but oth- ronmental terrorist in Tourist Season, who concocted dollar and the people of Grange, with Lucks winning erwise his knowledge of marine life was sketchy. A a scheme to force the snowbirds to leave the state and the lottery hope the good news will bring an added minima1! amount of scholarship — say, a visit to the give back South Florida to the Seminole Indians and boost to the long-suffering town. Seaquarium — would have provided two lifesaving alligators. And in his latest book, Lucky You, Hiaasen Demencio and his wife Trish, who developed an facts about the common southern stingray. again succeeds with racist wanna-be militia men elaborate pumping system to make the Virgin Mary "One: It doesn't actually sting. The detachable ,B,odean Gazzer and his best and on,ly friend, Chub. cry Charlie-scented tears, and Dominick Amador, a barb on the end of its tail, although coated with an In nearly every one of Hiaasen's previous six nov- builder who drilled holes in his hands and feet to infectious mucus, is used defensively as a lance ... els, his characters tear up the state of Florida in fero- symbolize Christ's crucifixion, feed off the gullible Two: Should one encounter a ray dozing in the shal- ciously funny scenarios that pit down-on-their-luck touring Christians. lows, the worst possible thing to do is kick it ... good guys against brutally savage criminals, con Tom Krome, a features writer for a medium-sized Which is what Bodean Gazzer did ... The blood he artists, sleazy politicians, land rapers and bass fisher- Florida newspaper is sent to Grange to interview saw in the water jetted from his own femoral artery." men. In Lucky You, Hiaasen delivers a knock-out Lucks as the winner of the lottery. Upon meeting Revealing anymore of this laugh a minute novel punch to racist rednecks, militias, religious fanatics Lucks, Krome is surprised on how laid back and would be a travesty to book-lovers everywhere. and Hooter girls. relaxed she appears. Then Bodean and Chub arrive Although it is a minor departure from his previous six Lucky You starts off like most Hiaasen novels — and proceed to beat the bloody pulp out of Lucks. But books in that no previous characters make an appear- an innocent situation turns violent quickly. JoLayne Lucks gets in her licks too. Bodean and Chub get her ance, it is a great book nonetheless. He pokes fun at Lucks, a veterinarian in the small town of Grange, ticket and credit cards, but also got their share of pain the ignorance of racists, the commercialization of wins the Florida Lottery for $14 million. She is one from Lucks who proceeded to tear open their face religion and ridiculousness of Hooter's patrons all to of two winners. The other winner is Bodean Gazzer. with her long fingernails. an uproarious effect. No current novelist can tell as Bodean asserts that the Florida Lottery is the only Lucks goes to Krome after the beating and soon a tale as exciting, funny and fresh as Hiaasen. Lucky good thing the State of Florida did for its people and romance develops and the two head to Miami to You will have you laughing out loud. upon winning suggests to his best friend and fellow recover the stolen ticket. Bodean and Chub are far

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the king and cashed the A-K of trumps. Next came a WITITA LITTLE BIT OF LUCK spade to the ace and a spade ruff in dummy. South then South dealer. cashed the A-K of diamonds, thus completing all the Neither side vulnerable. NORTH key preliminary steps. 484 With all the spades and dia- On many hands declarer is VKJ52 monds having been eliminated from • KJ faced with what appears to be a 50-50 •A8653 both hands, declarer now cashed the chance for thes«onteaiC)L,ji©p©in4ing on «*,»*** WEST EAST ace of clubs and returned a low club where! a certain card is located. If one • QJ72 109 6 3 toward his queen. When East followed ¥86 opponent has it, he will succeed; if the • 107543 •Q982 suit with the ten, it seemed that South other opponent has it, he will fail. •- • K9 • J1O2 had to guess whether to play the queen However, a resourceful declarer SOUTH and hope East had the king, or play low • AK6 can sometimes improve on his 50-50 •"*• VAQ1093 and hope West now had the king alone. chance, so that evert if the key card is • A6 (If West had the K-J at this stage, the unfavorably fiaced-, he tnay still sur- , f • Q74 Jiarty was over.) * vive.-,* ' ! .".--••' However, thanks tft1 South Ma*;- , ! | North E«* v' °l*'-r$ °f ^ampJe, take this deal i 3* Put sighted preparations, it .did riot matter 6* Pan »whlch of these two sitfiati^ns existed where fhe ojsfcpne seems *o rest cmly~ . 4NT on whim^feffd£r$»s thilang*«f --"he codUl coverbbtih possibilities by Opening fetgjl -r queen ofupwdan. .4 clutfs. Tfckstandard fjay is to lead- • {laying trie queen." Wheft^West took tjhe. toward"the^queen at some point* and if I|a& has the queen with the king, he was %ced to retarft a spade ©r king, Soirth'.$ troubles are over. a diamond."this allowed South to discardfcte dob Ipser Ttie either possibility, -that West has the king, is while^rurnping in dummy, ahd the slaw came rolling the chief £ause for concern, and that was where South home, Tunny... I used to like concentrated his attention. He won the spade lead with © 1997 King Features Synd., Inc. seeing the grandchildren."

