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BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID SANIBEL, FL. PERMIT #33 POSTAL PATTRON Vol. 37, No. 2 Friday, January 9,1998 Two Sections, 48 Pages 75 Cents This Week Deja Vu Nine years after a highly contentious debate about the future of the Sanibel Causeway, the issue is once again rearing up for discus- sion. 3A Laos Bound In the 1980s, a young Bryan Stuart wrote a Junior Naturalist column for the Islander. These days the doctoral candidate in biology is headed to Laos to study snakes and other reptiles. 3A Tax Help Sanibel residents, through AARP, are offering to help islanders with their tax returns. ...3A River Journal Betty Anholt gives us an idea on what to expect on the Sanibel River in January. 17A Classifieds 21A Commentary 12A Crossword 19B Fishing/Shelling 20A NighlLife 3B Outdoor/Recreation 17A Police Beat 6A Service Directory 26A Weather 2A Street Interviews ,7A Tide chart _.

Have A Great ^bee^9-yeo7-old African lion, now lives at the Octagon Wildlife Sanctuary. He's lived there since he was 6 months old, under the care of Peter Caron. Now, thanks to Sanibel resident Fleur Wales-Baillie, Bobee, and other wildlife at Octagon, will soon live in South Africa. Week! Photo/Elaine Stacy. 2A • January 9, 1998 • ISLANDER Awed public discovers Manatee Park ByJILLTYRER Islander staff writer A couple dozen people leaned against the Want to go? fence peering into the dark, tea-colored water, occa- Discovery Day planned sionally elbowing their neighbors and pointing — for Saturday, Jan. 17 "There's one," "there's a On Saturday, Jan. 17, Manatee Park will spon- baby." sor Discovery Day. "It's our one day a year when we Large, gray figures bring in all educational organizations," said John slowly emerged from the Kiseda, senior supervisor of Lee County Parks & depths of the lagoon, rose Recreation. Organizations include the Save the Mana- to the surface and stretched Mike Clark and his daughter, Leslie, spotted manatees tee Club, the Caloosa Nature Center, the Nature Con- their snouts to the surface servancy, Ostego Bay Foundation, Dolphin Defend- before sinking out of sight one day recently at the Manatee Park. ers and other groups dedicated to environmental con- again. servation and education. "They look like big word has been getting out. us. We're getting an awful to see some, but I didn't In addition, some of the artists whose work rocks," said 5 1/2-year-old "We've been looking lot of visitors." expect to see this many," is featured in the gift shop will be on hand and Hilary Clark, watching the for this place two or three The Friday and Sun- said Tom Swank, who activities are scheduled for children, including a manatees floating just be- years, but we always day after Christmas — stopped at the park on his chalk art session, craft projects, and a scavenger low the surface. About 20 looked to the power plant Saturday's stormy weather way back to Cleveland. hunt. Discovery Day will last from 10 a.m. to 3 of the animals and their side of the road," said apparently kept people "They're pretty amazing p.m. and cost is $2 per vehicle. calves were in the little la- Roger Wilber of Chagrin away — even the overflow creatures." Any other day, the park is open 8 a.m. to 5 goon at Manatee Park, Falls, who finally found the parking lot was jammed, "These are very inter- p.m. In addition to seeing and learning about drawn there by the warm spot after the park was built said Park Ranger Linda esting animals," said Peggy manatees, visitors can rent kayaks or canoes (the water emanating from the around the canal. Patton, who works at Swank, of South Fort canoes are scheduled to be replaced by kayaks Florida Power & Light Co., "This place has been Manatee Park through a co- Myers. "It's too bad they're and neither are allowed in the canal where the just across the street. a zoo — and you can quote operative effort with J.N. dying off. From what I un- manatees hang out), or they can launch their own The spot used to be me on that," said John "Ding" Darling National derstand, years and years canoes and kayaks at a boat ramp on the river. one of Lee County's best- Kiseda, senior supervisor Wildlife Refuge. ago, the rivers were just full The park also features a fishing dock, picnic ar- kept secrets, frequented of Lee County Parks and And they haven't of manatees." Since the red eas, a gift shop, and learn something about na- over the years by people Recreation. "In the first been disappointed recently tide kill-off two years ago, tive plants. who knew manatees gath- seven months of last year, because the manatees have "it seems like the popula- Manatee Park is on State Road 80,1.5 miles ered there in the winter we estimate that over been crowding in, too. "It tion is holding its own," east of 1-75, exit 25. The only cost is 75 cents per months, when the gulf wa- 50,000 people came was like manatee soup out Kiseda said. A recent count car to park. ters turn cold. But since a through, and we're far ex- there yesterday," Patton estimated 2,500 to 2,700 in park was built there and ceeding that.... There are a said on a recent Friday. Southwest Florida and it's opened in August 1996, lot of folks who have found "I was hoping I'd get (Continued, page 25A)

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Islanders provide tax time help with returns ByANNEBELLEW Islander staff writer Five islanders, working through AARP (American Association of Retired Persons), are providing tax services on Sanibel to anyone who wants help with their tax returns. And they'd be happy to have more volunteers. The services are available through VITA and TCE — Volunteers in Tax Assistance and Tax Counseling for the Elderly — two taxpayer-friendly pro- grams offered by the IRS. Tax counseling is offered at the Senior Center from Feb. 3 to April 14 and Ed Meyers, who is in charge this year, is very excited about the Sanibel facility being one of only two locations in southwest Florida which can provide elec- tronic filing for tax-payers. "The difference is that, if a refund is due, you get'it, usually, within 21 days with electronic filing. And we all know how long'ft takes when we file paper returns. This is strictly because Jane Klasing and the Island Seniors are proving computers on which we use the IRS's Tax Wise program." Ree Center grows The program is not available to businesses. "Well, perhaps we could work The Rec Center addition features a revamped weight room with a lot of new with something like a one-person operation out of the home, but not your aver- equipment and a multi-purpose room, which will be used for police and fire age business," Meyers said. However, anyone other than a business can get help department in-service training. Andrew Reding, whose "Baby" the addition was, according to Mayor Walfy Kain, stressed that no taxpayer money was used for the (Continued, page 4A) facility —that the money all came from impact fees, from Captiva as well as Sanibel. Above, Reding cuts the ribbon to open the facility. Laos next exploration for former "Junior Naturalist" ByJILLTYRER Laos won't be without its hazards. Aside traipsing through the cination with wildlife appar- Islander staff writer rainforest in search of cha- ently has been a life-long It's been 15 years from the threat of being kicked out by the meleons. Most of the trait. "I was just always in since Bryan Stuart pedaled world's chameleons are in- tune with animals," he said. his bike through "Ding" country's officials, if they decide to change digenous to Madagascar^ "I preferred reading about Darling to watch birds, look their approach, there are more tangible he said, and are threatened animals to playing sports." for other wildlife, and write by rampant deforestation. Until about age 9, he about how to build a bird- threats —like tigers and land mines. "Slash-and-burn agricul- lived in Chicago, and he house. But some things ture," he said, the same as went to high school in Mas- don't change that much. lation of elephants in some mouth; a foam nest tree in Soufh America, but on sachusetts. But Stuart, now He's still trooping parks, about the infringe- frog, which protect their a smaller land mass with a 23, has been visiting Sani- around in search of wildlife ment of Nairobi on a wild- eggs in a mucus they scrape larger percentage of en- bel since 1981, and as far as and writing about it. The life park. He flipped from their skin; a Nile demic populations. "It will a childhood home goes, only difference is that he's Bryan Stuart through slide after slide of crocodile — "indeed a be a missing chapter in the Sanibel is it. He never lived watching chameleons in the wildlife he photo- man-eater. It doesn't hesi- world, for sure." here full-time but "I spent all Madagascar, dik-diks in was in town. my summers in high school The presentation was graphed: Maribou storks tate to hunt out and eat More slides of an Kenya, he's heading to and flamingoes, "I added people," killing thousands amazing assortment of here and every Christmas of Laos to look for snakes and from a 1994 trip to Kenya, my life and now, all my when he was working on 250 birds to my life list;" of people each year; a baby chameleons — some as he's writing about it for aca- Cape buffalo, more danger- African rock python — big as your head, others the breaks. ... I have life-long demic papers. his master's degree in zool- friends here." ogy at Cornell University. ous to humans than any "my particular favorite;" size of your thumb and all But those days gone And the subjects were a far other mammal; apes — and blind snakes, whose the colors of the rainbow, In fact, it was island- by, when an 8-year-old cry from his columns, in "apes and monkeys would eyes have essentially disap- some that disappear like ers Bev and Clair Postmus Stuart wrote his "Junior which he wrote about the break into out tents." peared because they spend magic into the background and Ray Davis who helped Naturalist" column for the difference between alliga- But, he said, "my real all their lives in-termite on which they rest. "Can him capture the wildlife on Islander, must have been tors and crocodiles, be- interest is in reptiles and mounds. you believe that exists in film. Before he left for running through the heads tween cormorants and an- amphibians, whereupon he In a side trip to nature? Isn't that fantas- Kenya, he said, "I went over of some of the Kiwanians hingas. His audience was launched into more pic- Madagascar, where 80 per- tic?" he said, obviously [to the Postmus' home] and watching a presentation rapt as he talked about the tures: a brightly colored cent of the species are still awed by a creature he they showed me the basics," on Kenyan wildlife Stuart ivory ban, about overpopu- rubber frog, highly toxic— found nowhere else in the saw with his own eyes. (Continued, page 4A) gave last week when he don't put them in your world, he spent nights But that awe and fas- Woody is back!!! New causeway bridge: The double-yellow Amazon parrot stolen from the aviary at Periwinkle Park in November has returned, thanks to some excellent cooperation between Sanibel, airport, and Chicago police. Deja vu all over again After a news story about the bird's disappearance, a woman reported that she had ByJILLTYRER seen the bird at the Southwest Florida International Airport. _ : A Port Authority investigator assisted Sanibel Police in obtaining the card num- Islander staff writer • ber used to pay for the bird's passage. And Chicago police traced the bird to a woman About nine years ago, when the specter of a high-span bridge cast its shadow named Cristea Simeona in Palatine, a Chicago suburb. Once found, Woody was deliv- over Sanibel, citizens rebelled against City Council and pushed through an ordinance ered to a veterinarian until he could return home on Tuesday to his "family" on Sanibel. to keep control of what would happen to the causeway, which is owned by the County. Libby Baird, the park's bird handler, said "We're really working on Dick [Muench, Council members have changed since then, but that battle still haunts some coun- owner of the bird] to press charges. Y'know, I hope that woman spent a whole lot of cilmen. The ordinance has the effect of tying the City's hands, councilmen said, but money on a cage for Woody! Would serve her right!" when newcomer Councilman Andrew Reding suggested repealing it, grimaces and (Continued, page 4A) 4A - January 9, 1998 • ISLANDER Christmas lights must be out tonight junior Naturalist, from 3A Jan. 9 is the date Code Enforce- be gone by the morning of Jan. 10. ment Officer Ray Hendzel has set for "We certainly hope everyone "I'm really looking forward to the first moment of knowing the removal of all the beautiful holi- will comply as well as they have in I've discovered a new species. Documenting a new species day lights and decorations on Sani- the past," Hendzel said. "We certainly bel. From the car at the car wash to don't want to put one the Bah! Hum- in like finding a treasure.... / was never not studying the fairyland of Periwinkle Place to bug! mantle." animals. It's really what I was meant to do. I was born a Sundials stately candles — all must biologist. I really was." Bryan Stuart New bridge, from 3A

"This island really facilitated my in- wry grins spread across the dais and snickers and whispering broke out in the audi- thermore, a hydroelectric company plans a ence. terests," he said, especially his friendship dam that will flood a huge area, he said. with long-time islander George Campbell, A recent report in the Fort Myers News-Press that plans are in the works to While most countries have reacted to replace the causeway spurred Councilman Bob Janes to raise the issue at Tuesday's who wrote a naturalist column for the Is- development, Laos is trying to anticipate lander. Stuart followed suit with his "Jun- it. That's where Stuart and the Wildlife Con- Council meeting. Because of the ordinance, there are "very serious constraints as;to ior Naturalist" column. "I wrote for the servation Society come in. Their studies our involvement," he said, but he proposed setting up a citizens' committee to partici- Islander about a year," he said. "It was sort will show where the most indigenous spe- pate in the county's plans. "I don't want to all of a sudden have a high-span bridge" of a little kid's version of a column George cies live and country leaders presumably without having considered alternatives. Campbell was putting out," said Stuart, will determine from that which lands to con- There are a lot of issues to consider, he said, such as the effects of the causeway now 23. "It was written by a kid for other serve — "National Biodiversity Conserva- islands, the cost of the toll and hurricane evacuation. If the islands are eliminated, for little kids.11 tion Areas." instance, the City's beaches and parking will become even more clogged and that brings Since then, he's earned his under- "It appears to be an area with unique into the mix the possibility of.acquiring Bunche Beach to alleviate the number of beach- graduate degree in biology and is finish- fauna," Stuart said. "I anticipate finding goers on the island. Sanibel, although it won't have the final say in the new bridge, ing his master's in zoology at Cornell. He many new species. "All those will go to the should get involved now, in the early stages, he said. The bridge reportedly would take was first pursuing his fascination with Field Museum of Natural History in Chi- at least eight years to build. birds: "Cornell has a big lab of ornithol- cago. The 35-year-old causeway is due for replacement, but many fear that its new ogy. I went there for that but, as an under- But it won't be without its hazards. incarnation could involve doing away with at least one causeway island — the islands graduate, I took a herpetology class and it Aside from the threat of being kicked out were created when the causeway was built — and putting in a high bridge that would really changed my interests." Since then, by the country's officials, if they decide to allow marine traffic to pass under. he's focused on reptiles and amphibians. change their approach, there are more tan- "It sounds like deja vu all over again," said City Manager Gary Price. "We had a As an undergraduate, he found some in- gible threats — like tigers and land mines. blue ribbon committee" and there were several alternatives under consideration (nine teresting research on snake venom. He later "Tigers are man-eaters and it's not an years ago). City and County officials were working well together with environmental- looked up the author, Harold Heatwole, exception," he said. With a thriving forest, ists, he said. "The problem was, everyone else disagreed." and determined to pursue his doctorate at "Laos has a very healthy tiger population." The intent of the ordinance, said Mayor Wally Kain, was "to paralyze the City, to North Carolina State University, where But, he said, "unexploded ordinance from keep it in the public's hands. ... We were included in detail [last time] and the public Heatwole teaches and is now his advisor. the Vietnam War poses a real threat — far decided to paralyze us because they didn't like the decisions that were being made." It is in pursuit of his doctorate that greater than tigers." A lot of people are "It was a protest," said Dick Curtin, but citizens "wanted the City to oppose the he's heading in February to Laos for two killed each year by lingering land mines. new bridge, not to paralyze the City." At this point, nine years later, he said, a lot of years. "There have never been any inves- Those threats, though, don't seem to things have changed and it would be appropriate to get into discussions. tigations of reptile and amphibians in that be deterring Stuart. "I'm really looking for- Other councilmen seemed to agree with Janes, but they also had concerns about country," he said. "It's unexplored." ward to the first moment of knowing I've the ordinance. There was confusion about whether City officials were even allowed to The Wildlife Conservation Society discovered a new species," he said. "Docu- talk to county representatives until City Attorney Bob Pritt pulled out copies of the has set up a field office for the study of menting a new species in like finding a trea- ordinance. Not only does it require that Sanibel conduct—at its own cost — studies of mammals and birds, but Stuart's research sure." the causeway before it can take any action, it requires the City to sue the County if it will be the first of the scaly-skinned crea- And when he gets back and finishes pursues a high-span bridge. It does not prohibit the City from discussing plans, though, tures. his doctorate? "I want to be a university Pritt said. Laos is rapidly being deforested, professor and split time between teaching The problem is not county officials, Reding said. In his discussions, he's found "but it's only been in recent years," Stuart and research. ... I was never not studying them cooperative, but the engineers already have settled on the concept that a high- said. But its neighbors, Thailand and Viet- animals," he said. "It's really what I was span bridge is the only way to go, he said. "They have told me that their mind is nam, are virtually denuded of forest and meant to do. I was born a biologist. I really already made up that it should be a high-span. ... I don't want to see a monstrosity increasing pressure on Laos for wood. Fur- was." created by engineers just to let sailboats through" such as the bridge to Fort Myers Beach, he said. "To me, that's unbelievably ugly." "Mercifully, they won't make those decisions," Mayor Wally Kain countered. There was a great deal of talk among councilmen about amending or repealing the ordinance, risking outcry from Sanibel citizens, until Pritt spoke up again: "I don't understand why Council wants to start World War III within Sanibel when it's not necessary." There's no point in changing the ordinance before they even know the issues, he said. City officials are allowed to talk to county officials and "I also believe fervently" that people want to have input into the new bridge. "I assure you you can BEACHVIEW talk to the county; just don't take any official actions." GOLF CLUB Taxes, from 3A "Hot New Listing" through the AARP program. "We never turn anyone away," Meyers smiled. "Someone Walk to Gulf of with a really complex return we would probably send, ultimately, to a CPA, but even in Mexico, the club that case, we'd be glad to look at it and answer any questions we could. We see an house, or dip in awful lot of widows whose husbands have told them nothing about their finances at all. your own private That's sad." pool. This 3 bed- Meyers is a retired naval officer in addition to having retired from the marketing room, upgraded department of Xerox. The other four are Bob Rawlins, a retired congressional lobbyist; beauty has 2-1/2 Gottfried Berger, a mathematician; Milton Schiffman, a retired engineer; and Lamarr baths, soft lovely Florida colors, spacious familyroom with wet bar and fire- Williamson, a retired Navy chief and factory supervisor. "It's a kind of interesting place, spacious kitchen with wonderful plan, lots of room for family and coincidence, I think, that my precedessor, Bert Lane, is a West Point graduate and I guests! Overlooking mature gardens and golf course. Only $624;900 be first! graduated from the naval academy," Meyers said. "Believe it or not, we do this because we all like to do tax returns. There are 30,000 to 33,000 volunteers across the U.S. doing this each year — close to 150 just in Lee County." The group did almost 200 returns last year on Sanibel. If those people Century 21 J.B. Novelli International had gone to the average tax-preparer and paid an average of $50 each, "That's close to $10,000 in work free for our residents and workers," Meyers commented. "In one case 800-883-0210 we saved a lady $1,100, in additon to her preparation fee." 941-395-0444* The tax assistance program starts on Tuesday, Feb. 3, and runs from 12:30 to 5 p.m. every Tuesday through D-Day, April 14. It could use a couple more volunteers, and is open to anyone who needs help with his or her return. iomewanISLANDER - Friday, January 9, ! 99d8 - SA Bound Island woman helps Octagon send lions to Africa

