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Vol. 37, -No. 12 Friday, March 27, 1998 Two Sections, 52 pages 75 Cents SLAM DUNK! START It! Resident pro- poses forming a group called START IT: "Start Thinking About Regulating Traffic." , . . Seepage ISA School Choice? Irate parents challenged School Board candidates Tuesday about busing and called for extending Sanibel Elementary to 8th grade...... Seepage 3A Buck Key Buck Key might be histori- cally significant, but that might not prevent develop- ment plans...... See page 3A Night Life Check out what's happening at night on the islands. Seepage 3B

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EQUAL HOUSING a OPPORTUNITY Toll Free (800) 233-8829 • Main Office (941) 472-1511 . Causeway Office (941) 472-4121. Captiva Office (941) 472-5154° ISLANDER -Friday, March 27, 1998 - 3A The Front Page Irate parents fight busing program ByJILLTYRER That's why a group of parents is lobbying to get cal points, but that sort of project isn't likely to happen Islander staff writer Sanibel Elementary expanded to cover grades K-8 instead very quickly — certainly not by next year, Boren said, Some parents got quite a shock last week when they of K-5. About 150 people turned out Tuesday night for a even if it were all up to the county school board. found out the Lee County School system expects their school board candidates' forum and the issue took front Under a new program, parents of children finishing sixth-grade children to travel every day from Sanibel to seat, especially after the meeting. A group of irate par- at Sanibel Elementary School rank in order of preference Bonita Middle School and back. ents surrounded school board members Katherine Boren the middle school they want their child to attend. In the That means Keith Owens' daughter, Danielle, could and Pat Riley. Riley, who represents Sanibel's district, isn't southern zone, which includes Sanibel, those choices are potentially spend three or four hours a day on school buses, up for reelection but was in the audience. Some felt they Dunbar Middle, Cypress Lake Middle, Three Oaks Middle he said. For children who live on Captiva — or North had been misled by representatives of the choice program'; and Bonita Middle. Captiva — the prospects are even worse. at least one man asked whom to contact to find out about Of the 44 fifth graders finishing Sanibel Elemen- "It's pretty onerous," said parent Alex Cook. "You're home schooling. tary this year, choices have submitted for 39, said school talking potentially three hours transportation per day." Expanding Sanibel Elementary was one of the fo- (Continued, page 4A) Archeologists discover Attorney challenges SPD ByJILLTYRER Islander staff writer second Calusa site A lawyer who represents a number of people charged with driving under the in- fluence claims that Sanibel police are some of the worst for not showing up for hear- But will Buck Key be developed or preserved? ings; but hearing officials say they have no reason to believe that. "I think if I lived on Sanibel, I'd be kind of concerned," said Michael Hornung. ByJILLTYRER There have been several incidents in the past year— including two in the past month — Islander staff writer in which Sanibel officers didn't appear at scheduled hearings at the Bureau of Driver Archeologists have unearthed another Calusa site on Buck Key, making it more Improvement. People charged with DUI have hearings at the BDI, essentially to deter- likely to be designated an historic site. But what effect that might have on Mariner mine whether they can keep their driver's license until the court date. Properties' plans for development still are not clear. One such incident took place about a year ago, when Officer Bill Dalton didn't For a couple of years, a pot has been simmering over a proposed development on show up for a scheduled hearing; something Hornung brought up at the time. As a Buck Key, which lies on the bay side of Captiva. Mariner Properties bought about 70 result. Dalton was reprimanded and Hornung's client got to continue driving until her acres on the island, which conservationists argue is a fairly pristine resource — one of court date. the few remaining West Indian Hammocks. Mariner proposed an "exclusive residential Just last week, Officer Patsy Sposato didn't show up for an unrelated BDI hearing community" on Buck Key, which is zoned for single family homes. Most of the island and that driver, also, had her license returned pending her court date. Sposato appar- ently was confused over the date, Hornung said. However, said Police Cm dr. John Terry, (Continued, page 6A) (Continued, page 27A) Gala benefits Pirate Playhouse By FRANK WAGNER of wonderful edibles that oc- Playhouse Oscars for board cupied the star-spot in the members of long standing Islander staff writer center of the room. It was This year's Pirate and those who had just surrounded by many tables joined the ranks, and spe- Playhouse Benefit Gala that would seat various num- was, by sheer necessity, a cial acknowledgments for bers of persons. Each table Managing Director Steven mini-gala that dealt nicely had as a centerpiece, a vase and successfully with its Leon, Artistic Director Bob of massive gladiola in a most Cacioppo and Carrie Lund, new concept — namely: unusual shade of deep lesser is besser. who will all be departing at purple. On each vase was the end of the season. This year's annual secured a glittering miniature fund raiser was given at the All of this was fol- markup of an Oscar. lowed by a live auction and well appointed, comfort- In a separate space ably elegant, warm and an announcement of the win- friendly St. Charles Har- ners of the silent auction. bour & Yacht Club in Fort Reporter's • Consensus? An inter- Myers. • esting new era at the Pirate All of the niceties'of Notebook Playhouse is about to begin, former years were in abun- headed by Kalfin, with a hope that community sup- dance and the well dressed off the main room the silent group of loyal Pirate Play- port for the theater will once auction was neatly arranged again unify for the better- house supporters had a and patrons passed down memorable evening. The ment of all and, after this the long line of awesome year's gala, a solid reaffir- event netted $36,000 for the items in a wide price range. playhouse. mation that good things can After much food and liquid come in small packages. Immediately upon ar- Carvers libation, the evening con- (Note: All monies rival you were greeted, name sisted of an introduction of Last week, The Periwinkle Park checked off, then you re- from subscriptions to Times the new Producing Artistic of the Islands magazine Carvers got together to give a showing of ceived your glass of cham- Director Robert Kalfin — pagne or wine and sent on sent in through the response their work. who in a short time has card in this newspaper are you way. The first thing you made a highly favorable Left, Janice Keeney paints a scissor- glimpsed as you entered the committed to a fundraising impression on the commu- drive for the Pirate Play- tailed flycatcher. Above, Ray Ridge's scar- meticulously decorated nity and local theater pa- let ibis, cardinal pair, and loons, among room was its huge groaning house) trons. Next came the distri- other pieces. board loaded with all types bution of special Pirate 4A • Friday, March 27, 1998 • ISLANDER r Middle School, from 3A board member Katherine Boren. Of those, 26 got their first choice, seven got their second choice and six got their third choice. Cypress Lake Middle is the school of choice for most island parents, primarily because—at a one-way school bus commute of about 45 minutes — it is closest to the island and that is where Sanibel Elementary graduates typically go. But things changed this year when the school board decided to go with a pro- MAILING ADDRESS gram that allows parents to prioritize their choices of schools for their children. The P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, FL33957 catch is that, while many Sanibel parents felt the program representative had assured Fax 472-5302 Scott Martell Terri Blackmore them they would get their first choice, a number of them didn't. Throughout the county, a little more than 89 percent of students got their first choice in middle schools; 86.5 LOCATION Editor General Manager Promenade Center percent in the south zone, Boren said. 695 Tarpon Bay Rd. Unit #13 That's partly because there's a lot of demand for Cypress Middle School, said PHONE: 472-5185 Robert Durham, Director of Student Assignment. Not only is it a top choice among Sanibel parents, a lot of other students in the zone choose Cypress, which also accom- SUBSCRIPTION RATES modates the arts magnet school. $22.00 $28.00 But on Sanibel, Owens pointed out, 33 percent of those families who chose did $20.75 Newspaper $26.42 Newspaper $155 Sales Tax $1.58 Sales Tax not get their first choice, meaning that their children could be spending hours on buses Annual Subscription Annual Subscription every school day. Leo County Florida Choice program result of desegregation $28.00 $42.00 Tracey Marhvalter Harry Pappas Annual Subscription Annual Subscription The choice program is a result of a desegregation order that came down 30 years USA Foreign Advertising Publisher ago. The county still is struggling to comply with the 1969 desegregation order, Durham Postal Information Manager said, and every new school and every major renovation is scrutinized by the courts for The Sanibel-Captiva Islander (USPS 481-400) is published compliance. every Friday and is distributed throughout Sanibel and Captiva Islands by the Breeze Corp. In the past, the school system has maintained school boundaries; but that has P O Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. Third Class postage Is paid at created some problems because these boundaries—who attends those schools — change the Sanibel Post Office, Sanibel, Fl. 33957. every time a new school or major renovations was completed. With Lee County's mas- Postmaster Send Address Changes to sive growth, Durham said, that's been happening every year and "over a period of Sanibel Captiva Islander time, it's not uncommon to find students in fifth grade in their second or third elemen- P O Box 56 tary school" as the school boundaries keep changing. Sanibel, FL 33957 About a year ago, the school board decided to try to alleviate that problem by establishing three zone boundaries instead of using school boundaries. Those three Classified advertising deadline Frank Wagner Sue Bryant zones are South, West and East. Within each zone, parents of students going into kin- is Tuesday 3:00 Arts Editor Account dergarten, sixth and ninth grades prioritize their school choices. It's a system designed Error Responsibility In the event of an error we are respon- sible only for the first incorrect insertion of an ad if. In our opin- Executive to offer students more stability and it also creates competition among schools, which ion there is a loss of value. We do not assume any responsibil- could improve quality. ity for an error beyond the cost of the ad itself. We assume no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisement "In Lehigh, it's working just fine, but we don't have any bridges or water be- but will reprint without charge that part which is Incorrect We tween us," said candidate Barbara Wallace. Still, she encouraged parents to take the are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 matter to the school board, as did the other two candidates. days ftom publication date. Columns: Opinions expressed in columns inTtis Islander and But it does create problems for families in places like Sanibel and Captiva. The Letters to the Editor are those of the person writing the column distance from the islands to schools on the mainland has long been a problem and a or letter and do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. number of families have chosen to move off the island to ease the commute. Given the hardship the commute creates and given that Sanibel Elementary is reported to be next up for major renovations, it makes sense to consider expanding the Production: Lonnie MacPeek, Jill Tyrer Anne Bellew school to cover grades six through eight, said Cook, one of the parents spearheading Anne Simat, Aaron Belchamber. Reporter Reporter the effort. Contributors: Elaine Stacy, It sounds like a good idea, but that proposal is not as easy as it might seem, school board member Katherine Boren said at a candidates' forum Tuesday night at Camille Kucaba, Captain Mike the Sanibel Community Association. Fuery, Betty Anholt, Faye Only three of six candidates made an appearance — incumbent Boren, of Dis- trict 4, Terry Wampler, of District 1, and Barbara Wallace of District 5. Their oppo- Granberry, Betty O'Neal, Art nents — Doug Santini, District 1, Cindy Kucharski, District 4, and Bill Gross, District Stevens. 5, did not show up. Gross and Santini were at a ball game at the invitation of the Lee County Board of Commissioners — an annual event — and Kucharski had a church The Islands' conflict, said Armand Ball, president of the Committee of the Islands, which spon- Val Jones Beryl Gray sored the forum. Community " Production Manager Classifieds In the audience at the forum was Pat Riley, who represents Sanibel's district on Newspaper since 1961 the school board and who is not up for election. Expanding Sanibel Elementary is a fairly major plan when it translates to 13 students who didn't get their first choice, Boren said. "We knew there would be prob- lems," she said, and the board set an "unofficial limit" of 55 minutes on a school bus per student. "That's not obviously going to happen with a child on Captiva." In fact, both she and. candidate Terry Wampler said that they had fought excessive commute Weather times for their own children. More than that, though, are other legal and practical restrictions, Boren said. For one thing, it is the state, not the board, that determines which schools are up for reno- vations. Reports last year showed that Sanibel Elementary was one of two schools topping the county list for renovations, Principal Barbara Von Harten said. "We have Forecast some classrooms that are over 30 years old. We're the only elementary school that March 18-25 does not have a kitchen." And, she added, the salt air has takes a toll on the facilities. Friday through Sunday- High/Low/Rain But even if the school is No. 1 on the list, that doesn't mean it's going to happen very 18: 82...66...0 quickly, and making an expansion by next school year is very unlikely, Wampler said. sunny to partly cloudy. Rain The board has been battling the state for several years to get 500 more seats at forecast from 10-20 percent. 19: 80...65...0.2 Estero High School, Boren said. There is a severe shortage, she said, but state officials Winds out of the southeast 20: 76...64...3.0 look at the county as a whole, not at a particular school, and they have argued that there 21: 66...59...0 are enough seats county wide. moving to the east at 10-15 22: 67...57...trace Furthermore, all major renovations like that have to get a stamp of approval in mph. 23: 78..,52...trace terms of desegregation from the federal courts as well as from the NAACP. The schools on Sanibel, Fort Myers Beach and Pine Island are exempt from the desegregation plan, Humiture:84% 24: 79...52...0 Boren said, and Sanibel, with 9 percent, is second only to Fort Myers Beach in claim- Gulf temperatures: 61 degrees ing the lowest minority ratio. Even if parents pursued the option of a charter school — essentially a school with its own board — it still would have to get approval of the Full moon: April 11 Temperatures and rainfall school board and it still would have to meet desegregation standards. New moon, Friday courtesy of the Chamber of Wampler voiced some similar concerns, but all three candidates urged parents to Commerce. pursue the possibility. After the meeting, some parents met with Boren and witn Riley Sunsets: about 6:41 p.m. — until Riley moved away, voicing concerns about the government in the sunshine Sunrises: 6:25 a.m. laws. Riley has agreed to look into the problem and to meet with affected parents, who also plan to approach the full board, Owens said. ISLAMDER - Friday, March 27r 1998 - 5A Remember