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REDUCED-GREAT DEAL! PREFERRED • MCCALL Upright SCHWINN AIRDYNE RUN YOUR AD THE SANCTUARY MANUFACTURED 3-Door FREEZER EXERCISE BIKE IN THE CLASSIFIEDS BEAUTIFUL LOT-#42. -TOP OF THE LINE - HOME BROKERS, INC. RUN YOUR AD (83"W X 34"D X 86"H) FOR AS LOW AS IDEALLY LOCATED $1,000 00 COST $700. 543-5005 IN THE CLASSIFIEDS $6.05/ WEEK!! NEXT TO EAGLE BUFFER • CUSTOM COMPACTOR 2000 EXCELLENT CONDITION - ON TWELFTH HOLE. • * • FOR AS LOW AS $325. CALL NOW Bale Size RESALE BY OWNER. PETS WANTED $6.05/WEEK!! (24"W x 17"D x 36"H) * • • 472-1587 CALL 617-244-5555 Owners welcome also. $250.00 NORDIC TRACK 11/28/87 — mm- 38429-6 OR YOUR OWN BROKER. Lots of pre-owned homes • ICE BAGGER-$15.00 ORIGINALLY $600 11/28/97 —tttt— 38872-2 to choose from. CALL NOW Call Fiddler's Grocery: GREAT CONDITION - $250. Builder has oversized lots on All the amenities of a 472-1587 * • • 463-4956 canal in exclusive gated SELLER MOTIVATED! *5-Star gated waterfront Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5pm BODY BY JAKE subdivision. East end of senior community • it *> & AB & BACK MACHINE - $50. Price reduced on Twice the value Ask for Bob or Bev. Sambel location with Beach this private lot in 11/26/97 —Hit — 38428-6 11/21/87 —»#»*— 38912-6 * • • Club and private access at a fraction of the cost CALL 561-4638 near beach sub-division. of a new home. ATRIUM Surrounded by beautiful Deeded beach access. 12/5/97 — tttt — 38540-6 11/28/97 —turn— 38881-6 Exclusive Gulf front condo existing homes. Call for more Backs up to lona Ranch residence Two week minimum. GUN SHOW information 395-0909 Wildlife Refuge • PETS & Near Sanibel & Beaches. Available now. Call owner at 12/5/87 — ttti— 25289-2 REDUCED TO $89,000. SUPPLIES • • • 31' Holiday Rambler (630) 887-7826 Make an offer! • SATURDAY Buying or selling a vacant lot on with 11/21/97 —tttt— 581-2 NOVEMBER 22 Sanibel? Need help with Call 10'x 25'Florida Room Ocean's Reach - Gulf front HOLLY'S EXPERT, LOVING, 9AM - 5PM questions concerning David or Linda McLaughlin, with full glass. condo, top floor Poof, tennis, PET-SITTING SERVICE While • SUNDAY coverage, sewers, and market PMR Realty Furnished newly redecorated, 1 bedroom, you're away, HELPS visits your NOVEMBER 23 value? Call a "vacant lot" 1-800-223-8829 or Excellent condition. sleeps 4. Excellent condition! home - Provides professional, specialist. IVe sold over 200 941-472-1511 9AM - 4PM 11/28/97 —till— 390«9-2 One bedroom. Great rates. Calf owner. (612) personal and loving care for ARABA SHRINE TEMPLE acres on Sanibel and it does Air conditioned. 472-7994. your pet(s) - Short/ long term - 2010 HANSON ST. make a difference. Call Charles Concrete driveway. 12/12/87 —till— 701-« Licensed - Since 1986 - The FT. MYERS. Sobczak, Realtor with Priscilla Asking $6,900 or best offer. CHANGE OF PACE best in Island pet care - 472- Concealed weapon Murphy Realty at (941) 472- • CONDOS 941-437-9032 Beautiful vacation home, 3 1176. permit class. 1511 or 800-233-8829 todayl FOR SALE 11/21/97 —tttt— JUMO-a bedroom, 2 bath. Your own 11/21/97 -tttt — 19626-6 Call 463-2840 11/21/97 — Ittl— 38431-2 private tennis court and GERMAN SHEPHERD for information / details. swimming pool. 100 yards to APPROXIMATE 1/3 ACRE AT • COMMERCIAL QUALITY PUPS. AKC. 11/21/97 —tttt— 39165-1 Gulf of Mexico. END OF ROSEATE LANE. PROPERTY AMERICAN BRED. LUXURY PENTHOUSE (216) 338-8031 EXCELLENT TEMPERAMENT, NEAR EVERYTHING. YET IN A AT THE SANCTUARY FOR RENT DISPOSITION, VERY QUIET (216) 338-5281 • LOTS& NEIGHBOURHOOD. ASKING SANIBEL'S 12/19/97 — tttt— 705-2 CONFIRMATION AND CHAMPIONSHIP TOWN CENTER STRUCTURE. PEDIGREE ACREAGE $90,000. 472-1882 11/28/97 —tttt- 39120,2 GOLF COMMUNITY POINTE SANTO AVAILABLE. WHELTED Beautifully furnished. DE SANIBEL OCTOBER 26 READY TO GO Prime location 2 Bedrooms, 21/2 Baths for retail / office DECEMBER 23. TAKING &Den. DEPOSITS SHOTS, WORMED WATER FRONT at intersection of LUXURIOUS GULF FRONT SOUTH FT. MYERS - IONA AREA On 18th Tee. TARPON BAY ROAD PENTHOUSE CONDO. AND HEALTH CERTIFICATES. Magnificent Sunset View. $500 CALL 941-368-6604. We at Southwest Development Corporation invite you to consider & PALM RIDGE. one of the TWELVE REMAINING RESIDENTIAL SITES for your CALL OWNER 11/28/97 —tttt — 39219-2 Approx. 963 sq. ft. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, DREAM HOME in the INTRACOASTAL HARBOUR SUBDIVISION. 617-244-5555 screened lanai with PRIVATE DOCKS with DIRECT ACCESS to the Caloosahatchee OR YOUR OWN BROKER. CALL MARIE WELLS spiral staircase to and Gulf of Mexico at Marker 83 make this a BOATER'S HAVEN. 11/28197 — tttt— 38873-2 PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY private rooftop sundeck. Recorded deed restrictions provide desirable features to assure • SPORTS & (941)472-4113 Gorgeous sunrise PRIVACY and SECURITY in a TRULY SOPHISTICATED, Sanibel - Lighthouse Point: OR and sunsets EQUIPMENT CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEIGHBORHOOD. Three bedrooms, two baths, If you have not yet inspected our enclave, please do so in person or (800) 237-6002 Beautifully decorated ground level, walk-out to 11/28/87 —tttt— 38385-2 and fully equipped. simply call to request an information packet. beach. 1662 sq. ft. plus Melex Golf Cart. New batteries Thank you, Call owner. screened Lanai. Sanctuary Substantial savings. 