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The finale was a big number from their recent stage production of Pompadours and Poodle Skirts celebrating the music of the Id-presenting the Sanibel S«hool Campaign at the ground- 1950s. breaking festivities were Campaign President Sandy /ajiorchuk, Honorary Co-chair Sam Bailey, Sanibel School School, see page 9 Principal Barbara van Harten, and Co-chairs Betsy Ventura and Terry Igo. Vori llai'h-n ibi-lou Icl'l) ;nul IIon MY PERSONAL PLEDGE TO THE PEOPLE OF SANIBHL: • I will continue to be fiscally responsible and support a conservative budget, • I will lead an effort to involve Sanibellians with Lee county on causeway issues including if necessary our legal alternatives. • I will support diversity in age and income on Sanibel. • I will pursue a comprehensive redevelopment plan. • I will support in concept the master recreation plan for our youth and seniors. • I will support our environmental programs. • I will support our Island business community. •$• I will continue to oppose pay for Council Members. • I will support term limits for Council Members. • I will pursue other options for selecting planning commissioners including election. "I will be dedicated to preserving Sanibel as a small town community where we live in harmony with each other and with nature." - /? SIGNED: ^ J^L^L-^ -J£ X>2*^ STEPHEN R. BROWN FOR YOUR VOTE ON MARCH 4TH Steve Brown Campaign Account, PO Box 190, Sanibel, Florida, 33957 Pd. Pol. Adv. Paid for by Steve Brown Campaign Account and Approved by Steve Brown Islander • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • 3 COLUMNISTS I);itolinc; Hollywood \ Litf.lv Joe Micale I hive Horton Murray Suhmun — page 13 A Lee Horton The Meta«tatic Life Pierot page 5 A THERE ARE STILL — MEMO — - .• i< 1: To: Sheriff Shoap PLENTY OF FOLKS From: All of Us I PASSING ON THE Re: Causeway Speed RIGHT AND BEATING THE BRIDGES TO Center Singe WHAT HAPPENED TO 20fl\PH O N Mam ha Wagnw THEIR HASTY DErtMSE. THE CAUSEWAY? WE RErtEm- NOW WE HEAR THE DEPUTIES BER A PROMISE THAT THE NEW WILL BE REMOVED ALTOGETHER. TEMPORARY SPEED LIMIT Music WOULD BE ENFORCED. BUT HUH 1111 ? ONE BITE AND t LUNA CAPE.. Refreshment Center YOU'RE HOOKED Smoothies Protein Shakes SKAI'OOIJ • SI'ORTS • SI'IKM'S coffee Drinks FOR LUNCH! Grouper /Tuna / Swordfish / Newly Expanded CARD1O Authorized Mahi Main /Salmon /Dolphin and Shrimp / Oysters / Clams / Scallops / Tilapia WEIGHT ROOM Dealer of Polar Aero Heartrate Featuring: Spinning Classes, 9t#p Classoa, Aerobics, serve it Body Shaping, Senior*'Class«a Monitors ,,.or we don't and Much More. it fresh... serve it at all! Plus: NI-A .1 ••• .*.i- ,-,\ • t quiprwnt. Free Wftights, Don't forget a Trip To our Fish Market 395-2639 YOGA FREE TO MEMBERS Corner of Sambel-Captiva Rd. and Rabbit Rd. Wed. 11-15 am 703 Tarpon Bay Road • Sartibel • 395-CRAB 4 • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • Islander HAPPENINGS Renoir print to be auctioned on Feb. 22 at ABC Sale In 1919 Pierre-Auguste Renoir's art Fox 4's Chip McAfee at March 3 dealer and print maker, Ambroise Vollard, Horticulture & Tea Society Councilwoman Shoemaker produced 375 engravings on Arches paper The Horticulture & Tea Society of Sanibel- of Renoir's Femmes Nues. Renoir died Captiva celebrates its first anniversary at the final to speak at Democratic Club later that year and it's estimated that today meeting of the season on March 3. Special only eight copies of the print still exist. The The Democratic Club of the Islands will Guests Include; Chip McAfee - Chief print has been valued at $2,500 although Meterologist for Fox 4 TV, who will speak about host Veronica Shoemaker — newly re-elect- some have sold for $4,000. This outstand- the upcoming weather and its effects on local gar- ed to the Fort Myers City Council — on ing piece of art will be auctioned Saturday dening; Dr. Daniel and Mary Alice Porecki will Thursday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. at the Sanibel evening, Feb. 22, at the ABC Sale and talk about their 800 orchids, including many Public Library. Auction on Captiva. unique and award-winning plants; Susan Scott In addition to serving as Councilwoman Another valuable auction item is the will show you how to create an environmentally for the past twenty years, Shoemaker has 1998 Ford Contour LX sedan with only friendly backyard. Lisa Marino of Southern spearheaded many projects to help the poor 26,000 miles on it. Ten reasons to buy the Living at Home will show you the latest floral Ford Contour LX: (1) It is a fine car for and displaced citizens of Dunbar. Her brain- items to enhance your home and garden. your new driver grandchild; (2) It's a cool The meeting will be from 1 to 3:30 p.m. on' child, Hope House, provides care and shel- car for your new driver child; (3) It's the Monday, March 3 but come at 12:30 in order to ter for up to 25 displaced children until per- perfect birthday gift for a college-bound stu- d'iK'iivros from Si mill SIMS Resoit, iiu liidini> see the Southern Living exhibit. Enjoy tea sand- manent homes can be found. Shoemaker will dent; (4) It is a splendid car for your mother-in- such treats as coconut liicd shrimp with sweci wiches, anniversary cake and tea and enter to discuss the March 4 election to decide law; (4) It's a loaded car to replace your old beat- hoi chili sauce and lump nab on sticky rice win great raffle prizes. Try to name the Mysteiy whether the unincorporated enclaves of er; (5) It makes a fabulous surprise gift for Her cake. 'Ilicic will also Iv duck liiiL'.ers from ihe Tea... The meeting will be at the Sanibel Dunbar, surrounded by the city, will be or Him; (6) It is the perfect second car you've Mucky Duck. Community Church, 1740 Periwinkle Way (next annexed to Fort Myers. She is hard at work always wanted; (7) It's red. You've always The lull schedule tor the 2(KU ARC Sale to Jerry's),Admission is only $3. Call Barbara at wanted a red car; (8) It's an awesome island car; registering voters and educating the public and Auction on Saturday. Feb. 2.'.: 472-8334 for your reservation.Great Raffle (9) Naw, too good for that; (10) It's a great way 7:00 a.in Col Ice and pustiies lor sale. Prizes and Mysteiy Tea Contest. on the need for annexation. All interested to support the ABC Sale & Auction. are welcome to attend. 8:00 a.m. noon The traditional Allies The auction begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Basements Closets ABC - iiiinniajic sale, Captiva Civic Association Building at 11550 baked i The Islands' Community Sewing Guild fashion show Newspaper since 1961 The Southwest Florida Clmptri nf Ihe Anu-iican Sew in;1 dinM will luu- i(s 11th Annual Fashion Show ami Luinlicnii IOIIIUIIHW. S.iiuul.tv |vb .V1. .ii Si lolin the Mailing address: Ivvangelisl Catholic Chuah P;uMi I ih- (Vnici. nJS ] I id \VIMU.C \.nili. Viples. ThtJ P.O. Ho* 5o • Sanibel. Fl. 33"57 event will run from l):30 a.m. lo \ p in lh>- Hi, niv- >il iln^ \I-.H\ (UHI-MIH IS "Majiic in Phone: (23'J) 472-51K5 • Fax 472-1J72 Sewing." tiuild members will be inoilclui!' .uinU^ nl i-lniliuij- tiic\ II.IM- I n-ated. The cost for tickets is $25 fornicinlvis .iiul Mil hunon nicnib.-i-,. ( all l-.d>n Milieiman at Locution: 239-7(J3-8202 for tickets or reservation • ,uut IIIIIHIIUIIKM. Promenade Center 'ihe American Sewing (iuild is a national mm prnln ini-.-nii/ itu>ti .l.\hc.itcil lo the larpon Bay Rd. I'ml <:I3 advancement of home sewing. Membership is npi-ii i., l(|| wlm v mild hkc to le.un more about sewinj:. Cluipu-r meetings arc held the louiili *>.itimLi\ n- .-.u h iinmtli Dues arc Postal Information: The Siinihcl Captiva hlundcr (I ,'SPS -IS 1 400 j is published S-10 per year, and include ihe cluplei ncwsli-m-i aiul spci i.il II.SI-HIIIU-, IKMII local mer- ever\ Friday and is distributed throughout Sanihel and chanls. l-'or further information, call the club picsulcni. hi.mv Sii.tuu-I ;it Cupiiva Islands hy ihc Flivc/e Corp. P.O. Box 5(>. Sanibel, If.. Third Class postage is paid ai Ihe Sanibel Post OHiee. lJ(i.>ima.sier: Send address changes in: Sanihel Captiva Ishuuler, P.O. Box 5ft Sanibcl. 11.33957 Altlujiiijri Dnvf.'A Loo often Classified Ad deadline: Noon, Tuesday. push the; boundaries of the Krror responsibility: Sanihd unvironnicnt and In the event nl" an error we arc responsible only Tor the first inakfj fun nf its valuable incorrect insertion of un ad if, in our opinion, tlieic is a loss animal population, of value. We do not assume any responsibility for an error beyond the cost of ihe ad itself. We assume no financial I still can t help \! .i in.' In i responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements, but laughing out loud will reprint without charge that part which is incorrect We at their damn cartoons. -Bird Westall c-mail us al: The Islander Available all over Sanibel is printed on I-\-Simibtl Mayor or by phone at 472-4592, Only $9.95. Ji f [email protected] recycled paper. f- Ishmd fl. I I.I i! '.I' Islander • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • 5 TmMEmsmric LIFE Simon Says — Sid Simon atUU "We are Stardust. We are golden. I'm happy on my own. I don't want Sanibel's own Sidney B. Simon Consider this: How often does what And we 've got to get ourselves to mess that up. I don't have time. I returns for a repeat request appearance we think we are offering as constructive back to the garden." had every excuse you could imag- to the Unitarian Universalist of the criticism out to be destructive in more ine. Islands monthly meeting on Sunday, ways than we can measure? Simon says —Woodstock But I went. And I really enjoyed March 2, at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanibel that once during a myself. This, in spite of the fact Congregational United Church of Christ speech, he meant to I was kind of put out a few months that after initially sitting down at 2050 Periwinkle Way in the say the words "con- ago when a friend of mine and finding myself in the Fellowship Hall. structive criticism" was backing her car out of full sun, then deciding to Dr. Simon is an internationally recog- and instead, it came my driveway and accidental- move to a chair in the nized authority and workshop leader in out as the ly bumped into one of my shade, I managed to get the the area of Values Clarification, dealing Spoonerism, "con- bird feeders. It was in the chair caught in the side- with self-esteem and negative criticism. strictive criticism." butterfly garden that runs walk and fall flat on my He has authored some 10 books on the Don't