UUhen... SAN DOLLAR CONDOMINIUM WRAP AROUND DECK (Information for this column is taken from past issues of the Sanibel- Gulf Front Three Bedroom, two bath, pool Lakeside Wla at the Dunes with fabulous, lake Captiva Islander. The paper started publishing in 1961.) and tennis, wonderful condition and excel- views all white tile, 2 BR-2BAs, glass enclosed lent rental income. Offered completely fur- porch plus open decks spiral to downstairs and One year ago nished and with white tile and new carpet- two car garage. $199,500 furnished. (March 28,1997) ing. You'll love the San'dollar. $660,000 • The City of Sanibel agreeds to secure a couple of pieces of property near the Sanibel Community Association which could potentially be used as part of a traditional "small town center." • A man called Sanibel Police Tuesday, March 25, to report a deer on Woodring Road. When an officer arrived, he found the deer across the road from the man. It appeared sick and malnourished and was shaking. Within minutes of the officer's arrival, the deep collapsed and died. The officers suspect the deer might have escaped from someone caring for it. Five years ago EXQUISITE WATERFRONT VERY PRIVATE (March 27, 1993) Almost 2 acres of pristine beauty on Roosevelt Chan- 4 bedroom 3 bath home very private location, BIG • The recent submission of plans for a McDonald's restaurant, with a drive- nel. Magnificent furnished home with 3 story living pool, very close to the beach with deeded beach- room, family room, dining room with panoramic wide access. $369,500 through, was cause for all kinds of comments around Sanibel, both pro and water views. Enjoy i gorgeous bedrooms, 3.5 baths, wa- con. McDonald's is a class act," said Sanibel resident Fred Frederic, the des- terfront pool, dock, more $1,599,000. ignated franchisee of the proposed island McDonald's. "It will only do a project if it is going to be absolutely correct, appropriate and profitable." SAFE HAVEN Sanibel resident Ron Smiley declined to comment on the actual plans, but Don't miss this opportunity to live in Sanibel's hottest new upscale subdivision Gopher Walk. Only one developer lot remains. $225,000. said: "I'm not against McDonald's. I'm against what it will bring." He is certain that if Sanibel allows McDonald's to be built, other fast-foot restau- • MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 rants would also seek to open up franchises here. Broker, Associate (941)472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 (9411472-2902 (eves) Ten years ago 23 Year Island Resident with PMR Since 1978 (March 30, 1988) Priscilla Murphy • Planning Commissioner Mike Miracle has decided to run for City Council PMR Realty, Inc. Seat 2, which is beging vacated by Mayor Mike Klein in November. Long- • time resident Roz Wegryn already has indicated she, too, will seek Klein's seat. Planning Commissioners Mark Westall and Bob Davison, the two other » t S S T A declared candidates, have not yet announced the particular seats they will seek on the council. Councilmen Francis Bailey and Fred Valtin, whose terms expire this fall, have made no announcements as to whether they will seek re-election. Fifteen years ago (March 29, 1983) • Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife is launching an adopt-a-bird program and is asking for pledges by individuals to help support in the care, feeding and • UNBEAMHf rehabilitation of one bird or wild creature. Twenty years ago Give us your cable bill, we'll give you..; (March 28, 1978) • With the end of Sanibel's nine-month-long water hook-up moratorium in sight, members of the Planning Department and Planning Commission have in recent weeks been preparing themselves for what they expect will be an inundation of applications for city development permits as new water hook- ups at long last become available. Twenty-five years ago (March 29, 1973) • To date a total of $13,303 has been donated to the Sanibel-Captiva Fishing Pier Fund. Of this total, $8,900 has been turned over to the Lee County Com- mission to be applied toward the bid price of the basic structure. Thirty years'aqo Here's the deal: Come in for your Unbeatable Deal certificate to receive a $40 credit on your first DISH Network statement. Some restrictions apply. See certificate for rules and regulations. (March 28, 1968) • At Bailey's General Store, you can buy a pound of Maxwell House coffee LARRY'S ISLAND TV for 39 cents, six lemons for 19 cents, a pound of bacon for 39 cents, green Complete cabbage for 6 cents a pound, or a 5-pound bag of flour for 49 cents. Systems start At 2407 Periwinkle Way Thirty-five years ago Sanibel, Florida 33957 (March 28,1963) $179 (941)472-1881 • More than 100 people attended the ground-breaking ceremony for the new installation Not included. Matthew Lodge at Island Inn last Monday. 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is owned by the federal and state governments and by j the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. Apri-; vate owners who sold the 70 acres to Mariner also re-: tains a small portion. ; Mariner Properties President Ray Pavelka also has said all along that he would rather leave Buck Key: alone and get permission, instead, to build more units: at South Seas Plantation. Test Drive Our The proposal there is to add about 60 units of density at the resort—likely in the form of time shares. It might sound reasonable to protect Buck Key by al- lowing the new building in an area that's already de- veloped, Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation Executive Director Erick Lindblad has said. The prob- Remote Control lem is that it would impact a big chunk of wetlands and mangrove forest there. The proposal would affect 20 to 24 acres of salt marsh and mangrove fringe, Pavelka confirmed. It has met with a lot of resistance from Captivans, who oppose the influx of more people and traffic. Last year, Mariner hired researchers from the University of Florida to survey its property on Buck Key — an island where several Calusa Indian sites al- ready had been excavated — for its historical signifi- cance. The preliminary results of that testing came back recently and they show two more archeological sites on the Mariner property, in addition to the three known sites, one of which was a burial site. Of those two, one is "prehistoric in origin; the other is likely the remains of a small, late nineteenth/early twentieth century homestead community," according to the report to Pavelka. Several dipper shells and other tools were found in one area, judged to be associated with prehistoric burial rituals. The other site shows indications of a small, citrus-farming community on Buck Key in the 1890s with four homes and a school house. "However, the community was short lived due, in part, to untimely deaths and the hurricane of 1921." 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Pavelka hopes, though, that the board with make that recommendation in April, at which point Mariner would formally request the transfer. ISLANDER " Friday, March 27, 1998 • 7A POLICE BEAT Firefighter returns to duty A Sanibel firefighter who was charged a few weeks ago with misdemeanor pos- session of marijuana and paraphernalia has returned to full duty. The incident is no longer under active investigation, said Fire Chief Charles Frederick and, pending the outcome of the charges, David Case will continue on full-duty status. Case, 40, an 18-year veteran firefighter on Sanibel, wasarrested March 4, and was put on paid leave pending an investigation. "I had to make sure what was going Island Resident on," Frederick said. "So far he's only been charged with two misdemeanors.... It's the first time he's ever been put on anything like this by the fire department," he said. Moving violations Ron Urkovich Sanibel Police Chief Lew Phillips wants the public to know that SPD has intensi- fied its speeding enforcement, as is evident by the number of tickets written in the past few weeks: Announces The Opening Tuesday, March 24: • Shai M. Karpf of Captiva; careless driving in a parking lot on Rabbit Road. Monday, March 23: of his Law Office at • Alexander Afuentes of Fort Myers; 52 in 35 on San-Cap Road. • Carl L. Fischer Jr. of Indiana; 47 in 30 on Casa Ybel. 2323 Wooster Ln. #2 • Gary Ogden of Sanibel; 44 in 30 on Middle Gulf Drive. • Adaline Allen Shinkle of Minnesota; 44 in 30 on Middle Gulf Drive. • Kassia E, Strauss of Sanibel; 43 in 30 on Rabbit Road; told police she was going 35 Sanibel Professional Center mph. Sunday, March 22_: _ "(Middle Gulf Drive) Sanibel, FI • Roger Miles, Mayerson of Minnesota; 50 in 30. (West Gulf Drive) • Karen Lynn Bell of Sanibel; 49 in 30. 472-9082 • John M. Sullivan of Connecticut; 48 in 30. (Dixie Beach Road) • James G. Iannelli of Sanibel; 44 in 30. • Charles Kenneth Meeker of Sanibel; 47 in 30. Fax 472-1022 (Donax) • Robert R. Matistic of Fort Myers; 44 in 30. • Kevin M. Spates of Fort Myers; 43 in 30. Over 30 years of dedicated experience • Timothy Claude Roettger of Missouri; 42 in 30. Saturday, March 21: (San-Cap) ' . Stop by and say Hi! • Henry Vonkohorn of Connecticut; 53 in 35. • Mary Anne McCormick of Sanibel; 52 in 35. (Elsewhere) • Griffith Lewis Brown of Sanibel; failure to stop at a stop sign at Dixie Beach Road and Albatross and speeding. The Dream Comes True... • David Ammerman of Sanibel; no tag on trailer and driving with a revoked license on Periwinkle. The Bailey>Matthews Shell Museum on Sonibel Island now open (Continued, page 28A) Open T*i©*»-$vn. 10 ant • 4 pm Children 7 A under free, MM 8 • 16 $3.00, __. egos 17&wp$B.0Q. __ Tragic kitchen accident 3075 San-Cap Road Sanibel Island, Florida kills island woman ByJILLTYRER Islander staff writer Islanders lost one of their own Monday when long-time Sanibel resident Vivette Bursley died from burn-related injuries after a tragic accident last week. She and her husband, Gil Bursley, honeymooned on the island in 1949, said their son, Philip Bursley, and they built a house here in the mid '70s. "She was loved by everybody on the island," he said. "She was a very warm, giving person.... she really touched everybody." Vivette Bursley was active in the community and was instrumental in found- ing the Island Theatre Wing. "She was very involved in the Island Theatre Wing and maintaining it the way it was supposed to be," he said. Mrs. Bursley apparently was cooking a roast Monday, March 16, and when she opened the oven her clothes caught fire, said Sanibel Fire Chief Charles Frederick. Rather than dropping to the ground and rolling, he said, the 83-year-old woman ran through thehouse. By the time her husband was able to tackle her and roll the flames out, she had sustained severe burns. She was air-lifted first to Lee Memorial Hospi- tal, then to the burn center at Tampa General Hospital, Frederick said. She had been If you missed out on this one— burned on her abdomen, chest, neck, faceand arms. New Listing at $585,000. Also, 2 Sanctuary Sanibel Fire Control District and Lee County Emergency Medical Service re- sponded to the call on Snowberry Lane around 1 p.m., according to the fire depart- Building lots available. Call Fred ment report. She has a number of family members in the area and others have gathered on FRED MUELLER, GRI Office (94D 472-1511 the island from Ann Arbor, Mich., their winter home. Other family members have Toll Freel-800-233-8829 arrived from Turkey, her son said. A memorial service will take place at 11 a.m. Broker-Salesman Saturday at the Sanibel Congregational Church Fellowship Hall. !•;() .Box 57 1(119 Periwinkle Way After Hours (941) 472-6983 She was active in several groups, including a church group and a literary group, Sanihel Island; Florida 33957 Facsimile (941) 472-1292 herion^s^id."She .wa_S'reaJJy_th^spjriLin..tb£JKMps.,!LEhiUpjaLd,J!.theJnquiringv probing mind.... The tragedy of her death is so diametrically opposed to her spirit." "Everybody always felt enriched by her presence," he said. "We rejoice in what we remember of her." 8A - Friday, March 27, 1998 • ISLANDER 20 Years Later In part two of this special report, we interview Planning Director Bruce Rogers, who, along with City Manager Gary Price, has served the City of Sanibel for 20 years.