1996. Make reasonable offer! SOUTHWEST DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION and Bay views. Asking • ANNUAL 466-8871 941-433-0060 $259,000 Call 941-472-2261 11/21/87 —tttt — 39214-6 or 941-923-4481. RENTALS (610) 664-2371 U/26/97 —Oil— 38952-2 12/26/97 — »«M — 710-2 DIRECT GULF FRONT , • AL WA YS A BEST SELLER + BY OWNER PROPERTY OWNERS/ SEASHELLS OF SANIBEL INVESTORS NEAR LIGHTHOUSE PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY!! Two bedrooms, two baths. We have Fabulous Views! Private beach - tennis - pool. annual rental prospects 472-1587 Fax 472-8398 No brokers please. fpr your Upscale • Delightful $185,000 net Deadline: Tuesday 3:00 PM R/ivate Pa Real Estate/Business Sanibef or Captiva POSSIBLE OWNER homes and condos. „ Two bedrooms, Two baths SANJB£L\CAPTIVA $6";05 .1 $5350 $7.06 1 46.50 • FINANCING. . -c Large orsmaH. - Very nkSefy famished - Pool and Tennis ."$5.50*! $5.90 $6.75 ' X $5.90 516-261-7855 CALLUS SUPES3UY" - ALL 3 P /or fast action and fuH service management Please call 800-982-3471 -35.75 BANIBeL'\GAPT!VA ..for yeur property. • HOMES .. . 941-4T2-5550 * ITEMS &O0.QB LESS - \t WORDS - ALLPAffEftS •MARC WELLS -ttn— Awoidis as tfity string of characters «urt rtftetjs a space to FOR SALE J%®C»LLAMURPHY ftEflLTY ; 6«parat6 it -"-Mtifhft^PtJ^its* yp have " {941)472-4113 3q day*'or more -••• $800)237-6002 to spend at pefhaps the HOMES, pennies Dn $1. WEST END nicest place on Sanibel, Repo"s, VA, «UD, Sheriff are a caring-person or family, sales, No money down Threebedroom, twobatft we have the place for you I government loans available home. 2,000 sq. ft. now. Local listings. Toll free 1- Two car garage. Gulf front condo. 800-669-2292 ext H-4000. Piling home, with 11/21/87 ~tttt— 38H3-1 enclosed lower level. 2 bedroom, 2 bath Ught and bright. with den & Jacuzzi. NOTICE $1500/ month. Low density complex. 2 lap pools, sauna, 13.. . 14.. , 16.. All real estate advertised in 941-472-4892 this newspaper is subject to 11/21/97 —tttl— 3»0«»-2 6 lighted tennis courts. the State and Federal Fair Like new & would like to keep 17.. 19- 20.. Housing Acts, which makes it it that way • APARTMENTS (330) 568-0109. illegal to advertise "Any 11/21/97 —tttt— 720-6 preference, limitation or FOR RENT 21.. .22.. 23- 24.. discrimination because of SOUTH SEAS race, color, religion, sex, PLANTATION handicap, familial status, or DO YOU NEED AN BEACH COTTAGE 25.. . Words in excess of 25 cost .25e each per week. national origin or intention to AFFORDABLE make any such preference, APARTMENT?? Gulf Front limitation, or discimination." ANNUAL LEASE; Two Bedroom / Two Bath 26.. . 27 - 28 29.. This publication will not APPLICATION January: $1300/week knowingly accept any PROCESS. OffSeason: $950/week FOR 30. _ .31 32 33.. advertising for real estate Season: $1850/week which is in violation of the law. MORE INFORMATION, 1-313-886-7872 All persons are hereby CONTACT 12/12/S7 —tttt— 725-6 34. _ . 35 36 37._ informed that all dwellings COMMUNITY HOUSING advertised in this newspaper & RESOURCES, CITY HALL are available on an equal SUNDIAL Enclosed is a check or money order 38.1 opportunity basis. 472-1189. .39. 11/21/97 —tttl— 38184-2 • « • If additional space Is needed, use another piece of paper. for $ to cover ad for wks, SPACIOUS GULF CONDO NAME. ... -or- Bill my- VISA- MC - AMX Beautifully Furnished 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath ADDRESS PHONE A/c# • DUPLEXES FOR RENT with den. CITY STATE. .ZIP- Exp. date Sleeps 6. ISLAND REPORTER Signature • - • Miles of Beautiful Beach 2340 PERIWINKLE WAY, SANIBEL, FL 33957 JUST $4,500 DOWN COULD • Pools • Tennis • Bikes MOVE YOU IN TO THIS EXCELLENT LOCATION • Activity Programs Island Reporter F^ MYERS LOVELY THREE BEDROOMS, SANIBEL • Golf Nearby BEACH OBSERVER TWO BATHROOMS, DOUBLE Near beach. Available: Oaptiva Current CAR GARAGE HOME Two bedrooms, one bath. November, December Eonsiblty for the first incorrect insertion only, and only if nodded of that error by Friday noon attar CORNER LOT ON A QUIET weoks Wo assu One year lease. & after March 28. islbilltv for ad error beyond the cost of the ad Itself. We reserve the right to reject, revise and STREET. GEM REAL ESTATE, L ho nart of the ad it must be included In the context of the ad. All ads are prepaid and a check $850/ month. CALL OWNER INC. 941-995-2436 941-472-9357 (612)484-9148 oney order must accompany all malled-ln ads. Punctuation Is free, so use It liberally to make your »d read deaiiy. 11/21/97 —tttt— 39208-6 12/5/87 —tttt— 39220-2 12/12/97 —tttt— $361-6 12C Q NOVEMBER 21, 1997 • ISLAND REPORTER

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/A^jVVi'-.V/WAVA CfiFTIVfl LOXORY VACATION RENTALS FRONT HOCSSE 7-800-727-9990 Jk LOVELY ESTATE: PRIVATE BEACH # Don t Settb... C fix&e/ T^ Beautiful 5 bedroom, 3 baths - Separate Private Beach At Your Doorstep Thousands of Properties Available Everyday. Long dnveway into an acre of lush tropical estate grounds all to Wings - 2 Kitchens - Heated Pool & Spa - yourself. Exclusive. Tastefully decorated. 3/4 bedrooms or den. Sleeps 8. 3 1/2 baths. Full-sized heated pool and spa, nominated Cable T.V. - Screened Porches, Decks. for architectural award, with terraces pool pavilion. All amenities. Brochure available "the very best on Captiva" $4,200 per week Dec. 19th - April 24th $2,700 per week April 24th - Dec. 18!h Call Gina M-F, 9-5 Negotiable Rates (DAYS) 201 -569-2111 (WEEKENDS) 914-687-0360 (513) 346-7282 ext. 1 Video available