•m^c^Msm Peter Caron and Bobee. Fleur Wales-Baillie By ELAINE STACY second oldest reserve in the world, behind the U.S.'s Special to the Islander "The animals here have be subjected to all Yellowstone National Park. The PPBR is a conserva- One afternoon, six months ago, an island woman kinds of abuse. Most of the cats have been tion project initiated by private land owners and involves set out on a mission. Her destination was the Octagon de-clawed. They have had tooth extractions. private enterprise, conservation authorities, governmen- Wildlife Sanctuary and Rehabilitation Center; her mis- They've be underfed —fed the wrong food. tal bodies and local communities. sion was to see what exactly was going on out there. Khumbula Thina Trust has been invited to estab- She had heard that Octagon served as a home for many Some have even had lobotomies. Then I get lish a bush camp inside the well-protected boundaries exotic animals, including lions and tigers, and she just them. I get calls from all over the country. In of the Pongolapoort Biosphere Reserve. KTT and PPBT had to take a look. the morning, I find animals that have been will work together to secure the future of the Reserve The woman was Fleur Wales-Baillie, a new Sani- and expand it; provide the local population with an en- bel resident at the time and the founder and chair of the abandoned in the middle of the night and vironmental education program regarding the need to Khumbula Thina Trust, an American 501 (c) (3) non- chained to the fence. We do what we can preserve history, culture and pristine wilderness; and profit organization dedicated to the preservation of here." Peter Caron continue to reintroduce formerly indigenous game to southern Africa's wildlife and wildlife habitat. the area. PPBR plans on re-introducing all the game Wales-Baillie admits her first visit to Octagon was listed in the first annual reports issued by the warden of South Africa, where she began her career as a pilot. the Pongola Game Reserve in the late 1890s. The re- spurred by negative comments she had heard about the She came to the U.S. in the 1970s and attended the operation. "I went up there with steam coming out of serve already has abundant common game along with Sheffield School of Aeronautics in Miami. After a suc- giraffe, white rhino, zebra and elephant. In fact, an el- my ears, ready to do whatever I had to to save the ani- cessful career in the field of aeronautics, which included mals. I needn't have been so upset." ephant calf, the first in one hundred years, was recently being the first woman pilot/engineer of a Boeing 747 born on the Reserve. It was named "Khumbula," in ap- What Wales-Baillie found was a group of dedi- and the founding of several air transport companies in cated volunteers with limited resources administering preciation for the support the foundation has already a number of countries, she decided to focus on conser- provided to the PPBR. to the needs of a multitude of animals whose fate would vation efforts in her former homeland. be uncertain if not for the existence of Octagon. That In addition, the Reserve and the Trust will coop- Wales-Baillie's energy is now directed towards erate in the establishment of an Endangered Species day she had an open and extended conversation with the welfare of endangered species. Although the Peter Caron who founded Octagon, also a nonprofit cor- Breeding Program and Rehabilitation Center. The mem- Khumbula Thina Trust (KIT) currently concentrates bers of PPBR agree that wildlife rehabilitation can con- poration, in 1983 and who has served as its director its efforts in southern Africa, Wales-Baillie can envi- since then. She learned that the animals at the sanctu- tribute largely to conservation efforts. KTT's support sion a time when its Articles of Incorporation will be will make a program and facility of this kind possible. ary had been abandoned by their original owners. The expanded to include all areas of the world. bears came from the Moscow Circus after it went bank- Shortly after visiting Octagon the first time, Wales- Reserve will accept rupt; a leopard was ousted from a local attraction when Baillie spent two months in South Africa. In addition to Octagons lions it mauled a trainer. Some were found roaming around looking in on several ongoing KTT projects, including This is where Octagon, Caron and his lions come the countryside, probably with similar stories had they a youth camp near Durban, Wales-Baillie was looking into play. been able to tell them. for an appropriate African location from which to di- The PPBR has agreed to accept lions and perhaps Wales-Baillie decided the folks at Octagon could rect the projects of the Trust. She travelled over 6,000 other animals from Octagon. Octagon's lions cannot use some help. miles to find The Pongolapoort Biosphere Reserve be released back into the wild after their long associa- That initial dialogue and many subsequent ones (PPBR) — a protected area dedicated to the conserv- tion with people. These lions are good candidates for a between Wales-Baillie and Caron has led to an event ing plants and animals within their natural ecosys- breeding program, however. Lions in the wild have been that is of some historical significance. Two lions cur- tem — located in Northern Zululand, South Africa, and forced to inbreed due to their inability to roam. Inbreed- rently in quarantine at Octagon will find themselves on its dedicated managing director, Karel Landman. ing can result in offspring that are disease-prone and/or a plane for home sometime during February. The home The PPBR encompasses the original Pongola deformed. In all probability, these "American" lions they will be returning to is Africa. Game Reserve which was established in 1894 as the possess a strong gene pool. Their ancestors were taken The words "Khumbula Thina" mean "Remem- first government proclaimed reserve in Africa — the (Continued, page 27.4) ber Us" in Zulu. Wales-Baillie was raised in the bush in 6A « January 9, 1998 - ISLANDER POLICE BEAT Very expensive then didn't see him for 30 minutes or he came in the day before. His home axle. When he went to investigate, Tyus so. When she next saw him he said he was being remodeled, and he provided observed that the windshield on the birthday party! was sick, having chest pains, and was police with a list of the subcontractors passenger side had a 3-irich star crack. Lester Debose, a cook at an is- going home and have his wife take him involved. His wife commented that she When Louis A. Palumbo, Jr., who land restaurant, was arrested on Dec. to the doctor. James did notice that the recognized one of the three painters was standing beside the car, was asked 29 for grand theft after admitting he had gate to the walk-in cooler area was who had been there that day, but not who was driving, he said Hince was. taken over $750 in stone crab claws, open. the other two. She said she was not as she didn't have lobster tails, shrimp, beef tenderloin Debose also tried to convince By contacting Cellular One, a list a driver's license. Palumbo said he hit and other gourmet items from the Cooper that he had bought the food of calls made on the phone was ob- the windshield, but there was no sign restaurant's freezer. from a guy on the side of the road, but tained and a Cape Coral number regis- of injury on his forehead. Hince again On Dec. 27 Debose lost control Cooper contacted Sanibel Police when tered to Charles Tobin Waller, one of said she was not the driver, and she had of his car on a Metro Parkway curve he found Rainforest Crunch candy bars the painters, was called repeatedly. On a mark on her forehead. She didn't re- and wrecked near the intersection of in the car. Later Debose told Det. Scott Dec. 24 Detectives Scott Ashby and member how the mark got there, ac- Colonial and Metro. He was cited for Ashby that he had his employer's per- Kurt Schulte meet Waller at Bruno's cording to the police report, and said careless driving. Florida Highway Pa-" mission to take the items. house, read him his rights, and asked she didn't hit the windshield. Both trol Trouper Dwayne Cooper found the if he took the phone and camera. He young people were cited — she for perishable food items in the car and On Dec. 29," he came to SPD and admitted that he took the food for his admitted he had and they arrested him. operating a vehicle without a license notified the restaurant manager. He assisted the Sanibel officers in re- and he for allowing an unauthorized Debose told Cooper he had an agree- own use. He said he was going to use it for a birthday party he was catering. covering the camera from a friend's person to drive. The car apparently ment with the head chef for the food, home. belonged to his parents who are Sani- but the chef denied that. Don't call home, C.T. bel residents. According to the police report, On Dec. 20 Eugene J. Bruno of Driving a what? when Polly James, another cook at the Sanibel reported the theft of a where? In the refuge restaurant, arrived at work around 4:40 cellphone and underwater 35mm cam- On Dec. 30 James William Weger On Friday, Jan. 2, Refuge Officer that morning, Debose was already there era from the kitchen counter of his of Thonotossas was driving an Eli Witt Carol Pratt issued 15 violation notices and they went in together. She said she home where he had placed them when tractor-trailer on East Gulf Drive east for trespassing on a closed day to j of Glory Circle when he hooked onto people on Wildlife Drive. Wildlife" an overhead cable line, pulling it hard Drive is closed every Friday to all pub- enough for the power pole to break. lic access. Twelve of those cited were j from out-of-state, two from Canada and j One way to handle it one from Florida; eleven were walk- \ Fred Adler of Schererville, Ind, ing, two were on bikes, one was jog-; was cited for driving down the middle ging, and one was walking and running of Periwinkle Way near Vinca. Accord- while attempting to hide from Pratt. ing to the police report, lie said he was The fine for this violation is $50. trying to get through the traffic... On Jan. 4, at approximately 8:301 Hap-p-p-y New Year! in the morning, she contacted a man On Dec. 31, Officer T.C. Tyus ob- about to launch his boat on Wildlife served Victoria Caroline Hince of Drive. When questioned, about pay-, RECOMMEND Solon, Ohio in a convenience store call- ment of his entry fee, the man stated f ing for help after crashing her car. She that he had deposited $1. 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Taking it to the Street Traffic solutions? KIDS For several days last week, Sanibel traffic was Dates to remember gridlocked, backed up at least one- way from the Friday, Jan. 16 is Arbor Day and also the day par- causeway to Rabbit Road. When we asked people ents of Sanibel Elementary School third graders will meet for suggestions to alleviate seasonal traffic, one mart for lunch. didn't pause as he threw out "Change the toll to On Monday, Jan. 19, there is no school due to Mar- $10." It hasn't increased since the bridge opened, tin Luther King, Jr. Day. On Tuesday, Jan. 20, school is he said. Here's what a few others said: canceled", as well, for Professional Duty Day. Girl Scout Troop 20, with the help of the Sanibel Fire Dept., Sanibel Police Dept., and Mrs. Kridle, will Bob Conroy, hold a Bike Rodeo at Sanibel Elementary School. The rodeo is for pre-school through third-grade students. Sanibel and Connecticut NOTICES "I don't have a single thought. I know [traffic is] Swing to Big Band sound just terrible. When we have B.J.'s Big Band Memories, under the direction on relatives in town, we tell Rufus Long, will perform every Tuesday, beginning Jan. them when to go out and 13, in the ballroom of the American Legion Post 90, 923 when not to." SE 47th Terrace, Cape Coral. This is open to the public. Tamiami Tale Tellers Maggie Mullins and Marianne Also, on Feb. 14, the band will perform for the Edison Strickland will tell folk tales and myths about the secrets Festival of Lights Ball at Harborside Convention Hall. in women's hearts after the Newcomers and Island The 17-piece band will play songs from the Big Greeters luncheon Wednesday, Jan. 14, Ed Briscoe, Band era by such greats as Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Sanibel Artie Shaw and Count Basie. Vocalist and recording art- benefits along with other financial and legal matters of ist Dorothy Kawaski, of Sanibel, will add her talents to concern to women. The fee is $15 and covers course ma- "You could do a trol- the Big Band with such songs as Sentimental Journey and terials. To register call 338-3232r ley. Get more people to use Boogie Blues. back roads. ... Encourage "A workshop to make people to get started earlier, Shellcrafters seek shells your life significant" or even ride bikes." The Sanibel Shellcrafters, who meet every Mon- The Sanibel Community Church is offering a three- day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Sanibel Community session evening workshop for those who are at a "Half Association and welcome visitors, can always use your Time" position in their lives. Join others who want to learn surplus shells. Drop them off at the Sanibel Community and plan a better way for a daily work life. Pre-workshop Association office Monday through. Friday, from 9 a.m. required reading is Bob Pulford's Half Time; workbook to 2 p.m., or pickup can be arranged by calling Wanda or available — Game Plan. Books are sold at the church for Will at the SCA, 472-2155. $11. The workshop will be held Monday nights at 7:30 Sanibel Police p.m., Jan. 12, 19 and 26. Call Jerry McCormick at 433- SgtJMike 9613 for additional information. Murray, CLASSES "Work better with the CPI7 Heartsaver Course ORGANIZMIONS f. ... bridge going up." It goes at Sanibel Fire Station I up for all marine traffic, no The Sanibel Fire Control District, Station I will be Zonta readies for XYZ matter how far vehicle traf- offering a CPR Heartsaver Course on Jan. 31 from 1 to 5 The Sanibel-Captiva Zonta Club is preparing for fic is backed up. Tuesday, p.m. The course will include information on heart dis- its second annual XYZ sale, which will be Feb. 7 at the Dec. 30, "was worse than ease, risk factors, heart and lung function and practice on Sanibel Community Center. Donations of sale items are I've seen it in 14 years CPR manikins on the floor (so wear comfortable clothing needed. without an accident." and bring apad for your knees, if necessary). Skill testing The local chapter of Zonta, an international profes- Sal Barbera, will occur. Pre-registration is required for the $8 course. sional and executive women's group, WOJ^S to help Call 472-5525 for more information. women and children and the community. Proceeds fi m Sanibel and Italy last year's sale went to ACT, which helps victims of do- Portofino, Italy, has an Quilting class mestic abuse, Brightest Horizons Child Development interesting solution:'He was The Island Seniors Program will sponsor a quilting Center in Harlem Heights, and Teen Tuesdays, a health headed into the little town one class series, taught by Dorothy Higbie, winner of several care clinic for teens, as'well as other efforts. day when the traffic came to national awards, including Pennsylvania's Reserve Grand The group's current fund-raising project, "Nickels a dead stop. After about a half Champion Award. for Kids," is dedicated to repairing and maintaining hour, he got out, walked into The first class, the Pictorial Quilting Class, will meet KidsPlay, the playground at Sanibel Elementary School. town and found a traffic cop. from 12:30 to 3:30 Mondays from Jan. 12 through Feb. 2. A ticket in the raffle costs a multiple of 5 cents to $25. The parking spaces were full, The intermediate class will meet from 9 a,m. to noon Fri- Each ticket wins a prize, ranging from discounts at local the officer told him When days, Jan. 23 through Feb. 13 and beginners are welcome restaurants to stays at island resorts. one opened up, another car to participate. would be let into town Registration and prepayment of $40 are required. Zonta meets at 7:30 a.m. the first and third Tues- Island residents who are interested should call the Seniors days of each month at The Hungry Heron. For more in- Stephen and Program Office at 472-5743. formation, call Linda Uhler at 472-3817. To contribute to Susan Morriss, the XYZ sale, call Jane Hudson at 472-8644 or Carolyn Women's Financial Information Herman at 472-5050. Sanibel "Blow up the bridge," program Optimist Club gatherings Susan joked, then quickly Island Seniors also is sponsoring a seven-session The New Charter Banquet for the Optimist Club retracted it. "People move AARP Women's Financial Information Program begin- will be Jan. 24 at the Dunes. The barbecue afternoon will here and, once they have ning on Thursday, Jan. 29, and continuing every Thurs- include a croquet relay, a scavenger hunt, putting tourna- theirs, they don't want oth- day through March 12. ment and other family activities. It is open to the public. ers coming to the island. "I Each session will held at the Civic Center, Library People interested in joining the Sanibel-Captiva don't think there's anything Way, from 1 to 4 p.m. Community professionals and Optimist Club may attend the nest monthly breakfast trained volunteers will instruct participants on record keep- to do about it," Stephen said. (Continued, page 10A) "It's part of living here. ing, cash flow, insurance, Social Security and pension 8A • Friday, January 9, 1998 • ISLANDER OUR Snapshot What kind of reading do you do? "Most of my reading is done for work. ... In fiction, I like authors that write with a sick sense of humor — John Irving, Tom Robbins, I like Carl Hiassen. I got Chelle Koster Walton into Anne Rice for a while. ... I would like to, one day'when I don't have to do it for the money, dabble in fiction." Living a dream job Is there someone who has made a big ByJILLTYRER to just be able to get away," she said, but "I impact on your life? love my work so much, I let it become part "Anne Morrow Lindbergh is one of the Islander staff writer writers who really got me interested in Wanted: Outgoing writer with a sense of my life." Where are you from and how did recording my feelings and writing. of humor, to travel, stay at nice hotels and Strangely enough, I discovered her be- resorts, eat at great restaurants, explore all you come to Sanibel? "I'm originally from Dubuque, Iowa. fore I moved down here." the interesting sites and attractions. All ex- What do you do in your spare time? penses paid. I came here via Minnesota," where she at- Chelle Koster Walton tended the University of Minnesota and "I serve on the Board of Directors for It's the kind of job that many only guides to Florida including Island Eyes, a the Sanibel Public Library and Sanibel dream of, but for travel writer Chelle Koster lived for a while after she graduated. "I was editor of a small-town newspaper before I compilation of columns she wrote for the Elementary PTA, and I'm active in es- Walton, it's reality. She's recently finished Islander, The Best Beaches in Florida and tablishing Cub Scouts on the island. her Adventure Guide to Florida's West Coast took the plunge" and moved South, she said. "I had been vacationing in Jamaica every Family Adventure Guide. She also has writ- What kind of music do you like? (HunterTravel Guides, $14.95) and is work- ten numerous stories for various magazines, "I like island music. I'm a real Carib- ing now on a Compass America Series pub- year and I was beginning to like the island scene." So, when a friend who had vaca- including Florida Life and Caribbean bean junkie. ... Reggae has always been lication, a Florida travel guide, she said, with Travel and Life. a love of mine." high quality photos and a literary bent, fo- tioned in Sanibel, described the island to her, it didn't take much to persuade her to move. What's the worst part of your job? I would like to sing/act/paint like ... cusing on the cultural and historical features "The worst part is the pressure of of the state. "I moved here sight unseen," she said, and "I'm a real admirer of Bob Marley. He's took an apartment above the Dairy Queen. deadlines. ... It's almost worse when you a real hero in Jamaica and throughout But Walton didn't just luck into her Now she shares her Sanibel home work for yourself." Another downside, she the world. He lived by the Rastafnrian career; she worked forit, supplementing her said, is collecting the details: telephone and principles despite the money and fame freelance income for several years by wait- with her husband, Rob Walton, their son, Aaron, their elderly guinea pig, George — fax nurnbers, e-mail addresses and, she said, that came his. way. ... I don't know if I, ing tables until she got a break. "with admission prices in Florida it's ter- myself, would do that if I became famous. Her Sanibel home is also her work- named for long-time islander George Campbell, who gave them the pet — and a rible" because the prices constantly change. He was one of the century's prophets." place and most of the time she's working, What's the best part? With whom would you like to have even when she goes gn vacation. "After I'm vivacious black Lab-Chow mix, Vampire, named by Aaron. "My son has inherited "The best part is getting paid to travel. dinner? there for five days, I'm collecting bro- ... Travel writers often say we travel like chures" and exploring the possibilities of some of my quirky interests, like pirates and "Bob Marley, Anne Morrow Lindbergh. vampires," Walton said with a laugh. kings and live like paupers." This would be an interesting group — writing a travel piece. "It's sort of my life, ' What kinds of things do you do more so than a career. Sometimes I'd like When you were young, what did maybe Robin Williams to lighten things you want to do when you grew up? when you're researching a place? up." "I was going to be a teacher at one "Work involves anything from actu- point; I was going to be a nun at one point," ally lying on the beach like real people," she said with a laugh, to "hotel site inspec- eventually like to expand, but I don't like she said with a smile. "I grew up in a Catho- being away more than five or six days." lic school." When she passed that phase, "I tions," getting tours of hotels. She talks to locals to collect information on everything What do you do in your free time? wanted to travel, I knew that. I always did "I spend time with my family. We like. like writing stories as a child." But it didn't a tourist would want to know: lodging and hotels, restaurants, natural and cultural at- to travel.... We like to be on the water, we The Islands' Community occur to her until college that she could write have a boat. My husband's an avid fisher- professionally. tractions. "You play tourist, but you do it Newspaper since 1961 man; we like to go island-hopping.... Since How did jou get into travel writing? really fast." Have you always been a traveler? we both work out of the house, we enjoy "I moved down here in '81 and I boating — getting away from the telephone EDITOR: Scott Marteli started waiting tables.... I gradually started "My father was a [long-distance] truck driver and every vacation he'd load and fax machine. It's hard to relax around GENERAL MANAGER: freelancing That was my dream — to the house." freelance — and my ultimate dream was to us four kids up and we'd travel." Carlene Brennen freelance travel-write." But it seemed an What are your favorite parts of Where do you go when you take REPORTERS: Frank Wagner, impossible dream, she said. "I never even Florida? vacation? told anyone that." "The more I travel in Florida, the "To see family — Iowa, Virginia, Anne Bellew, more I like it. There's so much beneath the Jill Tyrer, Camilie Kucaba It took four or five years before she Minnesota. As a family, we went to the Do- was freelancing full time. "My big turn- surface.... The Panhandle is one of my fa- minican Republic last February." CONTRIBUTORS: Capt. Mike Fuery, around was when I did my first guide book," vorite parts of Florida. The beaches, they're Are there places you would still like Betty Anholt, Faye Granberry, Bobbie as a contributor to Hidden Florida. After otherworldly [with their] white, white, white to go? ' Sharp, Art Stevens, Bill Hallstead, that came a guide to the Caribbean, which sand. It looks like something from Star Wars [and they stretch for miles]. The Canaveral "Some of the islands I haven t been Chelle Koster Walton she hopes to rewrite soon, and a number of to ... Curacao and Bonaire and some of the Mike Rehr, Chuck Skinner seashore is like that; it just stretches and stretches. ... Sanibel's my favorite place. Bahamas.... I'd like to get back to France. ADVERTISING Sanibel-Captiva Art League Everwhere I go I compare to Sanibel and I'd like to go to Thailand, Australia, New Tracey Markwalter, Manager I'm always happy to come back. Zealand, the Mediterranean islands.... Our Sue Bryant wishes to thank plan is to someday buy a big sailboat, send Do you do much traveling beyond PRODUCTION COMMUNITY BANK OF Aaron off to college, sell the house. ... Lonnie MacPeek, Manager Florida for your travel writing? [We'd] start with the Caribbean, then get Joe Costa & Tim Bruno, Designers THE ISLANDS "No. Right now, I have a 7-year-old into some of the more exotic islands, maybe Anne Simat, Sal Pedone son. I can, a lot of times, take him traveling CLASSIFIEDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS for its generous support of the South Seas. I love islands,... It's a dream in Florida" but it would be hard to take him but something I'd like to get working on Beryl J. Gray 22nd ANNUAL JURIED much farther right now, she said. "I would LOCATION one of these days — like learn to sail. Promenade Center 695 Tarpon Bay Road, Unit 13 ART SHOW Sanibel, FL at PHONE: 472-5185 24O7 REitiwiNklE WAY • (941)472-1881 MAILING ADDRESS BIG ARTS • VCR'S —l •r^M f P.O. Box 56 DunlopRd. next to City Hall Sanibel, FL 33957 • CD'S i ™i \^ra&. I FAX 472-5302 THRU JANUARY 28 SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS Daily 1:00-4:00 PM SA All Welcome SYSTEMSJ ISLANDER - Friday, January 9, 1998 • 9A IHAND SCENE

1st Annual Olde Town Sanibel New Year's Eve Bash Joh'nson-Bfssell Wedding Lynn Ann Johnson married Brian Wayne Bissell on Nov. 29, 1997, at Vanderbilt Presbyterian Church in Naples. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Johnson of Marco Island. The par- ents of the bridegroom are Mrs. Vir- ginia Bissell and the late Donald Bissell of Sanibel Island. Bridal attendants included maid of honor Cugui Gonzales, at- tendant Laura Bissell, and flower girl Amanda Johnson. Attending the bridegroom were best man James G. Phillips, ushers Steve Bissell, Mark Johnson and Jeff Ashby, and ringbearer Ben- jamin Johnson. Left, Shatni Kelly, home from law school, shows off the appetizers she learned to The reception was held at the make at a B.I.G. Arts Cooking Class with Chef Robert ofTarwinkles. Right, Billy, Audubon Country Club, Naples. Mr. and Mrs. Bissell Rex and Rose Dakos stopped by to say hello. It was Billy's birthday. The couple spent their wedding trip in St. Lucia, West Indies. The groom is a graduate of Cy- Left, Carol Palumbo and The bride is a graduate of press Lake High School and the Uni- Mary Kamego get in the Algonguin Regional High School and versity of Florida. He is employed by spirit. Framingham Union Hospital School of Lake Plaza Custom Homes as a job Nursing. She is employed by Naples coordinator. The 1st Annual Day Surgery as a registered nurse. The couple resides in Naples. Olde Town Sanibel New Year's Eve Party was held at the home Stern-Smith Engagement of Terry and Carlene Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold S. Brennen. Stern of Sanibel are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Jill Lynne Stern to Douglas M. Smith of Colum- bus, Ohio. Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Smith of Poland, Ohio. Miss Stern and Mr. Smith are graduates of Denison Uni- versity. Miss Stern is employed as a Marketing Director with Andersen Consulting in Colum- bus, Ohio. Mr. Smith, an MBA candidate at Capitol University, is an officer with Bank One in Columbus, Ohio. A spring wedding is planned. Jill Lynne Stem and Douglas M. Smith Daughters Lisa and Amy, grandson Marty Harrity, City of Sanibel Planning Sean and a multitude of friends If you have photos you would like to see in Island Commissioner, celebrated his 50th wish Linda Boltrek a very happy birthday at a well-attended surprise party birthday which she will celebrate held on Saturday, Jan. 2, at the Sanibel on Jan. 13. Community Association. WHAT'S THE COOLEST WAY TO ARRIVC IF YOU'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR INTERIOR DESIGN IDEAS & INSPIRATION... YOUR SEARCH IS OVER! SURVEY SAYS, • Window Treatments • Wallcoverings • Accessories * Floorcovering » Furniture A BLACK STRETCH UMO! Sanibel Promenade (Across from Postoffice) Now In Addition To 695 Tarpon Bay Road, #15 • 8:30-4:30 Mon.-Fri. Our Great Taxi Service (941)472-6551 You Can Arrive In Style. Gall Today 1 'DemtiinfrDem ff INTERIORS \Besl limousine CINDY MALSZYCKI CAROL GAGNON DEBRA GEORGE Internet - http://www.dea)ratingden.a)m 472-4160

<\ .; ) 10A - Friday, January 9, 1998 • ISLANDER OUR TOWN Bazaar on Saturday, Jan. 6753. Preschool nursery is 2050 Periwinkle Way. For Brightest tion for coffee and pastries Optimist, from 7A reservations, call Mary at 8:30 and a general busi- 17, at the Island Civic Cen- meeting at 7:30 a.m. Jan. 13 available without charge. Horizons ter, Palm Ridge Road and Call Mozdla at 472-1616. Anne McCormick at 472- ness meeting at 9 a.m. As- at the Sanibel Chowder Co. 5916 by Saturday, Jan. 10. at the Library sistant City Manager Bill Library Way. Enjoy crafts, The board of directors also Reservations made and not The Sanibel Demo- Mills will address the group treasures, a bake sale and holds an open meeting the honored must be paid for. Newcomers cratic Club will feature after the meeting. Call refreshments from 9 a.m. to first Thursday of each Bereavement monthly Kathy Shaddock, Director Billye Curtis or Jack Luke 2 p.m. Rental tables are $15 month. Group luncheon of Brightest Horizons Child at 472-9281 for more infor- for members and $20 for nonmembers. Call 395- Christian The Living Again The Newcomers and Development Center, as mation on the meeting and 8846 for more information Bereavement Group meets Island Greeters January speaker at its meeting Jan. the Association. Women or to sign up to help out at every Thursday, from 10:30 luncheon will be Sundial's 15 at 7 p.m. at the Sanibel CCA Potluck the sale. to meet a.m. to noon, at the Sanibel Terrace Room on Wednes- Public Library. Brightest The Sauibel-Captiva Community Church located day, Jan. 14, at 11:30 a.m. Horizons is a child devel- Supper Stroke Christian Women's Club at 1740 Periwinkle Way. Everyone is welcome to at- opment program of the Lee On Saturday, Jan. 17, will hold its "Open a New prevention, Visitors are welcome. Call tend this event, after which County Mission, which at 6 p.m. the Captiva Civic Window" luncheon from 11 395-2440 for information. Tamiami Tale Tellers provides preschool educa- Association is holding a screening a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Maggie Mullins and tion for children ages 1 to Potluck Supper at the Civic program set Jan. 14, at Sundial Beach 5 and a school-age program Center on Chapin Lane. Marianne Strickland will On Thursday, Jan. 22, Resort. Reservations must for students through age 15. Bring a dish serving eight tell folk tales and myths a Health Awareness and be in by Saturday, Jan, 10. All islanders are welcome. for the course assigned by about the secrets in Screening for Stroke Pre- "Bountiful Baskets" Call Terrel Kaplan at 472- your last name's initial: A - Friendly Faces women's hearts. The lun- vention program will be will present the feature, 8325 for more information. G: dessert; H - M: Meat/ Luncheon cheon cost of $10 includes held at the Island Civic Kim Derix will share "Re- a choice of entree, coffee or fish or casserole; N - R: freshing New Thoughts" The Friendly Faces Sanibel Salad; S - Z: vegetable. Call Center at the corner of Li- Happy New Year! luncheon tea and gratuity. Dessert is brary Way and Palm Ridge and Dorothy Kawaski will optional and extra. Call Estates 472-2001 for more infor- bring "Wings of Song." The sponsored by Friends In mation. Road. The program, spon- Service Here (FISH) will Marianne Strickland at Association sored by Island Seniors, cost is $ 11.50 inclusive. For 395-2457 to make reserva- reservations, call Gene- be held at the Sanibel Con- On Jan. 15, property Island Seniors will take place between 9 gregational Church Jan. 13 tions and learn menu owners of Sanibel Estates, a.m. and 3 p,m, by appoint- vieve Ley at 395-2416 or choices. Bazaar Dolores Bandy at 466- at noon. The church is at Units 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, in- Shop for your valen- ment. Call Jane Klasing at cluding Colony Beach Es- tine and meet island neigh- 472-5743 for more infor- tates, will meet at the Sani- bors at the Island Seniors mation or to make an ap- bel Community Associa- pointment.