ByANNEBELLEW more law behind property rights now than before. Islander staff writer . Just as an aside on that point, our land acquisition pro- gram has also bought up ahead of time a lot of potential City Manager Bill Nungester hired Bruce Rogers as Director of Planning when he was in his thirties. Twenty lawsuits over development of marginal lands. That, too, is a years later, he's still here, working on his vision for Sanibel. plus. He came to the island after seven years as the head of Where does Sartibefs greatest planningfor the Illinois Conservation Department. His fam- threat lie? ily had moved to Florida in 1950, and Bruce went to high school in Miami. He graduated from the University of Florida, In the ballot box. Those people registered to vote in went to Florida State for his Master's and on to the Univer- the City will be the ones who elect the City Council, and the sity of Illinois for his Ph.D. "But I didn't finish," he said. Council provides the leadership. The City is fortunate to have Before writing his thesis he took the job with the Conserva- had consistently high-quality councilpersons and strong lead- tion Department. "I really regret not going back and com- ership that has continued to reaffirm the basic tenets of Sani- pleting that. Just sort of proves to me that 'stopping out' at bel. I certainly hope we can continue to attract quality people that level probably means you'll never get back. to run. It [the threat] doesn't come from Lee County. The "I always had an interest in conservation and natural county is doing its own thing. For example, Sanibel is hav- resource management, particularly when you put people in ing little or no influence on development along our evacua- the mix. One of my jobs for the State of Illinois was recom- ' a mf&j tion corridor. What we do with our land is a local decision mending which local government would get money from and will be, presumably, into the foreseeable future. the Federal Land & Water Conservation Fund. I can under- stand now some of the criticism I got from local govern- What do you see down ments about how I didn't have a clue about what was going the mad? on at a local level! I like this better; it's a bigger challenge." When we did the Vision Statement, it was gratifying He considers his boss at the Conservation Department, to see the unanimity of opinion expressed by the citizens Henry Barkhausen, one of the finest gentlemen he's ever and their desire to keep on keepin' on, so to speak, on the worked for. "No finer. He worked for the government and I right course. I don't see any great pressure to change the worked for him. He had a way of translating the politics development patterns. I think we'll still have residences here, down to his employees so they could be understood. We • And & really good thing is the close working rela- commercial there, etc. I took John Clark [author of the origi- hear so much about partisan politics... He would not say yes nal 1976 Sanibel Report] and his wife for a tour when he to something in order to comply but to improve a situation tionship the City has with the'National Wildlife Refuge and the Conservation Foundation — Ron Hight, the previous returned in 1994 for the 20/20 Conference. He said, 'You —for the betterment of the people." know, Sanibel really hasn't changed that much.' I don't see And they've maintained contact. "He's 80," Bruce refuge manager, today's Lou Hinds and Erick Lindblad [di- rector of SCCF]. These are really first-rate people with ex- that changing. I don't see the road network changing. continued* "andihe and Ms wife drive down to Sanibel every There'll probably continue to be pressure for more January in their Suburban with the canoe on top. He sails, cellent people skills — which has led to very successful co- operating arrangements that are good for everyone. development, both commercial and institutional—churches, fishes, even built himself a boat." museums and the like. I'm concerned that more sites will be Married for 30 years in August to Joan, Bruce has a What changes have you seen more intensely developed. daughter in who is a speech therapist and a son over the years? Redevelopment is another issue. The resorts, for ex- who's a sophomore at Purdue and played for Cypress Lake There's more of everything. Significantly more people, ample —will they be permitted to redevelop with the same High's football team before going off to college. traffic, buildings —- and a lot more activities here on a year- number of units? Some of them are getting old, you know, In point of fact, if you ask Bruce what he might be round basis. And it happened much more rapidly than any- and at some point it will no longer be economically feasible doing if he weren't in planning, he says (after making sure one anticipated 20 years ago. We've instituted several to hammer and patch. this is just imaginary conjecture and he wouldn't have to be ROGOs (rate of growth ordinances) and moratoriums on And what about short-term accommodations? There qualified for it), "Be involved in an administrative capacity building permits over the years—one right after incorpora- are many fewer now than when the city incorporated. They with college athletics. I find that fascinating. It's closer to tion — to slow things down, but... were all built under the County's higher density regulations. pure competition; there are new people coming through all The most apparent change over the last several years There is no motel operating today that was built on a City of the time. Trying to balance the athletic program with the is in the value-set of the people moving here. It's natural, if Sanibel permit. Signal Inn tried to be a motel, but only three educational program — that's the challenge. Plus it's fun. you move to a new place, to bring those values that are im- units per acre were allowed. That made the density too low When I'm visiting Purdue, I always find time to talk to the portant to you from your previous home. But the farther we've to sustain short-term rentals and they went condo. athletic director. One needs an interesting combination of gotten away from Sanibel's incorporation, the fewer people skills to do that kind of coordination." As the motels become obsolete will the City permit there are who have any knowledge of why the city incorpo- them to redevelop as short-term rentals? Or will they have to What are the best things you've rated in the first place. They don't have the long-term per- redevelop as high-end condos that aren't available for short- seen take place here? spective; they see what is here now without knowing why term rentals? I think it's good for the economy that visitors The City has done some really good and far-sighted it's here. A lot of people think the preservation effort is fin- have a place to stay for a few days, a weekend. things that will pay off forever. ished instead of ongoing. Jim Nicholas, in his Economic Assumptions report, • The land acquisition program, the money the City All that seems to lead to the large houses, to more concluded that natural values are our strength, that we should has spent on conservation lands. There couldn't be a better things to do. The conservation ethic is not necessarily at the keep emphasizing them for economic reasons. He did point long term investment in the city. In the long run it will lower core of their thinking the way it has been over the years. out, however, that the City.needs to have in place land use taxes because there will be no demand for infrastructure o.n I don't want to sound like I'm against change — it's regulations that recognize the importance to the municipal- these lands. not my desire to not see change. But it is my desire to keep ity of both the resort and the commercial facilities. • Not building or widening existing roads, not increas- in the forefront what makes Sanibel different. It's not just A commercial study, The Adler Report, recommended ing the capacity of the road system. That's a good long term conservation for conservation's sake;' conservation is the that we become a destination shopping spot. To me that's investment. We've not always managed traffic the cheapest core of our economy. Without the natural or restored-to-natu- entirely inconsistent with Sanibel's conservation ethic. way, as you well know. Lights are a lot less expensive than a ral conditions, we don't have a strong economy. I'm sure we'll probably revisit these issues any num- cop. One thing Sanibel doesn't suffer from is lack of atten- ber of times. • The surface water management project. I'm really tion or lack of visitors. But we do want it to be a place that And there's the bridge replacement issue. I hope all proud of City Council for sticking to that and not caving in. remains attractive to those who are "believers." the issues that need to be in the mix are in the decision- It's better environmentally and provides much quicker relief [This week Bruce was invited to attend a conference making mix. We've got one shot to try and get it right. I in the event of a flood. at the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's National Conservation certainly hope it's seen as more than just a construction job • The City has continued to be probably as good as it Training Center in Shepherdstown, W. Va. — "Exploring — some engineer's pet project. I hope the Feds really take could be with respect to maintaining beaches—as resistant the Development of a Training Program for Gateway Com- an active part. to armoring efforts as possible. The beaches are as natural as munities & Their Public Lands Partners." Coming from Sani- bel, he's considered one of the experts.] Of what are you the proudest? we could hope for. That Sanibel has been able to keep in place the precepts • Exotic plant removal. The City took early aggres- Another thing that's changed over the years is the law of the original plan and have them reaffirmed 20 years later in sive action to get rid of melaleuca and now we're working as it applies to land use decisions—not just on Sanibel but the Vision Statement and the Evaluation & Appraisal Report. on Brazilian pepper. It'll be a real test for the Council to everywhere. Local governments have a lot less ability today to make decisions in the public's best interests. There's a lot . continue a strong position on the six new listed species. (Continued, next page) ISLANDER • Friday, March 27, 1998 • 9A New on Sanibel for less than $200.000?! CITY 5 I D E Residents oppose cluster housing ByANNEBELLEW Islander staff writer Despite possible changes to the Land Development Code that may affect Beachview Estates, Ray Fenton, representing the developer, Homes, appeared This house on your improved Homesite! before the Planning Commission on Tuesday, March 24, with an application for cluster housing — drawing the ire of adjacent neighbors who oppose such development. The "Sandollar Model" is pictured above and The project site is the vacant parcel of land on Pyrula, adjacent to Beachview's golf course. priced at $98,750. Combined with one of our two According to Fenton, in 1990 when Beachview pulled its permit to complete the golf course and restore their part of the Sanibel River, plans were submitted for devel- vacant homesites you CAN own new on Sanibel opment of cluster housing on this parcel. However, the present homeowners on Pyrula say they were led to believe that for less than $200.000. CALL TODAY! they were building/buying in a single family residence-only area. (The cluster housing would still be a single family-only area because the cluster homes are not multi-family units.) But the residents are extremely disturbed at what they term a "definite increase of density" across the sireet, although legally that is not so, because Beachview has surrendered housing units on Birdie View Point. "This may not look like an increase in density on paper," said full-time resident Fred Bould, "but to those of us on the other side of Pyrula, who look out our windows at the golf course, this is a definite increase in density!" Bould also related a conversa- tion he had had with Alan Smith, president of Beachview Estates, whom he had asked why cluster housing was desirable. "He told me, '1) It would allow an increase in den- sity; and 2) the units could be built at a lower price which would be attractive to those wishing to buy to rent.'" Sandi Hutchings pointed out that there is only one non-full-time resident on the IF YOU'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR east side of the street. "And despite the 'rules' about four-week-mimimum rentals, there INTERIOR DESIGN IDEAS & INSPIRATION... is one home on Junonia [an adjacent street] that's being rented on a very short term YOUR SEARCH IS OVER! basis. I can't see that it would be any different for these smaller units you're consider- ing across the street." . • Window Treatments • Wallcoverings Hutchings also pushed the idea of putting the cluster development on Eagle Run, • Accessories • Floorcovering • Furniture an undeveloped court in the sub-division that turns directly off Donax to the north of the Sanibel Promenade (Across from Postoffice) river. That site is slated for high-end homes, the Commission was told. 695 Tarpon Bay Road, #15 • 8:30-4:30 Mon.-Fri The Pyrula residents' objections stem from the likelihood of increased traffic, noise and the possibility of short term rentals. Hutchings also pointed out that, particu- (941)472-6551 larly this year but also in other especially wet years, they have had troubles with their sewers and some flooding. The other difficulty would seem to come from the appearance of the new units. "They talk about how they are smaller," said Bob Radigan, another resident who's also a realtor. "They may be, but, with their concrete block construction from the ground up, they're going to wind up looking like a row of 16 condos all the way down the street. They want them close to the amenities, not on Eagle Run? Why? So that renters will have the use of all the 'amenities' — the beach at one end of the street, golf course behind them, and fishing in the river. I wouldn't mind spending my vacation there, CINDY MALSZYCKI CAROL GAGNON DEBRA GEORGE Internet - http://www.decoratingden.com would you?'" The issue was not resolved on Tuesday. In fact, the matter was continued to the May 26 meeting of the Commission, at which point the amendment to the development code may (or may not) be in place. INVESTORS!