miss this along the left side of the dri- you know what. I was subject, which have sold a million interesting evening veway. It wasn't a big deal, amused to note, as I was copies and he has appeared on the Oprah exploring the many but I'd just gotten it a week falling, that my main and Phil Donahue shows. He has been consequences of earlier and filled it with bird- thought at the moment was- leading seminars for over 25 years and negative criticism. Sid Simon seed and when she hit it, part Lisa Pierot n't how embarrassing it was he has been a writer even longer; of the top broke off. but how much I hoped noth- presently, Simon is a member of Island A couple of weeks later, I noticed ing would be broken. As in bones, Writers Group 3. His topic is a thor- lots of sprouts coming up where the not public property. oughly intriguing one; Negative Re-elect seeds had fallen. I knew the bigger It's hard for me to start something Criticism and What to Do About It. He ones were sunflowers which are my new. First of all, there is the pres- covers both what to do when it comes at Steve Brown most favorite of flowers after lilacs sure from my disease — not just the you and what to do when you feel that to City Council and the rest were probably barley or aches and pains — that make it hard almost insatiable urge to deliver your some other type of grain. I pulled up to respond to all those guys who say own negative criticism to someone else. March 4th everything except the sunflower they are looking for "long walks on Simon believes that there is nothing sprouts and thus began my daily obser- the beach" and — oh you know the that destroys self-esteem more than vation of the "sunflower garden." drill: "I like to surf and fish and negative criticism yet negative criti- Every morning when I took Chloe out work out at the gym." Argh! But cism is everywhere in our society and for a walk, I'd check the garden and there's also the fact that my cancer there is no way of avoiding it. At this note how much the plants were grow- is no longer in remission and I have thought-provoking workshop evening, ing. Eventually there were buds and no idea what that means as far as you will learn how to handle negative then, much to my joy and amazement, time. Dr. Harwin assures me it is a criticism when it shuns down on you this week the blooms opened. small recurrence and the new hor- and —•- even more importantly how This was an eventful week in mone therapy will likely work. But to deliver it to others in ways thai uctu plenty of ways. Dad got out of thewe both know that's the best possi- ally prove to be constructive. hospital way ahead of schedule and ble outcome. without any complications. I met a Still, I know if I'm mini: in -.I.IV ^ / man and, over coffee, realized that alive I have to hiiii1.1 -MI ii> ilm-.c I'm not completely immune to the merry-gu-roiiiid bar. .nul ili.n iiii-.in.s BEACIIVIEWOPFN opposite sex. I had pretty much taking some risks. I IIO'-I-I '.MIUIII *500 OFF decided that my life was full and have Ihouglu my hulk 111\ .-.•.iiil.-iit IVIcn's Special Limited perfect just as it was. But my could be so full of 11"1.'. ••!•> (Ullll Slll]ipi'll iIn' slum. In theua\ ), .i hat her sluu> rJSTT/LUlC TCO doifl hi* hugging your local Kiwiiniuns - whom we all know are not to be uusJ- od with unmarked hills. Cull .WMWOO to leierve yoins. Adult tickets are only SH). and kid.s K) and under are live, tint die lire iiiai-slial won't let u.s overlill the hall, so everyone needs a ticket. The show has sold out ihe past two years, so get your COME tickets now. AMD Proceeds go to local organizations LEARN cop.s. a magi- supported In Kiwanis in the name ol the SPIMTUAUV cian, vocalists, ;i performers. The curtain rises at S p.m. on storyteller or Saturday, March 22, and there's only one two and, of performance. SCICNTIHC Donations Needed SOLUTIONS St. Vincent de Paul WHERE: Sanibel Community Association Super Thrift Store 2173 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 11799 South Cleveland WHEN: Saturday, March 1,2003 at 3:00 p.m. 941/274-0660 WHO: Sunny Scott-Luther, Inspirational Speaker Free Furniture Pickup WHY: Practical Tools to Solve Your Problems We Accept Any Types Of Vehicles, Boats, Trailers, Etc. Tax Deductible FR€€ ADMISSION — flU ARC UJCICOMC We Need Your Help Sponsored bu Sanibsl-Captiva Christian Science Church Help Us... Help Others! Child Care Available 8 • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 * Islander See Page 17A For Answers to Feb. 7th Contest WIN A OFFICIAL RULES FROM ONE OF THESE ADVERTISERS 1. All answers must be circled on the original answer sheet below. 2. All entries must be received by mail, fax (472-5302) or by hand to the Islander office at n 695 Tarpon Bay Rd., Unit 13, Sanibel, FL 33957 by 5 p.m. February 28, 2003 ;?;»*.©© off 3. Only one answer per question. on Film Developing! 4. Answer sheet must include entrant's name, address and telephone number. Save up to $4 on Processing &c Printing a Roll 5. Employees of the Islander and the Island Reporter are not eligible. of Color Film (C-4.1 Process) @ Ml )T( )PHOTO. $4 OFF/ 36 cxp. Off $2 OFF /'A oxp. M 6. In the event of a tie, the winner will be determined by random drawing. lame Greatf lervice! I $1 OFF/Mexp. I | Coupon Must Be Presented @ Drop OJJ! \ Location! s 1719 Periwinkle Way |_ 2nd Set of Prints Free! QUESTIONS (Beside Sanibel Chiropractic) I -M.L. BASEBAIX- 1. Cleveland Indians pitcher Herb Score suffered a career ending Injury Macintosh Book Shop from a line drive off the bat of which New York Yankee player? Voted Island's "BEST BOOKSTORE" [a] Billy Martin [b] Gil McDoughal [cj BUI Skowron [d] Yogi Berra Oldest Island Bookshop Established 1960. Featuring: Best Sellers; Children's; Local Interest; Nature; 2. In what year did Babe Ruth hit 60 home runs? Birding & Shelling Books; Cards and Gifts; [a] 1924 [l>] 1925 [cj 1926 [d] 1927 3. Willie Mays made hts famous "Basket catch" In the 1954 World Series. LARGE SELECTION OF SPORTS HISTORY BOOKS Who was the batter? * STATISTICAL & INSTRUCTIONAL INFORMATION [a] Rocky Colavlto [b] Duke Snider [c] Vic Wertz [d] Larry Doby • SPORTS BIOGRAPHIES • BASEBALL & FOOTBALL CARD CATALOGS * PERSONAL TRAINING BOOKS 4. Which major league stadium is home to the "Green Monster"? [a] Jacobs Field [b] Yankee Stadium [c] Fenway Park [d] Tiger Stadium 5. How many stitches are on a regulation baseball? f 10% off Entire Inventory with coupon j [a] (08 [bl93 [c] 121 [d] 78 2365 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel • 472-1447 MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:30AM - 7PM Don Larson of the New York Yankees pitched the only "perfect" game In CLOSED SUNDAY a World Series In what year? lal 1960 Ibl 1958 Id 1956 [dl 1954 7. Name the major league pitcher who holds the record for most career strikeouts. [al Cy Young Ibl Randy Johnson fcj Bob Feller [d] Nolan Ryan 8. The Polo Grounds was the early home to which major league team? [a] N. Y. Giants [b] Brooklyn Dodgers Ic] Philadelphia Athletics [d] Washington Senators 9. 1 played second base for the Chicago White Sox In the 1959 World Series. Who am 1? lal Bobby Avlla [b] Nellie Fox Ic] Luis Aparlclo Id] Birdie Tebblts 10. Which major league pitcher holds the record for most consecutive (59) score-less Innings? [a| Sandy Koufax [b] Orel Hershlser [c] Roger Clemens [d] Carl Hubbell The Feb. 7 Sports Trivia Contest produced 4 participants with 10 correct answers. Per the rules, the winner was determined by random draw. THE WINNER IS HOUSTON BALL of Sanibel, FL. $25 Gift Certificate from Macintosh Book Store ANSWER SHEET (circle one for each question) 1. a be d 6. abed Name: _ 2. a b c d 7. a b c d Address: _ 3. a b c d 8. a b c d 4. abed 9v a b c d , The Dunes Gotf,& Tennis Club.. Telephone: ad Sanibel Island 5. a b c d 10. a b c d Advanced Go ons Call 239*372-2535 "»< Islander • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • 9 School, from page 2 Peek at the Unique: Zonta's annual tour of island homes Barbara van Harten, the school princi- If you enjoy seeing unusual homes, Barrier Island Title. All home and event ing is festooned willi glass lloais lor fi.sli pal then donned a yellow hard hat and mark your calendars for the annual Peek sponsors assist Zonta in raising money 1o nets. Walls throughout this floor feature told the assembled volunteers about the at the Unique home tour, sponsored by support local charities aiding women and boards resembling barn boards, all paint- coming construction project to greatly Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva and set this children. ed in soft colors that create the perfect expand the physical school plant. year for Next, a home at South Seas Resort with mood for each room. The wonderful mas- Following the thank yous, the group Saturday, a lovely view of the Gulf is just off the ter bedroom suite, with dramatic and adjourned to the circle outside where the March 15. beach. This house has had a two story imaginative detail, distinctive and beauti- school buses pick up students for a Among addition and meticulous renovation to the ful furniture, ten foot ceilings and a deck ground breaking ceremony. the four rest of the building, which took about a looking out on the Gulf were all designe- The entire Sanibel School turned out homes to be year-and-a-half to complete. It is truly dunder the watchful eye of interior tor the groundbreaking and leaders from part of this magnificent. From floors of Brazilian designer Richard Keith Langham of New the Sanibel School Campaign gave the year's event cherry to woven reed mats as part of the York. Your guide will be Leanne Ritchie, kids first crack at digging the first hole for is a Gulf cathedral ceiling in the living room, a A. I. D., staff designer at George Parker, the school expansion. They turned to with front condo- powder room with narrow bamboo strips Inc. Leanne was formerly associated with such enthusiasm it looked as if there might minium at on the walls and striped fabric on the ceil- Robb & Stuckey and Freestyle Interiors. not be a need for a backhoe after all. Tigua Cay. ing and a collection of framed butterflies, George Parker, Inc., completed the ren- Sam Bailey, whose dad helped start the Located on to the kitchen with a backsplash of sea ovation and is the sponsor of this house. original school and whose mom taught Sanibel's shells and three handsome bedrooms, there on occasion, recalled that he had East End, each with a unique bath. Then on to the saved the bell from that original school the condo is second floor sitting area, where the ceil- and given it to the Historical Village. He Re-elect put it succinctly at the groundbreaking when he observed, "We've got the bell, Steve Brown now let's put a school under it!" boldly decorated and oik'is a to City Council Further work on the project will of palette for the use of flower*, course be subject to the status of the and plants as design iicivs- March 4th Causeway and representatives from the sories. Beth Traucht of Hoial contractor, Centex-Rooney, noted that Artistry on Sanibel will just bringing concrete to the site could be demonstrate many wa\s to a real problem. Current weight restric- enhance decor with floi.il tions would allow about one yard of con- arrangements. crete per truckload, whereas the normal This condominium is a load would be nine or ten yards. three bedroom, three batli unit ?,0. Box 190 Solutions could range from barging the on two floors. It is beautilull) Sanibel, Florida decorated and features a dis- Fd, Pol. Adv, paid stuff over to possibly setting up a tempo- for by Steve Brown tinctive round window well rary concrete plant on Sanibel to lighten Campaign the load on the bridges. recognized by beach walkers. account/approved Tigua Cay is sponsored by by Steve Brown *•• * rr\ I f)MMI( \I»/-WVS \\ \IK f. \S/ ft<>r K.S MID J 1> \ uilli lu-.i li null.. |• |•* li • .: lt\ t'i [I.M.I .mli I.IIM MI >• c.i't i siums (.1 11 J»IM S " io iu-.li li .i.