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Would help arrive on time? variations in how What if you had a medical emergency and help ar- Leaving with laurels people use utili- rived too late? That's what happened a couple weeks ago ties — are they to a Sanibel couple who appeared before Council Tues- full-time, for ex- day. The EMS system is under the County's wing, not the ample, or sea- City's, but their experience raised concerns about emer- sonal. The group gency services to the island. finally gave up on About three weeks ago, Ellen and Saul Bloomfield the idea of trying had a medical emergency on their home and called 9-1 -1. to give a compari- A unit from the fire department was fairly prompt in re- son figure. sponding, Ellen said, but they didn't have the all the equip- But Mayor ment needed for the man's heart condition. It wasn't for Wally Kain ob- at least 15 minutes — longer, Saul said — that an ambu- jected to giving a lance arrived with the needed supplies to help the man, figure for ad valo- who died on the way to the hospital. The driver told Saul, rem and nol for who rode in the ambulance to the hospital, that three emer- the alternative, ar- gency calls had come in at once. guing that it ap- One of the county's EMS trucks is stationed at the peared biased, so Sanibel Fire Control District station, but it also has to cover Council agreed to the Iona area, said City Manager Gary Price. The Fire eliminate both fig- Control District has been putting its workers through EMS ures from the lit- training, but they don't yet have state certification to pro- erature going to vide treatment. voters. City workers put in more than 290 After two decades in Sanibel government, Louise man hours picking up and dumping "Ironically, the same thing happened to my mother- Periwinkle 38 pick-up truck loads of dead fish in-law about six years ago," he said. But to have that much • Johnson is retiring, but not without honors and a since Dec. 30. demand on EMS units at one time is the exception, not proclamation. Johnson, who recently finished projects the rule, he said, and increasing the number of units would another term on the Planning Commission, has Don't look for the work along Periwinkle Way to be "equivalent to building a storm system for a 100-year served since 1977 in various capacities including stop anytime soon, but it might not get in the way of traf- fic so much — at least for a while. Island Water Associa- flood or a church for Easter morning." Planning Commissioner, Council member, Mayor, The EMS workers were very apologetic, the tion has been installing new lines along the Road and traf- Bloomfields said, and even if they had arrived earlier, it and member of both the Vegetation and Wildlife fic has occasionally been down to one lane. probably wouldn't have helped in this case, said Saul, Committees, said Mayor Wally Kain Tuesday. It's reached a point now, though, where workers can who's a doctor. But it could happen again, Ellen pointed According to the proclamation, she "been a do what they need beside the road without stopping traf- out, especially with the number of older residents on the driving force behind many of Sanibel fic — at least until they reach the stretch from Meridian island. governmental initiatives," Kain said; but he to Dunlop. They expect to hit that stretch in late March Work on Chevy commercial amended that "many" to "most." — just when season traffic hits its worst. They could do If Sanibel has a first lady," he said, "it is Louise that work at night, said IWA General Manager Roger Blind starts when? Johnson." but, not only would it cost more, it would involve three diesel engines running all night, keeping area residents It had barely been 24 hours before traffic was backed "I am grateful that I've had the opportunity to up. Beverly Fox of the Southwest Film Commission told awake. Council Tuesday that the filming of a commercial on the work here on Sanibel in the roles I've had," Instead, IWA likely will take Councilman Bob causeway would only have a minimal impact on traffic Johnson said. "It has been an experience that has Davison's suggestion: Break from the project until about and that it wouldn't begin until Monday, Jan. 12. On been frustrating at times, but exciting" she said, April 15, when seasonal traffic should be disappearing. Wednesday, Jan. 7, people reported being held up in traf- and challenging. In the meantime, City officials are eager to see IWA fic up to a half hour because of some commercial. Turns move along with the project — which has been delayed out, they technically weren't filming, which is what Fox partly because of the rain — so it can get in there with its discussed with Council, said City Manager Gary Price. Price asked her. She promptly answered in the affirma- own projects for the sewer system, storm drainage, road They reportedly were testing the wind for their helicopter tive and Wednesday, Price was holding her to that. When raising, and bike path relocation. shots of the Chevy Blazer commercial. people were calling complaining, he said, "I'm telling "We want the contractor to do the City's under- "It has the potential to cause real traffic problems," everyone to call John Manning and Beverly Fox. You want ground work as soon as possible after season," he said. Price said at Tuesday's meeting. "It is outside City limits, her number? The City can't start, Price said, until it acquires an ease- but the City will be bearing the brunt of the traffic." ment along Periwinkle for the new bike path, which offi- But traffic interruptions will be as minimal as pos- So how much will sewer cost? cials plan to move away from the main road. The City is sible, Fox said. They will take place late in the afternoon Sanibel voters will be getting information in the mail taking eminent domain action to get that land. But until it Monday, Jan. 12 — rehearsal day — and Tuesday, Jan. from the City to help them understand the upcoming ref- does it can't move the bike path, which means it can't 13 — snooting day, Fox said. If filming can't be finished erendum on the financing of the sewer system expansion, remove the existing path, which means it can't start its Tuesday, they may continue for a few hours Wednesday. other projects. He hopes to start the City work beginning but if they're planning to vote their pocketbooks, they're May 1, which likely will cause further traffic problems. Traffic going off the island in the late afternoon is going to have to pull out their records and calculators — the biggest concern, she said, but it should have a 30- to and guesstimate. It's not too tough to figure the typical Lots of dead fish 60-second interruption while the Blazer and the chase car cost if people pay the cost of the expansion — and im- The City sent workers out to the beaches to pick up pull into traffic. Traffic coming onto the island, however, provements to the existing system — through an increase dead fish — washed up from a red tide that hit north of could face four- or five-minute delays up to three times in property taxes. At an increase of about .075 mills, a Sanibel — about every day from Dec. 30 through Jan. 6, per hour. If that proves a problem, they'll drop it to twice property with a taxable value of about $300,000 will pay City Manager Gary Price told Council. They racked up per hour. The causeway island closest to Sanibel — where about $162 more per year; $63.75 more per year on a more than 290 man hours, 38 truck loads of dead fish and the weigh station is — will be closed to parking and pe- property of $100,000. eight loads of crab traps, most of which weren't claimed destrians. The weigh station might be closed, as well, said But a group working on the literature — Council- by their owners. Price still isn't allowing raking, he said. Assistant City Manager Bill Mills, and he expects the man Andrew Reding, Cliff Hall of COTI, Dick Walsh and The mess is asheller's dream and, "with the exception of company to reimburse the City for lost proceeds. City Manager GaryJPrice — found that the other option, crab traps, all that stuff is natural," he said. The City plans In additiorvTox proposed to place•"programmable to pay through a new utility tax and increased sewer rates, to seek compensation for the labor costs from the Tourist light signs to warn driver of the pending interruptions. is a lot more complex. It involves the Telecommunica- Development Council, which has funds available for red "Will you put your name and phone number on the sign?" tions Act, legislation from the early '70s on electricity, tide clean-up.

LAW OFFICE OF SHEILA E.E HOEN, PA. ATTORNEY AT LAW JUDITH A. WORKMAN, P.A. Office 16879 Captiva Drive also 2401 Library Way, Sanibel, Florida 33957 Conferences at 2401 Library Way Phone: 472-3225 FAX: 395-2223 472-8300 12A- Friday, January 9, 1998 « ISLANDER Commentary

Reporter's Notebook UTTERS Gifts of love make life the difficult job of restricting traffic to the Frank WAGNER transient vehicle limit begins. rich Here is a possibility. Islander Arts Editor To the Editor: • Construct a toll barrier on Sanibel at our What a unique and wonderful com- end of the causeway. munity is ours. How passionate we are • Collect the tolls. about the things we feel strongly: the glo- • Count the cars in both directions. ries of nature, our art, music and theater, • When the maximum number of transient friends. vehicles is reached, deny access. This community has made Christmas If Sanibel wants to be generous and for the Strickland/Krause family all year , accommodating, a parking garage to store Happy Birthday, long. Your gifts of love have made our lives the excess transient vehicles could be built abundantly rich during our time of emo- and operated at the boat ramp by a "for tional need. You have kept us strong. The profit" licensee, and franchises for electri- hugs you have given me when our paths cally operated people movers could be sold Barbara Mann crossed. Your prayers, calls, cards, deli- to interested businesses. As a bonus to is- cious food prepared in love. The Thanks- land citizens, the garage could be designed By FRANK WAGNER . giving dinner our neighbors in Tradewinds and constructed as a shelter of last resort Islander staff writer • sent over. and an emergency operations center. Un- I wonder just how many people are aware that the dedicated, hard working lady I have been thinking much of the doubtedly some enterprising sorts would whose name rightfully graces the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall in Fort Myers work of light as I contemplated this holi- begin commercial bus service from the air- is one of the guiding lights of the rich and varied cultural climate we now enjoy. It is day season — the luminary walk, the twin- port to the island; this too would need to due in large part to the never-ending tenacity, dogged determination and deep-grained kling trees and houses, the candles we have be regulated and licensed by the city. All beliefs of this solid citizen that Lee County residents deserve and receive the very best lighted each night of Chanukah — how this of these spin-off activities from regulating in classical fare. light gives shape to the things we usually traffic should generate revenue that in turn There seems to be no lengths to which this amazing lady will not go to attain her cannot see in the dark nights on Sanibel. would reduce the need for city taxes on goal—sold-out Fort Myers Community Concert Series each and every year. She is a You, our friends, have been our real spiri- residential real estate. whiz at telephone campaigns — in fact, telephone marketers could learn a few lessons tual light. You have allowed us to see the Overcoming the legal entanglements from this pro. Don't be at all surprised if she answers the phone herself when you call shapes of love, hope, faith and charity. and imperial obstacles for this plan would her published number. Like a super-Fuller Brush salesman, she has been known to go We cannot thank you enough. But we be formidable — dealing with such issues door to door to increase her list of subscribers. do not have to, because knowing how this is the role of the city manager, the city at- Before Mann Hall where did she book the attractions? The best answer is any- world works, you will receive your thanks torney and the city council. Those gentle- place that might be available — a high school auditorium, meeting hall, exhibition hall when you are the recipient of this kind of men are undoubtedly quite busy and would or what have you. support. Know that when you are in your not welcome a new major task. However, Thanks to the unending tending of Lee County's lady of culture, the Fort Myers time of need, wonderful people will come continuing to act like an ostrich when deal- Community Concert Series is approaching its 50th anniversary next season. It contin- forward to love and support you. That is ing with the automobile traffic problem is ues to feature prime attractions, and a patron's cost for the entire series is one of the the way our little community shows what not a leadership characteristic that is ap- greatest bargains in the concert field. it is really made of: caring human beings. propriate when the public considers con- The lady who stands in the New York harbor with a lamp beckoning to those who Marianne Dila Strickland tinued employment for its elected and sala- are looking for a better life may have met her match. Barbara B. Mann, who resides on Sanibel ried leaders. The time for moaning about the banks of the Caloosahatchee, continues to light our way to a more fulfilling lifestyle. Time to solve traffic the traffic problem is over. It is time to start On Jan. 4 Barbara B. Mann celebrated her 85th birthday with hundreds of well- woes doing something positive. wishers. I doff my hat, and send congratulations. Eight-five years is a marvelous age to Bob Laswell be, especially when much of it has been dedicated to the pleasure of other people. To the Editor Sanibel Today (Dec. 29), the Island was gridlocked from 4-6:30p.m. Even the Gulf Reopen Island Inn Drive route was solid automobiles. With Road this much traffic now, what can we expect To the Editor: in six weeks when the tourist season hits As 12-year residents of Sanibel, we full force? know that traffic is the number one prob- Perhaps a better question is: "When lem on the island. Since we live on Rabbit will the city manager and our elected rep- Road, we have always had a lot of cars resentatives begin to seriously address the speeding by, but since the closing of Is- automobile issue?" land Inn Road several years ago, it is much The first step in controlling automo- worse. bile traffic is relatively easy. Determine the My question is this: why would the ideal number of vehicles that can be ac- city close an access road, a road that goes commodated on island roads. Not the from West Gulf Drive to Tarpon Bay? It maximum number; the ideal number. The makes no sense. ideal number will be much lower than the Having Island Inn Road re-opened maximum number, perhaps as much as 50 should be of great interest to a lot of West percent lower. This is a highway engineer's Gulf Drive residents as well as to residents job that probably can be accomplished by of Rabbit Road. If you agree, please call existing city employees at a low cost. our city officials. ACKAGES After the ideal number is known, the Nancy Robinson & Jane Parker city needs to develop a plan to limit traffic Sanibel to that number. Vehicle access will be di- vided between permanent access for resi- Peace on Earth, and In dents and necessary employees, and tran- the Theater sient access. To arrive at a numerical limit To the Editor: Lakefrontlots still available. for transient vehicles, the number of Sani- It is a New Year. May peace reign bel/Captiva registered vehicles plus an al- throughout the world and particularly on Home & Homesite Packages COCQNUTI location for employee commuters is sub- Sanibel and Captiva Islands and at the Pi- from $199,000. Near Sanibel on Old McGregor Blvd. tracted from the ideal number. The remain- rate Playhouse. der, the transient vehicle limit, becomes the Lasting peace never arises from vic- restricting factor on vehicle traffic. Then, .Models Open Daily (941) 466-5500 (Continued, page 14A) ISLANDER • Friday, January 9, 1998 • 13A 1HS1PE THE DRAWBRIDGE OPERATORS Write us! The Islander encourages let- ters to the editor. We want to hear your thoughts about local issues. We want to help foster a dialogue among community \ members. We do reserve the right to edit for length. Please send your letters to The Editor, P.O. Box 56, Sanibel Island, Fl.

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Guest Commentary Shell Shocked Bob SLAYTON Art STEVENS

Audubon supports House bill Sanibel s untold story —

o act of Congress has created more controversy than the Endangered Spe- cies Act (ESA). Since 1992, efforts to reauthorize the act have met with alligator worshiping Nstrong opposition from conservatives. Last September, a bipartisan group of senators introduced S.I 180 as a compromise solution to the debate between conser- t's alligator time. It's been awhile between alligator columns and this column vationists and landowners over endagered species and private property rights. is about an unusual subculture that exists in Sanibel — the cult that worships Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt had a hand in designing the bill, arguing that "a Ialligators. bird in the hand is worth two awaiting the outcome of a lawsuit." Babbitt included Every community has its secret societies, but in Sanibel the alligator worshippers provisions for habitat conservation plans (HCPs) —plans that split the difference be- are out in the open encouraging all of us to see the merits of their beliefs. To begin with, tween property rights advocates who would repeal the ESA entirely and conservation alligator worshipers weren't always that way. They all grew up in different parts of the groups who have frequently dismissed property rights in their zeal to protect wildlife. country from Minnesota to Maine. In fact, most of them had never seen an alligator In over 300 existing HCP contracts, the government has agreed not to enforce the ESA before they migrated to these parts. on covered property, freeing it for development. In return, owners agree to set aside part An alligator worshiper friend of mine explained the phenomenon this way. He of their property and manage that land for the benefit of threatened or endangered spe- said, "We weren't born this way. Most of us grew up in good homes and lived normal cies. An HCP has already been adopted to protect critical habitat for an imperilled lives. But once we set foot on Sanibel and saw our first alligators, something spiritual gnatcatcher in southern California. and moving happened to us. We became infatuated with alligators and gravitated to the The Senate bill includes a "No Surprises" provision that guarantees that land- alligator society."' • (Continued, page 14A) (Continued, page J4A)

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That is ate, restore or improve" habitat, but decide later to develop the property, to take endan- reject," he said. "We see alligator beauty good news, indeed! gered or threatened species if such taking does not exceed limits agreed to by the appli- in everything. We try to think as alligators This means that the Board of Direc- cant and the Secretary. Critics, however, warn that habitat "improvements" may lure do and conduct our lives accordingly." tors of the Island Theater Wing (Pirate animals away from ESA-protected lands, only to suffer later when the property is de- But I pointed out to my friend that Playhouse) and their membership and sub- veloped. inviting members of his alligator society scribers may be talking to each other. Rea- The bipartisan bill has been endorsed by the Administration. But it is viewed by to parties can be awkward. No one likes to sonable people may disagree. Reasonable many conservation groups as a sellout of the ESA. see grown people slither about on their people can, however, also work out their The National Audubon Society feels that many HCPs do not set aside enough habi- bellies while everyone else is sipping a differences by the process of compromise. tat for listed species. Audubon and other critics argue that the vast majority of plans lack cocktail. No victories for either side, but a clear vic- the biologic data necessary to protect species at risk. Figures on population size, on the "And what about the way you greet tory for the Pirate Playhouse. rate of decline or increase, and on the life span of affected species are not considered. each other?" I asked. "Biting each other I think the theater-going public is Methods proposed to mitigate the impact of development are generally untested, making on the neck. Most civilized people are not ready for a settlement. Let the opposing the likelihood of success impossible to predict. Critics also note that the Senate bill lacks in favor of such greetings." sides hear from you. adequate funding for federal agencies to fulfill their mandate to protect species at risk. "See, there you go again," my alli- Lloyd Wright The Senate has'not yet voted on S.I 180, but floor debate and a vote could come as gator worshiper friend exclaimed. "You Captiva early as March. simply cannot tolerate what you don't un- The Audubon Society favors HR.2351, the Endangered Species Recovery Act, writ- derstand. Isn't that the way of the world?" Miniature Golf ten by Rep. George Miller (D-CA), a ranking member of the House Resources Commit- "But really," I protested. "Why do Tournament hits hole- tee. This bill faces tough sledding: the Resources Committee is chaired by Don Young (R- you all insist on holding insect parties in AK) anddominated by GOPmembers who have vowed to kill the ESA. However, the bill in-one Ding Darling? Do you call that civilized?" To the Editor: currently has 88 co-sponsors, including four Republicans. "We are for the ecological balance Congress reconvenes later this month. Now is the time to contact the Administra- Many thanks are in order: of nature," he explained. "And in pursuit • Thanks to the many sponsors who made tion and members of Congress to share your concerns. Register your support for HR.2351 of that we hold each other to the same high and ask your Representative to co-sponsor the bill. With enough public support, it may the Sanibel Community Association's holi- standards that alligators do of themselves. day miniature golf tournament possible. get to the House floor for a vote. But I really can't continue this conversa- Local voters can reach Rep. Porter Goss at 2000 Main Street-Suite 3, Fort Myers • To those sponsors and business people tion. We're holding a public organizing who donated all the fabulous prizes — it 33901 (Phone 332-4677 or FAX 332-1743). Sen. Connie Mack's address is 1342 Colo- meeting on the beach this evening. You're nial Boulevard-#27, Fort Myers 33907 (Phone 275-6256 or FAX 275-0120). Sen. Bob makes it fun! welcome to join us and learn all about the • To all the volunteers who managed the Graham can be contacted at 524 Hart Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 (Phone secret rituals and tribal customs of Sani- 202/224-3041 or FAX 202/224-2237). slots needing to be filled — especially the bel alligators. I believe you'll find it very Optimist Club who covered the entire Sat- enlightening." Bob Slayton is a retired oncologist who chairs the Environmental Affairs Com- urday shift. I thanked my friend and took a rain • Finally, but certainly as important, to the mittee for the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation and is Conservation Chair check on the alligator worshiper organiz- and a past president of San-Cap Audubon. 1,085 people who enjoyed the golf tour- ing meeting. How can anyone be serious nament. Let's hope we can do it as well about this kind of thing? I chuckled all the next year. way to my dolphin worshipers meeting. Thank you! Tony Lapi and the Miniature Golf LUNCH WITH THE Committee DUCK Playing December 30 - February 21 Rodgers and FABULOUS FOOD Hammerstein's timeless AND A BEAUTIFUL VIEW tale of love during wartime. Sing along to Some Enchanted Evening, Bali Ha'i, I'm in Love with a Wonderful Guy and more! Tickets $18 - $35 1380 Colonial Boulevard Fort Myers, Florida: (941); 2iB-%2|j www.broadwaypalrn.cbrri' •: v;:' V Coming February 26 - April 11 From humble beginnings in Lunch 11:30-2:30 vaudeville to stardom Dinner 5:00-9:30 in burlesque/ this is the story of Qypsy Rose Located deep in the heart Lee and stage mother TicLptc Closed Sundays of downtown Captiva Mama Rose. l lckcts Credit Cards Accepted Directly on the Gulf 472-3434 A Non-smoking Restaurant Broadway Palm's fifth FABULOUS season ISLANDER » Friday, January 9, 1998 - ISA Business/Real Estate Family vacations power The World Christmas tourist season of Real Estate ByANNEBELLEW Islander staff writer J.B. NOVELLI No one on the island on Tuesday, Dec. 30, will believe this statement, but the Census Bureau, in one of its recent news releases, asserts that "the Las Vegas Metro area leads the nation in population growth." "Traffic on Tuesday was the worst I've seen without an Nearly $100 million in accident in the 14 years I've been here," said Sanibel Police Sgt. Moon Murray, shaking his property sold in 1997 head. "It was unbelievable." The brief holiday mini- season (basically from when school lets out to when school s of Dec. 29, 1997, almost starts back) is always busy on $100,000,000 worth of real estate Sanibel — some years busier A has sold on Sanibel. The actual than others, but almost always number was $97,262,514. Of course there are a precursor of the full season Some of the busiest traffic of the year clogged island roads during the holidays. still two days of reporting yet to come for 1997 that starts around Feb. 1. and we will give you the final as soon as it is "We were well above last holiday season," said available. Chirstmas — sort of like 'the Christmas cruise.' Now I Audrey Lane, owner of Island Pizza. "I'm not sure whether think a lot of people come to visit family... In addition to This could be a record for any one year of it was increased numbers of people or our new menu, which six-month homes, there are many occasional-use homes sales for the islands. offers a much greater variety of things to choose from. We here now as well, and one of the occasional uses is for the The average listing price was $485,032 sold, say, instead of two 14-inch pizzas to a party of five, whole family to come on Christmas vacation. So, the people and the average selling price was $450,289, a one pizza, three pasta dishes and a couple of desserts." are here — they eat out, they shop, they're on the roads — percentage of 92.8%, with a marketing time of Periwinkle Park was "packed" according to Linda but they have places to stay other than in a resort." approximately 301 days. Interestingly enough, Gelpi who works on the front desk. On several nights there "We were extremely busy between Christmas and most sales were co-brokered — 62.5% were ac- were two or more motor homes in both the overflow drive- New Year's," Brian Benham, manager of Jerry's said. complished by brokers cooperating with each way and the small parking lot to the left of the main road. "Slower than we expected the week before, and we maybe other, a dollar volume of $58,944,056. (Not quite as many as when one former desk clerk man- should have ordered more back-up for the second week Nationwide statistics for real estate trans- aged to line 11 vehicles up side-by-side in the overflow but, on the whole, we kept ahead of the people. And Jay actions show that 65% of all deals are co- area. The City frowned vigorously on that little maneuver.) [Halcrow] may well have a point: we had a lot of three- brokered, therefore a good part of a sales agent's According to Jay Halcrow, marketing director at West and four-generation families in here shopping — great job is, in fact, promoting to other brokers and Wind Inn, December turned out to be pretty good. "It could grandmother being supported under each arm by the assisting them with the proper information. have been better, but we lost the Florida, people when the younger ones (or on her walker), grandmother, mother, and Sanibel and Captiva realtors are special weather 'went bad.' They just see no reason to come to the kids. Interesting observation." and they do cooperate with each other to get the our beach when they can be cold and shiver at home or on "Oh, yes, lots of families," confirmed Begge Ford, job done. Once you are accepted into the fold, their own beaches! I'll be honest —we weren't packed dur- Island Inn's manager. Island Inn, which celebrated its 100th you get a warm fuzzy feeling and want to do ing Christmas week. anniversary several years ago, has always been family-ori- business here forever. Hope everyone on Sani- "And there's another factor," she continued, "which ented. "Lots of families, lots of kids, lots of special family bel and Captiva has a Happy, Healthy and Pros- relates to traffic as well as occupancy rates. Over the last celebrations. We had several families who had several perous New Year! few years I think we've seen a change of focus. Histori- rooms each." She said that this was the year "in the cycle" cally, Sanibel used to be one of those places you went for (Continued, page 16A)