Rogers, from 8A Are there things you would have liked to have seen happen? The hardest thing for council members in a small town to do is say "No" to their friends and neighbors. After all, they see them in all kinds of contexts every day, in some instances. They're put in the position of passing on or denying requests and, by golly, you know these people. I think we've said "Yes" too many times. Each project taken individually is no big deal; but, then you wind up with disruption associated with a whole lot of special events, for example, every week during season. BIG Arts has gotten a lot of attention. First their big building, then an ever-increasing schedule. It's been impossible to say "No." Whatever the special event—whether it's sponsored by a service club, BIG Arts, the COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ON PERIWINKLE WAY-IDEA! LOCATION Community Association, whatever —'in combination, they draw more and more people 44,127 square feet of land, 100 feet frontage on Periwinkle, 5267 square feet of retail. The here. There's the Historical Museum right next door; I mentioned BIG Arts; the Shell Mu- building is beautiful and was built in 1990. Business is not for sale, however a Very attractive seum; the Sanibel Music Festival — it's too much. Cumulatively, it has a negative effect. Seller leaseback is offered for up to five years or Seller will vacate. Opportunity exists to allow Even the new Education Center at "Ding" Darling. It's a major new facility—larger park- two retail businesses, seller is willing to lease half of square footage allowing Purchaser to use ing lot, larger building. By itself it's a great project, but in combination...? half. Income, mortage information and survey available. This is a fine investment opportunity And there is independent national and international advertising intended to draw still for $1,650,000. I'll give you all the details - call Marsha Clifford 941-472-1511 or 941-472-2902. more people to the islands. [SCCF has withdrawn its name from one of these campaigns.] What's been your biggest challenge MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 Broker, Associate (941)472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 over the years? 23 Year Island Resident wilh PMR Since 1978 (941 )472-2902 (eves) In this position you end up having to say "No" to a lot of people's requests. To be able to do that insuch a way that they understand why they're being denied is, hands down, the Priscilla Murphy biggest challenge of this job. PMR Realty, Inc. 10A • Friday, March 27. 1998 • ISLANDER Our Town

The company contacted Sanibel's Saturday, March 28. No Sweat Productions, run by Tim and There will also be a PEOPLE Mary Irving, who coordinated the shoot at bake sale and refresh- the Dunes. ments. Anyone inter- Kids make commercial ested in setting up a Three Sanibel youngsters — Rita Headed to Germany! table ($10 inside and Irving, Max Krause and Darrick Gavin — Sanibel resident Megan Friedlund is $5 outside) should managed to star in a television ad that among 50 Grand Prize winners of the 1998 call 472-9979. showed on ABC last week. The ad was a Daimler-Benz Award of Excellence. The public service announcement filmed at the award, a global awareness program spon- Spring Dunes Country Club by Liberty Mutual. sored by Daimler-Benz and the Goethe Festival set That company has been doing spots that Institute, has chosen Megan as one of its The Fourth An- encourage young children to get into play- most distinguished students to join a group nual Children's Spring ing golf. of young Americans and Canadians on a Festival of the Islands three-week, all-expense-paid study tour to takes place from 9:30 Germany. a.m. to 1:30 p.m April Friedlund, a junior at Cypress Lake 4 on the grounds of High School, competed against 400 other Periwinkle Place. The HELD OVER students at Cypress Lake, who entered the fun begins with a tra- competition with over 213,000 students ditional Easter Egg throughout the U.S. and Canada. The con- Hunt, followed by test tested students' knowledge of contem- games and crafts, Tim- porary Germany — dealing with educa- Tim the Clown, the noticed the raffle booth -v/.- -•.. Puppet Theater, crab tional, political, social, cultural and every- selling tickets for a bike in front of Bailey's—and bought day issues of modern Germany and its re- races, pony rides, a united capital, Berlin. bounce house and 120 tickets from Charlie Pykel AII the monies from the The trip will begin in Berlin for the gymnastics tumbling. raffle go to help Ray Parsons raise funds for the GTE 50th anniversary of the Berlin Airlift after Refreshments, a used BigRide Across America, a fundraiser for the American an orientation and meetings with U.S. Con- book sale, Chinese Lung Assocation. gressional members and the German Em- auction and a silent bassy in Washington, D.C. auction will also be part of the fun. arterial diesease on Thursday, April 2 at JOHN JAMES AUDUBON (1785-1851) the Senior Center on Library Way. Ap- The Birds of America: Where do you want pointments are required. Please calll- Amsterdam Edition 1971-1972 800-364-0467, or 472-5743 for more in- EVENTS your taxes to go? formation. Approximately 225 sets were printed each A public meeting will be convened containing 435 different images measuring Lion's Fair at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 2 at the Sanibel Tardosky exhibit 26"x 39". The scarcity of these prints has The 15th annual Lions Arts & Crafts Community Association to see what citi- risen dramatically over the past 25 years Fair will be held Friday and Saturday, March zens desire in the way of City government opens April 1 and are becoming more difficult to find as 27-28 at the Sanibel Community Center. services over the next five years, and in- An opening for a mixed media art Audubon's popularity continues to grow. More than 130 exhibitors are expected. Last evitably, how much in taxes they will be exhibit by Sheila Tardosky of the Tree year's fair netted nearly $20,000 for Lions willing to pay to get those services. The House Gallery will take place 5:30-6:30 charities and attracted a record paid atten- Through March 31,1998 City has established a quasi-governmen- p.m. April 1 at the Capfiva Island Yacht dance of 4,597. tal body — The Five-Year Project Review Club. To RSVP, please call 472-4133. The 11:00 am to 6:00pm Rummage Sale Committee — which will be seeking in- exhibit will stay up in the Yacht Club Shirley Allen The American Legion Ladies Aux- put and making recommendations to Coun- through May. 630 Tarpon Bay Road iliary Post 123 is sponsoring a "Rummage cil. The group is composed of Armand Ball, Dick'Walsh, Steve Brown, Dick Lindbergh show Olde Sanibel Shops Sale" at the legion (mile marker 3 on Sani- Anne Morrow Lindbergh, wife of bel Captiva Road) from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Curtin, Jan Hyatt, Erick Lindblad and Bob 472-4544 Wigley. world-famous aviator Charles LIndberg, will be portrayed in a one-woman show Health screening by Fort Myers dramatist/writer Rusty offered April 2 Brown at the Lexington Country Club at Life Line Screening, Inc., a non- 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 1, with lunch at Priced for Immediate Sale! physician referral ultrasound screening noon. Cost is $12.95 per person. Reserva- service, will offer screening tests to deter- tions are required. Call 437-1405. Sanctuary Heron Condominium mine peoples risk of thrombotic stroke, $469,900!!! abdominal aortic aneurysm and peripheral (Continued, page 11A)