Sanibel & Captiva Island Accommodations OCEAN'S REACH CAPTIUA GULF FRONT Gulf front CASUAL CAPTIVA CAPTIVA GULF FRONT One Bedroom Condos Two bedroom, two bath. PRIVATE ESTATE HOMES Each accommodates four Two minute walk to beach. Non-Smoking 2 bedroom/2bath w/large heated ESTATE HOME Shopping- Restaurants TREETOPS RooFjocjlf & tennistennis courtco^rrtt. Wrap aaroundd Fantastic View OFF SEASON DISCOUNT deck surrounded bb)y lush tropical PRIVATE BEACH I ULTIMATE LUXURY Beach, pool, tennis, bikes MAY15-DECEMBER15 vegetation with awesome views of the Gulr or Mexico - sleeps up to 6. Lush setting and custom, elegant decor. 3-4 Bedrooms & Owner: $500/ WEEK 3 baths. Very spacious, Sleeps 8. Heated lap-pool & exer- 941-395-1972 DECEMBER 16-MAY 14 3 bedroom/3 bath w/Jqcuzzi and 12/12/87 —Illl— 25483-2 tennis court. Sensational views of cise room, master bedrm and large screened lanai over- $950/WEEK BEAU-RIVAGE beach arid sunsets look Gulf. Cable TV's & Sound System. Bikes & kayak. SANIBEL VACATION HOUSE. 941-947-9189 Both tastefully decorated with all the amenities Perfect for adults with or without children. All amenities Magnificent three bedroom, two 12/5/87 —Illl— 34882-2 you would expect at home. Brochures and video available. including maid service. Brochure available. bath overlooking golf course. $1950perweekApril15-Dec. 20 Beautifully furnished and $2300 - $3500 per week Dec 21 - April 14 decorated. Fully equipped. (941) 472 $4,000 per week High Season $2,500 per week after Easter ) 472-2930 Fox 1941) 395-0855 Afe: TRE Secluded heated pool & BEAUTIFUL e-mail Trevor at: [email protected] CAPTIVA ISLAND Call owner (941) 395-0162 - Office (941) 395-2985 - Home sundeck in tropical paradise setting. Available March 1st - GINGERBREAD HOUSE April 15th, 1998 - and summer A new private home with 1998. Call (305)226-5326. Victorian Key West charm. SOUTH SEAS Seasonal Rentals SUNSET CAPTIVA 5/29/96 —Hill— 33122-8 A 2 minute stroll from PLANTATION Over 20 locations Elegant 3BR/2BA Home a beautiful private beach New private luxury home Cottages, Condos, in POINTE SANTO on the Gulf. on the Gulf. CENTRAL Homes and Estates. Private beachfront community. Most beautiful complex Near historic 5 bedrooms, 4 baths. RESERVATION SERVICE 1-800-633-0042 or Fully furnished. on Sanibel. Chapel-By-The Sea, and Private pool and spa. » a * 941-472-5141 2CATVS, VCP, 10 acres on Gulf. South Seas Plantation Resort. Resort facilities Ask for Judy Michie Over 3,500 CD/Stereo, W/D. Pool, tennis, Two bedrooms, 2 full baths; optional. Prudential Florida Realty 1 to 6 Bedroom Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock. activities director etc! fully equipped kitchen; CALL OWNER Homes, Condos, Rental Division Call owner 2BR/ 2BA luxury condo, H/21/97 —Illl— 24400-6 washer/dryer; after 3:00 P.M. Efficiencies & Cottages 615-371-9029 sleeps 8. 219-272-0889 screened veranda. On & Off Beach 12/12/97 —Illl— 27737-2 Designer decorated. Furnished with Shaker • • • 219-271-0115 Spectacular view. antiques. 1 1)21/97 — tilt- 7045-8 Featuring: SOUTH SEAS WEEKLY RATES: Photos and references v Sanibel Surfside ••••• $1750 PEAK SEASON PLANTATION available. North Captiva Island Gulf Front $775 OFF SEASON December 15 thru April 30 Beachfront home on tropical 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath Find Your Place PRIVATE BEACH HOME 248-363-9257 $1,400/week. barrier Island. Glorious gulf and A+ Rating Color Brochure May-$725/week. sunsets. Pool, tennis, fitness 0 Shell Harbor Pool With Discounted Rates www.majestic.net/vacation/ June thru September room. Beach walking, shelling Homes Direct through owner 1001-1.htm $650/ week. & fishing. Steps to the waters' 3 Bedrooms/ 3 Baths, 12/12/87 — Illl— 33400-2 Your ONE CALL October - $725/ week. edge. Water taxi available. loft - pool • tennis. November to December 14 Weekly/ monthly rates. (941) SANIBEL - CAPTIVA Beautifully furnished. ••• •*• •> •*• •> ••• $695/ week. CENTRAL VIP 549-7066 or (941) 472-6661. SPECIAL RATES: LUXURY No pets. 12/11/88 — Illl — 7242-6 RESERVATION SERVICE November and December GULF FRONT CONDO Rate applies to four people. Owner / Broker 972-680-2907 1700 Square Feet Write: 1-800-325-1352 SANIBEL / CAPTIVA / 12/5/97 —Illl— 28478-2 DELIGHTFUL HOME Very Private Henry Romersa or FT. MYERS BEACH / Desirable Complex 4911 Tanglewood Dr. NEARCASAYBEL 472-0457 FT. MYERS THE VACATION HOME Near Lighthouse Nashville, TN 37216 1/2/85 —nil— 16467-6 YOU'VE ALWAYS 32' x 8' Screened Porch 615-262-9859 Private Drive. Seasonal & Annual Overlooks Beach 12/12/87 — Illl — 36834-6 Direct Gulf Beach Access. Rentals WANTED HOLIDAY RENTALS Most private beach. Dock 2 BR/2BA + Den Bright - Spacious - Breezy 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths. 800-237-7526 On bayou. Heated pool, EAST END SANIBEL Sanibel & Captiva Wide porches, Beautifully Equipped Living Room, Dining Room, or And Maintained Two bedrooms, two baths Game Boom & Lanai Ft Myers 941-481-6111 Open sunning decks. Newly remodeled Chateau Sur Mer area. Pool - BBQ - Elevator Covered Parking On Canal, near beach. Call Toll Free Discounted VIP Realty Group/ Idyllic luxury and comfort. AVAILABLE: Rental Division Easy care no effort OUR GUESTS RETURN 1-888-733-5299 Monthly YEAR AFTER YEAR! March: $3,000 12<12/S7 — lift— 7300-2 Rates I 12/26/97 —*l«l— 24417-2 vacation home. Dec. & Apr.: $2,400/mo. Three bedrooms, three baths. Weekly Rentals Seasonal Rates Aug. thru Oct.: $1,800/ mo. LOGGERHEAD CAY Monthly rentals. 508-693-6296 SOUTH SEAS Call for rates. Color Brochure Available Cottages, Condos BY OWNER [email protected] Homes and Estates 314-993-4843. 11/28/87 —Illl— 37071-2 PLANTATION Fully Furnished 11/21/97 —nil— 28594-2 1-800-639-6690 Two bedroom, two bath Condo OR 802-223-3649. Pool - Tennis - Cable - VCR SOUTH SEAS LUXURY GULF COTTAGE Annual Rentals Available BEACH FRONT CONDO STEPS TO BEACH • • • • • *t* PLANTATION ON THE BEACH /NEW/ 5/8/aa —urn— 33430-5 GULF COTTAGE 3 BEDROOM/3 BATH NOW RENTING: Two bedroms plus two baths. CAPTIVA LOFT • POOL Washer/dryer. Best Location on Beach. DECEMBER, LUXURY CAPTIVA ESTATE TENNIS • AND MORE sanibel holiday -Large kitchen. AVAILABLE: MARCH AND CHARMING BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Pool - tennis - bicyclesf JANUARY 3 TO 31 " and GUEST COTTAGE • • • Now booking & FEBRUARY 28 EASTER HOLIDAY. With Tennis Court and 1 & 2 BEDROOMS weekly and monthly. TO MARCH 14. Private Beach Access. ALSO AVAILABLE BOOK NOW OWNER DISCOUNTS! CALL OWNER TOLL FREE: • • • FOR SUMMER. 