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$ 2 3 9 5: $2,400: in 30-46s-23e. Permits Morley, 604 Sea Point-to-Point of $385,000: John A. & Bette M. Noreen Permits issued by the Sanibel Oats—solar pool Sanibel, Inc., 1010 to John W. & Frances K. Welsh—L51, Gulf Building Department for the three weeks heater by Fafco Whisperwood — Pines. ending Dec. 31 included: Solar. boat dock by Bench- $350,000: Joseph M. & Joan I. Burns No value: Kapanke, 5786 San-Cap $4,500: mark. to Charles R. Gale—Parcel in 26-46s-22e. Road—LP For pool by Amerigas. Congregational $135,400: $270,000: Dorothy A. & Ralph Miller $2,480: Dipasqua, 3301 Twin Lakes Church, 2050 Peri- Giattini, 5270 In- to Joseph M. & Julia M. Lombardi—L39, Lane—screen enclosure by Hansen Screen win kle — fire dian Court—single Ptl50, Little Lake Murex. Enclosures. sprinklers by Eagle family residence by $220,000: Jane Martin to Joseph & $2,480: McNamara/Clifford, 3872 Fire Sprinklers. DuPont Builders. Jay Dera—L37, Safety Harbor Club, North West Gulf—screen enclosure by Hansen. $35,000: $80,000: Is- Captiva. • - - • — - - $12,500: Creveling, 832 Birdie Sanier, Blind Pass Condos-UnitG105—in- land Water, 3651 San-Cap—commercial $210,000r^«binG,Krivanek; Robin View—pool & deck by Coastal Custom terior remodel by Kennedy Construction. addition/remodel by owner. C. Krivanek, Trustee; and Robin C. Pool & Spa. $6,000: Hamm-Campbell, 1467 Al- $15,000: Arnold, 2065 Wild Lime- Krivanek-Trust to Rosalie N. Fairman—L2, $12,500: Hearthstone, 1089 Skiff batross—enclose lower level & add stairs pool & deck by Beach's Shotcrete Service, Ba, EaJm Lake. Place—pool & deck by Coastal. by SPO Construction. Inc. Condos $14,000: Vowell, 2521 Tropical Way $2,280: Bruno, 966 Kings Crown— $2,750: Grosse, 9008 Mockingbird- $605,000: George John & Nancy Court—pool & deck by Richardson Pools. screen enclosure replacement by Excep- screen enclosure by Exceptional Enclosures. Meyer to Robert & Judith A. Dorsch— $2,450: Moore* 1119 Periwinkle- tional Enclosures. ' ~ . • Permits issued by the Lee County Gulfside Place-Unit 125. • ---- #123—roofover by Custom Aluminum. $4,000: Wight, 1119 Periwinkle- Building Department for the three weeks $585,000: Barbara A. Watkins to $4,500 & $1,250: Bayside Restaurant #338—add room by owner. ending Dec. 28 included: Arthur L. & Linda F. Cleary—Gulfside Group, 1625 Periwinkle—kitchen exhaust No value: Buffo, 950 Victoria—LP $130,000: Davenport, 540 Longboat Place-Unit 109. hood and hood suppression system, tanks by Amerigas. Circle, Upper Captiva—single family resi- $525,000: Harry S. Barrows; Harry $19,200: McClintock, 1337 Par No value: Drusinsky, 561 Light- dence by owner. S. Barrows, Trustee; Viturah J. Barrows View—addition by Lake Plaza Custom house—LP tanks by Amerigas. $80,000: Halski, 4501 Butterfly Shell Trust; Iowa State Bank; and Iowa State Homes. $1,200: Friedman, 1102 Harbour Cot- Drive, North Captiva Dunes—single fam- Bank, Trustee, to H.F. Fine, Trustee; J.O. $3,000: Zoberis, 932 Whelk—screen tage—seawall repairs by Bray Marine. ily residence by Daniel Davenport. Fine, Trustee; and Fine Properties Trust— enclosure by Kenneth L. Shepard. $5,500: King, 791 Pen Shell—screen Atrium-Unit 108. No value: City of Sanibel, 240.1 Li- enclousre by Kenneth Shepard. Deeds $475,000: Rochard O. & Charlotte K. brary Way—temporary tent by owner. $2,400: Mundt, 1450 Royal Poinci- Deeds recorded at the Lee County King to Frederick T. Arnstein & Pamela G. $10,000: Schmerler, 5095 Joe- ana—vinyl siding by Ted Watts Construc- Courthouse for over $80,000 during the Geib—Loggerhead Cay-Unit 121. wood—screen enclosure by Westwind Con- tion. three weeks ending Dec. 28 included: $399,900: Sanctuary Ltd. & Sanctu- struction & Aluminum. $7,500: Duval, 241 Violet—add con- (Addresses are Sanibel unless other- ary Development Properties to West Con- $20,000: Barry, 1457 Albatross- crete pad and tile existing porch by wise indicated.) sult Corp—Ibis-Unit B302. pool & deck by Pools by Andrews. Fulkerson Construction. Non-Condos $2,300: Oriental Rugs, Inc., 1838 $375,000: Martin J. Toft, III, to PBM $2,350: Harpster, 1119 Periwinkle-' $935,000: David C. & Suzy Wahl to South, Inc.—Sanibel Arms West-Unit D2. Buckthorn—replace screen enclosure by #95—roofover by Custom Aluminum. Kenneth G. Bryfogle—Parl, Ptgl3, 3-46s- Hansen. $361,000: Robert G. Priborsky to 21e, etc. Edmund Frick, Trustee, and Ulma Trust— $675,000: William Zink; William Sanibel Arms-Unit G5. Zink, Trustee; and William Zink Trust to $275,000: Bruce A. & Sybil J. Michael J. & Lynne P. Smith—LI, Victoria Scheffer to Gunther H. & Heidi A. Need a Cove. Hencken—Mariner Poine-Unit 832. $600,000: Container Products Corpo- $265,000: Curtis Willard Hart to ration to Gilbert & Helen Gilinsky—L21, Elmer & Arlene Brown—Sunset South- Butterknife. Unit 8D. $489,000: Richard E. & Bemadette $235,000: H. Ronald & Alberta R. A. Mauch to Albert E. & Patricia L. Kreh to Irene P. & Dunbar Lockwood, Jr.— Moore—L30, 2nd addition, Shell Harbor. Sanibel Arms-Unit C8. $457,500: Ambrose & Madeline $220,000: Arrnand B. Ball, Jr., Romano to John A. & Patricia B.Woolley— Trustee; Beverly Hodges Ball, Trustee; and L4,2nd addition to Shell Harbor. Beverly Hodges Ball Trust to Donald A. $441,000: Morbern USA, Inc. to Dreessen—Coquina Beach-Unit 629C. Michael H. Anderson—L85, Sanctuary at $170,000: Carl Eckhard to John P. Visit The Wholesale Suppliers Of: Wulfert Point. McNeely, Jr.—South Seas East-Unit PHI. $437,500: John D. & Sonja H. Price to Michael H. Anderson—L25, Water Shad- $135,000: Bill C. & Mary F. Duncan Hand Knotted Oriental Rugs • Custom Design Rugs ows. to Eugene L. & Mary Louise Henderson— Needlepoints, Chainstitches • Sisal, Antique Persians $410,000: Gilbert & Helen Ann Sanibel Moorings-Unit 142. Gilinsky; Gilbert Gilinsky; Helen Ann $135,000: Eugene L. & Mary Louise Machine Made Rugs • Tibetans, Nepalese Gilinsky; Gilbert Gilinsky, Trustee; Helen Henderson to Bill C. & Mary F. Duncan— Washable Cotton Rugs • Chinese, Dhurries Ann Gilinsky, Trustee; and Living Trust I Sanibel Moorings-Unit 1042. to Container Products Corporation—Parcel

DESIGNERS' Christmas season, from ISA Visit Our for the kids to arrive Christmas night or the next day, but that "next year, with Christ- Naples mas on Friday, maybe the year of the long weekend with family arriving on Wednes- Showroom day or Thursday." RUG Both 'Tween Waters and Sundial describe their Christmas week business as about 434-9584 the same as last year — the week before kind of slow, but starting on Saturday, "pretty CENTER full, pretty full." "I find it interesting how many repeat guests we have," said Douglas Rucker of Sundial. "Five, seven, ten years they've been spending Christmas Day with family and coming in here the day or two days after. They seemed to have a lot of fun this year, despite the weather. There were a lot. of activities and things to do." Shane Beach of (941)437-6010 'Tween Waters added, "And New Year's Eve was very busy." It was at the Riviera Restaurant, too. "Up, up, up — much higher than last year," was the way co-owner Sheila Mucciga described their holiday business. "I didn't have Mon.-Fri 9am-6pm • Sat !0am-4pm time to turn around or do anything else. It's been wonderful; we're just euphoric." Best Western manager Don Williams said, "We were pretty busy. And, kind of surprisingly, we're still busy. It looks like January's going to be a good month too — right on up to season. ISLANDER - Friday, January 9, 1998 - 1ZA Outdoors On the River Photographer captures the Wild Naturalist Betty Anholt has taken us on her journeys West and brings it east along the Sanibel River through every month of the Scholtz denies being a naturalist. He denies being an environmentalist. He makes no claim to being anything like year. Her January journal, a professional photographer. However, for the past three or is the final Islander four decades he has traveled the world — cameras abound installment. his neck and a vest loaded down with film. Through trial and error, a lot of luck about being in the right place at the right time, and a highly developed eye for a good picture, he has become — regardless of what he says about himself — a nature photographer superbe. January journal: Part II Scholtz and his wife live in Rhode Island in the sum- mer and Naples in the winter. They enjoy traveling, sail- ing, tennis and photography. Fred has participated in 11 United States-to-Bermuda sailboat races, which he re- Creatures adjust corded with both still and video cameras for the media. In 1977 he chaired the Americas Cup Race Committee. The Wild West is a paradise for the good photogra- when cold settles in pher, especially one who gets off the beaten path and isn't afraid to get up early and stay out late (a definite part of the right place/right time thing). This presentation will be t's a cool, somewhat windy day today with a treat to both those who have traveled in the Rockies and lots of sun — I had to fight the breeze. Navi to those who have yet to visit. Igation is tricky — I'm being pushed from one The January through March weekly Audubon na- side of the river to the other — under buttonwood, ture programs are open to the public and start at 8 p.m. at around pepper. I brush against leather fern and get en- the Sanibel Community Center on Periwinkle Way. A $2 tangled in snags and deadfalls. The water is root-beer donation is requested. colored from tannin, but so clear that the drowned Audubon also sponsors numerous bird outings led branches and bottom are visible. Baby fish (gambu- FredScholtz by noted birders Clair and Bev Postmus, the first of which sia) dart around at the beginning of the canal and, as I ByANNEBELLEW Will also be next Thursday. Participants should meet in the came to the first canal intersection, where trees tem- Islander staff writer parking lot at the IN. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife porarily give way to grasses, a small alligator splashes Yellowstone... Mesa Verde... Glacier... Arches... and Refuge at 8 a.m. to proceed along Wildlife Drive by car for grumpily into the water. He surfaces long enough to on, around and through the Rocky Mountains. Fred an approximately-two-hour birding tour. Admission to the eye my canoe and then lowers his ungainly body with- Scholtz will lead a photographic expedition, which he calls refuge is $5 per car; a donation to Audubon of $ 1 per per- out a ripple. As I pass his hiding spot, I can trace his The Rocky Road, through the wild, wild west at San-Cap son is also requested. retreat by way of his bubble trail across my path and Audubon's Jan. 15 meeting. under a buttonwood branch. The alligator, pelican or the anhinga seem comi- cal often enough. But it is a revelation to contemplate the creatures who regularly appear so awkward when SCCF sets full schedule for January they demonstrate their true grace. To see an anhinga ByANNEBELLEW cialist. Learn to make your own artistic paper from old scraps, skirn past underwater is to realize that form and func- dryer lint and the like. This course is held at SCCF's Tarpon tion are inevitably joined in the natural world. Islander staff writer The Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation has nu- Bay Recreation Area facility and costs $10 per person, $6 Close to the river, a young hawk rose from near merous activities going on all through season from dawn 'til for SCCF members. the water to a safer perch higher in a tree as I ap- after dusk. • Monday, Jan. 12 through Jan. 30 proached. He was a bit ragged in the tail, brown and Work accepted for entry in SCCF's Wildlife Photo Contest, buff. We stared at each other for some time. The • 7 p.m. Tuesdays in January & February Last Tuesday evening Nelia Lake, Education Special- Shots must be of Florida wildlife and/or scenery. Amateur ospreys were calling and he watched them also. Af- photographers only. Professional judges and prizes. Win- ter a little while he started preening his feathers, evi- ist with the Brevard Zoo was the featured speaker on bob- cats. This Tuesday, Laurie Macdonald will present a slide/ ners announced at SCCF Open House on Feb. 16. Call SCCF dently a signal that I was of no concern to him, and for full entry requirements. so I continued, too. lecture program of The Imperiled Bears of Florida. The pre- sentation incorporates the latest information available from • Friday Jan. 30 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. There seem to be more birds today than much of the Florida Game & Fresh Water Fish Commission, the U.S. Resident Environmental Orientation, a program to introduce the month. A tri-color heron was examining the poten- Fish & Wildlife Service and other authorities on the conser- island residents and business people to the various conser- tial in the last cross canal, it being a bit grassier than vation plight facing the Florida black bear. vation initiatives being carried out on the islands. Free of some places. Once onto the river, I could just see an A unique sub-species of the American black bear, the charge to residents and businesses of Sanibel and Captiva. ibis, a white shadow behind brush, with his red legs Florida black bear, once ranged the entire Florida peninsula • Wednesday to Friday, Jan, 21-23—Lake Okeechabee's moving. He was gently talking to himself— a sort of . and into southern Georgia and Alabama. Once a population Faces & Places with Kristie Anders "oh, oh" like a befuddled little man. of 12,000, today there are fewer than 1,500. As Florida's Two days of exploring the land, water, wildlife and human I paddled with the wind a little, past the SCCF human population grows by leaps and bounds, as much as uses upstream from our barrier islands. Okeechobee — in dock and anchored in the grass, letting the breeze turn 20 acres of natural areas are lost every hour to development, Seminole "great water you cannot see the other side of — the canoe as it pleased. Several times fish broke the leading to habitat loss and fragmentation. And, as roads are is the 748-square-mile lake that orbiting astronauts use as a surface. extended through bear habitat, more of the animals are be- landmark. The trip includes a nature boat trip along the shore Like the alligators, certain insects have optimum ing killed by cars. of the lake, a visit to U.S. Sugar, a conversation with a local temperature points. Right now we must be at the dra- The Tuesday Lecture Series programs are held in the rancher, a tour of Archbold Research Center and a view of gonfly level. First a thin one, aqua at one end, green at auditorium of SCCF's Nature Center. Admission is $3 for early morning bird flights off the lake. the other, passed by. An orange one later, and then one adults, $1 for kids 17 and under, and free for SCCF mem- $186 per person (double occupancy), $210 (single) of the big green ones that put me in mind of a helicop- bers. Other programs in this series include such topics as includes transportation, lodging, all meals except an optional ter. They are elegant creatures — airborne jewels. Southwest Florida reefs, rare and endangered plants, man- breakfast in Okeechobee, admissions, speakers, and donations., I'm anchored in the "channel" of the river — groves, habitat restoration, camouflage and exotic insects. * Monday &Tuesday, Jan 26-27, 10 a.m. to noon clear of grass, thanks to the wanderings of our great • Fridays at 7:30 a.m. during January Island Habits & Habitats will explore the major habitats of lizards. The anchor rope is visible its entire length, Birding with Bev. Abirding tour of the SCCF trails with noted the island and introduce some of the habits of indigenous glowing fed under the water. The thick mats of grass birder Bev Postmus. Meet in the parking lot on San-Cap Road. wildlife. (Continued, page I8A) • Wednesday, Jan. 14, fromlO:30a.m . to 12:30 p.m. Reservations are required for classes. Call 472-2329. Paper-making with Sis Ketcher, SCCF's educational spe- J 18A - Friday, January 9f 1998 B.ISLANDER OUTDOORS & RECREATION

tion through Project Water Works, the is- T. The active ingredient in Naturalis-T lands' water conservation program, want is a naturally occurring good fungal to assist your efforts to protect local sur- strain (Beauveria bassiana) which kills Project Water Works face waters. Project Water Works hopes turf pests like chinch bugs, mole crick- to coordinate through individuals or ets and grubs. It is very cost-effective as neighborhood associations these bay ini- well as wildlife- and water- safe. This Dee Serage tiatives: product has been used with great success • Build a neighborhood buying co- by the golf course at South Seas and by t op for bay-safe fertilzer and pest control sod growers. The product has a local dis- services; and tributor, so please ask your pest control • Plant beautiful pesticide and fer- company to give it a try. To learn more tilizer-free zones along the water's edge. about.this mycoinsecticide, the public is To reduce fertilizer and pesticide invited to attend the next meeting of the Environmental first line runoff, Project Water Works wants to City of Sanibel's Pesticide-Herbicide help to build a consumer buying co-op Sub-Committee on Jan. 8 at 3 p.m. in for water-wise pest control services lo- MacKenzie hall. The local distributor cally. If enough homeowners, neighbor- will be there to answer questions. of defense: your yard! hood and condominium associations par- If you would be interested in be- ticipate, we could either attract a new coming part of a buying co-op for wa- SCCF plans iniatives to and petroleum products. When runoff integrated pest management business to ter- and wildlife- safe pest control ser- involve Sanibel and Captiva contains nitrogen from fertilzers, algae the community or encourage change in vices or would simply like to receive can become so abundant that aquatic existing services. Guidelines for such a Water Wise Fertilizer & Pest Control property owners in protecting plants are smothered, oxygen is depleted service would emphasize applying the Guidelines with a recommended product and fish kills may result. Toxic sub- least toxic products when there is a list for common sense pest control, our valuable water resources. stances such as common landscape and proven problem, not on a fixed schedule please call 472-1932 or drop by the Sani- household pesticides can damage repro- and only to affected areas. bel Captiva Conservation Foundation at It may surprise you as an islander duction in marine life. According to the Irrigated and maintained turf areas Mile Marker #1 on San-Cap Road. to find out that your yard is the first line University of Florida's Yards & Neigh- within a landscape are the biggest water of defense for Florida's fragile environ- borhoods program, fertilizer runoff from and pesticide guzzlers. Reduction of Dee Serage is the coordinator for ment. The health of our estuaries, bays, residential areas is estimated to be re- these areas is Project Water Works first Project Water Works, the water conser- lakes and rivers depends in part on how sponsible for one-third of the excess ni- goal. Promoting minimal fertilization vation program offered jointly +by Island you landscape and maintain your yard. trogen that is polluting the Sarasota Bay and irrigation along with environmen- Water Association and SCCF's Native Stormwater runoff is the reason. watershed, and the waters surrounding tally safe pest control is the second. Plant Nursery, Rain falls on yards and roads, then Sanibel and Captiva, aren't far behind. One safe product for turf insect washes into bays and canals, carrying Island Water Association and the control is a biological called Naturalis- pollutants like fertilzers, pesticides, soil Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Founda-

River Journal, from 17A must be wonderful hiding places for the fish I suppose my drifting approach sur- — they have been abundant lately. The ca- prised him, and perhaps he was asleep until nals don't seem to grow these grass beds the last moment. If his angle of dive had Food For like the river; instead, they seem more likely been just slightly father offshore, he would to produce mats of algae (periphyton) or have been in the canoe with me. His feet sand and, in some places, are choked with and tail were moving in mid-air like he was Thought overgrown and fallen trees. Keeping these flying, and I'm sure that he was every bit as waterways clear is another function of the scared as I was when he leaped. Airborne By Paul Gaeta gator that we should appreciate. alligators are awesome to see. It cleared all A female anhinga, with her silvery the carbon deposits out of my heart! feathers and buffy head, has kept me com- Every bird within a hundred yards pany. She must be well-fed, as I can see doz- was screaming alarms and flapping around ens of smallish, palm-sized fish, and she must to see where the danger was. I decided to Saffron threads are the slender shoots picked from the center of the purple crocuses see hundreds from her perch. I suspect she is quit the scene just like the gator and pro- enjoying the sun's warmth just as I am and ceeded upstream listening to a little blue and dried. The reason saffron is so expensive is that it takes about 200,000 flowers is too lazy to work at the moment. heron scolding me. A black-crowned night to make a pound of the threads. But you'll need just a pinch, so it's worth it! There are some gallinules pumping heron gave away his position when his themselves across the river and talking droppings hit the water — I would never Gremolata adds fresh, strong flavor that can cut through the blandness of some among themselves. I pull the anchor and have seen him otherwise. In the next nar- braised meats. Mix together 1 tsp. each of minced garlic, parsley and lemon peel. let myself drift down toward them but, as row area, I was very aware of the possibil- usual, they are skittish and disappear into ity of another big gator — I was looking The best salads contrast soft and sweet with crisp and bitter. Must be why butter the grass, which rustled with mystery and in every direction at the same time. But lettuce and watercress taste so good with crumbled blue cheese and toasted walnuts. menace as I drifted by. Intent on peering the little bank held a pair of turtles and no Add red onion rings. , into the grass to try to spot their hiding gator. There were lots of splashes and place, I was not looking ahead at the nar- noises to keep me keyed up, but the only Honey usually keeps indefinitely, even at room temperature. If it crystallizes, put the rows coming up. Without any warning, a real threat was within my imagination. jar in a pan of simmering water and stir. very big alligator crashed off the bank, not It is easy enough to see how such places more than 15 feet from the canoe, and as Shell Creek and Grassy River have gotten Two good reasons to add afew drops of oil to the water when you cook pasta: it helps flayed the water with evident terror in his their names. Forevermore, Al ligator Point has prevent boil-overs and it coats the pasta strands lightly so they won't stick together. rush to disappear. been designated on the river for me!