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Cruise to fight cancer A Kick Ice Satin Cruise from 6-7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 29, will be a fund-raiser to sponsor Mary Ann Castimore's Like about Spring? climb of Alaska's Mt. McKinley in the "Climb against the Odds for Breast Cancer." The cost of the cruise will be $50 per per- When we asked what people were most looking son, with all monies collected turned over to the Breast Cancer forward to about spring, we sort of expected a lot of Fund. The cruise is on the Gosnold Spirit out of McCarthy's comments about tourists and traffic, but the only one Marina and includes complimentary cocktails and hors who mentioned them didn't want to give his name. d'oeuvres. Call Mike Cohen, 472-1808 for more information. Here is what others said they were most looking for- ward to: Almost Taste Time — May 31 Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife is gearing up for its annual Taste of the Islands which will be held at Gulfside City Steve Muffins, Park on May 3. Sanibel Volunteers are needed — please call Val Pool, 472-5187 to sign up. If you're interested in being a Corporate and/or Wild- "Improved fishing." life sponsor, please call Ben Johnson, 472-3644. NOTICES Free seminar for Alzheimer's caregivers On Tuesday, March 31, authors Lyn and Bill Roche will present a seminar on "How to be a friend to an Alzheimer's Caregiver." The seminar will be held from 3-5 Gala set for April 1 Gus Durhoiz, p.m. in the Community Room at Hope Hospice, located at Sanibel 947- HealthPark Circle, and is sponsored by the Alvin A. The Old Schoolhouse Theater Found- Dubin Alzheimer's Resource Center, the Area Agency on ation's annual fundraiser gala will be held on "I'm retired and I Aging for Southwest Florida, and Pfizer, Inc. There is no April 1 (and we ain't foolin'). have no recollection of the charge for the semianr. Reservations are required on or be- Above, George Madison, yes, that eminent seasons.... On Sanibel, sea- fore March 30 for participation. Call 437-3007 for more in- City Councilman, shows off his Carmen Miranda sons run into each other and formation. outfit. He's definitely set for some fun and danc- I enjoy all of them." Heartsaver course ApriS 4 ing at the fund-raiser! The celebration starts at The Sanibel Fire Control District will hold a Heartsaver 5:30, runs until 11 p.m. and will be held at the course from 1-5 p.m. April 4. The course will include back- Sundial Beach Resort. The evening includes ground information about heart disease and risk factors, and cocktails, music, a candlelit dinner, Black Jack CPR will be taught. Pre-registration is required. Cost of the tournament, dancing to Satin Jazz and a perfor- course is $10. Call 472-5525 for more information. * mance by J.T. Smith and friends. Cost is $100 Biff Madsen, Bishop Verot High Schooi per person. Sanibel & Michigan begins campaign Bishop Verot Catholic High School and a group of sup- "Returning North porters, including many Sanibel residents, have announced the FAITH and seeing my family. But "Verot Voyage—A Community Quest for Educational Excel- that's not for another lence" capital campaign to raise $3.8 million. This is the most Fastenau accepts SCC call month." comprehensive fundraiser in the 35-year history of the school. Tim Fastenau has accepted the call of Sanibel The money raised will support the renovation of the Central Community Academic Center and Library and the construction of the new Church to serve as Santini Center for the Arts. their Pastor of Dis- For information on how to become involved, call Terry cipleship. Fast- Igo at the school, 936-4931. enau is married to the former Jeanne Rick Carlson, Sowers (daughter GROUPS of Gary and Suzie Chicago Sowers of Sani- Warm weather; fish- Shelf Club meets bel). They have ing season." The general public is invited to attend the March 31 three elementary meeting of the Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club at the Sanibel school children Community Assocation. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. and are expecting Anne Joffe, Sanibel businesswoman and world travelers, will their fourth child. present a program entitled "The Other Side ofPhillipine They relocated Shelling," in which she will enlighten the audience on prac- from Greensboro, tices of the commercial shelling industry in the Phillipine N.C. where Islands. After the program, a raffle of shells will be held to Fastenau has been benefit the club. There is no admission fee, and light refresh- on the staff of The ments will be served. Call 454-8659 for more information. Navigator's Church Disciples Ministries. Service of Tim Carison, installation were held in worship at 9 and 10 a.m. Sun- Chicago Final cafl for scholarships day, March 3. Scholarships are available to local residents by the Fastenau's background includes both a Bach- Flowers. Being from Sanibel and Captiva Kiwanis Club. Those who are planning elors and a Masters of Mechanical Engineering from the northern states, the ~to attend,-or currently attend, a college or vocational school Georgia Institute of Technology. He has worked with warm weather." in Florida may be eligible. For more information and an ap- NASA on the Space Station, Freedom, and with plication, please call 472-5403, or write to the Scholarship Michelin Americas Research Corporation before en- Committee, P.O. Box 1, Sanibel, FL. 33957. Deadline is April tering fulltime Christian ministry with the Navigators. 15. (Continued, page 13A) 12A - Friday, March 27, 1998 • ISLANDER OUR TOWN Snapshot What are your best asset and worst quality? "I'm most proud of my mod- esty. ... I'm too shy, too reticent," she said with a grin. What do you like to read? "Lately, I've been reading biographical novels. Jody Brown — A woman I'm reading a new book about Julius Caesar by Colleen McCullough. ... [And] magazines. I can't throw away a with a [sense of] history National Geographic of a Smith- sonian." ByJILLTYRER bel and where did you come from? Who would you most like to have din- Islander staff writer "Davenport, Iowa.... We moved here ner with? "There are a lot of questions If you have a question about the his- in 1985. We left Davenport the day that... I still would like to ask my grandpar- tory of Sanibel or Captiva, chances are Tropical Storm Bob struck the island. We ents — both sides. ... Great historical Jody Brown has the answer. had no idea that the entire island wasn't figures, I'd be intimidated by them. I'd supposed to be underwater," she said with rather talk to thepeasant people." A member of Sanibel's Historical Jody Brown Preservation Commission and a docent at a laugh. the Sanibel Historical Village and Mu- She and her family had been visit- seum, Brown hunts and collects bits of his- ing the island for years, after they first dis- skirt and clutching her shells until her hus- cess for making indigo dye in the 1700s, torical information the way she collects covered it in 1974. "We were gypsying" band, who was fishing, returned to collect Brown said. Her father, the governor of fossils and shells. The difference is that she through the state and stopped at a restau- her. As it turned out, though, "she gave Antigua, had left her in charge of the in- keeps some of the biggest and best shells rant where they asked a waitress which those shells to my mother for me, Baby digo plantation. and fossils; she happily disperses her his- beach she liked best. She said Sanibel and Jody, Baby Jo Ann." Has there been someone who made torical tidbits — usually with some fasci- they decided to investigate. "What if she'd Do you plan to stay on Sanibel? a big impression on you? nating tale and a hint of her quick wit. said Fort Myers Beach?" Brown said. She "I plan to live to be 150 and ride my "A history teacher I had in college, A history buff for most of her life, and her husband might have decided to bicycle until the bitter end and, unless there just because he was such a fascinating lec- she's spent the past decade or so focusing bypass the islands completely. . are really horrendous changes,... I'll stay turer, Dr. Robert Irrman. ... He personal- on island history and trying to share that But she's had relatives who have vis- until the taxes get too high." ized history" by talking about, for example, knowledge. She's been on the Historical ited the island much longer. "The year I Where did your interest in history what life would be like in certain situations Preservation Committee, an advisory board was born, my grandparents come down come from? or focusing on an individual. "When I'm to City Council, for about eight years and from St. Petersburg Beach because my "I was a fourth generation Daven- docenting at the museum, that's what I try she's been working at the Historical Vil- grandmother wanted to shell on an island," porter and my mother's family were some to do." lage since 1988, four years after the first she said. She waded out to a sandbar and of the first settlers of Virginia. I guess a It's been satisfying seeing the village buildings there opened to the public. was happily collecting shells, but the tide pride of place and pride of family" helped "come to fruition — the development of How long have you been on Sani- came in. There she was, holding up her nurture her interest, she said. this village and the number of people who Do you haye any favorite family come through and appreciate what they stories? see. I love it when families come through One of her favorites is a story her and the kids have a notebook" to take notes mother tells: "She was the middle child of for a school assignment, she said with a nine and middle children are always a little smile. bit different," she said. "She was bounc- " ... Sanibel's history is so compact Buying ing on the bed and got high enough to do a — from basically being a pioneering [com- flip. She did a flip right out the window munity] to what it is today.... Sanibel was (flLLWWSTRfivC on the Islands? and rolled down the porch," She went considered frontier in 1888." [WLL SERUtCE flCENCv|) through the glass, but ended up with only What do you consider the most some scratches. "She always added that she historically significant structure on the Saralee has the Key. had just gotten out of the shower and didn't islands? have any clothes on and was dripping wet," "The lighthouse, no question. .., In Brown said. That's the story her mother terms of changes, the [Colonial] bank ..., told to keep her own children from bounc- Special sailing on the which has been a church, a school, a home, ing on the bed. a gallery and now a bank." CROWN PRINCESS Do you have any stories like that? What would you still like to see ac- 2 for 1 cruise only! "I was a model child and until all my complished? Ft. Lauderdale to children move out and [I] have grandchil- "There are things I'd like to see done Key West & Cozumel dren, that's the story I go with," she said right here," she said, such as a historical APML18-22 with a grin. survey of "the island in terms of structures What 80 you do professionally? and where things happened." When neigh- PREMIER CRUISES "I taught high school English about borhoods .— both old and new — began. 3 NIGHT BAHAMAS CRUISE 10 years," she said. "All along, I longed to "I would like to see financial help for sailing from Port Canaveral to teach history.... There were never any po- people who own old buildings" to restore Fjfe*ucaya & Nassau sitions to teach history that didn't have to them. There aren't many houses over 50 ~T Residents! You need key information coach football... and I wasn't qualified.... years old left, for instance, she said. "There from $299.00 We're talking the '60s. It was while I was were a lot on Captiva and those are the ones to make a wise decision. teaching that they started giving women we're seeing disappear," such as Anne Simplify your search. equal pay, but you had to be head of a Morrow Lindbergh's home. "One day it's EXPLORE THE ATLANTIC! household." • there and the next it's gone." APRIL 13TH -19 NIGHTS Let Saralee March is Women's History Month. She doubts that enough money could RIO de JANEIRO to open the door Who do you think is the most significant be offered to persuade owners not to sell. PALMADEMALLORCA to your island dream. woman in history? But, she said, "styles will change. Maybe from $1,078 port tax inc "I'm thinking right away Cleopatra. one day the small house will be appreci- air add-ons available [email protected] In American history, Susan B. Anthony and ated because it has a simplicity that we the ones who hung around with her.... They want to put back in our lives." http://fl.living.net/RMltor/l040203 certainly did a lot for the country in terms What are you most proud of? Call for specials on your Call Saralee at John Gee of equality. It is really difficult to imagine "I'm really proud of my three boys. how few women were able to accomplish They're not doctors; they're not going to dream vacation... John (3

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Guest Commentary I predict that Sanibel/Captiva will enter an economic cycle of SanibeTs Day Trippers—a Growing Problem decline and a deterioration of In 1996 I prepared a real estate land use data base tors to Sanibel and Captiva Islands. Rather, I will focus and market analysis along with recommendations confront- my remarks on the problem. our quality of life, ing the most pressing problems facing the islands. In the that could last a "synopsis" of my report I stated "Periwinkle's growing high Subjective Evaluation season congestion, caused by increasing numbers of day Let's begin subjectively with a show of hands from decade—unless trippers, could erode the islands' quality of life. Sanibel/ all of you in the room who feel that traffic has worsened on we do something Captiva leaders need to gain control of day visitations by the Island in the past seven,years. My opinion is the same forbidding major new attractions and controlling the cost and I would express it by saying that I can no longer find a about controlling of access to the islands," parking space in the Eckerd's parking lot during high-sea- day visitors NOW. After submitting the report, I volunteered to meet son. It is now more difficult to dine out before 8 p.m. When with each City Council member to discuss the report, an- I pick up my daughter from Sanibel Elementary School at ... Our City Council will listen to a large swer questions and offer specific recommendations for plan- 4 p.m., I can no longer drive to my home, on the east end of and organized group of citizens in the I i ning solutions to the problem of day visitation. It was a the island, without major delays along the evacuation route. major mistake. I became a lone voice in the night, the only However, subjective opinions and feelings are arguable, same way that they have responded one, besides Gary Price, who recognized the problem. I uniquely individual, and often slanted. So let's approach favorably, in the past, to the bicycle naively put myself on the front line in an effort to find so- the problem of growing traffic congestion from an objec- lutions to the problem. Ultra-conservative council mem- tive perspective. club, to the STOP-IT organization and bers and Stop-It, an organization made up of mostly Dunes Objective Evaluation to the powerful and successful McSpoil residents, which advocates a moratorium on all develop- A more objective opinion comes from analysis of organization which prevented fast foods ment, attacked me, fearful that I was pro-development. In the most recent high season traffic count on Periwinkle Way fact, I stated in my reports' conclusion that "Island leaders at Bailey Road, February, 1995. Roads are ranked by the from coming to the Islands. Let's call should discourage development of new local retail centers "level of service" that they provide. These categories in- this new organization "SHiRTIT" — and guide the way for an easy transition of many tradi- clude A through E with A representing free-flowing traffic tional retail locations to business use." and E representing gridlock. The total number of cars at Start Thinking About Regulating Therefore, today I will offer no ideas or possible so- Bailey Road and Periwinkle Way numbered 24,362 cars in Traffic. lutions to the problem of the growing numbers of day visi- (Continued, page 18A)