«i-.-1 sMi.min.flii t K.1-, in hi-ai h aci i-sv WW.Wtf.lW Leaving For Days Or Months- I inda Well Keep An Eye On Your Home! /•Mi'ii'i / '\SMK i (219) For Arrangements - Call (.800) 439- C.I I.I f IIP.- • HA in n.mil hr.ull ^jL) \M|ll (liHll M HIALTV QROUP M 10 • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • Islander Conservation Foundation receives an additional $125,000 for its Marine Lab By Michael Hannan Staff Writer The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation held its open house on Monday, Feb. 17. celebrating ?5 years of conservation service to the islands. The program featured wildlife displays, music, con- tests, guided trail walks, coconut painting, and even bracelet and mask making. However, the highlight of Right: Jack, Starr, and Jay Thomas; Left: Dr, Steve the clay was the announcement that SCCF had recentl> Ttoartonc, and Bill and Tina Hillebrandt received three major gifts towards its five-year campaign goal for its marine laboratory. "These giftg s bring u s to the$ $1.2-millicm mark in our $1.8-million cani- i " saiidd SCCF ExecutivEi e DirectoDi r RricRikk LindbladLidbld . "Th"The familiefili s who made these generous gifts allow us to continue iip.-'i.iiiiii!- .-in I ii'< I.I. •luii- :ii>il M in. -n-iiie in the knowledge that our operating budget will be in place for the next five years." Two of the gifts, each $50,000, were made by an anonymous donor and the Thomas Family Foundation. "We were fortunate to raise our children on Tarpon Bay Road," said Starr Thomas. "Now that they're adults, it's wonderful for them to join us in protecting the waters they grew up on." Starr and her husband. Jack, were joined at the announcement ceremony by their son, Jay, and his wife. Their daugh- ter, Jennifer, lives in Washington, D.C. and also participated in the gift. The third gift, of $25,000, was made by Bill and Tina Hillebrandt. "It's been an honor to chair the efforts to fund the Marine Lab," said Bill. "With this gift, Tina and I are helping to preserve the marine nursery so it can be enjoyed by our baby granddaughter, Marion, and her generation." Since the start of the campaign, Ihe SCCF has been able to hire Dr. Steve Bortone as the Marine Lab Director. Under his leadership, the lab facility has been rcnovat- i il. iln- lihi.ir . inl n-.'.\ii.l: in.iicii.il'. h.i\i- Ivrii i-sp.indt-il. .i IU'U tni.ii .mil lahora- 11*• v i-i|iiipi::.-iii ii.r .- I-'V ,n i|iinol. .IIKI ihiiv null1 ulnak li.iu- luvn .ulilc'd to the I'lilll11. .IHili'l I.ill "Wiiii ilk11'li-inuik-i1 .ii]ij•«MI nl ilk- .-iiiiii:iiiiui\. ilit.- I jl< i.in m.iL- .i i -.il impact oh \». I I . •" v.i-km'1', .sl'iuii .mi III.IIIIII- -.m.iiN ,i!id lin" v.^-1. in pin I hi1, i kn-iw k'dgc to IK;1.' -..nd III. llnllltllL1. Last Call for Waterfront 17 Direct Gulf Access Lots For Custom Site Built Homes Manatee Harbor* at Cherry Estate* on beautiful I'inc Island • Seawalled • Central Water & Sewer • Minutes by boat to Captivia/Sanibel Benches • Deed Restricted • Peaceful Island Lh ing • Sailboat Access Available VACATION RENTALS Now Taking Reservations Call Kevin Cherry at 283-1144 of the islands Rental Accommodations • Rental Property Management tO reserve yOUrS today or e-mail: [email protected] Local: (25q) 472-C0E0 • Toll Free: (077) 3DB-C0ED Web:(flHHlttUlPmTO«llt1.(0m • Email: A£HT41U@(4mi£CLC4IPnVAV4l(JITIOH.Cam Islander • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • 11 Ninth Annual Costnet at the Bait 3 ex Story and photos by Karen Nelson A ioi.il DI 2S kills .mil 18 adults competed in the Ninth Annual Castnel Kodco mi Saturday. I eh. 15. Dan Howell won the $500 Ciisli First Place h i A- in the Adult I )is ision. First Place in the female division (there were five wiuneii i-oiiipetinsi this war) went to Karen Yates. Placing .Second through 1 illh in the Adult DivKumwere Brent Shirley, Shane Shirley, Dennis Tyrrell and Mike McQuinn. Kids competed in Little and Big Kids Divisions, with the youngest competitor just three years old. Winners in the Little Kids Division were Sammy Nichols. Mike Thompson and Amlvi I;alde; in the Big Kids Division, First, Second and Third went to Edward Howell, Jeff Mullen and Katie McCurry. Onlookers (including Roh Jess, Charles LeBulT and Ralph Woodring, pictured above right) enjoyed the food and drink (no alcohol allowed). Noted the folks at the. Bait Box, "It's really nice to see the friendship and sportsmanship our contestants express to one another." Re-elect Steve drown to City Council March 4th WEEKEND.FORECIAS.T FOfl_FEBRUARY.22.&.23__._V_ Jl.."._.".. I .. I .SATLKOAY PORT SUNDAY " " ~ ™£«2"*6 ^""CHARLOTTE A.M. I'.M. A.M. 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He was on the Experience," Sunken beach by Pointe Santo de Gardens in St. Petersburg is just two hours away. Sanibel around 10:30 in the In 1903 plumber George morning, with the tide just coming in, when the shell Turner, Sr.( created Turner's Sunken Gardens when he rolled in with a wave. He saw drained a lake and planted it come in and grabbed it tropical plants on (he old before the next wave could lakebed. By 1920, the gar- wash it back out again. He and den drew people from wife June hadn't found any throughout the area and admission was I'vem.-. .lie ongoing ;il Sunken G.udens shells all week but it was good but one of the best times to visit is in shelling on that one day. On five cents. December, when the Victorian Holiday This nickel fee entitled people to tour Stroll takes place. The evening is com- the same day, they rented a the lovely garden to view the tropical plete with luminary, carolers in costume, motor canoe at Tarpon Bay and bagged about 15 sea trout, including the biggest fish he plants, wildlife and flowing ponds that displays and refreshments. 40,000 lights ever caught...and this after the folks at Tarpon Bay said that there wasn't much hap- were all part of Turner's Sunken are used for this program and, of course, pening. Stan and June have been coming to Sanibel for 18 years and this was the first Gardens. In 1967, the Turner family built Santa makes an appearance. junonia either has ever found — 44 must be the magic number! "the world's largest gift shop" adjacent to the gardens, featuring garden-related Sunken Gardens is open Wednesday plants, flowers and accessories and through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunken Garden souvenirs. You can become a member and, if you Brian Finnegan of St. are willing to admit that you are a senior, Louis, Missouri found a In 1999, city residents voted for a one- you receive a $2 discount from the usual junonia on Tuesday, Jan. 28. time tax to raise $3,800,000 to buy $7 admission. Sunken Gardens from the Turners and He and his family were the Department of Parks has run it since, Many beauty contests and photo shelling by Casa Ybel around providing educational and cultural pro- shoots take place here and Sunken 11 am and he found the shell grams as well as bird shows and festi- Gardens has hosted many a wedding cer- in about a foot of water. vals. The old gift shop will become a emony (prices start at $200; up to 200 Monica, 10, and Bradley, 7, children's science museum. guests can be accommodated). helped while Kyle, 9, assisted When we first entered the gardens, For a lovely afternoon among the by "fighting the sharks off." my husband, David, and I were struck beautiful flowers, stately trees, foliage (Phew!) Brian's been shelling 1 1 and wildlife take a trip to St. by ihe sili'iiL '. . The fuli;ij"e is su dense I'ekTshiusi's Sunken Gardens. It is well for about five years. Iluil VIMA linle sound enter.-. <'r escapes Ilu- area. .V ue walked through the gai- •••nrlhv. 'liu- LIIMIS, we were delighted to see beautiful \ ••/•••••./' •(/.,,' ••,:.!• fruit trees and lush, lropic.il plants. 1 There weie even the original Royal I"' Mi • • ' • • W.Mr' * •"! i ••>•• I.I Ihi- Palm trees, planted by Geotjie Turner, li •/. ..''. -i ..;•/••.'., •Sllf1.''! I (llf'-l.l !•! /-! hi 1.1 •!.- Ill,1 Anne-Marie Kucern from Oxnord, Sr. in IU03. 11 1 \\ i" I'lMJiid'J lileullv hiindu'ds of Siii "' ! ' ( c- MHI '•« ( I'.ir i' •!••'' if California found a junonia on Feb. 18. siiii-iropri-.il plains .is wvU .is 200 w.u- '•••.• ... She was shelling between the Holiday olc! oak lue.-.. alreads a i/entiuv old • . I/, l-i ./.'»..' Inn ami Sundial at around 8 a.m., with when 'I tinier (i.iii.spl.micd them lo I he • • ..'.' , . •: • "i •' . • •• i a low tide. When she was standing in guldens. The winding paths took us pas! •:•!(• H ,•!.,. • '• w.ilcr that was about a foot deep, she a Km pond, ferns, climbing plants and 1 .'•"•• • • 'I -i • iM saw something spotted and knowing vines, and se\eral \anetics of bamboo. lliiil "it was one of those special shells," she reached down and grabbed it before the wave could wash it back out. She's been shelling for three years \J/ecmthekas&k&Jar-below-... and shelling was good on this trip, espec tally on Monday and Tuesday with the recent storms. She noted that a&jou/ tnwd in jto $ there were fighting conchs all over the place: she was putting them back in the 1 water to keep them out of harm's way Over 25) ears of safe air charier experience I mm the kids that were on the beach. 