800-572-6423 1-516-628-1801 Owner 1-888-232-2400 DISCOUNTS THRU OWNER 11/28/97 —Illl— 2*617-2 330-864-3094 11/21/87 —nil— 338B1-2 3 bedroom, 3 bath CALL 10AM-11PM 941-472-6565 plus loft. 1-800-227-1783 http://www. .12/5/97 —till— 32820-2 Sleeps eight. 12/S/87 -Hit— 11«lia.» BOARDWALK TO BEACH THE DUNES sanibelreatty.com ~~3~BR73~BA~ A Rated. 12/10/87 —Ull— 212 3BR/2BA home LANDS END Beautifully Furnished 941-472-0225 VERY PRIVATE. 1-800-579-1913 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Fireplace, paddle fans, VILLAGE CONDO Townhouse. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION At South Seas Plantation 12/5/97 —Illl— 37136-2 Beach Villa - 1-3 bedroom Bay Villas screened lanais, BBQ, Seasonal and monthly 2Jiedrojam / 2J3ath 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom heated pool, tennis, blkesr~ rates available. — Luxury Unit Beach Villa, w/loft Beach Villas All amenities. Call evenings: SOUTH SEAS 1 bedroom, 1 bath - GREAT RATESI1I Fantastic Ocean Views (612)788-8404 PLANTATION Seasonal rates, Weekly or Monthly Rentals Bay Side Villa- Call owner 12/5/87 —nil— 36080-2 PENTHOUSE UNIT Amenities optional AVAILABLE: 1 bedroom, 2 baths. Also, Sanibel Harbor 314-842-2147 3 Bedroom / 3 Bath * NOVEMBER THRU MARCH 17863 San Carlos, 3 night minimum. 1-800-878-7495 11/21/87 —Hit— 25306-2 VIEW OF THE GULF Owner 800-897-0288 Ft. Myers Beach. Resort facilities are optional. 12/26/97 —«#««_ 2184B-2 Ashley Oaks Resorts. AND REDFISH PASS SAVE DIRECT REASONABLE RATES The Atrium: Exclusive, 12/12/87 —ml— 32991-2 A Southern Family Tradition, Tennis, Pool, All Amenities THROUGH OWNER ****** beautifully decorated, Gulf- antique colonial living. Please Call Gina: 1 (800) 899-7327. CAPTIVA front luxury. 2BR/ 2BA, den, SUNSET CAPTIVA 1600 sq. ft living space. Days: 800-678-1103 Mf 12197 -IH*- ..15934-6 BEACH HOUSE wrap-around balcony, fantastic BEAUTIFULLY 2 BR/ 2BA, Eves: 941-267-9259 views. Sunsetsl Call owner FURNISHED HOME. Loft, patio, carport, 11/28/87 —1111— 37421-2 THE ATRIUM Lovely, Private for brochure. 800-484-7304 AVAILABLE WEEKLY: W/D, pool, boat dock, & Gulf Front. PIN 8286 or 770-664-7186. beautifully furnished. 2 Bedroom, loft, 2 Bath. all the other resort amentities.- BEACH FRONT CONDO 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den. Heatecfpooi- ~ Screened Lanais. Yearly, monthly, weekly, daily. SANIBEL HARBOUR RESORT Two weeks minimum. Tropical vegetation 1 a/5/97 —**#*— 23029-2 3 TV/VCR. Seasonal rates. Spectacular Photos available Spectacular gulf views Pool - Tennis - BBQ Grill. Filling reservations fast! sunset views: Rent direct from owner All amenities Gulf Beach, Boat Dock, 466-3393 Two bedrooms, two baths. and save! And More! or All Resort amenities. (609) 985-0322 941-472-1764 Call owner at 1-800-819-3393 OWNER RATES. (609) 492-7389 CLASSIFIED ****** 314-872-9990 Frank Hemelgarn, Jr. Call 248-583-5309. 12/26/97 —IHI— 28581-2 12/5/97 —«#«#— 33104-2 11/26/87 —nil— 37722-2 -»»**- 19234-2 472-1587 12/5/97 —nm— 36341-e ISLAND REPORTER • NOVEMBER 21, 1997 Q 13C

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WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA LSMSAMHII. TARPON BEACH MOUNTAINS Call toll-free for GULF FRONT free brochure of propertys and Vacation Rental - Long Term Rentals - Purchase of Property END UNIT homes. 1-800-438-8159. In rrr% The Sanibel Connection SanibelHarbourside Realty Beautifully furnished business over 20 years, Raper SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I Alan Crotty - Broker Salesperson [email protected] Two bedrooms, two baths Realty. INC P.O. Box 619, Sleeps six. WEEKS 2,3, and 4, Murphy, NC 28906 1.888.Sanibel (726-4235) - toll free Local Phone = 466-3313 Very private. POOLSIDE 11/21/97 —tttt — 35832-1 Gated access WEEKS 5 and 6, SOUTHERN COLORADO CLASSIFIED Pool - tennis BEACH FRONT. ROCKYS! 43 acres - $29,900. Lush tropical grounds Ground level units Gently rolling meadows, 472-1587 WEEKLY RATES: Two bedroom, two bath. beautiful junipers and pines. SEASONAL RENTALS All amenities. $945 TO $2,065 Spectacular views, abundant MAKO 1 u VVJ 812-295-2648 Priscilla Murphy -r, 1-800-237-6008- n *""*?>, "*"-' ' n*ZJ ' DEPENDING ON SEASON elk, deer & turkey. Mins to 20 ft. 72 Hull J 11/28/97 —tttt— 39007-2 Realty,inc. The Best Choice of Properties 920-734-9013 lake & Nat'l Forest. Power, with 1987 Johnson 150. Available on the Islands. 12/5/97 —tiff— 38950-2 SOUTH SEAS CLUB phone, financing. Cail New powerhead in '90. SOUTH SEAS (719)564-6367. Tandem Trailer GULF VIEW CONDO 11/21/87 —tttt— 38051-1 Hummingbird Fish Finder PLANTATION SPACIOUS POOL HOME ON WEST GULF DRIVE SANIBEL ISLAND Spray Dodger Weeks 45 and 50 SANIBEL - ONE BLOCK FROM ACROSS FROM Two bedrooms, two baths. Bimini Top Free Golf and Tennis "BEACH. THREE BEDROOM, BEACH ACCESS. • WANT TO BUY/ . GREAT FISHING BOAT Completely furnished. $14,900.00 each TWO BATH. ALL AMENITIES. Very private and quiet. GREAT RATES. RENT/TRADE VERY DEPENDABLE 314-966-2495 Ground level. CONTACT OWNER REAL ESTATE $3,900. 12/26/87 —tttt — 38267-4 (800) 899-7327 Call 561-4638 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME (770)751-1999 12/26/97 —tttt— 39062-2 WITH POOL. 11/28/97 —tUt— 39127-2 12/5/97 —tttt— 37312-6 LOGGERHEAD CAY Owner / Realtor SOUTH SEAS WANT TO BUY 1996 HYDRA SPORTS 20' CC Steps to beach. Call 941-472-2902 GULF FRONT HOME PLANTATION PRIVATE BUYER WITH JOHNSON 200 OCEAN RUNNER. 