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VOL. 34, NO. 9 TUESDAY, FEB. 28, 1995 2 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES 50 CENTS

Show Biz As It Wuz

By Frank Wagner

Leonard Sillman and 'New Faces of 1968' During the summer of 1967, Marsha and I had driven to the Goodspeed Opera House in Moodis, Conn., to see a summer stock package of Leonard Sillman's "New Faces" (scheduled for Broadway in 1968). Leonard was one of those well known Broadway names most always associated with revues, especially his New Faces series. The most famous edition and the one that launched the greatest number of new Broadway personali- ties was "New Faces of 1952." In the company Photo by Kathleen Blasa were such potential star-personalities as Alice Parade participants Ghostley, Eartha Kitt, Paul Lynde, Ronny Sanibei Mayor Waily Kain and his wife, Joan, were two of the special participants at the recent Edison Graham, Carol Lawrence and Robert Clary Pageant of UgbtParade In downtown Fort Myers. ' ,. It was always rumored that the profits from this production were used to buy his town house in the East 70s. This stylish edifice became his residence, production offices and an extra apart- ment for rental income. Sanibei officials want In the business it was a well known fact Leonard had for some time been trying to raise enough money to put on a 1968 edition. He had IWA franchisee! with city done literally hundreds of backers auditions that By Steve Ruediger expires this summer. It was a 30-year franchise. resulted in a certain amount of the glorious green Islander staff writer Price said Sanibei will insist that when the fran- stuff being stored in the till. But, the remaining Sanibei plans to insist that the Island Water chise expires, instead of the county franchise being monies needed simply weren't forthcoming. Association be franchised with the City of Sanibei renewed, a franchise of the water'company under rather than with Lee County, City Manager Gary A summer stock package had been put togeth- Sanibei regulation be established. Price told the members of the Condominium er and booked to stir up new interest. He could The regulation includes setting water rates. also get an audience's reaction to some new Associations of Sanibei Inc. at their monthly meeting Asked later for IWA's position on this, IWA material he intended to use and, quite simply, it Wednesday, Feb. 22, at Loggerhead Cay Condomini- would help pay some back bills. um's recreation room. General Manager Roger Blind said attorneys for Leonard just happened to be checking the Price also discussed a wide range of Sanibei issues IWA, Lee County and Sanibei were currently looking Show on that fateful Sunday matinee. Marsha at the meeting, including the beach plan, Australian into what the options are regarding the franchise. and I went backstage to talk with some members pines, the Sanibei Sewer System expansion and the He said the issue is complicated by the fact that Lee County Regional Water Supply Authority. IWA provides the water service on Captiva, which is Please see 1968, page 11 Regarding IWA, Price pointed out that the IWA franchise providing for regulation by Lee County Please see IWA, page 7 ^Zontaganza .razzle-dazzles Arts & Leisure 16 Calendar 12 Island club's annual entertaining fund raiser called a success CItyside 6 By Anne Bellew was a recipient) and public affairs scholarships for under- Classifieds 25 Islander Staff Writer - graduate women actively involved in community service Zonta International is a service organization dedicated to and politics. Commentary 8 the advancement of the political, social, economic, educa- But 90 percent of the local chapter's profit from its major Crossword 26 tional, legal and health issues of women. As such it supports fund-raising project, the annual Zontaganza, is disbursed Police Beat 2 both nationally and internationally a plethora of projects locally among Abuse Counseling & Treatment, Lee Recreation 20 ranging from UNIFEM, the United Nations program work- County's shelter and outreach programs for victims of abuse ing towards the economic independence of third world and domestic violence; Lee Association for Responsible A- What's Playing 14 women, to Ameila Earhart Scholarships presented to women What's Cooking? 17 seeking graduate degrees in aeronautical fields (Sally Ride Please see ZONTA, page 9 2 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 28.1995 Tuesday. Feb. 28.1995 THE ISLANDER 3

All of the following information came directly from patrolman was sent to check and reported he could Sanibel Police Department reports. POLICE not find anybody doing that. Come to the fair A Southwinds Drive man asked police Wednesday, A missing person on the beach was found by Feb. 22, to determine what caused the red stains that BEAT police Feb. 23. 58th Annual Sanibel Shell Fair & Show runs from March 2-5 at the SCA he found on the mat at his front door. Police deter- mined they were animal dung. Nereo Valadez-Salas of Captiva was charged with If you like shells, then the place you want to go cially opens. As always, judges will be available school year will help with this exhibit and answer Feb. 23 with going 58 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. careless driving Feb. 23 on Periwinkle Way after this weekend is the 58th Annual Shell Fab- & Show, during the show to answer questions about their visitors' questions. Three men asleep in a car at 4:08 a.m. beside being involved in an accident. which will be held at the Sanibel Community decisions. In addition to the shells and shell items being Tarpon Bay Road in the Bailey Tract were issued a Clyde A. Burkhardt of Larchmont, N.Y., was Center Thursday through Sunday, March 2-5. The Also featured will be displays of sea shells from sold, there will also be commemorative Shell Club trespass warning Friday, Feb. 24. charged Feb. 23 with going 56 mph on Sanibel- John Francis McDougall of Fort Myers was fair's grounds will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. collectors from all over the world, exhibits of items T-shirts available. And, as always, the fair will fea- Captiva Road. charged Feb. 23 with failure to yield for a pedestrian each day. made from sea shells and tents selling sea shells, ture food and liquid refreshments. Ronnie H. Elkhatib of Captiva was arrested on an in a crosswalk on Middle Gulf Drive. More than 200 entries from all over North including many varieties which are hard to find. There will be a $2 donation entry fee for the outstanding warrant for failure to pay a fine Feb. 24. Thomas Jefferson Ray of North Fort Myers was America will be featured in the 1995 edition of the There will also be handcrafted shell items - created Shell Show. Admission to the Shell Fair is free. He was stopped on West Gulf Drive for driving off charged Feb. 23 with going 63 mph on the Sanibel fair. The Sanibel Shell Show, run by the Sanibel- by creative island craftsmen and craftswomen - for All of the proceeds from the Shell Show & Fair ; A Bunting Lane woman complained of harassment the road and was also charged with that offense. Causeway. - Feb. 23. She had been the subject of numerous com- Captiva Shell Club, is known far and wide as one of souvenirs and gifts. will go toward the funding of educational grants and plaints in December and early January regarding a the largest and most prestigious shows in the U.S. Another annual feature will be the display aquari- research at the University of South Florida and oth- Both scientific and artistic entries will be shown. ums stocked with living, local marine creatures and ers such as Mote Marine. A building was reported shaking Thursday, Feb. A ring was lost at Gulfside City Park Feb. 23. barking dog. She had suggested to the complainers at 23, at Sanibel Surfside. Police could feel a vibration The judging of the shells and shell displays will plant life. Youngsters from Sanibel Elementary For more information about the Shell Fair, call that time that they call her rather than call the police. be held Wednesday, March 1, before the show offi- School who have studied marine life during the 472-2155. but could not determine its cause. There was a complaint Feb. 23 of people on the The harassment complaint resulted from them calling Sanibel Causeway straddling the center line between her. The police suggested the couple disturbed by the Donald F. Moss of Ridgefield, Conn., was charged two lanes making it difficult to pass on the right. A dog resume calling the police rather than the dog owner. Police also again explained to the woman the Sanibel dog ordinances. Island churches to participate in World Day of Prayer Five Sanibel and Captiva churches ferent church. ers Glenna Telder and Ellen Yorke of arrangements. Joseph G. Basawa of Captiva was charged Feb. 23 will join the observance of World Day This year's service was written by Sanibel Congregational, scripture read- The ecumenical planning committee with going 58 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. of Prayer with a service at Sanibel an ecumenical group of Christian er Doris Larson of Chapel by the Sea includes chairperson Nina Klaudt, Congregational United Church of women from Ghana. It calls partici- and Jean Wood of Sanibel Community. Glenna Telder and Martha Ryckman of Christopher Paul Hamm of Cape Coral was Christ starting at 10:30 a.m., Friday, pants to recognize their inter-connect- Van Park of St. Isabel will be at the Sanibel Congregational, Mary Jane charged Feb. 22 with going 54 mph on Causeway March 3. The public is invited. edness as dwellers in God's world. It organ. Mary Ann Bennett of Sanibel Rawlins and Shirley Shreiner of St. Road and with driving on a suspended license. World Day of Prayer is sponsored includes stories of Ghanaian refugees Congregational is in charge of refresh- Michael, Jean Wood of Sanibel annually on the first Friday of Lent by in their struggles to maintain their tra- ments, which will feature African Community, Alice Palmer of St. Isabel Church Women United, a world-wide ditional extended families in the midst recipes. Shirley Brashler of the host and Doris Miller and Rose Timmer of Robert J. Spargo of Franklin, Mass., was charged 1 Feb. 22 with going 60 raph on the Sanibel Causeway. interdenominational organization. It of national and community upheaval. church will do the chancel floral Chapel by the Sea. unites Protestants, Roman Catholic African art pieces from Susanne Waites Orthodox and other Christian women of Aboriginals: Art for the First Person Please see BEAT, page 24 and men in more than 170 countries in Gallery, will be on display. Appearing "informed prayer and prayerful action" in Ghanaian costume to dramatize the NOW PLAYING AT '"Beauty - the motto of the day. stories will be Peggy Dodd and Lee AND ! Stop by Participating churches on Sanibel Godwin of St. Michael. Kristie Seaman and Captiva this year are St. Michael Anders of the Sanibel-Captiva SANIBEL ISLAND Sanibel Amoco" and All Angels Episcopal, Sanibel Conservation Foundation will lead a Community, St. Isabel Catholic, Chapel meditation on the theme, "The Earth is COMEDY for an Oil, Lube and Filter by the Sea and Sanibel Congregational. a House for All People." special For Only $ 19.95 Each year the service is held in a dif- Other participants will include lead- ISLAND GRILL & CANTINA CLUB 395-0245 472-8833 Includes up to 5 quarts of oil, K Building's progress discussed at Your Island oil filter, and lubrication. Shell Museum's annual meeting "COMEDY DINNER THEATER" Diesel engines slightly more. Make your 1st Curtain Call in THE RESTAURANT offering By Anne Bellew money for a 'vision' but for something To help keep our island clean, Islander Staff Writer potential donors can actually see." She LUNCH & DINNER 7 DAYS with Full Menu Starting with a brief history of the added that special events need all kinds till a.m. featuring AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD and we accept museum, Harold Tovell, president and of volunteers to bring them off because MEXICAN STYLE SEAFOOD in a chairman of the board of the Bailey- these events are highly publicized and, FUN, CASUAL ATMOSPHERE. Enjoy the live sounds of used motor oil FREE., Matthews Shell Museum & in order to be successful, have to lure CHARLIE JENKINS WED. - SUN. Educational Foundation, called the people and support from Fort Myers SaniBeC organization's annual meeting to order and the surrounding areas. HAPPY HOUR 4-7 P.M. & ELECTRONIC DARTS Friday, Feb. 24,1995. Jo Kohen then gave a partial list of The lights, Camera & Action are on our Along with other board members, he what will be needed in the way of vol- ALL STAR COMEDY SHOWS WED. - SUN. introduced Betts Johnson, an original unteers once the museum opens, what 1015 Periwinkle Way 472-2125 member of the 1986 organizing com- she called "The 76 Trombones List" ... MIKE RIVERA "HIGH ENERGY HILARITY" (Just off the causeway) mittee and first board of the Shell guides, docents, desk personnel, cata- MARCH 1-5 Museum & Research Foundation. loguing, packing school packs. "However, we realized we don't do "We need volunteers to breathe life KILLER BEAZ research and we do educate, so we into the museum and make it live," she "ON STAGE, BEAZ IS KILLER" SUBSCRIBE OR RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE changed the name fairly early on." said. ROLLING STONE MARCH 8-12 ISLAND'S PREFERRED NEWSPAPER AND RECEIVE THIS Treasurer Charles Veysey reported At present, the volunteers mainly BEAUTIFUL FULL COLOR 18" X 24" POSTER FREE! on the relative health (at least, for the man the desk at the Preview Center on Limited Seating • Must Call In Advance to Book Showtime time being) of the treasury, but pointed Periwinkle Way. out that there were still areas that need- Dr. R. Tucker Abbott has now ac- CALL FOR SHOWTIMES 472-8833 £ OR CALL 813-472-5185 ed money and that ongoing operations 975 Rabbit Road, Sanibel had not been endowed at this point. Please see SHELL MUSEUM, page 10 Note! There will be a $3.00 postage charge to mail poster to your home. Subscribe or Renew your paper at the Islander office and receive poster at no charge! Mike Friedman, ex- hibits chairman, said that DINNER the exhibits were current- ly on hold due to lack of HOME NAME IMPROVEMENT THEATRE• money, but that the muse- STREET APT. NO. um would open with what P r they had. "Blank" areas IJie Most Trusted Name Around ThePeruse ;\ir^mLf PROTECTS > • CITY STATE ZiP AGAmSTTHEEWMENTS would have artists' rendi- FEATURING QUALITY PATIO PRODUCTS PHONE tions or models of the AND BEAUTIFUL FLORIDA ROOMS BROADWAY'S BEST! proposed display for that CARPORTS • GLASS ROOMS • PATIO COVERS • SCREEN ROOMS SANIBEL CAPTIVA ISLANDER P.O. BOX 56, SANIBEL FL 339S7-99S6 March 2 - space. 2407 PERIWINKLE WAY IN ISLANDER CENTER April 16 Mary Weber and Ken A stage strucV. PAYMENT ENCLOSED • BILL ME ingenue goes on Meeker, development co- to save the big show. chairs, said that special 0$^ VISA a MASTERCARD events not only generate S20.75 Newspaper $26.42 Newspaper ROLL-1JPS AND ife<5ORplANi $1,25 FL State lex S1.58 FL State Tax April 20 • ACCOUNT NO. May 27 money but also publicity S22.00 S28.00 Annual Subscription Ar^LiSl Subscription There's nciihin' and both are needed for Lea Count)1 Florida EXPIRATION DATE. dirty goin' on in the future of the museum. this flirtatious romp, Soldi fUmlshqii and irfetall&d by SBM Enterprises S28.00 $42.00 Annual Subscription nnual Subscription SIGNATURE Weber pointed out that U.S.A Fc/eign 1380 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers, FL 33907 fund-raising should be PLEASE ALLOW 3 WEEKS TO START DELIVERY (813)278-4422 easier now that "we're not just trying to raise Tuesday. Feb. 28. 1995 THE ISLANDER 5 4 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 28. 1995 Walter Klie, former chamber director and Dune restoration, pine tree removal Theater Wing board member, passes away sections of city beach plan addressed Feb. 20, when Walter Klie, a long-time and active Squadron, the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- By Steve Ruediger which looked more natural. be banned from it. By Christopher Strine Islander staff writer Islander editor resident passed away at the HealthPark medical cen- dation and a member of St. Michael and All Angels Luci Hall said vegetation growing toward the Johnson again objected to the thousands of dollars Sanibel and Captiva lost a dear friend last Monday, ter in Fort Myers. He was 82. Episcopal Church, Klie was also one of the founding The required removal of all Australian pines from beach reduced the size of the beach. Thousands of of economic burden that would be put on property Born May 25, 1912, in Shaker Heights, Ohio, Klie members with the Island Theater Wing, the group the beach dune area was the most discussed part of people use the beach and reducing its size makes it owners who will be required to remove all Australian had been a resident of Sanibel since 1974. He and his that organized and oversaw the building of the new the beach management plan at Tuesday's, Feb. 21, less attractive, she said. pines from their dune areas. wife, Liz, moved to the island following his retire- Pirate Playhouse theater on Sanibel. Sanibel City Council meeting. John Jensen said people want broad sandy beaches ment after 36 years with the Sherman Williams Klie is survived by Liz, his wife of 56 years, of The second half of the beach management plan and the proposed plan reduces the size of those Please see BEACH PLAN, page 10 Company. A graduate of Shaker Heights High School Sanibel; two sons, Christopher Klie of Norfolk, Va., discussion took about the same length of time (two beaches. He charged that hours) that the first half had taken two weeks before. who continued his education at Culver Military and Timothy Klie and his wife, Catherine, of Akron, the property owners were Now that both halves have been discussed, the not being consulted. Academy, Klie graduated from the University of Ohio; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild and a final plan will be put together and adopted. That will Jensen said the vari- Virginia. He was also a veteran, serving with the U.S. brother, Hamilton Klie and his wife, Ruth, of Sanibel. Navy during World War II and surviving the sinking probably be at the next council meeting. eties of vegetation being AT THE END'OF THE ROAD ON HISTORICAL CAPTIVA ISLAND A memorial service was held Saturday, Feb. 25, at It will, however, only be a plan. Ordinances enact- proposed for the beaches of the U.S. Princeton. St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church with An active islander, Klie was the former executive ing parts of the plan will have to be written and were ugly weeds. the Rev. William Dodd officiating. director of the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of approved before it will have the force of law. Erick Lindblad, execu- Commerce, a position he held for nearly 10 years Memorial gifts may be made to St. Michael's Objections to the plan during public comment tive director of the from 1975 to 1984. Church or the Island Theater Wing/Pirate Playhouse Tuesday focused on the high cost for property owners Sanibel-Captiva A member of several island organizations, includ- on Periwinkle Way on Sanibel. to have to remove all Australian pines from dune Conservation Foundation, ing the Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club, the Power (See OBITUARIES, page 10) areas and the desirability of keeping some of the said the SCCF was older trees. pleased and excited by the On the other hand, Hazel Shuller thought the plan management plan. Power Squadron holds change of watch did not go far enough in removing commercialization Cliff Hall said the MEM? The 20th annual Change of Watch of the Sanibel- from the beach. beaches take care of Captiva Power Squadron was held Monday evening, She was told there will be a separate beach para- themselves and there is Feb. 13, at the Captiva Island Yacht Club with 120 phernalia ordinance. more vegetation now than Unforgettable themed buffet members and guests in attendance. Beach chairs, umbrellas and boats are included in there was 20 years ago. dinners nightly: James and Mary Hock were chairmen of the event, the "paraphernalia" description. Lois Dunnam pointed which honored guests included National Commander At one point, Councilman Bob Davison said it out that the area at Monday - Seafood Extravaganza Joseph Kennedy and his wife, Sandy; District would be discriminatory just to control rented para- Bowman's Beach where Tuesday - Caribbean Celebration Commander Alvan Burch and his wife Ginny; phernalia and that it would need to be controlled the Australian pines were Wednesday - Festival of American Foods regardless or source. removed now has a diver- Thursday - Bourbon Street Bash District Executive Officer James Fisher and his wife Friday - Seafood Extravaganza Margaret; and District Administrative Officer George Mayor Wally Kain commented it would be contro- sity of native plants while Walter Klie at the Chamber of Commerce Saturday & Sunday Huhn and his wife, Carol, as well as commanders and versial to ban all paraphernalia from the beaches. the nearby untouched AH-You- Can-Eat "Taste of Captiva" representatives from the Cape Coral, Fort Myers, San The first item in the plan discussed Tuesday would pines have nothing else Carlos Bay and Columbus, Ohio, power squadrons. revise maps to put the current beach at Blind Pass in growing under them and WEATHER Commander Alan Boers presented to the member- the beach zone. Erosion has taken the beach back are not used by wildlife. limited a la carte menu available nightly ship a Piloting Trophy which is being donated by the beyond where beach is shown on zoning maps. Loflin said he had WATCH Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron to the district to be The next item states that while the groin exists on changed his mind from Entertainment nightly in the lounge. Enjoy the island sounds of Danny awarded annually to the squadron which has the high- Captiva, sand must be placed on Sanibel when it is his previous comments on Morgan from 9 p.m. - I a.m., Wednesday - Sunday. est percentage of members completing the Piloting Those on hand for the Power Squadron meeting placed on Captiva. putting the plan in effect. Last week's temperatures in paradise were Course. included, left to right, Caroline LeGette, New Next the plan forbids the use of the sand in the His original plan was to recorded at the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commander Charles LeGette, Betty Boers and Blind Pass and Clam Bayou ebb or tidal shoals for start at the lighthouse and We're setting your table right now He announced that the Sanibel-Captiva Power Retiring Commander Alan Boers. Drop by or call for dinner reservations 472-51! I Commerce as follows: Squadron publication "Soundings" had won a district beach nourishment. work along the beach. HIGH LOW RAIN recognition award, and that the squadron had retained Retiring Commander Boers is succeeded by The next section was the most controversial, the Now he wants to deter- At the entrance to South Seas Plantation on Captiva Island Sunday, Feb. 19 80 67 0.0 95.5 percent of membership, which is among the Commander Charles LeGette. Retiring Secretary plan to restore the dunes all along the Sanibel gulf mine priority areas and Monday, Feb. 20 76 60 0.0 highest in the nation. Byron Roberts is succeeded by Field Wasson, and beach. It contains six parts: work on those first. Tuesday, Feb. 21 80 58 0.0 He also presented certificates of appreciation to a retiring Assistant Education Officer Mike Cohen is 1) Access walkways. The plan includes the Wednesday, Feb. 22 80 52 0.0 number of members who had contributed to the func- succeeded by Carl Dietz. 2) Removal of beach furniture, volleyball courts, creation by ordinance of a Thursday, Feb. 23 76 54 0.0 tioning of the squadron during the past year. John Sampson becomes the new executive officer, etc., from dunes. new beach-front conser- Friday, Feb. 24 74 62 0.0 John Sampson was awarded the coveted "Bent and Bill Lucas is the new administrative officer. Tom 3) Replanting of native vegetation. vation zone. This would Saturday, Feb. 25 77 57 0.0 Propeller Award." Tilles is the new assistant secretary. 4) Removal of Australian pines. be the area of the dunes Commander Boers then dismissed the Appointed Retaining their positions are Education Officer 5) Protection of beaches of multi-family structures and paraphernalia would INCREDIBLE EVERYDAY BUFFET Committee Chairmen and Aides, and District Paul Greenman, Treasurer Robert Kirkpatrick and from beach paraphernalia. Commander Alvan Burch dismissed the commander Assistant Treasurer Barbara Beecher. 6) Public education. Florida LOTTO and elected officers and installed the new comman- New Commander Charles LeGette presented Natural Resources Director Rob Loflin said beach i Numbers from Feb. 25,1995 der, elected officers, bridge and assistant officers. Boers with a plaque of recognition and appreciation. walkovers could now be built low without handrails Our looks are deceiving! for better appearance. He also said the pine removal We may look expensive, but our only covered the dune area. 3-9-14-21-32-38 Loflin said the benefits of the plan included low overhead allows lower pricing. Rutland displays, shell fair memorabilia increased beach stabilization, storm protection, wildlife habitat protection and a more natural looking beach. Home and Office Furnishings featured at Historical Village and Museum Wall and Window Coverings Continuing to celebrate its 10th anniversary as Another feature is a series of newspaper clip- Louise Johnson responded during public comment history headquarters, Sanibel's Historical Village pings of various Shell Fairs dating back to 1955 that some Australian pines should be allowed to Carpeting • Tile • Oriental Rugs and Museum returns to the forefront its exhibits which were saved by the Pickens family of Sanibel. remain. Custom Condo Packages honoring Clarence Rutland, whose former home One of the glass cases in the 1927 Bailey Store Hazel Shuller said the sandy area of the beach was EDITOR; Christopher Strine houses the museum. on the village grounds houses an array of antique being ignored by the plan. ADVERTISING MGB: JackMessersmith Mark Fisher of Loggerhead Cay showed pictures Complimentary Consultation REPORTERS: Steve Ruediger, Frank Wagner, Anne Bellew Other fresh displays salute the opening of the bottles arranged by Merrill Taylor. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Kathleen Blase and Saul Taffet Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum and pay tribute to New volunteers for docent training are invited to of The Moorings with its walkovers with lots of rail- in Your Home or Office with CONTRIBUTORS: Gapt. Mike Fuery, Bobbie Sharp, Bob annual shell fairs, past and present. The personal join a class meeting March 9 and 10 at the historic ings and the property next to The Moorings. He asked Maurer and Art Stevens an A.S.I.D. Designer AD SALES: Tracey Markwatter, Sue Bryant shell collections of such early island dignitaries as village, 950 Dunlop Rd., for an introduction to his- • 472-5SOO" CLASSIFIEDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS: Betty O'Neal Dr. Louise Perry, self-taught :and renowned collec- tory of the islands, Applications can be picked up LOCATION: MAtLINQ ADDRESS: tor and authority, and Theodore Edison, son of Fort Ritz Diner P.O. Box 56 at the Rutland House museum during regular A New Addition. Islander Center Sarube), Fi_ 33957 Myers' most famous winter resident, are among hours* which are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday 2407 Periwinkle Way 472-5185 FAX 472-5302 them. RENT BOATS John Oollette SUBSCRIPTION RATES through Saturday. $22.00 S2&00 $28.00 $42.00 JENSEN'S TWIN PALM Fine Art S24.42 Newspaper 5 UAA. Forcfjn Arbor Walk '95 scheduled for March 25 RESORT AND MARINA AnnuH tobteripttcn U«County ftoriaa Arbor Walk *95, a visit to five Sanibel yards and The price per ticket is $7 with an additional $3 Providing superior quality Posffll In/ormatfen gardens, on Saturday, March 25, is again spon- for the trolley, Trolley seating is limited, although furnishings at sensible prices Tna SanfcaJ-Captiva Islander (USPS 481-400) Is pubSshed erav 5 is distributed throughout Sa/itoe! and Capiiva Islands by the Breeze Co sored by the island's Historical Village and two trolleys will make two circuits each. The tim- Water Taxi to Outer Islands on all the Barrier Islands 56 Sanfce!. Ft_ 33957 Second Class postages pad at the Sanibel Saniba), FL. 33957. Museum, according to originator and chairman of - ing of the event is 10 a.m. until 2 p.iu,, with alt from Marco to Boca Grande. Postmaster: Send Addmss Changes to the event Jody Brown, who is assisted this year by Sanltwl Captiva Islander participants ipvited-back to the historic village, Be your own Captain P.O. Box 56 Joan Loeffel and Ginny Arthjtjr, both village volun- 950 Punlop*I?.d^ ftif refreshments from noon to 3 Sanibel, FL 33957 Closest to outer islands Ctsaalfled advertising deadline Is Friday at 3 p.m. The yardscapes on the t located at the ., Tickets arc available from aft docengs/volunteers Fabulous Shelling on Deserted Beaches Error RusponalbllKy; In the event of an error, weses t end tif tth e islansla d fofo^^sle^ ; access to one INTERIOR -DESIGN firat incorrect Insertion of an ad if. in our opinion, ine^ .. --^~-y»™ and at the RuUahdjlipuse museum during" regular Excellent Fishing Areas 2430 Periwinkle Way another; and again the SaniBft Trolley will he an village hout^4f#.'n>. to * p.m.; Wednesdays SlflCE 1924 no1 res onsiW9 Sanibel Island without charge that part whlchls l™*"?*™^*? P *"" ^y credit or option for transportation rather than driving and through SatimMt&r: further mformpon4 please CAPTIVA is. reimbursement after 30 days from publication date. parking individual cars. call ^^<*^^^^^ Ask about Our In-House Column* Opinions expressed in columns In The Islands*andUitters to the JKftfWI FINANCING: PROGRAM Editor are triosao? the person wiling the column or tetter and do not necessary ,472 Tuesday. Feb. 28.1995 THE ISLANDER 7

Tuesday, variance case? By Steve Ruediger ous week by the Sanibel Planning Commission. The island Realtors who tell people after they buy a 6 Feb. 28,1995 islander staff writer Cityside house is owned by Edward and Elizabeth Leonard. home they can add a bathroom and, even though Is the Realtor liable when a property is sold They had shown sales promotions from a large that is illegal, the city will do nothing. which violates Sanibel land use laws? island real estate firm to prove that the improve- Yes, said Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pratt Pritt said if the city catches a Realtor doing that ments had been made by a previous owner. The real Tuesday, Feb. 21, but it is a civil fraud and misrep- the city can take legal action to have the Realtor's City salary study approved resentation issue between the parties in the real estate ads showed the home with the improvements license taken away. but did not say those improvements had not been Councilman Bob Davison commented that comparisons being done but thinks they should be estate deal, not something the city enforces. By Steve Ruediger The discussion came up when Sanibel City done legally. Realtors already are facing a lot of litigation over CITY BRIEFS Islander staff writer limited to Florida cities and not include private indus- Repeatedly Tuesday Pritt told the council it try or governments outside of Florida. Councilman Mark Westall asked if in the recent disclosure issues. An $18,000 study of Sanibel city employee should not be discussing that case because it was However, Councilman Mark Westall told Long he granting of an after-the-fact variance for improve- Pritt said (he best policy for the city would be to salaries and benefits was approved Tuesday, Feb. 21, still within the period when it could be appealed to By Steve Ruediger thought comparisons should be made beyond Florida ments to a Gulf Pines Drive home, the Realtor who put on blinders and not treat after-the-fact cases any by the Sanibel City Council. the City Council and therefore they were making The study is to be done by the consulting firm of in regard to the top jobs in the city. sold the home could be held responsible if that differently than cases involving things that have not comments about a case they might hear. David M. Griffith and Associates, which was repre- Councilman Bob Janes said cities should be picked Realtor did not disclose that the house violated been built. There should be no leniency given sented at the council meeting by Carolyn Long. that can continue to be used from survey to survey. Sanibel law. However, no appeal of the case is expected. because a structure already built would have to be The case being referred to was decided the previ- Westall commented that he knows there are Other business conducted by the Sanibel City There have been six previous studies of city During public comment, Chuck Bisbee said city torn down. Council during its meeting Tuesday, Feb. 21, salaries, using six different approaches, according to salaries should be competitive but not too high. He said some city salaries should be adjusted on the included: Long. She said she needs to work with the City continued from page 1 Council on developing a methodology that will last. down side. IWA 1 The study will determine the duties and responsi- Dick Walsh agreed and suggested the creation of a It must have been 'bivalve lover not part of the City of Sanibel. Price said it has no legal enforceability, that it will But what can be done, he asked. Price went bilities of each employee and compare salaries and committee of volunteers to study the salaries. Maggie Greenberg told the council Tuesday Until the attorneys determine what the options are, probably lead to a series of ordinances enforcing its through a number of alternatives to try to relieve the benefits for external competitiveness and fairness. Approval of the salary study contract was unani- during public comment that she has seen a lot of IWA has no position on the franchise issue, Blind positions. situation and pointed out they were all worse than the Mayor Wally Kain said he agrees with external illegal taking of live shells going on at Sanibel mous. said. "Sometimes my job is to make everybody equally problem itself. beaches. Regarding erosion in Gulf Pines, Price said unhappy," Price said. Regarding cleaning the beach of dead fish during She said all but one person was polite and put Planners to resume subdivision debate March 14 nobody in the scientific community thinks the groin The next stage of the Sanibel Sewer System red tides, Price said the city has only had to clean the the shells back when she pointed out to them it on Captiva at Blind Pass has anything to do with that expansion will be to fill in infill areas, Price said. beach twice in the last 17 years. was illegal to take live shells on Sanibel. She erosion. These are mostly single-family areas surrounded by Another complaint by Jensen was having to get a said the exception was a young man who called The city manager said support for the city paying areas having sewer service. $40 permit to put in each new air conditioner unit. her "a meddling old (word that begins with a Open hearing issue discussed for beach nourishment in Gulf Pines is not wide- Among the first will be the Fitzhugh and Palm Price said permits have always been required for 'b')." She did not amplify on what the precise spread. Four or five homes being threatened in Gulf streets area, the area around Lagoon Drive, Sanibel air conditioners. word was that began with a "b". Pines does not justify asking people in Gumbo Limbo Lakes Estates and the Vinca Way area. A man in the audience suggested the city needs to Greenberg said she has found that people on as Lake Murex item continued to pay for beach erosion prevention, Price said. A problem will occur when a home with a new examine whether some of its regulations are really the beaches are not aware of the law. She sug- By Steve Ruediger He was told nobody could answer his questions During the question-and-answer session, John septic system will be told it has to hook up to sewer, needed. gested the city urge hotels and resorts to put Islander staff writer because the hearing had been closed, So he moved Jensen said Sanibel property owners are now afraid to Price said. Another man pointed out it had cost Lee County notices telling about the law in every room. The second hearing on whether lots 1-15 and 17- that the hearing be re-opened, which led to the do anything on their properties because of the aggres- Regarding the Lee County Regional Water Supply $120,000 to clear out one strip of Australian pines at 19 in Lake Murex are part of the legal subdivision scheduling of the hearing for Tuesday. This was the siveness of the new Code Enforcement Officer, Ray Authority, Price said it is now a coordinating body Bowman's Beach and put in native plants. What will City to foreclose for code fine was continued Tuesday, Feb. 14, to March 14 at first time a Planning Commission hearing has had Hendzel. rather than an operating body. He said a coordinating it cost to do the whole island beach dune system as Everything else has been tried and has failed 9:30 a ,m. to be re-opened. Price suggesting calling Hendzel first to find out if body is what is needed. proposed in the beach management plan? He said he Prior to the continuance, Sanibel Planning so the City of Sanibel will have to foreclose on a However, the Planning Department, in preparing there is any problem with what is being planned. Price said traffic on Sanibel roads has continued to did not want to see one tax dollar to take out property in Shell Harbour in order to collect a Commission members discussed the policy of clos- "I'm afraid to call him," responded Jensen. "He'll increase, with 41,656 more cars crossing the Sanibel Australian pines. ing public hearings. New Commissioner Stephen for that hearing, came up with answers to the ques- $750 fine set by the Code Enforcement Board, tions Mullins had asked. come down and find five or six other things wrong." Causeway in 1994 than crossed it in 1993. He said He said the trees help protect properties from the Mullins had said he thought the Planning Regarding the beach management plan, which had new facilities such as the Shell Museum will increase wind. Regarding their being shallow rooted, every- Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pritt told the council Tuesday Murty said he wanted more time to Tuesday. Commission should reconsider its policy of closing been adopted by the City Council the previous day, it more. thing on Sanibel is shallow rooted, he said. study those answers and asked for a continuance. The council agreed to the hiring of attorney hearings. This resulted in the continuance to March 14 at Beverly Grady to foreclose on the property of It had been Mullins who had requested previous- James and Michael Elliott. ly that the Lake Murex hearing be re-opened. 9:30 a.m. Pritt said the city will ask for reimbursement The original hearing on Lake Murex was held on Mullins said Tuesday that sincere-opening a of attorney's fees by the Elliotts. Jan. 10 and a variety of testimony was heard. hearing creates a three-week delay, he thought the He said the foreclosure would probably trig- Attorney Tim Murty was asking that the commis- commission should consider not closing hearings UGLY CLOSET CONTEST ger a tax sale of the $375,000 property if the sion find that lots 1-15 and lots 17-19 should have in the first place. Elliotts don't pay the $750 before it is too late. been included on the original plat of the Lake No other commissioner agreed with him. Murex Subdivision. Chairman Dick Downes said if applicants under- Hillebrandt named alternate They hadn't been included on that plat but had stand, they will only get one chance to testify they William F. Hillebrandt was selected by the been included in sales literature for the subdivision. will come prepared at that hearing. council as the second alternate on the Sanibel At the Jan. 10 meeting, the commission voted to Commissioner Louise Johnson said she had Code Enforcement Board. have a resolution prepared denying Murty's originally hesitated regarding the policy of closing The election was a mini-cliff hanger. On the request, and voted to close the public hearing. first vote of the council with about 10 candidates It has been Planning Commission policy recent- hearings but has found it works well. for the position, Hillebrandt and William Flatow ly to decide at the end of each first hearing day Commissioner Ernie Klaudt cautioned that a Jr. were tied. whether to keep the hearing open for the next hear- second hearing should not be denied an applicant if Flatow had been the recommendation of Code ing day or close it. it turns out that applicant's lawyer was unprepared Enforcement Board Chairman Robert Brown. If the hearing is closed no more testimony can at the first hearing. On the second vote, which was only between be taken. The rule was initiated to stop having to Commissioner Edith Slayton said she didn't see Hillebrandt and Flatow, Hillebrandt got four hear the same testimony twice. that it was a problem since they vote at the end of votes and Flatow got one vote. However, on Jan. 24, when the prepared motion the hearing whether to leave it open or close it. The council members cast paper ballots which for denial came up for a vote, Mullins said he Mullins said he thought complicated hearings they initial. Which council members voted for wanted more information. should be left open. which candidates is not announced. However, the ballots are public record, so it is possible to find out who voted for whom. Hillebrandt has been a consultant in manage- Committee to review city occupational license fees ment, marketing, customer service and quality The creation of a five-member committee to The committee members will review the current improvement for 25 years. He is active in church review Sanibel's occupational license fees was fees and determine if changes are needed. and civic groups. approved by the Sanibel City Council at its Tuesday, It is intended to be revenue neutral. However, that Feb. 21, meeting. requirement is not stated in the resolution. Insurance change: more Members .will need to be found for the five-mem- The city currently collects about $200,000 a year coverage, less cost ber ad hoc committee which, by law, can consist only from occupational licenses. The City Council approved changing insur- of representatives of the business community. The review will need to be finished by May 30 in ance companies for long-term disability insur- Those seeking to serve on the committee may have order to include it into the budget for the coming ance for city employees. to fill out financial disclosure forms. year. The city will save $16,728 in premiums and • CALL 277-3891 FOR APPOINTMENT get increased coverage. During public comment, Dick Walsh spoke in Sewer smell saturates Sealoft Village, Signal Inn area • DESIGNER WILL TAKE PICTURE OF CLOSET opposition, urging even less coverage and rely- A force main break in the Sanibel Sewer • WILL LEAVE NEW DESIGN WITH 20% DISCOUNT ing on Social Security for benefits. Hefty, who said such line breaks in mains are not System in front of Sealoft Village near the Signal unusual this time of year. • NO OBLIGATION The current insurance company, Fortis Inn Wednesday, Feb. 22, created an aroma beside Benefits Company, wanted to increase the premi- Middle Gulf Drive that residents and visitors did However, Hefty said this break was in a six- • WINNER WILL RECEIVE FREE NEW CLOSET CUSTOM CLOSETS um to $24,684 per year. not need to stop to smell. inch pipe which sees a lot of use* so it was larger $ 95 The break had been repaired by 4 a.m. than most and it took a while to contain it and • 3 RUNNERS UP RECEIVE FREE TIE/BELT RACK (VALUE 24 ) Please see BRIEFS, page 19 Wednesday, according to city sewer director John repair it. • WINNER SELECTED MARCH 18,1995 27/-3891 Tuesday. Feb. 28. 1995 THE ISLANDER 9