1 Based at P.ilm Beach International Airport & Operating out of all South FL Airports Joe Hick\ from Wethers!icld, CT found a junonki on Friday, Feb. 14. He was on the near the Sanibel Moorings at around 4 p.m. on Friday, when the tide was low, ^oo^nS f°r sanddollars. • Our beautiful "[aguar Special f-dition" King Air C90A Prop Jet is ideal for that looking at the ledge "is Business or Pleasure where I get everything," and using the "old eagle-eye rou- • Long Range Sabreliner Jet also available tine" on Friday, he "put in my thumb and pulled out a plum," — a plum shell, that is. Bringing up his unexpected EXECUTIVEAIRLINK find, he announced, "Guess what I pulled up!" He's been 561-753-4984 shelling for 15 years and this vvww.oxocu tiveairlink.com was his first junonia. Islander • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • 13 Instructor training offered Group fitness workshop • Saturday, March 29, 8 a.m. Potential and current fitness instructors will learn basic academic and practical The Causeway at a turtle's pace application of teaching group exercise. No college, science or teaching background Driving across the causeway at a tur- and fissures, and their potential danger. required. Workshop registration includes a full-day review, written exam, 2-year cer- ik-'s pace is really a minor inconve- Was this the objective of the good inten- tificate and membership. nience. We come to the Island Tor peace tions to begin with? And what's so bad and relaxation in the first place. So, a bit about making it difficult to get to Stability ball DI patience exercised to get there is a Sanibel, anyway. • Sunday, March 30, 8 a.m. iinod way to initiate the change we Really, President Andrew Jackson is to Incorporate the use of a stability ball into exercise programming for one on-one undergo from the world out side blame. Andrew Jackson spoiled it clients or group exercise participants. Use stretching, strengthening, balance and coor- io ihe inner world of simplicity for the nation. He opened the dination activities on the ball to provide clients with challenging, yet playful exercises ,md tranquillity that is the White House to anyone desiring that target abdominals, back, thighs, buttocks, chest and shoulders. essence of Sanibel. to gratify his or her insatiable The workshops take place at Peak Fitness & Wellness Center, 9128 Botiita Beach Vnyway, some might suggest curiosity about how a President Road, Bonita Springs 34135. The local contact is Fran Fidler at (239) 947-4111. To llut the bridge's disrepair is the lives. Now there is a widespread register, call (800) AEROBIC or register online at www.ndeita.com lault of good intentions. acceptance of the principle that all Actually, do-gooders are cru- our resources must be open to the cial to progress. This is not to people's curiosity. Outrigger Beach Fashion Show point a finger at them alone. If Murray The masses have that same Re-elect noi for their good intentions we Salzman curiosity about islanders as they On Sunday, Feb. 23 models will be would have massive condomini- do about the President's resi- wearing through the Fort Myers urns or huge palaces around the island, dence. Day-trippers love to roam Beach Outrigger sundeck and pool Steve Brown like an impenetrable Chinese, wall. Periwinkle and to gaze at howarea wearing the new spring fashions to City Council With good intentions we were rescued Sanibellians enjoy their Paradise. from Dress Barn, Coastal Cotton, liom over build and over population and Maybe, if the islanders handle the mat- Jones New York, SwimMart, Koret, March 4th D\ er kill of the animal and plant environ- ter imaginatively the bridge will absolute- Special Brands by Liz Claiborne, ment. But, good intentions may also have ly fall apart and nothing will replace it. Bon Worth, Izod, Liz Claiborne and blocked implementation in a timely man- You know there could be a worse out- Jones New York Sport. ne.i of plans for a safe crossing from over- come. We could suffer a devastating hur- The event will begin at 1 p.m. and seas to Sanibel. (A tongue in cheek ricane that returns the entire Island to there will be goody bags for the first observer has pointed out that good inten- nature's bosom. 125 peole to register; registration tions are a double-edged sword.) But then only the turtles would make it will begin at noon. For information i'). Box 180 call 800/655-8997 or 239/463-3131 biniN, Flortda By vigorously rejecting the plans to to Santbel's peaceful paradise. Who wants ?d. rw. Adv. paid build a new bridge we remain for the that much unaffected naturalness? ext. 145. •• by &Wv«t thrown ne\t four or five years with the cracks The Outrigger Beach Resort is located at 6200 Estero Boulevard on f Fort Myers Beach. L ( it(Wf.t E Sanibel Yu-Gi-Oh Tournament One of Ihe organizers and players in ihe Sanibel Yu-Gi-Oh Tournament has been ranked Mlh in I lie nation in Yu-(ii-Oil's Season OIK* of Salon by Design 2003. Adam I'ichlhorn, shown willi his trophy. has been playing V'u-Cii-Oli "pivlly much since Formerly of Pat's Hair Kair, it started." The Tournament on Sanibel will continue Now in Sanibel Tanger through March 28. Open to Yu-CJi-Oh ami Pokemon players, the tournament is at BIG Outlet Stores ARTS from 10 am to noon every Saturday and all are welcome to come. Registration sheets Follow Your Favorite and special tournament packs for this sanc- tioned Yu-Gi-Oh Tournament are available at Ladies to Your New BIG ARTS on the clay of play. Tournament Packs, which contain the special cards needed to play, are $5. Come to play, come to trade or Full-Service Salon! just come to watch. BIG ARTS is located at 900 Dunlop Road on Gift Certificates 6t Sanibel. For information, call June at Needful Things at 472-5400. Spa Packages Available Sanibel (239) 472-2005 Above: Adam Fichthorn with his Yu-Gi-Qh Trophy. Adam, who organized the 'til 9 PM Sanibel tournament, is Open SUNDAY 11 AM - 6 PM rated J4th nationally in Yu-Gi-Oh's Season One. Right: Sameer Islam (left) plays with Kirk Williams, with Kirk's dad looking Linda \ <>n. Sameer has been play- Honey *ng since the tournament •started in January and this was Kirk's third t. .1 time. His dad noted that some of his older bud- dies on the bus got him interested." \ Gina | Tbdd Mitchell • Full Line qf Mutrix Products • OPI 14 • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • Islander Meet the artists at Village Shops Feb. 21 BUSINESS Meet the artists, fromlef t Meet island artists at the Village Shops on Friday, Feb. 21 in an event benefiting Children's Mental Health Services of Southwest Florida, with a raffle of prizes and art- services for the community's adolescents and teens. work donated by participating shops. Children's Mental Health Services of Southwest Participating shops and artists are: Florida is the only local non-profit organization offering sliding-scale mental health Why Knot - Letha Hunnicutt, lampwork beads demonstration Continued right Kirby Rainbow - CelesteTheodore, fun bright ceramics Matsumoto Gallery - Sherry Rohl, figurative and representational paintings and Tim Smith, pottery I scentials - Judy Collette, fused glass and precious metal, clay jewelry Write Stuff - Luc Century, etched glass autijfy \ William Wilson Jewelers - William Wilson, goldsmith Unoriginal Gallery - featuring Aboriginal art of Australia Dan Morgan and Dan Hulgas will be strolling the shops providing island music with w With the Elegant Selections at •juitar and saxophone. Meet the Artist at The Village Shops at 2340 Periwinkle Way »wll run from 3 to 6 p.m. ABWA Inducts New Members WE HAVE A WIDE SELECTION OF QUALITY MANUFACTURES TO CHOOSE FROM: Simmons • FlexSteel • Car/ton • Chrome Craft Lmxlngton The SanihiM-Captiva Chapter of the American Business Women's Association has added seven new members recently: Susan Bluehs of Susan Bluehs Healthcare Services, which provides in-home nursing services on the islands; Francine Dale, a S.uribel resident since 1999; Brenda Roguska, owner of Sanihel One Really; Miehele Wesley and Denise Miller, realtors with Sanibel One; Patricia Haggerty, formerly of Rochester, New York and Sanibel resident since 2001; and Marjorie Yeasar, also of Sanibel. ABWA members attend a dinner meeting the second Tuesday of each month. The organization's mission is to bring together businesswomen of diverse occupations for personal and professional growth through education and networking. The local chapter also raises funds for scholarships awarded locally to young women. If you are inter- ested in membership please call membership chairperson Lisa Cochrane at 472-7889. Dine Dockside and Enjoy Mouthwatering Delights itom the Sea— It Doesn't Get Any Fnshcrl VOTED Gramma Dot's 'Best Lunch" Runner-up • Seasidd e Salool n Best Awards, 2002 In addition To 0# fast Ten "Taste of the Islands" awards Serving /- [ unch We Have Just Won~ I I:U1-\M BEST SALAD &THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD Dinner ..' -asr- 5:00 I'M Taste of the Islands- 2002 Sanibel Marina d (> M \ Vic liNii.m Come See Why! s.imlx I. 11 •ikr (>ul .Avdil.iMe Islander • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • 15 Mew Chamber Member Tarpon Bay Explorers co-owner, Winston Spurgeon, accepts the 'First Dollar' from Dorothy Bear of the Sanibel-Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce (far right). Also taking part in the ceremony is Barbara Spurgeon, co-owner (far ltsft) and Wendy Erler, general manager and environmental biologist. Coldwell Banker Previews International's Top Associates Jay Richter, Sales Manager of Coldwell Banker announced that top honors for January go to Joe and Joan Burns as the Top Sales Associates andd toto Trevor HAVE IT ALL Nette as the Top Listing Find i vi'ivihing ymi wiinl >«• the lsilcsl nnivu-s Associate. 1 Joe and Joan have con--. Dun under the si.uv Makr shopping a w.ilk in the park. sLstently been one of All (hi' hi'si. .(II in uiii" pluec Sanibel & Captiva's top Real Estate teams for over Saks Fifth Avenue Pursuit 17 years. Trevor finished up Bod Bath & Beyond w's Whitewcirks the year as the Top Lister Bell Towor 20 Cinmna /Bridal for December and in the Key W«st Boutiquts Top 100 Coldwell Banker SPECIALTY SHOPS Mnyors Jeweleis Sales Associates in the State Acorn Merle Norman Cosmotlc Om;»h;i Steaka Joe & Joan Burns Tervor Nette of Florida and is oil' lo a Ann Taylor yiL-al Mail fi»i 2 WIIII.IM:'. S: RESTAURANTS Rrjc'-hus & Cc>. Bin < >!rif Crn.iriii.iiy Di-itro 41 Left: Pounds of butter- Wlff.