2 bedroom / 2 bath, Ground level. Wishes to purchase THE COTTAGES RADIO, DEPTH SOUNDER, sleeps 6. Never rented. Three or four bedroom home Four weeks for sale: TRIM TAB, LIVE-WELL. Pool, tennis, cable, VCR. CAPTIVA Located on on Sanibel NOVEMBER 14- DUAL BATS, POWER Completely furnished. WEST GULF DRIVE. DIRECTLY FROM OWNER WATERFRONT DECEMBER 5 STEERING, MUCH MORE! All amenities. Very private. Can make quick • » « (weeks 46 - 48). LIST OVER $28K - BOOKNOW Three bedroom, two bath. and equitable settlement. 3 Bedroom / 3 Bath Overlooks first fairway LESS THAN 10 HOURS! FOR APRIL and SUMMER. $8500 monthly. Write: P.O. Box 321 with Loft. and sunsets. ON LIFT! LIKE NEW! Brochure available AVAILABLE: Haverford, PA 19041 • Pool • Dock • Every Amenity BIG SAVINGS FROM OWNER. 12/26/97 — tttt— 36272-2 BEST OFFER OVER $21K. OWNER DECEMBER'97 AND Available after January. $12to$16K 466-9633 (941)454-5811 MONTHLY FOR '98 SEASON. Reasonable. 612-362-9527 11/21/97 —tttt— 39154-6 [email protected] RENTAL WANTED 248-644-4058 937-399-2169 12/5/97 —tttt— 39181-2 or SANIBEL HOUSE OR CONDO 11/28/97 —tttt — 3B837-6 _ '89 - 20ft. Wellcraft. < 1-800-950-5873 2-3 bedrooms, 2 baths. i SUNDIAL EAST END 11/21/97 —l»t»— 39065-2 For month of February, 1998. Center console. • GENERAL 140OMC One bedroom. $2,800. max. I (new powerhead w/15 hours), Luxurious Cottage type - GULF FRONT HOME REAL ESTATE 3 aduits - non smokers, aerated live well. 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath Sleeps four. no pets. SPECTACULAR SUNSETS VHF, New hull paint Condo with Den Half of duplex. "We leave it clean." SUNSET CAPTIVA & cushions. Accomodates 6. Large porch. CALL COLLECT ANYTIME 2 bedrooms, 3 baths. Canvas, bimini & • Large Screened Lanai Approximately Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock. (508) 945-3055 12/19/97 —Ittt— 38381-2 console cover. overlooking 2 blocks to beach AVAILABLE: Dry stored Lush Tropical Courtyard & DECEMBER: $1,100/MONTH CHRISTMAS WEEK Rental Exchange. Week 15 9.9HP Aux. (optional). Beautiful Gulf View JANUARY: $1,500/MONTH (DECEMBER 20 - 27,1997) (Easter) for Week 14. Serious inquires only. • Just Steps to MARCH: $2,100/MONTH JANUARY 3-31,1998. ANDj Beach & Shelling Sanibel/Captiva Gulf front 941-472-5148 ' 630-968-0199 Call owner • Large & Small Pools Presently Shell Island Beach 11/26/97 —**#J — 39191-2 after 6 pm. 941-472-5296 Club. Two bedrooms. Call 201- • Tennis • Sailing 11/26/97 —milt— 38947-2 11/28/97 —tttt— 39128-2 • Activity Programs 284-5907. 11/21/97 —Ittt— 38932-2 • Resort Facilities Available EAST END • DOCKAGE & • Extensively Redecorated Two bedroom, two bath * > * 0 * STORAGE Available Weekly Cottage type - or for Extended Stay. Sleeps five WEEKLY VACATION REALTY • AUTOMOBILES TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Half of duplex. RENTAL FOR SALE LOW RATES Approximately DEEP & SHALLOW DRAFT SLIPS UNTIL DECEMBER 20THI 2 blocks to beach. Ft. Myers Beach „ _ AVAILABLE CALL OWNER: MARCH: $2,500/MONTH 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath Condo NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND Cars for $100 or best offer. Includes pool usage. (513)831-4205 APRIL: $2,300/MONTH • Pool • Tennis • Beach Access $550 weekly. Auctioned locally by IRS, DEA, Direct Access to Gulf or OFF SEASON: FBI. 4x4's, RV's, Boats, AVAILABLE: SALES AND RENTALS (941)466-9700 (513)-831-6921 $1,400/ MONTH Computers & more. Call Tol! JANUARY & ASK FOR SANDRA 11/28/97 —HIHHI— 38662-6 630-968-0199 Free 24 hours, 7 days. 1-800- after 6 pm. MARCH THRU MAY. 11/21/97 ~ttltt— 36550-8 972-5213 ext. 470. • RENTAL • DEEP WATER 11/28/97 —milHI— 38948-2 BAYFRONT DUPLEX 11/21/97 —Hilt— 35986-1 • • • • • CALL 472-1580 BOAT SLIP for up to 44' boat SOUTHWINDS DR. 12/10/97 —ttt*— 39164-2 DOCK, GAZEBO Near ICW and Causeway. 24 " BETTY'S BEST AUTOS / SEIZED CARS from SANIBEL BELOW APPRAISAL $150. Jaguar, Corvette, hour security watch Up to 50 SEASONAL RENTALS" amp or two 30 amps service at BESIDE CASA YBEL RESORT CANCELLATION $635,000 Mercedes, BMW, Porsche, slip Protected harbour. SOUTH Honda, 4X4's, Trucks, and Two bedrooms, two baths. TENNIS PLACE Includes use of pool & club. more. Local sales listings. Toll 2 Bedroom Mobile Homes Beautifully furnished. Available: $8 50/ ft. - monthly. Call 482- free 1-800-669-2292 ext A- with screened lanais Fully equipped. THROUGH DECEMBER 28. PRIVATE CLUB 1149 4000 Piling beach home. Canal Condo HOMESITE 11/26/97 —tttt— 38841-6 Fully furnished. 11/21/97 —tttt— 38107-1 Quiet area - south. Near shops Two bedrooms. POOL, TENNIS & Pool - Tennis. Near Beaches, Shopping, AVAILABLE: WANT TO RENT Recently refurbished DOCKING and Restaurants. NOVEMBER 20 - JANUARY 31 '92 HONDA PRELUDE BOAT DOCK 941 -395-2475 No pets. $61,500 Available November thru May. S MODEL FOR 18 FT. BOAT. 11/21/97 —JfMt--^ 38885-2 . No smoking. $850/ month. • Loaded • 5-Speed MONTH OF JANUARY. $650/ week. BAYFRONT LOT SANIBEL SHELL ISLAND OWNER • Blue Ice • Custom Wheels To Reserve, GULF VIEWS 317-861-4105 BEACH CLUB 941-472-2381 •10-Disc CD • Low Miles 11/21/97 — tttt— 39188-2 Call Betty Nowl 11/21/97 —tttt— 39190-2 PRIVACY Sanibel $8,000 941-466-9571 $150,000 FIRM Gulf Front Condo. FIRST TIME OFFERED Call Elizabeth K. Bogert, Two bedrooms, two baths. 3342 WEST GULF DRIVE 395-2205 GRI, CAM, CMCA Sleeps six. _putstajTdjngJii-ieyelhame. _ I?4T) 472-3000 • TRAVEL Realtor - Notary - Manager- Three bedrooms, two baths, FAX (941) 472-9635 11/21/97 —tttt— 39150-S COASTAL ESTATES AVAILABLE: two car garage. 