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place would have made my stay unbearable and I failed miserably. The present board enjoys over- Last year, 334,580 people walked in local CROP Tuesday, want you all to know that your support of my wife, Feb. 28,1995 whelming support of its members. Walks, bringing water and new life to thousands. 8 Commentary Janet, was so very appreciated while she was here Move on Dr. Kubisz and allow this fine organiza- They walked to make a difference. You can too! Join alone until the second surgery. tion to live and not die at your hands. The member- in the Sanibel CROP Walk this year. Remember the Words will never be enough, but in some small ship has spoken and you have lost. women and children who walk long miles each day to way I hope I can relay to all of you what you all mean Robert J. Feldman obtain food and water. to me and I hope that I can continue to give back to Sanibel Walk, because they walk. Walk, so they no longer Letters this community the spirit and fortitude to continue. have to. A novel destroying God's wetlands? Where has prayer in Thank you again for giving me the spirit to live. Walk... and help Steve Greensteln Preserve school gotten us anyway? What do we tell our kids Paul E. Cramer CROP Walk Publicity Chairman Sanibel make a difference Sanlbe the entire when they are lied to every day by ads that come approach to from businesses seeking their dollars? Oh, that's O.K.. To the editor 'To heck with the board ...' beach son, it's called creative advertising. The members have spoken The Islander I too am against welfare as we know it. I believe To the editor Did you know that today more than I billion peo- To the editor (Editor's note: ple don't have safe drinking water? That's one fourth The Islander island beach The following welfare should be a helping hand for no longer than The Islander letter was sent two years. We created the welfare mess we have Relative to the CROW vote of Feb. 8, please note of the world population! There's been dramatic change at CROW. I hope to Mayor Wally today, but you just can't throw people into the streets that Dr. Kubisz received less than 25 percent of the Disease and death are the consequences. Five mil- people will try to understand how I see some of these management Kafn, the City without trying to educate them first. Maybe the membership support. Of the 100 people who attended lion adults suffer from water-related diseases such as dramatic shifts. But, more importantly, the focus must Council Mem- "newts" church teaches a different philosophy. I the meeting, 75 percent voted in favor of the board at cholera, typhoid, malaria and polio. Six million chil- move away from animosity between people and get bers and Rob always thought Christ taught love and compassion, dren under the age of 5 die every year from dysentery back to the truly important thing, caring for wildlife. Discussions of a beach management plan have Loflin, and sub- the meeting. The pro-Kubisz vote was provided by not hate and disgust. Shouldn't the pre-requisite for the remaining 25 percent who attended and a small caused by contaminated water. CROW's patients need ALL of you to support them. taken up over four hours at recent Sanibel City mitted to THE The heck with Kubisz and the board of directors. The Council meetings and are likely to take up many, ISLANDER for being a Christian be to act like one first? number of proxies obtained from the general mem- When you walk in Sanibel's CROP Walk, you Ron Smiley animals can't afford to lose a single supporter! many more hours at future meetings. publication.) bership; this is in spite of the nature of his proxy know you will help fight hunger. You also bring the Captiva request, which permitted them to cast a vote for the reality of safe water a little closer to home for those I've seen major changes in CROW since last The direction of the city government seems to September. They are a shift back to what I've always be toward more restrictions on the use of the member responding if desired (in whose favor?). My who need it most. Money raised locally will be used To the editor Sanibel CROP Walk wife and I did not attend the meeting, since we were by relief organizations in over 70 countries. loved about CROW. beaches. Why approach these restrictions in an The islander 1. CROW IS NOT A ZOO: We're not an "attrac- overly cautious manner? If you're going to do aware that Kubisz needed a favorable vote of 50 per- Responding to the need for safe water in both rural RE: CLUP Review and Sanibel Island Beach to be held March 19 cent + 1 of the membership to be victorious. He and urban settings is a priority. tion." We're a wildlife hospital. If a deer or otter is something, do it. Management Plan ready to return to the wild, it is gone. Education is The city's plan is not a short plan. Just the Sanibel's Comprehensive Land Use Plan five-year To the editor important, but CROW's number one goal is to get outline of the proposed plan covers six pages. The Islander review and the new Sanibel Island Beach continued from page 1 rehabilitated wildlife back where it belongs - in the The plan itself is too thick to even contemplate. Management Plan are sidestepping the growing hor- Are you ready to walk? Are you ready to put your Zonta wild. Our secondary goal is to educate people so they ror of resort beach-site paraphernalia. Commercial feet where your mouth is and help stop hunger? can learn to co-exist with those free creatures. On Sunday, March 19, we will once again be gath- activity for beach use by multi-family properties is dolescent Parenthood, a much under-funded school enthusiastic response from its audience (many of 2. CROW WELCOMES EVERYONE: If you ering for the third annual Sanibel CROP Walk, a board program that helps teenage mothers com- the audience members know the performers in their being relegated to a future ordinance hearing in the care, you're welcome here as a volunteer. We don't unique multicultural opportunity for community plete high school; and Planned Parenthood, which "other" lives and appreciate the performances as new beach management plan proposal. intimidate; we're inclusive. You don't have to be per- Meanwhile, reportedly two Punta Rassa-based action. provides valuable health services to women at a either perfectly in keeping with the known persona Ponderings reasonable cost. Additionally, the Sanibel-Captiva fect and get along with certain people. You just have companies are doing the beach chair vendor busi- CROP Walk is a nationwide effort to help stop or totally off the wall.) chapter of Zonta supports the KidsPlay playground to care. CROW is fueled by volunteers again, and the nesses at resorts on Sanibel beaches now. The city, in hunger, one step at a time. Walkers are urged to ask The Sally Lund/Carrie Lund Cacioppo mother- at Sanibel Elementary School, Children's Center of daughter duo's shared political opinions and views engine is a professional staff that knows how to By Steve Ruediger its care for the private resort property owner's rights, family, friends and co-workers to sponsor them for administrate and delegate. this event. Sponsor envelopes and walking kits are the Islands scholarships and islanders facing finan- of the world in "The Apple Doesn't Fall (Far from may miss the public's rights for a free natural beach. 3. CROW IS A MEDICAL FACILITY: The heart available from the local CROP Walk Committee, and cial catastrophe due to illness or other calamities. the Tree)" neatly fit into the former category, for It is time for some really hard thinking of how the of CROW must be its laboratory and clinic. from area businesses, churches and individuals. A silent auction of over 150 glamorous/fun/cute example, and tail, dignified attorney Sheila Hoen's whole natural beach look will be achieved while items led off the Zontaganza evening Saturday, Improvements should continue to be made in medical Registration is at 1:30 p.m. and the walk begins at "Flamin' Agnes" from "I Do, I Do" was the epito- The end of the outline lists many areas that allowing commercialization of the beach. Feb. 25. That was accompanied by a huge hors infrastructures and research. A database of knowl- 2 p.m., rain or shine. The full walk is 5 miles. The me of the latter. (Watching her sling that red and were not covered. We beachcombers/walkers/joggers/sand builders/ d'ouevres table and cash bar, followed by Sanibel white boa around was an absolute hoot!) edge should be collected. That's our niche. We can't sunbathers/swimmers are probably all guilty of tram- ceremonial walk, led by our grand marshal, is mea- A simpler plan is needed, one that will cover Harbour's usual elegant dinner presentation. Mozella Jordan's campy rendition of Bernstein's spin off into all kinds of peripheral things if we aren't pling along next to the gulf surf edge area where sured at one mile and leaves from across Periwinkle all areas and provide all the restrictions that the Phyllis Williams donated her talents as a auctioneer "I Can Cook, Too" was a hit on both counts. doing the medical work efficiently first. We now have birds compete with us to feed and live. Commercial Place at the Congregational Church, heads down the (Yessir, ladeez and gentlemen, a real, live lady auc- city seems headed towards anyway. Charlie Kelleher, Erick Jorgensen, Raymond two veterinarians. The focus, priority, is now in the I have developed such a plan. In just a few chairs and boats crowd the area even further and bike path to Bailey's and back. For the more arduous, tioneer!) for the live auction that led up to the right place. continue down Tarpon Bay to West Gulf and turn Windt and Dick Patton - honorary Zontians all - paragraphs, it eliminates the taking of shells block possibilities for a natural beach view. opening number of the follies - this year called 4. CROW IS NOT A PERSON: There is no such left. Follow what then becomes Casa Ybel Road to bouncing back and forth across the stage to the (whether live, sickly or totally dead), eliminates I hope the City-Council can come up with a policy "Razzle Dazzle". thing as Dr. CROW, despite a license plate on a for- Periwinkle Way and turn left. Return along the bike HotBox Girls' "Bushel and a Peck"*from "Guys for scenic preservation of the entire beach. Zonta's Musical Director Ed Reichert's affinity mer employee's car, CROW is a worldwide member- commercialization (beach chairs, etc.), protects path to meet the rest of us. There is a rest stop with and Dolls" had both audience and resort staff in Hazel Schuller for the islands began in 1988 with that year's pro- ship organization, professionally administered, gov- wildlife (even from human-carried germs), elim- water and restroom facilities are available. For safety, stitches. Sanibel duction of "I Do, I Do" in the Wakefield Room at erned by a board of directors. When you put a human inates differences with and therefore all conflicts there will be police escort for the walkers as we begin Two other notables ... "Luck Be a Lady" 'Tween Waters Inn and has continued through face on a wildlife organization, you are doomed. with nudists and is in harmony with the city's ... we got Newt on our route. numerous Lund-Cacioppo including the upcoming achieved just the mood and ambiance of Brando's Sky Masterson (also "Guys and Dolls") and the Those days are over. If there is a "face" to CROW, it plan of not interfering with beach erosion. Of the money raised, 25 percent of it stays locally, "Dames at Sea." And despite a few uneven colorful hand dance in "Me and My Baby" was is the injured raccoon that graces our logo. It also takes action in an area not contemplat- To the editor divided among an area soup kitchen in Fort Myers moments, his third Zontaganza Follies was a delightful (and garnered an encore performance). With a good heart, CROW is poised for a renais- ed by current city law, the control of signs on The Islander and Friends Who Care, an island organization help- sparkling, razzle-dazzling success. shirts, towels and skin. The city controls signs We lost our sense of balance in this country sever- George Parker had better watch his P's & Q's in First reports from the treasurers of the event are sance, one that is based on solid fundamentals and ing hungry families in crisis. The remaining 75 per- stable growth. CROW will show you it deserves your everywhere else and has apparently overlooked al decades ago. When the Democrats are in power, cent goes to more than 70 countries for family, health, the office because his office manager, his wife, that the response was overwhelming - by far the best in the five years that the organization has trust, your membership and your participation. We these areas. they tilt us one way. When the Republicans are in food production, water resource development and Ginger, has a whole new career out there just undertaken this fund raiser. Final figures will not be may not be as sexy, but we're going to be damn Here is my plan: power, they tilt us all the way to the other side. Bill vocational training. This assistance is provided by awaiting her first move. Ginger's "Cabaret" was as available until later this week, but all the local g°od! 1) The entire gulf-side beach will be fenced Clinton promised us changes - we got Newt. groups like CARE and Project Hope through other good as Liza's and the "When I go, I'll go like Zonta-supported programs should appreciate the off with rolls of razor wire. To say I have no love for politicians is to say that I major world relief organizations like Church World Elsie ..." bridge was even better. Joanne Marriott's Send in your membership check or donation today magnificent voice is made for Broadway and/or tremendous community support evinced on 2) A limited number of guarded beach access have no love for people. Politicians are only reflec- Services, which for more than 30 years has been (Box 150, Sanibel, 33957) and write 'To heck with touring musical comedy, and Janine Boardman's Saturday - and that was in addition to the support points will be established. tions of society. When I talk about a politician, then I the board!" or'To heck with Kubisz," But don't say feeding the hungry and sheltering the homeless rendition of the difficult Streisand number "Don't given the Kiwanis at their annual Spaghetti Dinner, am talking about the people he stands for, and to to heck to all the injured animals; the animals don't 3) A fee for entering the beach will be estab- through self-development designed to eradicate the Rain on My Parade" was perfection. Captiva's ABC Sale and Carnival and a BIG Arts some degree the politician him/herself . basic causes of these problems. deserve that. lished (user fees are the current in thing). Any well-done local "amateur" production - par- string quartet concert, to name just a few of the Most of us, according to statistics, consider our- Scott MarteH 4) Those entering the beach will be required Get sponsors, relatives, friends, neighbors to walk ticularly a musicale or revue - is likely to get an" evening's happenings. to remove all clothing and take a shower using selves Christians.I'd like to know then, how could a with you or pledge to pay any amount they wish for CROW board member Sanibel anti-bacterial cleanser before proceeding through person like Newt Gingrich hold such a powerful posi- your walk. Think big! Let's see if we can outdo our the check point before the beach. Nothing can be tion? Here's a politician who, on one hand, stands to neighbors in Cape Coral who have pledged to raise taken onto the beach. make millions and millions of dollars from a book $15,000 at the CROP Walk. Business Fiduciaries 5) People with tattoos will be declared in vio- about "Newt" being a public servant. He's a man who Enjoy another special day on Sanibel and walk for lation of the beach sign ordinances and will not attended a $50,000 per couple dinner that was raising hunger. Farms Partnerships be allowed onto the beach. money for a TV company that broadcast his lectures. Volunteer Committee 6) A complete search (so complete that it can- On the other hand, he is against raising the minimum of the 1995 Sanibel CROP Walk wage to $5.15 per hour. Do you think the "newt" 2050 Periwinkle Way Corporations Non-profit Organizations not be described in a family newspaper) will be Sanibel, FL 33957 made of all people leaving the beach. Anyone would accept minimum wage for writing his book? I removing sand will be fined. Anyone removing a don't even think his ghost writer would accept that DEAD OR ALIVE We prepare ALL returns shell will be jailed. What will happen to anyone figure. It would take a person earning minimum wage Islander says thanks Or Just Plain OLD! removing a live shell cannot be described here in about four years to make enough money to attend that $50,000 per couple dinner. for the support Fiberglass Tubs and Showers Replaced Now H&R BLOCK order to protect the feelings of the squeamish. With Beautiful Exciting Tile Fashions! 7) Approaches to the shore by boats will be While the "newt" is making his millions and mil- To the editor intercepted by the Sanibel Navy (to be estab- lions for being a public servant, he wants to kick the The Islander SANTBEL CREATIVE TILE COMPAM You can trust H&R Block. lished by a separate ordinance). poor out into the street to earn less than $5 per hour. This letter is to thank all of you for your continued 472-HLE (472-8453) OR 472-2853 It might be commented that this plan will end He wants to build orphanages which will cost a mint support, prayers and cards while we were up in to build and run. Does he have any plans to help edu- Michigan for two more cancer surgeries that I under- Serving YOU for 15 Years WOOSTERLANE all business at island resorts and will take all of 1711 Periwinkle Way, In The Sanibel Center the fun out of going to the beach. cate these people? went in the last eight months of being away.'Without PALM RIDGE PLAZA If that is true then my plan will also have I wonder why he wants to put prayer back into the the friends and prayers, that time away from this school systems? So the kids can pray that they don't solved the Periwinkle Way traffic problem. 472-1888 have to help the poor, or to ask for forgiveness for Please see LETTERS, page 9 16 *f T^ffe i'SL'ANDfefr' ' Ttiesciav?Feb.' '28,1995 Tuesday. Feb. 28.1995 THE ISLANDER 11 Obituaries 1968 continued from page 1 of the company we knew. Leonard said hello and we Arrangements by Phil Kiser Funeral Home Inc. Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce, senior war- It was repeated as truth that during many of these I have never met a more opinionated individual. Tucker Dean Curtis den of St. Michael and All Angles Episcopal Church, chatted. I knew him slightly from having talked with sojourns Leonard would overhear his host or hostess He was a vain egomaniac with an underlying charm him each time he came to see Monk's revues at the Tucker Dean Curtis, 16 months, of Sanibel, died former president of the Island Theater Wing/Pirate say they had called the Salvation Army or one of the that always seemed to win out. "Can't be done" were Upstairs at the Downstairs and Plaza 9-. Tuesday, Feb. 14, 1995, in Fort Myers. He was born Walter Klie Jr. Playhouse and the Lions Club. charitable institutions to pick up a few things they words long since banned from his vocabulary and Sept. 28, 1993, in Portland, Maine. Walter Klie Jr., 82, died Monday, Feb. 20,1995, at He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Elizabeth of During the course of the conversation he asked if I were disposing of. The list might have contained an understanding because he had the determination and would be interested in choreographing the Broadway Surviving are his parents, Donald Jones and Kelly HealthPark Care Center in Fort Myers. He was born Sanibel; two sons, Christopher Klie of Norfolk, Va., antique chest of drawers, an oversized side- staying power of a pit bull. edition he planned to put into rehearsal sometime in Caldwell Curtis; two brothers, Tyler Caldwell Curtis May 25,1912, in Cleveland. and Timothy Klie and his wife, Catherine, of Akron, board, side tables, fabulous This showman's ability to look at a stage in action March of 1968. He explained that negotiations had and Casey Jones Curtis; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Klie was a graduate of the University of Ohio; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and antique chairs, and scan its multiple facets was superhuman. It was been under way to use the Booth Theater. The Booth James Curtis of Sarasota and Rockport, Mass., and Virginia and a member of the Theta Delta Chai frater- a brother, Hamilton Klie and his wife, Ruth, from all encompassing. His well trained and experienced is a small jewel box of a theater on the uptown end of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Caldwell of Sanibel and nity. He served as a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy dur- Sanibel. vision saw performance values, an actor's Shubert Alley on West 45th Street. It is the perfect Turner, Me; great-grandparents, Mrs. Muriel Curtis of ing World War II and was a survivor of the sinking of A memorial service was held Saturday, Feb. 25, at personality, tempos, lighting, set pieces, cos- house for an intimate revue. Sarasota, Mrs. Mary Pulkinen of Livermore, Me., Mr. the U.S. Princeton. He retired in August 1974 from St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church on tumes, a minute gesture from a performer and Mrs. Lawrence Caldwell of Turner, Me.; and the Sherwin Williams Company in Cleveland, after Sanibel, with the Rev. William Dodd officiating. I said I was definitely interested and would have that irritated him, stage pictures.and even a numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. 36 years service. He and his family then moved to Memorial gifts may be made to St. Michael's church my agent Richard Seff contact him. I then totally dis- backdrop, curtain or cyclorama that was a missed it from my mind as the show had been post- fraction of an inch out of line. Memorial services were held Saturday, Feb. 18, at Sanibel the same year. or the Island Theater Wing/Pirate Playhouse on poned time and time again. I might add, I was also Sanibel Community Church. Mr. Klie was a former executive director of the Periwinkle Way on Sanibel. When he was a young performer in the the- trying to break myself of the habit of becoming wild- ater, Leonard had met and been taken (so to City's LCRWSA membership OK'd ly excited over a forthcoming project, only to be dis- speak) under the wing and tutelage of his men- mally disappointed when it didn't come to fruition. tor Noel Coward. Leonard was apt to quote this I'm positive that anyone witnessing a show on all-powerful and multi-faceted theater personali- Judah, Buskirk speak to council, defends water authority Broadway (unless they had ever dealt with a produc- ty when a situation arose that demanded some tion during its creation) could never begin to imagine tidy tidbit or sage words of advice about stage By Steve Ruediger plan lists specific facilities to be built by the authori- Van Buskirk responded that perhaps the plan need- the hours, days, weeks and months of discussions. craft or stage discipline that had been imparted Islander staff writer ty- ed to be rewritten. There are unending production meetings, casting him by the master. County Commissioner Ray Judah joined Lee Van Buskirk said the plan is flexible and if a better Davison suggested using "facilitate" instead of difficulties and violent differences of opinions, One of his pet peeves was the union rule gov- County Regional Water Supply Authority Executive alternative is suggested nobody would object. "design and construct." problems with members of the company and their erning musicians in Broadway theaters designated Director Paul Van Buskirk in explaining and defend- Why then is it necessary for the governments to Judah told the council there was a tremendous relationship to one another. You are constantly as "musical houses." The union had decreed, and it ing the LCRWSA to the Sanibel City Council accept the plan, asked Price. amount of misinformation about the LCRWSA and dealing with agents about contracts, salaries and had been accepted by the producers, that those pro- Tuesday, Feb. 21. Van Buskirk then started listing the advantages of that it was unfortunate Cape Coral pulled out. He said the material their client will be doing in the show. claimed musical theaters must employ a minimum The LCRWSA was originally formed by the Lee having the authority. Later in the discussion he con- water supplies know no political boundaries. One can't forget the hassles with the many writers number of musicians even though the current tenant County, Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Sanibel govern- tinued that list and it eventually included: data collec- Judah said there was no bureaucracy, that Van furnishing material used in a revue. There are of the theater was a straight play - drama or comedy - ments. The Cape Coral government has dropped out tion, water demand models, water supply models, Buskirk was the authority's only employee. always suggested cuts, additions, changes and and required no music. of it and the Island Water Association has been urg- water conservation programs, the availability of He said the County Commission supports the what have you. All in all, it is not a picture of This meant that a certain number of musicians ing Sanibel to drop out. longer term permitting through the authority, water authority even though it is not known what form the sublime love, peace and understanding but pri- were paid every week for doing absolutely nothing. At the end of Tuesday's discussion, Sanibel draw management planning, water reuse planning and authority will eventually take. marily committed time, energy and lots of hard Their check, at minimum musicians weekly wages, approved new LCRWSA membership and quorum lower cost financing for utilities. Judah pointed out the private utilities are taking work. It may look like pie in the sky, but it can was ready for them to pick up on pay day and they requirements needed because of Cape Coral's with- Councilwoman Daphne Miller asked Van Buskirk action on interconnects in reaction to the authority get down and dirty. Also, and this may sound hadn't tooted a toot. drawal. why he was.saying that Lee County Utilities would that they never took before. a little Merry Sunshine, but it isn't. If you Leonard found himself in just such a situation A primary objection to the authority's proposed build the well field facility in northern Lee County He also said that while the private utilities have truly enjoy your work - which I did - whatev- when one of the straight plays he produced was plan is that it includes having the authority to build when the plan said the authority would build it. long-term plans, they don't have the permits for those er is needed you do it. For me, it was well booked into a musical house. He simply couldn't face well and storage facilities in northern and eastern Lee Van Buskirk said the plan needed clarification. long-term plans and the LCRWSA is a way to get the worth it. the pay/no play and he forced the musicians to play County. It has been objected the authority should be Regarding interconnects between utilities, Van permits. My agent called Leonard, an agreement was walk in music from one of the side boxes. They also played during intermission and ended an advisory body not an operating body. Buskirk said those would be done by the utilities. Councilman Mark Westall said the plan could reached and in no time at all everything was signed, knickknacks sealed and delivered. the evening pleasuring the audience with walk-out Van Buskirk said the authority would never build a Councilman Bob Davison pointeS out the plan said bring water from areas such as Sanibel to areas which or what have you. music. He lost the revenue from the seats in one set facility unless requested by its members. the authority would "design and construct" those do not have enough water of their own. Therefore it Then the meetings at Leonard's commenced. Leonard somehow managed to be at the of stage-boxes, but he has the satisfaction of knowing Sanibel City Manager Gary Price pointed out the interconnects. would be encouraging development in areas which The full "New Faces" production staff would have delivery point at just the proper time. Before they the musicians were there at actor's half-hour and should not be developed. The people in those new cocktails and dinner at his town house several times a were displayed for sale, he had purchased the items stayed until final curtain, even a bit thereafter. fr 13M week. The meals were always prepared and served by continued from page 5 developed areas would then crowd Fort Myers Beach he wanted. Now here they were, safely and gloriously Leonard reported with great satisfaction that dur- and Sanibel to get to the beach for recreation. Leonard's miraculous housekeeper Ruth Dove. This displayed in every room of his own town house. ing the performance the musicians' poker games in Loflin said he realized the burden but his job is to property. Judah responded that a good land use plan would stylish black lady was an absolute treasure. She was I wish I could translate to paper by the use of many the basement with the stage-hands were the hottest on recommend what is beneficial for the environment Mayor Wally Kain thought setting the number at keep that from being a problem. in complete charge of all house management and no descriptive words the real Leonard Sillman I knew. the street. and so he was recommending the straight ecological one, not even Leonard, ever questioned why, when or Somehow he almost transcends that task, but I will three seemed rather arbitrary. how. No matter what vital details were being dis- viewpoint. City Attorney Bob Pritt thought it might have legal try. Next week: Rehearsals, opening and a rather swift The plan will also require the removal of lead Shell Museum from page 3 cussed or conversation in progress, when Ruth He smoked incessantly but always used an elegant closing of "New Faces of 1968." difficulties. But he pointed out that until it is put in an announced dinner was ready, everything ceased and trees, leaf acacia, air potato vine and Java plum. ordinance it is not law. holder on which he Councilman Mark Westall questioned whether the we gathered in the dining room and took our assigned chewed constantly like The plan calls for the encouragement of the cepted the position of founding director. Formerly places. lead tree is an exotic plant. He said he had been told the stem of a pipe. This consultant to the board, the world renowned conchol- Leonard's furniture and furnishings were leg- it was native. enforcement by the Sanibel Code Enforcement offi- highly complicated indi- ogist told of the facility's write-ups in Smithsonian endary. They were fantastic and each piece looked j|| BEACH Loflin assured him the lead tree is exotic. cer of the law requiring a permit to trim vegetation Magazine, and several others as well as mentions in vidual had a religious- 2240 Periwinkle Way along the beach. more valuable than the next. During his career he had ||!jFlooR& DECOR Sanibel, FL 33957 The plan bans the raking of beaches except for red National Geographic and numerous other publica- associated with the cream of the monied crop of New like fervor for the stage. tide removal and the removal of man-made items. Anne McCullough pointed out there is nothing in tions. He seemed most optimistic about the future of His complete dedication VERTICALS & M!N! BUND5 A WAPEFBES A. WALLPAPEfi A. FURMTUfE Yorkers and was always wined and dined at their CARPET 4 YtNY!. A CERWItC A WOOD The plan would limit storage of boats on the beach the plan to keep bicycles with wide tires from damag- the new Sanibel attraction. and devotion to the the- 463-2000 mansions. 19110 San Carlos Blvd. to areas wide enough and set a limit of three per ing the beach. According to Tovell, the builder hopes to hand ater was overpowering. "We Create Beautiful Lifestyles" Fort Byets Beach. over the keys this week and be cleaned up and out by 33931 MASTECTOMY March 17. However, a Certificate of Occupancy can- FITTINGS AND SHOPPING IN YOUR HOME-PRIWCT-ELy not be acquired from the city until a proper vegeta- BLINDS • WOOD • MINI • VERTICAL tion buffer has been established (possibly on two sides) and probably not until the construction CARMEN J. CARPET • CERAMIC TILE entrance has been blocked and the (up to now, DR .AULINO ignored) bridge entrance completed and open. 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'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through Moms' Coffee — Moms and children under 5 may join the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are Country Line Dancing — The American Legion Post 'Step' in Shape — Marie Mailloux's low impact exer- others at a mothers' coffee at 10:30 a.m., sponsored offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 1 and 2 p.m.. Meet at #123 on Sanibel offers country line dancing every cise class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 a.m. by Island Children's Co-op. Call Frankette Rinaldi at Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. The sessions are under the Into the Mangrove Forest — "Ding" Darling Refuge the foundation prior to the walk. Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour at the Sanibel Rec Center. $3 donation requested/free 472-8386 or Erika Pierce at 466-5692 for information. direction of Sandra Dee. Contact the legion at 472- babysitting available. Please call 395-2543 for infor- tour starts at 11 a.m. Call 472-1100. 9979. begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100. Living Again — FISH-sponsored support group for mation. Into the Mangrove Forest — "Ding" Darling Refuge Friendly Faces — FISH-sponsored group meets for grief recovery meets at 10:30 a.m. at the Sanibel 'Walk in the Wetlands1 — Exploratory trips through tour starts at 11 a.m. Call 472-1100 for additional infor- AA — Open meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael and All lunch at noon at Sanibel Community Church. Community Church. Call Topper Schram at 395-0130 the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour mation. Angels Episcopal Church. or FISH at 472-0404. offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 1 and 2 p.m.. Meet at begins at 9:30 am. Call 472-1100. BODYWALK — Sanibei Fitness Center program runs CROW Tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers the foundation prior to the walk. from 10:30 to 12:30 p.m. Free to members; $3 for non- Caregivers — FISH-sponsored Caregivers Support guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested (except CROW Tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers members. Call 395-BODY. guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested (except Portraiture — BIG Arts class taught by Tito Gay runs Group meets at 10 a.m. at the home of Topper for members and children under 12). Call 472-3644. Birding the Beach — Audubon program begins at 8 for members and children under 12). Call 472-3644. from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. $50 per class. Please call Schram on Bunting Lane on Sanibel. Call 395-0130 or a.m. on the causeway island closest to Sanibel. Meet CROW Tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers 395-0900. 472-0404. guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested (except Newcomers & Old-timers — Island group meets for on the east (lighthouse) side of the roadway. lunch at 11:30 a.m. at the Jacaranda. Reservations Self improvement — "Twelve Steps for Everyone" for members and children under 12). Call 472-3644. meets at 11 a.m. at Sanibel Community Church. Call AA — Closed women's meeting at 10 a.m. at Sanibel Quilling Demonstration — Island Seniors program are a must. Call 472-6940 for information. Sanibel Shell Fair & Show — 58th annual event 472-2684 for information. Congregational United Church of Christ. begins at 10 a.m. at the Island Civic Center. Call 472- Travel Film — Island Seniors enjoy a film about takes place on the grounds of the Sanibel Community 5743. Income Tax Assistance — [slanders 60 and over can Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $2 admission to Shell "Scotland" at 1 p.m. at the Island Civic Center. Call AA — Closed men's discussion meeting at Sanibel Orchid Course — Tom Tucker's orchid growing/care 472-5743 get help with their income tax returns from noon to 4 Show. Free admission to Shell Fair. Call 472-2155. Learning More About Yourself — Dr. Jay Oberman's p.m. at the Sanibel Public Library. The program is Congregational United Church of Christ at noon. class begins at 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Public Library. Call 472-6940. course for BIG Arts begins at 10 a.m. at the center. sponsored by the IRS and AARP. AA — Closed meeting at 9 a.m. at Captiva Community Sculpture for Adults I! — Marjorie Bronsted's course A Brisk Gallop Through Art History — BIG Arts Call 395-0900. at BIG Arts begins at 1 p.m. $12.50 per class. Call Center. Line dancing — No partners needed to enjoy coun- class with instructors Anne Badgely, Jack Jaqua and Canterbury Tales — BIG Arts course with instructor 3965-0900. Arline Leven begins at 1:30 p.m. $10 for single class. Bob Miller begins at 10:30 a.m. $40 for series or $5 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through try/western line dancing with Island Seniors' instructor Children's Art — At BIG Arts, Marjorie Bronsted con- the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are Call 395-0900. per session. Call 395-0900. Bridge for Fun — Island Seniors session begins at 1 David Bennett. Beginners at 1 p.m., advanced at 1:30 ducts two separate classes: for 6 to 8 year olds from 9 offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 1 and 2 p.m.. Meet at p.m. at Sanibe! Community Center. Wear loose, com- to 10:30 a.m., and for 9 to 12 year olds from 10:45 p.m. at the Island Civic Center. Call 472-5743. CROW Tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers the foundation prior to the walk. fortable clothing. $2 for members; $4 for non-mem- School Age Story Hour — Sanibel Library program a.m. to 12:15 p.m. $10 per single session. Call 395- for youngsters in kindergarten, first and second grades guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested (except bers. Call 472-5743. 