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Simonson hits . Paul Simonson, Jim Laramie and John Green knocked down a 62 for second a hole-in-one place and won a scorecard playoff over Paul Simonson, a longtime member the team of Wally Allaire, Bruce Sprinkle, Tennis Tip of the Dunes Golf & Tennis Club, blasted Peter Perkins and Bob Louwers who also a hole-in-one on the 9th hole at the club. shot 62. The Split Step It was his fifth lifetime hole-in-one and In 9-hole competition, Bill Danaher helped him to card an 86 for the round and Riff Morgan both shot 45, with By TONI HALSKI — four shots below his age! Danaher winning the scorecard playoff for Tennis pro. Sundial Beach & Tennis Lexington hosts first place. Resort On Dec. 24, the men played a two Seniors Tennis man, one best ball tournament. . The Lexington Country Club will Do you ever feel slow in reacting to a shot? Try In A Flight, John Ford and Earl Toni Halski host the 1998 Super Seniors Tennis Invi- Sawin shot 63 for first place, followed by doing what the pros do. Each time your opponent is tational Tuesday, Jan. 13 through Satur- Jim George and Gib Warren in second striking the ball, leave the court with a little jump. day, Jan. 18. Local and national top se- with 65. In B Flight, Bill Currise and nior male tennis players from across the This move is commonly referred to as a split step. The beauty of this move Steve Anish nailed 79 for first place, fol- is that when it comes time to react, you will be reacting with your body weight on nation will be competing in four age lowed by Peter Perkins and Dick Smith groups — 55, 60, 65 and 70+. More than in second with 80. In C Flight Bill Schram your toes as opposed to your body weight on your heels. 230 of the nations top senior male play- and Bob Louwers shot 85 for first place, This will save time since it takes you time to get your weight from your ers are expected to compete in this five followed by Clem Werner and John Green day tournament. heels to your toes. That extra fraction of a second could be the difference between in second with 89. In 9-hole competion, a winning shot or no shot at all. With a little practice with this jump, you will look Th*e public is invited to enjoy the Bill Danaher and Riff Morgan blasted a matches and a series of special events 37 for first place. like a pro and, more important, play more like one. planned for the day of the finals, Jan. 17. Lexington is located on the corner Beachview Men of Summerlin and Bass roads, across from The BeachvieW Men's Golf Asso- Lee Memorial's HealthPark. For more in- ciation played a two best balls of four Phil Grace nailed 34 for first place, to grab first place. M. Vernon and a draw formation on the tournament, call 437- tournament Jan'. 3. followed by Nate Sheckman, 35, in sec- 0404. Russ Bilgore, Sam Jaffe, Harvey partner nailed 135 to capture second ond, and John Gridley and Will Mannion place. D. Dewitt and V. Light shot 141 to Schein and Jim Carlile shot 116 to grab both with 37 tying for third place. Dunes Men first place. Phil Grace, Jack Tukey, Will pocket third place. I. Hanslmaier and D. The Dunes Men's Golf Association Mannion and John Gridley shot 120 for Dunes Ladies Horner nailed 142 to walk off with fourth played a four man, one best ball match second place, followed by Orion Nunn, The 18-hole Dunes Ladfes Golf As- place, and two teams tied for fifth place on Wednesday, Dec. 31. Joe Hoffman, Dorell Luce and Tom sociation swung into action Dec. 26 in a with 144 — J. Cory and M. Somers, and Gib Warren, John Griesbaum, Max Redford in third place with 127. two-person combined total, low net S. Sultar and J. Levene. Friedersdorf and Ray O'Neil nailed a 57 The men played an individual low match. In a special note: J. Cory chipped to capture first place. Steve Reynolds, net game over the back nine Dec. 30. M. Ford and M. Morgan shot 131 in for the second week in a row.

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Zack Fiscella Adrien Rothschild and Richard Eaton Mary Rowland on the Shellseeker. Jordan Fairman The islands seemed couple is spending winters •Brian Holaway, a lion's paw Jan. 3. awash with glamorous on the island, and the Sanibel resident who is a "South Cayo Costa Fishing Club shells after the holiday junonia came to them like captain and guide for Cap- over the past few months storms. nature's wedding present. tiva Cruises, found a has suffered severe ero- •ZackFiscella,9,of • Richard Eaton of junonia on New Year's Eve sion, and recently we have meeting Jan. 13 Moline, 111. found his Fort Myers also found his and a lion's paw on Jan. 4. had heavy seas replacing junonia at 11:30 a.m. Dec. junonia New Year's Day. "A lot of shellers are sand along with shells in The Sanibel Island Fishing Club will be holding 23 along the Sanibel shore. He found his along the happy after the unusual the eroded areas," said its first meeting of the New Year on Tuesday, Jan. 13, • Adrien Rothschild beach by Ocean's Reach. weather," Holaway said. Captain Mary Roland, a at the Sanibel Community Center. The meeting begins and Jordan Fairman of Eaton now has his own • Doug Olin of Florida native, artist and at 6:30 p.m. with a special guest speaker at 7 p.m. The junonia story to tell at his Gainesville, Fla. found a naturalist who runs the speaker this month will be Captain Ralph Alan from Sanibel found a junonia Punta Gorda. Captain Alan runs the Kingfisher Fish- New Year's Day on the place of work — the junonia on Jan. 3. Shellseeker for Captiva Cruises. ing Fleet which operates both inshore and offshore fish- beach in front of Shalimar, Bailey-Matthews Shell • Holt Thrasher of ing charters in the Charlotte Harbor area. The presen- The recently married Museum. Greenwich, Ct. found a All last week Ro- tation is free. Food and refreshments are available. land's passengers have The club is also planning its first outing of the been finding many paper new year, an inshore trip to catch sea trout and sheep- figs, angel wings, sand- shead the following Saturday, Jan. 17. Details will be Russian Cultural Treasures dollars, olives, murexes, available at the meeting scallops, cockles, worm For more information, call Cotton Willmon, club St Petersburg String Quartet shells and others. president, 395-9426.

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On Fishing' & Shelling CAPT. MffeFUERY

what should be the next step in regulating shouldn't be a closed time at all. If another snook. month is added, that would be nearly half Last month the Marine Fisheries the year that anglers can't keep the fish. New laws on horizon Commission, the advisory board for the Also, some fishermen point to the governor and cabinet, considered closing strong return of redfish. Only a few years snook season even more and changing the ago, the state completely closed any catch- minimum size and bag limit. The commis- ing of reds, but gradually reopened this for. spotted sea trout sion will be holding workshop sessions fisher as stocks rebounded. Today, around the state to let those interested give redfishing is as good as it's been in a long an opinion, but here are the options lead- time. Many feel the one-fish per day red- he spotted sea trout season has anglers to catch and keep a possible record- ing the way, though no firm law changes fish limit with no closed season was a big reopened, much to the antici sized fish. have been made: factor in the renewed fishing. pation of many anglers who T Our west coast sea trout don't get as • The daily bag limit could be re- Raising the minimum size of snook have been releasing fish well over the 20- large as the ones from the Indian River on inch maximum legal size. duced from the current two-fish limit down doesn' t seem to bothermost guides, either. Florida's central east coast, but some big to one fish per angler statewide. Fish which now just make the 24-inch These colorful, speckled fish are fish do occasionally get caught. A trout in • The slot limit could be changed minimum are fun to catch, but don't offer making a strong comeback after heavy the 25- to 30-inch range would be a whop- from 24-34 inches, up to 26-36 or even 30- much meat and the fish is just about to fishing pressure from recreational and per here, but those larger fish — called 38 inches to be a keeper. reach the big growing-up stage. Raising the commercial fishermen started a decline "gator" trout — are not uncommon on the minium to 26 or 28 inches in the long run going back nearly 15 years. The state • Some other provisions being dis- other side of the state. The state and world cussed include allowing divers to be able will increase numbers in the future. moved to close fishing for trout during record is a sea trout which weighed 17 November and December of each year. to spear snook. At this time, snook can only So, trout are in and snook still out of pounds, 7 ounces. be taken by hook-and-line. season. Not many snook are caught in the Guides and other boaters have been Best baits for trout at this time are • And, the closed season could be coldest months anyway. doing catch-and-release fishing in the live shrimp or shrimp imitator jigs. There even longer, adding the month of Febru- Good fishing this week and if you closed months and reporting larger fish and are a variety of lead-head, plastic body jigs ary of May to the existing' rtrnes of tfaie, are familiar with Florida fishing laws, most lots of trout just under the minimum size which will draw strikes. Most guides like July and August, and in the winter, from bait shops and marina have some litera- of 15 inches. That's a good sign because it curl tails because of the action of that plas- December 15 to February 1. ture to keep you legal. shows the younger stock is returning. tic as it is jigged near the bottom. Char- Most of the guides I've talked to (If you have a comment or question Right now, the law says an angler can treuse, green, pink and silver color bodies don't mind the bag limit being reduced to about fishing or shelling, e-mail Capt. take up to five trout per day in the 15- to are popular. one fish per day. There is a division how- Mike Fuery atjunonia4@aol. com or check 20-inch size range, with only one of those While trout are back for the anglers ever, on the closed seasons. Some feel if his web site at www.sanibel-onl8ine.com/ over 20 inches. The exception allows for to take, the state is continuing to debate the bag limit is dropped, then there guides/guery.htm.)