-.»h,iwk Coffnu <',u Top: Supervisors. f) ATiii:n & Sons .lohnny R ICKISIS M.ui Coming March 28th BHl.I/l'OWERSI IOPS :-v i-.i. v- -i j ..lL'.ii .i-ivh • \ -i. m .::.i! To Mailboxes, Homes & Resorts •• in-depth look at lire and regeneration, Audubon Calendar wildlife, and thermal features of • February 27—Ralph Paonessa—Costa Yellowstone National Park. Winter Rica's Hummingbirds, Nature photog- scenes are also featured, based on rapher Paonessa shows 18 species of Dewolf \s many visits over the last 20 hummingbirds from a recent expedi- years. tion IO Costa Rica, and discusses tech- March 20—Bernard P. Friel—Florida, niques Ibr capturing these lightning- Alaska, Baja, and Africa—A Potpourri of fast fliers on film. Birds and Mammals. Photographer Friel • March 13—Grace DeWolf— leads viewers on a worldwide journey in Yellowstone—Burn and Survival. An search of beauty in nature. 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Mundt Realtor® Cell 239-565-9826 Islander • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 * 17 ENVIRONMENT 2003 Snowy Plover Count On Monday, Feb. 10. volunteers for lhe snowy plover count, cooidinaied by ihv S a n ibe I -C'a p t i v ;i Paonessa on hummingbirds at Audubon Feb. 27 (' u n s (.• r v .i I i o n Hummingbirds I oundaiion. took in Paonessa photographs hummingbirds, IIIL- IviiL'hcs ol Snuibcl are some of our birds and nature. His images appear in for a baseline count: most fascinating magazines such as Outdoor Photographer, 20 birds. and beautiful Birder's World, WildBird, Bird Watcher's birds and they Digest, Martha Stewart Living, Outdoor The sno\v> plover , will be. the subject is on the Male's Traveler; in calendars from Audubon, endangered lisi. Last year was of Audubon's Sierra Club, 1 Thursday evening World Wildlife MIL' I'irsl liiiK* ih;ii [IK program on Feb. Coil.sei wilinn ! uuiKlaiioii cool Fund, Barnes & dinaied a program to tr.K k 27 at 8 p.m. at the Noble and oth- 1 S a n i b e I ers; and in smnw ploMTs. ili\ idins. C o in m u n i 1 y n u m e r o u s Siinilvl into /ones wilh UMIII.S House, 2173 books, includ- O f Broad-billed hum- v o 1 - Plover photos by Clair Postmus mingbird, found in Periwinkle Way, ing three covers. Anclote Oar (2) suggested dona- Ralph is an Aiiclole Kay (1) ( unteers walking the beach in each the Santa Rita trefl Rooker Bar{1) zone three times a week. There Mountains of tion $4. Ralph Hontiymoon (1) authority on were 23 nesting pairs on Sanibel Southeast Arizona. Paonessa will pre- photographic Collides! (7) sent a program of hummingbird photogra- techniques for N. Cloarwaler (1) in 2002. phy, from the familiar ruby-throated hum- capturing the At a volunteer meeting on Feb. mingbird of the Eastern United States, to beauty of birds. 13, Nancy Douglass, a regional the American West and on to the moun- He is also Purple-throated wildlife biologist with the tains and rain forests of Costa Rica. known for hismountain gem, one Bureau of Wildlife Diversity of Costa Rica's 55 Conservation of the Florida Fish Ralph employs a variety of specialized widely pub- hummingbird and Wildlife Conservation techniques to capture intimate portraits of lished hum- species. Commission spoke on the status these "flying jewels" on film, which he ra i n g b i r d of Snowy Plovers in the state. will share with the audience, and he will images. He leads a series of popular tell how you can get started photograph- nature photography workshops and tours, The two Florida nesting areas Churlotta Bch. 0) are the panhandle region and the ing hummingbirds with relatively simple including annual hummingbird photogra- Don Pedro equipment. He'll round out the evening phy workshops and bird photography Gulf coast from Anclote Bar tours around the world. (north of Tampa Bay) to Marco with a sampling of his latest bird images Island. In the count of breeding from around the world. He has eleven prize-winning photos in spairs last year, there were 145 Hummingbirds comprise one of the (he prestigious biennial Valley Land Fund pairs in the panhandle region and world's most remarkable bird families. Photo Contest, which appear in the hook, With wing beats approaching eighty pi'i "Woolis on tluk Wild." A. small sampling of Top right: Nesting snowy second, they can ho\er moliuiiicss, 1'1> his images of hiui.s and landscapes from plover ami a cliick: Top left: backward, and even momentarily fly around the world can be found on his Nancy Dougluan; Left: upside down. The annual migration of website at www.rpphulo.com. Florida FWCC map and count of 2002 snowy plover ruby-throated humming- Rockhopper Penguins from the Falkland ..HIIUKIH. birds across the Gulf of ni.'.sts in Southwest Floridu. Mexico must be rated as one of the most "heroic" Plovers, see page W of bird journeys. The tiny bee hummingbird is the world's smallest bird, at only two-and-a-half inches from tip to tail and there .are over 330 ANSWERS TO SPORTS TRIVIA species of humming- birds, found only in CONTEST - FEBRUARY 7, *©« North and South 1. In professional golf there are four men's tournaments knows as America. "MAJORS". Which "Major" is held in July every year? (b) BrKMi * <\» i\ Professional nature photographer, workshop 1. Which Hollywood Celebrity was the "original" sponsor of the PI-..! if ;l 1 leader and lecturer Ralph Photos by Ralph PtwnvnaalRPPhoto.com BEACH PRO AM? (d) Biny, < .-•..'>v 3. What college did Arnold Palmer attend? (c) Wake ' «.ist 4. In an official U.S.G.A. Tournament, how many clubs is each player per- Chipper mitted to carry? rn) ii ferwicc 5. Name the course which is home to the famous 615 yd, par 5, 1"6lh hull! lopping known as "The Monster." (d) rinsiom- & Prunina 6. In which state did John Daly win the PGA championship? (b) Indiana fhapina Bucket Itucl* 7. Professional golfer, Orville Moody, carried a nickname his entire Seasoned career. What was his nickname? (c) Sarge firewood Hazardous 8. Golf legend, Jack Nicklaus, has recorded some of his most memorable free Power Removals flump accomplishments in the U.S. Open. Howmany U.S. Open wins does Jack Joe Zammit Grinding have? (a) 4 Tree Surgeon 9. In 1963, which LPGA player set the record of 13 victories in a single Specializing in Saving Trees! season? (b) Mickey Wright 10% OFF 10. The Solheim Cup is contested between the top female goif professionals Same-Day Emergency Service nidi (liis ad from Europe and the U.S.A, In which year was the Solheim Cup Licensed & insured first held? (6)1990 Office 139/463-S111 • Cell 1>9/4I©-Ilf§ • fiw 1J9/461-1*§ 1 18 • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • Islander David Broder explains Bush policy Gomez-Ibanez next By Michael Hannan unable to convince the U.N. Security FORUM speaker Staff Writer Council of any immediate danger. France The Distin- and Germany especially argue that Saddam guished Scholar The BIG Arts Forum series continued is contained and that the U.S. should con- Lectures are an with its third installment last Thursday. centrate on AL Qaeda and North Korea. exciting new venture David Broder, a national political corre- Broder, however, added that France has for Sanibel, Captiva spondent for the Washington Post and commercial interests in the Gulf, and and BIG ARTS — a Pulitzer Prize winner, presented An Insider's Germany tends to use the U.S. as a "whip- seven-part series. View of Politics in 2003. ping boy" to redirect its economic problems. The FORUM at BIG While Broder's area of expertise is Bush's focus on Iraq, said Broder, has ARTS, featuring domestic politics, he began his presentation caused him to put aside domestic issues. internationally with a backdrop of the Bush However, he quickly pointed out that Bush known speakers cov- Administration's foreign policy and is keenly aware that his father's focus on ering a wide range of described the sense of tension that currently world issues rather than domestic policy subjects concerning Gomez-Ibanez exists in Washington as a result of caused him to lose the '92 election to Bill world affairs. Professor Jose Gomez-Ibanez, September 11 and the "continued rhetoric Clinton. Equivocating a bit, though, Broder a distinguished Harvard Scholar and interna- that muddles policy" concerning the added that Americans, especially in New tionally known authority on privatization, impending war with Iraq. Hampshire and Georgia, where many work- will be the speaker for the next presentation. Broder said that Washington today is ers have lost their jobs, are very concerned He will raise the question and discuss "Is anything but relaxed; rather, he described with our economy. David Broder Privatization Here to Stay or is There a the district as something resembling a Broder predicted that alter the war with schools; rather than addressing the more Backlash?" this Sunday, Feb. 23, at 7:30 wartime capital. He spoke not only of a Iraq, the President will have great political p.m. in Schein Hall. change of tone, but also of physical barriers capital, on which he can trade to give him costly overhauling of the public school sys- tem. Finally, Broder said that Bush was "Privatization is not automatically accept- and security checks and precautionary poli- time to turn his attention to the nation's eco- ed as a goal of the international economic cies that won't even allow a Washington nomic problems. The biggest problem that looking to appoint justices who would favor a reduction in entitlements. community and is currently being questioned Post reporter to open mail in the newsroom. the President has to address, said Broder, is by many noted economists," noted Dick He also cited the tension that the now- the volatility of the market and what that Broder said that Bush was - with the pos- sible exception of Ronald Reagan - the most Wright, chairman of the series. "Our guest famous or infamous phrase, "axis of evil," is volatility is doing to jobs and retirement will present both the pros and the cons." causing around the world, not just that cre- funds such as 401 k's. So the challenge for ambitious of presidents about policy the President, said Broder, is to stimulate the changes; and that given his unparalleled "I'll be discussing the privatization of ated by the looming invasion of Iraq. Japan activities that used to be controlled by the and South Korea, he said, are nervous about market. ability to raise money, he was very likely to accomplish his goals. He gave two exam- public sector," Gomez-Ibanez said, "utili- North Korea's nuclear capability, which in Broder felt that Bush's policy for market ties, airlines, basic infrastructure, often turn is causing anxious ripples in China and ples to substantiate.his claim. Because of recovery would focus on tax cuts, especially Bush's fund-raising ability as Governor of with American investment. 