0900 for information. Paint Along 1995 — Carol Hagerman teaches water- Shell Island Garden Club — Island group meets at 1 begins at 3 p.m. Call 472-2483. for members and children under 12). Call 472-3644. p.m. in the meeting room at the Sanibel Library. color course starting at 10 a.m. $12.50 per class. Call Bridge Course — Play of the Hand and Defensive 'Step' in Shape — Marie Mailloux's low impact exer- Life Member Luncheon — SCCF holds special 395-0900. Strategy Bridge course continues at the Sanibel Nature Cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation cise class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 a.m. Great Books III — Frank Vaughn's discussion course Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise awards luncheon starting at 11:30 a.m. at the Sundial at the BIG Arts Center begins at 1:30 p.m. $3 per ses- Community Center from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Call 472- at the Sanibel Rec Center. $3 donation requested/free Friendly Faces — FISH-sponsored group meets for 2155 for information. aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 Beach Resort on Sanibel. Reservations are a must. sion. Call 395-0900. babysitting available. Call 395-2543 for information. Call 472-9566. lunch at noon at Sanibel Community Church on p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please Periwinkle Way. call 472-5300 for additional information or reserva- Nature Cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Great Decisions — BIG Arts workshop runs from 2 to Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour 4 p.m. at the center. $4 per session. Call 395-0900. tions. Seniors Bowling — Island Seniors bowling group Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100. takes to the lanes at Fort Myers Beach Bowl on San BODYWALK — Sanibel Fitness Center program runs aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 from 10:30 to 12:30 p.m. Free to members; $3 for non- AA — Open meeting, 11th step discussion, is held at Carlos Boulevard at 1:30 p.m. $5.50 per person. Call p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please The Calusa: Society in the Mangroves — "Ding" lyengar Yoga — Pamela Woertzel's course at BIG 472-5743. members. Call 395-BODY. call 472-5300 for additional information or reserva- Darling Refuge program begins at 2 p.m. Call 472- 6:30 p.m. at Sanibel Community Church. Arts begins at 9:30 a.m. The cost for the series is $48 tions. 1100. or $10 per session. Call 395-0900. Country/Western Dance — Island Seniors fund-rais- Painting & Drawing A-Z III — Class taught by Gale CROW Tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers Bennett meets from 1:30-4:30 p.m. at BIG Arts, 900 guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested (except Visually Impaired Group — FISH-sponsored group ing dance runs from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Island Civic Bingo — Weekly bingo games continue at Sanibel • 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through Dunlop Road. $12.50 per session. Call 395-0900 for for members and children under 12). Call 472-3644 for meets at 3 p.m. in the downstairs meeting room of the Center on Library Way. Open to all - all ages. $5 per Community Center. Doors open at 7 p.m.; play begins the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are information. information. at 7:30. Call 472-2155 for information. Sanibel Public Library. Call Eileen Joy at 437-0047. person. Call 472-5743. offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 1 and 2 p.m.. Meet at the foundation prior to the walk. Beginning Conversational Spanish — Mario Patrizi Nature Cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation AA — Closed discussion meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Sculpture for Adults II — Marjorie Bronsted's course Introductory Nature Photography — BIG Arts class teaches course at the BIG Arts Center from 1:30 to at BIG Arts begins at 1 p.m. $12.50 per class. Call Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. Water aerobics — The pool at the Rec Center on by Bob Lindholm runs from 7 to 9 p.m. at the center. 3:30 p.m. Call 395-0900. 3965-0900. $12.50 per class. Call 395-0900. aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 San-Cap Road is reserved for an Island Seniors water p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please aerobics program at 10 a.m. Call the Rec Center at Friendship Bridge — Sanibel Congregational Church call 472-5300 for additional information or reserva- Bridge for Fun — Island Seniors session begins at 1 Slng-a-Long Mixer — Bat Yam holds social sing-a- Rotary — Island club meets for breakfast at 7:30 a.m. 472-0345 or Island Seniors at 472-5743 for additional hosts weekly bridge game from 1:30 to 4: p.m. $2 per tions. p.m. at the Island Civic Center. Call 472-5743 for infor- long at Sanibel Congregational Church at 7:30 p.m. at the Hungry Heron restaurant. Visiting Rotarians wel- information. person. Call Gertrude Ford at 395-1770. come. Call 395-0512. mation. CCA Forum — Captiva Civic Association holds open Lions — Island club meets for dinner at the Sanibel Arthritis Water Exercise — Class meets at the Community Center at 6:30 p.m. Visiting Lions wel- Nature Cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- Shell Island Garden Club — Island organization forum at 7:30 p.m. at the Captiva Civic Center to dis- Sanibel Shell Fair & Show — 58th annual event Sanibel Rec Center pool at 11 a.m. Call Coby at 472- dation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard cuss island issues. Visitors welcome. come. Call 395-1952. takes place on the grounds of the Sanibel Community 0345 for information. meets at 1 p.m. in the meeting room at the Sanibel Captiya Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. Public Library. Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $2 admission to Shell from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call Life Drawing — Bob York's BIG Arts class starts at Marine Biology — Marine Habitat Foundation slide Show. Free admission to Shell Fair. Call 472-2155. The Calusa: Society in the Mangroves — "Ding" South Seas at 472-5300 for additional information or 7:30 p.m. $50 for the series; $12.50 per class. Call show and lecture will be held at Barrier Island Darling Refuge program begins at 2 p.m. Call 472- reservations. Great Books III — Frank Vaughn's discussion course 395-0900. Research Laboratory on Tarpon Bay Road at 7 p.m. Advanced Tap — Merle Rauscher's class at BIG Arts 1100. at the BIG Arts Center begins at 1:30 p.m. $3 per ses- Call 472-3558. runs from 8:15 to 9:30 a.m. $55 for series. Call 395- Fishing Club — Island group meets at the Sanibel sion. Call 395-0900. Shell Club — Island organization meets at 8 p.m. at 0900. Nature Cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- Community Center at 6 p.m. Call 472-2155. Sanibel Community Center. Legion Auxiliary — American Legion group meets at dation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard Nature Cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- 7 p.m. at Post #123 on San-Cap Road. Call 472-9979. Drop-in — Island Seniors gather for coffee and con- Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. AA — Open discussion meeting at 6:30 p.m. at dation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard AA — Closed discussion meeting at Sanibel versation at the Island Civic Center on Library Way at from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call Captiva Community Center. Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. Congregational United Church of Christ at 8 p.m. Color for Watercolorlsts — Liz White's class at BIG 9:30 a.m. South Seas at 472-5300 for additional information or from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call Arts meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. $12.50 per class. reservations. Sanibel hams — Sanibel Emergency Radio Amateur South Seas at 472-5300 for additional information or Call 395-0900. 'Walk In the Watiands' — Exploratory trips through Unit meets at Sanibei City Hall at 7 p.m. Visitors wel- reservations. the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are come. Call Jerry Deutscher, KC4PTX, at 472-5130. ICIwanls — Club members meet for breakfast at 7:30 AA — Wednesday Women's group meets at 7:30 p.m. Bingo — Weekly bingo games continue at Sanibel offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 1 and 2 p.m.. Meet at Bailey Tract Bird Walk — Birding expedition of Bailey a.m, at the Hungry Heron. Visiting Kiwanis welcome. at the Sanibel Congregational Church. Community Center. Doors open at 7 p.m.; play begins 'Iv v'omij.tiion •_ ' ii i , ;l, -all' Tract on Tarpon Bay Road begins at 7:30 a.m. Call Yoga — Murari Brian Healey teaches stress reduction, Caii 472-1537. relaxation and flexibility program from 7:30 to 9:30 at 7:30. Please call the SCA at 472-2155 for informa- 472-1100. p.m. at the Sanibel Fitness Center. $10 for single ses- tion. sion. Call 395-1787. ! Sanibel Shell Fair & Show — 58th annual event • ' • • 5 ". r . '., '.'••" renter, S*" Introductory Nature Photography — BIG Arts class takes place on the grounds of the Sanibel Community Duplicate Bridge — Joyce Truitt directs bridge game by Bob Lindholm runs from 7 to 9 p.m. at the center. Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $2 admission to Shell at 7:30 p.m. $3 at the door. Call 472-2155. $12.50 per class. Call 395-0900. ~C r.m. at Show. Free admission to Shell Fair. Call 472-2155. Audubon Class — Final bird identification class starts Life Drawing — Bob York's BIG Arts class starts at .1 I "I " Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. Call 7:30 p.m. $50 for the series; $12.50 per class. Cail avt&sday Breakfast •• Sanibel Congregational begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100 for additional infor- 472-2155. 395-0900. ^.-lurch of Christ holds continental breakfast at Explore the Baifev Tract —- Tour of "Ding" Darling FACT — Friday at the Center Talk at the SCCF begins mation. . •.„• a.m. followed by program in Fellowship Hall. Call Refuge section on southern end of Tarpon Bay Road St. Isabel's Women's Guild — St. Isabel Catholic at 10 a.m. $2. Call 472-2329. Shell Club — Island organization meets at 8 p.m. at 472-0497 or 466-7830. begins at 8:30 a.m. Gail 472-1100. CROW Tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers Church group meets at 9 p.m. Guests are welcome. Call 472-1092. Sanibel Community Center. Arthritis Water Exercise — Class meets at the guided tour at 1 p.m. $3 donation requested (except , Intermediate Tap !! — Merle Rauscher teaches Beach walk — Touch tank presentation and guided Sanibel Rec Center pool at 11 a.m. Call 472-0345. for members and children under 12). Call 472-3644 for AA — Closed discussion meeting at Sanibel course at BIG Arts from 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. Call 395- walk begins at 8:45 a.m. at the Sanibel-Captiva TUESDAY, MARCH 7 information. Congregational United Church of Christ on Periwinkle 0900. Conservation Foundation. Bring your car. Fee by donation. Gall 472-2329 for information. CROW Tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers FLOWMOBILE — State of Florida's mobile licensing Way at 8 p.m. guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested (except Nature Cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- bureau sets up shop in Bailey's parking lot from 8:30 Early Bird Special on Foot — "Ding" Darling Refuge a.m. to 4 p.m. Please call 433-6552 for additional Sanibel Shell Fair & Show — 58th annual event for members and children under 12). Call 472-3644. dation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard tour begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100 for additional information. takes place on the grounds of the Sanibel Community Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. To have your island activity featured information. Reservation Deadline — Today's the last day to Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $2 admission to Shell from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call Beginning Tap — Joy Schein's course for beginners in TOE ISLANDER'S Community Cal- Show. Free admission to Shell Fair. Call 472-2155. reserve your spot for the March 6 SCA meeting. Call South Seas at 472-5300 for additional information or Preschool Story Hour — Sanibe! Public Library story 472-2155-before noon! at BIG Arts runs from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the center. endar, mail the appropriate Information sessions for youngsters ages 2-5 - accompanied by an reservations. Call 3950900. to: adult - begin at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Call 472-2483. 'Step' In Shape — Marie Mailloux's low impact exer- cise class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 a.m. Creative Writing - Annie Cook's course for BIG Arts Sanibel hams — Sanibel Emergency Radio Amateur begins at 1 p.m. $10 per session. Call 395-0900. Beach walk — Touch tank presentation and guided 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through at the Sanibel Rec Center. $3 donation requested/free Unit is on the air at 7:30 p.m. Sanibel frequency: walk begins at 8:45 a.m. at the Sanibel-Captiva THE ISLANDER the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are babysitting available. Call 395-2543 for information. Nature Cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation 146.79, pi of 173.8. Unit welcomes check-ins by visit- Conservation Foundation. Bring your car. Fee by offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 1 and 2 p.m.. Meet at ing hams. Call Jerry Deutscher, KC4PTX, at 472- donation. Call 472-2329 for information about the R0. Box 56, Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darting Refuge tour Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise the foundation prior to the walk. aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 5130. walk. begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100. Sanibel, PL 33957 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please Current Events — BIG Arts-sponsored discussion call 472-5300 for additional information. AA — Closed step meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael Basic Bridge — Class taught by Ann Green begins at ciroup meets from 10 a.m. to noon at the center. $3 a More Unsung Women — Ingeborg Mauksch's class and All Angels Episcopal Church on Periwinkle Way 9 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. Call 472- Or FAX it to 472-5302. session. Call 395-0900 for information. at BIG Arts begins at 10 a.m. Call 395-0900. 2155. Please see next page on Sanibel. . Feb. 28,1995 Tuesday. Feb. 28.1995 THE ISLANDER 15 SCCF open house a success despite afternoon rain What's Playing Feb. 28 to March 7 By Steve Ruediger rather than keeping them like in a zoo. Other events at the open house included Charlie Islander staff writer A special effort will be made to grow five species Jenkins on the guitar, a demonstration of habitat man- SANIBEL & CAPTIVA Island Cinema Off Beach Players Premier Season of Comedies George and Leone Graham swept the annual that are not now abundant on Sanibel: Julia, mala- agement and hot dog eating. Pirate Playhouse 25 Tarpon Bay Road 472-1701 Kiwanis Theater Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation photo con- chite, queens, viceroys and soldiers. 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 A newly renovated two-theater complex 1630 Woodford Ave. 472-9357 test Monday, Feb. 20, at the open house at the SCCF Coming attraction: There were 71 entries in the wildlife photo contest. • A.R. Gurney's 'The Cocktail Hour", directed by Robert • "Nobody's Fool" starring Paul Newman. Rated R. on Sanibel. About 750 people had visited the facility Raising the roof at toil facility Show times are 7 and 9:15 p.m. • "On Golden Pond" opens March 16. Tickets are $12 George Graham came in first with a picture of two Cacioppo, offers a witty look at the complications that before rains and winds drowned out the festivities at • "Just Cause" starring Sean Connery. Rated R. Show for adults and $6 for theater-goers aged 17 and under. great blue herons. His wife Leone was second with a A contract for replacing the roof at the Sanibel can occur in a Northeastern upper class Wasp family. about 1 p.m. The regular performance schedule is Monday through times are 7:05 and 9:05 p.m. Please contact Vince Kelly at 472-9357 for group rates. picture of a tri-colored heron. George also won third Causeway toll facility was to come up for Saturday at 8 p.m.; Wednesday matinee at 2 p.m. Matinees Saturday and Sunday at 4 p.m. Tickets are Special note: Please call for further information and SCCF Executive Director Erick Lindblad called place with a great great egret photo. approval before the Lee County Commission on Tickets are $19 for evening performances and $14 for $6 for adults, $3.75 for seniors and children 11 and price of Special Dinner Theater Evenings on March 17 the day a success. Melissa Lawlor won the nature sounds (bird call- Wednesday, Feb. 22. under. Check Friday for current listing. and 18. matinees. People got their first look at the new Lolly Cohen ing) contest for kids. Two other young people partici- The low bidder was Freedom Aluminum Memorial Butterfly House, which is soon to be dedi- • "Mama Drama," a beautiful, warm and touching drama Harborside Convention Center pated. Services of Fort Myers with a total bid of about women and motherhood in the 1990s, will be per- FORT MYERS cated in a private ceremony. Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall 1373 Monroe St. 334-4958 At first no adults could be talked into entering the $71,870. The contract grants the bid recipient 210 formed Thursday and Saturday at 2 p.m. and Sundays 8099 College Parkway 481-4849 • Roger Williams, the Icon of the Ivories, wjll perform in Dee Serage said the facility will be "a butterfly adult contest. But finally a few were talked into enter- days to complete the work. at 8 p.m. until March 26. Evening shows are $19, mati- • The Southwest Florida Symphony, with Maestro Pau| concert at 8:15 p.m., Tuesday, March 7. Tickets are head start program" which will release the insects ing. Cherie Bergsten won with a loon imitation. nees $14. Nadler conducting and guest pianist Edward Gordon, $18.50 and $15.50. Tickets can be purchased at the box will perform in concert at 8 p.m., Saturday, March 4. office or call Ticketmasters at 287-8844 or 334-3309. Old Schoolhouse Theater Only balcony seats remain at $13. 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 0 "101 Dalmatians," a live stage version that is a pure Lee County Civic Center • Cole Porter's "Anything Goes," J.T. Smith's new adap- delight for adults and children alike, will be performed at 11831 Bayshore Rd., North Fort Myers tation of the classic musical comedy with many hit 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., Sunday, March 5. Tickets are $9.50. 543-7469 tunes, is currently playing to sold-out houses. (The final Coming attraction: Coming attraction: performance Saturday, March 4.) • "Camelot," with its beloved score including "If Ever I • Vince Gill and Patty Loveless will perform in concert at •^m The regular performance schedule is 8 p.m., Monday Would Leave You" and "Camelot," will be performed at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, March 9. Tickets are $24.50. through Saturday with a 2 p.m. Wednesday matinee and 7:30 p.m., Thursday, March 9. Tickets are $42, $32 and a 4 p.m. sunset performance. Tickets for evening shows $26. NAPLES are $19; matinees and sunsets $17.50. Naples Philharmonic Center Arcade Theater 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd., 597-1900 BIG Arts Center 2267 First St. 332-6736 • "Crazy For You," Broadway's smash hit musical with 900 Dunlop Road 395-0900 Coming attraction: many Gershwin tunes, will be performed at 8 p.m., « Jazz at BIG Arts presents Jack Lewis and his All Stars « J.T. Smith's hit revue "Showstopper^". takes to the Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 1, in "A Musical Portrait of Duki Ellington," at 7:30 p.m., stage at 8 p.m., Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 2, 3 and 4, and at 7 p.m., Sunday, March 5. Tickets are Saturday, March 4. Tickets are $14 (at the door) 16,17 and 18. There will be a 2 p.m. matinee, Sunday, $65. There will also be 2 p.m. matinees Saturday and In the galleries: March 19 Tickets are $15.50 for all performances. Sunday, March 4 and 5. Tickets are $55. • Phillips Gallery - New exhibition of work by Anthony • Royal Ballet of Flanders presents "Cinderella" at 8 Rice and Craig Rubadoux. Claibourne & Ned Foulds Theater p.m., Tuesday, March 7. Tickets are $46. » Founders Gallery - Work by Mark Doleys and Audrey McGregor at Royal Palm Square 939-2787 In The Philharmonic galleries: W:HE NEW HOMES Kirschner. ® 'Tintypes," the spring production of Edison Community « Currently showing are "A Tibetan Experience" and College Theater, will be performed March 1, 2, 3 and 4 Both shows opening March 1 and run through March "Paintings" by Robert Vickrey. (Through April 8). Docent at 8 p.m. There will be a special matinee Saturday, guided tours are available Monday through Saturday at 26. There will a reception for both shows Sunday, March March 4, at 2 p.m. General admission is $5. 5, from 4 to 6 p.m. Gallery hours are 1 to 4 p.m., daily. 11 a.m. theater schedule permitting. Gallery admission is $3 for adults and $1.50 for students. Broadway Palm Dinner Theater Sanibel Island Comedy Club 1380 Colonial Blvd. 278-4422 Sanibel-Captiva Road Naples Dinner Theatre • "42nd Street," a tap dancing extravaganza, opens 1025 Piper Boulevard North 337-1101 Loco's Island Grill and Cantina 472-8833 Thursday, March 2. It features the adorable and talented • Opening Wednesday, March I, will be comedy headlin- • Currently playing is "Sugar," the delightful musical Pattie Ford as the stagestruck ingenue Peggy Sawyer. comedy based on the all-time hit film "Some Like It Hot." er Mike Rivera and his "High Energy Hilarity." Show time Direction is by Ray Ogden. The production plays at the Call for reservations and please remember - men must is 9 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday. 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Prices subject to change without notice. ©1995 DCI Communities: Tuesday. Feb. 28. 1995 THE ISLANDER 17 Asparagus soup for six and an easy curried chicken dish The two following recipes are my versions of ones vegetables and swordfish in a saffron sauce. Then Tuesday, came Chef Mike's "killer" dessert. The name of this Feb. 28,1995 I recently found in cooking magazines. If I remem- 16 bered where, I would give them credit. I made both WHAT'S gorgeous creation was "Cupid's Temptation." Chef Arts Leisure Mike definitely does not skimp on heavy cream, eggs the way they were published, then I cut out a step and simplified it. This did not affect the quality or the fla- COOKING? or butter. He uses the real things. vor. Not too many of us have the time or inclination I have to be honest and admit I have not made this A review to make recipes that take three to four steps. By Bobbie Sharp dessert except for the ganache. This whole dessert is Art news definitely for all you "chocoholics" out there. ASPARAGUS SOUP FOR SIX Why don't you call Chadwick's some evening and An exciting evening at BIG Arts 1/4 cup butter Place the steel blade in your food processor and find out when this fantastic dessert is going to be on A one-day trunk show 1/2 cup chopped onion with the motor running, drop in the garlic, jalapeno the menu. I am not going to make it so I will not at Sanibel Gallery 1 large stalk of celery, trimmed and chopped and ginger. Blend until it is a coarse mix. Heat the oil write it all up, except for the ganache. This is easy to with Loren, Wright and Izbitser 3 1/2 cups chicken stock in a large pan over medium heat. Add the onion and make and keeps for a week in the refrigerator. Use it "Nostalgic Architecture of Clay," a one-day cook until it is just tan. Add two tablespoons water to fill cakes, make a souffle, to decorate pastries or trunk show by Windy Meadows Pottery, will be By Frank Wagner will always be one of Loren's magnetic charms is his 2 boxes frozen chopped asparagus, thawed and the blend from the food processor; stir and cook cookies or over ice cream. held Thursday, March 2, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Islander staff writer smile. It bespeaks sincerity, love and a mighty wish and drained The Phillips Gallery at the BIG Arts Center on 1 medium baking potato, peeled and chopped five minutes. Add the cinnamon, cardamom, cloves at the Sanibel Gallery at 1628 Periwinkle Way. to please. CHEF MIKE'S GANACHE Sanibel was aglow with excitement Satur-day, Feb. 2 tablespoons fresh basil and pepper. Stir in the rest of the water and bay Jan Richardson of Windy Meadows Pottery Throughout the evening of arias and duets by 2 pounds semi-sweet chocolate, cut into pieces 11. There was that special something in the air that Salt and white pepper leaves, coriander, cumin, cayenne, turmeric, salt and will be in the gallery on that day. She'll be show- Mozart, Puccini, Giordano, Donizetti, Verdi and 1 quart heavy cream happens only when an audience's anticipation is at 1 cup light cream tomatoes. Bring it to a boil and cook until most of the ing her clay houses that evoke such feelings of Rossini, Loren gave us the opportunity to admire his 2 tablespoons Chambord fever pitch. Fresh basil leaves, cut chiffonade for garnish liquid has evaporated. Add the chicken and stir until nostalgia for a time when life was much simpler fine characterizations and use of the language being Place the cream in a heavy pan and slowly bring it Why all the excitement? It is easily explained. Melt the butter in a large heavy pan placed over it is well coated. Cover and let it simmer 25 minutes, and easier. sung. He is now acting each role and presents some to a boil. Watch so it will does not scorch. Stir in the The houses range in size from 4 inches to 17 Baritone Nicholas Loren, who seems a bit like our characteristic gestures, moves and attitudes that medium heat. Add the onion and celery, cook until it stirring occasionally. Before serving, remove the cin- namon and bay leaves. Serve over the rice and gar- chocolate and the Chambord. Remove it from burner inches high. Each one has an unusual embellish- own home town boy (he is the son of islanders Ann greatly enhance the singing. is soft. Do not let it brown. Add the stock, asparagus, and Al Park), was coming home to perform for us. nish with the minced ciiantro. This serves six. and stir until the chocolate is melted and the mix is ment that brings each one to life immediately - a Fortunately or unfortunately, as in most areas of potato, basil, salt and pepper. Bring it to a boil, turn to We would have the glorious opportunity to see and cool. When it is room temperature, place it in a cov- dog under the "wooden porch," a flowering vine entertainment, happenstance has much to do with the simmer, cover and cook 25 minutes. Puree it in batch- hear the artistic strides this promising young opera Do not forget to sign up for the March 7 cooking ered container and refrigerate. When ready to use, trailing the "tin roof or an old quilt hanging moving forward of a career. It is often called being es in a blender. Return it to the pan and whisk in the singer had taken since his last BIG Arts concert class, "Viva La Chef," held at Chadwick's Restaurant remove from refrigerator and bring to room tempera- over the "railing." prepared and in the right place at the right time. cream. Reheat it slowly. When ready to serve, ladle it appearance. at South Seas Plantation on Captiva. ture. For further information, call 472-3307. Loren is prepared. He now needs the right place into warm soup cups and garnish with the basil chif- Over a period of time and several island appear- fonade. I attended the February class, which was conduct- Bobbie Sharp has been cooking for family and ances, Loren has grown into a potential opera person- and the right time for further fulfillment. The wheels ed by Executive Sous Chef David Scott and this are in motion. friends for over 50 years. She has studied under 'Body and Soul' ality who seems ready to step through the door The next is a simple chicken curry dish. We think area's best pastry chef, Mike Ahmadi. We started Chef Tel and Julie Dannenbaum the Creative marked "star." Soprano Kathryn Wright seemed a little hesitant at this is better if made the day ahead and then with a buffalo mozzarella served on a bed of baby Cooking School in Philadelphia. She and her hus- opens at Aboriginals first but vocally and character wise, grew nicely as A new exhibition and sale of museum-quality Our first introduction to Loren's voice and being rewarmed. Serve it with white rice. greens and coated with an excellent balsamic vinai- band, Thomas, moved to Sanibel in 1980 from held great promise. During each proceeding concert the evening progressed. She came strongly into her grette. This was followed by fettuccine with grilled Berwyn, Pa. carved and cast human and animal figures from own in the second part. tribal cultures of Africa, Aboriginal Australian new things were happening. The voice had become EASY CURRIED CHICKEN Pianist Alexander Izbitser is not only a superior and Native America will go on display at richer, more controlled, with much more support and 10 garlic cloves, peeled accompanist but a superb solo pianist. His playing of Aboriginals: Art of the First Person Friday, sustaining power. The stage presence has been 2 jalapenos, trimmed and seeded (wear rubber allowed, in fact nurtured, to grow and grow to that Liszt's "Concert Paraphrase of Rigoletto" was out- Arts potpourri March 3. The display will run through March 31, gloves) status equal to performing in the perfectly described standing - technically and emotionally. Andrew Kurtz, assistant conductor of the 1995. 1/4 cup fresh ginger root, chopped "grand opera." Loren's love of performing was also But it was first and foremost an evening of triumph BIG Arts offers a musical Southwest Florida Symphony and recognized arts Among the objects on display will be ancestor 1/4 cup safflower oil being given full vent. for Nicholas Loren, his companions and his many portrait of Duke Ellington educator, will lead these informative and entertain- and bush figures from West and Central Africa, 2 medium onions, minced One great natural asset that has never changed and island well wishers. The Jack Lewis All-Stars will present a musical ing talks covering the life and operas of Mozart, lost wax bronze castings from Ghana and Cote 1 cup water portrait of Duke Ellington at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, d'lvorie, totemic figures from Australia's Verdi and Puccini. 2 whole cinnamon sticks March 4, in the Phillips Gallery at the BIG Arts The schedule: Arnhemland and Athurst Island and Native 1 tablespoon cardamom Center on Sanibel. The All-Stars will feature Jack American pottery effigies, beaded figures and A week of rewiews © Tuesday. March 7 - A Taste of Mozart 1 tablespoon cloves Lewis (drums, leader, narrator), John Lamb (bass), • Tuesday, March 14 - A Taste of Verdi carved animal fetishes. The artistry of native 1/2 teaspoon pepper Buster Cooper (trombone), John Wayne (saxo- carvers and the fascinating stories behind their « Tuesday, March 21 - A Taste of Puccini Theater-goers enjoy a wide variety 3 bay leaves phone) and Jean Packard (piano). The cost for the luncheon-lecture is $14 per indi- works will bee explored in detail. All objects on 3 tablespoons coriander Admission is $14 (tickets at the door). display are available for purchase. vidual session or just $40 for the entire series. 1 tablespoon cumin Space is limited and to guarantee your place please The gallery's hours are 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., of entertainment treats across Southwest Florida 1 teaspoon cayenne Sanibel Music Festival announces Monday through Saturday, and noon to 4:30 mail, by March 3, a check made payable to the By Frank Wagner English and facial expressions depicting a distinctive 1/4 teaspoon turmeric series of opera lecture/luncheons p.m., Sunday. The gallery is located at 2340 Islander staff writer Sanibel Musical Festival indicating date(s) you mood and you have a word portrait of conductor 11/2 teaspoon salt The Music Festival lecture luncheons will be with to attend, to Sanibel Music Festival - Opera Periwinkle Way (The Village). For further infor- The Naples Philharmonic Center for the Arts had Temirkanov. 2 pounds boned, skinned, chicken breasts cut held at J. Todd's Island Attitudes Grill (located at Lecture/Luncheons. 15970 Lake Candlewood mation, call 395-2200. two phenomenal events, one after the other. First The orchestral reading of Tchaikovsky's into strips Donax at Middle Gulf Drive on the premises of the Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33908. Or, call 466-5056. came the Royal Philharmonic with Uri Temirkanov Ramada Inn. Symphony No. 5 was probably one of the most excit- 1 pound tomatoes cored, peeled and chopped Alliance Auxiliary sponsors conducting, and then, the next two nights, the ing I've ever experienced. Hubbard Street Dance Chicago gave performances Ciiantro minced for garnish • 8th Annual Arts & Crafts Fair that could only be called astounding. Hubbard Street Dance Chicago For the eighth consecutive year, the Lee The BIG Arts Music series presented a sold-out The Phil County Alliance of the Arts' Auxiliary members jazz concert with pianist Dick Hyman and bassist Saturday, Feb. 28 are presenting their annual Arts & Crafts Fair on Bob Haggart. If you enjoy watching a company of unusually the grounds of the alliance campus at the corner And then there was Engelbert Feb. 12 at the well trained dancers whirl themselves into action of McGregor and Colonial boulevards in Fort Harborside Convention Hall in Fort Myers. with unbounding joy, you should have been at "The Myers, Saturday and Sunday, March 4 and 5, Phil" to see the Hubbard Street Dancers on Saturday The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or Sunday night, Feb. 28 and 29. The fair, which will feature offerings from with Yuri Temirkanov conducting The Phil It has been a long time since I've been so over 100 vendors, includes a fine arts area and is impressed with so many individual performers in one open to the public. Parking and admission to the Friday, Feb. 17 One could fill a volume with kudos and over- company. No one hides his or her individual person- grounds will be free; food and beverage conces- ality under the stylistic demands of the artistic direc- sions will be available. whelming complimentary phrases about this evening with the The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. But suf- tor or choreographer. It makes not an ounce of differ- ence if these fresh and attractive dancers be male or 5 fice to say, the orchestral techniques, the interpreta- P.M. A Al female; tall or short; in solo, duo, trio, quartet or Day A.M. Vince's art work displayed tion, the solos, the ensembles, the tempos, the over- - Breakfast - 12:32pm 11:40 6:41 ensemble; their enthusiasm is electric and their pas- Tues. at Captjva Civic Association all presentation and emotional drive were perfection. From 7:30 AM Mdn.-Sat. Wed. 12:47 7:07 sionate love for dance is always apparent. 1:06 7:29 The opening reception for artist Janet Vince The first part of the program was Elgar's Variation $2.95 to $6,95 Thurs. 12:22 on an Original Theme. There were 14 variations in all I have watched this company over a number of Fri. 1:07 1:22 7:51 will be Sunday, March 5, from noon until 2 p.m. - Lunch - 8:09 and each had it own descriptive values. At times the years and each time they seem to move a step upward Sat. 1:46 1:46 She is an exuberant artist with a zest for life. She and dance better. From 11:00 AM Mon.