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Office: 941-472-1511 • 800-233-8829 Voice Mail: 941-982-7755 16A • Friday, March 27, 1998 • ISLANDER COMMENTARY Let us know your priorities Shell Shocked To the Editor: The Sanibel City Council has commissioned a Five Year Budget Projection Re- view Committee to review a five year projection made by city staff in order to bring back recommendations to the Council by mid-May. Our Committee is seeking the input of citizens as to the priorities of that five year Bicycle Etiquette budget projection. It is vital to develop a five year overview of the city budget which can be used as a reference point for new projects which are proposed regularly and to on't you sometimes get the feeling that there's provide a base for strategic planning over a longer time frame that an annual budget. too much emphasis on bi-cycle paths and not Yes, this discussion can affect your property tax rate! But it can also affect the Denough on the riders? With more and more type of services you receive from your city government! And it can affect the very hearty souls peddling around the island day and night, it's ambiance that makes Sanibel different! So, it is not as simple as saying "let's cut taxes." vital to formulate some bicycle etiquette to avoid argu- The Committee is anxious to understand the concerns and priorities of the voters ments, skirmishes and accidents. These rules of etiquette of Sanibel so that they can be considered as the committee develops its recommenda- should be distributed to every rider before one mounts up. tions. In fact, these rules should be committed to memory and The next opportunity to share in this process is at the Town Meeting sponsored by recited out loud before a bicycle rental is permitted. COTI and SCAat 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 2 when the Committee will be present and 1. It is considered the height of bad manners to ask for a seat seek specific priorities from those present. There will be regular committee meetings in in a Sanibel restaurant for your bicycle. There is a strict or- MacKenzie Hall to which the public is invited to bring suggestions and concerns: 9 dinance in Sanibel on escorting inanimate objects to restau- p.m. Monday, April 6; 1 p.m. Friday, April 17; 9 a.m. Wednesday, April 22; and 9 a.m. rants. However, if you're so inclined, there are a number of Wednesday, April 29. off-island restaurants that cater to bicyclists. We welcome your comments to individual committee members or to the group as 2. Hand signals when making turns from bicycle paths are a whole. strictly prohibited. Many pedestrians have been punched ftftSTEVENS Armand Ball, Chair; committee members Dick Walsh (Vice-Chair), Steve Brown, in the face by rapid-fire left jabs. Sanibel rules of etiquette Dick Curtin, Jan Hyatt, Erick Lindblad and Bob Wigley. call for the standard island voice signal, "Get out of the Ban smoking in public places way, you turkey." To the Editor: 3. Offering rides to alligators is considered gauche. However, racing alligators with Wouldn't it be nice for the folks in charge to concentrate on helping citizens of your bicycle is considered good clean fun and is encouraged by island officials. We Sanibel be assured that there will be no more smoking in our public buildings, restau- urge our visitors to get as much of a head start as possible, though. rants, schools. If smoking could be reduced from public places, it could help reduce the 4. Bicycle racing in the lobbies of island resort hotels is considered bad manners. Man- over 50,000 people a year who die from inhaling second-hand smoke, to the over 500,000 agement encourages you to do this in your guest rooms. that die from their own smoke. 5. Playing tennis on bicycles is also not encouraged unless you use an oversized racket. We seem to worry more about the rental beach chairs, whether a person call col- There is much to see and do in Sanibel. Make your experience here more joyous lect two live shells or no live shells, or whether the birds and animals in the wilds get with a bicycle. Sanibel has bent over backwards to accommodate tasteful and law abid- stressed out from too many visitors (hence the Friday holiday for them in the refuge). ing bicycle riding. We have constructed beautiful bicycle paths, and provided breath- One by one more restaurants are eliminating smoking, and they report in some taking scenery. We do not believe we're asking for too much when we respectfully ask instances that business has increased because of it. Congratulations to Windows on the our visitors to abide by our five rules of etiquette. Water, Captiva Inn, Chowder House and others. „ A recent poll showed that some 89 percent of smokers would like to stop if they could. Let's give them some help plus help the 64 percent who do not smoke, but have to inhale smoke. William Baker Sanibel Reding off track To the Editor: While Councilman Andrew Reding generally has the interests of Sanibel in mind, he does have a knack for proposing legislation that we did not know we needed. Now it appears he had outdone himself by proposing not one, but two pieces of unneeded or unwanted legislation. First, he is proposing to ban smoking in all Sanibel restaurants. He claims to have "two powerful allies" in Tallahassee (the Governor and Speaker). He needs to be re- minded that his constituency is on Sanibel, not in the panhandle. Sanibel restaurant owners are free to determine if their business will best serve their clientele by being "smoke free" or by offering smoking/non-smoking sections. Likewise, customers are free to choose to patronize a particular restaurant based on that criteria". What Sanibel The island Water Association, Inc. does not need is yet another micro-managing ordinance. The citizens and visitors will * manage that very well with their patronage, without Mr. Reding's assistance. Second, he is suggesting surrendering more of Sanibel's hard-won independence from Lee County by "simply undoing" the 1990 ordinance requiring a favorable vote of NOTICE the resident of Sanibel before any replacement of the causeway can go forward. The intention of that ordinance was not to prevent our City management from cooperating, The annual meeting of at least unofficially, with Lee County to develop a replacement plan when it is needed. It was to insure that our citizens would have the final right to approve any resulting The island Water Association, Inc., proposed causeway replacement. It was a hard won right that was put in place by a referendum of all the citizens of Sanibel, and one that should not "simply" be so easily Will be held at 10:00 am surrendered by Mr. Reding or City Council. v _,_-•""""--— Mr. Reding is an unquestioned master of creative legislation, but in these two in- on Monday, April 13th, 1998 stances he needs to tear those proposals out of his notebook and move on to a fresh page. Bob Ferguson at the offices of the association • Sanibel 3651 Sanibel - Captiva Road., City can do better with bike paths To the Editor: Sanibel, Florida Great, now we've decided how to pay for the sewer, maybe we can put our money and minds to figuring out how not to mess up the bike path when it's necessary to dig it up putting in the sewer. The latest attempts were indeed sad, as anyone who bikes over the east end of Middle Gulf will attest. Biking on Fulgar now is like going over a washboard. We were thrilled anticipating a new bike path on Periwinkle west of Casa Ybel — not having to shake going over the Australian pine roots. Unbelievably, it's Timothy A. Gardner almost as bad as if they hadn't repaved at all! A city with the resources this one has surely can do a better job than that for all of us who come here to bike. Alice Miller Secretary Sanibel ISLANDER - Friday, March 27, 1998 • 17A COMMENTARY

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Member SIPC, Member NASD 18A - Friday, March 27, 1998 • ISLANDER I E'T T E R 5 scale real estate, particularly discretionary annual number of cars crossing the cause- ing number of vacationers to Lee County, Day Trippers, from 15A approximately 1.8 million in 1997. Lee income, second and vacation homes, the way increases by 46,232 per year between kind of luxury housing now being built on the 24-hour time-frame measured. If we 1991 and 1998. County Tourist Development Council states that tourism is growing at an average rate Sanibel's and Captiva's Gulf front, are mar- examine the most meaningful time-frame Thus, if all of the resorts and vaca- keted largely through rumor and gossip. of the 24 hours, it would be between 9 a.m. tion facilities, the condominiums, of two-and-one-half percent per year or 45,000 new visitors annually, many of The wealthy gather over golf, parties, busi- and 7 p.m. During this 10-hour period the timeshares, and vacation homes are full ness lunches, country club events and dis- average number of cars per hour was 1,739. during high-season it stands to reason that whom can't get a room on Sanibel or Cap- tiva in high-season. The are staying in many cuss their choices of lifestyle, all of which 1,739 cars represents a level of traffic higher any additional traffic post-1991 had to be are centered around the highest quality of than the lowest level of service E (1,620 DAY TRIPPERS. After all they had no of the new inexpensive hotels and mid-rise motels that have sprung up in the past 5 life. The rumor mill is today favorable for cars) — GRID LOCK. Worse were the place to stay and had to return to the main- wealthy Americans and Europeans to invest hours from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. when 1,835 cars land. Thus,lam able years throughout Lee County AND vacation- in real estate on our islands, and they are were counted or a full 13% higher use of to analyze the number now pouring millions of dollars into our Periwinkle Way than the lowest measurable of day trippers during Call me, 472-9198, to ing on Sanibel-Captiva. Keep in mind that these economy. They support our charities, cul- category. high-season simply register your name as tural activities such as the Old School House Further objective analysis examines by counting the in- estimated 45,000 new visitors increase every Theatre, Big Arts, Pirate Playhouse, our res- the number of vehicles using the causeway crease in the number a new charter taurant community and our retail commu- by month. Several interesting facts emerge. of cars crossing the year. member of the new 2. The second nity which is now recovering after a long The first is the fact that the time-frame be- causeway. Keep in economic decline. tween 1975 and 1991 represented the high- mind, our work force source of day trippers to START IT Sanibel-Captiva comes Who believes that the island's favor- est average ANNUAL INCREASE in the has been relatively able rumor mill will continue if traffic con- number of vehicles crossing the causeway stable in numbers and from the new housing organization. developments in rapidly gestion continues toward year-round monthly—148,453 per year. there has been no sub- gridlock? As our traffic problems acceler- stantial residential John Adler growing Lee County lo- An interesting thing cations that have no ate, the islands will lose their uniqueness, growth on the islands the rumor mill will turn against Sanibel- happens in 1991 since 1991. So count- beach. These are Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, Colonial Parkway, Captiva, and our cycle of economic growth, 1. First is the fact that 1991 becomes ing the number of new cars to the islands anchored by upscale patrons, will end. the first year on record in which the total should provide a reasonably reliable esti- Daniel's Parkway, Iona, and South Fort Myers. Analysis of these rapidly growing When presented with this possibility, one number of cars passing through the toll mate of the number of day visitors since councilman, said, "what makes you think booths is actually less than the year before. 1991. Lee County housing markets indicates that as many as 4,500 new housing units will be that there aren't a whole lot of island people In fact 6,206 cars LESS. That number represents a 23,000-car that would welcome this event." What I 2. The second is the fact that the av- increase during high-season (December occupied by first-time Lee County residents in 1998. These newcomers have no beach don't think the councilman understood is erage annual increase in cars 199.1-97 is ap- through April), 1991-1997. If the total av- the fact that the Islands loss of wealthy pa- proximately 70% less than the increase from erage annual increase in cars crossing the other than Fort Myers Beach and our para- dise. These 4,500 new housing units are per- trons will not alter the day tripper traffic 1975-91. The actual number reduces from causeway between 1991 and 1997 is 46,232, congestion problem. Island day visitation 148,453 to 46,232 cars. it logically follows that the average increase manent, seasonal and year "round residents and, unlike the growing number of tourists, is a problem that is generated off-island and This major reduction in the annual in- of 23,000 monthly in day trippers during will continue to accelerate unabated as long crease in the number of vehicles coming to the 5 months of high season represents 50% these new residents will frequent our beaches on a regular basis — IF WE DO NOT DO as Lee County and tourism continue to grow. Sanibel-Captiva is caused by several factors. of the total increase in cars crossing the I predict that Sanibel-Captiva will enter an Pre-1991, especially the 1980' s, Sani- causeway for the ENTIRE YEAR. SOMETHING ABOUT IT, economic cycle of decline and a deteriora- bel and Captiva were still growing substan- Thus, if I total the number of day trip- 3. Lastly, is the troubling question of tion of our quality of life that could last a tially in housing and resorts. By the end of pers during the seven months of off-season full-occupancy, intensity of use and out- decade — unless we do something about 1991, Sanibel's resorts were fully built-out (a very difficult number to obtain since the right gridlock on Sanibel and Captiva Is- controlling day visitors NOW. and had reached full occupancy for the first resorts and vacation housing facilities are lands. With 1991 as a benchmark year the time during the high season months (Christ- not full), it is likely that day trippers con- total number of cars entering the islands I hope that I have alarmed you with mas to spring break, mid-April). A reces- stitute 75%-plus of all traffic growth to during high-season is 288,000 per month. this subjective and objective information and sion also added to the decline in the num- the islands since 1991. Now does that take A glance at 1991 off-season (May through that you will choose to organize into a pow- ber of vehicles coming to Sanibel-Captiva; your breath away? AND why are we doing November) indicates a 78% occupancy erful block of residents to come up with so- however, the trend has lasted to this day. In nothing about it??? based on 225,000 cars per month entering lutions to this problem. Our City Council will fact, in 1995 we had a second year in which the islands. By 1997 the number of cars to listen to a large and organized group of citi- Now, where are these hordes of day zens in the same way that they have re- the total number of cars crossing the cause- trippers coming from? Two sources sup- the islands is up to 250,000 — an increase way decreased, this time by 25,296 cars. of 25,000 cars per month and an 87% occu- sponded favorably, in the past, to the bicycle ply Sanibel-Captiva day trippers. club, to STOP-IT and to the powerful and Keep in mind, however, that the average 1. The first emanates from the grow- pancy. Thus, between 1991 and 1998 the islands grew at 1.5% per year off-season. successful McSpoil organization which pre- At this pace the islands will be fully occu- vented fast foods from coming to the Islands. pied year round within 9 years. Can you Let's call this new organization "START IT" imagine January through April traffic year and I will volunteer my time and consulting round. HOLY COW! services to help solve this most pressing of our island problems. Prediction Call me, 472-9198, to register your Cycles of real estate are driven by name as a new charter member of the new economics and quality of life issues. Up- START IT organization. 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Novelli International 800-883-0210 International Medical Center 941-395-0444 4301 San-Cap Road • 395-9355 ISLANDER •Friday March 27, 1998 • 19A Outdoors Eco-Notes Great Island Pick Up will clean Anne • BELLEW up Sanibel and Captiva April 4 By ANNE BELLEW Islander staff writer Despite the Islander's assertion in last DEP sponsors Exotic Plant week's paper that Taste of Workshop the Islands is next weekend The Florida Department of Environmental (actually, it's May 3), the Protection's Charlotte Harbor Aquatic & State Buffer only great taste on Satur- Preserves field office, in cooperation with the Charlotte day, April 4, will be that of Harbor Environmental Center, is sponsoring a public Grover and Ruth's inimi- workshop on exotic pest plants on Saturday April 4. The table grilled SCCF Kosher free workshop will provide an opportunity to learn more All-Beef Tube Steaks at about the control of Brazilian pepper, melaleuca, and the Great Island Pickup! other invasive, exotic pest plants on both public and private lands in Lee and Charlotte Counties from the Environmental Ed Charlotte Harbor staff and area Pepper Busters. Specialist Sis Ketcher has Information on the identification and control of put together a new exhibit less well-known species such as downy rose myrtle, for the islands-wide event earleaf acacia, carrotwood, Chinese tallow, lead tree and — Jellies she has collected other plants that are invading and disrupting native plant off the beach for the past communities will also be presented. three years. None seemed Bob Repenning, manager of the Charlotte Harbor to have appeared in pairs, Preserves, will present an overview of resource man- but they are now all stuffed agement and current plant control measures on the Buffer into Sis's Gulf Jelly jars. Preserves in the two counties. Annette Nielsen, land As past participants management coordinator at the Preserves, will introduce" Visitors TV advertisers. West Wind Inn has stepped in have come to realize, one never knows what the beaches the less well-known species. Allan Thiesen and Robert to assist financially with the logistics. and roadsides have to offer. "Great finds" range from McGuire of the Burnt Store Lakes Property Owners Volunteers are needed and should meet SCCF beach umbrellas and lawn furniture to crab traps that Association in Punta Gorda will outline the steps they staff at the Nature Center on San-Cap Road at 8:30 a.m. show up in the most unusual places. One litter-getter took in launching a successful pepper control program for assignments, trash bags and bottled water. Captivans in their homeowners' association of about 130 homes. even found the carcasst.of an old car in what is now and those more adventurous can report to McCarthy's And Sanibel's Pepper Queen, Connie Holsinger, will Gnarly Woods on the east end of the island. Others find Marina on Captiva Drive. There Barb and Greg of present campaign that she and other is- treasures in amongst the trash — objets d'art to some Wildside Kayak will lend their boats to those wishing landers initiated to stop the spread of Brazilian pepper more creative folks. to clean up Roosevelt Channel, ridding the mangroves on Sanibel. Other treasures show up in the form of specially of monofilament line and other threats to wildlife. Cap- A new publication, Control af Non-Native Plants marked tree cookies that registered volunteers can turn tiva landlubbers will also get their trash bags and as- in Natural Areas of Florida from the University of in at the Nature Center for special prizes donated by signments at McCarthy's. (Continued, page 20A)