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GENERAL-HELP Sanibel Wine & Coffee needs F/T CLASSICS & BOAT PARTS & Hurricane House retail sales person. Apply in person Two Flex-weeks after 3:00PM 7992 MAZDA PROTEGE WANTED 1/30/98 —tttt—21218219-3 ANTIQUE AUTOS SUPPLIES (weeks 16-51) BLACK Wl GREY INTERIOR, $7900 each week POSTAL WORKERS Sanibel Island Chowder has TINTED WINDOWS, '87 Camaro TROLLING MOTORS CALL Immediate openings for Host/ 5 SPEED, 4 DOOR, No experience necessary. Hostess/ Line Cook and P.M. Food PS, PB, Air 327 Sales - Service - Installation. HERB SIMON $13 16/hr. to start, plus benefits. Servers. For appointment call (941) COLD A/C, Automatic, Completely New, used, factory rebullts A BROKER/REALTOR Application/exam info available. Call 472-5551 AM/FM CASSETTE. restored. $8900 trade-ins. Motorgulde Warranty Office 542-1101 Service Center. Smith Marine 9 AM - 9 PM only. Open7 1/30/98 —tttt—21220237-3 CLEAN A WELL MAINTAINED. '68 Camaro 1-800-741-1101 Days/Week. 1-800-267-5715, Ext. $5,895' OBO. 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Call evening^ Assistant Manager Island Cinema. LIFT. COME-AND-GO AS YOU Apply at Theater after 3 P.M. (941) 395-9060 J? WANTED I REC. VEHICLES | PLEASE AND DRIVE RIGHT UP TO 2/3/86 —ttlt—21225218-3 M Monday thru Sunday. Bailey's •92 Dodge Stealth ES YOUR BOAT. SAVE INSURANCE Center, Periwinkle Way, Sanibel. LEATHER, CD PLAYER, 1994 24 1/2' Shasta. A/C, AND MAINTENANCE. $375/MO. 472-1701. ATTENTION!!! refrigerator, microwave, TV, cable 466-0432 1/8/98 -I1H- 21223815-3 Licensed L A H Insurance POWER WINDOWS, POWER LOCKS, CRUISE, TILT, hook-up, telephone hook-up, lots of 1/13/9)8 —tttt— 21224354-76 Managers A Agents storage. Cost $9,000. Call 454- VACATION w AUTOMATIC, PS, PB, Ground Floor Opportunity 1845 or 337-8134 OFFICE & CLERICAL CASSETTE AM/FM, 1/9/98 —tttt—21224516-72 INTERVAL FOR SALEI PROPERTY & Brand New Program! CHAMPAGNE, TINTED, Lead Program Available 1991 35 ft. Holiday Rambler, RENTALS HELP WANTED BRIDGESTONE POTENZA, Alumalite XL 5th wheel, all extras, 2 Earnings Up to $60,000/yr 90K, EXCELLENT CONDITION. slideouts, generator, power jacks, Sanctuary Golf Club now hiring. Potential A Morel Call Jerry $9,995 OR BEST OFFER. awnings, dual air, $18,500. 941- BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND Entry Level office position. General 1-800-230-9774. 694-9627. Ft. Myers. Gingerbread House office/ Phone duties. Full time. 1/30/98 —tttt— 21224355-78 945-6764 1/14/98 —tttt—21225149-75 Call me to purchase A new private home with Excellent pay and benefits. Call 472- Full time Help for Local Video Store. .. $ ,$ * $ $' $ or sell vacation time share Victorian Key West charm. 6445 weeks on 1/8/98 —tttt—21222812-3 Tues-Sat. Call 472-0020 for 1/10/98 —tttt— 21220075-99 I POWER BOATS I A two minute stroll from Appointment Sanibel and Captive Florida. a beautiful private beach 1/13/88 —tttt—21225226-3 '89 XJ6 Jaguar, loaded, moon roof, CALL on the Gulf. custom wheels, alarm system, etc. $$ WANTED $$ HERB SIMON, Near historic PART TIME -HELP RETAIL SALES Excellent condition. Best offer. Must CLEAN PRE-OWNED BOATS. • • -"INSTANT CASHII!"- • • BROKER/REALTOR Chapel-By-The-Sea, and Full time, salaried job see to appredatel 542-6432 WANTED 1/10/88 —tttt—21222569-74 CALL FOR DETAILS. Office 542-1101 South Seas Plantation Resort. with benelfts for 1-800-741-1101 1993 Subaru Impreza LS, sharp, 941-694-4626 Two bedrooms, two full baths; Part-time, Full Time - Work around Captive's best little 1/16/96 —tttt—21151741-74 wine color exterior, gray interior, Residence 574-5697 fully equipped kitchen; your schedule. Days, nights, sailing boutique. WOOD - BOAT LOVER'S 1-800-933-1458 weekends available. No experience tinted windows, 4-door, very roomy, washer/dryer; Greet customers* auto., all wheel drive., great gas DREAM RE/MAX Realty Team screened veranda. necessary, will train. Apply in person fabulous location Classic wood boat - 36 ft. or call 472-2125 Amoco, 1015 mileage, electric windows, auto, Furnished with Shaker and you can learn to door locks. Blaupunkt AM/FM Sportsflsherman built by Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Wilbur Stroter of Naples, 1962. antiques. 1/30/98 —till—21214117-3 sail free tool cassette w/ security face. Cold A/C, 85,000 miles, new tires, runs Mahogany and Cypress. Photos A references available. Call ON AND OFFSHORE 350 Detroit dlesel, Borg- 211B2960-B1 December 15th thru April 30th PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER 472-5111 X 7141 fantastic, $6,250.567-0730 1/20/98 —tilt—212244U-7S Warner transmission. $1,400. per weak. AFTERNOONS or 454-1844 Reduced to $5,000. OBO. Tortuga Beach Club, Toyota Cellca 1987 GT, liftbaek. Weeks 40 A 41, $6900 May - $725/week. 9/98 —tttt— 21225252-3 Original owner. 5 speed. Sunroof, Call (941) 474-0229. June through September Computer literate 1/31/98 — tttt—212024H-7 each week CD player, electric package. Alloy $650/week. Bookkeeping experience BELOW MARKET PRICE wheels. White. New clutch and October - $725/week. Interpersonal skills battery. Meticulously maintained. '97 Bayllner Clara 2655 CALL SKILLS & TRADES $3,250 OBO. 549-7245 Leave SS prop, stove, refrigerator, HERB SIMON November to December 14th $695/wk. FAX resume to 472-6035 message. Microwave, stand up shower, BROKER/REALTOR HELP WANTED ' No Pets. or mall to M. Kupsaw 1/8/98 -tttt-21224503-72 Queen size bed, Office 542-1101 Mercedes 1984 500 SEL. Silver & Remote control spotlight, 1-800-741-1101 Rate applies to 4 people. 900 Dunlop Road TYPESETTER Sanibel, FL 33957 Black. Loaded. Extra clean, Has Lots of extras. 30 hours, Residence 574-5697 Write: Henry Romersa Mac Experience Preferred (Captlva) 1/9/98 —tin— 21221215-3 85,500 miles. 995-6723. Please $30,000. 275,4587 1-800-933-1458 leave mgs. if not home. 1/9/98 — ttlt— 21224400-75 RE/MAX Realty Team 4911 Tanglewood Drive Apply at: 1/14/98 —tttt— 21225105-74 Deceased husband's 17' boat, 70 1/30/98 —tttt— 21216155-81 Nashville, TN 37216 THE BREEZE CORPORATION HP Evinrude motor, trailer, good 615-262-9859 PROFESSIONAL 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. condition, $3,000 obo, club golfcart 1/30/98 -tttt— 160421-3 CAPE CORAL, FL I TRUCKS & VANS | w/ battery, charger ready to go. TORTUGA BEACH CLUB Sanibel Island HELP WANTED 12/26/2012 —sttt— 1993 Chevy S10 Pick-up truck, 6 $2,000 obo. See at 4941 Del Prado CHANGE OF PACE 21111749-99 Blvd. 541-0288 Week 2 - $8,950. - 5 Star Gentle, caring teaching assistant cylinder, A/C, excellent condition. Beautiful Vacation Home $500 down, cash or trade - only 1/11/98 . — tttt—21224736-B6 Resort. beginning in January for 2-year old's $179 per month. Cash price - 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths at nationally accredited Sanibel '92 Crest Savannah 25' pontoon, 88 Fantastic Gulf Beach | DOMESTIC AUTOS | $5,850. Call Don Colton at Roger HP Evinrude, all equipment like Front Private end unit. Your own private tennis court A Island preschool. Experience Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. swimming pool, 100 yards to preferred. M-F mornings, with new, head and grill never used, Free Dunes Club Golf Seized Cars from $175. Porsche's, 1/10/98 —tttt—21058966-81 complete canvs, dry stored FMB. Gulf of Mexico. possibility for afternoon hours. Cadillac's, Chevy's, BMW's, Privileges. Please call Director Pat Faubel '94 Chevy S10 Extended Cab, only $10,900.0.B.O. 590-6484 Call for times available. Corvette's. Also Jeeps, 4WD's. Your 1/14/98 —tttt—21225144-5 Tropical grounds. Flanagan of the Children's Area. Toll Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. 30,000 miles, looks new, full Amenities Include 216/338-8031 Education Center of the Islands and , A-4363 for current listings. features, only $500 down, $189 a Swimming pool/Tennis. 218/338-5281 month! Call dan Yaple, Roger Dean 1/30/95 —tltt— 31128821-i leave a message at 574-5062 2/7/98 —tttt—21132570-74 | SAILBOATS I Beautiful Island style decor. during the holiday vacation. Chevrolet 574-3326. 1/9/9B —tltt—21223466-3 4 to choose from - .'96 Chevy 1/10/98 —tttt—21208731-81 34' 1974, Columbia Racing Sloop, By owner POINTE SANTO DE Corsicas, sale priced at only 4' draft, 22 HP Albin, Diesel, new Below Market '96 Toyota Tacoma pick-up ex-cab, SANIBEL $9,8851 $1,000 down, under $200 sails, great live aboard or cruising (612) 476-2177 RESTAURANT - per month. Call Terry Standish, auto, low miles, only $12,995. Call Luxurious Gulf Front refit. Must sell. $19,000. Leave 1)30/98 —tttt— 212171B0-3 Penthouse Condo For Rent. HELP WANTED Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. - Michael K. at Roger Dean Chevrolet message 941 -765-6944 1/10/B8 —tttt—21216642-81 574-3326. 1/17/98 —tttt—21221576-72 2 BR/2 BA 1/10/98 —tttt—21212660-81 Sanctuary Golf Club now hiring •97 OLDS BRAVADA, 7,000 Ml., Buy from owner Cottages of South Screened lanai with spiral Hostess, AM Line Cooks, Wait Staff, new condition, take over lease. 540- 1988 Chevy Short Wide Pick-up, PERSONAL Seas, Week 13 (3/27/98-4/3/98 End staircase to private Bartender, Locker Room Attendant, 7559, leave message red, clean, 16' car trailer, $5500. For Unit - Sleeps 8. 2 Full Baths in Unit rooftop aundeck. Laundry. Golf Course and Sunset Snackery/ Deli Person. Excellent 1/9/88 —tttt—21222750-3 both. Will separate. 541 -0306 Gorgeous sunrises and 1/9/98 —tttt—21224583-86 WATERCRAFT View. $40K. Call (941) 395-1443 pay and benefits. Call 472-6445 SEIZED CARS FROM $175. sunsets. —tttt—21216640-3 Two 1995 Yamaha Wave-Runner 1/31/98 —tttt—21224221-3 Porsche's, Cadillac's, Chevy's, 1992 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE, Beautifully decorated 6 cylinder, 7 passenger, automatic, Ill's. One 1996 Two-Place Trailer. Sanibei Beach Club II - Week 3 Unit Sanibel Cafe needs dishwasher full- BMWs, Corvette's. Also Jeep's, and fully equipped. time and server. Apply in person 4WD's. Your Area Toll Free 1-800- P.S., P.B., tilt, cruise, cassette, cold Includes life jackets. Complete 6A 2 BR/2 BA - Sleeps 6. Gulf front. between 2:00PM - 5:00PM Tahitian 218-9000 Ext. A-5943 for current air, only 49,000 miles. Nice package $5,300. Call (941) 466- $7,250. Call (518) 234-2382 - Substantial savings. Gardens, 2007 Periwinkle Way. listings. condition. $7650.656-0149 9507. Leave message. Please leave message. Call Owner: 610-664-2371 1/30/98 —tttt—21218217-3 1/9/98 —tttt—21222774-5 1/14/98 —tttt—21225143.79 1/15/98 —tttt—21225229-90 2/3/98 —tttt—21225222-3 1130)86 —tttt— 21161590-3 24A • Friday, January 9, 1998 • ISLANDER One bedroom Mobile home in N.Ft.Myers. Riverfront community | ROOMS FOR RENT) with fishing pier and boat docks. Screened room & paved driveway. Stop! Look no further, you found the Good condition, furnished or cleanest room in town, everything unfurnished $5,000.656-1849 you need, A/C, T.V., laundry 1/15/88 —till—21225205-86 security, complete kitchen, bed linens. Call Jim now!!! 454-0692 leave message Classifieds INVESTMENT 1/15/98 —till—21225177-5 PROPERTY APARTMENTS & Cape - 24 unit Apartment/Motel Island Park Woods, Beautifully* Sanibel - Canal front home with pool Complex on water with pool. DUPLEXES FOR RENT VACATION furnished 2 bdr/2 ba. Available - East End 3 BR/2 BA. Assumable SOUTH FORT $1,275,000. Possible financing with Large remodeled 1 bedroom, 2 January, March or Annually. 941- mortgage 4-3/4%. Open House substantial down payment. No PROPERTY & MYERS HOMES Brokers. 941-542-8499. bedroom & efficiency apartments 482-6002. January 9-11, January 16-18, .Exceptionally nice, clean RENTALS i/8/98 —1111- 21224608-74 January 23-25 11 AM - 3 PM. 1/14/88 —im—2nan737.ini apartments, good quiet $449,000. 1017 S. Yachtsman BEST VALUE IN neighborhood, close to schools & Nice Seasonal, Cape Coral Apt. on Now's the time to canal, 4 rooms and bath, all utilities Drive. (941)472-3424 WHISKEY CREEK! shopping, water included. 275- BOCA GRANDE included. 3 month minimum. $995. 1/16/9B — «llt-21225138-3 Priced Below Market. buy - Immediate possession - 4587M/F,8-5. per mo. Call Jo Ann Terry, Incredible Golf Course view Lovely motel. Owner 1/10/88 —Hit—21148058-75 Remember Sanlbel Professional Realty Cons. 549-7967 Financing. Best 15 yrs. ago? BONITA SPRINGS from this spacious King size efficiency, private - 772-1010 4 BR/2 BA Pool Home business location, Fort Myers entrance, private bath, TV, VCR, Try Boca Grand* this year. 1/10/9B -liil- 31224815-83 HOMES Perfect for gracious family Beach. Gorgeous owner's phone, cable, refrigerator, Beachfront accommodations, townhouee, boat docks, microwave, lanai, pool. Near vhlaa and/or private homes Gulf - front - Fort Myers Beach Hickory Shores condo. Bonlta - living and entertaining Midtown' Loop. $450. per month. at Mid-Island. Bonita Beach - By owner, no Split Plan for extra privacy. 250 ft. approx. frontage, 941-418-6479 available. 200 ft. approx. deep. Call toll free lor Information Two homes, newly furnished, agents, 2-1/2, furnished on beach, Call (941) 489-3661 or 1/10/88 -1111—21219073-74 Both are 2 Bdrm., 2 BA and pristine view of Gulf, new A/C, new (941) 278-8890 Immediate occupancy. 1-800-831-26S2 appliances, 300' screened porch. Sanibe! Triplex - Quiet, Mid-Island, Can accommodate up to 12 or For private showing Call 466-3393 or Boca Grande $249,900. Appt. only 498-2230 1-800-819-3393 Unfurnished 2 BR/2 BA Apartment - Real Batata, Inc. Available separately. $149,000. W/W carpet, washer-dryer, 1/13/9S —Illl—21225168-5 Frank Hemelgarn Jr. Call 463-2755 1/9/9B -IH1- 21198019-99 disposal, screened porch, pool, 1/30)89 — «t»»— 2/20/88 -UU— 21222768-5 1/27/98 -tm- 2122J166-5 inside garage space • Yearly lease, CAPTIVA GULF FRONT Lakefront home near Sanlbel Great Incomel Positive Cash Flow! requires first/ last and security dep. - Island Beach Club on Private Lot. 3 BR/2 BA 4/Plex, fully rented. Pine Manor. $950/mo. - Available Feb. 1 - Ph. LUXURY HOME 2 BR/2 BA Formal living room, Won't last. $84,900. plus Owner will 472-2394 - Leave message if necessary BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH North Cape off Pine Island Road. dining room, family room. pay $4,000. to closing cost. Act now! Gulf Front 543-3508. 2/3/98 — Illl- 21225221-3 AT YOUR DOORSTEP. $59,900. Buys 3/Bedroom, 2/Bath, Corian ktlehen, Florida room, Available Mar. 15 • April 5 1/10/88 -Illl- 21224034-74 Long Driveway Into Luah $3,000. 21 car garage, built 1989. Cathedral with Jacuzzi, patio, ceiling, great room, split plan. Call | CONDOS FOR RENT | Tropical Estate grounds. (941) 839-8781 Evenings two car garage Exclusive, Lynn Lacy Agent, Tudor Villas COMMERCIAL 1/20/98 —tltt— 21223224-3 Realty, 549-1764 $160,000. King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 Tastefully Decorated, D9/9B — Hit—21213639-84 Call (941) 454-5366 PROPERTY/SALE BA, screened lanai, heated pool, 3/4 Bedrooms or Den. 1/30/98 -t»S— 21216293-3 tennis. 2 week minimum. 617-659- Steep* Eight. REAL ESTATE 4 bdrm. 2 bath, pool, off Everest 7460. Pkwy. Direct access canal. Tile roof. * VILLA HOME ON LAKE ' COMMERCIAL MONEY 1/30/8B —nil— 2088583-3 3-1/2 Baths. DISTANT $135,000 possible owner financing. WHISKEY CREEK. SECLUDED, $500,000 & UP Large Heated Pool and Spa. Day 437-5800 eve. 334-2984 NEAR ECC, SHOPPING & BANK. 2 COMPETITIVE RATES SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Nominated for Architectural WESTERN 1/14/98 —Kit—21223431-72 + BEDROOMS, VAULTED CEILING Lands End Village, GREAT ROOM, (540 S.FTJ. NEW PERFECT & NOT SO Awards. NORTH CAROLINA MTNS. PERFECT CREDIT O.K. 3 BR/3 BA. Terraces and pool pavilion. FREE BROCHURES: A/C, SMOOTH-TOP RANGE. 2,459 S.F. HEATED COMMUNITY POOL, CUSTOM FINANCE Fantastic vhw of All amenities. Homes - Cabins LEE COUNTY HOMES Lota - Acreage LIGHTED TENNIS. $129,500. L/C. MTG. BRK. BUS. Gulf and RBdflah Pass, $4,200Jwo@k High Season (941)489-0851. weekly or monthly rstea. $2,800,tw&ok Low Season Waterfront Views 941=772-2700 £xt #105 IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS 1/17/98 -f«i—21223650-75 Save direct. Days: 201-589-2111 RAPER REALTY, INC. 1/14/B8 —Kit— 2120fiBJ7-73 Owner, Days (941) 768-6050 Weekends: S14-B87-0360 P.O. Box 819 Hwy B4W | CONDOS FOR~SATE~| and ask for Glna. 1/30f>8 — Mil— 21161591-3 MURPHY, NC 28908 COMMERCIAL Eves: (941) 395-9495 Rubican Canal - Great Water Views. 1 •800-438-8159 EQUAL HOUSING 1/30/98 —Hit— 211BB400-3 South Seas Plantation - 1/30/86 — »ltt—21184648-7 OPPORTUNITY Newer project with pool, dockage, PROPERTY/RENT 3 BR/3 BA Loft, porch, appliances including washer, dryer I POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA Condo, beautifully furnished, EQUAL HOUSING 1200 Sq. Ft. plus lanai. Asking Office space, any size, great for completely furnished, Gulf view. TV, VCR, W/D. Pool, tennis. LOTS FOR SALE^j $75,900. Call Lynn Lacy Agent, accountants, doctors, lawyers. Rates contact owner, 812-342-8181 OPPORTUNITY Tudor Villas Realty. 549-1764. Professional building, very busy 1/30/88 — IHI—2119.8439-3 One and two bedroom Villas Oversized direct access waterfront All real estate advertised in 1/8/88 —Hit— 21211425-84 Hancock Bridge Pkwy location. 275- The Atrium: Exclusive, beautifully also available. - Cape Coral - Unit 90, 156 ft. 4587 Intersecting canals, preserve this newspaper la subject to 3/2,2nd floor, Beach Parkway area, decorated, gulf-front luxury. 2 BR/2 FREE GOLF AND 1/10/88 —Hit—21181687-75 BA, den, whip-around balcony, ALL AMENITIES lakeview southern exposure on the Federal Fair Housing Act o, Cape Coral, 7 years old, A-1 condition, ceramic tile floors & bath, In time for Season 850 sq. ft. retail fantastic views, sunsets! Available Call between Island's Waterway. Bargain - Firm 1988 which makes It Illegal to $33,000. Call or fax 941-255-1492 carpeted bedrooms, hurricane space in a very active Center. after 8/02/97. Call owner for 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. advertise any preference, Available in January. 941-395-0222 brochure. 800-484-7304 PIN 8286 or Email [email protected] limitation or discrimination shutters on lanai, pool, reduced - $89,900. Appointments: (941) 643- or 941-472-0296 or (770) 664-7186 1-800-227.1783 1/11/98 — $m—21224398-75 based on race, color, religion, 1/30798 _mt_ 21167814-3 0523 1/30/88 — Hit—2H24235-3 1/30/98 — Illl- 21196860-3 SANCTUARY - BEST BUY sex, handicap, familial status 1/17/88 -ISSS—21215268-71 Cape Coral - One bedroom. or national origin, or an A THREE BEDROOM Outstanding Lot • Panoramic OFFICE SPACE Furnished, convenient location. intention to make such AND TWO BATH View of Lake looking Down BY OWNER Available now. Deposit required. preference, limitation or $435 per month. Call 549-9250 for GULF FRONT WITH PRIVATE Par 5 014 Fairway. Desirable West Gulf Drive RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE discrimination. This publication appointment to see. POOL AND SPA. This Is an oversized Lot - Condo, FOR RENT will not knowingly accept any 1/9/88 —Hit—81224329-75 AVAILABLE FOR VACATION Ideal for privacy. Small 8 Unit Complex advertising for real estate RENTAL Exceptional value at $225,000. Beachfront, top floor TOWN CENTER - j HOMES FOR RENT [ which Is In violation of the law. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. Net to Seller. 2 BR/2 BA. PRIME SPACE AT Our readers are hereby Off McGregor - near Ft. Myers OPTION TO USE ALL For details call Large screened porch, INTERSECTION OF SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Informed that all dwellings Glassed in. Country Club, small pet o.k., (937) 429-10S0 Mon-Fri TARPON BAY ROAD A partially fenced backyard. To RESORrs FACILITIES. advertised In this newspaper Totally remodelled. PALM RIDGE. 8 AM-5 PM are available on an equal McGregor, then E on Winkler, N on CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST 2/3/B6 -tilt— 21228223-3 Beautifully furnished, APPROX. 983 SF. Luverne St. to 3824. $700/mo. (210) 272-0889 opportunity basis. Mirrored wall, Ist.+last+damage, lease, references 3/22/2012 -Illl- 2072220-99 OR WATERFRONT Deluxe - Berber, CALL MARIE WELLS required, 267-9268. (210) 271-0115 Gov't Foreclosed homes from Direct access to huge Sundeek. PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY, 1/9/98 - -till—21223328-75 1/8)98 — Illl— 21196988-3 PROPERTY pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Excellent rentals. INC Attractive .Cape home 3 BR/2 BA, 2 Repo"s, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free Fax: 011-411-8108803 Tired of Sanibel traffic!!! Consider (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-4363 for (941) 472-4113 car garage. Lease $725. 1st/ last/ Sailboat access, 5 bedrm, 3 bath, sec. 523 Mohawk Pkwy. 542-2169 quiet, beautiful, Gasparilla Island, current listings. Phone: 011-4179-416-9556 OR for your next vacation. Lovely one S.W. Cape Coral 2 story, fireplace, Switzerland. 1/9/98 —Hit— 21224581-86 pool, tiled floors, skylights, 2/4/9» —lilt—21172065-74 (800) 237-8002 bedroom, Gulf-Front condo at Boca 1/30/98 -Illl- 21223279-3 1/30/88 -Illl- 81146948-3 Grande Club. Pool! Tennis! cathedral family room, sprinklers, 3 GOVT FORECLOSED homes ANNUAL RENTALS 1/2 car garage. $285,000 possible from pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Fort Myers Beach Condo. Watch Restaurant! Weekly. (412) 941- the sunset from the Patio, 2 Bdrm., 2 RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE 1456. lease back. 542-3190 Repo's. REO's. Your Area. Toll PROPERTY OWNERS/ 1/14/H —lilt—81222840-72 Free (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-5943 Bath Ocean front Condo. Fully ON PERIWINKLE for current listings. furnished, swimming pool, party $850. PER MONTH INVESTORS WE HAVE ANNUAL RENTAL $112,500. 1/9/88 —Illl—21222773-5 room, barbecue area. Only JOHN GEE A CO. SEASONAL RENTALS $179,950. Please call 454-5912 PROSPECTS FOR YOUR After 3 days fish & house guest Available noun. 472-4900 1/13/88 — Illl- 21223353-3 SANIBEL OR CAPTIVA stink! Fully furnished waterfront Quick Gull access, big pool, 1/30/88 —mi— 21225218-3 HOMES AND CONDOS. homes & condos by the week or dock, 3/2, double garage, SANIBEL/CAPTIVA HARBOR ISLES LARGE OR SMALL month. Tudor Villas Realty 549- fenced yard, newer appliances. 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo with boat HOMES CALL US FOR FAST ACTION 1764 Cape. slip, overlooking water, direct river 1/28/91 —1111-21209)773-91 | RENTAL SHARING | AND FULL SERVICE Will consider lease option. access, heated pool, tennis courts, On Sanlbel freashly remodeled, great location. MANAGEMENT FOR YOUR (941) 945-4783 Beautiful, waterfront pool home, SW RIVERFRONT LUXURY For Sale by Owner • By owner, $138,900. 941-590-0120 Cape, great area, furnished, 3/2 PROPERTY. Will assist w/closlng costs. 2BR/2BA or 941-279-9790 (pager) Lady or couple. Child O.K. $350 or CONDO 1/10/98 —tm— JM224C36-71 3 BR/2 BA 2211 SO. FT. - Elevated on 1/18/98 —Hit—21224571-78 $400 per month. Phone and utilities CALL MARIE WELLS Cement Block Foundation - included. 540-9811, better after 6 HARBOR PLACE, pm. PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY FOR SALE BY Fans, all appliances, MOBILE HOMES FOR CLOSE TO SANIBEL. 1/9/98 —l»tl—21224266-72 (941) 472-4113 $4,000. MONTH OWNER 4 car garage A workshop. SALE OR SEASONALLY. $181,000. WANTED TO RENT (800) 237-6002 CALL GLENDA 488-7000 SANIBEL • BY OWNER Call (941) 472-6989 River Trails Must Relocate - 1993 1/9/98 —till— 21225227-3 1/8/68 —mt— 21222434-3 For appointment Redman, 14 x 65, 3 Bdr/2 Ba, Reduced $20,000 Unfurnished. $17,900; Slater Rd. N. "Professional Executive Seeks Golf Villa exclusive Mill Creek Please leave message MOBILE HOMES FOR to $173,000 1/9/98 -Illl- 21223282-3 Ft. Myers. 941-543-4500. 2-3 BR Home or Condo for Country Club, Franklin, North 1/10/88 —1111—21211386-74 Carolina. Completely furnished, new Or Make Offer Long Term Lease. RENT model, overlooking lake, private Owner Must Relocate A.S.A.P. WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING, River Trails, 12x52, 2 Bdr/1 1/2 Ba, Furnished or Unfurnished. 3 BR/2 BA - New tile & enclosed vinyl porch, unfurnished. Beachfront If Available. * * Mobile homes for rent." Weekly gated community, seasonal, SELUNG OR SEARCHING, rent. Children welcome. Includes monthly. Reserve now for '98. Hardwood floors, new roof. EVERYTHING YOU NEED Corner location in an all age Will consider all alternatives, Details 941-369-5029. 996-2211 community with pool 4 tennis court. water, garbage, past control, lawn Call (941) 472-4595 IS RKSHT AT YOUR $10,900. Slater Road, N. Ft. Myers. April occupancy. care. Quiet, safe. 7760 Bogart PS) For Appointment. FINGERTIPS. 543-4500. Fla. (904) 440-5971" North Fort Myers. 543-5828. 1/14/98 — till—21224084-9 1/8/98 — MM— I11IIIWI 4/19/2016 -mi- 2iH2aaa.an 1/10/88 —1111—21215872-74 1/13/9B — lilt— 21225225.3 1/30/98 — illl- 21212083-73 ISLANDER1 « Friday, January 9, 1998 »2SA . plav Better Golf with^MCK N1GKLAUS Manatee Park from 2A _ CURVED .SHOTS I0J encouraging to see many of 6OLF COME FROM MIStVlflTCHlNG OF the manatees showing up CLUbFHCE FtUlGNMENT with calves, he said. flKIO CLUfcHEflD PflTH ftT IMPflCT. The youngsters were TD HIT THE &RUL STP,ftlGHT attracting a lot of attention THEN v THE TOP at the lagoon, where Hilary PRIORITY IS TO DELIVER THE Clark's 7-year-old sister, CLU&FftCfc SQUARE Leslie, tried her best to shoot TO THE. TARGET.. INSTEflD OF a picture of one of the sur- LOOHIHG RI&HT OR LETT OF IT. facing calves. "Mommy, they're beautiful," she said in a soft voice. A community effort Manatee Park is something of a novelty in the park arena, Kiseda said, built and maintained John Kiscdu tell, MM tors that manatees ate vegetarians and do not eat fish- through the cooperation of a number of private and innocent they are and they to control water hyacinth. public organizations: don't have any enemies ex- "No, no, no," Patton Florida Power & Light still cept boats," the more fasci- said. That's a common be- owns the land on which the nated she became. lief, but manatees have been Lee County park is built, the The Landuyts, from here for millions of years STAN SMITH'S TENNIS CLASS U.S. Fish & Wildlife Ser- Michigan, had never been to and there are indications that : vice (primarily through J.N. Manatee Park before, they prehistoric Indians were fa- "Ding" Darling National said, and were delighted at miliar with the creatures. Wildlife Refuge) is a majdr the opportunity not only to Clearing up some of AFTER THHERVi partner and has contributed see the creatures, but to those misconceptions and funds through the Save the learn more about them. A teaching people to help save INTHE'IYI" Everglades efforts, the Lee volunteer naturalist had told the endangered animals are After serving from the "I" Island Coast Visitor & Con- them, for example, about a the park's mission. formation, you should move vention Bureau gave most manatee that had appeared Learning to across to cover the open court. of the money to erect the at the park last year with in- building, which houses the juries that left it listing to help "eco-torium" and gift shop, one side, making it difficult Even on his day off, the State Department of En- to rise up for air. "There Kiseda was trying to teach vironmental protection were always two adult with people about the animals. An eco-torium provides trains volunteers, who help him," the naturalist said, "The main reason this park the agency gather data, the "and the other two would lift is here is for educational all kinds of information, Lee County Schools' Mon- him up to breathe." purposes," he said, and there You can move across day Group, which helped "They, would push it are several points he hopes the leading cause of deatfi the baseline or move create the park's concept, to right it so it could come visitors will leave with: among manatees and ju.§t to the net to cover the and the Native Plant Soci- up for air," said JoAnne • "They're a mammal about every one of the crea* return. If you move to ety, which is responsible for Trebatoski, one of the park's like you and I. They do tures has scars on their the net, you will need much of the park's vegeta- volunteer naturalists. "It was some of the same things" backs to show for their boat; to run fast and at a tion and plans to put in a so interesting to see these that we do. engounters. }jQ. diagonal. butterfly garden. "It's been two manatees stay right with • "This is a non-cap- " In fact, a researches.1 8-7 OIM7 King Faatum Syndciw, Inc. World hglM such a joy to see a program it and try to help." The in- tive habitat; they come and waslaking pictures that dajy/. like this where the commu- jured manatee kept evading go" according to the water of the manatees' scars1,to? nity takes part," Kiseda said. captors until it finally was temperature — when the help track them. "That's Btgf' "It's so neat." caught near the mouth of the gulf waters dip below 70 H,11 she said of one animal,- Hilary and Leslie Caloosahatchee. It had lost degrees, manatees head up named for its scar pattern.' BUY RECYCLED. Clark's parents, Susie and a lot of weight, she said, but rivers to warmer waters, in- "Just about evety'- Mike, found out about the it was rehabilitated and re- cluding to the canal near the manatee in Florida has a' AND SAVE; park through the grapevine. leased. power plant off the Orange scar sheet," Kiseda said, by "Some other people... were Trebatoski, who also River. "We say manatee sea- which the animals are cata- here yesterday and said they volunteers at Six-Mile Cy- son starts Nov. 1," he said, loged and tracked. saw about 45" manatees, press Slough, gets all kinds and this year, they showed In the eco-torium, Susie said, so the family of questions from visitors, up just on time. About 20- Kiseda spoke to a group of decided to stop by on their she said. Some people, dis- 30 manatees have shown up visitors watching a video on \ way back North. "We don't appointed if they arrive at the park every day since manatees. They're related to see these in Ohio," she said. when there aren't any mana- then. the elephant and, like other Rachel Landuyt, tees in the park, "ask why • "Everybody wants animals, they have hair and down from Michigan with we don't trap them" so the to help them, because they give live birth, he said. "Oh,'; YOUR LOAN IS APPROVED! her parents to visit her animals will always be on are endangered. We try to there's his fingernails," he grandmother, doesn't get to view. get people to realize the best said, pointing to the screen, Homeowners - Get the Money you need- see manatees very often, ei- "A lot think they eat thing that we can do is to "Their biggest prob- ther. She's seen the animals fish. I'll tell them there's no save their habitat." The ani- lem is, they're such slovi even if you've been turned down by a in places like Sea World, she food in here for them" and mals don't need food or wa- movers, they just can't ge bank, have bad credit, can't prove income, said* "but coming here, it's the visitors will be puzzled ter and trying to give them out of the way of boats," V really neat to see them in because they see so many food and water can cause said, the manatee's prima filed bankruptcy or in foreclosure. their natural habitat." Cap- fish. Manatees, however, are more harm than help. By enemy, to compound It's your money - all you need is enough tivated by the animals, she vegetarian and have to leave feeding them, as with other problem, they have an 1 has become something of a the canal to find seagrasses wild animals, people en- month gestation period arf equity in your home. Find out how easy manatee ambassador to her to eat. "It is amazing, if you courage them to interact calves stay with their motft and affordable a loan is to obtain and friends at home, most of listen to people, to hear the with humans, which puts ers two or three years. AS whom aren't familiar with misconceptions." them in danger of being fed though the population'ii repay. Flexible rates and terms. the mammals. "I've been Earlier in the day, in poor diets, coming up doing OK right now, in the Call us today and come get your money. following them three to four fact, one visitor at the view- against less-trian-well- long-term, "we're losing years," she said. "The more ing area had announced that meaning people, and it them faster than they're be- Custom Finance, Inc. 941-772-2700 I found out about them, how manatees had been imported brings them into contact ing born." with boats. Propellors are Ext. 3 lie. Mtg. 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Lions, from 5A around is wonderful to see." his charges. "The animals here have been spring will be released into the wild. from their native lands years ago and they On our tour of Octagon we met subjected to all kinds of abuse. Most of the The Khumbula Thina Trust has have been sired by unrelated parents. Lauri Sterling and Erica Walker. They cats have been de-clawed. They have had taken on the responsibility for the relo- DNA tests will be conducted on all were moving 4-by-4s to a spot where they tooth extractions. They've been underfed, cation of these first two cats. A conser- Octagon's lions to determine the origin would construct a quarantine cage for fed the wrong food. Some have even had vative estimate of the project's cost is of their ancestors. There is even the pos- animals such as the two new cats. Lauri lobotomies. Then I getthem. I get calls from $15,000. Subsequent relocations will be sibility that one of the lions could be de- has worked at Octagon for four years; all over the country. In the morning, I find funded by KTT and Octagon together, scended from a Cape lion, which is now Erica for two: They feed the animals, give animals that have been abandoned in the with monies brought in by various fund- extinct. medications, clean the cages, build cages, middle of the night and chained to the fence. raising activities. When Wales-Baillie returned from and basically do anything that needs to We do what we can here." As evening faded over Octagon, Africa in late October, she went straight be done. They both work just about ev- Caron told us the cage across the Bobee's magnificent roar could be heard to Caron with the relocation proposition ery day and the consensus between the way was constructed out of the wood throughout the compound. It was eerie. I and two lions in residency at Octagon two was that it was hard work, but they from the old Blind Pass Bridge. The con- mentioned to Fleur that it made me kind were chosen for the project. Caron's re- loved it. struction company was happy to bring it of sad. cent rescue of another two lions ("from Nine lions, 30 tigers to Octagon where it would be put to good "Someday Bobee will roar like that someone who shouldn't have had them") inhabit Octagon use versus bringing it to a dump, which in Africa," said Fleur. "But don't be too have changed their plans. Because the would have charged a fee for its disposal. sad for him now. Had he lived in the wild new arrivals have not become accus- Currently; there are nine lions at Like Caron said, they do what they can. all his life, he could have been killed by tomed to Octagon, they are the best can- Octagon. One female was rolling hap- Regarding the return of the lions to poachers by now. He could have died of didates for relocation to Africa. pily in the sand. A male in the attached Africa, Caron had this to say. "This is canine flu. He would certainly have cage was taking a drink from the auto- The new lions came under pretty exciting. I hope we can repair some worms. He is well taken care of here. In matic waterer. Peter asked Lauri why of the damage we have done to Bobee and Africa he and the other lions will be al- Octagon's care just a few days before they were separated. Lauri replied, "she Christmas. They were malnourished and others like him. We alone might not be lowed to live like lions as much as they was eating his food." Apparently, the totally successful. We need legislation. We can. They will have the hot African sun in bad health. The first day at Octagon folks at Octagon try to keep an eye on the two consumed 80 pounds of meat, need poor people and rich people, sena- on their backs. They will drink the min- what these cats are up to. tors and congressmen all working together. eral rich African water that they were an indication that they had been starved. Caron has sadly agreed to include (Normal meat consumption is around 15 Together we can make it work. This lady meant to drink. They will be kept safe. Bobee, a fabulous male lion who is about with her organization is a good start." I've promised that to Pete. It's a tremen- pounds each.) After two weeks of TLC nine years old and a favorite of Caron's, the cats are much better. The paperwork necessary for an dous responsibility I don't take lightly." in the long-term relocation plans. Years undertaking of this kind is in process. That The Octagon Wildlife Sanctuary & I saw this for myself when Fleur ago, Caron got a rescue call from Miami and I visited Octagon last Sunday. Fleur completed, and once these lions are in Rehabilitation Center is on Horseshoe and came back with Bobee, who was optimal shape, they will be brought to Road, Punta Gorda. It operates solely had seen the newest lions right after their only around six months old and riddled arrival at Octagon. In fact, she has got- Miami, flown to Durban and then driven through contributions and fundrasing with bullets. When we all went over to the 400 miles to the innermost part of the events. All workers are volunteers. If you ten involved in their rehabilitation and visit Bobee, his close connection with has solicited*Bailey's General Store Pongolapoort Biosphere Reserve, where would like more information about Oc- Caron was apparent as he sauntered over they will be under guard. Initially, the li- tagon, call (941) 543-1130. owner Francis Bailey's help in provid- to nuzzle Caron through the fence. ing the large, amounts of meat needed to ons will be released into a 10-acre fenced If you are interested in the bring them back to health. We strolled the grounds and visited area where their progress will be closely Khumbula Thina Trust and its projects/ other areas of the sanctuary. We saw lots "When Pete brought them here, monitored by the Reserve's wildlife and you may call (941) 472-9052, send a fa/ of tigers — Octagon has over thirty. We veterinary care manager, Heinz Kohrs. • to (941) 472-2770, or reach the orgaf" they looked dazed and were covered with passed a ring-tailed lemur, then a bunch sores," she said. "Now their fur is shin- Later, prides will be established and each zation at its e-mail addre' of panthers. allowed to roam over 25-acres. Any off- Leopard@peganet .com. ing and they are animated. 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Beaches Bar •Monday nights only—Tim Jardas & his crab races at 6 & 9 p.m. Riviera & Grill 2761 West Gulf Drive 472-1141 At Sundial Beach Resort—1451 Middle Island Cinema • Nightly 6:30 to close—Dan Tudor Gulf Drive 472-4151 At Bailey's Center—Periwinkle & Tarpon (weekdays) or Charles Coughlin (Sun- ' Playing Tuesday through Saturday from Bay Road 472-1701 days) at the piano. 7-11 p.m.—Richie Bartolo and his island- • Good Will Hunting (PG13) starring Portofino style music. Robin Williams and Helen Hunt. • Jack Nicholson in As Good as it Gets At the Sanibel Inn—937 East Gulf Drive • Saturday, Jan. 3, 5:30 p.m.—The 472-0494 (PG13). 8 Duke's Men of Yale. Crocodials Fridays & Saturdays from 6:30-10 p.m.— Poolside Bar & Grill—Sunset Concert Call for times. Charles Coughlin at the piano. & Picnic Buffet. Call 395-7226. Jacaranda Patio Sanibel Island Chadwick's Lounge Comedy Club At South Seas Plantation on the north end 1223 Periwinkle Way 472-1771 ofCaptiva 472-5111 At Loco's on San-Cap Road 472-8833 • Playing Sunday & Tuesday-Thursday— • Jan. 9-11—Jimmy Carrol, direct from " Mondays—Sparky theDJ from 10p.m.- Loose Change, a top 40s duo. HBO, Showtime & NBC. midnight. • Fridays & Saturdays—Tropical Breeze, • Tuesdays—Southwest Florida Steel a popular local reggae group. Drum Band from 6-10 p.m. Legends Bar & Grill • LOTTO •Wednesday through Sunday—The Danny At Tarwinkles—Corner of Periwinkle & Morgan Band plays from 9 p.m.-l:30 a.m. Tarpon Bay 472-1366 •Wednesdays—Family Food Fest: clowns, 9-22-24-31-38-42 • Friday & Saturday nights—Karaoke Next week: Est. $8 million Desert Storm troop favoriate Jimmy Carrol magicians and jugglers entertain from' 5:30- with Mel lie at 9 p.m. 9 p.m. plays at the Comedy Club through Jan. 11. • Thursdays—A strolling jazz trio is fea- Loco's Island Grill tured during the dinner hour. and Cantina FREE DELIVERY 472-1023 The Crow's Nest San-Cap Road at Rabbit Road 395-0245 Ptffti.! At 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive • Open 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesday-Sunday. This Week's Feature: • Tuesday—Karaoke with Jennifer from i :-; Buffalo Wiing'rfi 472-5161 OPEN : : ; i 9 'til close. 11 am to 11pm |.',':::: :' Pizza : ' ANY LARCB16" PIZZA* • Thru Sunday—John Saloman at the I INCLUDES GARLIC BREAD I PICK-UPS ONLY , • Thursday-Saturday—The All Island 2496:Pa|rn Ridge'Rd. (Next to Subway) I PICK-UPS ONLY MUSI MENTION I BJliH MENTION COUPON | piano. . COUPON WHEN PLACING ORDER • WHSN PLACING ORDER •Thru Jan. 11—Infield. Band. -WINNER Gulf Shore life Restaurant Award res VS EX S /9 • Sunday—Live and onstage... The Fan- 1994 "Best Pina in LM County" L __ ^£! £L _ JL _ ^!2 ^ ^. J • Jan. 13-25—Mad Hatter Tnste of the iBlnnrts Winnpr | HALF PRICE PIZZA I tastic Oyster Band. 1907 Tnste of the Islands 1995-1996-1997 "Bert Pizza" 1 BUY A LARGE 16" 2-TOPPINC PIZZA AND GET A ' I "Taste of tho Taste Award" [JECOND OFWUAL VALUE AT 1/2PRICE ExpjresWSjj VISIT OUR PATIO LOUNGE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Sanibel's premier four star rated Italian If it Swims in featuring Restaurant gets even belter! Come Florida waters, Loose Change sample our award winning authentic Sun.-Thurs. Italian cuisine plus 25 new seafood 8:30 -12:30 dishes - Stone Crab, Snapper, Lobster, we probably AT THE SANIBEL INN Tropical Breeze Swordfish, Grouper, Shrimp, Scallops, Oysters and more. feature it Reggae Fri.-Sat. GOURMET PASTAS FRESH LOCAL SEAFOOD 9-12:30 BLACK ANGUS BEEF LIVE MAINE LOBSTER Gulfshote Life Magazine Serving Fresh Native Seafood, CHOICE VEAL HOMEMADE DESSERTS Lee County readers poll Shrimp, Beef & Pasta Dishes Dooley's Dixie Five EARLY BIRD SPECIAL PIANO ENTERTAINMENT Best Wine • Best Italian Dixieland Jazz Band BANQUETS & CATERING CHILDREN'S MENU Best Overall Restaurant Dress is Casual Mon7-ll 2nd Place WINNER OF 35 TASTE OF 10% OFF I Taste of the Islands THE ISLANDS' AWARDS JEMLEBOEUF Seiviit: **** | Award Winner Ft. Myers News Press EARLY BIRD SPECIAL j • $1 Drafts - 1/2 Price Well Drinks Since 1988 — Including . When you dine between 5pm-bpm , "BEST RESTAURANT • Reduced Prices on most FOR SEAFOOD" • Call & Premium Drinks 1937 East Guff Drive • 472-0494 and "BEST OVERALL • FREE Happy Hour Food .Serving Breakfast & Dinner Daily • Major Credit Cards RESTAURANT' WEDNESDAY-Over the Hump SUNSET SPECIALS Day on the patio lounge - PIZZA » PASTA • SUBS Extended Happy Hour 4 - 9 pm 5-6 PM FROM $8.95 N « €MRY-0UT "GARDEN DINING" or 11 AM-10PM just a cocktail on Sanibel's jpn. ., , „ PliSBILiVIRY / only outdoor screened-in patio Of Sanibel pt Allof SanibelS-lOPM with RAW BAR RESERVATIONS 472-0212 • Fax 472-0323 DINNER DAILY 5:00-10:00 PM SUGGESTED Reservations accepted but not required $ [ 1223 Periwinkle Way, Sanibet M0Bl>IB WtfTpurchase""'^j&jk oST! i HOT • BBQ • TEMIYAKI of any Large Pizza «Jy4l«5f «> I THE JACARANDA I Coupon Expires Jan. 16, 1998 n°^,alj£,v™J S,v£ihSi.0£^rBB. on en J SEAFOOD STEAKS & SPIRITS 2440 PAUM BIDGE KOAD m PELICAM PLACE f3:>,ff\day, January.%,.!,99§