-Sat.: Sun. 2:32 2:13 8:27 was born in Surrey, England, and at the age of themes were lush, other times soaring, at time pianis- 8:53 One might question the types of choreography the $2.95 to $7.25 Mon. 3:26 2:48 13 she had to choose between the study of art simo, and then, a percussive crescendo. company presents on one program but you can never and languages. Languages were chosen so from After intermission Temirkanov masterfully guided - Dinner- his musicians through a thoroughly satisfying and question the dedication and excitement of these From 5:00 Daily then until five years ago she did no art work. dancers in performance. It was painting the colorful fish on the outside emotionally electrifying reading of Tchaikovsky's $4.50 to $23.25 The program opened with choreographer Tyla of Timbers Restaurant on Tarpon Bay Road that Symphony No. 5. Tharp's "Baker's Dozen" with music composed by renewed her interest in art. She has been busy The French horn solo of the familiar theme was - Sunday Brunch - Willie "The Lion" Smith and played, via recording, creating since then. hauntingly beautiful, the waltz in the third movement From 9:00 AM by pianist Dick Hyman. (Yes it is the same Dick Vince's exhibit may be viewed between 1 and was sweeping and the finale brought the audience to RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED an immediate standing ovation. Hyman that was playing a concert with bassist Bob 4 p.m. on Thursday and Friday afternoons Haggart at BIG Arts on the same Saturday night). through March 24 Temirkanov's conducting was fascinating. He Chef Danny_Melinaan is Back!! wisely did not use a baton but his hands. They were a Tharp's style of movement and dance patterns are For further information, call Rose Finney at study in motion that produced just the right sound or most satisfying to many, and not too thrilling for oth- 472-6882 472-2111. combination of sounds. Everything worked magnifi- ers. There is a wonderfully loose and laid back, cently: the fingers, the hands, the wrists, the elbows almost improvisational quality to much of her work. 2407 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel See ART NEWS, page 22 and the arms. Then you add to this a certain body (Between Palm Ridge & Tarpon Bay) Please see REVIEWS, page 18 \ .yHegaavyftBD32a. 18 THEISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 28.1995 tion to Public Works Director Gates Castle. sented to Sanibel Emergency Planning Director Janet cians Dick Hyman (piano) and Bob Haggart (bass) his multiple television appearances have not been a Briefs continued from page 6 The council declared Feb. 26 to March 4 Cali and to Tom Wendling, a clerk at the Sanibel rf ©V8@WS continued from page 16 preceded their talk about "Music for the Movies." total turn-on. But after watching him perform, live at Harborside, I have changed my mind. I am now an "Emergency Planning and Community Right-To- Police Department who has made valuable contribu- - Hyman opened with two piano solos - Willie "The Thinking that too high, Sanibel Finance Director Know Awareness Week." That proclamation was pre- tions to the emergency operations program. Some companies do it well, others don't. Hubbard Lion" Smith's "The Echo of Spring" and Fats admirer of Engelbert as a live entertainment personal- Renee Lynch put the insurance contract out for bids. Street understands where the movement is coming Waller's "Jitterbug Waltz." How can you argue with ity who makes a great sound. The bids from other companies ranged from $3,984 from and obviously thoroughly enjoys doing it. perfection? As you looked around the packed Harborside to $15,132. There are many off-center moves, body attitudes Convention Hall you saw row upon row of happy, Haggart joined for "All the Things You Are," a The $3,984 bid was from Guarantee Mutual and that demand a certain type of mime, difficult lifts, smiling faces. These belonged to his many Lee thoroughly entertaining "Carolina in the Morning" would have provided long-term disability payments constant entrances and exits in different configura- with Haggart's slap and pluck version, while Hyman County admirers and fans from nearby areas. They tions, sudden changes of direction that almost always erupted several times during the evening and at the for up to five years from the time of the disability. did numerous keyboard variations, "Fly Me To the Guarantee Mutual included a $7,956 alternative keep a dancer in high gear. For Hubbard Street - no Moon" and two Duke Ellington standards. ending standing ovation pressed toward the stage problem. which will provide disability benefits to age 65. They should really be called the mischievous duo with gifts and flowers for their star of stars. The second piece - "Step Out of Love" - was Lynch urged the council to adopt the alternative of jazz. Not only are their improvisations always There was a bit of a problem with sound balance at choreographed by Margo Sappington for five female the top of the show and the percussion was far too because it would provide employees better coverage dancers. It was a strongly athletic and super-erratic musically interesting, but they are also witty in a sly sort of way. overpowering. But, this was corrected and when he while still reducing the cost to the city. number that may not have been to everyone's taste. Her suggestion was unanimously adopted. It's constant impact was that of a steamroller travel- The "Music for the Movies" by Hyman was a short sang "My Secret Love" from his new album "Love ling at full speed. dissertation, with VCR film, of his research, work Unchained" (soon to be released). The lyrics were untry Youve "Quartet for IV" (and sometimes one, two or three with the choreographer Graciela Daniele on dance crystal clear. Silver Key agreement approved ...) featured Shan Bai, Joseph Mooradian, Rhonda lay-outs, final orchestral charts, shooting and editing He has a wonderful way of making a bit of fun of A resolution authorizing approval of the Silver Henriksen and Ron De Jesus. For me this was the for Woody Allen's "Bullets over Broadway." He also himself which is most charming. He did a series of Key grant award agreement with the State of Florida most satisfying piece of the evening, always highly did a segment from "Selig" - another Woody Allen impersonations of Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Elvis was approved by the council. AlwavsWinted pleasurable regardless of who was dancing. I found movie. Presley.and Julio that were extremely entertaining. This agreement will provide the city with approxi- De Jesus' style and variation of moves fulfilling. Haggart bought a series of filmed shorts he made He jokingly even tried a bit of rap. The patter mately $320,000 from the state toward the purchase In summation, it was an evening of dance to be with Bob Crosby and the Bobcats. Another movie between numbers contains a few well told spicy jokes of Silver Key. Tb BelongTb? remembered, treasured and savored. But, if I had my short with Gene Krupa at his percussive best doing a and just enough inane chatter to be interesting. In the agreement, the state requires Sanibel to do druthers, I'd have appreciated one piece that allowed drum solo and then working with Haggart on "Big Engelbert's voice is in super shape and he made exotic vegetation removal, put up signs, enhance Lexington Country dub. Worthington Homes, the home building company the company an opportunity to demonstrate its affini- Noise from Winnetka" was outstanding. his audience happy by singing many of his hit record- trails and build a bayou overlook. This will cost the After years of pfenning, this magnificent master- of Worthington Communities, has been responsible ty with lyric movement. The dancers' beautifully Lovers of good jazz should have been satiated ings. Among them were "Love Is A Many planned community is anally becoming reality. for over $130 million in quality home construction. articulated feet, controlled extensions, movements of city about $20,000, plus annual maintenance, accord- after a weekend of Hyman and Haggart concerts. Splendored Thing," "Two Different Worlds," "They ing to City Manager Gary Price. And it was more than worth the wait. The result of all this experience is a country club the arms, torso, head and neck all admirably lend community—and a home within it—that is Try To Tell Us We're Too Young," "Please Release The agreement was approved unanimously. Situated on more than 430 exclusive acres of lakes, themselves to this type of movement. unmatched for quality and enduring value. Engelbert in concert Me" and "After the Loving." Sanibel Natural Resource Director Rob Loflin fairways and nature preserves, this gated community Harborside Convention Hall If you didn't get to see Engelbert in concert this Pianist Dick Hyman and bassist Bob Haggart assured the council that the agreement was flexible will feature single family estate homes, villas and Get Ready To Move, Ft Myers. Phillips Gallery, BIG Arts Center Sunday, Feb. 12 time around, watch for a return engagement and make enough to allow the city to make sure the overlook luxury & resort-style condominiums. Right now, you can reserve a choice location Sunday, Feb. 19 I must admit I have never been a great fan of the certain you see it. I think you'll have a great time. I was located well away from the eagles nest on Silver It's located just minutes from Sanibel, Captiva, Ft. for your single family home, villa or luxury A short jazz concert by the two formidable musi- recordings of Engelbert Humperdinck, and for me, did. Key. Myers Beach and all the things you need. condominium. Someone in the audience asked whether the over- The focus of the community, of course, is a chal- It's an opportunity that may BSJ&SC tiHALE look would overlook the nude beach. lenging par 7218-hole championship golf course by never, ever come again. No answer was given. Gordon Lewis. And it's designed to be exciting for all Our preview gallery is located levels of play, from beginner to seasoned pro. at Summerlin & Bass Roads There will also be a full-facility Clubhouse with in Ft. Myers. We're open City, Lynch praised fine and casual dining, golf & tennis pro shop, large from 9 am to 5 pm for nice looking budget swimming pool, spa, cabanas, and a lighted tennis daily. Noon to 5 pm Sanibel was awarded the Distinguished Budget complex with 6 Har Tru tournament courts. on Sunday. Presentation Award by the Government Finance What's more, when you purchase your home at The club you've THE ULTIMAf g m 0RU1SIM6 & ASHING PUN Officers Association of the U.S. and Canada for the Lexington Country Club, there are no initiation fees. always wanted to A/C Heatwi Lounge 2 Full Cocktail Bars Full Galley eighth year in a row for the budget for the current If you love golf and resort-like Irving, Lexington belong to is finally here. 6 HR DEEP SEA FISHING Country Club is definitely the one for you. Get ready to move, 14kt, 1/2 ct Diamond 14kt, 1/2 ct Diamond 14kt, 1/2 ct Diamond At 1/2 day prices 15-25 miles offshore Mon-Fri 9 AM - 3 PM year. $25 Adults $20 Child Inclu: Rods, Bait, Tackle, Fia. Lie. The award was presented to Finance Director Ft. Myers. Pelican Pendant Sandollar Pendants Dolphin Pendant Full bar and food available No reservation required. Renee Lynch at Tuesday's meeting. She, in turn, SAT TWEEN WATER'S LUNCHEON CRUISE thanked her staff and introduced each one to the Cruise to Captiva Island & dine at Tween Water's Inn. Lexington Country Club is based on more than Live entertainment. Full hot meal & dessert included 10 AM - 5 PM council and the crowd of Sanibel citizens^ four decades of combined experience by the devel- CNGTC -/COUNTRY CLUB $32 per person includes Cruise, Food, Tax, Tip. Reservation required. opment team of Wormington Communities, Inc. SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BUFFET CRUISE TO Keeping track of Their experience is evidenced in such fine com- SHERATON HARBOR PLACE munities as Worthington Country Club, Quail Cruise the Caloosahatchee w/ live entertainment, cash bars. who has what week l/2kt Diamonds Dine at LaTiers, all you can eat & drink. $32 per person includes Creek, Bonita Bay and many other fine residential 17380 Winkler Rd, Ft. Myers, FL 33908 '813-437-0150 Your Choice $495 Cruise Food, Tax, Tip. 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Over wider variety of vacation options;reduced' 2000 sq. ft. of porch & decks. Built 14kt Dolphin Charms Located in student stress & fatigue; 180 day school year in 1990. New appliances the "Center" BEST THAI FOOD w/separate air & heat units. : ; plus 4 weeks of optional intercessions; same Nearly completed apt., under .; ;v?: ;i0fBpnitar: house w/bath. Covered parking for •'•"•.Springs Plaza. legal holidays and breaks as public schools. IN TOWN! 2 veh. - work & shop araa. (betteeeti Bialb «&. Fubh Beautifully landscaped w/hun- .-.•••••.••.:»JS "41'and • Just 10 minutes dreds of trees & shrubs, wired for Why not year-round education? from Sanibel and the Beach satellite, intercom, phones &TV in in INDIAN CREEK PLAZA most rooms. Carpet, hardwood & brick pavers for floors. A property that can't be duplicated for To learn more contact fysafaM Chris Gedney, sive reels don't have such bearings. The Mitchell 300 Expect to pay about $80 for the reel. when they return to the island for their fourth annual fun. All proceeds from the special events will benefit onds. Most reels without bearings will wobble when Robert Green, Raymont Harris, Dante Jones, Glen reel was top of the market for years. Just about every- Two Japanese reel makers, Daiwa and Shimano, fund raiser for the Make-a-Wish Foundation. The the Make-a-Wish Foundation, which makes dreams you spin the handle. The weight is not being distrib- Kozlowski, Jeremy Lincoln, John Magnum, Shane one fishing 20-30 years ago had this reel and it didn't are turning out top-of-the-line models with up to five Bears will invade the area Tuesday, Feb. 28, through come true for children with life-threatening illnesses. uted evenly and you hear a "whump, whump, Matthews, Barry Minter, Tom Myslinski, Terry Obee, have ball bearings. stainless steel ball bearings. If you have the chance to Saturday March 4. Those players expected to be on hand include Troy whump" sound. It's kind of like the difference Todd Perry, Carl Simpson, John Thierry, Lewis There are a ton of fish caught with basic reels, but visit a big saltwater fishing tournament, as we have at between moving a refrigerator on wheels versus one Tillman, Tom Waddle, Ryan Wetnight, James once you fish with a reel which has 3-5 ball bearings, "Tween Waters Marina, on Captiva each year, you'll you'll be impressed with how smoothly and how qui- on those small slides. Williams and Chris Zorich. see anglers with these reels. Play ball! etly it works. You can tell whether the reel has bear- If you are fishing in saltwater, as we are here, you Tonight, the public is invited to join the National Shimano's Stradic reels have five stainless bear- •*Tfi© big leaguers may ings and if there are enough by sharply spinning the don't want corrosion to ruin your reel so you want as Chicago Bears Fan Club in welcoming the Bears at a ings, a superior drag and no-fail bail spring. They can -i» on strike but the handle. Without bearings it will spin a few times. much stainless steel as possible. There are some reels be found for just under $100. Daiwa's SS Tournament Sanibel Little League Hawaiian luau at the Sundial on Sanibel, the official will be throwing out the Chicago Bears' hotel. or Emblem Zi series have three and four ball bearings and are a bit more pricey - $110 to $150. first pitch this week, On March 1 there will be a kickoff party at beginning another fun- If you're going to buy one special reel and have it Flashbacks Bar & Grill in Fort Myers at 7 p.m. Proposed sea turtle license plate filled diamond season the rest of your life, that price isn't so steep. The On March 2, the Bears will compete in beach on the Island. Tracy thinking among the guides is, you can buy five$2 0 Waiters, right, Youth Olympics at the Sundial, and the public is invited to Services Chairman for gains support from state legislature reels and throw them away after a few months, or buy attend. The Bears will run beach relay races, toss one $100 reel and have it rebuilt for $15 once a year. the KJwanis Club of water balloon and play volleyball. By Anne Bellew regular license renewal fee. Money raised will be Sanlbaf-Captlva Islands, Islander Staff Writer The drag question usually comes down to, do you The main attraction of the week will be March 3 dedicated to helping Florida's endangered sea tur- Is pictured handing a The sea turtle specialty license tag, which would like the dial in the front or the back? Front drags are check for $200 to Little and 4 when the Dunes hosts the Chicago Bears tles survive. provide permanent funding for Florida's Marine bothersome because when line is going out or the reel League Commissioner Charity Golf Tournament, a scramble involving a The Florida Legislature has been asked by just Turtle Protection Program, has gained supporters in revolving, it's not convenient to reach into moving (and fellow Kiwanian) Bear and three fans on each team. about all the special interest groups to create a spe- Dick Musneh. For over both houses of the Florida legislature. Bills to cre- cialty license plate for their cause. In 1992 law- line and try to adjust the drag. The rear drag reels are For those fans who would rather spend the day 20 years, the Klwanis ate the specialty plate have been introduced by Sen. makers developed a strict set of guidelines that all popular these days and they work quite well because has sponsored a team fishing with the Bears, there will also be a day-long Howard Forman (D-32) and House Speaker Peter future proposed tags must meet before considera- you can easily twist the knob to adjust the drag with- and has also supported deep sea fishing trip the Gulf of Mexico March 3. Rudy Wallace (D-52). tion. Among those is a requirement to demonstrate out being around the line. The only trouble I have Muench's tireless ef- The festivities close Saturday evening with an out- forts to make the San- However, before either of the bills can pass, that the new plate will be supported by Floridians. with rear drag models is people tend to put down the door barbecue on the Dunes grounds, "A Tribute to ibel Little League a 8,500 signatures from Florida drivers who "pledge" Hence, the 8,500 "pledge" signatures. rods to unhook or change lures and bang the reel the Blues Brothers Band" will entertain the crowd to purchase one of the tags must be submitted. However, signing does not forever commit the down in the process. The drag knob at the rear takes a great success, fn addition to being the league commissioner, Muertch is also in charge of concession and there will be a silent auction of Chicago Bears sales, uniforms, trophies, groundskeeplng and equipment, and he often can be found behind home plate About 4,500 have been gathered so far and the signer to purchase the plate. Needless to say, each beating. memorabilia. catling balls and strikes as chief umpire. additional 4,000 must be generated by a March 7 one sold helps the cause along, but petition signa- There are lots of good reels in the $20-30 range For more information, call 997-2327. deadline. _„,.' tures indicate support for the idea, not a true and if you're only fishing a few times a year, they The license plate design is a well-drawn logger- promise to pay. work just fine. If you ever feel a need for a better reel, Seniors Bowling action continued at Fort Myers Arthritis Water Exercise Classes are now being head hatchling on the beach making its way to the Petitions will be available to sign at the Live count the number of stainless steel bearings. That Beach Bowl Monday, Feb. 20. Leading the way for held at the Sanibel Rec Center pool. TJhe joint flexi- ocean. The tag will cost $17.50 in addition to the Shell Booth at the upcoming Shell Fair. tells you what you are getting. the women was Alice Kyllo with a 128. Topping the SPORTS bility course begin both Friday and Saturday.at at 11 Good fishing this week. men with a 180 was Harry Gardner. For additional a.m. A doctor's release form is required. The classes, information about the weekly, bowling-for-fun event, which will be taught by Coby Amadio, will be held call the Island Seniors office at 472-5743. SHORTS each week - weather permitting. For information, call the Rec Center at 472-0345. The Dunes Nifty Niners played a Four Person Food For Scramble Thursday, Feb. 16, and capturing first place Flight, with Claire Bowie copping runner-up honors. "Step" in Shape low impact exercises with with a score of 39 were Joyce Matousek, Joan On Feb. 17, the Dunes Women also played a weights for all levels and ages, led by Marie MERICANI^CRUISES Crimmins, Lou Hill and Jane Parker. Taking second "Throw Out Par 3s" round. Finishing first in A Flight Mailloux, will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday Thought with a 39 were Sandi Sultar, Jane Levene, Jane was Judy Wellons with a 47. Jane Werner was second and Saturday in the multi-purpose,KK>ffTat the Leman and Vi Simonson. Earning third with a 432 with a 50. Millie Ford earned third with a 52. In B Sanibel Rec Center on SanibeL»Gap"tiva Road. Free were Jane Devaney, Joan Conroy, Helen Ann Flight, Jo Williams and Donna Horner shared first babysitting is providedv-Ar$2 is requested. For addi- LARGEST, FULL SERVICE CASINO ByPaulGaeta Browning and Ginny Glaeser with 51s. Joan Baumler was second with a 52. In C tional information, call 395-2543. Flight, Helen Sullivan came in first with a 50. Tying . - :• # The Dunes Men's Golf Association played an for second with 54s were Frankie MacNulty and BEST AMERICAN RULES Three stars for the Culinary Institute of America, America's top Individual Low Net - Full Handicap round Mercy Somers. cooking "college." Famed French chef Paul Bocuse sent his son there Wednesday, Feb. 22. In 18-hole play, Bill MacNulty Duplicate Bridge for a better education than an old-fashioned apprenticeship would was first in A Flight with a 64, following a'score card The Beachview Women's Golf Association EXCITING TABLE GAMES offer. The CIA's graduates head top famous kitchens everywhere. play-off with Paul Layden. Knud Christensen was played an 18-hole, Low Net Tournament Wednesday, & . •-. ' • • - • •.. • • * •* * - third with a 65. In B Flight, Bob Davison was first Feb. 22, Mary Holly was low individual with a 63. In Duplicate Bridge play at the Sanibel Pie tip: fruit shrinks when it's cooked. Mound the fresh fruit slightly with a 60. Dick Hopkins, was second with a 63 and One shot back of her was Mayan Wilcox. Third went Community Center Thursday, Feb. 23, Sterling "LOOSEST SLOTS" above the rim of the pan so the pie won't sink in the center. Lee Stalker was third with a 64. In C Flight, Geo to Ruth Scoyille with a 65. Maureen Hawthorne, Bassett directed 13 tables of players. • . • * * * Long came in first with a 61, Bill Ford was second Mary Holly, Ginny Reeves and Mayan Wilcox com- In North/South, Helen Quimby and Bob Pricey smoked salmon goes further when you chop it fine and biend it with a 62 and Paul Sfimonson was third with a 64. prised the winning low net team with a score of 287. Cronin were first, followed by Kay Timothy and with cream cheese, lemon juice and milk. Nice touch: layer it with a Topping E> Flight was Ed Rand with a 61, Sharing Tommy Jaeger topped the nine-hole competitors Barbara Altis. Finishing third were Roy capers-dill-and cream-cheese mixture. Serve with pumpernickel. Merchant and Sterling Bassett. Pay a Little! second with 62s were Ed Fowler and Jim Laramie. with a 32. Agnes McClintock, Ellen Lawrence and • ••'•.-•,..••.•. •. • * , • * * Topping East/West were Eleanor Calve* and In nine-hole action, Bob KimmeU was first with a Jean Lane shared second with 34s. The low team! Play a Lot! Need chocolate curls to garnish a dessert? It's easier if you warm_ 29, following a score card play-off with Walt Badger. honorwent to Barbara Dahlgren, Kay Condit, Margot Joyce Truitt Mariene and David Ruyle claimed second Betty and Bev Marshall were third chocolate to room temperature before shaving off the curls. Geo Kalvin was second wifli a 33. Reck and EDen Lawrence with a 144. The winner for the month of February was • • • * * * On Feb. 15, the Beachview Women hosted a co-ed Eleanor Calves. Earning second and third, Here's an easy party spread: melt together in the microwave 12 The Beachview Men's Goif Association played a Valentines Day contest and earning a special honor respectively, were Roy Merchant and Sterling ounces Monterey cheese, cut up, 1 cup beer and 1/2 cup light Two Best Balls - Net round Thursday, Feb. 16. that day was Margot Reck. She and her partner, Gerry Bassett, and Mariene and David Ruyle. mayonnaise. Mix well, fold in 1 Tbs. green peppercorns. Serve with Finishing first with a 118 were Orion Nunn, Bill Kohmescher, were closest to the pin on hole #11. Continuous Live Entertainment in our Showlounge cucumber slices, Belgian endive leaves and red apple slices. Alquist, Jerry Paulsen and Ed Konrad. Five teams In Duplicate Bridge action Monday, Feb. 20, Full a la Carte Menu Available * * * tied for second place with a 119. Earning runner-up The 9th Annual Beach Swings Golf Tournament at the Sanibel Community Center, Joyce Truitt honors following a scorecard play-off were Marv will be held Saturday, April 22, at the Gulf Harbour directed 11 tables of players. • Day and Night Cruises Daily * Here's an easier party: bring your friends to dinner at Backus, Colin Reeves, Jim Hornbrook and Bill Golf Resort in Fort Myers. The tournament is a Earning top honors in North/South were Pat (Call for Schedule) Blankenship. favorite event among golfers as many prizes are and John Eichenlaub. Inez and Fred Deming offered from local businesses and Realtors each year. were second and Alaine and Herman Jass were The Dunes 18 Hole Women's Golf Association It will be a four-man scramble format and everyone is third. Departing Daily from Players Landing held the finals for its Club Championship Friday, Feb. invited to attend. The entry fee is $60 per player, Leading the way in East/West were Helen and 2080 Main Street THE which includes a continental breakfast, golf and cart Preston Bassett. Betty and Bev Marshall copped 17. Taking first place in the Championship Flight was Fort Myers Beach, Florida 33931 J- A f O O P if T H> Sue Richard, with Joan Kent earning second. In A and an awards luncheon. Among the door prizes are second, with Nancy Healey and Ruth Frank in 1223 PERWiNKLE WAY. SMMBEL tSLANO 472-1771 Flight, Sandi Sultar was first and Marge Yeaser was weekends at resorts on Fort Myers Beach and the sur- third. For Reservations & Cruise Information second. Pat Moloney topped B Flight with Betty rounding area, deep sea fishing trips, dinners at local Please Call: SEAFOOD EMPORIUM Long taking second. In C Flight, Jan Baker claimed restaurants and more. Games start promptly at 1:30 p.m. on Th®m Alii Thursdays. Monday Duplicate Bridge sessions at 472-1366 first. Alex Iber was second. Barbara Bornhorst fin- Registration forms can be obtained by calling the 765-UPL and Corner of TAHpon Bay Rd. &periWINKLE Way the Community Center begin at 7:30 p.m. The iS23PsA*sMaWay Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce at 454- 1473 Periwinklinkle Way ished on top in D Flight, just ahead of Barb cost is $3 per person. 472-3181 Sutherland. Marilyn Lorenson earned the crown in E 7500, or contact Rich Cotter at 463-5793. The Excitement!" 472-7672 22 THE ISLANDER Tuesdav, Feb. 28* 1995 Tuesday. Feb. 28. 1995 THE ISLANDER 23 Where can shelters go now that Timmy's Nook is gone? •: Parliamentary procedure and the right to be heard Shell collectors should note that the last restaurant ^^^a^Mn^—-———————-—-——— Those of you who hit the beaches well beforbefore The cornerstone of a democracy is the riehright to fWfree. —JPK i1 . «"AA deliberativA^v.ua^w,a e nassembl^~uu. y tthaun^^t has „„no»t adopte^~,*^d which would allow people who were wet, wind dawn can always go to the Sanibel Cafe on and open debate. All organizations - for profit or non- any rules is commonly understood to hold itself blown and smelling slightly of mud flats went down SHELLING Periwinkle Way, where the tables are inlaid with profit - must operate under some form of parliamen- FROM THE bound by the rules and customs of the general parlia- last week. Timmy's Nook on Captiva was the target many kinds of shells, including fossilized shells. Lots tary rules in order to ensure such open debate and mentary law..." (Section 1) of a demolition derby of sorts by construction vehi- TIPS of the hard-core collectors are there just after opening input from their members and shareholders. As most 2. "The basic principle of decision in a deliberative cles. The landmark restaurant, which re-defined the - after a couple of hours on the beach before dawn. people are aware, since 1876 virtually all organiza- LEGAL PAD assembly is that, to become the act or choice of the term "casual" and was the last hold out of hard core By Capt. Mike Fuery The last time I went past Timmy's Nook a tractor tions in this country have functioned under the proce- body, a proposition must be adopted by a majority shellers, is to be replaced. was lifting off the old porch we all entered - just the dures, rules and safeguards set out in Robert's Rules By Peter E. Kelly vote; that is, direct approval - implying assumption of It's been nearly a year since it was sold. In the customary construction vultures ready to start the of Order, which is considered the authoritative guide responsibility for the act - must be registered by more meantime the vacant building, painted with various discovering that dead shell you put in your pocket has process of turning death into life. to basic parliamentary procedure. If you are a mem- than half of the members present and voting on the hues of green, had become neglected. The foliage had an aromatically deceased hermit crab inside. I'll bet the new place will have T-shirts and it will ber or shareholder of an organization, it is important dures meetings are conducted. matter"— in person or by proxy (Section 1). started to overtake the building. It was looking far too None of that would get you thrown out of have pictures on the wall of what used to be there. that your voice be heard and your rights protected. The following are some pertinent excerpts from 3. "The chair must recognize any member who weary for many of us who loved to lunch there. Timmy's. And I'll bet they will check to see if you are wearing Examine the Articles of Incorporation and by-laws of the provisions of Robert's Rules of Order, which seeks the floor while entitled to it." — for example, to the organization and inquire as to under what proce- The chain-link fence kept people out and it was It's difficult to find places like that now. The shoes. Now, that's going to be hard to get used to! should be of interest: make a motion. (Section 3) almost daily that my shelling charter people would Canoe Club at "Tween Waters Inn and Grandma Dot's 4. "That the right of debate is inherent in such an ask, "How come Timmy's Nook isn't open?" If you at Sanibel Marina are still places where you can get Capt. Mike Fuery Is a professional shelling and fish- assembly is implied by the word "deliberative." "... still have one of the original T-shirts, don't wear it, there by boat and have a great view. ing guide. Business Briefs every member of the assembly has the right to speak frame it! to every debatable motion before it is finally acted accommodations, the ceremony itself, flowers, music, upon..." (Section 42) What we lost is a place where things like brand Doctor opens island office catering, salon arrangements, transportation ... what- name clothes didn't mean much and where ceiling Mosquito control scientist to speak at FACT James E. Gaydos, D.O., who specializes in family There are, of course, many other detailed provi- By Anne Bellew mentally benign alternative to the toxic pesticides ever the bride or groom may need in connection with sions of the. rules which regulate conduct at a meeting fans still held off the inevitable air conditioning. You medicine, has opened an office on Sanibel at 2426 her or his big day. Islander Staff Writer dropped from planes. These are called biological con- Palm Ridge Rd., next to Wooster TV. Dr. Gaydos was to ensure farond orderly procedure. could come by car or boat. And how you left was Once upon a time if one tried to get a glimpse of Slater has, in the past, donated her wedding fees to trol methods. There are many ways to implement formerly with the CentreCare office in Cape Coral. Most boards of directors of organizations are pretty much up to motivation, including knees. It was the view through a window on the islands, it would P.A.W.S., a local cat protection and adoption service. such methods - introducing predators of mosquito lar- The office's hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday, responsive to their members and follow proper proce- the last old-time character place on the island. have been an impossibility: the screen would have She plans to donate a portion of her fee to P.A.W.S. vae, parasites, pathogens that cause disease in mos- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; and 9 a.m. to noon dures. Unfortunately, some do not, and the rights of It will be rebuilt as a modern waterfront restaurant been covered by an inch-thick layer of mosquitoes. For more information on Weddings by the Sea, quitoes and insect growth inhibitors. These methods Tuesdays. Dr. Gaydos is also available for urgent sit- members may be violated. Stifling debate for the sole with an outstanding view of Pine Island Sound. The Sanibel has the dubious distinction of holding a please call 472-8712 or 472-1889. have been found to be as successful as the deadly uations after hours. sake of the preservation of the status quo of the gov- food will be good. New people will "discover" it and world record for mosquitoes collected over a 12-hour pesticides that linger indefinitely in natural food For information, call the office at 472-3200. erning body of ihe organization is directly contrary to in 20 years, it too will be a favorite hang-out. period. Near the lighthouse on Sept. 15, 1950, webs. Island Inn notes centennial beneath a native sea grape, 365,696 of the humming the rights of the members of the organization and But, what we will miss is a place where morning Dr. Jonathan Hornby, research entomologist at Lee Slater begins professional ignores their right to be heard fully on issues brought shellers can get a decent lunch at cheap prices, while pests were collected in a trap during the course of one County Mosquito Control, will present a slide show year with publication of book night. wedding planning service before the body. Any organization should not func- looking like they had been dragged behind a shrimp and lecture entitled "Biological Control of Island Inn, a Sanibel landmark in continuous oper- tion simply in order to self-perpetuate the ruling Over the years many scientists have attempted to Patricia Slater, known locally for officiating at ation for 100 years, has announced the publication of boat for five miles. Mosquitoes" on Friday, March 3, as part of the body. eradicate the mosquito, and populations have defi- Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation's Friday over 1,600 weddings, has launched a new career Shorebirds and Seagrapes, the Island Inn, Sanibel, One of my favorite questions came at the end of If you are a member of an organization - either my morning charters when someone would ask, "Is nitely gone down. However, although adult mosqui- At the Center series. The program begins at 10 a.m. doing what she does best. Patricia Slater's Weddings 1895-1995" in recognition of the inn's historic cen- toes live for a very short period of time, they repro- non-profit or for-profit - take the time to examine the there anyplace that will let us get in, looking like at the SCCF Nature Center located at Mile Marker #1 by the Sea debuts in time for those couples dreaming tennial year. An informal history, the book highlights duce in enormous numbers and the species has been of a romantic, tropical island wedding this year. personal reminiscences of guests, past island events governing documents of the organization, and if you this?" That means hair either saltwater wet, or blown on Sanibel-Captiva Road and is open to the public. able to survive the deadliest of pesticides. Recently retired from a 24-year career with The and the inn's connection with two island pioneer fam- have questions concerning the relevant laws and how straight back. It means wet up to the waist. It means No reservations are required but there is a $2 Recent technology has developed a more environ- admission fee. Mariner Group, Slater was the innkeeper at Sanibel's ilies - the Matthews, founders of the hotel, and the they interrelate with such documents, ask questions Song of the Sea for many years. Slater has performed Baileys, Sanibel's civic and business leaders. and seek legal advice, if necessary. Where appropri- Art News weddings in every type of situation and location Authored by Sharon M. Doremus, a long-time inn ate, legal remedies are, of course, available to you. imaginable. guest, the book is available in soft cover, contains from page 16 Peter E. Kelly, Esq., an attorney at law, Is an island Weddings by the Sea provides a broad range of 116 pages and 48 photographs and retails for $12. resident. His office is located at 1633 Periwinkle tropical wedding packages, from a simple ceremony The book will be available for sale at the inn after Way, Suite H, on Sanibel. For information, call 395- Art ^ to complete nuptial services, including booking of March 1, 1995. 2211. Fact Is, The Best Island Golf opens at BTQ Arts Center Isrft Even On The Island. BIG Arts will host the seventh show of the A long walk on the beach is your idea of 1994/95 season. The works of Anthony tj> Rice and Craigj^iibaaoux therapy. Dorothy was right... there's no place like will be^shtfwn in the 2kiiTTps Gallery along with the works of Mark home. Why are all the best old movies on at one in Doleys and Audrey Kirschner to be shown in the morning? Live dangerously and try a new recipe the Founders Gallery. The show opens Wednes- day, March 1, and runs with dinner guests. Gardening is labor intensive, but through March 26. Rubadoux is famous it tends to grow on you. Be optimistic. Live where for his enigmatic and per- sonal imagery, with sub- ject matter poised be- you feel most comfortable. tween dream and reality. Rice is a print-maker limiting himself to mono- prints done mostly on metal or wooden plates ranging in size from only a few inches to six feet by three feet. It's right here... on the signature 9th six lighted clay courts, swimming in the heat- Kirschner's manipula- and 18th island greens at the beautiful and ed pool and fine dining in the newly tive photography uses a private Fiddlesticks Golf & Country Club. designed and expanded clubhouse (in chemical manipulation Best of all, non-residents can now join progress). So if you want to enjoy the during the development Fort Myers' most prestigious club. very best in island golf, we invite you to process to reverse the PELICAN H£J LANDING Fiddlesticks boasts two championship get off the island and visit Fiddlesticks colors and values of her photography to give a golf courses, including the famed 7162 Golf 8c Country Club today or call Janet Where The Living Is Easy yard, par-72 "Long Mean" course. In addi- Gossett, membership sales and marketing negative image. tion to great golf, members enjoy tennis on manager, at (813)768-1111. Dooley is a photo journalist with photos of selenium toned black and white silver gelatin prints. They are entitled "Infrared Beginning" and Pelican Landuw is a unique coastal community ideally located between Naples and Fort Myers on US 41 in Bonita Springs. Residents enjoy water taxi service to the Gulf island beach narh mnnrine nn Snrim Creek and 36 hotes'of championship golf at Pelicans Nest Golf Cluh (subject to change and availability). Pelican Landing offers single family COUNTRY CLUB6 give a surreal quality to everyday landscapes. customhomsmd homesites from $315,000- Homesitesjrom $85,000 to $340,000. Coach homes and villasjrom $141,900 to over $300,000. »:'.'.)] Canongate Drive (off Daniels Pkwy.) • Fort Myers, Florida 33912 • (813)768-1111 For further informa- Visit the Pelican Landing Model & Information Center located at 24270 ibodsage Drive. Hours: 10 am to 5 pm, Mon.- Sat: 1 pm to 5 pm on Sunday. Phone 1-800-633-2180 or tion, call 395-0900. * ' (gj3)495-13QQ. Pelican Landing Properties, Inc., Realtor. Brcker participation appreciated. 24 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 28. 1995 Tuesday. Feb. 28. 1995 THE ISLANDER 25 A wallet was lost somewhere on the Sanibel bike vehicle on East Gulf Drive Feb. 22. continued from page 2 paths Feb. 22. A 20-year-old woman ran for help to a security Sanibel Elementary's Sea Horse Festival to be held March 19 On Sunday, March 19, the Sanibel Elementary Benchmark Builders and the Island Store is donating back. A man reported Feb. 22 he had been called by a A cellular phone was missing from a car after it company office on Periwinkle Way early in the morn- School PTA will hold its annual Sea Horse Festival. the drinks for the event. This year's Sea Horse Festival 19 will run from man who said he was soliciting on behalf of the stopped on Palm Ridge Road Feb. 22. ing Feb. 22 because she had been scared by some- Sanibel police. He hung up on the caller. The Sanibel This event is a fund raiser for the PTA and all money After the run festival-goers can make their way to noon to 4:30 p.m. on the school's grounds. thing big with a long tail that came out of some bush- earned at the event goes to purchasing educational police do not solicit funds by phone. es. Police said it had probably been an alligator. the school to enjoy the festivities which begin at Police helped a person who had run out of gas Feb. materials for the school. The festival provides a great noon. There will be items up for bid in a Silent SCCF Life iyiembership Luncheon Police assisted a Sandpiper Drive resident Feb. 22 22. opportunity for families to spend some time together, Auction, including deep sea fishing trips, tickets to March 6 at Sundial Beach Resort Robert A. Mimmo of Sanibel was charged Feb. 22 having fun and contributing to a worthy cause - the by removing a frog from her bathroom. Disney World and Busch Gardens, gift certificates to The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation will Barbara K. Shupert of Fort Myers was charged with driving on a suspended license and failure to school. local restaurants and shops, paintings from local maintain a single lane on Atlanta Plaza at Casa Ybel hold its Life Member Luncheon Monday, March 6. Daniel Eddie Gutierrez of Lehigh was charged Feb. 22 with going 46 mph on Casa Ybel Road. The festival starts with the annual Fun Run. artists and accommodations at various local resorts. This year's event will be held at the Sundial Beach Road. Feb. 22 with failure to obey a traffic control officer at Registration is at 11:15 a.m. at the Sanibel Rec In addition to the Fun Run and the Silent Auction, Resort on Middle Gulf Drive. A cash bar will be open Periwinkle Way and Casa Ybel Road. Randall Joseph Bacik of Fort Myers was charged Center field on Sanibel-Captiva Road, next to the festival-goers can also enjoy live music, food donated at 11:30 a.m., followed by lunch and the program. Feb. 22 with going 48 mph on Casa Ybel Road. Charles Jenkins of Sanibel was charged on school. For additional information, call Brenda by area restaurants, pony rides and numerous games. Reservations must be made by Thursday, March 2, A bike was missing from Villa Capri Feb. 22. Tuesday, Feb. 21, with going 54 mph on the Sanibel Harrity at 472-8825. The Fun Run is sponsored by And, by popular demand, the Bounce House will and space is limited. For information, call 472-9566. A cellular phone was stolen from an unlocked Causeway.