12/26/97 —tttt— 5313-2 1970 VOLKSWAGEN MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION JANUARY 3 to 24 Beach access. NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND: KARMANN GHIA $1,100 weekly or ONE OF SANIBEL'S FINEST! BEACH FRONT HOMES FROM CONVERTIBLE iDEAL * * • * • $3,000 for 3 weeks. $1200/weekly. $295K. LOTS FROM $75K. 11/81/87 — tttt— 38690-6 ISLAND CAR. RUNS GREAT. • + • + • 219-277-4787 $4500/ monthly. CAYO COSTA: TWO LOTS, 11/28/97 -tttt- 36996-2 NEEDS BODY WORK. $2,800. SOUTH SEAS__ 944-982-4170 -$32K. BOB AND CONNIE CALL 395-1019. DISCOUNT AIRLINE PLANTATION SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I 941-995-0631, ext. 3. HORAN, GRAYDON SCOTT, 11/21/97 —tilt— 39216-2 TICKETS!!! 12/17/97 —tttt— 39247-2 LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER Last Minute Departures - Two bedroom / two bath CARS FOR $100. Upcoming BEACH CLUB 941-481-8845 SEASONAL Domestic and International - Poolside unit on SANIBEL COTTAGES local sales of gov't seized & Two Bedroom / Two Bath RENTALS. AH Major Cities - ground level^ ~ LUXURIOUS SPACIOUS - surplused sports cars, luxury & on the Gulf. r 12/5/97 —tttt— 39254-Z sedan. Trucks, 4x4s & utility LOWEST PRICES Airamenities. 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH UNIT vehicles. (800)863-9868 ANYWHERE !! AVAILABLE ON THE GULF. Week #3: 1/16-1/23 $1,870. #1107 Example: ~ JANUARYS 0 THRU 31. POOL-TENNIS Week #9: 2/27-3/6 $2,000. 4 H u =f' V TMTTTl 11/21/97 —tttt— 39231-6 Fort Myers to Frankfurt - $449. Will rent AVAILABLE: Rent from Owner & Savel! CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE, EURAM FLIGHT CENTRE one week or all three. JANUARY 16 - 23J99J3. _ VEHICLES CALLVERA '1983. WHITE, RED LEATHER. 12/19/81-800-879-3877 -zzftfT— 39221-2 6 By owner.— - ~ OWNER FOR SALE (516)826-7053 - ORIGINAL OWNER. GARAGE 812-295-2648 413-443-6737 11/28/97 —##tf#— 390J?AlJL. _12/12/9.7 —Ittt' 39249-2 - KEPT, SANIBEL, EIGHT - - ~GULF4=R0NT YEARS. POWER WINDOWS, •ANNOUNCEMENTS GULF VIEW CONDO SEATS. RADIO, CASSETTE. SANDPIPER BEACH 2/2 in A+ Condition. SANDDOLLAR HOLIDAY RAMBLER $1,750 CASH. CALL SANIBEL ^Designer Decorated. LUXURY TRAVEL TRAILER EVENINGS: 472-3587 Two bedroom, two bath condo. WIDE GULF FRONT VIEW 1977 - 24ft. 11/21/97 —tttt— 39244-2 January: $1,400/ week First Time in Rental Program. INSEASONj_$1375,_ Newly refurbished by Good condition. - ROTATIONAL WORMING IS February thru April; _. 1994 INFINITI J-30 """OUT OF SEASON: $700. Robb and Stucky. Located at Tropic Isles NOW available for dogs. $1,750/ week Call GLENN CARRETTA, Fine amenities. in Bokeelia - SHOW ROOM QUALITY. Alternate HAPPY JACK May thru September: Broker-Salesperson, STILL OPEN: lot rent paid LUXURY AUTOMOBILE TRIVERMICIDE and LIQUI- $750/ week agent for owner, at: FEBRUARY-MARCH through end of year. $16,500. VICT 2x monthly. Safer, more October thru December 15: 1-800-232-6004 or Call $1,500. CALL effective. At GOLDKIST & $850/ week. 941-472-3121 941-395-2177 561-4638 941-395-9297 farm, feed & hardware stores. 773-763-3752 . — 39084-2 12/12/97 —tttt— 39193-6 11/21/97 —tttlt— 39256-2 11/31/97 — tttt— 38862-1 -»*»•*- 12/12/97 —tttl— 39257-2 , 12/19/97 —ttttt— 38808-2 Q Q

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CLASSIFIED MULTI FAMILY PREP COOK 1 I I I i I I 472-1587 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY a • • • i Full time. NOVEMBER 22 AND 23 GENERAL Good pay. NOVENA TO ST. JUDE. May SAM TO 4PM ADVERTISING ASSIGNMENT Must apply in person. LET US the Sacred Heart of Jesus be Furniture - Fishing - Crafts - SALES PERSON GRAMMA DOTS RUN YOUR adored, glorified, loved and Clothes - EVERYTHING! TO HELP BUILD REPORTER SANIBEL MARINA preserved, throughout the 1155 BUTTONWOOD LANE MULTI-PRODUCT 634 North Yachtsman Drive LEGAL NOTICES world, now and forever. Oh, East end off Periwinkle PUBLISHING COMPANY. Island newspaper Sanibel & Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for Sanibel Must be has opening for 12/3/97 — tilt — 39245-2 us St. Jude, worker of miracles, 11/21/97 —till— 39250-2 REGISTER YOUR SELF STARTER experienced news reporter. pray for us, St. Jude, helper of able to work independently SHAMPOO PERSON/ FICTITIOUS NAME the hopeless, pray for us. Say MULTI FAMILY to successfully achieve goals. Responsibilities include: ASSISTANT this prayer 9 times a day, by SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22 Enthusiastic team player City Hall reporting, FOR the 8th day your prayer will be 8am to ? with previous police, design work, BUSY SALON ON SANIBEL. ATTENTION answered. Never been known Televisions, sales or advertising GREAT BENEFITS. ATTORNEYS! to fail. Publication must be photography. exercise equipment, experience preferred. CALLPAM We will print your Quark skills a plus. promised. JMJ childrens books and toys. 11/21/87 -tUt~ 3932»-» Few consideration, 395-2220 LEGAL NOTICES And much more! 11/26/97 —tilt— 39251-2 contact for ONLY $5.50-per Inch! 1524 WILTON LANE RECEPTIONIST (Gumbo Umbo) Morgan Newcomb Call Michelle Moran at • AUCTIONS Sanibel by fax 472-1587 FOR BUSINESS OWNERS! 11/21/87 —till— 39284-2 941-482-6365 SALON AND DAY SPA. ONLY $38 for interview. 20 TO 30 HOURS A WEEK. Twin Head Boards, Carrie or call 12/10/97 —till— 38185-2 will print your Cradle, Brass Day Bed, EXPERIENCE A PLUS. 482-7111 INTENT TO ABSOLUTE LAND AUCTION. Motorcycle 750, 3 Drawer CALLPAM REGISTER CLASS A CDL DRIVERS - OTR. Near Weiss Lake, Centre, AL Dresser, Baby Swing, Queen for initial interview. 