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Eco-Talk, from 19A all non-players can get into the action. Island artist, Luc Cen- ers interested in emerging coastal law — Emerging Trends Florida's Institute of Food & Agricultural Sciences, with the tury, has once again donated one of his glass creations and in Beach Erosion and Sand Rights Law — will be held at most up-to-date information on herbicides and recommended there are also several smaller raffle items. A limited number South Seas June 3-5. Sponsored by The Coastal Zone Foun- methods for control, will be available to attendees along with of raffle tickets (250) is available at the Foundation for $20 dation and the Florida Shore & Beach Preservation Asso- many other educational materials, including information on each and will be sold in front of Bailey's prior to the event. ciation, the seminar will feature presentations on legal is- native landscaping. Last year's event was a rousing success with the 72 sues, technical presentations by coastal engineers and sci- The workshop runs from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the Caniff players' slots filling quickly, so early registration is advised. entists, and several public policy papers. Visitor Center at 10941 Burnt Store Road in Punta Gorda. An Snacks and lunch for players, along with beverages, will be Coastal beach erosion is a growing problem in the optional field trip to examine recent exotic plant control mea- available court side throughout the tournament. In addition, , causing billions of dollars in economic losses sures on the Alligator Creek management area of the Char- all players will receive a tournament T-shirt, this year spon- in the form of eroded coastlines and damaged or threat- lotte Harbor Preserves will follow the morning presentations. sored by Afton Bottled Water. Flight winners and runners-up Participants are advised to wear.field clothes, comfortable in all categories will receive etched glass awards, also created ened buildings and infrastructure. According to coastal en- (wettable) walking shoes, and to bring a cold drink and possi- by Century. Entry fee for the tournament is $35 and registra- gineers and scientists, a significant percentage of erosion bly a brown-bag lunch. tion forms are available at the Dunes or SCCF. Call Marti is caused by "the works of man," such as ports and naviga- Although the workshop is free, registration is required Bryant at 472-2329 for additional information. SCCF relies tion structures which block or divert sand from the beach because of space limitations. Call the DEP field office at (941) solely on donations, and there has been generous supportfor system. This raises questions of legal rights and liability. A 283-2424 for registration and additional information. this event from friends of the Foundation and the business number of cases have been heard on these and related is- Game—Set—Match community alike. Proceeds from the tournaments and raffle sues, but the law is still emerging. The purpose of this conference is to focus on the The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club will host the Sanibel- will help support the four previously established high prior- ity activity areas, Environmental Education, Habitat Man- growing body of law that relates to these and similar cases Captiva Conservation Foundation's 6th Annual Tennis Tour- agement, Land Acquisition and Landscaping for Wildlife. involving beach erosion, "sand rights" and property rights nament & Raffle on April 18 and 19. in the coastal zone, including the Great Lakes as well as The format is a traditional men's and women's doubles Beach symposium the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf coasts. team competition with firstround consolation. Winning teams will advance through the rounds to the finals. to be held at Soyth Seas For additional information, contact David Tait at In addition to the tournament there will be a raffle so that A symposium for public and private attorneys and oth- (850) 906-9227 or (850) 906-9228 (FAX).

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Athlete of the Week

Last week in boys' action Sammy Woods blasted a two-run homer for the Barbara Giants. The Giants ended up winning two games versus the Marlins, 17-9, 17-6. Dahlgren In other games, The Astros took two from the Rockets, 14-4, and 14-3. The Mets and Yankees split two games, with the Mets winning 13-8, and the Yankees winning 5-1. The Indians took a 10-3 game from the Tigers. The Cubs beat the Barbara Dahlgren is Pirates 11-0. And in girls' Softball, the Phillies edged the Blue Jays, 9-7. this week's Athlete of the League standings as of March 19 are as follows: Week. Dahlgren is a con- Major League sistent tournament winner Astros, 6-0, in the Nine Hole League Giants, 6-0 at the Beachview Golf Mets, 3-3 Course and recently Yankees, 3-3 nailed her first hole-in- Rockies, 0-6 one. Marlins, 0-6 She conquered hole #7, a par three. Minor League (The Islander wel- Tigers, 3-0 comes Sportsmen of the Pirates, 1-2 Week, nominations. Call Indians, 1-2 Islander Editor Scott Cubs, 1-2 Martell, 472-5185, or Softball bring- a photo by our of- Phillies, 2-0. fices in the Promenade Blue Jays, 1-1 Center, across from the Dodgers, 0-2 Post Office.) Heading for home.

Dunes Ladies will serve as vice-president. Ree Anderson will act as secretary and Lee Beltz will be The 18-hole Dunes Ladies Golf As- the new treasurer. sociation played a 9-hole blind draw tour- nament on Friday, March 20. Dunes Men The Dunes Men's Golf Association Tennis In A Flight, Pam Brodersen shot 26 to take first place, followed by Sonja Gans, played their President and Vice President's 29 and Grethe Christensen, 32. Cup matches March 18. In B Flight, Jetta Currise nailed a 32 In the President's Cup, Herb Gerhard Tip for first place, followed by Jan Baker, 33, shot 55 for first place, followed by Dick and Joyce Rand, 34. Covington, 61, Bob Davison, 62, Frank In C Flight, Nancy Bird and Joan Cassabell, 64, Max Freidersdorf, 64, Erhart Eschert shot 32 to tie for first place. Betty Becker, 64, Dick Wilhoit, 65. Toni Halski Long walloped a 34 for third place, and In the Vice President's Cup, Will Mildred Hasselman shot 35 for fourth. Danaher shot 32 for first place, followed Stay cool, play hot Three ladies had chip-ins during the by Bob Rawlin's with 34. By TONI HALSKI round — Carolyn Decoster, #5, Claire Lifeguard training Tennis pro, Sundial Beach & Tennis Resort Bowie, #15, and Geri Schiavetti, #3. offered Tennis is such a great game. Not only can it be highly competitive, but it is Beachview Women The Sanibel Recreation Department The Beachview Women's League also a great form of exercise. Be careful not to overdo it though. The South Florida is seeking people interested in lifeguard held a Member-Member golf tournament sun can be overwhelming, even during the winter months. If you take proper pre- training. March 18. In this contest, two member cautions you too can "beat the heat." Applicants must be at least 15 years teams vied for honors in a net best ball of The most important thing to remember is to stay hydrated. Not only is it old, be able to tread water for two minutes the twosomes. helpful to drink water during play, you should drink a few glasses prior to play and using legs only, swim 500 yards continu- The top winners in the 18-hole con- even the night before, a match. * ously, using each of the following strokes test were Doris Weaver and Jane Proper clothing is also important. A white 100-percent cotton shirt will re- for at least 100 yards (crawl, breastroke Fredericks with 53. Kandy Sanger and flect more of the sun's rays and breathe much better than polyester. To top it all off, and sidestroke); and submerge, retrieve a WhizLowden shot 56 to win second prize. try wearing a hat of a light shade. 10-pound object and return to the surface. Kathy Krause and Linnea Sadd came in Using these precautions will help keep you cool so you can make some hot The course will take approximately third with 57, and Nancy Carlile and Betty shots. 33 hours. A schedule will be determined Puff carded 59 for fourth place. by participation demand. For more infor- After golf, the members met and mation and sign-ups, call Coby, 472-0345. voted in a slate of new officers. Jean Reed will serve as president and Jane Fredericks 22A - Friday, March 27, 1998 • ISLANDER