'This has been Russia, North Korean allies, over (he possi- on the double tax on stock dividends. The going on largely unnoticed by the bility nl' Japan's aNi> assuming A piv-emp- Texas, no Democrat in Texas since '% has heart of Mush's |H>lic\, however, said Broder been elected to a state or federal office. And American public. tivi* posture. Japan has a long history of suc- is market-basal policies. The President cessful conflict with both China and Russia.. the Republican party projects - given Bush's "Now, why is this important?" be asked. would like the next generation of Americans past presidential run - that he will raise $250 '1 hat there are 200,000 troops positioned to be less focused on entitlements than the "And why is a backlash to it developing? million for re-election, while the estimate One reason is that the benefits of privatiza- near Iraq, said Broder. strongly suggests thai New Deal generation or the Baby Boomers. for Democrat candidates is no more than ii war is inevitable unless Saddum Hussein One problem wild such ;m approach, how- tion are not widely or equally shared. The S-IO million each. Also, there is the incum meltdown in California's electric utilities capitulates. Broder predicted that (he war ever, is that market based solutions may not bency factor. would probably stint in March, adding thai work in many areas. Consider insuring last year suggests that the piocess, indeed, there is little doubt (hat the LLS. will prevail elderly people for prescription coverage, A Broder said 'hat Bush's popularity and may have gone? too far. And there are cer- given our technology and what happened in market-based solution policy doesn't square fund-raising ability explain why the tainly complaints enough about unfair "Desert Storm," but he added that it might with reality because given the volume of the Democrats are taking shots at so many of his treatment by the airlines. The scope in be a Pyrrhic victory if Saddam destroys the elderly people who need prescription drugs, policies. Oddly, though, such a strategy may developing countries is even greater." oil fields, as he tried to in '91, and/or if the insurance companies can't make a profit backfire, because intense partisanship only The final three speakers are Marvin Islamic world unites in reaction to our uni- unless they charge the same as the prescrip- gives credibility to the need for a party Kalb on The Middle East and Asia (March lateral invasion of Iraq. tions themselves. Drug companies face a majority, even if it destroys the fundamental 1); Lawrence Davidson on The World similar financial dilemma. constitutional principle of checks and bal- Iiconomy, Light at the lind of the Tunnel? Broder said that he thought that Bush had ances. (March 17); and Sen. Richard Lugar on made a strong case that Saddam Hussein is The market-based strategy also includes Foreign Policy in a Dangerous World a serious threat, but he failed to mention to Broder finished saying that Americans education, which is why Bush favors spend- will support our troops during the'war, but (April 15). whom. Notwithstanding, Colin Powel was ing tax dollars on vouchers for private the day after we secure Iraq, the nation's All lectures begin at 7:30 p.m. attitude will change; and the President will Following the lecture will be questions SANIBEL FRANCHISE, #1 WORLDWIDE have to produce. from the audience and a reception spon- Curiously, almost alt of the audience's sored by the Island Cow. Tickets for each 695 TARPON BAY ROAD, #15 questions after the presentation focused On lecture are $15. For more information mid Sanibel, Florida 33957 the looming war. tickets, call BIG ARTS at 395-0900 ' ft 239-472-6551 complimentary Cindy Jennie in-home consultation. 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Snowy Plovers are notoriously food but the chicks can feed them- hard to find, visible only when they selves. The parents warn against Ten Star All Star Basketball Camp are moving because they are so well predators and distract attention if Applications are now being evaluated for The Ten Star All Star Summer Basketball amouflaged. Volunteer Bev Postmus necessary," giving the chicks time to Camp. Atterndance at the camp is by invitation only. Boys and girls, ages 10 to 19 are noted that when the Sanibel count was hunker down and freeze. The chicks eligible to apply. officially organized last year, the num- will stay with their parents for about Past participants include Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan, Vince Carter, Jerry ber of plovers doubled, but Douglass 28 days, until they are able to fly. Stackhouse, Grant Hill and Antawn Jamison. Players from 50 states and eight foreign xplained that they were as meticulous With increasing human traffic and countries attended the 2002 camp. College basketball scholarships are possible for as possible with the statewide count the concommittant beach chairs, jog- players selected to the All-American Team. Camp Locations Include Hickory, NC, and feel fairly confident in the num- gers, dogs and other incursions, the Thousand Oaks, CA, Babson Park, FL," Atlanta, GA, Dubuque, IA, Champaign, EL, bers. snowy plover nests are very vulnera- Macomb, IL, Greencastle, IN, Atchison, KS, Owensboro, KY, Amherst, MA, Hjllsdale, She also rioted that in the panhandle, ble. Beachgoers leaving chairs lying MI, Saint Paul, MN, Hamilton, NY, Bluffton, OH, Lock Haven, PA, Lebanon, TN, there has been a significant shift in in the sand at the grass line could Commerce, TX, Blacksburg, VA, Olympia, WA. For a free brochure, call (704) 373- nesl locations in the last 20 years, most easily smash a nest and a chick 0873 anytime. likely attributable to development and which has been warned by the parent the rearrangement of sandbars by hur- bird to freeze is nearly impossible to ricanes. see and could be stepped on. Douglass noted thai the SCCF There are four families of shore- Snowy Plover volunteer program is birds: plovers; oystercatchers; stilts Chamber After-Hours unique. There are "very lew volunteer and avocets; and sandpipers. The organizations as well organized and plover has a compact body shape, T h e with the technical support" that the hunched posture, large eyes, thick Chamber Sanibel program has. neck and they are visual foragers AfterHours The nesting season for snowy who stop and stroll as they are forag- on Monday, plovers is generally mid March to ing. The sand-colored snowy plover Feb. 17 was mill-July, although om* Sanibel nest has a white underbody and it is the held at Green was found on IVb. 17 las! year. The smallest of the plovers. Earth season runs through July because In order to better protect the birds, Landscaping several pairs double clutched, with please observe the following rules on the parents fledgin>: one set of young the beaches of Sanibel: 1) Keep your and then starling a new nest. dog on a leash. Unleashed dogs can When nests an- found, the exact greatly disturb feeding and no-stint! Green Earth location is determined by with (IPS, shorebirds, with the potential to and Marcel and the nest is numbered and slaked cause nest failure. City of Sanibel VI.MII ura of off for protection. Snowy plovers ordinances require that all doj'.s In Kiiivu IVU nest on the beach, above the tidal on a leash ai all limes while on the Really, ttlu- wash .mil jn-.i lu'lou the ; I ,i . . line k.ivli 'i Minii'.n.'e \IIUI »li .tin li.uu • ^ n <\ il i' I I ll I and (lien nests are shell-lined inden- to shorebirds by walking around loud V\H.N pivjuicd liy Sunset dull. Mail} tations in the sand. They generally them. Shorehirds feed al the water's chamber Board candidates were present ii.s lay three eggs, although sometimes cdj'e and disrupting thorn wastes the group mingled io the mn.sic of I he there will only be two. their energy and affects their ability Tmubleslanvrs. Both the birds and the eggs are t» find adequate food. 3) Keep beach 1 very well camouflaged and if the furniture below the lower dune vege- Top left: the Troublesliiriers; Top birds are not moving, they are almost tation line ill ail times. This will pre- right: Jim and Lisa Gould of Green impossible to see. 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Coldwell Banker Resldeitcfetl R«al< Estate • *""&•'. t Art isure •'-;- .*. - • . '• ..•*»•» :.""•• Four artists at the Tower Gallery are profiled on Page 2. Right: 'Oranges' by Caorlyn Hoisington Inset: 'Frog' by Gretchen Wilson INSIDE Harold Lieberman interviews Gunther Schuller about of his work specially commissioned for the Julliard String Quartet in 2003 and which will be presented at the Sanibel Music Festival. See page 5. written by a Sanibel play- wright, will be read as the first work presented at the SCA Periwinkle Playhouse. See Page 7. Pretty Fire — undaunted by snowstorms has been rescheduled for Feb. 26 at BIG ARTS. See Page 14. 