395-2220 FICTITIOUS NAME. 12/5/97 -till- 36869-6 100,000 miles experience Late 11/26/97 —lltt— 39252-Z (Cherokee County) and Georgia Bed, Band Saw, Nite Stand, Model Air-ride Equipment, line. 5147-level to rolling acres High Chair. Crib Mattress, Printed in all three of Majority NO Touch Loads, MASSAGE THERAPIST (parcels, combinations, or Grinder, Twin Frames, Bike ISLAND INN our weekly publications: Retirment, Bonuses, Benefits PART TIME entirety). December 6-10AM Tram, Car Phone, Antique Has openings in the Paid Vacations. Call M-F 9-4, FOR CST Brochure 2058707883 Sewing Machine, Twin Box following departments: (800)554-2889. RESORT WORK Fort Myers Beach Observer Granger, Thagard & Springs. Wicker Lamp, •FRONT OFFICE: 11/21/87 —lilt— 39235-6 ON SANIBEL Associates, inc. Jack F. Childrens Clothes (new born to RESERVATIONS Sanibel Island Reporter DRIVERS - LOCAL OWNER CALL PAM Granger #873. 14), Baby Clothing. Color (FT/PT positions) & Captiva Current 11/11/97 — Illl— 39230-1 OPERATORS. Stay within the 395-2220 Printer, Microwave, Gas Edger, • MAINTENANCE PERSON state of Florida home every 11/26/97 —»««!— 38253-2 Computer Key Board, • RESTAURANT other night. For more For more details, Computer Paper. Assorted •SALAD/DESSERT information on this opportunity ADMINISTRATIVE please call Katherine • GARAGE Jewelry, Childrens Blade PREP PERSON •WAIT STAFF: call (800)441-4318. ASSISTANT (941) 482-7788 SALES - Skates & Toys. Friday 11/21/97 —tilt— 39236-6 November 21, 9am to 4pm - and (first & second shifts) " JACK OF ALL TRADES" 2/6/96 —nit— 29156-6 JOB HUNTING? We'll show you - Sunday November 23, 9am to (guaranteed tips) for how to get the job you want noon. 9248 Belding Drive (off APPLY IN PERSON THERAPY OFFICE. DIVORCE $125 * Covers FAST. Call 24 HRS. (800)978- 100 HOME SUBDIVISION San-Cap Rd.), Sanibel. EOE Three mornings per week children, property division, 11/21/87 —HI!— 38285-2 Monday / Friday 9524 ext. 5016. with potential name change, military, missing GARAGE SALE 11/21/97 —till— 39237-6 3111 West Gulf Drive for more hours spouse, etc. One signature * » • Sanibel NATIONAL PUBLISHING in full season. required. * Excludes Govt. Our 472-1561 COMPANY looking for Sales Organized self starter fees, uncontested. Paperwork Representative in Florida. ANNUAL PARK WIDE • HELP 11/21/97 —lilt- 39056-2 with excellent phone skills. done for you. 1 -800-547-9900. carport sale Willing to travel Monday - Some computer knowledge Budget Divorce. WANTED Friday. Commission Position. will be held on helpful. 11/21/97 —tin- 35623-1 Company Average pays $670/ SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22 395-9060 starting at 8 AM. Week. Call Jef (800)225-6368. 11/21/97 —lltl— 39259-2 MAINTENANCE 11/21/97 —till— 39236-6 NOTICE OF • AVON SALES • Earn to 50% PERSON SOUTH SEAS Residents will display Commission. No Door-to-Door Full Time with Benefits INTENTION items for sale required. Flexible - Fun - Easy. PLANTATION # | # | # | # TO REGISTER in their individual Insurance available. 18 FRONT DESK CLERK PART TIME FICTITIOUS NAME carports & yards. years+, Avon Independent Year Round Position SALES ASSISTANT RECEPTIONIST The undersigned does Sales Rep. Call Sandi at 1- 30-40 Hours/ Week '~ ' COASTAL ESTATES' 800-966-2166 needed for hereby certify that * • • • « Full time position RESORT SALON SERVICES. MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION 12/12/87 -lilt- 24359-8 he is conducting a Call for interview. available with Entrance on Pine Ridge Rd. Excellent starting pay commercial rental business at Ft. Myers Beach and between PART TIME SALES community 751 Tarpon Bay Rd., 463-6141 Exciting surroundings Summerlin Rd. & Kelly Rd. $7/ HOUR newspaper group, Sanibel, Fl. to work in. DOCKSIDE-SANIBEL assisting under the fictitious name of 472-9098 Call 472-1302 GALLERY PLACE Great deals for kids and their General Manger 12/3/97 —*IH~ 35191-2 THE SANCTUARY for interview and that said firm families - - Toys, books, DRIVERS ... SWIFT GOLF CLUB & Sales Dept and/or fax resume to clothes, nursery furniture, is composed of the TRANSPORTATION NOW in varied functions. 472-3344. following person Schwinn Airdyne, household, SANIBEL 12/3/97 —Illl— 39262-2 HIRING TRUCK DRIVERS. is now hiring: Creativity desired, whose name and place miscellaneous, some furniture CITY OF SANIBEL Regional Runs Available! LINE COOKS of residence is as follows: and even a gas-powered paint Training Available! Excellent ability to work sprayer! All at the 1,2,3 Sale to WAIT STAFF. Jack K. Thomas, Jr. Trustee Pay & Benefits. Consistent independently FULL-TIME POLICE AIDE benefit the Children's Great benefits and pay. 1918WoodringRoad Miles, Home More Often, a must Education Center of the 472-6445 Sanibel, Fl. 33957. Tuition Reimbursement. 1-800- TWO (2) POSITIONS Islands. Saturday November 11/26/97 —lilt— 39124-2 Ownership of 644-2257. (eoe-m/f). $17,029 TO $24,062 GALLERY PLACE 22nd - 8 a.m. to noon - 350 11/21/97 —lill— 37774-1 CasaYbelRoad. For interview, is as follows: EARN MONEY READING HSD.GED, OR OTHER 11/21/17 -tilt— 39186-2 • • • • • call Mrs. Newcomb Jack K. Thomas, Jr. Trustee BOOKSI $30,000/year income CERT. OF COMP. -100%. MAC OPERATOR 482-7111 STORAGE potential. Details 1-800-513- VALID FL DRIVER'S LICENSE. It is my intention to apply to 4343 ext. Y-1616. Monday-Friday POSITION REQUIRES FORECLOSURE SALE •1 Year Experience the Department of State, 11/21/97 —HH— J7959-1 10am-3pm FREQUENT WALKING, Division of Corporations, State ************* Preferred HONEST INCOME $300 TO 11/26/97 —mi— 39241-6 STANDING, VEHICLE of Florida to register the said Come to our foreclosure sale. $1000 Weekly/potential! • Photoshop • QuarkXPress OPERATION AND name of Something for everyonel Process FHA mortgage • Multi Ad Creator CITY OF SANIBEL EXPOSURE TO ADVERSE GALLERY PLACE Furniture, office supplies, refunds. No experience. Own ENVIRONMENTAL under the provisions of glassware, kitchen items, hours. Part-time/Full-time. Start CHIEF WASTEWATER CONDITIONS. Chapter 90-267 (Fictitious and much more. 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