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Adjustable cane, $10. Exercise condition, never used, $' Living Area 1,845 sq. ft. CYPRESS LAKE DR. 'I Hm! X re at the Kiwanis Opportunity! Realistic, Honest, 3/3/»5 — tttt— aiOB4B1B1 On G buy Fiestaware, must be in good bike, $10.772-8272. Full Stack with AMP, like ' en^ °Wen Pond" plus 4 Doable! I'll show you how I do condition. Private parties only. 3/3/95 —tilt—21084759-1 $675. Weekdays 8;0O a Lanai 143 sq. ft. 1 ]mB & tour Tamarind Cay today and take is^Si'y™" * r- March ^ it. Write me at: P.O. Box 480 Leave message for Sandra 813- OFFICE & Invacare high-back recliner p.m. 597-7122, evenings Garage 293 sq. ft. ., infnmiV PM- Limited seating. For Dept. 10, Ut. Olive, US 39119 967-3697 wheelchair, seldom used (due to 3/g;g3 tttt 210 or call 801-765-3200. D0n oa 3/5/95 ' -tttt—210*4555-1 RESTAURANT death). Cadillac of wheelchairs, Concounsel piano by Wi Loggia 32 sq. ft. advantage of this truly special offer, J "y?2SS " 337-2427. 3/10/95 _...I-21082607-1 Wanted! Single strength glass I exceptional condition & very Like new. Light oak wood,; High School Exchange About 1/16" thick -Clear. Odd EQUIPMENT comfortable. New $1,800+ - selling to appreciate, with beni' PLLT1 as ,r B°y 16 - Interests: UPHOLSTERY SHOP socce for half price. $900 O.B.0.549-4664 $995. Call after 6 P.M. 56 AuS, M' r. music. Arriving Fully equipped upholstery shop on pieces. Recycled glass. Without Total 2,313 sq.ft. A Affordable Office Furniture. Quality after 5:00 or leave messaged. 3/1 lit —tttt- t Master Builder "8ust, Call Florine at 813-677- Ft. Myers Beach. Successful scratches. 4" x 6" or larger. For arts available while inventory remains. rine at andcrafts use. Call Tony 275-6960 used desks, files, chairs & tables, 3/3/9S — tttt— 21084780-1 4 2 r business for .6 years. Ready to 3 ,°°;.°, 1-800-SIBLING-800-SIBLING. occupy. $7.500.481-83^^^ Buy, sell, trade, lease. We deliver. In -16/95 -21OB34B1-5 Star Plaza corner of Old 41 and Pondella, 997-5659. Out of town: I MISCELLANEOUS J Or call (813) 431-0125. Large AfnoldBread Thomas Muffin 800-452-1857. Air Conditioned. I PETS&SUPFJ franchise In Cape Coral. 14 stops Visa/Mastercard. Complete O'Brien windsurfer $185, plus trirck,vcomputer, etc. $95,000. AUCTIONS & 3/11/95 . —tttt—211)50263-1 men's 27" 10 spd. $60, Shopsmiih Holly's Expert, Loving Ano.aaAti lanva massaae. Mark IV w/access. $200, small Service - while you're awaK} *< )ffer applies to building # i 6 only. "Pulte Homes wffl pay your initiation fee forful l membership in Gulf Harbour Yacht & Country dub when you purchase a condominium at Tamarind Cay. Does not include annual fees or trail fees. BAZAARS Two telephone systems, seven Sears refng $30, 3-D posters $4 visits your home - jm phone Nortcom 183 for $650. and Membership entitles you to reserve a slip with a 10%' discount on slip rental fees. "*Or Pulte Homes will inchide $5,000.00 in options when you purchase a condommkm at Tamarind Cay. Artist rendering. Exact dimensions each TX -ttit— 210B5I43-1 -tttt—21B21460-3 3/S/95 —Silt — 210H<525-1 Tuesday Tuesday Feb. 28,1995 27 26 Classifieds Feb. 28,1995 Classifieds POWER BOATS 15 HP GAME FISHER, 91, LIKE NEW $675. AFTER 6:00 P.M. 772- BOAT TRAILERS | DRYWALL, STUCCO PETS & SUPPLJESJj Person for marine store. Ideal for 1991 Ford Ranger XLT, low miles, 5796. super sharp, only $529. down. Call 3/4/95 Painted drive-on boat trailer for up & PLASTERING retiree - part-time. Computer 332-0448, Dlr. Deck boat 22 ft. Ozark, 1992 Cocker Spaniel pups, AKU, knowledge helpful. Apply in person Evinrude 88 HP, AM-FM radio. Tape to 21' boat, excellent condition, 3/3/95 —tSSS—210B3676-1 Motor home, 26 ft., sleeps 6, Air boat - Stephull, new motor, prop in Section B of today's Islander champion-sired, beautiful buff, 8 at Scotties Canvas, 2211 N. JennAir, full bath, 58,000 miles, new deck. New canvas. Port-a-potty, great to take your boat north. Spare Drywall Repairs Tamiami Tr., N. Ft. Myers. 1980 Chevy Pick-up, good running VHF. Many extras. Must see. Mint. and trailer, good condition. $3 000 fire w/tock. $550. Call 540-7136. wks. old on March 4th. $250. 945- in Section B of today's Islander tires, $3,000. 772-8711. Sailboat 27' Catalina, 1979, good 34 YRS. EXPERIENCE IN 7621. 3/2/95 —ttSi —2108462S-1 condition, good tires, $1,100. O.B.O. Forced to sell, $11,500. 542-9462. 693-7136, leave message. 3/3/85 — jilt — 21004690-1 3/2/95 —SSSS—21084636-1 condition, 9.9 outboard, 3'9" draft, DRYWALL REPAIRS AND 3,'3.'8i —SSH—I10B3B79-1 481-4471 .leave mess. 3/1/95 — mt-2ioa426i-i 3/3/95 —SSSS—21084661-1 APPLIANCE REPAIR \ Work at home! Start your own Holiday Rambler 1979 30', fully Harken furler system. $9,000. 549- TEXTURES Cockatoo. You want a talking business! Send $1. - self- 3/1/B5 — SSSS — 21083306-1 Classic 1959 Thompson wood boat, 24'6" Aquasport dual axle trailer, 2 0731 Fine toy shop needs an outgoing 84 Nissan 200SX, 77K miles, well Ford F-150, 1983, V-8, A/C, Auto. loaded, priced to sell $14,985. Call re-built 200 H.P. Mercurys, dodger LIC#DW000026 RX005342B companion? Beautiful male Citron addressed, stamped envelope. sales person 4 days / week who can maintained, looks new, runs great, 772-4282. 16', great shape, trailer, 57 3)3)95 — SSSi — 210834»5-1 needs someone to give lots of love Topper, looks and runs good, Evinrude motor (rebuilt), $3,500 electronics, new Imron 50 H.P. +, Refrigerators & CARPET INSURED. NJ.M. P.O. Box 3497, N.F.M.33918- work independently and do creative 3/3/85 —SSSS—21OB46S6-1 and attention. Large vocabulary. new paint, power windows, sun $2,300. O.B.O. 542-8827 $12,000 O.B.O. 813-368-0444 Friendship 25 ft., swing keel, furling, CALL PAT FOR FREE 3497 for more info. merchandising & displays. roof, air, cruise, great stereo, 4 O.B.O. 693-7127. 7.5 HP. 1982 Evinrude with very low Air Conditioners Will sacrifice price to find right home. 3/1/95 — tSSS — 210B4509-1 1994 20' Palimono Pop-up camper 3/3/95 —ttlt—21084875-5 INSTALLATION & ESTIMATES. NO JOB TOO 3/3/9S —JSSS — 21084629-1 Knowledge of children's books, speakers, luxury interior, very 3/1/95 —titt—21084288-1 hours. Many new extras, new sail 936-5788. with air, sleeps 6, includes large 1991 Pontoon 20 ft. Fiesta. 24 in. Washers, dryers, dishwashers, SMALL. 542-6345 Foliage Service needs self- music and good toys helpful. 482- depend $4300. Paul 561-2265 (H) '89 Ford E150 Cargo Van, asking 1986 Renken 22' w/a Cuddy Cabin, cover and bottom recently painted. ovens, A ranges repaired. REPAIR 314)35 — SSII—21OB52O7-1 motivated tech. Must take pride in $8,500 O.B.O. 463-2032 bed, used only 5 times, must sell, 260 h.p. OMC I/O, new radio & tubes, 50 H.P. motor, power trim & 3HI»5 -StSt— 21078711-1 8697. 334-4316 (W). excellent condition, $4,500. Call or Clean. 542-8056. All work 1 year guarantee. quality of work. Experience helpful. 3/3/85 —iiiS—210B5124-4 3/2/95 -SSSS—21064550-1 depth finder, anti-foul paint, ss sink, tilt, oil injected, full cover, fish & 3/3/95 — SStS—21084702-1 leave message at 283-8090. depth finder, live well and lots more. 3/1/95 —SSSS—21034005-1 No service charge. RETAIL STORE PRICES | SPORTING GOODS | Lifting necessary. Good driving '71 Chevy Flatbed 350 engine, big port-a-potty, canvas, Coast Guard Firebird 8-SR automatic, 1989, 3/3/95 —SSSS—21084731-1 Excellent condition, $5,595. 463- Classic Venture Newport 23' Same day service. record & references. Calls taken 38,000 miles, power windows, locks tool box, new wood bed, good tires. equipment, perfect for cruising & sailboat with trailer, new Honda TOO HIGH? Bodysmith by Parabody Olympic from 8:00-5:00 M-F only. 768-3388 A 1986 Pace Arrow 31G motor fishing. $8,500. 542-3337 5876. Tom's Appliance Repair weight set with accessories, like & H'back, tilt, tint, & lock, alloy Runs strong. Good heavy duty work 3/3/S5 —tttt—210B501g.1 motor, seven sails, electornics, leave number. home. Loaded - 46,000 mile motor 3/1/B°5 —SSSS—21084437-1 brand new, weekdays 8:00 a.m. • MOMS wheels. White with detailing. $7,400 truck. 463-4810. $1,400. [round tackle, complete equipment All major carpets, sheet vinyl 3/3/95 —Hit— 21084975-1 3/2/95 -SSSS—21084508-5 warranty. Like new. Must see to 368-1474 5:00 p.m. 597-7122, evenings 591- // you enjoy shopping for your ($1,385 below book). Private 813- appreciate. No smokers or pets. 25 ft. Belboy I/O, twin I/O's, C.B. fist. Everything is in good to and ceramic tile lines ENTERTAINMENT! 0392 (Naples) 945-7847, Cape Coral. 1986 Ford XLT, camper top, bed Must sell. $22,000 O.B.O. Tow-dolly Flybrldge, galley, trailer. Set to go | SAILBOATS | excellent condition. Asking $5,500. CAPE, F.M. 334-7361 available. Free estimates and Moms Wanted - Moms are kids, why not help others find 3/3/95 —SSSS—21084B30-1 $4 900 O.B.O. 813-637-9481 813-458-8893. Ulllii — Sttt—S10«448<-1 liner, excellent condition, runs great available. 543-4569. $ . 1 3/4/85 -SSSS- 2048981-1 shop at home service. George's Mobile D.J. Service - becoming mom-preneurs. They exciting clothing for their $4,000,731-8714 5 30' Hunter Sloop 1978 - 18 HP 3)1/95 — SSSS — 210B4315-1 Two Penn International rods - 3O# & earn a full time income, part time. children in our Captiva store. 1979 Corvette L82, red, glass tops, 3/3/95 —SSSS—21084315-1 3/8/95 -««-21 08.4469-1 Installation available. Music 40's - 95's to satisfy all. Top 50#. Two Penn International reels - air, cruise, P. windows, tilt, C.D., 3/2/95 —SStS—21084597-1 Yanmar diesel, low hours New 1981 25 Catalina, fixed keel, pop From the convenience of their 23' Deluxe Sunline R.V., awning, 1991 Bayliner 26' Rendezvous Insured A Lie 2TM060182 100 Dance Hits. JBL PA system, 30 TW - 50 TW. Used once - $1,600 Join our team. 30,000 miles, mint condition, '89 Astro conversion van with new Loran, autopilot, roller furling, VHF, top. F.W.C. 13 H.P. Volvo Diesel S.D. THIS IS A BOLD AND CAPITAL lights/fog machine available. home. While raising their children FT/PT available. excellent condition. Asking $6,900. Deckboat, 120 H.P., 253 hours, depth-finder, alcohol stove, shower, 20 yrs exp. plus references. new, $1,000. 813-549-5541. and having fun. Call: 813-629-7248. $8,495. Serious inquiries. 656-0149. G.M. factory engine, A/C, captain's Spinn., hood furling jib, A/C, AD. FOR $1.50 MORE YOU Parties, Weddings, All Occasions. Call Lynn, Sunseekers R.V. Park, Route 41. Lot private porta-potty. Immaculatel head, refrig., anchors, 9' hard dockside, propane elec. stove. Direct Carpet Mill Brokers 3J2I8S -itSS —21C84S21-1 3/4/85 —Ktt—21085247-6 3/3/95 —till—21084909-1 seats, fold down rear seat, T.V., 163, drop by and see us. Used 9 months, extras! 813-466- CAN HAVE YOUR CLASSIFIED $275. Completel Res: 813-639- 813-454-1644 white w/dusty rose trim, $8,500. bottom dinghy. Asking $18,900. Dodger, full canvas. Loaded, top AD UKE THIS. 6191, Pager: 624-8831 Ford Festiva GL, 1992, one owner, 3/3/85 -SSSS-210849B2-1 3192, F.M.B. $10,400. (Pine Island) (813) 283-3986. 433-0592. GENERAL - HELP 3/1/85 — H»— 21085132-3 neg. 574-7850 ) ( condition, $13,900.489-3495 2/13/3014 — SSSS—31076464-1 J/11)»i —tSSS- 2078985-1 3/3/85 —SSSS — 21085041-7 all factory books, A/cond. 3/1/95 —SSSS —21064303-1 11/14/95 — mt2107721077850-8 4 MANAGEMENT - Cruise/control, FM cassette, rear 3/2/95 -ISSS—21084600-1 1976 Coachmen trailer, 36 ft., 3/1/95 —SSSS —210BJ475-1 WANTED wiper, alloy wheels, new tires, must '93 Dodge Caravan, extended tipouts, furnished, roof top, A/C, gas HELP WANTED SKILLS & TRADES sell, must see, $5,350. Make any Hunter green, 31,000 miles, power furnace/stove, remodeled. Call for Stay Home Make $145 A Day I offer. After 6 P.M. 813-772-2029 everything. Luggage rack, new tires. more info 731-8346. Processing mail for local company ASST. MANAGER HELP WANTED 3/3/85 —tits—21085080-1 $15,000,543-3495 3/4/95 —SSSS—21085224-1 in your area. Work dropped off! Paid 3/3/9955 —SSSS—21084680-SS 1 daily. Call Brick Processing 1-313- Resort store - Mens, women 458-6161 Ext. 58. A gifts • Located on Captiva. TYPESETTER '88 Dodge maxi van, 15 pass., mint MOTORCYCLE 3/10)95 —ttSS— 21076875.1 Mac Experience Preferred CLASSICS & condition, 47,000 miles, front rear & Exp. required A/C, new tires, $5,900. '88 Ford F- Appliers, needed $11 hr. We train. sales, visual and mgmt. MOPEDS Apply at: ANTIQUE AUTOS 150 pickup with cap, 67,000 miles, Commerical, industrial, Local work. Call Lynn S13-454-1644 $3,600. No A/C. '85 Ford E350 813-977-7886. 2I2BI9S -iiii- 21080483-3 THE BREEZE CORPORATION Classic collector - Mustang '66 extended van, 77,000 miles, front 1994 Honda Magna 750 3/3/65 — Stti—31079S3J-1 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. Convertible. Gold with black top, rear A/C, XL model 15 pass, new motorcycle, black. CAPE CORAL, FL. wire wheels/factory air. All original - $300 Daily - don't work for others. tires, $2,900. All prices neg. 813- Garage kept. 1,000 miles Let me put you in your own OFFICE & CLERICAL B/2B/2009 — SSSS— 2040766-1 Perfectly maintained I $14,000.433- 656-3785. with extended transferable business free!!! Fastest growing 0497 3/3/95 —SSSS— 21084780-1 If you want it done right, Bobcat operator needed with focal business. Send large SAS.E. toMr . HELP WANTED grading experience. Class D license 3/3/95 — liii- 21O83509-1 warranty. $5,500. firm. Van Stiver, P.O. Box 9697, Naples, 1991 G.M.C. truck, 3/4 ton, 4x4, Call 482-3888 days or Receptionist - assistant needed for a plus. Full time, top pay - Bonita $8,500.565-4922 or 772-0575. FL 33941-9697. 267-3053 evenings. local long established real estate area. 813-566-1127 3/3/95 — SSSS — 21084B90-1 3/18/85 —SSSS—21081100-6 3J2/95 — SSSS — 21OB3505-1 4-WHEEL DRIVE 3/1/95 —»SSS— 21084515-1 company. Must be bi-lingual in 1988 Plymouth Voyager SE 7 English & Spanish & computer Experienced plumbers only. Call Passenger, 6 cylinder, auto., P.S., 1994 Kawasaki 250 on road & dirt literate. Call Gladys for confidential 542-1092. ; VEHICLES bike with 64 original miles and 2 Call A Professional HELP WANTED P.B., air, cruise, AM-FM, roof racks, interview at 549-7777. 3/2/95 —SS5S-21OB4517-1 1993 Suzuki Side Kick JLX, running boards, 55,000 miles. months Warranty. $3,200. O.B.O. DISPATCH DEPT. 3/2/95 —iiSt—21084546-1 excellent running condition, arn/fm, $4,575. 656-0149 463-3254 : 3/4/95 —st$S—21085160-5 FULL TIME/FULL BENEFITS 5 speed, $11,700. Call 543 7777 3/3/95 —tttt—210B4942-1 PERSON MUST BE AVAILABLE PROFESSIONAL DOMESTIC AUTOS after 5:30pm. Mazda B2200, 1987 pickup w/cap, 3/2/95 — itlt—210B4561-1 TO WORK NIGHTS AND HELP WANTED '92 Camaro, loaded, low miles, bed liner, special wheels, 5 speed, | POWER BOATS | WEEKENDS. auto, T-Tops, only $599. down. Call air conditioned, radio, low miles, HARD-WORKER, RELIABLE 332-0448, Dlr. beautiful red. 4941 Del Prado Blvd. CONCERNED, CARING AND I TRUCKS & VANS! 549-5887. HOUSEBOATS AND WORKS WELL WITH 3/3)85 — SSSS—21078431-1 New 1995 30 ft. trailerabie 59 REMODELING SECURITY OTHERS. INTROSPECTIVE WRITERS 1990 Berretta GT, V-6, auto, red BUILDER '92 C1500 full size Chevy Pick-up, Wanted: Full size Blazer-or TSnc houseboat, head, shower, air-heat, APPLY AT: BREEZE CORP. NEEDED FOR A NEW, and ready, you gotta see this one. low mileage, auto A/C. Only $689 50 HP Nissan O.B., more. List UBERATED MAGAZINE Only $489. down. Call 332-0448, needing mechanical or body work. "$30,800. Only one $21,900. Plus 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. down.Cal!332-0448, Dlr. Phone 267-2141', Ft. Myers GEARED TO PROFESSIONAL Dlr. .. . . 8/3/95 -tttS- 21079439-1 freignr&jax. Other models to 55 ft. pAPgjiORAL 3f3(93 —SSSS—21078448-1 Campground, we are located on lot Call Capt-Bick Ludwig (813) 772- The Islands' premier builder WOMEN IN LEE COUNTY ON A GMC Suburban, 3/4 ton, 1990. 47K W17. T_eave phone number, will REMODELING] When Paradise needs Protection CONTRIBUTING BASIS. Warning! Don't buy or sell that used 9657 or 1 (800TYAQHT-55 CALL FOR INTERVIEW miles with 75K mile warranty. return the call. : 3/9/95 —SSSS—Im78371-1 ...since 1983! TOPICS RANGE FROM vehicle until you know Its true value Excellent condition, $16,500. 693- 3/4/95 —tSSS—21085184-1 574-1110 and condition. Call ACCURATE 17' Crest Deck Boat - To^H.P. IS OCR ONLY BUSINESS S:OO-S:OO PROFILES, TREND PIECES, 1434. If you are already living In the perfect home, why not make the • COMPLETE CENTRAL STATION SERVICES AUTO APPRAISALS for on-the-spot 3/3/8J —t$$t—210B 0704-1 Evinrude. Low hours, Majestic-tili —»»t«— 210SH34-1 FEMINIST ISSUES, ADVICE/ Written evaiuation. Over 20 years trailer- Compass, depth finder, ne»T • Improvements that wllf bring you satisfaction and Increase the I SHORT FICTION AND MORE. experience in Classic, Specialties, 1984 Silver Chevrolet Starcraft | REC. VEHICLES| battery, Bimini. Asking $1,750. value of your property? • f JRE & SECURtTY STSTEMS -HELP WANTED- UTTLE PAY BUT A LOT OF Vans & Trucks. Office: 813-772- Conversion Van, one owner, well O.B.O; Reduced for quick sale. Must We specialize in custom remodeling of all types: HEART. AS MAGAZINE 0639. Mobile: 813-910-4558 sell. 813-463-6031 - - • Kitchens • 2nd Floor Additions • Bathrooms GRAPHIC ARTIST/AD documented maintenance records, '86 Travel trailer Starcraft 23', self- GEORGE PARKER INC • NOME THEATER t SOUND SYSTEMS GROWS, SO WILL OUR 3/3/85 —SSSS —21OB158O-1 automatic, P.S., P.B., twin sun-roofs, 3/2/95 _stss_ 21078409-5 • Enclosed Porches • Room Additions 'Concrete Work SUPPORT contained, sleeps 6, super family BUDGET. INTERESTED? 1994 Ford Taurus GL 11,000 miles. A/C, new tires, rust-proofing, tint, lay-out, non-smokers, new 10 year »Driveways/Sidewalks • Fireplaces • Siding FULL TIME/FULL BENEFITS Bass boat, two motors and trailer CALL DAWN AT 482-8860 OR Emerald green w/beige interior 62,000 miles. $4,995. Call Terry roof system, new awnings. $5,900. Ready to go. $1995.574-7602 eves 'Garages • Florida Rooms •Recreation Rooms '"—•""•• • CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS MUST BE CREATIVE, 772-5504 • Closets & Shelving •••Dens •Painting •Windows SEND RESUME TO: P.O. BOX P.W., P.L., cruise, tilt, rear defrost, 489-1967 283-2022 days. 1213 Periwinkle Way ORGANIZED, MEET DAILY power side mirrors, seq. 6 cyl 3/1/95 —ISH—21084301-1 3/2/95 —tt$t —210B251B-1 Beacon Building will work with, you to design your remodeling , 08730, FORT MYERS 33908. 3/4/95 — SSSS—2108*082-4 heeds arid Beacon 13 a fully licensed, insured, bonded, state certi- DEADLINES, HARD-WORKER, 3/10/85 — tm— 2108 2B65-1 $14,500. 540-4405, leave message. Sanibel, FL 33957 • ACCESSCOffTHa.CLOSECIRCUlTT.^ RELIABLE AND WORKS WELL 3/3/SS —ISSS—210828S5-1 16681 McGregor Blvd. Suite 1-C, Fort Myers (813) 466-5100 fied contractor. Please call Wayne Neidigh to discuss any remodel- Full time and part-time positions ing you may have in mindi (813)283-1642 U=. CBC039050 813 472-3311 ] WITH OTHERS. available, day care experience '92 Geo Storm, teal green, low ACROSS 12 13 MAC EXPERIENCE needed. Teachers aid, 20 hr. miles, extra clean, only $569. down. 1 Paris papa jmnH,, „ STATE CERTIFIED GENERAL CONTRACTOR 0C6-COO7963 PREFERRED certificate. Cape Cora! location. Call Call 332-0448, Dir. EHJ16 3/3/B5 —StjS—21083677-1 5 Office worker 3:30-12 MID, SHIFT M-F. between 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 945- 10 Mongrel APPLY AT: 6111. "Mustang Convertible" 1990, BREEZE CORP. 3/3/BS —ts«S—11063682-1 red/white, automatic, 54K miles, 14 Mideast HOME BUILDING SS10 DEL PRADO BLVD. Experienced stylist wanted. excellent condition, fun-car, $7,900. sultanate 939-1201. |22| & REMODELING CAPE CORAL Commission or booth rental. Great 15 Grieving one LAWN MAINTENANCE 2/28/95 —SSSS—21084265-1 OR CALL FOR AN INTERVIEW atmosphere & fun co-workers. 16 Copies A full service contractor ded- 574-1110 Beautiful salon in Renaissance 1986 Mercury Marquis Station 17 Kind of building, corner College A Winkler, icated to exceptional quality 9:00-5:00 Wagon, very clean, low milage, compliment I30J31 a a Ft. Myers. Ask for Dot, 433-CUTS. $4,500. Selling due to health. Call t reasonable price SHIS' —SStS—• 21081636>1 3/3)85 —SttS —21084706-1 283-3942. 19 Slight flaw LAWN'S PLUS+ to. ADDITIONS • KITCHENS • BATHS Pizza7 deli - Sanibel - $6.00 hour Experienced hair stylist needed in 3/2/85 —SSSS—21084603-1 20 Sprints faster plus tolls. 472-0044. SHIPPING established salon. Full-time. Please 1993 Chrysler New Yorker, almost than A Family Run Business FREE K23/93 -iSSS—21083004.3 call 549-2120. brand new (selling due to death) 21 Gives a cue 38 Michael f.Valiguette ESTIMATE 3/3/65 — tits— 210B4T32-1 7,500 mites, white with tan interior, 23 "What a good information mint condition, $19,500 or best •Residential 772-7537 Busy N.F.M. beauty shop needs boy —I" lHpi islandResident.Uc.#CGCC056909 Superhighway experienced hair dresser. 731- offer. 549-4664 after 5:00 or leave message. 24 "— She •Commercial Licensed .&• Insured Work at Home for a 2921. 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^^ Sanibel Music Festival - its origins, growth, the 1995 season and future goals By Frank Wagner But, let's take a swift look back in time and the Ravinia Festival Orchestra and founder of learn a little more about the origins of this highly the Acanthus Chamber Orchestra. Her many It a great pleasure to report that the Sanibel successful annual music festival. contacts in that musical community enabled her Music Festival 1995 is off to a glowing begin- It all began in 1987 when the late Marilyn to call on artists of the highest caliber for her ning. On Sunday, Feb. 5, a Valentine Benefit for Laurjente, founder and original driving force of projected Sanibel festivals. the festival and WSFP-FM 90 (sponsored by the festival, began to fulfill her special dream. One of Lauriente's most cooperative Chicago Northern Trust Bank) was presented for two per- That was to bring live, high quality classical cohorts was the late Maestro Lee Schaenen, formances at the Pirate Playhouse. music to the islands of Sanibel and Captiva. then head of the Lyric Center for American Opera costumes from London Royal Opera, In March of that year (1987), a group of Artists. He believed his opera students should Cincinnati College Conservatory, Cincinnati Sanibel music lovers gathered at the Gulf Pines test their vocal mettle and performance qualities Playhouse in the Park, Opera Theater of home of Bruce and the late Ida Lalor to hear by doing just that. This kept Lauriente's Sanibel Connecticut, Philadelphia and Temple University Lauriente's plans forUn annual Sanibel Festival Music Festival supplied with outstanding young Opera were dramatically displayed by islanders. of Music. The group was treated to the Chicago vocal artists. there was a narrative description of the opera Lyric ensembles playing of Mozart's Eine Kleine The festival's first sponsored benefit was in and a short explanation of the role/roles being Nachtmusik. 1988. It was a barbecue dinner open to the com- depicted. This was all supported by appropriate The audience sat on folding chairs that had munity held on the grounds of the Barrier Island recorded music from the operas being demon- been been borrowed from the Sanibel Music Group for the Arts on Sanibel. That year's festi- strated. Association while listening to the musicians who val consisted of five concerts. The following The narration was by local musical authority sat in the Minstrel Gallery of the two-story living year, 1989, the schedule was increased to seven Nelle Schaenen and Andrew Kurtz, assistant room. concerts. conductor of the Southwest Florida Symphony. Miraculously, sufficient pledges of support 1990 and 1991 were years of major accom- Both shows played to large and enthusiastic were received from the 35 who attended this plishments for the festival. Organizers brought audiences and standing ovations. memorable performance. Now Lauriente could an orchestra of 30 musicians to Sanibel who This Sanibel Music Festival supplement gives move forward with future plans for the festival. played outdoor pops concerts and noted sym- you a complete listing of the exciting artists and Lauriente was principal clarinetist with the events scheduled for the 1995 season. Chicago Lyric Opera Orchestra, coordinator of See GOALS, page 2

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Bach on the Beach ; *•> >v;:.. ., Music lovers fill the beach at Gulfslde City Park at a oast Bach on ^ie Beach concert on Sanibel. each year the organizers of^the;Sanibel Music Festival hold the concert as a gift to the cqmmiinity. this year's Bach oh- the Beach will be held Sunday, March 12, once again at GuW^fde Glty Parlc. For additional Informa- tion abo&|t the concert, see the retard story on oage ft. , .-,..... r -,-,>.-'•'. v,"\v« ^v^i:'iSi},,.',-",C,H"'.,' •.•'" 2 Sanibel Music Festival 1995 Sanibel Music Festival 1995 ; Goals continued from page 1 At a glance phonic works. It is always nice to report that many festival Three sisters share a rare family gift of musical virtuosity The island had a taste of opera in 1990 when artists have won major competitions including the young vocal artists from Chicago Lyric Opera Metropolitan Opera Auditions and the Pavarotti THE AHN TRIO 1995 Sanibel Music Center for American Artists presented a concert Vocal Competition. A number have gone on to (Sponsored by Christine S. Johnson) version of "Dei Fledefmaus." Irr 1991 another perform with opera companies nationally and Performance date: Saturday, March 5 Festival schedule opera, "Cosi fn Tutte," was offered. abroad. Time: 8 p.m. There was much concern for the future of the Sanibel Congregational Church, Alt concerts (except Bach on the Beach) Sanibel Music Festival after the death of 2050 Periwinkle Way will be hefd at the Sanibe! Congregational Lauriente in 1991. But her musical torch was Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way, commencing picked up and held high by a number of dedicat- The three sisters of the Ahn Trio ... violinist at 8 p.m. ed supporters. The sustained critical acclaim Angella, and the twins, pianist Lucia and cellist 1. Sunday, March 5 - The Ahn Trio and magnificent performances by a group of Maria ... share a rare family gift of musical virtu- (Sponsored by Christine S. Johnson) devoted artists also enabled the festival's board osity. Each artist has a highly distinctive style, 2. Wednesday, March 8 - Pianist Raff of directors to make a commitment to establish a yet as a trio they comprise a powerful musical Gothoni (Sponsored by Robb & Stucky). sound basis for the perpetuation of the annual ensemble. The Ahn Trio has been hailed as a 3. Saturday, March 11 - Chamber Music festival. brilliantly distinguished group gifted with extraor- Plus Divertimento (Sponsored by SMF The festival's goals today are exactly those of dinary powers of communication, superb preci- Friends of Chamber Music). Lauriente. They were and continue to be to pre- sion and an exquisite blend of sound. Their per- 4. Wednesday, March 15 - Brentano formances never fail to document the fusion of sent to the community the best of classical sparkling artistic temperament and camaraderie String Quartet (Sponsored by SMF Friends music offered in the highest performance stan- of Chamber Music). unique to siblings. 5. Saturday, March 18 - Salute to dards possible. The festival remains adamant in The Ahn Trio began performing publicly 15 Broadway with Julie Spangfer and four gift- granting performing opportunities to young years ago in its native country, South Korea. The ed young singers. (Sponsored by artists of outstanding merit. ensemble's first major appearance was a perfor- NattonsBank), Sanibel Music Festival '94 offered nine con- mance broadcast in 1980 on Korean National 6. Wednesday March 22 - Opera Theater certs. This included two free "gifts to the commu- Television. With the support of various scholar- of Connecticut's production of "Abduction nity," an al fresco family concert and a perfor- ships from the Juilliard School, the Ahn sisters from the Seraglio" (Sponsored by SMF mance for the Sanibel Elementary School chil- came to the United States in 1981. Friends of the Opera). dren, parents and teachers. The Ahn Trio has been awarded many prizes, Pre-concert talk 7:40 p.m. ' Mary Jaqua, president of the Sanibel Festival, including a first place in the Coleman Chamber 7. Saturday, March 25 - Opera Theater of and the board of directors wish to take this Music Competition, the Florence Allan Award at Connecticut's production of "La Traviata." opportunity to thank all of its patrons for their the 20th annual Carmel Chamber Music (Sponsored by SMF Friends of the Opera). confidence and past support. Competition and first prize at the Northeast Pre-concert talk 7:40 p.m. Let us all look forward to the 10th Annual Alliance Competition. 8. Special Sunday Concert, March 12, 1 Sanibel Music Festival. The festival's continued The three musical sisters have toured exten- to 3 p.m., at Gulfside City Park, Algiers Lane growth and ability to import the best talent avail- sively throughout Europe, East Asia and the "Bach on the Beach (Sponsored by able for your musical pleasure depends most United States. They have performed at SunBank) - "By The Beautiful Sea" featuring strongly on your continued patronage. Tanglewood and Aspen, with the New York Maestro Paul Nadier and the Southwest Once again, our thanks to those wonderful Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Florida Symphony's ten piece Brass sponsors who have contributed so much to the Moscow Philharmonic and the Little Orchestra Ensemble. presentation of the 1995 Sanibel Music Festival. Society at Lincoln Center. Please keep this short schedule handy for PhotobyEd-Neitzke This includes Christine S. Johnson, Robb & Their program at the Sanibel Music Festival swift and easy reference to performer and Stucky, SunBank, Northern Trust Bank, Friends will include works by Mozart, Ives and Dvorak. performances. Aimee Bedard models one of the opera garments of Chamber Music of Sanibel Music Festival and during the Valentine Benefit preview on Sanibel. Friends of the Opera of Sanibel Music Festival.