2B • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • Islander CENTER STAGE The Foreigner has 'em rolling in the aisles Larry Shue's masterful comedy, The Ellard (Michael Hicks). Included in Foreigner, currently playing at the Florida Charlie's circle of new folks are Repertory Theatre, could well set the Catherine's fiance, the devious Rev. benchmark for the word 'hilarious.' Shue's David Marshall Lee (Zolan Henderson) creative plot places a severely shy and his redneck sidekick, Owen Musser Englishman, Charlie Baker (Jim Van (Gary Smith). Valen), in the middle of an Because the folks believe offbeat group of Dixieland Charlie can't understand citizens living in. the rural what they are talking about, hill country of Tilghman all manner of secrets are County, Georgia at Betty revealed in front of him. He Mecks's Fishing Lodge hears about a pregnancy, a Resort. large inheritance, a rotten The lodge is often visit- plan to steal the lodge from ed by Charlie's friend Betty and a takeover by the "Froggy" LeSeur (John Ku Klux Klan. Felix), a demolition expert Charlie's transformation who occasionally runs from a boring whimp to an training sessions at a near- unwilling hero is, in Shue's by army base. deft writing, one of those This time Froggy has fine character studies, and Jim van Valen, Michael Hicks, Danielle Plisz and Jane Bushway in The brought along the patho- Van Valen plays the part to Foreigner at the Florida Rep. logically shy Charlie who MARSHA the hilt. Not only does this is overcome with fear at line actor make us laugh, he creates an interesting portrayal of that every line got its laugh every bit the very thought of mak- WAGNER also makes us care about Catherine, an Atlanta debutante, revealing of physical humor, every take, thanks to ing conversation with and cheer on to victory the her well-honed acting abilities by subtly Clavelli's direction was played to per- strangers. Charlie's worst nightmare success of this shy guy. It's not an easy shedding her character's toughness and fection. On a sad note, the cast of the materializes when he realizes that his task for an actor to get his point across trading it for a sweet vulnerability and Foreigner, the staff, and the board of traveling companion must leave him at while creating a character in transition, compassion. Florida Rep, dedicated (his production to the lodge for three whole days. To allay especially when his dialogue is a lot of Sounding much like a London the memory of Jess C'lavelli, the direc- Charlie's anxiety, Froggy tells the lodge gibberish for most of the play. Van Valen foghorn that just leapt over the pond to tor's six-year-old son who died suddenly owner, BeUy (Jane Bushway) not to plays so remarkably effortlessly that he Georgia, Felix is consistently amusing last Saturday. The audience as well as the speak to Charlie because he is a foreign- handles this difficult assignment like a and outrageous as Froggy, a fun kind of east observed a moment of silence for er who is embarrassed by his inability to piece of cake. One of the funniest scenes guy. Henderson fairly drips with honeyed this sweet little guy. But in true showbiz speak English. in this altogether funny play is an Fnglish Ol' Southern chaim |ii-.i I-II M.7A/MI7OVS llYltn\ f No port fees, surcharges or hidden costs. $ I No cunfusing blocked days or "2 for" gimmicks. • Tailoring < No extra charges for-different day return. • Formal wear I No coupons required or accepted with this fare. 95 L We will match ANY advertised price. GRAND OPENING 20 Yrs. Experience iwnmnnnnmnnninnr Open Man. - Sat. 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Myers, FL 33908 39S.3G47 - Cell 464.10S7 706 Fisherman's Wharf, Fort Myers Beach, next to the Bridge Restaurant bo MM002694 I 939-7446 1 [email protected] Islander • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • 78 Iff I-' Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre 1380 Colonial Boulevard -278-4422 • Annie Get Your Gun Through Feb. 22nd 2003: The Magic of Music • Kiss Me Kate Island Cinema Feb. 27th-April 12th, $15-$32 Bailey's Shopping Center ~ 472-1701 Tuesday, March 4th Olga Kern $25 Off Broadway Palm • Life of David Gale (R) Clibum " • The Fantasticks • Chicago (PGB) Spot •& Christine S. Johnson Through March 9th, $20433 Call lor times & prices and ask about the Florida Repertory Theatre Frequent Movie-goer Program Saturday, March 8th Juilliard String Quartet $30 Bay Street between Jackson & Hendry Old Schoolhouse Theater Sponsored by Northern Trust Bank 332-4488 • The Foreigner 1908 Periwinkle -472-6862 Tuesday, March 11th Rubio String Quartet $25 • Life AS a Cabaret—The many faces of William Wolfram, piano Through March 9th, 2 & 8 p.m., $15 up. John Vessels Sponsored by Congress Jewelers Congress Play Reading Series Through Feb. 22nd, 8 p.m., $20 • Maura Campbell's One-Acts — Below the Waist and Cleaning Day • Forever Fluid Saturday, March 15th New York Chamber Soloists $25 Feb. 24th, 7 p.m., $8 Through March 29th, 8 p.m., $25 Sponsored by Sue & Tom Pick, Lynn & Lee Seidler, and Barbara 1$. Maun Performing Arts Hall BIG ARTS Friends of Chamber Music 8099 College Parkway -481-4849 900 Dunlop ~ 395-0900 • Aid a Schein Hall Tuesday, March 18th Elizabeth Futral, Soprano $30 Feb. 25th & March 2nd, 7:30 Great Performers Series Sponsored by Friends of Opera Feb. 26th-Mareh 1st, 8 p.m. • Margaret Morrison & Friends March 1st & 2nd, 2 p.m., $26-$66 Saturday, March 22nd Opera Theater of Connecticut $30 Feb. 22nd, 8 p.m., $30 Gulf Coast Symphony • Pretty Fire Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte • A Night at the Oscars •— featuring One-woman show by Cathy Simpson Sponsored by Oswald Trippe & Co., Inc. Fort Myers native, Julian Goldberger Feb. 26th, 8 p.m., $15 and Friends of Opera Feb. 22nd, 8 p.m., $15-$30 (Postponed from Feb. 19th) Post-Concert Oscar Night Celebration Gala • Solaris Wind Quintet Tuesday, March 25th Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra $30 Black Tie Optional, $25 donation Dennis Russell Davies, Chief Conductor Separate reservation (472-6197) Feb. 27th, 8 p.m., $25 Sponsored by Mrs. J. Howard Wood THE FORUM Theatre Conspiracy Distinguished Scholar Series All events take place at Sanibel Congregational Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way. Foulds Theatre, 10091 McGregor 936-3239 • Jose A. fJonioz-Ibanez: Kids Conspiracy Privatisation: Here to stay? " Rumplestiltskin Or is there a backlash? Single tickets are available for all concerts at Bailoy'r. & Macintosh Rooky Feb. ?.?u,l. I 1: U) ;i m. , SUMMERLIN RIDGE GOLF CENTER • 18 HOLE "LIGHTED" EXECUTIVE GOLF COURSE' •DRIVING RANGE !A"TH GRASS TEES OMPLETE RECONDITIONING 1 [mMmp Green Fee tax Headliners • Carpet • Custom Blinds & Shades Electric Cart Available • Enclosures * Custom Covers • Bimini Tops JUNIORS »Cushions for Bridge & Sun Decks»Teak & Cabinets WELCOME $14.16 + tax C239) 945-5554 lcKat:l Open 9:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. or by appointment 16660 Pine Ridge Road, Ft. Myers 870 47th Street, Suite 2, Cape Coral, Florida 33904 (Only 3 Miles from Sanibel & Ft, Myers Beach) I -mini- ff rfinlf".^f;i4nil<>i<.l,in(l.( cim 10B • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • Islander A panorama of color at the Tower Gallery s ?J$ ***^ Top: Two works by Sheila Hoen «*r W^ r\t- Below: Two works V i* by Charles Lister •s <- by Nancy Santeusanio artists but never had much time to paint. Special to the Islander On the island he studies with Cathy Taylor and Carol Rosenberg. Artists Sheila E.F. Hoen, Charles Lister, Caroline With his interest in realism Lister cap- Hoisington and jewelry designer Gretchen Wilson are but tures true images of native birds and four of the stable of artists that make up the Tower Gallery landscapes. He also has become interest- cooperative. ed in surrealism because, he says, "It Hoen has been involved in a number of professional often creates an incongruous relationship careers including financial analyst, petroleum economist between objects." His unusual tissue and lawyer before becoming immersed in her newest applique paintings are influenced by sur- career — one she had always believed would lie waiting realism. In this process he saturates for her "when she grew up." With the untimely death of pieces of colored tissue with acrylic V. V bjej- (3^pfst,fti^w^tfeef &>$#; j£ w#%JOTjest Library, located at 770 Dunlop Road. It is Artists' reception free and open to the public. For more at Hirdie Girdie information, call the Library at 472-2483. Art festival in Venice ing to the Stout family and memorabilia Periwinkle Way on .Sanibel and 13131 donated by the Fort Myers Historical University Drive in Fort Myers. For A portion of all sales benefits Museum. groups of 12 or more, admission is $5 Hospital Albert Schweiscer in The Stout House is at 3232 McGregor each. For group tickets and further infor- Desehappelies, Haiti Boulevard. It will be open Monday mation, please call Diane Varisto at 481 - through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1409. Monday, Feb. 24, Hirdie Girdie Art and on Sundays from noon to 5. All proceeds benefit the Southwest Gallery on Library Way is hosting a Admission is an $8 donation at the Florida Symphony. reception for its artists from 5 to 8 p.m. door or $6 in advance. Tickets are avail- Among them are Nancy Smith and Kathy able at offices of VIP Realty, 1560 Potpourri, see page 12' Boynton, Phil Krurn, Allen and Ann Quandbe, Sue Pink, Don Case (a retired Sanibel police officer) and Roger Haas (a long-time resident of Periwinkle Park), Gordon Coughlin, Bea Pappas, Carolyn Schooley and Don Daniels, tile artist Judy Friedman, Mary Ross and Lola Katchen. Kirclie Girdie is a co-op gallery with one of the artists "manning the store" every day. The phone number is 472-9778. Sculpture by Scott Buccina Best-selling Author at M<>:i ill.'>i 'ill: ,i in- .ii..': I'.H! ,1.1. mi iiiiii.il .iw.iu! 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Of experience not Teams 'Loads with miles available (239) 253-0731 Several evenings a week. Veterans Blvd. necessary. Call immediately! Ask about our BLACK SWIVEL, Children ages 6 and 4. Own spouse- training program. Call CAPABLE FOR UP TO ***** Daryl or Dave transportation. $10.00/hour. at 472-1541. (800) CFI-DRIVE 40" (239) 395-2594. www.bfidrive.com WITH UNDERNEATH COMPUTERS & STORAGE FOR VCR, DRIVERS Food Grade Tank OTR A NEW Year - New Career (PT/FT). Work in paradlsel Person needed SOFTWARE DVD, ETC. GENERAL and Owner/ Operator openings, SMOKED GLASS. Love home decorating & Candles? with experience in bicycle mainte- Class A CDL, 2 years verifiable HELP WANTED PartyLlte® Gifts has opportunities nance & repair at Captiva Resort. NEED A COMPUTER - CREDIT PERFECT CONDITION, If Interested call (239) 472-2938. experience, Excellent pay/ bene- NOT PERFECT? You're Approved $100. for Independent Consultant. 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No cash needed ALL ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIRS 3325 West Gulf on Sanibel or calls 7 days Call now, 1-800-237-5509, today! Bad Credit okay! Checking NEW!!! "No Cost to You if Eligible" call (239) 472-1202. We are an (866) 844-4915 ext. 101 ENTRY LEVEL BUSINESS www.LQTransportation.com or savings account required. (877) Wheelchairs & Powerchairs (Sco- WRITER WITH ABILITY TO EOE and drug free company. AVON. Entrepreneur wanted. Must DRIVER TRAINEES: COVENANT 488-1949 oter Style) Medicare Accepted - Warehouse worker, wholesale dis- WRITE STORIES ABOUT WWW.PC4SURE.COM Florida! Statewide Quality Service be willing to work whenever you ISLAND BUSINESSES needs entry level Drivers now! No tributor of doors & other building want, be your own boss, and. enjoy experience necessary! No CDL? "We Treat You Right" Call any- products, benefit package, 401K, AND TAKE PHOTOS. No problem? 15 day training peri- tlme 7'days. 1- 800-835-3155 competitive wages. Experience unlimited earnings. 