showing that even though "you can never Derek Smith Quintet — fabulous matinees. Show-only price is $18. Mati- go home again," with work and trust it jazz pianist with great sidemen includ- nees alternate Wednesdays or Thursdays SANIBEL & might be possible to build a new "home." ing John Lamb, bass, and Buster Coo- and Saturdays or Sundays. Call (941) 278- 7 p.m. (Note early curtain) Sunday, Feb. per, trombone. 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 11. 4422. 1 Tickets are $15. Call 472-0006 for tick- Coming attraction: Off Broadway Palm Theatre (inside the ets, reservations and further information. St. Petersburg String Quartet — Dinner Theatre) CAPTIVA Old SchooShoyse This flawless Russian quartet, admired Coming attraction: around the world, is called "a Cultural J.T. Smilh'sApplause!Applause! A Pirate Playhouse Tfieater treasure" by The New York' Times. Per- song and dance revue that salutes Broad- 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 1905Periwinkle Way 472-6862 formance: 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17. way and gives some inside info about John van Druten's Bell, Book and We Love a Piano, J.T. Smith's new- Tickets for both concerts are avail- what it takes to make it in the business Candle, a bewitching romance, directed est revue, is currently pleasuring island able at $20 each from Bailey's and the we call show biz. Opens 8 p.m. Jan. 15 by Alex Dmetriev, plays through Jan. 17. audiences and runs through Saturday, Jan. BIG Arts Center, 900 Dunlop Road. For and plays through March 8. Evenings Call 472-0006 for reservations and further 31.Regular performance schedule: 8 p.m. reservations call 395-0900. (Dinner & Show) $30; Matinees (Lunch 1 information. Visa and MasterCard ac- Monday through Saturday, $20; 4 p.m. Sanibel Pobllc Library & Show) $27; and Show-only $17. For cepted. Saturday sunset performance, $18.50. reservations call 278-4422. Special attraction: Call for reservations. Visa and Mastercard 770 Dunlop Road 472-2483 Playwright Jay Presson Allen's Tru, accepted. January exhibits — In the cases: Porce- Claibourne & Ned a one-man show starring Bill Taylor, lain from the collection of Winnie Smith. founder of Theatre Conspiracy, as Truman BIG Arts Center Artist's exhibit: work by Carol Foulds Theatre Capote, and directed by Robert Cacioppo, 900 Dunlop Rd. 395-0900 Rosenberg. McGregor at Royal Palm Square „ will play two special performances at the Phillips Gallery Winter Hours: —Monday and Thurs- 939-2787 Pirate Playhouse- The play deals with the Current exhibit: Sanibel-Captiva day: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Bill Taylor's Theatre Conspiracy life and times of the infamous author Art League's 22nd Annual Juried Exhibit. Wednesday, and Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 production of Come Back to the Five and Truman Capote. Performance schedule: 2 Through Jan. 28. p..m. Saturday — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean by Ed and 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 1L All seats are BIG Arts office hours are 9 a.m. to Graczyk. The play describes the 20-year 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Sanibel Myslc Festival $25. Please call for reservations. 336-7999 reunion of the Disciples of James Dean. Congress Jewelers Play Reading Series: Phillips Gallery is open daily from 1-4 Opening night is Thursday, Jan. 15 at 8 p.m. Seats for next season's Sanibel Mu- Coming attraction: sic Festival's Wednesday and Saturday p.m. Call 936-3239 for early reservations To Cany the Child by Jonathan Schein Performance Hall and further information. Great Performance Series: night concerts in March, 1998, are now Courie is a bitter-sweet comedy/drama available. Van Cliburn Gold Medalist John Nakamatsu will appear in a solo concert on Wednesday, March 11, and NAPLES Van Cliburn Silver Medalist Yakov Kasman will appear with the Parisii NapSes Philharmonic String Quartet on Wednesday, March 18. Center : ( ; ; Reservations can also be made for 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. (800) 597-1900 the 12th season's inaugural special event, The Naples Philharmonic Classical An Evening with Kitty Carlisle Hart, on Concert III, Inspired by Spain, Wednesday, March 4. This is a non-sub- Maximiano Valdes, guest conductor. 8 scription concert and tickets are $20. p.m. tonight, Jan. 9, and Saturday, Jan. Please call 336-7999 for further informa- 10. Tickets are $35. tion and reservations. Patti Page—The Singing Rage — THISTLE LODGE brings 50 years of performing and record- Waterfront Seafood Grille ing to The Phil at 7 p.m. (Note early cur- FORT tain time) Sunday, Jan -11. Tickets: $38. Sanibel's Original Waterfront Restaurant (Sold Out. Name can be pladed on wait- is still the islands best ing list). Mancini Melodies with The Naples Enjoy a historic beachfront lunch or dinner MYERS Philharmonic Pops, Erich Kunzel, prin- cipal pops conductor and guest artist flut- B. Mann ist Ransom Wilson. 8 p.m. Wednesday, Performing Arts Hall Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Jan. 14, 15, 8099 College Parkway 481 -4849 16, 17, and 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17 and Casual dining Tap Dogs — Six guys from Sunday, Jan 18. Tickets are $49 {Sold out. at its best Newcastle, a steel town north of Sydney, Name can be placed on waiting list.) . Australia, turn tap dancing upside down Italian National Opera's produc- in an irreverent, rocking theatrical expe- tions of 7 Pagiiacci and Cavalleria Specializing in rience. 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 13, and Rusticanna. 8 p.m. Monday. Jan. 23. Tick- fresh seafood, Wednesday, Jan. 14. Tickets are $40.28, jets are $52. $34.98, $29.68 The Philharmonic Galleries are steaks Si pasta open for the season with an exhibition of Broadway Palm works by noted British sculptor Phillip Dinner Theatre Jackson. Also, Larry Rivers: The Artist • Award winning 1380 Colonial Blvd. - 278-4422 in His Labyrinth and A Golden Age: Old cuisine South Pacific, Rodgers and Master Prints, which includes the etch- Hammerstein's timeless tale of love dur- ings, engravings and woodcuts of such ing wartime with a score filled with stan- artists as Francisco Goya, William • Also offering dards such as Some Enchanted Evening, Hogarth, Jacques Callot and Albrecht patio dining Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Durer. Exhibits can be seen through Sat- Hair, Bali H'ai. Honey Bun, and There urday, Jan. 17. is Nothing Like a Dame plays through Feb. 21. Tickets for dinner and the show are $32 Sunday through Friday evenings; 2255 West Gulf Drive $35 for Saturday evenings; and $29 for 472-9200 '« SB

J.T. Smith's "Piano" is a feel-good revue Show Biz as By FRANK WAGNER wonderful '40s tune from the Islander staff writer Broadway musical Best It Wuz There was a definite Foot Forward, which de- aura of festivity even as you scribes the glories of the bar- stood in line outside, wait- rel-house, boogie-woogie Frank WAGNER ing to enter the Old School- and the blues. Legarreta had house Theater for the New great fun finding The Lost Year's Eve performance of Chord, Casey had a tender J.T. Smith's new revue We moment as he performed /// Love A Piano. We passed Sing, and the entire company through the lobby loaded did a great song and dance When old with goodies for the mid- version of Varsity Drag from night chow-down and were Good News. welcomed'by volunteers The company works who took tickets and found J.T. Smith, right, and the cast o/We Love a Piano. well in ensemble numbers as friends meet us seats in the tiny, crowded They were played by J.T. at ent Valentine was involved well as solo, the vocal blend Part I showplace. It was a pleasure the baby grand. in a delightful running gag is terrific and the energy out- to be wrapped in the con- The unusually tal- that paid off with a number put is always staggering. interrupt the current series of columns fines of this grand olde ented cast included Karen featuring the three ladies of As for the island's mu- on students who attended my jazz dame of a theater whose rus- Doerr, Rob Casey and Vic- the company and himself. sical wizard, he put together classes in Carnegie Hall to tell you of a tic regality promised an tor Legarreta, fresh from Valentine also serves as a good-time revue that offers I evening of fun and merri- many laughs, a lot of toe-tap- recent incident that took me back to my days as a their winning performances lighting designer and Pro- scholarship student at Priscilla Beach Theater in Ply- ment. in J.T.'s production of Gian- duction Stage Manager. ping and hand-clapping, plus mouth, Mass., in the early 1940s. It was not a false Carlo Menotti's Amahl and There are so many a couple of very successful On a recent evening my home telephone rang promise. the Night Visitors; Jennifer sudden and wildly funny sur- story medleys which are J .T. 's and I hauled myself from the television news to an- • The first act pf We Harris, who appeared in Ho! prises in J.T's revues that to trademark. swer it. After the usual "Hello," an unfamiliar voice Love A Piano featured many Ho! Ho! the Christmas mention them or try to de- We Love A Piano runs said "Is this Franklin Wagner?" I answered in the af- songs about the piano —- Show at both Off Broadway scribe the manner in which through Jan. 31. Perfor- firmative. Next came the startling offer: "I'll give spinet, upright, baby grand, Palm and the Old School- they are played would cer- mance schedule: 8 p.m. you $50 if you can tell me who this is speaking." I and concert — lovingly re- house; and, a personal fa- tainly cause future audiences Monday through Saturday, am not a great lover of telephone guess who's and ferred to as the 88s. The sec- vorite of mine, the dynamic to lose those wonderful mo- tickets, $20; and a 4p.m. Sat- truthfully answered, without much enthusiasm: "I ond act paid tribute to those Rachel Fischer, straight ments of discovery. urday sunset performance haven't the faintest idea." composers who wrote the from playing Mary Bailey in Suffice to say, the for $18.50. Call 472-6862 for "I haven't seen you in 50 some years," the voice songs the whole world Broadway Palm's Wonder- three ladies did a bang-up job reservations. Visa and said, "but I'm the one who put you in show business sings, sang and has sung. ful Life, the Musical. Clem- of performing The 3 Bs, a Mastercard are accepted. and have followed your career since that time. It's Franklin Trask from the Priscilla Beach Theater in Plymouth, Mass." • • POTPOURRI It was one of those moments that I found my- self searching for words to express a combination of Maestro Kurtz begins Classical Molding Mother Earth surprise and monumental pleasure at hearing from this long lost friend, I made a few inane remarks and Music Seminars at Aboriginals we settled into a short conversation filled with pleas- This is the fifth year that arts educator and Music An exhibit and sale of pottery from the pueblos of ant chit chat and pertinent information. He informed Director of the Gulf Coast Symphony, Maestro Andrew the American Southwest, the Mexican village of Mata me he was 92 years old, retired, living in Boca Raton Kurtz, has taught A Beginner's Guide to Classical Music. Ortiz, aboriginal Australia, and tribal Africa is on display and was coming to the state's west coast on Dec. 27. This series of seminars was created to help participants at Aboriginals: Art of the First Person, The Village, 2340 Since he would be near Sanibel on his way to Busch develop tools to understand Periwinkle Way. Gardens in Tampa he wanted to stop by, say hello, the basic elements of mu- A special trunk show of pottery will be offered on discuss old times and find out what's new. I gave him sical composition and make Jan. 23,24, and 25 when Cindy Humphries, a representa- the address of The Promenade on Tarpon Bay Road them better listeners. They tive of the village of Mata Ortiz potters, brings examples and said I would meet him there in the early after- will be held at noon on five of their extraordinary work for your perusal and purchase. noon. Wednesdays beginning Jan. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. Xo 5:30 p.m. Monday through A little personal background — Priscilla Beach 14 at a cost of $75 for the Saturday and noon to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. For further Theater was owned and operated by Franklin A. and series or $20 for a single information call 395-2200. Allison Hawley Trask. They were lovingly referred session, if space is avail- Show me the Beanies, Baby to by almost all. of those who were a part of the the- able. All classes willmeet in the Shakespeare, The Collier County Museum, located at 3301 ater as Momma and Poppa T. Their theater offered Tamiami Trail East in Naples, has a special holiday exhi- summer scholarships to the outstanding students in Beethoven & Company Bookstore located in Royal bit through Jan. 31 for children and adults. It is a display drama classes in colleges across the United States. It of Beanie Babies, the lovable, under-stuffed, bean-bag provided six weeks of intensive study in all aspects Palm Square, Fort Myers. Kurtz Great Symphonies, animals that have become a national obsession and one of theater and the opportunity to work with profes- of the hottest collectibles in toy history. sional directors in weekly productions at the main consisting of four sessions beginning at 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 5, will take an in-depth This exhibit features one of the largest gatherings theater. The scholarship paid for everything except of Beanies ever assembled. It includes all of the current, transportation to and from Plymouth, and a small ad- look at four great symphonies being performed this sea- son in concert halls in the Fort Myers area. The four sym- "retired" and rare varieties, early prototypes, manufac- ditional fee for room and board, three meals a day. I turing oddities and Tweenie Beanies, as well as catalogs was awarded the scholarship spot from my drama phonies to be discussed are Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, Beethoven's Eroica Symphony, Mozart's Haffner Sym- and displays to help visitors understand the universal ap- class at Marietta College in Ohio for the first six- peal of the recent Beanie Baby Boom. week session in 1940 and was kept over for the sec- phony, and Mahler's Fourth Symphony. The cost is $60 for four sessions. Museum hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through ond term. I returned to Marietta College for another Friday, and noon until 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Ad- year but went back to Priscilla Beach in 1941 for a A Great Concerto Series will be held on Monday mission is $2 for adults, $Lfor kids and free for children summer as salaried personnel. evenings in February and a Great Opera Moments Series under five. For additional information please call (941) I was drafted in 1942 and, after 4 and 1/2 years will be held in March. For more information or to regis- 774-8476. ter, call 939-1720 or 472-6197. in the Army, I returned to a far different world. I was (Potpourri, continued, page 6B) at odd ends, unemployed, and it seemed only natural that the first people I contacted were Poppa and Momma T. They immediately offered me a job in (Continued, page 6B) ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Tickets are available at the Mann Hall box office or Political Cartooning in make reservations by calling 481-4849 or TicketMaster 's Florida on view at (941) 334-3309. Tickets are $38, $33, $28. A collection of reproduction cartoons highlight- Jaw Alliance presents pianist ing the work of 10 contemporary Florida cartoonists is the focal point of the exhibit, Political Cartooning in Brian Culbertson Florida: 1901 -1987, currently displayed at the Fort Brian Culbertson is 25 years old and an extraordi- Myers Historical Museum, 2300 Peck Street. The his- narily talented jazz pianist who has already released three tory of caricature as an artistic technique is explored very successful albums. He was playing piano, drums, through text and numerous examples. Actual printing trombone and bass by age 12 and began composing mu- plates and tools of the trade provide a look at printing sic in junior high school. He has toured throughout the technology through the ages. The traveling exhibit will United States and been a headliner at numerous jazz fes- remain at the museum through Jan. 31. tivals and radio station-sponsored events. Recently, he Cape Coral's Cultural Park moved into the realm of producing and has delivered sev- eral tracks for pianist Bob Mamet's chart-topping Atlan- Tfieatre displays work by tic release, Day into Night. Alicia Schmidt Culbertson is the first artist to appear in the three- An exhibit by area artist Alicia Schmidt, entitled concert jazz series. The first performance will be at 7 p.m. Reverse Painting on Plexi, is currently on view in The Saturday, Jan. 10. Season tickets are $25 for three con- Cultural Park Theatre Gallery through Jan. 30. certs and individual tickets are $10; $8 for Alliance mem- Schmidt's mixed-media paintings, with the reverse bers. Tickets are available at Rainbow Records in Fort image shown, combines drawing and painting in ab- Myers and Cape Coral and at the Lee County Alliance of stract and representational styles. the Arts at 939-2787. Future concerts (to be announced) Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday will be held in the outdoor amphitheater of the Alliance through Friday. For further information call 574-0465. beginning at 7 p.m. Jazz Alliance benefits the non-profit Lee County Tap Dogs to play at Mann Hall Alliance of the Arts located at 10091 McGregor Boule- If you are a fan of tap dancing, you should cer- vard, Fort Myers. tainly take advantage of one of the two performances given by Tap Dogs at Mann Hall beginning at 8 p.m. on Show Biz, from 5B Tuesday, Jan. 12, and Wednesday, Jan. 13. their professional stock company at Brattle Hall in Cam- This irreverent, rocking theatrical experience bridge, Mass., and 1 joined them for an eight-week featuring six guys who turn tap upside down on an spring season in 1947. It was here 1 retooled my acting industrial construction site set had its world premiere skills by learning a new role each week for six weeks. performance in Sydney, Australia, in January, 1995. That was the old stock system: you rehearsed and played Tap Dogs, an irreverent, rocking theatrical experience Since then it has played to enthusiastic audiences and featuring six guys who turn tap upside down on an a new play every week. It was my employment at Brattle critical acclaim internationally and on a limited tour Hall that made it possible for me to obtain my Actor's industrial construction site, will pound into Mann Hall of North America prior to its New York off-Broadway Equity card. at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 12, and Wednesday, Jan. 13-. opening in 1997. It has amassed many awards includ- (To be continued). ing a '97 Drama Desk Award and a 1997 Obie Award. MORE ARTS ON PAGE 15-16