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RALF GOTHONI (Sponsored by Robb & Stucky). Quartet is a premier soloist in his or her own right Performance date: Wednesday, March 8 Time 8 p.m. BRENTANO STRING QUARTET Place: Sanibel Congregational Church, (Sponsored by Sanibel Music Festival 2050 Periwinkle Way Friends of Chamber Music). "Pianist Ralf Gothoni's massive technique dis- Performance date: Wednesday, March 15 plays every variety of touch from feather to Time: 8 p.m. sledgehammer." Place: Sanibel Congregational Church, 2050 That's the way Chicago Tribune's critic Dan Periwinkle Way Tucker described Gothoni's dazzling perfor- Please meet the Brentano String Quartet: vio- mance at a recent Ravania recital. linist Mark Steinberg, violinist Serena Canin, vio- Gothoni is that unusual musician who has list Misha Amory and cellist Michael Kannen. made more than 70 recordings, maintained a Steinberg is an active chamber musician and concert schedule that would amaze the average recitalist. In recent years, he has been heard in musician and still managed to remain compara- chamber music festivals in Holland, Germany, tively unknown outside northern Europe. That is, Austria and France. He has been a regular par- until just recently. ticipant in the Marlboro Musical Festival. Gothoni has suddenly gained new found Canin was born into a family of professional prominence and recognition as the second musi- musicians in New York City. Her early musical cian ever to win the coveted form of professional studies were at the Manhattan School of Music. recognition: The Gilmore Artist Award. She obtained her bachelor of arts degree from He won the Gilmore Award without realizing Swarthmore College where she was concert- he was in competition. Gilmore Award commit- master and soloist with the college orchestras. tees receive nominations (Gothoni received She later attended Juilliard School where she three). They then secretly audit each musician at work before narrowing the field during the year- received her master of music degree. She also has performed at the Marlboro Music Festival. long process to determine a winner. Pianist Ralf Gothoni Gothoni was invited to a special meeting but Amory was first prize winner of the 1991 he knew absolutely nothing about winning a Naumburg Viola Competition. He made his solo competition until he was greeted by flashing debut with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in cameras and press personnel. Only then did he Special combination of instruments provides 1985. Since then he has appeared with the realize he had won the prestigious competition. Juilliard Orchestra, Ensemble Oriol Berlin, the The Irving S. Gilmore international Keyboard unique range of virtuoso and musical effects Omaha Symphony, the Springfield Missouri Festival Award includes financial support, artist Symphony and other orchestras in the United Austin. An immediate chemistry developed - States and Europe. He has performed with the management and four years of concert engage- CHAMBER MUSIC PLUS IN DIVERTIMENTO The Brentano String Quartet. ment and travel. It is estimated to be worth about both personal and musical - and the duo unit- Marlboro Festival each summer since 1989. (Sponsored by Sanibel Music $500,000, making it among the largest such ed in a shared life of art and marriage. Kannen is a graduate of the Curtis Institute of New England Conservatory and Indiana He has appeared as a chamber musician prizes in music. Friends Friends of Chamber Music) They moved to Hartford, Conn., in 1972 and Music and has pursued graduate studies at the University. throughout North America and in Europe and Performance date: Saturday, March 11 This extraordinary pianist was born in 1946 in made their formal debut in 1974 at New York's Australia. He has also played at major chamber Rauma, Finland. Under the guidance of his Time: 8 p.m. Carnegie Hall. musical festivals in Vancouver, Halifax, Place: Sanibel Congregational Church, father, he began to play the violin as a 3-year-old Since that time, they have been heard on continued from page 4 Rockport, Maine, Bard College and Torino Italy. 2050 Periwinkle Way Combination and began to study the piano at age 5. He won almost every important chamber music plat- New York Times music reviewer Allan Kozinn the national competition when he was 8 - the critical acclaim in 1981 in his review of Thursday, Feb. 17, said, "First American cellist Harry Clark, Rumanian- form in this country. Included are perfor- as winner of the Con- rate string quartets are hardly in short supply only contest he ever entered. born Israeli pianist Sanda Schuldmann and mances at New York's Town Hall, 92nd St. Y, He has studied at the Sibelius Academy in cert Artist Guild Award. these days, but the crowded marked will have to well known flutist Susan Rotholz combine tal- Carnegie, Merkin and Hunter College Halls, as Since then she has make room for another. The Brentano String Helsinki and considers his intensive chamber ents to present an evening of works by Haydn, well as the Rockport and Great Woods music collaboration with renowned colleagues become known to New Quartet made an irresistible case for itself in its von Weber, Faure', Robert Starer and Samuel Summer Music Festivals. They are the only as a most influential and decisive experience. York audiences as New York debut at Merkin Concert Hall ... They Barber. This special combination of instru- cello/piano duo to have appeared twice at the Gothoni is a pianist, teacher, conductor, com- soloist with the Bran- produce a magnificently blended sound with a poser, accompanist, ensemble player, music ments provides a unique range of virtuoso and Washington, D.C., Library of Congress series. denburg Ensemble, remarkable coloristic range." director and recording artist. musical effects. Flutist Rotholz made her New York debut to New York Chamber Their program for Sanibel Music Festival 1995 At the Sanibel Music Festival 1995, he will Clark and Schuldmann met while complet- Ensemble, Jupiter will include works by Schubert, Lutoslawski and perform works by Domenico Zipoli, Franz Liszt ing their studies at the University of Texas at See COMBINATION, page 5 Symphony and Solisti and Franz Schubert. New York and as a fre- quent performer with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.

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\ 6 Sanlbel Music Festival 1995 Sanibel Music Festival 1995 7 Julie Spangler and company will present a special look 'The Abduction from the Seraglio1 OPERA THEATER OF CONNECTICUT THE CAST Act II at the Broadway of Leonard Bernstein and Kurt Weill Kate Anderson Ford, administrative director (In order of appearance) Scene I... The same, later that afternoon Alan Mann, artistic director Belmonte Adam Klein Scene 2 ...The same, that night. In association with SALUTE TO BROADWAY Osmin '. Craig Dynowski There will be an intermission. The Sanibel Music Festival Pedrillo Brian Scott Performance date: Saturday, March 18 SYNOPSIS: Production of Blonde Lyndy Simons Constanza, her servant Blonde and Pedrillo, Time: 8 p.m. "The Abduction from the Seraglio" Constanza Shelley Jameson servant of her fiance Belmonte, have been kid- Place: Sanibel Congregational Church, Pasha Selim Gary Simpson napped by a Turkish Pasha. Osmin, a thuggish Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 2050 Periwinkle Way Women of Pasha's Harem. ..Susan guard, monitors the party. Osmin has a terrific Libretto by Johann Gottlieb Stephanie Jr. Yankee-Friend. crush on Blonde but she rebuffs him. Belmonte Julie Spangler, pianist and arranger for the Others TBA. locates the captured party and enters the Cincinnati Pops, has designed a special look at Based on a similar libretto by Christoph Friedrich Bretzner Janissaries Nathan Bahny, palace (Seraglio) as a visiting architect. The and listen to the Broadway music of Leonard Directed by Alan Mann Charles Formara Pasha presses, then threatens his suit of Bernstein and Kurt Weill. She will be joined by Conducted by Elizabeth Hastings Others TBA. Constanza. She spurns him. The lovers get four gifted young performers: Betsy Werbel, The action of the opera takes place on an Osmin drunk, plot their escape but are discov- Cindy Zier, Joshua Prince, and Kent Zimmer- Costumes coordinated island off the coast of North Africa, during the ered when he awakens. They are brought to man. by Kate Anderson Ford 18th Century. the Pasha for punishment. He takes the moral As a special added attraction, percussionist Act I - Outside the palace of the Pasha Selim, high ground, acts nobly and sets the lovers Paul Ellis will accompany the group with Stage Manager Robert A. Farace Jr. early morning free. Spangler at the piano. The wide diversity of Bernstein's many Broadway scores is well known, but it seems as if very few actually realize the scope and com- Who's who and what they've done, or tidy parative abundance of Weill's Broadway contri- butions. In the first half you'll hear Weill's songs from 'Three Penny Opera," "Rise & Fall of the City of tidbits about the operas' management and players Mahogany," "Firebrand of Florence," "Knicker- a Kate Ford (administrative director, producer » Alan Mann (director/designer) is a graduate as assistant music administrator and served in bocker Holiday," "Johnny Johnson," "Happy and costume coordinator) co-founded the Opera in directing from the London Academy of Music that position through the 1987/88 season. During End," "Love Life," "One Touch of Venus" and Theater of Connecticut in 1986 and has served and Dramatic Art and from Queens University, the 1988/89, she became the first female con- "Lost In the Stars." as its administrative director since then. She has Canada. He has directed many operas for ductor in the history of the Washington Opera. The second part will feature selections from been a resident of Clinton for 16 years and has Center for Contemporary Opera, State Hastings conducted the double bill of Mozart's Bernstein's "On the Town," "Peter Pan," "West been involved in fund raising and administration Repertory Opera, Stratford Festival (Ontario), "The Impresario" and Weber's "Abu Hassan." Side Story," "Wonderful Town" and "Candide." for various companies in New York City. Listed Piccolo Teatro dell' Opera, Berkshire Opera, She has continued her association with the Spangler and her troupe of musical perform- among them are New York Opera Repertory Village Light Opera, Lamda Theater Club Washington Opera since the 1988/89 season on ers will present an innovative look at the Great Theater, New York Lyric Opera and Opera (London) as well as for Opera Theater of an independent basis as rehearsal conductor, Ensemble of New York. Ford is coordinator for White Way. It contains that youthful vibrance and Connecticut. He has had the pleasure of working harpsichordist and orchestral pianist in addition Salute to Broadway will feature Julie Spangler and company, featuring Betsy Werbel, Cindy Opera Theater's Overture Program, the touring with Dame Joan Sutherland and Maestro ceaseless enthusiasm one always likes to asso- to her responsibilities as a member of the musi- Joshua Prince and Kent Zimmerman. branch of the company, producing such pieces Richard Bonynge on the Opera Pacific and cal staff. ciate with Broadway. as 'The Night Harry Stopped Smoking," "Barber Michigan Opera productions of "Norma." During her vast and varied career, Hastings of Seville," "Hansel and Gretel" and "America @ Elizabeth Hastings (conductor) is American- fStip^t^ Sings." born. She joined the Washington Opera in 1986 See OPERAS, page 8

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Operas continued from page 7 • Operas continued from page 8 • has been a member of the musical staff for first performed at the Metropolitan Opera as the Journees," Ferrando (Cosi fan tutte), Arturo * ^ r Vocal Competition. She was an international Central City Opera, Wolf Trap Opera, the Second Spirit (Magic Flute) and Yniold (Pelleas finalist in the Traviata Competition and a finalist (Lucia di Lammermoor) and Ottavio (Don Augusta Opera, the New York Opera Repertory et Melisande.) As a young spinto-tenor he has 53 in the Metropolitan Opera National Auditions. Giovanni). Theater and the Bronx Opera G-ompany. Stie performed with opera companies of Skylight, She has performed Donna Elvira (Don "He has recently appeared in Hong Kong, New continues to coach privately in New York City. Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Des Moines, Giovanni), Gilda (Rigoletto), Mother Mary (I Am Orleans, Utah, Kentucky, Austin Lyric, Sarasota ® For Adam Klein (tenor), the operatic stage Indianapolis, Chautauqua, Memphis, Nashville the Way), Sandrina (La Finta Giardiniera), and the National Grand Opera Companies and has been his home territory from childhood. He and Washington, D.C. Lauretta (Gianni Schicchi), Miss Wordsworth New World Symphony with Michael Tilson Klein is equally at home on the concert stage. (Albert Herring) and Anna Gomez (The Consul). Thomas. He has won first prizes from the Toledo Opera Future performance schedule includes He has made concert appearances with St. Competition, the Jacksonville Music Association Violetta (La Traviata) at the Landestheater, Luke's Chamber Orchestra, the Kitchener- and the Center for Contemporary Opera. He is a Salzburg, Austria, and Donna Elvira (Don Waterloo Philharmonic Choir (Canada), graduate of Indiana University and SUNY. Giovanni) with Opera Amadeo. Pennsylvania Sinfonia, New York Chora! Artists, This season he will sing his first Duke in « Gary Simpson (baritone) made his New York Hudson Chamber Symphony, Riverdale Chorale, "Rigoletto" with the Indianapolis Opera, cover debut at the Liederkranz Foundation (1990) in New Haven Chorale and on the Trinity/wall the role of the silent screen star Valentino in an evening of Thomas Pasatieri's music with the Street Concert Series. Dominick Argento's new opera in Dallas, per- composer at the piano. Shortly thereafter he & Charles Fornara (baritone) is a native of SANIBEL form with the Metropolitan Opera Guild in a 20th made his European debut in Bremen, Germany, Providence, R.I. He made his operatic debut in century piece and return to Dallas Opera to sing singing Nanni (Haydn's L'lnfedelta Delusa), then 1989 as Gregorio in L'Opera Francais de New Pinkerton in "Madame Butterfly." Ben (Menotti's The Telephone) with Opera York's inaugural production of "Romeo et AIRPORT « Susan Yankee-Friend (mezzo-soprano) is a Piccola Bremen at the Oldenburg Musikfestival. Juliette." Other roles with the Bronx Opera and recent master of music graduate of the Yale During the 1992/93 season he appeared at Bel Canto Opera, Providence, have included SHUTTLE School of Music where she performed such roles Lincoln Center as Melchior (Amaht and the Night Papageno, Guglielmo, Top (Copland's "The as Cherubino (Le Nozze di Figaro) and Giulietta Visitors) and in a lengthy European tour with Tender Land), Alfio, Schaunard, Rossini's (Les Contes d'Hoffman). In the past year, Musica 2001 as Rigoletto. Bartolo and The Bonze. - INC. Yankee-Friend has won the Giuseppe Verdi His awards have included a study grant from His awards have included winner of the 1992 1 Prize in the Palm Beach Opera Competition, the Licia Albanese and the Puccini Foundation and Annamaria Saritelli-di Ganni Bel Canto Edythe Specter Award in the Connecticut Opera second place in the Queens Opera Competition Scholarship Competition and he was a 1994 472*0007 Competition and Second Place, College in 1994. prize winner in the YWCA Studio Club Annual ¥ Division, in the Amici Vocal Competition. In February 1994, Simpson made his first CD Auditions. 1(800)566-000'; She has also appeared with the New Haven recording of "Madame Butterfly" in Frankfurt, Fornara, a 1986 graduate of Columbia Symphony in Mahler's "Eighth Symphony, with Germany, singing Sharpless with Musica 2001 College, N.Y., also has a keen interest in musical A TOLL FREE Orchestra New England in a Handel Concert and the Sofia National Symphony. theater and has appeared as Carl-Magnus and a Bach B-Minor Mass. For a change of pace he spends the summer Malcolm (A Little Night Music), Juan Peron © Shelley Jameson (soprano) has a masters The opera performers months vacationing as a wild land firefighter with (Evita), Dr. Neville Carven (The Secret Garden) of music in vocal arts from the University of The opera performers the U.S. Forest Service in the Pacific Northwest. and Beadle Bamford (Sweeney Todd). Southern California and a bachelor of music in include, clockwise from left, Elizabeth Hastings, include, clockwise from • Brian Scott (tenor) has appeared in several His concert appearances include Beethoven's vocal performance from Illinois Wesleyan right, Brian Scott, demanding character tenor roles: Jaquino Ninth Symphony, Handel's "Messiah", Haydn's University, Bloomington, III. Adam Klein, Susan NEED A LIMO FOR Yankee-Friend, Shelley Charles Fornara, Na- (Fidelio), Pedrillo (Abduction from the Seraglio), 'The Creation" and "Judas Maccabeus." She was winner of the Liederkrantz than Bahny, Craig Dy- Prince Orlofsky (Die Fledermaus), Basilio and • Nathan Bahny (bass-baritone) began his THE CONCERTS? Foundation award, the Loren L. Zachary Society Jameson and Gary Simpson. nowski and Lyndy Curzio (Le Nozze di Figaro), Pong (Turandot) career with the regional companies around the for the Performing Arts National Audition and Simons. and Goro (Madame Butterfly) New York area, primarily Amato Opera. He has CALL 472-0007 American winner of Traviata 2000 International LICENSED* INSURED He is also active in the lyric repertoire with continued a long relationship with New York See OPERAS, page 9 appearances in the title role of Britten's "Prodigal Serving Sanibel & Captiva Son," Antonio in Cherubini's "Le Deux See OPERAS, page 10

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You are encouraged to community, a tradition established by festival The Sanibel Musical Festival Marquis D'Obigny Nathan Bahny Brass Band Ensemble use shuttle buses to and from the beach. Pick- Doctor Grenvil Craig Dynowski by her. They live happily in the country on her founder, the late Marilyn Lauriente. Presents"La Traviata" (Sponsored by SunBank) ups at Pirate Playhouse and corner of Periwinkle Maestro Nadler will conduct the Southwest Party Guests To be announced. money. Alfredo finds this out and leaves to Performance date: Sunday, March 12 Way and Casa Ybel Road. raise funds. Alfredo's father arrives and asks Florida Symphony Brass Band Ensemble at this Music by Giuseppe Verdi Time: 1 to 3 p.m. year's "Bach on the Beach." The program will be Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave The action of the opera takes place in and Vioietta to give up Alfredo to save the family's 5- Place: Gulfside City Bark, Aigier Beach near Paris, circa 1850 This concert is free to the public. It is the heavily slanted toward the classics but will also reputation. She agrees and resumes her for- ft include a round-up of nautically inspired music in Directed by Alan Mann mer life and liaison with Baron Douphol. recognition of SanibePs geographic surround- Conducted by Elizabeth Hastings Act I - A salon in Violetta's house in Paris, Alfredo challenges her publicly to declare her August Operas continued from page 10 ings. commitment to the baron. She does and he Plans are under way to have the Captiva Costumes coordinated flings his gambling winnings at her. Vioietta She has appeared with the Florentine Opera, involved in various capacities with Opera Act II Yacht Club and the Sanibel Power Squadron by Kate Anderson Ford falls into a decline from her heart break and the Santa Fe Opera, the Glimmerglass' Opera, Theater of Connecticut since 1989. He was Scene 1 ... A country house near Paris, the schedule a "Bach on the Beach" cruise, weather Stage manager: Robert A. Farace Jr. disease. She is dying. A letter from Alfredo's the Skylight Opera and Opera Theater of St. stage manager for last year's Sanibel perfor- following spring. permitting. There could be as many as 30 or 40 father indicates Alfredo knows of her sacrifice Louis. mances of "Barber of Seville" and "La Boheme" boats off shore flying their flags. THE CAST Scene 2 ... A salon in Flora's house, that and will come to her. He does. They sing of Simons won third place in the Metropolitan and is delighted to be returning to stage manage Don't suppress that urge to dress in nautical Vioietta Valery Shelley Jameson evening. Opera National Council Regional Auditions and again this year. blue and white or some other appropriate watery Flora Bervoix Susan Yankee-Friend better times, she gives him a miniature portrait was a finalist in the Lyric Opera Center for of herself for his future bride and succumbs to Farace has also recorded an album as bassist apparel Annina Lyndy Simons Act III - Vioietta's bedroom in Paris, a year American Artists Audition. with the band Blue Muse and recently added iater. death. Children are especially welcome and there Alfredo Germont Adam Klein Following her Sanibel engagement she travels bass to the new Coffee House Records album just might be a "surprise guest" for their amuse- to the Vancover Opera to perform Conegonde in by Bug. He is a member of the board of directors ment. "Candide." of Hygienic Art, Inc. and helps plan its annual continued from page 9 • Bob Farace (stage manager) has been no-holds-barred art exhibition. P.S. The Bear family, Tom, Ted, Tad, Grand Opera, performing a leading role in "Un Durufle, Mozart and Faure; Handel's "Messiah," Series at Epiphany Church in New York City. Grizaberra and Thermal from Hibernation, Mich., who were honored guests at last year's Bach on Giorno Di Regno," conducted by Maestro Mendelssohn's "Elijah" and Schubert's "Mass in His repertoire includes Ferrando, Oroveso, This supplement has been produced by the staff of the SANtBEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDER newspaper. Bartolo.and Collins. the Beach, send their many festival friends Vincent La Selva as part of the entire Verdi G." Those contributing to the production include Christopher Strine, Frank Wagner, Jack Messersmith, Tracey "aloha" from Hawaii. After last year's most pleas- operas presented in Central Park's His affiliations have included Opera Northeast, Dynowski has sung with the Connecticut Markwalter, Sue Bryant and Betty O'Neal. For information, call 472-5185 or write to: Opera, the Sarasota Opera, Opera Company of ant Florida experience, they've decided to winter Summerstage. Whitewater Opera Company, New York Grand, on Bear Beach in Waikiki. He has performed 35 roles from Escamillo National Grand Opera, Four Corners Opera, Boston, Tulsa Opera and Opera New England. THE S ANIBEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDER (Carmen) to Alfio (Cavalleria Rusticana) to Washington Opera, Opera at Florham, Bel Canto He made his professional debut in 1986 with the P.O. Box 56 Guglielmo (Cosi fan Tutte), the title role in "Don Opera, Liderkranz Society, Center for Opera Theater of Connecticut's premier perfor- Sanibel, FL 33957 Giovanni," the Count in "Le Nozze di Figaro," to Contemporary Opera, New Rochelle Opera, mance of "Madame Butterfly." Marcello (La Boheme), Ford (Falstaff), Bronx Opera and the New York Gilbert and 9 Lyndy Simons (soprano) will appear this Truffaldino (Ariadne a'uf Naxos), the four villains Sullivan Players. season as soloist in the Opera Omaha's staged in "Tales of Hoffman, Michele (II Tabarro) and « Craig Dynowski (bass) has performed production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's other supporting roles in the central repertoire of extensively throughout the northeast. His dra- "Requiem/variations." This will be followed by a opera. matic voice has most recently been heard as performance with the Milwaukee Symphony. His symphonic and oratorio repertoire is also Hunding in a performance of the first act of Scones in the Road (Muffins, too)... expansive, including the "Requiems" of Brahms, Wagner's "Die Walkure" given at the Opera See OPERAS, page 11 Where taste-tempting FOR HELP WITH ISLAM) REAL ESTATE JIM WAGNER at food & challenging Call: ADA SHISSLER, GRI HE'S BACK! HE'S GREAT! THE BEAN golf & tennis equal great fun! Espresso Bar, Great Coffee, Ice Cream and Good SbJf Don't miss meeting Jim this year VIP Realty Group, Inc. 1551 Periwinkle -(813)395-1919 and seeing his new works. (just west of the Bangkok House) It's fun stuff! Paintings, jewelry, furniture and schools of his famous fish. Reception is Saturday, March 4 from 5 to 8 pm. FEDERAL EXPRESS« UPS«AIRBORNE Show continues through March 31. Stop by and trade some fish tales. DwikMtck Matsumoto Gallery . *$38ifc: :\ 751 Tarpon Bay Rd. Photo by Charles McCullough Sanibei Island, FL 33957 .