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One In North- DIABI IIC KUPPUKS AND H[-AT- CERWIN VEGA AT-12 TWO, 8 IN 1 RCA PARTS/SUPPLIES 3-WAY east on freshwater lake $35,000!!) INO PADS .it no uit.t with REMOTES. Huge oversized lot with 200ft. on Medicares/ In-.uranrtj if you <|uality FLOOR SPEAKERS. BRAND NEW. auctions WOODQRAIN 200ft wide canal. Located in the flea Synnijo:. Ntiw mt>t«*r:i and RETAIL $28., Northwest. $49,900. By owner. ntilp:i I rot) ,''>hi(>pinu (Nn HMO'-,) 12" WOOFER, $10. EACH. ANTIQUE PARTS TRUCK • 1 HOO-81'i \ii ft 6" MID, 3" DOME (239) 253-0731 1993 ISUSU TURBO (239) 772-1396 TWEETER. AUCTION DIESEL BOX TRUCK. dulf access oversized lot, southern TWi l\ OWTio7iT~Mt>ifinrit«i "iwivo PERFECT CONDITION. exposure, 130'canai, all utilities in BSi"o on UlltliUli.iii Mfcltrrtti'iM'i WITH LIFT GATE. 1 $200. SUNDAY FEB. 23 NOT RUNNING. and paid, Echo Park- Four Mile I vHiyotio CJiiiilifii! ; I/.S prn'.uip (239) 253-0731 $2,500. Cove area, unit 89, newer homes, tiori'i hnnmiHl & f Ml f Mfilii'inn WOMAN'S TUSA DIVE OR BEST OFFER. $199,000. Leave message (239) Pr(K|i.irn lot low inmmn (-tl.SOt) (•REE CASH! $10,000 or more pos- GEAR. 119-LELAND, CALL CHRIS 945-4653. per monthi Cull loll t ice (HBH) 1 COMPLETE SET. (239)574-1110 3B0-MI l)ti<« vis U Mblp in 'iB flays or Ins Nover PT. CHARLOTTE, FL Prime Plneland lots on Pine Island. Near www iiiVmedlind ctim Hiiptiyi Nfiw proqidnn.1 free B.C. REGULATORS, marina, CC, attractive homes, town, Information I H()0 964 B416 GAUGES, FINS, A VERY IMPORTANT water/electricity. 100x80, high/dry, IMTTffiTSTLltJii Hi (MI i* nVf „ www visionciPOno (om MASK, SNORKEL, AND EXTRAORDINARY cleared, lob lolly fruit trees/nursery Herlkil ti.un l":t' (iiiiiiiintocd WEIGHT BELT, AUCTION!!! treasures. Catoosa frontage. lolally 'iinfultHitirtl • >nl\ %litifMif) BOOTS, GLOVES. A WONDERFUL and VERY $50,000. 107x150 Robert Rd. mm a> m nmi5 LARGE COLLECTION OF WANTED CK/M()/( AiiM't AMD'. I an ,iru( I'li'ilii Miro Canada and USA MEDIUM, ISUZU NPR TURBO frontage, mature pines/nursery I alfiif.it'tilt". 4',''*' I linwuid If,' K Mlt ( lll R ; f) 11: J PINK & BLACK, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES. items/lawn. $55,000. (239) 472-2597, L' S? ' '' ' DON'T MISS THIS ONE DIESEL MOTOR I ,ui'.int|, Ml 'IH'U, {/Mikil .lid lFy CONDOS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE TIME SHARE VACATION . CONDOS FOR RENT BOAT SERVICE DISTANT FOR SALE RENTALS & REPAIR Beach Front Luxury condo, Deluxe Cape Condo- East Gulf Drive Sanibel LAKE BARGAIN! $24,900. Free Riverfront 2br/2ba, 2279 sq. ft. living area covered boat slip! Gently sloping AAA Within 12 steps of the W/D, screened lanai 3 BR/2 BA. Beautifully lake view parcel w/ nice mix of low Beachfront condo beach, 2 Br/2 Ba, w/Jenn-Air, garage, Craig's Marine furnished, heated pool, rolling meadows & trees. Abuts in the luxurious heated pool, tennis. pool, hot tub, tennis courts, elevator, national forest on 35,000 acre South Seas Resort Available month of clubhouse, tennis courts, Services recreational lake in TENN. Paved Week 16 large deck, covered parking. roads, water, sewer, more. March at Call Mike (239) 472-3308 2 BR/2 BA, sleeps $1399 weekly. boat-slip available, Excellent financing. Call Now 1- six. Private balcony Protected bay, YAMAHA Steve Waugh Real Estate 800-704-3154 ext 341 Wyman Atkins overlooking Gulf. Realty direct access. SW Florida's only LAKE BARGAIN" $24,g"6o: Preecov- Amenities include (239)432-1515 Yearly or Seasonal- Yamaha factory authorized By Owner- Lexington CC Golf ered boat slip! Gently slopping tennis court, 3-month minimum. mobile outboard engine Village first floor condo with pre- lake view parcel w/ nice mix of low private pool, Ask about furnished warranty dealer. serve view. 2bdr/2ba, $142,900 rolling meadows & trees. Abuts laundry room, or unfurnished. Repairs, warranty repairs, (239) 454-8359. * national forest orr 35,000 acre barbecue area SEASONAL Corporations Welcome. preventative maintenance. Sanibel condo. Lowest price recreajional lake in Tenn. Paved and more. RENTALS (239) 5420404 You own a quality engine- condo on the island. Beautifully roads, water, sewer, more. Will go fast. Have u qualified technician remodeled 1 Br/1 Ba, East end, Excellent financing. Call now $39,000. FMB, excellent condition!! 2bed- repair your enqine. boat dock, canal front. By owner (800) 704-3154, ext 342 Call Ron room, 2bath condo on back bay (239) 433-0822 $185,000. (239) 395-2363. Murphy, North Carolina, great get (239) 595-2478 with boat dock and water view HOMES FOR RENT away, 2BR/2B cabin, on wooded from both lanais. Two floors, avail- Cape Coral. S.W. Executive style Sanibel Gondo one acre lot in subdivision, com- able October-March. Quiet, con- home. 3 bedroom/2.5 baths, direct Pool - Tennis - Boating pletely furnished, $110,000., Call venient (239) 433-5024 sailboat access, 3-docks, over- CLEANING for details, (239) 549-3753 or BY OWNER One bedroom with (239) 849-4206 sized pool, 1533 S.W. 49lh Street, vaulted great room. GULF FRONT UNIT all appliances. As good as it gets. $218,900 MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA 3 consecutive weeks RENTAL SHARING" $1,390. 239-945-7431. Renaissance (239) 283-3053. Home & Land For Sale New in January. Same unit HOME CLEANING SERVICES Cabins Starting @ $59,000. upper level, 2 Br/2 Ba. Boat dock & room in new 4 bedroom Duplex for rent. Monthly, house w/pool on canal in Cape seasonal, annual. 3Br/3Ba/ Serving all of Lee County Investor's Realty, INC. 1- 800- Will sell separately. & The Islands 497-3334. Call for Free Brochure. Sanibel Beach Club I Coral. $500/month includes utili- office area loft in the Dunes. ties with house privileges. March Well appointed, spacious, • Residential homes MANUFACTURED [email protected] Call 239 472-2083.. •Condos www.investorsreallyinc.com 1st., possibly sooner. Gail (239) shared tennis, pool, covered 275-5925 • Seasonal HOMES 1 Y: 6 acs.y parking. Available for viewing. EWIITSTIMFSTA Y: For sale by owner. Four consecutive Call (239) 472-5322. •Turns Palm Harbor Factory Liquidation Sate. $99,900. Log Home with 2B00 sq.ft. weeks in February. 2/ br/2 ba, Licensed & Insured All models must go. Call for free in NC mtns. Convenient to Asheville tipper level. Sanibel Beach APARTMENTS &~~ (239) 369-3207 color brochures. 1-800-622-2832 & Blk. Mtn. Other acreage parcels Club I. (301)438-1270 or FMB, 2/1. upstairs, Visa, WC, Discover w/long range views available. Call e-mail: [email protected]. DUPLEXES FOR School St. 4-PiOX. Accepted now! (800) 465-1981 ext. 343 Surfridef Beach Club, Sanibel. RENT Sanibel, 2/2, near Causeway. MOBILE HOMES New'1600 sq. ft. Log Cabin shell with Weeks one-two-three - one bed- Sanibel, 3/2 stilt, FOR SALE lake access & free Boat slip on 35,000 room deluxe, sleeps five. Weeks Available April 15 thru Nov. 15. San-Cap Road. acre lake in Tennessee hills. $89,900. 48-49 - one bedroom, sleeps four. 1 Bi7 1 Ba, fully furnished, mid Sanibel, 3/2 stilt, 3-car garage, HANDYMAN EFM Siesta Park 2-bed/1-bath, new Terms 800- 704-3154, Ext 406 Week 43 - two bedrooms, sleeps island location. Adult complex. lake view. carpet, new roofover, shed, wash- New 160*0 sq.ft. log cabin shell with Six. (239) 437-9107 Sorry, no pets. $575/month Sanibel, 3/3 stilt, pool, Handy Bill- Carpentry, Drywall, er, fruit trees, you own the fot, con- lake access & fre© boat slip on plus utilities. Security required. Gumbo Limbo. Wallpapering. Install Fans, venient to Rl 30 & I-75, quiet TIMESHARE RESALES Sell today 35,000 acre lake in Tennessee for free. No commission or broker (239) 472-8719. Faucets, Lights, Doors, Screens, neighborhood, $27,000. (239) hills. $89,900. Terms (800) 704- 1 Priscilla Murphy Realty Tile etc... All types of repairs. Ph- 233-3B75 fees, Free advertising on Near " Fort Myers Beach/SanibeL 3154, ext. 399 www.lreetimesharead.com 2 BR. $600. Laundry, storage. (239) 482-8040 543-9238 NFM - Southern Villas; 5SB7 NEW11250 sq. Clog homo package al 800-640-6886 Call (239) 267-2913. Leave Tamiami Trail. Two Prislino Trailer Center Hill Lake. Gorgeous seltinq, message. Homes. Fully furnished. Sell as is. views & easy access to one of TN"» Lease available Feb. 1. 2 BR/ HOME Owner financing. Showing at finest recreational lakes. Financing. VACATION ONE & TWO BEDROOM APATTP 2 BA duplex in Dunes. Quiet IMPROVEMENTS 2:00pm. each Sunday. (703) 946- Wont last Call Now! (866) 770-5263 RENTALS MENTS, CLOSE TO SCHOOLS, neighborhood. 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Imaginary landscapes are the focus of Lise Drost's lithographs, including "Plenty" a map of a sort of Beuluh Land, In "Plenty," towns like Butterfield and Reason rest beween the Coffee and Peach Orchard Rivers, with only the town of Despair, almost off Ihe map, as a distant warning. If John Bunyan's pilgrim had made a map of his Neal Harrington "Red Rooster" (linoleum cut) journey, this would be it. "September Snow," an intaglio photo etching by Kathleen Rislinen Jones, is a gently nostalgic image of a mother and daughter (the artist and her mother?) standing in a park while an early snow falls. Jones's print serves as a leaf from a photo album, even including the text "taken September 16, 1942"as part of the image. Mezzotints are one of the most subtle, beautiful and labor-intensive printmaking processes around. Because of the expense and time involved in this medium, you i- don't see too many artists working in this particular intaglio technique. Fortunately, this show has some good examples of this process, by Ann Fisher Athas. Athas uses this very old technique to focus a wary eye on new technology, with images of tangled computer wires and other high-tech paraphernalia. i These are only a few of the many artists and prints fea- tured in this exhibition, which offers a very good overview of contemporary American printmaking. The National Invitation Print Show is at the Phillips Gallery through Feb. 28. Gallery hours are 1-4 daily. Kathleen Ristinen Jones "September Snow" (intaglio) 20B • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • Islander i-,. vi.-.i,,,. .i. 1 1 -.- ! .-i "- •••;-.• •„- •...•••-! •>•• I \\ MTKB!E1f SI31LAMHH 5 bcd/3 Bath Key West style i home on one full acre and 125' ' Herd! Hoof It frontage on Placida Bay. Directly adjacent to Don Pedro ' State Park and Wildlife Mown To Tht.\» Preserve insures additional privacy on the Little Gasparilla BKST BRtAKIAST In These Pails! Island hideaway. 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