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(daughter of Bloody Mary), particularly in the Happy Talk sequence. Adkins, who is rapidly becoming one of my favorite young actors at Broadway Palm, plays Cable with his usual sincerity. In today's market, some of his lines are unusually melodramatic and without his unjaded delivery could have been a bit much to handle. His approach to You've Got to be Carefully Taught made its point without the emotional overtones that can sometimes creep into renditions of this number. The all male singing number, There is Nothing Like a Dame continues to clearly describe the attributes of a female. It was an instant audience favorite. There was a strange glitch or techni- cal mishap during the early part of the sec- ond act that caused the show to come to a halt and an announcement was made that it would momentarily pick up where it left off. The audience was completely understand- ing and reestablished contact with the stage the moment action began. /, Pa«/ Gregory Nelson plays Emile de Becque and fracey C. Johnston is Ensign Nellie Forbush in Broadway Palm !s Because of the episodic scenes in the production o/South Pacific. At right, Johnston leads the team of nurses in a song. second act, the multiple set changes, even though slight, seemed to move rather slowly. This was certainly of no help in building the suspense of a wartime situation. In fact South Pacific is filled with wonderful melodies much of the production was a bit — well, By FRANK WAGNER Broadway Palm DinnerTheatrewhich ends dren of mixed racial backgrounds; Bernice start, stop — and not played with the usual Islander staff writer Feb. 21. ("Sista B") Harley attacks with panache the bold confidence expected of Broadway The characters are immediately rec- part of Bloody Mary, the hearty, outspoken Palm productions. I'm most certain after a South Pacific, the Pul itzer Prize-win- few performances things will move along ning musical that played to sold out houses ognizable: Nellie Forbush, played by Tracey native woman, and exudes blatant island C. Johnston, is still that cock-eyed optimist charm; Mike Hickman's Luther Billis at a delightful pace and this bit of nit-pick- on Broadway for five years, has one of ing will be unwarranted. Rodgers and Hammerstein's most from Little Rock who struggles with many makes a formidable Honey Bun, but leaves hummable scores. The songs remain the amazing prejudices; Broadway Palm favor- a bit to be desired in the mischievous schem- Remember: South Pacific plays outstanding aspect of the current produc- ite leading man Paul Gregory Nelson plays ing department. through Feb. 21. Assure yourself your fa- tion and there is no reason to suspect it will Emile de Becque, the Charming, continen- The young lovers are well played by ' vorite seating by making your reservations not play to full houses during its run at the tal Frenchman whose marriage to a native Dean Adkins, as Lt. Joseph Cable, and early. Call 278-4422. girl, now dead, blessed him with two chil- Elisabeth Hon, who makes a charming Liat

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But, for some reason, the highly touted jazz version of several songs that have opened during the past couple of with all kinds of "denials" by every char- the second act is fraught with personal de- from Gershwin'sPorgyandBess. I much pre- weeks. I will also keep you abreast of the acter involved. The main plot deals with a nials. Each character chooses an easy out fer the original Gershwin score without too most important future entertainment events young professor who seeks the services of so the case never gets to court. This weak- many embellishments or interpretations. as they occur. • a lawyer to represent him in court. He ened the ending because a constitutional law The Manhattan The after-Christmas schedule of plea- wants it made legal, through the use of the is denied the opportunity to be tested. sure commenced on the afternoon of Sun- first Amendment to the Constitution, for Kevin Hogan, as professor Bernard Transfer — The Phil day, Dec. 28. Since I was due to cover a him to continue his devilishly clever meth- Cooper, and Carrie Lund, as lawyer Abigail The Phil hosted a one-night, sold-out BIG Arts jazz event in Schein Performance ods of refuting that there ever was a Holo- Gersten, read their roles with great convic- performance by the legendary vocal group Hall on Sunday evening, I made arrange- caust. tion. Others in the company were Fatima The Manhattan Transfer on Saturday, Jan. ments to attend the afternoon final dress The legal representative he seeks is a Elaine Williams, Marc H. Kandel, Niels 3. Their 25th Anniversary Big Band Show rehearsal at the Pirate Playhouse of Peter well-known female lawyer who is reputed Miller and Austen White. The reading was was filled with many of their recorded hits Sagal's Denial, the second play in the Con- to be the best in this type of dispute. But directed by Alex Dmitriev. such as: Route 66, Java Jive, I Know Why gress Jewelers Stage Reading Series. These one of the lawyer's main personal concerns From all reports the audience/actor and So Do You, the Gospel sounds of Op- discussion at the conclusion of the play's erator, Get Me Jesus on the Line and a evening performance was, as usual, vital, knock-out version of Birdland. heated and intelligent. Their programming was superb and ran straight through for an hour-and- a-half Soderbfom/Petersen with no intermission. It gave the impact of Jazz — BIG Arts their performance magic the proper oppor- The Soderblom/Petersen Jazz Or- tunity to build and build to the Birdland chestra filled the Schein stage with 16 mu- Finale. The sold out house at The Phil was sicians: four trumpets, four trombones, five on their feet in seconds and demanding an saxophones, an electric guitar, percussion encore. They obliged with one, then the and bass. Because a few musicians took a house lights were up and everyone went on wrong turns here and a lew missed direc- their way. tions there, the concert didn't commence Very little more is left to say about until 8:20 p.m. But, may I tell you, when Manhattan Transfer except their vocal blend they played the opening chords of the first is perfection, and each one of the four is a number, a plethora of sound filled the hall master musician. Cheryl Bentyne, Tim and brought the audience to a bolt, upright Hauser, Alan Paul and Janis Siegel form the attention. After the first couple of numbers quartet of ultra-professionals. Their pianist/ Soderblom asked the audience if the band Musical Director Yaron Gershovsky played Quality Custom Framing was too loud. The varied yeahs and nays enough piano for three grown men. 10-9Mon.-Sat. • 12-5 Sun. 472-1118 proved once again "you can't please all of 472-4557 ,_,. the people all of the time." The simple fact Paul Galbraith — BIG Formerly Matsumoto6a«eiy 751 Bay is that some like their music, especially jazz, Arts loud; others don't. I tend to agree with the A small group of loyal concert-goers loud groupies. attended classical guitarist Paul Galbraith's The evening proved to be vastly en- program in the Phillips Gallery, BIG Arts "Recreation of the 19th tertaining and gave the audience an oppor- Center on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 4. tunity to hear varied and different arrange- Galbraith has developed a unique playing Century Country Store" ments of some popular standards and top position for the guitar. It is supported by a "Collectibles in Country Charm" flight improvisations from individual expe- metal spike, much like a cello, which al- rienced musicians. The repertoire included lows a greater freedom of movement, reso- such favorites as Sophisticated Lady, In the nance of sound and opened up many new /iristmas SALE! Mellow Tone, Tangerine, and Lionel and exciting possibilities for inclusion in his jj^'New Year! " . •• Hampton's Fly in' Home. repertoire. The young vocalist Lisanne Lyons The delicate sound of the instrument aFF selected items wrapped the audience around her little fin- is easily matched by Galbraith's gentle ger as she sang and conducted her own touch. His program included sonatas by SANIBEL EXCLUSIVES charts of Our Love is Here To Stay, What's Hay dn and Bach, 16 short Greek Folksongs Exclusive Daddy's Long Legs Dolls New, Teach Me Tonight, All of Me and tied by Yannis Konstantinides and six South • David Winter Cottages • Byers Choice Collectibles up the proceedings with her blues rendition American Folk Songs arranged by Alirio • Lizzie High Dolls • Liliput Lane Cottages • CandIes,Afghans, Candle of a Joe Williams' favorite, Every Day 1 Diaz. Five of the melodies owed their ori- Rings and Holders 'Aromatique Potpourri, Candles & Oil 'Jewelry Have the Blues. gins to Venezuela and one to Ecuador. My Wall Hangings, Shell Lamps, So Much Morel The showstopper of the evening was personal favorites were Merengue and El MON.-PRI. 9-8, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 11-5 • 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY Bob Haggart's Big Noise from Winnetka Bejoquero, both from Venezuela. 395-0888 • WE SHIP UPS ISLANDER - Friday, January 9, 7 998 * 17 Community Calendar

Clybs & Organizations The Sanibel Grill at Timbers Restaurant, service, 9 a.m.; Sunday school during 11 Associate Rector: The Rev. R. David • AA—At least 1 meeting every day. Call 472-HIKE or write P.O. Box 124, Sanibel, a.m. service. Child care provided 9 & 11 Purvis. 472-2173. 275-5111 24 hours a day for schedule. FL 33957. a.m services. Elevator for easy access.Dr. • TEMPLE JUDEA (Conservative • AL-ANON—-For those affected by Bridge Randall H. Niehoff, minister. The Rev. Ms. Congregation), 14486 A&W Bulb Road, someone else's drinking. Tuesday 8:30 • FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE—Sanibel Sandra Boler, associate minister. Church Fort Myers—Services: Friday 8 p.m., a.m. & 8 p.m., also Friday noon at Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ, office open Monday through Friday. 472- Saturday 9 a.m. Religious school: Sunday Community Church. 275-5111. 2050 Periwinkle Way, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Every 0497. 9:30-12:30. Pre-school Monday-Friday, • AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF Monday, November-April. $2 charge. All • ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 8:30-3:30 (481-1121). Rabbi Benjamin RETIRED PERSONS (AARP)—Meets are welcome. 395-1770. 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road—Saturday Sendrow. 433-0201. 2nd Friday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at Mass 5:30 p.m.; Sunday Mass 8:30 and • UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST Civic Center on Library Way. Visitors Fishing, Sheiling & 10:30 a.m. (October through April, SOCIETY OF THE ISLANDS— welcome. 472-5517. Boating Organizations additional noon Mass). Daily Mass 8:30 Services the first Sunday of each month, • AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S • SANIBEL ISLAND TARPON a.m. Holy day schedule same as weekends. November thru April, at Sanibel Congrega- ASSOCIATION (ABWA)—Meets for CLUB—Meets 6:30 p.m. 2nd Thursday of Confession: Sat. 3:30-4:30p.m. Msgr. tional Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way, at dinner & business at 5:30 p.m. on the 2nd month March-July at local restaurant. 472- Robert W. Schlefen and Rev. Carmen 7:30 P.M. Pot-luck last Sunday of month. Tuesday of every month at Sundial. 2656. Caruso. 472-2763. Dr Wayne Robinson leads the congrega- Reservations must be made by Wednesday • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA POWER • ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS tion. 472-7401. prior to the Tuesday, meeting. Reserva- SQUADRON—Meets 3rd Tuesday of EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 2304 Peri- • UNITY—Services the first Sunday of tions: 472-4437. each month except July & August at 6 p.m. winkle Way—Services (Through Novem- each month at 4 p.m. at Sanibel Congrega- • AMERICAN LEGION SANIBEL- at Sanibel Community Center. 472-4809. ber): Sunday 7:30 & 9:30 a.m. Wednes- tional Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way. The CAPTIVA POST 123—Meets at 7 p.m. • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SHELL days 9 a.m., Holy Eucharist with Healing; Rev. Ken Micah Murdock, Minister. 278- on 1st Wednesday of each month at Legion CLUB—Meets at 8 p.m. on last Tuesday Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist. 1511. Hall, Sanibel-Captiva Rd. 472-9979. of month at Sanibel Community Center, Rector: The Very Rev. William P. Dodd; • AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL- October-May. Visitors welcome. 472- IARY—Meets at 7 p.m. on 1st Wednesday 4094. of each month at Legion Hall on Sanibel- • SANIBEL FISHING CLUB—Meets Captiva Road. 472-9979. 1 st Tuesday of month at 6:30 p.m. for • CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP— refreshments & fish tales; 7 p.m. meeting Sponsored by FISH. Meets at 10 a.m. the and program at Sanibel Community fourth Tuesday of each month (except Dec. Center. Visitors welcome. 16) at 1774 Bunting Lane. 395-0130. Garden Clubs • COMMITTEE OF NEIGHBOR- ' MASTER GARDENERS & HORTI- IS|KMppi!p. .,,.^7 HOOD ASSOCIATIONS (CONA)— CULTURAL SOCIETY—Meets 1st Luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on 1st Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. at SDINNERMC^SKCtOSEOSUiSDAYs; Wednesday of each month. Open to the Sanibel Library, year-round. Everyone public. 472-6940. welcome. 472-6940. • COMMITTEE OF THE ISLANDS • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ORCHID (COTI)—Meets at 9 a.m. second Thurs- SOCIETY—Meets 3rd Monday of month day of the month at NatibnsBank. 472- at 1:30 p.m., year round. Dr. Faye 0536. Granberry, 472-6940. • KIWANIS CLUB OF SANIBEL- Sanibel-Captiva Review \ CAPTIVA ISLANDS—Meets at 7:30 Churches a.m. every Wednesday for breakfast at the • CAPTIVA CHAPEL BY THE SEA, Hungry Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge Rd. Captiva Island—Services 11 am Sunday Visiting Kiwanians welcome. 472-1537. and special days. Rev. Charles Smith. 472- • LIONS—Meets at 6:30 p.m. on 1st & 1646. 3rd Wednesday of each month at Sanibel • BAT YAM-TEMPLE OF THE IS- Local Poetry, Community Center on Periwinkle Way. LANDS (Reform congregation)—Services: • NEWCOMERS—Newcomers and 8 p.m. Fridays at Sanibel Congregational Island Greeters meet for lunch and a short, United Church of Christ, 2050 Periwinkle entertaining program on the second Way. 472-3016. Wednesday of each month at Sundial • ANNUNCIATION GREEK ORTHO- Art& Terrace Room. Meet new friends, rekindle DOX CHURCH, 8210 Cypress Lake Essays, the old. 395-2457. Drive, Fort Myers—Sunday service at • ROTARY—Meets at 7:30 a.m. every 10:30 a.m., weekdays at 9. Sunday School Friday at Hungry Heron. Visiting Rotarians at 10:15 a.m. Rev. Arthur Kontinos, Pastor. and interested individuals welcome. 472- 481-2099. 2880. • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Fiction More! • SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIA- SCIENTIST, 2950 W. Gulf Drive- TION—Meets 2nd Wednesday. October- Sunday service and Sunday School 10:30 April at Sanibel Community Center. Happy a.m. Wednesday meetings 7:30 p.m. 472- Hour at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner and 8684. program (Advance reservations necessary). • SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Office hours. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-2 (multi-denominational), 1740 Periwinkle p.m. 472-2155. Way (next to Jerry's)—Sunday schedule: 8 a.m. Traditional Communion Worship : • ZONTA CLUB of SANIBEL-CAP- Service; 9 a.m. Contemporary Family TIVA—Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at Worship Service w/band & Children's 7:30 a.m. at Hungry Heron. Visiting Enrichment Time; 10 a.m. Traditional Zontians welcome. Contact Linda Uhler at Worship Service w/chancel choir; 11 a.m. 472-3817. Contemporary Worship w/band. Child Fan Clubs care is provided for all worship services. I • BOSOX BOOSTER FAN CLUB— Ministers: Dr. Denny Dennison and Pastor Boston Red Sox fans interested in joining Rob Peterson. 24-hour answering service. Please send $9.95, plus $2 shipping and handling, to the I can call Paul Gaeta at Tarwinkles' Legends 472-2684. Sanibel Captiva Review, P.O. Box 1670, Sanibel, Fl. 33957 1 Bar & Grille, 472-1366 or write 2477 • SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL I Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 2050 # COPIES: 1 • "PATRIOTS IN PARADISE" FAN Periwinkle Way—Sunday worship: §' CLUB—Fans interested in joining call morning chapel, 7:45 a.m.; full worship ADDRESS: i ,J fSB- Friday, January 9, 1998 • ISLANDER Bailey-Mat thews Sanibel-Captiva Shell Museum activities Conservation Location: 3075 Sanibel-Captiva Rd. Foundation F/ione: 395-2233 Location: 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road, Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday about one mile west of Tarpon Bay Road. Admission: $5 adults, age 8-16 $3, age 7 Phone: 472-2329 and under free. Hours of operation.-Nature. Center—8:30 On-site offerings: The mission of the mu- a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Native seum is to explain seashells and how they Plant Nursery 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays influence the affairs of mankind. Visitors 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. learn the important role seashells have Admission: $3 adult played in ecology, medicine, literature, On-site offerings: 10 & 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. religion, art and as a food source. Guided Trail Walks Monday through Sat- urday— fee included in admission. SCCF Care and owns over 880 acres, including about 10 Rehabilitation different loop walking trails covering 4.5 of Wildlife miles. Environmental and nature displays, Location: Sanibel-Captiva Road across nature shop, native plant nursery and au- from the Sanibel Elementary School. ditorium with scheduled talks and shows. Phone: 472-3644 Beach walks also provided 8:45 a.m. Hours: 11 a.m. Monday-Friday; 1 p.m. Sun- Thursdays. day — presentation and tour of facilities Sanibel Beaches Admission: S3 donation requested. Locations: Several public beaches are On-site offerings: CROW is a wildlife clinic available. Your best bet is to stop at the whose goal is the rescue, rehabilitation and Chamber of Commerce and get a map be- release of native wildlife. Outdoor cages fore driving up and down the roads. house some permanently injured wildlife as • The causeway itself is a beautiful walk- well as those still under rehabilitation. Edu- ing and fishing spot. cation Pavilion offers exhibit and video • Lighthouse Beach, on the east end of the Horticultural Tour island is a historic site. Good shelling, a Location: Sanibel Moorings, 845 East Gulf fishing pier, and also a new boardwalk trail Phone: 472-4119 called Gnarly Woods — well worth explor- Time: 10 a.m. Tuesday morning ing- ' Admission: Free • Gulfside City Park — Quiet and woodsy. Led by: Kirk Charles, grounds foreman • Tarpon Bay Beach — Very accessible to Meet in front of condo office. "downtown" Sanibel. Nearby nature walk The Moorings has extensive imported and in the Bailey Tract of the J.N. "Ding" Dar- carefully tended exotic specimens from As the cooler weather sets in, alligators won't be quite as visible as durnig the summer. ling Wildlife Refuge. around the world. • Bowman's Beach—on the way to Captiva. J.N. "Ding" Darling On-site offerings: Famous birding area. Ostego Bay Beautiful expanse of open beach and trees. Hiking trails, observation tower, fishing, • Turner Beach on Captiva — Limited National Wildlife crabbing. Bike trip or tram tour from Tar- Foundation parking.Great shelling and fishing.Very Refuge pon Bay Recreation. Location: 718 Fisheiman's Wharf on San hazardous undertow which can fool the un- Location: Sanibel Captiva Road Natural History Carlos Island wary— caution. Phone: 472-1100 ' Phone: 765-8101 Note: It is against the law to remove live Hours: Wildlife Drive open one hour after Boat Tour Admission: Donation shells from Sanibel waters. sunrise to one hour before sunset.- Visitor Location: South Seas Plantation On-site offerings: The Ostego Bay Founda- Sanibel Bicycle Club Center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday Phone: 472-5300 tion is an independent, non-profit organiza- Location: The Dunes Country Club through Thursday. Drive and Center closed Hours: 4-5:30 p.m. tion dedicated to the understanding, preser- Phone: 472-1397 on Fridays. Cost: $17.50 adults/$10 child 4-12. vation and enhancement of the marine envi- Meeting: Meets every Tuesday at 8:30. Admission: $5 per car on drive. $1 for biker Offering: Short boat trip with knowledge- ronment. Currently, has a marine science Visitors welcome. or hiker. Many alternatives for frequent ref- able guides into Pine Island Sound. center; provides boat and kayak tours. uge visitors. 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