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An active member of the Sanibel and Captiva Gary David Designs Inc. Association of Realtors, Chapin has held numerous Approaching buildout... What should I do now? positions within the organization and currently serves chosen to do interior designs (Editor's note: The following column is the third seg- change daily. The only sure way to know is to build the association as RPAC chairman and past president work for Sovereign model ment in a three-part series concerning buildout on now to protect the future. Many people are installing for 1993. In addition, she dedicates her time and ser- Sanibel Island. The first two installments appeared Gary David Designs Inc. has been chosen as the their docks and revetments now for that reason, even vice to the State of Florida Association of Realtors by in the Feb. 14 and Feb. 21 Sanibel & Captiva REAL REALTOR though building plans may be years away. Barbara Amort Chapin interior designer for the Sovereign model currently ESTATE publications, respectively.) serving on three of the state committees. 10. Above all, be knowledgeable about what you "In a state organization with over 1,600 Realtors, it under construction at Quail West in Naples. The are doing! Invest your time in a reliable Realtor and is a tremendous accomplishment to be ranked number design team is comprised of Gary David Neithamer, 1. If you are thinking of building a house on REPORTS builder who can "walk you through" the many steps one. I am extremely proud of Barbara and her status A.S.I.D., and Lynn Reese Cumming. Sanibel, buy a lot now ... don't wait! With interest required in selecting a lot and building a home. Rely within the RE/MAX organization, and I wish her con- The home will be decorated with contemporary rates available below 10 percent, the value of the By Hap Connelly on their good judgement and experience to make your tinued success throughout 1995," said Art Corace, fabrics in soft, sophisticated colorations. The 5,700- property should increase faster than the cost to own square-foot model will feature extensive use of mar- job easier. "Look before you leap" is probably the broker/manager of RE/MAX of the Islands. it, depending on its location. This is more true for ble, granite and custom-finished wood work. best advice I can give! waterfront property with direct access. ment and cost. Make sure you know what they are The Sovereign model is due for completion April 2. Ask yourself... What can't I do on Sanibel any before you buy! If not paid for, sewer hookups must 1995. Hap Connelly is a Realtor with VIP Realty Inc. on more? Docks are no longer allowed to be built in be purchased ... check into costs. Gary David Designs Inc. is a residential and com- 3. Utilities are available both above and under- Sanibel Island. For additional information about her Chapin leads RE/MAX most bay waters, making a bay-front home with a column series or what properties VIP Realty has mercial design firm with locations in Naples, Fort ground! Check deed restrictions for rules. of Florida in January Myers and Sanibel and has been serving clients dock all the more valuable. Seawalls are severely available on Sanibel, call Hap at 472-5187. restricted on canals, making properties with seawalls Memberships must be purchased to hook up to water RE/MAX of the Islands has announced that nationally and internationally for 15 years. meters. Just because you see a "black" box does not Barbara Amon Chapin has been listed as the number more valuable if that is what you desire. In Cape Coral, seawalls are required! ... making un-seawalled mean that a meter has been installed, or a member- one producer for the State of Florida RE/MAX orga- ship paid. Check first! nization for the month of January. Bureau reports elderly lots more expensive to build on; therefore more rea- sonable to buy. 4. When clearing a lot to build, certain species of THE ISLANDER The recognition, announced during the latter part homeownership rate hike growth must be removed. These include Brazilian of February, is based on commissions earned within Perhaps in time Sanibel will recognize that it is pepper, melaleuca and Australian pine (sometimes). the RE/MAX system for the month. A multi-million between 1980 and 1990 less harmful to the environment to require certain Other species must be moved or retained. These Serving Sanibel dollar producer and Certified Residential Specialist, The homeownership rate for householders aged 65 types of seawalls and/or mangrove management, than Chapin, a broker/associate, has continually been a top and over climbed from 70 percent in 1980 to 75 per- to dredge and cut existing canals that have become include all native species above three feet in height, and Captiva for 34 Realtor on Sanibel and Captiva since she began her cent in 1990, while the rate of householdership in overgrown and filled in. The bay and bayou-front including cabbage palms. Consider the cost of mov- real estate career on the islands in 1979. She joined general declined slightly, according to a new statisti- mangrove communities seem to be the most impor- ing or removing the existing vegetation before you years and counting... RE/MAX in August 1994 and has been recognized cal brief released today, Tuesday, Feb. 28, by the U.S. tant for the protection of animal and marine species buy. both locally and nationally for her achievements. In Commerce Department's Census Bureau. as well as the land masses themselves. 5. Buildings above a certain height must angle in August 1994 she earned top lister notice for the Mary Naifeh, the author of the brief entitled, from all edges of the property, including street and month and in January 1995 she was named the top "Housing of the Elderly" (SB/94-33), said, "The data Some things to know: waterfront, in addition to meeting certain setback REALTORS producer at the island RE/MAX office. indicates that all but three states recorded a gain in 1. Sanibel is divided into nine different "Eco- requirements. In general the setback requirements ownership among the elderly population." Zones" ranging from those that can never be built on, include: There was no significant change in the elderly to those that allow a maximum of 35 percent cover- From a side lot line ... 10 feet from all structures, This issue of Sanibel & Captiva homeownership rates between 1980 and 1990 for including overhangs. REAL ESTATE has been pro- Steve and Julie Potts, a- age. ' bove, and Andy Potts, South Dakota, Nevada and Alaska. Eco-Zones on Sanibel: From water ... 20 feet from average high water. right, of RE/MAX of the duced by THE SAN1BEL-CAP- Elderly homeownership rates topped 80 percent in A. Gulf Beach - Passive Recreation & From bay ... 50 feet from average high water line. Islands. 11 states: Utah, Idaho, Oklahoma, West Virginia, TIVA ISLANDER, This weekly Conservation - no building. From gulf... All construction must be behind the Mississippi, Florida, South Carolina, New Mexico, B. Bay Beach - Passive Recreation & 1974 Coastal Construction Setback Line ... Behind publication offers real estate news Arizona, Wyoming and Kansas. At the other end of Conservation - no building. the new 1991 Coastal Construction Control Line to and information from the islands, (he spectrum were New York and the District of C. Mangroves - Minimum lot size 20 acres. avoid State of Florida limitations and requirements. Columbia, where the rates were under 60 percent. the area, the state and the nation, Coverage 1 percent; developed area 2 percent. From the street... 50 feet from the center line of all It also features advertising from In Florida, in 1990 there were 1,515,459 elderly non-thoroughfare or feeder roads; 75 feet from the householders, 81.9 percent of whom owned their D.I. Lowland Wetlands - Minimum lot size: focal Realtors. 20,000 square feet. Coverage 15 percent; developed center line of main roads or arterials; 100 feet from home. In 1980, 77 percent owned their own home, a Periwinkle Way and Causeway Road (in most cases). To advertise or for additional difference of 4.9 percent. area 20 percent. Potts team tops D.2. Upland Wetlands - Minimum lot size: 15,000 6. Under certain guidelines and conditions, revet- information about the publication, "For a majority of the elderly homeowners, then- ments can be built on man-made canals and lakes. RE/MAX office in January most recent move was to either a new or a relatively square feet. Coverage 25 percent; developed area 30 please stop by our office at 2407 percent. 7. In most areas, docks can be built. Up to 320 WeVe got something In RE/MAX of the Islands has announced that the new home," Naihef pointed out. "In fact, this was the square feet can be built on man-made canals with a Periwinkle Way or give us a call sales team of Steve, Julie and Andy Potts led the case for slightly more than six out of 10 movers." E.I. Blind Pass - Minimum lot size: 20,000 square store for you. feet. Coverage 25 percent; developed area 30 percent. minimum of documentation, in some cases, only a at 472-5185; fax 472-5302. office in listings for the month of January 1995. In this instance, a new or relatively new home drawing will be required, not a survey. On natural The Potts team is recognized as one of the leading means one built either during the decade or preceding E.2. Gulf Beach Ridge - Minimum lot size: 20,000 Ask about our Special Incentive Program square feet. Coverage 25 percent; developed area 30 bodies of water only 160 square feet can be built with sales teams on the islands and has been honored on the decade in which the householder moved. extensive permitting and surveying requirements. both the local and national levels for its outstanding The brief covers topics on where the elderly live, percent. F. Mid Island Ridge - Minimum lot size: 10,000 8. Don't be afraid to ask questions. In most cases sales performance. Among the distinctions received their chances of owning their home, the type and age you can meet with a City of Sanibel Planning of structures they live in and the odds of lacking square feet. Coverage 30 percent; developed area 35 are the coveted RE/MAX 100 Percent Club, which it Department official who will help answer your ques- 1918WOODRINGROAD plumbing and telephones. percent. has earned for the past five years, and in 1993, the tions, and guide your choices. Be prepared to accept LOVELY BAYFRONT HOME WITH 4 BEDROOMS Top Producers of the Year. For additional information, all the Census Bureau G. Altered Land - Minimum lot size 10,000 square INTERIOR DESIGN the fact that they will not put it in writing. They will, m AND 41/2 BATHS. POOL AND DOCK INCLUDED. "Steve, Julie and Andy are a great asset to our at (301) 457-1214. feet. Coverage 35 percent (30 percent over 10,000 2430 Periwinkle Way, Sanibet island however, give you an answer once you make applica- A PEACEFUL AND CHARMING LOCATION ON THE organization and we wish them further success in square feet) - 5 percent for additional developed area. tion for a Development Permit. 472-1327 OLDEST ISLAND ROAD. 1995," said David McCagg, broker/owner of All lot sizes above are subject to exceptions for Residential course on 9. Just because you FEB. 28, MAR, 1,4 MAR. 2 RE/MAX of the Islands. existing parcels. PIV| o 2-5PM 2. If you are not on a sewer system, you will need bought it "back whenev- :- R For any additional information about the Potts sales and marketing offered PMR JACK THOMAS, INC REALTOR 275-7447 sales team or RE/MAX of On March 9 and 10, a specialized course in a septic system. Even though the septic area is not er" or even now, does not the Islands and its avail- advanced sales and marketing strategies for new included in the coverage calculations, there are cer- guarantee that you can do DON'T MISS THESE GEEAT P able properties, please homes will be offered in Fort Myers by the Fort tain setbacks and minimum elevation requirements what you want. The rules call the company office Myers Association of Realtors. that must be followed that will greatly affect place- LOVELY JUNONIA New home sales have become an integral part of ISLAND ©PPOBTUMTIESn PENTHOUSE 'A1 on Periwinkle Way at 472-2311. the real estate industry. Now, more than ever, real Enjoy the panoramic views of the Gulf estate professionals need the strategies to work effec- from this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, tasteful tively with builders and apartment. One half the top floor is buyers of new homes. yours. It features a brand new white DEEP WATERgANAL Revised and updated kitchen with Corian counter tops and for 1995, the course cov- is immaculate. The time is right to ers the essential topics PARK-LIKE SETTING will be yours with this FABULOUS NEAR BEACH LOCATION this lovely take advantage of this opportunity. Award-Winning Home GULF RIDGE home. Enjoy this 3 bedroom, 2 well maintained 4 bedroom home located on 5 acre necessary for the new bath home, which comes complete with fireplace, Is within very close walking distance to the Gulf. Very well priced at $699,000. Beautifully Appointed 3 bedroom ++ homes specialist. vaulted ceilings, atrium, many decks, windows Features include 3 baths, office, screened and open 15 years with PMR • 20 year Island Resident and beach access. Shared swimming pool and decks, a "tree house* and heated swimming pool. on Sanibel Harbor Those interested in tak- VERY NEAT PACKAGE!!!! tennis court. Offered at $359,000. Available for $349,000. Call Marsha at 472-1511. For Professional Service whether Buying or Selling Fireplace, Swimming Pool....Many Extras ing the course should con- Imposing views overlooking the 16th Fairway at The Dunes Golf Course. /Prlscilla Murphy Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated tact the Florida Associa- This tops them all, the living room, dining areas offer infinite adaptability to 15 years with PMR • 20 years Island Resident • For Professional Service whether Buying or Selling" II Realty, Inc. tion of Realtors at (407) any DECOR or Color scheme. A cheerful center for everyday living. Split M -Will Consider Trade- ' PHscilla Murphy 438-1400. bedroom plan, private screened pool and close to clubhouse^and tennis PO Box Sanibel, FL 33957 Please call Doris Trowbridqe oon nnA Realty, Inc. For additional informa- courts. Call for your private showing today. Asking price . PMR LRSHA S. CLIFFORD tion about the course, PO Box Sanibel, FL 33957 MARSHA S. CLIFFORD please call Ann Macrea or "The (813) 472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 Broker Salesperson Rita Mariotti at the Fort Multi-Million Dollar Club Island's MARSHA S. CLIFFORD (813) 472-2902 (eves) 472-3665 Myers Association of OF THE ISLANDS ijpii 1456 Periwinkle Way SOLD MARSHA CLIFFORD 472-3121 Realtors. 813/472-2311 Office (813) 472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 813/472-4325 Home on Broker Salesperson 8OO-388-2311 Toll Free (813) 472-2902 (eves) Barb" Multi-Million Dollar Club Barbarmia Amon Chapin, CRS Broker-Sales pereon/REALtOR PMR PMR Tuesday. Feb. 28. 1995 Sanibel & Captiva REAL ESTATE 5 4 Sanibel & Captiva REA L ESTATE Tuesday. Feb. 28.1995 Building permits recorded at Sanibel City Hal! dur- $185,000: Paul T. Wheeler and Kimberly Smart to Texturing your home ing the period ending Thursday, Feb. 23, 1994, Domaine DuNord Inc., parcel in part of northeast quarter included: PERMITS of section 25, township 46, range 22. $200,000: Jeff Garvjn, 500 Kinzie Island Ct., single- $120,300: Francis P. Bailey Jr. to Michigan Homes How do you get started? Just take a look in the mirror family residence by The Woiter Group Inc. (2-22) & DEEDS Inc., southeast quarter of section 19, township 46, range $175,875: Robert and Gretchen Valade, 4609 Rue 23. Interior design professionals say it's buyer, suggests a person look in the "It's surprising to some people that the bed made up with either flannel or Belle Mer, single-family residence by Frey & Son $120,300: Michigan Homes Inc. to Francis P. Bailey easy to think about "texturing" your mirror and notice the variety of colors this kind of successful mixing of fab- cotton percale sheets edged with Homes. (2-15) Jr., lots 1 and 2, block D, unit 2, Beachview Country home if you just look at what you are and textures that comprise his or her rics applies just as well to the home," Battenburg lace; the room's inhabitant 21) $163,100: Terry Stickel and Mary Shafer, 1535 Club Estates. wearing at this moment. Claire ensemble. Don't forget to include belts, Goldhagen said. may choose silk pajamas or a satin Serenity Lane, single-family residence by North $1,690: Joseph Steinert, 720 Durion Ct., solar pool Goldhagen, Robb & Stucky upholstery shoes and hosiery. heater by Fafco Solar. (2-23) Condominium sales recorded at the Lee County For instance, the bedroom could nightgown; and cover themselves with American Contractor/Frey & Son Homes. (2-23) have broadloom or sisal carpet; the either a down comforter or woolen $143,978: James and Darlene Kroencke, 1280 Isabel $1,000: Milo and Mary Lou Chelovitz. 790 Beach Rd., Courthouse for more than $80,000 during the week windows may be covered with sheer Dr., alteration/remodel by Dupont Builders Inc. (2-23) deck by Benchmark General Contractors. (2-17) ending Saturday, Feb. 11,1995, included: $133,020: Eugene Carse, 1759 Jewel Box Dr., sin- $175: Joseph Sirkin, 930 Pectin Ct., L.P. tank by $430,000: Island Financial Services Inc. to Pagona nylon curtains or heavy damask drapes; Please see TEXTURING, page 8 gle-family residence by Lake Plaza Custom Homes Inc. Commercial Propane Inc. (2-21) Berkowitz, unit E-5, Pointe Santo De Sanibel. (2-21) $100: Edelgard Papke, 707 Cardium St., L.P. tank by $317,300: John M. and Hardis Jacobsen to Waiter S. $115,200: Wulfert Point Properties, 2755 Wulfert Rd., Petrolane Gas Service. (2-21) and Patricia M. Smitson, unit D-27, Pointe Santo De FOR HELP WITH ISLAND REAL ESTATE single-family villa by Desarata Building Corporation. (2- Sanibel. Deeds recorded at the Lee County Courthouse for 15) $242,000: Leslie O. Taylor and Connie L. Taylor and Call ADA SHISSLER, GRI $26,510: Jeffrey Warren, 718 Gopher Walk Way, more than $80,000 during the week ending Saturday, Feb. 11,1995, included: Leslie O. Taylor Trustee and Connie L. Taylor Trustee VIP Realty Group, Inc. shutters/awnings by Rolladen Inc. (2-21) and Leslie O. and Connie L. Trust to Bill C. and Mary F. $750,000: James A. and Barbara J. Keller to James • EXPERIENCED $6,000: Barbara Hobson, 1231 Isabel Dr., repair Duncan and Eugene L. and Mary Louise Henderson, • PROFESSIONAL E. and Darlene Kroencke, lot 35, section 8, township 46 Over 17 years spe- 15 years as a Broker- existing seawall cap by A-1 Seawalls INc. (2-22) apartment 142, Sanibel Moorings. $5,600: Robert Foster, 780 Beach Rd., solar pool S, range 23 E, Sanibel Harbour. cializing in the sale of Manager at my own $625,000: William J. and Barbara K. Traum to Ann L. $168,500: Brian and Jacqueline McGraw to Eugene leisure properties. agency GRI - heater by Fafco Solar. (2-17) and Mary Jane Bruno, unit 27, Seashells of Sanibel. $4,206: William and Helen Craig, 993 Sand Castle Christ, parcel in section 20, township 46 S, range 23 E. Graduate of Realtors Rd., addition by Stonebridge Construction. (2-20) • KNOWLEDGEABLE Institute $4,000; Dean Stoddard, 1119 Periwinkle Way, #156, Familiar with the Graduate - University roof-over mobile home by Holsomback Mobile Home Questions and answers with Popular Mechanics Islands since 1972. of Illinois. Service. (2-22) Q: I would like to put regular carpeting and polyethylene sheets. Tape the seams and allow the S3,000: Chuck McDonough and Catherine Bould, padding on a basement floor and over the floor of an sheets to "curl up" the walls about 6 inches. Fasten 2340 Wulfert Rd., solar pool heater by Fafco Solar. (2- outside enclosed porch. Both floors are concrete on a these edges with spots of adhesive every 8-12 inches. 23) Visqueen vapor barrier over a slab base. How can I On top of the vapor barrier, place polystyrene insu- $2,400: Chuck McDonough and Catherine Bould, lation (1 inch minimum thickness) over the entire 2340 Wulfert Rd., alteration/remodel by Carlton- moisture-proof this type of surface so dampness and Naumann Construction. (2-22) moisture do not come up through the carpeting and floor area. On top of this layer, place l-by-4-inch This living room shows a good mix of textures. $2,200: Jack Tenney, 418 Bella Vista Way, vinyl sid- cause it to rot or mildew? kiln-dried pressure-treated furring strips every 16 i specialize in waterfront properties ing by Ringland Construction Inc. (2-17) I would also like to put some type of insulation on inches at right angles forming a grid on 16-inch cen- $2,197: Martin and Brenda Harrity, 1263 Isabel Dr., the floor. What type would be best, and what would I ters. It's important to use polystyrene insulation with and can show its Best Advantage decking over existing deck by Joe Cote Carpentry. (2- put over that as an underlayment for the carpet? I am a minimum compressive strength of 25 pounds per aware of one method square inch. Dow's Styrofoarn TG brand insulation is INTRODUCING BEACHVIEW ESTATES - from my boat. which is to put a founda- one that meets this requirement. Glue the furring strips in place with No. 11 mastic to keep them from PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR f PMR • PRM • PRM tion coating on the floor, PHASE 2 shifting. 15-pound felt on the Chateaux Stir Mer coating, furring strips on Glue and nail 5/8-inch exterior grade plywood Is Your Dream Spacious, comfortable the felt, and half-inch over the furring strips using ring or spiral nails on 6- home on a secluded, tempered Masonite on inch centers along the edges and 10-inch centers on estate size lot with lovely interior strips. Allow a 1-sixteenth-inch space a Fabulous Home on a top. Will this give me the Bayou view. Beach access, between panel edges and center panel joints over the solid-feeling carpeted room for expansion. 266S WEST GULF DRIVE Now under construction on exclusivs West Gulf Drive, two unique and not to be duplicated properties furring strips. Sand off any irregularities over the ply- $320,000. Bougalnvillea Condominium #1 is the erti's frst floor of this new tfiree ies.dence bu'ld ng The spacious 3800 sq ft of living area offers floor I want? Championship Golf Course? 3 be&xms 'lira'/, s.r.r.g room (csuid be 4th bedroorr) and 3 1,-2 caths M\ of th.s cones complete -A.th two ca' garage, secured bu Iding, wood joints and you are ready to lay the carpet. The h A: If you are certain e'evs':r a.id all Gulf Front Nor ng e'se compares to Irt.s and is crfered at a pre cofisructcn price of $1,300,000 Bougalnvillea #4 is a 5/8-inch plywood not only spans the furring strips for s'rc'e fa"- ky 2500 sq r! h:rrs nr ch bsasts 3 bedrooms 3 bains left, screened porch Lpsla-rs maste' su'ls win pwa!e loit and open your vapor barrier is deck A'33 UNIQUE lo iris tarra is 3 "WIDOWS WATCH" ato ng a FANTASTIC VIEW OF THE GULF. Offered at $675,000. a solid floor, it's also required by most building codes undamaged under your s as a 15-minute fire barrier over the insulation. Since V ?; slab, you don't really codes vary, check with your local housing authority A King's Crown Jewel need a second one. to be sure you are in compliance before laying the However, there's always carpet. The King's Crown, a quali- ty gulf-front complex on a the chance it was pierced Q: We have several hundred dollars' worth of yard when the concrete was desirable Gtuf Drive loca- and deck plants. Not only are the plants expensive, tion, features 54 units, a WEDGEWOOD #202. Spectacular gulf-front 970 VICTORIA WAY, VICTORIA COVE-iha tsst of telh worlds' poured, so you are wise west views. Ultimate luxury! Spadous 3 bed- Beautiful Victorian-style home in a very desirable location. This but they require several seasons to reach a good size pool, tennis facilities, cov- room, 3.5 baths plus family room. One of the wonderful home offers boat dockage and deeded beach accsss. I! to want to install another. ered parking, ground level best residences on Sanibel! $995,000, unfur- features three bedrooms. The master suite is spectacular, three Use overlapping 6-mil storage and elevators. Unit nished. baths, swimmmg pool and spa, thirty-foot dock, gorgeous kitchen, Please see QUESTIONS, page 8 family room or library, screened and open porches and a rooftop #106 of the complex is cur- sundeck. This home is a "MUSTSEE1 and it's priced very well at rently available for $659,900. Exquisitely furnished Specialist in The #389;900. The unit is ' Exclusive Affiliate beautifully decorated, furnished and maintained. It features two bed- Let Reach view F.states turn Marketing Of Fine CATUcnv,c rooms and two baths, a special dining room with mirrored wall. Talk About Winning! your dream into reality! For prices Upgrades include tile floors, glassed-in lanai, California closets, a Homes and Waterfront W 1 HtBY b First, the improvements we've beginning at around 5400,000 you domed kitchen and fans. It has never been rented. Properties INTERNATIONAL REALTY made to Be;ichvie\v have won the can own a fabulous new home praise of planners and environmenta- (including prepared building site) PRICES REDUCED! lists alike. We didn't just preserve the right on the golf course. Select from NEW LISTIrJG-563 SEA OATS DRIVE-Three 2611 WEST GULF DRIVE. By the sea-this top floor, SOUTHERN COLONIAL DREAM an extensive line of houses AFFORDABLE OPTIONS bedrooms plus a loft. Soaring cathedral ceiling, west corner location condominium offers gorgeous natural beauty of the site... we greatly gourmet kitchen and fabulous master suite. panoramic views of the Gulf of Mexico. The spacious HOUSE. Located on over an acre- enhanced it! designed and constructed by Beautiful neighborhood located near the beach floorplan allows for two bedrooms, two baths, den, for- deeded beach easement. Private estate Southwest Florida's premier builder - on with deeded access. Spectacular at $489,500. mal dining room and much more. Don't miss the setting with circular drive - formal Second, the course is winning Michigan Homes! opportunity to purchase this rare, best-located condo- Sanibel minium at BY THE SEA. Offered at $699,000. gardens and lots more - PRICED TO rave reviews in the golfing community SELL NOW - WILL SELL BELOW for it's daring design and This is the Final Phase at GOPHER WALK APPRAISAL. If you are seriously looking, outstanding maintenance. Beachview and quite SUBDIVISION call now. Prestigious West Gulf Drive. Two 1/2-acre Beachview is now an 18 possibly the last golf hole layout that challenges course building sites homesites, nearby beach access, beautiful THREE BEDROOM CAPTIVA CHARMER CAPTIVA DREAMS community swimming poof. Don't miss this very special, very clean golfers at all levels of ever to be offered on Priced at GULF FRONT - Wide Gulf views-high ability.' the Island! $235,000 and $255,000. Captiva Village home. Just a short walk elevation - 1.4 Acres - No CCCL to the beach. Lowest priced three bed. permitting to build PLUS Shared dockage SANiBEL HARBOUR SOMERSET #C-201. Immaculate luxury condo- available. Call today. on Roosevelt Channel -~$S5Q?Q20. Waterfront 2 bedroom, 2 bath condomini- minium, never rented. Beautiful view of gulf, BEACHVIEW ESTATES • 1409 Sandpiper Circle • 1762 Windward Way um #435 at Sanibel Harbour Resort, guar- many upgrades. Two bedrooms, family room,2. 5 NOW $800,000. Enjoy the lovely lake view from this 5/3 Michigan "Bristol" baths. One of Sanibel's finest properties and Sanibel Island, Florida Quiet Convenient Location anteed leaseback and VIP membership to innovative floorplan. Also a $10,000 decorator MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEWS ON Immaculate, beautifully furnished 2/2 MORTGAGE Lush Tropical Setting PAYMENTS Spa and Tennis Club. $217,000, furnished. allowance offered to purchaser. $665,000. CAPTIVA are available from this On-site Model Homes are open for your inspection! Dunes duplex. It is fully equipped and ready to move into! Secluded park-like set- Separated Quarters - ideal UNDER Roosevelt Channel homesite. Estate Visit our sales center near the Causeway at 959 Periunnkle Way. for caretaker, extended $800 mo zoned for Main House, Guest House and Telephone (813) 472-1506 ting, yet very convenient to Dunes ameni- family or rental CAU.FOH 15 years with PMR • 20 years Island Resident • For Professional Service whether Buying or Selling DETAILS Staff Quarters-Truly special. £p##flQS. ties and the heart of the island. Afibrdably $229,900 NOW $1,000,000. priced. /Priscilla Murphy Would you like a brochure and other pertinent information? $169,900 7 Realty, Inc. SANIBEL ISLAND AND PRIVACY. Over Send or fax us the following information: 19 Acres close to causeway with bay N;ime Whether Buying or Selling your piece of paradise, PO Box Sanibel, FL 33957 GOLFERS ALERT-DONT MISS A STROKE views possible. Let your mind run wild on PRESENTED BY Gorgeous golf and lake views. Elegant the potential of this wonderful homesite. Address home-Pool-and oversized garage for City call ADA SHISSLER, GRI your cart. Walk to beach-Very special. State Zip. MARSHA S. CLIFFORD Phone VIP Realty Group, Inc. (813) 472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 MARSHA CLIFFORD FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THE FINEST IN Sanibel Phone Until Mllll 'lii: HKAttIVIKVC KSTAT1-S 813-472-5187 ext. 54 Broker Salesperson 9V) IVriwinkli- Way RECOGNIZED BY NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL MARKETING FOR YOUR I'M INTERESTED IN SANIBEL REAL ESTATE FOR: Sanihd Island, VI WJV7 813-472-1422 EVENINGS (813) 472-2902 (eves) Multi-Million Dollar Club WHO'S WHO IN • Primary Kvsuk'iwe Q Second Homo LUXURY REAL ESTATE PROPERTY, CALL US TODAY! 1-800-553-7338 • liiivslmciil I 1-800-476-9232 •"•••'•.••. \ •;•; \ '*.'.

6 Sanibel & Captiva REAL ESTATE Tuesday. Feb. 28. 1995 Real Estate Tuesday Skylights could be the Feb. 28,1995 answer to your problem WATERFRONT Sanibel Inn Condo LEE COUNTY HOMES \ MANUFACTURED Commercial Property. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 2 BR/2 BA, top floor unit. Fully Centrally located on Lands End Village, 3 BR/3 BA. Skylights provide the answer in throughout the room. A shaft also PROPERTY furnished, superior rental HOMES Periwinkle Way. Fantastic view of Gull and Ideal for offices or Redfish Pass, weekly or creating a light-filled home that's allows you to direct light to specific history, gross revenues, 1993 Del Tura 2 BR/2 BA, 1,886 sq. ft. Lg. "Island Home on IntraCoastal" - $48,000+, 1994 $44,000* commercial service business. monthly rates. Save direct. Minutes to Stump Pass or Boca veranda rm., screened 13 X 14 open to the beauty of the outdoors. areas that need accentuating such as Listed at $349,000. lanai, w/tinted vinyl windows, Island Vacant & available Owner, Days 800-227-3633 Grande by boat. Octagon 2 BR/3 for occupancy. Even if there happens to be an attic a bath vanity or work area. Flaring a sky- Bath - Completely furnished, 2 Agents welcome Jenn-Air stove, 1-1/2 car garage, and ask for Gina. light's shaft screened lanais & workshop below. 612-926-7976 Honing spacious rooms, gated communty, Call Ann Eves: (201) 527-1267 space between the rooms and the A shaft can be constructed for a Plus boat lift. Asking $189,000 813- 3/10/95 -SSSS- 210B5121.4 skylights. Style-view awnings. Must 8:30-5:00 395-0888 2/2B/95 —SSSS— 2085677-3 distributes light 697-8781 EQUAL HOUSING see $72,500. 813-543-8444 After 5:00 466-0330 blue sky beyond, skylights can easily single skylight installation or multi- 3/2/95 —SSSS —21004565-1 South Seas Beach Villa more evenly 3/9/95 —SSSS — 21082276-7 OPPORTUNITY 3/2/B5 —SSSS— 21051752-3 and economically bring sunlight and ple units installed closely together. Sanibel - 924 Beach Rd. By owner. Must Sell!! 1986 Palm Harbor 28 X For Rent into a room and BOCA GRANDE All real estate advertised in 63, completely furnished, Old BEST BUSINESS 2 BD/2 BA with "sleeping" loft, Open house 11-3 daily. 3 BR, 2 BA, this newspaper is subject to spaciousness to a home's interior. Just imagine how opening the ceiling gives the ap- family room w/fireplace, double HOMES Bridge Village gated adult LOCATION accommodates 6. Located on garage and caged pool on secluded the Federal Fair Housing Act of community - - 1,800 sq. ft., wet bar, Gulf of Mexico, spectacular pearance of a 1968 which makes it illegal to 2 BR/2 BA, large screened lanai. One mile West of 1-75 on The simple construction of a shaft is to the sky could visually expand a Tot with Gulf access. 481-6130. GULF SHORES NORTH view. Reasonable rates advertise any preference, Many extras. Open House Sat. a COLONIAL BOULEVARD larger skylight. 3/3/95 —SSSS—21083834-1 Luxury 4 bedroom, 2 bath home in through owner. all that's needed to capture that light room with sunlight from above, cool limitation or discrimination Sunday 543-2639 Stores w/Warehouse Riverfront elegance, 4 bedrooms, the only undeveloped Subdivision Contact Mrs. M. Wniole based on race, color, religion, 3/2/95 —SSSS —21084571-1 2,700 sq. ft. w/AC & Overhead and bring fresh air ventilation to any breezes and the spacious, open feel- 2/baths, Gold Coast area, C.C. left in Boca Grande. Excellent (908) 747-5930. Growth Potential! Overbuilt quality sex, handicap, familial status Jamaica Bay. Gated park, 55+. 1,350 sq. ft. - w/AC & Office Spectacular river view, AAA Now accepting reservations. room in the home. ing of being in touch with the out- condition, new glazed tile roof, pool, appointed residence on large or national origin, or an Spacious 2-br, 2-ba, 28x44. Fully 1,350 sq. ft. w/small office. furnished. Enclosed lanai.8x12 2/28/95 —SSSS— 2085 678-3 boat lift, oversized garage. Asking landscaped lot with 360° water intention to make such 482-5879 A skylight shaft is a light well doors. The skylight shaft can even be views; sunset views from large shed, W/D. Citrus. Two swimming $289,000. Seller motivated. CaN preference, limitation or 3/22/95 —SSSS— 21063135-1 King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 542-7788. screened porch and MBR deck. pools, three clubhouses. Many BA, screened lanai, heated pool, from which the incoming light from designed as a ceiling focal point with discrimination. This publication Downtown Cape Coral - 3/1/95 — SSSS—21004244-1 Deeded Gulf and Lake access huge activities. 489-0315. tennis. 2 week minimum. 617-659- Beachl Gourmet kitchen, fireplace, will not knowingly accept any 3/3/95 —SSSS — 21085065-1 Executive suites, 108 to 883 7460. the skylight installed in the roof is a curved opening, stepped sides or sq. ft., electric, water & trash Boardwalk Caper. Easy Gulf Anderson, Koehler, Jacuzzi and advertising for real estate Carriage Village 55+. Off Bayshore, 2/28/95 —SSSS— 2OB6535-3 access, canal front, 2 BR/2-1/2 BA much morel Flexible, expandable service included. From $150. distributed throughout the room. In distinctive moldings. Painting the which is in violation of the law. barely lived in. spacious double Also available 2690 sq. ft. for Coquina Beach - 2 BR, 2 BA, Gull Townhouse, newly installed carpet design for use as a private home, wide and nice lot. Access to pool and tile, screened lanai, private Our readers are hereby Realty/off ice/warehouse, 17 ft. side. Newly decorated, all amenities. simple terms, the construction of a interior of the shaft with a light color rental property or both. Fully and recreation. Open House Thur.- Available weekly, bi-weekly, or courtyard, optional covered parking. furnished turnkey. Price reduced informed that all dwellings ceilings, $1350. 542-5436 or Fri.-Sat., 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. by 481-9548 monthly. Cali (813) 395-2361 shaft involves cutting the roof open- will also reflect more light into the $129,000,466-0974 from $659K. Anxious to Sell $629K. advertised in this newspaper owner. 198 Santa Fe Trail. 3/4/95 —SSSS—21084542-1 3/6/95 —SSSS—21QB0740-1 2/2B/85 —SSSS—21024250-3 Call Owner: 813-697-4339 for appt. are available on an equal 3/4/95 —SSSS —21085220-1 ing for the skylight installation, cut- room for maximum benefit. Serious buyers may inquire within at The Atrium - 2 BR/2 BA, condo. Must selll Plans have changed. Blk opportunity basis. Lease prime Periwinkle Way 443, Lot 41 & 42. River access- 16241 Sunset Pines Circle. 3/22/2012 —SSSS— 2072220-1 Beautifully decorated, overlooking ting a larger opening in the ceiling VELUX-AMERICA INC., a man- retail, 1238 or 3358 s.f. gull. All amenities: 2-week minimum. seawall & dock, quiet area. $48,000 3/31/85 —SSSS-21074727-7 Free.... List of Homes For Sale by MOBILE HOMES FOR Free standing building. Available January. Owner (313) below and then framing, insulating ufacturer of roof windows and sky- Neg. Make us an offerl! 574-7850 Owner - Prices/ Address/ Phone #'s. 886-4757. .3/2/93/2/Q5 — SSSttttS —21084570-it no * * in *1 Ft. Myers 482-0555. Cape Coral SALE 472-2280 and finishing the shaft between the lights, offers free information and a 3/3/85 —SSSS— 21081963-3 2/26/Bi — SStS—21065BB4-3 Direct access on 70 feet of River 542-3333 Help-U-Sell R.E. Sanibel - Periwinkle Park - Park 3/24/95 — SSSS—21070034-B Store, office, 1,000 sq. ft. Downtown Captiva Shores, spa, 2 BD/2 BA, two openings with wallboard. By video on installing skylights and s and 120 ft. canal. Boat dock, on cul- model. Newly decorated. Large 1 de-sac. Ideal location. 10,500 sq. ft. Cape, Lafayette St. $395. firm. 549- bay to beach, pool. Available Looking for country charm? 3 private yard off Florida room. December, January, April, May S making the ceiling opening larger designing with light. For free copies, [ of land. 2,800 sq. ft. Blue print bedroom, 2 bath, free-standing 3978. Available March 1st. Convenient to stores and causeway. 3/1/95 —SSSS —21084510-1 summer. Call owner for discount I available for construction. Some fireplace, large master suite, $29,500. Lot 6 - Street 1W. 813- than the roof opening, and flaring the call, toll free, (800) 283-2831, or owner financing. Call now. 466-7456 rates. 914-967-3023. 5 BR & 3 Bath screened-in porch, lot 100x136. 395-8739. 2/2B/95 —SSSS—21069242-3 shaft, you'll not only make the sky- write to: VELUX-AMERICA INC., 4/8/85 —SSSS—21084662-1 $69,900. 694-7656. 3/4/95 -SSSS—2107B970-3 3/3/95 —SSSS—21084888.1 | ROOMS FOR RENT \ If you have 30 days or more to $99,900 spend at perhaps the nicest place light and room appear larger, you'll Dept. M, P.O. Box 5001, Green- ' Adult, waterfront mobile home at N Ft. Myers double wide Cape Corai room for rent. $75 per ; F.M.B. 1,100 sq. ft., 2 BR/1 BA, mobile home and lot. on Sanibel, are a caring person or also distribute light more evenly wood, SC 29648-5001. SANIBEL/CAPTIVA week. Call 542-6260. family, we have the place for youl beautifully remodeled w/deck & 40' By owner. 3/2/85 —SSSS—21084605-1 2,000 sq. ft. Gulf front condo 2 BR/2 i dock. Sailboat access. Must see Tamiami Village, new section, 765-1844-$66,500. BA w/den, Jacuzzi. Low density I 3/3)85 —SSSS—21084871-5 over 55 park. 2 BD/2 BA with complex. 2 lap pools, sauna, 6 Shell Harbor canal front ground new 10X24 all glass Florida lighted tennis courts. Like new S level home. 3 BR/2 BA plus den or APARTMENTS & room, screened lanai, shed, would like to keep that way. March, office. Newly decorated, new DUPLEXES FOR RENT April S summer months available. appliances, split floor plan, carport, partially furnished. Call owner 216-568-0109 completely furnished. Steps to $10,000. down Ft. Myers Beach Apartment for rent 2/2B/95 • —SSSS—21077915-3 Real Estate private beach. $327,000. 395-9269 $450. per month. - Completely furnished w/utilities, Sanibel Island luxury condo in small FOR SALE BY - owner. Phone 997-1031. cable TV. Boat dock & private drive. 902 S.E. 30th St. C.C. 3/3/95 — SSSS—210B1073-3 beach complex. All amenities: 3/3/95 —SSSS— 21079410-1 Weekly or monthly. $295. per week OWNER TIME RUNNING OUT! elevator, 2 BR, pool, VCR. Available New 3 Bd, 2 Ba mobile homes on or $975. per mo. 463-9797 February and March. Backs up to Price going up! GENERAL REAL land, with county water, septic & 3/31)95 —SSSS—2H79842-5 golf course. Call 606-299-3911 472-5185 Owner must sell immediately! power. Price includes set-up, A/C, ABIDE at furnished efficiency on days, 606-253-3841 evenings. 472-5185 3/2-1/2 duplex In Dunes C.C. IDEAL LAYOUT FOR ESTATE skirting steps. Limited spaces water, pool, dock, quiet, clean, tow 3/3/95 —SSSS—21081669-3 rates. Also large 1 bedroom Classifieds Great primary residence IN LAW SUITE available. $39,900. Jamie 995-1883 Lakefront. Beautiful view of Cape's apartment. Available March & April. or rental Income. Dlr, Under $400 per mo. largest Gulf access lake, southern 16X28 GREAT ROOM 3/22/95 —SSSS—21081865-9 542-3464. No R.E. commission puts BOCA GRANDE exposure dock, private Jacuzzi, W/WOODEN BEAM Remember Sanibel 3/1)95 —SSSS—210B33B1-1 CHANGE OF PACE SANIBEL ACREAGE "Further reduced to $48,000" price below F.M.V. All CATHEDRAL CEILING. For Sale By Owner Newly large 2/2 furnished or unfurnished. INTERVAL FOR SALE I VACATION 15 yrs. ago? Decorated Doublewide 24 X 51, 2 Short or long term . Call for color Beautiful Vacation Home 1-1/2 blocks from beach, beautifully Reduced from $53,500 to reasonable offers considered. 7 PADDLE FANS, Duplex - Paradise Shores 2 Try Boca Grande this year' 8ed/2 Bath. Great Location!!! Nice bedroom," "garage, newly brochure. 549-0690. Call me to purchase or sell vacation PROPERTY 3 bedrooms, 2 baths decorated 3 BR/2 BA, hot tub, EXTREMELY RARE: Approx. $49,700 for a Sanibel building Brian 505-344-7383 TWO CAR GARAGE, lime share weeks on Sanibel. Herb secluded, citrus trees, tropical Beachfront accommodations, Adult Park in Punta Gorda. $23,900. remodeled, extra storage cabinets, 3/3JC3 — SSSS— 21C8J043-1 Your own private tennis court 2.32 acre multi-unit near beach lot. 3/2/95 —SSSS- 21058417-3 FENCED CORNER LOT, Simon, Broker-Realtor. Office 772- garden. AN amenities. Pets okay. villas, and/or private homes (813) 639-3759 washer, dryer, stove, refrigerator all 2 BR/2 BA Directly on tha Gulf, Top & swimming pool, 100 yards to parcel on Sanibel has just Good location on Sunset Circle BUY OWNER - 1000's of properties 3/1/85 — ttSS — 21084409-t 1010, 1-800-831-4453. Residence BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND Reduced for '95 $1,800. March 1- ALL UTILITIES. available. new. No pets, $475,543-6340 after floor, newest building, best view at Gulf of Mexico. Call for times behind Periwinkle Place. Will for sale all areas/ prices - Call for 1pm. 574-5697, 1-800-933-1458. Gingerbread House 20, $2,000 - April, available shorter become available. LOTS OF FRUIT TREES, Call toll free for information Indian Creek Mobile Home Park, Tortuga Beach w/dai!y golf Professional Really Consultants of available. term. Available April 96, $3,500. Should support 5 dwelling reduce for cash. Possible free list. No commissions. 1-800- F.M.B. Corner of Pine Ridge & San 3/3/95 —tWt—21083743-1 A new private home with 408-1999 - T.V. Show Sun. 10 A.M. NICE PALMS, 1-800-881-2622 privileges at The Dunes. 1 st week of Lee County, Inc. 216/338-8031 800-742-0249. units! owner financing. NEW UPGRADED CARPET - Carlos. Double wide • 2/2, large Pine Manor duplex, 2 BD, large Apr. Available (March 31-Apr. 7) 2/28/85 — SSSS — 2081861-8 Victorian Key West charm, 2/28/95 — SSSS— 21072253-3 Ch.26or7. Boca Grande kitchen & master bath on a lake, 216/338-5281 Ideal minor subdivision or Owner • 813-484-9421 3/15/85 —SSSS—21061355-1 FRESHLY PAINTED utility room, includes lawn $1,950,813-395-0638 blended with contemporary Real Estate, Inc. furnished, excellent condition. 3/3/85 —315S—310B5203-3 Sanibel cottages week 4, Unit 125, 3/1/95 — SSSS — 2094544-3 unique ESTATE setting . 3/9/95 —SSSS— 21079985-3 INTERIOR. maintenance and garage. $395 plus 2 BR, 2 BA, sleeps six. Fully space and luxury. Sanibel Island, FL BEAUTIFUL PLUSH 3 BEDROOM, 3/17/85 —S»S»— 210B38J2-7 Active adult community. 466-6186 deposit. 543-2492. A two minute stroll from with main 2 BATH HOME FOR SALE BY MOVE-IN CONDITION 3/2/BS —ttSS—21084584-5 3/3/95 —tits— 21084062-1 furnished, 100 ft. from beach/pool, SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Luxury home. a beautiful private beach homa/guest home/caretakers OWNER. SUGGESTED REALTORS Brokers Welcome HOMES FOR RENT screened porch, open terrace, NEW PRIVATE LUXURY 3 BR, 3 BA, 3000 sq. toot. Walk Builder has oversized lots on CONDOS FOR SALE f Park Model, good condition, facing Gulf. $30,000. Call 201-54S- on the Gulf. to Bowman's Beach. cottage/pool & tennis/A more. PRICE $89,900 - ASKING $80,000. furnished, Jacuzzi, weight room, April - Two bedroom, HOME ON GULF, AVAILABLE canal in exclusive gated BUILT IN 1989, 2186 SQUARE Call 772-7756 Today 4220. Near historic Beach access/lakefront and SANIBEL • From our point of viewlll swimming pool, enclosed Florida below "market rate housing" You can only get there by boat FOR VACATION RENTAL Secluded, private residence. subdivision. East end of FEET, CAMELOT ISLES AREA - for appointment 3/7/93 — tits—21078210-3 Chapel-By-The-Sea, Captivs priced to sell at $279,000. See it from Punta Rassall Luxury 2 room & shed, $6,900. O.B.O, 454- vacancy. or plane. Very private, very 5 BR/4 BA, PRIVATE POOL, Monthly rental - $3,800 Sanibel location, with beach SW CAPE CORAL. 549-5671 OR 21073318-1 library and South Seas Call Charles Sobczak, —ssss- bedroom, 2 bath condominium 6462 leave message. Contact Community Housing special. North Captiva island. Sanibel Cottages SPA. ALL RESORT FACILITIES Season, $1,800 off season. club and private access. 549-1444. Plantation Resort. Realtor Assoc. with PMR Great starter/low down. Assume homes with private fishing pier, 3/2/ti — SSSS—210a4585-5 and Resources at City Hall Superb fishing, shelling and Weeks 5 and 6, 2 BR/2 BA. OPTIONAL SPECIAL RATE. Owner, 1-800-553-3605, Surrounded by beautiful 3/3/85 —SUt—21078837-1 tennis courts, pool and spa, and Two bedrooms, two full baths; for additional details, 6.5%. mortgage. $586.29 PITI. 3 BR, for eligibility information legendary sunsets! Sort of Sleeps 5. Fully furnished, 100 THRU OWNER. Shannon Lottos existing homes. Call for more Cape Coral - Off Palaco Grande, 2 BA, split plan, new paint & adjacent marina. Prices starting at completely equipped 4/7/93 — SSSS — 21080862-3 (813) 472-1511 472-1189. Sanibel before causeway. Be ft. from beach, pool, private CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST information. direct access canal 4 BR/2 BA, flooring, landscape & sprinklers. $156,000. SANIBEL OPEN HOUSE \ space-age kitchen; or after hours at 395-0909 family & living rooms, Ig. lanai, pool, $74,900. Owner/Agent 433-4655. HARBOURSIDE REALTY (813) 3/3/85 —SSSS— ' 21084186-1 our guest in a luxury 3 BR/2 BA facilities. Screened porch, 219-272-0889 OR Open House Sunday 2/26, 1:00- washer/dryer; light, airy great Loggerhead Cay (813) 472-8162 Z car garage, sprinkler system, city 3/3/93 —SSSS—21078549-1 466-3313. Large, unfurnished second floor, beachfront home with tennis, open terrace, facing beach and 219-271-0115 2/28/85 — SSSS— 21078981-3 4:00. 2,100 plus sq. ft., 3 BR, 2 BA, room with cathedral ceiling; 2 BR/2 BA ground floor. 2/28/85 —Hit— 21084488-3 water & sewer & dual water, mature 2/28/95 —tSSS— 21078700-3 one bedroom-apartment on Dana pool and a golf cart to explore gulf. Priced to sell! 2/2B/95 — SStS — 21818785-3 Lehigh - Cape Coral building lots. pool home. Walk-in closets, many den; screened veranda. Nicely furnished. Two T.V.'s, North Fort Myers, close to 41 & new landscaping, $170,000. 542-1022, Drive near Page Field. $300 per the Island. Off season rates Call 317-462-3290 $50 down/monthly. Call owner 369- 1-800-845-5447 cabinets in 2 car garage, large month. Need first plus $150 deposit. Furnished with lovely Shaker microwave, pool, tennis. Publlx Plaza, 2-1/2 acres, CBS ••••••••*• YOU WONT BE until Thanksgiving $1,500/wk., 2/28/95 — SSSS— 81079B30-3 2113 ask for Rick. .3/1/95 —SSfS—2108134B-1 family room, great home for 1-800-330-1414. antiques. South Seas Plantation Available March 11-25 and home, 4 bed/3 bath, pole barn, very 3/1/95 — SitS—21032506-1 4 BEDROOM/3 BATH CUSTOM DISAPPOINTED! entertaining. By owner, $119,000. then $2,100/wk. till Easter. private, zoned agriculture. Perfect Sanibel - Mariner Point. Two level —SSSt—21084756-1 Photos A references available. Gulf Cottage April 1-15. Write or call Waterfront lot!! Nice area near two BUILT HOME. ONLY $195,000 1144 SE 33rd St. 540-0992. Call Elizabeth Falella at SANIBEL COTTAGES, for contractor/horses. $92,500.731- townhouse. 2 BR/2-1/2 BA. FIREPLACE, ALARM, 3/1/95 —SSSS —21084264-1 Two bed, 1 bath duplex for rent. December 15th thru April 30th Direct through owner. Cliff Hall, 1117 Captain's Walk, lakes. Cape Coral off of Nicholas. 407-647-6111. WEEKS 7-10, 5969. Upgrades, furnished. Bay view. SPRINKLER SYSTEM, If you like: Completely remodeled, water & $1,125. per week. 3/BR, 3/BA, loft, porch, Sanibel, 33957. 3/3/98 —SSSS — 21084748-1 $18,500. 458-9632 trash paid. Call 542-1654 or 458- 2/28/95 —SSSS— 20J4055-3 $28,000 PER WEEK FIRM Tennis, pools, fishing pier. Boat INTERCOM, SPIRAL STAIRS - Sanibel May 1st thru August 31st beautifully furnished, washer, 813-472-4077 3/2/95 —SSSS—21084472-1 dockage available. Clear access to 9746 or pager number 490-2300. West Gulf Drive area on lake. FROM FEB. 7 - MARCH 3. WITH VERY LARGE 2ND - Boating INVESTMENT $725. per week. dryer, TV, VCR, pool, tennis, 3)7/95 -111!- 21081736-3 Waterfront Lots - For sale. Blk. Gulf. $265,000. 813-395-1672. Security system optional. Ask for Private beach access. 3 BR/2-1/2 CALL 472-9294. MASTER SUITE WITH - Beautiful 2/2 Sept. 1st thru December 14th steeps 2-8 people, etc. Seasonal rental available now for 1601, Lots 73 & 74. Gulf access, JJ9/95 —SSSS—21083006-3 PROPERTY Alex or Christy. BA, large screened porch. March FROM MARCH 3 - MARCH 10 LOTS FOR SALE BALCONY. HUGE CLOSETS - 11th Floor watarview 3/3/85 —SSSS — 21084821-1 $625. per week. After 10:00 a.m.-11 p.m. March & April. Steps to the Beach. $40,000. 945-2559 San Carlos Park 3 BR/2 BA, and April. Call 472-2632 for more CALL 472-0431. 3/9/95 —SSSS—21084543-1 Come visit this "CREAM Special January rates. 1-800-227-1783 Weekly or monthly available. screened lanai, corner lot, 6 yrs. old, THROUGHOUT, LOTS OF Small strip center, main road, 11 Gulf front efficiency, 1 BR/1 BA, cute info. PUFF" at "PUNTA BASS A" stores, 10O% leased. $600,000. with 3/1/95 —SSSS —21074109-3 FROM MARCH 10 - MARCH 17 Rate applies to 4 people. Includes cable & phone. Call now! Two lots in The Dunes. Cape Coral. Residential lot, unit 26, all.appliances like new, freshly TILE. POOL, SPA. EXTRA & cozy, available March 1st. South Or {714) 499-1783 Also listings for next year. 463-0059 (at Sanibel Causeway) $200,000. down, might accept real 472-9294 Write: Henry Romersa One has beautiful expansive block 940, all utilites new homes, painted, fruit trees, lovely LARGE LANAI WITH LUSH end of Beach. $600. + utilities and On water - Beautiful Cape 3/2 ranch OR 31S-4S1-0S89 ANYTIME 2/28/95 — SSSS— 2068188-3 3/8/85 —ttSS—21084590-5 $6,500. Unit 35, block 2373, neighborhood, window coveringsl SHRUBS & ROCK WATERFALL 15031 Punta Rassa Rd. #105 estate for down payment. Chuck deposit. 463-3787 home. Large kitchen, double (Captiva) like view. Other looks on Bundschu Inc. Realtor, Contact 3)10,185 — 1SU — 11063022-3 Western NC mountain home. preserve. For more information potential C-3 $8,000. Will discount Move in conditionl! $79,900. 939- ALL LIGHTED. SKYLIGHTS, OPEN 2:00 - 5:00 3/4/B5 —SSSS —21085163-5 garage, 3 lot site. Circular drive on 4911 Tanglewood Drive Captiva Secluded 2 story w/deck & fireplace. for both. 201-912-9406. Chuck 481-0300. dead-end street. Child accepted call CATHEDRAL BEAMED Thurs. thru Mon. 2/2B/S5 —SISS—21076583-1 2 BR/1 BA, close to beaches & Nashville, TN 37216 Oh Gulf Estate home. Fully furnished - bring toothbrush. 3/2/95 — SSSS—210B4558-1 ,3/3/95 —SSSS—21083544-1 $750.463-0101 - Call me on February, March and 395-0909 CEILINGS, TRIPLE LOT SITE. OWNER/BROKER "DAN" Sanibel. Fenced yard, parking, April weeks in Torluga Beach Club 615-262-9859 3 or 4 BR/3 BA, ultimate luxury, Privately owned & immaculately 22 unit apartment/motel, 3/3/95 —SSSS—21083015-S 2/28/93 -SStS— 21024258-3 Sale by Owner - Lakefront! On GOOD LOCATION - CLOSE TO 466-3620 laundry, security lights, owner on Sanibel Island. 6 consecutive 3/1/95 -tili- 160421-3 all amenities, maintained. Sleeps 6. $275/wk. By Owner with assist from Help-U- $1,000,000. owner will finance, occupied, 1st a last, NO pets. Call Saratoga with access to Lake Sell. Unit 64, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. SCHOOLS, SHOPPING, NO Brokers Invited East side, 342 Chattanooga Dr. 2 weaks in one apartment and 4 lap pool, exercise room. Free color brochure. 704-644-9470. Kennedy and Park. Great views. might accept real'estate for down Jim at 454-0692, leave message or BR/1 BA near river. $650/mo. 694- consecutive weeks in another 3/11/85 —SSSS—21085245-6 Block 811, nice Country Club area, I otally remodeled. Tile throughout. BRIDGE TOLL TO PAY. 2/28/95 — SSSS— 21078966-3 payment. Owner wishes to retire 940-4092 Weekly rentals available. $7,000. - Days call 1-800-277-4883 Ready to build. Priced to sell now! Huge lanai. Call owner for 5931 apartment. (Weeks 7-12) PRICE CAPTIVA GULF FRONT LOCATED ON HANCOCK Completely furnished 2/2, top floor, and will carry unpaid balance. 3MJ95 —SSSS—81085165-5 Owner (813) 395-0162 North Captiva Island: Beachfront Pin #1000. Eves. 1-800-277-4883. Cash - terms. Call 574-1230 appointment, 549-3652. $75,500. 3/1/85 — SS5S-21084431-1 REDUCED TO $19,500 EACH. Herb 3/2/95 —SSSS--210B4562-1 BRIDGE PKWY. end unit. Comanding view of Gulf & Chuck Bundshu Inc. Realtor. LUXURY HOME 2/28/85 — t;$S— 21024247-3 home on tropical barrier island. Pin #2000. Must sell. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Cape Coral ofi Simon, Broker-Realtor. Office 772- Pool, tennis, fitness room. Beach- FORMER MODEL HOME. Bay. Many upgrades, Corian storm Contact Chuck 431-0300. 1010, 1-800-831-4453, Residence BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH 3/1/85 —SSSS—21071923-1 Sale by Owner. Exclusive area with .3/3/95 —SSSS —21083740-1 shutters, 2 lanais, available 2/2B/95 —SSSS—21O76SS4-1 Pqndalla Rd. Nice quiet walking, shelling, fishing. Steps to new homes. Southern exposure SOME OWNER FINANCE. neighborhood, center A/C, treated 574-5697, 1-800-933-1458. AT YOUR DOORSTEP 1421 Viking Court, Cape Coral. immediately, never rented out 1 WANTED TO RENT \ water's edge. Water taxi available. with view. Off Pine Island Road on $125,900. board dock w/lift available. Royal water. $600 a month, $600 deposit Professional Realty Consultants of Long driveway into lush • ••••• Wk/Mo. rates. (813) 549-7065 or Waterfront, pool, 3 bedroom, 2 Lee County Inc. CANAL LOTS Cietus Parkway. Priced to sell at bath, oversized 2 car garage. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Pelican, F.M.B. 765-6647 COMMERCIAL Enlisting the help of all angels to find moves you in. Pet O.K. 458-7866, tropical estate grounds. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION (813) 472-6661 $11,500. Cash - Terms. Call 574- 3 or 4 bedroom house to rent Single garage. 3/1/85 —SSSS— 21 084648-» Seawalled Owner financing - will consider AFTER 5:30 P.M. WEEKDAYS 3/2/86 —$S$S—21081415-5 Exclusive, tastefully decorated. Gulf Cottage 3/31/95 —SSSS — 21064575-1 1230 annually on Sanibel starting mid- .3/3/83 —ISSS—21084760-1 $85,000 and Up. individuals with previous bankruptcy AND ANYTIME WEEKENDS, Owner must sell. Beautiful 2 BR/1 PROPERTY/SALE Sanibel Cottages 3/4 bedrooms or den. Sleeps A+ Rating - Directly on the .3/2/85 —SSSS—21084563-1 or poor credit. Port Charlotte, 1-813- 574-7077. March. Call Shirley, 216-645-4108 Cape Coral - Lovely sailboat access Beach. Walk to The Beach! BA, 1st floor. Excellent location, Weeks 11 and 12 eight. 3-112 baths. Large REAL ESTATE 627-0770, 3/8/95 -SSSS- 21078761-1 pool, carport. Clubhouse, sauna, Two office buildings for sale. or Tara, 804-721-7413. 3 BR/2 Bath, cul-de-sac horns in heated pool and spa. 3 BR/3 BA plus Loft. Sanibel & Marco Island 3/3/93 —8SSS—21083B39-1 3/2/95 — iSSS—21081978-3 Yacht Club area. No pets. Year 2 BR/2 BA, fully furnished. Sail boat access, huge lanai, Gold fitness room, etc. Low maintenance Collage Parkway, $1,075,000 Nominated for Architectural A Few Choice Dates Available DISTANT Properties, Inc. fee. Only $46,900. 437-0862 w/assumable financing - no bank Sanibel Island - 2-3 BR, 2 BA condo lease first/last month rent plus Great second floor Gulf view (813) 472-4808 Waterfront, direct access, S.W. Coast, 3 BR, 3 BA. Lush involved. 10% CAP rate. Also Cape security. $675. Avail. 1 March. 540- Awards. Terraces and pool Mar. 25 - Apr. 13 Cape Coral, 3 Bdrm., L.R., dining landscaping, vaulted beamed family 3/3/95 —SSSS —210B4669-1 or house with beach access. Six from screened porch. On the 3/29/95 -SSSt— 21076767-3 Coral Parkway, $400,000. 1O%CAP 2601 pavilion. All amenities. Also book now for Summer room, family room, 2 bath, pool, room, island kitchen. Solar pool. "weeks beginning Feb. 1, 1996. beach. Pool and tennis courts. WESTERN rate. Mark Alexander & Company, 3/3/95 —SSSS —21084885-1 Brochure available. and Fall. WATERFRONT lanai, 5 years old. $138,000.0.B.O. MANUFACTURED Please call 472-1709 before March Call 614-785-1635. NORTH CAROLINA MTS. AAA condition. $189,000. Owner 433-0400. 10,1995 or 614-459-1776. When only the best will do! 813-945-7117. Immediate motivated. 945-2436. West Sanibel. Fully furnished large 4/4/95 — SSSS — 21064681-3 $3,900/w»ek High Season PROPERTY 3/15/95 —SSit—210833B7-1 3/3J93 —SSSS—21085136-4 West Gulf Drive, over 1/2 acre occupancy. 3/3/95 —SStS—21085087-1 HOMES home. Boat ramp, short walk to $2,550/week Low Season 813-472-0655 FREE BROCHURES: 813-472-0225 directly across from beach 3/2 Home on Orange River. 6 Acres, -3/1)95 —IS5S—210B4514-1 beach and Blind Pass Bridge. Days: 201-569-2111 Homes - Cabins 2 BR/2 BA, double wide, fully Excellent condition. For into, call Weekends: 914-687-0360 Leave message. Lots - Acreage access. Cleared • water - pool, fireplace, boat dock, Pelican area! 3/2 split, appliances, FT. MYERS BEACH furnished, T.V., microwave, new workshop, very private & secluded. fans, window treatments, lots of tile! COMMERCIAL | CONDOS FOR RENT j 810-954-1718 evenings & 2/2B/8S — SSSS— 2033861-3 Lakefront Views sewer - survey, $179,900, A/C. Had T.L.C. Near Sanibel 55+ weekends. Ada Shissler $269k, call motivated owner nights New open air pool w/solar, fenced HOMES park. Priced negotiable, by owner- [INTERVAL FOR RENT • ••••• at 693-8437 or days 994-7155. back yard. Must see at $95,900. PROPERTY/RENT POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA condo, 3/3/95 —SSSS-210S5133-* 3/21/05 —SSSS — 21031276-3 IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS VIP Realty Group, Inc. occupier, pool, club-house, all 3/24/95 —SSSS—21062172-1 945-7736 for appt. F.H.A. By Owner: Financing available to completely furnished, gulf view. 1509 Periwinkle Way. amenities. 454-8894 Casa Ybel Resort, Sanibel. POINTE SANTO DE For Rent assumable. qualified buyer - 2 BR/1 BA, nice Weekly rentals available. Seasonal RAPER REALTY, INC. 813-472-5187 Ext. 54, For Sale by owner: deep, wide, — SSSS—210B1411-5 PELICAN PLACE rates. Contact owner, 812/378- MOBILE HOMES FOR Week 13 - Mar. 31 to Apr. 7. SANIBEL Charming 2 BR/2 BA P.O. BOX 619 seawall, canal lot. Direct access to J/3/95 —SSSS—21084792-1 location, Mid-Island. 463-9620 after 813-472-1422 (eves). 6 P.M. or leave message. No agents By Owned 2 BR/2 BA, kitchen, Office or retail space available 0567. RENT Sleeps B, 2 BR, 2 BA, full Luxurious Gulf front penthouse Captiva Island Home MURPHY, NC 28906 San Carlos Bay. First canal off bay, 1992 Jacobsen 2/lot, 2 BR/2 BA dining, living & porch w/louver 2/28/85 —SSSS— 174992-3 3/2/95 —SSSS— 21075948-3 with dock and water. Sanibel 813- or realtors. in center containing Barrier kitchen, gulf-front, $2,100. with private pool Mfg. home, 26 X 58, furnished 13 X 3/2/85 . — SSSS—2107B456-6 windows, utility shed W/D. 2 car condo. 2 BR, 2 BA, screened 1-800-438-8159 472-8708. Island Pharmacy, Lagorio's LOGGERHEAD CAY 2 BD/2 BA, Sell/Rent - Adult Park near Warm Contact ownwer and hot tub. 14 U-shed. Many extras. 13.6X44 carport, good condition, gated lanai, with spiral staircase to 3/31/65 —SSSS— 2035488-7 3/2/95 —SSSS — 21078703-3 carport. Pine Island cove, adult Ft. Myers Beach - 2 homes for sale Pizza and Goodwill. Gulf view. $550/wk off season (May Mineral Springs, 1690 Park Model, 612-941-2878. private rooftop sundeck. 150 steps to with gulf view. 2 BD/1-1/2 BA each, community, 55+ Buccaneer Estates 1st - Dec. 21st). Seasonal rents . 8 X 40' Furnished. Exc. Condition, North Carolina Mountains. Between park, clubhouse, pool, boat ramp, $39,500. Serious buyers please call 472-1439 imisii,-'.. —«««— 2toai72fl-3 Gorgeous sunrises and Beach. Cape Coral • waterfront lot, unit 16, Lakefront Paradise by owner. Rare direct salt water access. Reduced nice floor plan. 205K to 215K or best (Dec. 2st - April 30th) also available. $10,500 or Rent Seas. $500:Mo. Lake and Robbinsville. Where "Nell" Sanibel find. Breathtaking view on 283-8873 2440 Palm Ridge Road. Rates vary. 908-223-6748 Annual - $375/Mo. 813-426-4183. Marco Island Beach front, first floor. sunsets. Beautifully decorated (317) 482-4440 blk. 1478, lots 15 & 16. Also off •71,900.813-466-9330 offer. 463-6861. was filmed. Have lots, acreage, mtn. beautiful lake in private community. 3/8/95 —SSSS—21084465-1 3/1/95 — SSSS— 2063523-3 2/2B/95 —SSSS— 2809677-3 3/11/95 — SS $S— 2108S243-6 or water lot, unit 16, Blk. 1421, lots 29 .3/3/95 —SSSS—21084B69-5 3/3/85 _SSSS-21081754-1 . Club Regency, 2 bedrooms, 2 and fully equipped. springs, views, trees. Easy access, Quiet cul-de-sac. Large water baths, sleeps 6, weeks of 4/22 and Substantial savings. (317) 823-0433 protective Covenants, free brochure & 30. Write owner 9816 S. Charles St., Chicago, IL 60643. frontage. Priced to sell. 201-569- 4/29 $1,500 per week or $2,700 Call owner, 610-664-2371. after 6:00 p.m. and info. 283-8569 3/10/95 —StSS—21084773-1 5033, •.••••;' 2/28/85 — SSSS — _.21 065424.3 , 3/3/95 —SSSS— 21065026-4 4/2 both f#pets 813-731-8732.