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Deco 3)28)98 —tttt—21236488-71 cleaning range, side-by-side Home burglar alarm / Ultrasonic used, start at $790, < > Taylor plus perimeter by Safehouse Dressers, Kids' Books, Toys, SERVICES refrigerator w/ ice & water in door, Children's Clothes, Jewelfy^-Bikes Margarita Machine. $2,500. Call all almond, all for $400. Will $49.99. Call 590-0620 • • -Free Cash Grants!- • • BUSINESS 941-540-2454 or 1-800-381-1752. 3/27/98 —tttt—21236217-5 and Much More. Don't Miss This separate. Call 395-8870 Onel _— College. Scholarships. Business. 4/10/98 —tttt—21234940.85 3/31/98 —tilt—21237107-3 Medical bills. Never Repay. Toll OPPORTUNITY Coconut Palms 3/31/88 • -tttt—21238993-3 Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. G-4363. Barber Shop for Sale. Call after 7:30 140-Dwarf Malayan Garage Sale "Close Out" American 4/3)96 —mt-21101187-74 PM. 368-7769. CAMERAS, TV, MEDICAL & HEALTHI Coconut Palms delivered made Tee Shirts $6, Buy one, buy a Bill Problems? 1 -800-408-0044 ex. 4/11/88 -tttt—21235917-74 and planted...50% off reg. doz. 1432 Sandpiper - Dunes. Start 1005 9am-9pm 7 days. Debt STEREO & VIDEO ••••Scooters and Lift Chairs— Friday thru week. Great Opportunity, 6 chair beauty •••••Factory Direct To You—' prices. Choose your own or 3)31/98 —tttt—21237023.3 consolidation loans and programs salon. 3 established hairdressers, available. Bad credit OK. No Cameras Wanted - We are looking ••New Scooters from $1,495« we choose. $100 to $300. same owner for 14 years. Eleven for used camera equipment. -New Lift Chairs from $595" Call (941) 283-1171 to answer advance fees I Free consultation. hundred sq. ft. South Ft. Myers, San GENERAL-HELP Non-Profit, Lower Monthly (Especially Nikon) We Buy, Sell . —Used Scooters from $895— questions about size or to Carlos Park on US 41,10 min. from & Trade. Come Shopll Call Our Friendly Team Today Payments. * Bonita Springs. Call eves. 772-1177 place order. WANTED 3/28/98 —tttt—21195487-71 InFocus Photography & Camera —Toll Free (888) 772-5155— Growing Grounds 4f 17)98 —tttt—21135968-74 Store, 12155 Metro Pkwy., Suite 12, 4/17/98 -lttt-21212373-84 13036 Flcus Tree Lane $1,000 WEEKLY * * • CASH NOW FM.....76B-0103. Stuffing envelopes at home. 'BEHIND IN YOUR BILLS'} ' | WANTED TO BUY I 3/27/98 —tttt—21217511-74 BURNING Pine Island, FL Guaranteed I Home Workers GET CASH NOW FOR YOUR Recording & portable electronics: 3/27/98 —tttt— 21236571-4 needed nowl Free details. INSURANCE SETTLEMENT, WE BUY USED FURNITURE (941) reel-to-reels, stereo, amplifiers, etc. PROSTATE? Send SASE: 694-3200 Effective, non-medical remedies PRIVATE MORTGAGE, Come take a look. By appointment MUSICAL P.O. Box 754505-LA LOTTERY WINNINGS, 5/22/98 -tttt—21338742-3 only. Call 466-0078 7pm-10pm revealed! Call Nowl 1-900-388- 8181 ext. 8925, 18+ $3.99/ min. Coral Springs, FL 33075 ANNUNITIES. CALL JERRY AT (except Tues) to arrange showing. 7/8/98 —tilt—21225126-7 (941) 549-0628 1 COLLECTIBLES \ Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 INSTRUMENTS 3/27/98 —tttt—21234312-75 ISLAND INN - Front Office/ 4/1B/98 —tttt—21226843-71 4/3/98 —tttt—21234938-3 * * * MUST SELL * * * Custom "World's First Stamps" minted by Save up to 80% on all Dental Reservations. P/T. Benefits, Tolls BOGEN PROFESSIONAL furniture finish 1990 Yamaha Paid. E.Q.E. 3111 W. Gulf Drive, FREE CASH the Franklin Mint, official 24 kt. gold TRIPOD, FLUID HEAD, Services. • No Age Limit • No Claim Electone HX organ. Seldom played. on silver proofs, album with ingot Forms. • No Waiting Period. • No Sanibel. 472-1561 DOLLY. All literature Included. No 3/27/9B —tttt—21227375-3 GRANTS! placement chart. Separate Limitations on Pre-existing reasonable offer refused. Original College*. Scholarships. Business. documentation and certificate of $300 OBO Conditions. $9.00 to $15.00 per Wanted 35 people to lose weight 945-6764 cost $17,500. Willing to trade for Medical bills. Never Repay. Toll authenticity. Certified 22 Aug. 1979. month. Call 997-7642. decent grand piano. 542-0417. and earn money. 1-888-274-9118 3/27/88 —tttt— 21236268-98 Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. G-5943 $1650. Call (941) 945-4858 4/3/88 —tttt—21236053-75 3/27/98 —tttt—21235046-75 4/21/98 —tttt—21232109-73 4/2/88 —tilt—21233831-5 3/27/98 —tttt—21237073-73 ISLANDER - Friday, March 27, 1998 • 23A Classified

GENERAL - HELP PATIENT ACCOUNT STUFF ENVELOPES LIKE ME. Ill Geo Prizms, 199S's, overdrive, air, tell you who pays well and still has RESTAURANT RETAIL ASSISTANT low miles, 2 to choose from, $500 WANTED REPRESENTATIVES II openings. Send SASE to Southwest Full Time, Salaried Job, cash or trade down, $169 a month. Marketing, P.O. Box 762, Bonita MANAGER/COOK Lots of Variety. Call Don Collon onlyl Roger Dean Avon sales - all areas need reps. COLUMBIA PHYSICIAN Springs, Fl. 34133. S. Ft.Myers Pizza & Italian Receiving, Bookkeeping, Chevrolet 574-3326. Super commission. Workplace, BILLING SERVICES 4/1/98 —tttt—21232736-74 Rest. Experienced, 3/23/98 -till- 21058966-81 friends, neighbors. No inventory or Computer Entry, Inventory, has several positions available Help Wanted. Part time dependable person - Sales. Seized Cars from $175. Porsche's, territories required. Your products Reservationist for Useppa Island for PATIENT ACCOUNT 50 hour week. Potential to Half your time in Main Office Cadillac's, Chevy's, BMW's, at cost. Flexible. Sandi 1-800-966- Club. Call 283-1061 Corvette's. Also Jeeps, 4WD's. Your 2166 Avon independent sales rep. REPRESENTATIVES. make 25K + medical ben. on McGregor near Sanibel, Responsibilities will Include 3/27/98 -tttt—21235230-4 reimb, + one week pd. Area. Toll Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. _r»2B/9B -tttt-21096699-71 other Half In Fun Store on A-4363 for current listings. fielding customer service calls, vacation. Apply in person ACRYLICS - $10/12HR. PROFESSIONAL Captlva. 4/4/98 — titt—21132570-74 posting payments to patient 16681 S. McGregor Blvd. Call 454-1,644 We Train. accounts, and handling contact 4/8/98 —tttt— 21237033-8 '95 Camaro, only 32,000 miles, Labor & Independent Contractors HELP WANTED 3/27/98 —tttt— 21237012-3 priced to sell, call Michael K. only at with Insurance companies. Local Work. Salesperson - South West Florida Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-332R. 1-800-843-1619. Qualified candidates will ISLAND INN - Waitstaff A.M. or P.M. SKILLS & TRADES 3/28/98 —tttt—21212660-81 possess a high school diploma Largest Most aggressive cabinet Shifts. Guaranteed Tips. Tolls Paid t/4/98 — tttt—21218680.75 company is seeking an aggressive 1990 Plymouth Aclaim, 4-door, (or GE equivalent) and medical E.O.E. 3111 W. Gulf Drive, Sanibel. HELP WANTED Sanibel Beach Club hiring cleaners salesperson. Good benefits with a 472-1561 automatic, runs great. $1,895. Will and inspectors (experienced), part- office experience, Including fast growing company. Call 3/27/98 —tttt—21330835.3 trade for anything (except boats). accounts receivable followup. Marianne for appt. 941-768-0400 TYPESETTER 939-0002, Call for appointment. 8 time Saturday and Friday work - Pizza Cookl Pizza Cookl Needed Tolls paid. Call 472-3382 Excellent telephone skills are 3/27/9B —tttt—21234295-74 Mae Experience Preferred ajn.-4p.rn.dfr. immediately, also counter help, 3/27/88 — tttt—21227640-75 3)27/98 —tttt—21233053-3 required; Medical Manager waitresses, drivers at both HOUSEKEEPER - Island Inn. E.O.E. experience Is preferred. RESTAURANT • locations, on and off island. Call Apply at: '94 Geo Metro, 2 door, auto trans, Tolls Paid. Benefits. 3111 W. Gulf 466-6111- THE BREEZE CORPORATION like new, low miles. Only $500 down HELP WANTED cash or trade & only $129 a month. Drive 472-1561 We offer an excellent benefits 3/27/9B —mt—21232726-3 2510 DEL PHADO BLVD. 3127/98 —tttt—21233725-3 Call Dick Collyer. Roger Dean package. For Immediate The New Thistle Lodge Help Wanted Useppa Island Ciub. CAPE CORAL, FL. Chevrolel 574-3326 $500-$1,000 weekly, some sales consideration, please apply in 12/26/2012 —tttt— 3/28196 —tttt—21229919-81 experience helpful. Valid drivers at Casa Ybel Resort. Hiring experienced servers. Must be 211117*9-99 license needed. Vehicle provided, person at: Sanibel's Premier Restaurant hard working, friendly and a team COLUMBIA REGIONAL player. Call 283-4443 Pressers & shirt oressers needed • 1992 Mazda Protege call Russell 941-337-1667. Self Is Looking for A Few Great for busy dry cleaners. Apply at or motivated people call. MEDICAL CENTER Associates to Join Our Team. 4/2/98 —»»- 21237060-4 Black with grey Interior call Wiltshire Cleaners, 2017 4-door, S-apaed 414)98 —tttt—21234182-73 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, - Line Cooks Monroe Street, Fort Myers, 334- FM/AM cassette Mystery shoppers needed for Lee & Human Resources, - Host/Hostess 1353. SALES - HELP Good condition, clean. Charlotte County area business. 3800 Evans Ave., - Bus Persons' 3/28/98 —tttt—21230537-71 Get paid to shopl Plus, get free Ft. Myers, FL; WANTED Order Clerk Needed. Some $5,395 obo - On/Call Banquet Servers 540-7406 meals, merchandise & morel To or tax resume to A Bartenders computer skills necessary for receive free details, send #10 Full and part time positions Leave message Jayne fuller, Recruiter, at Day & Night Shifts Available. aggressive growing company. Call S.A.S.E to: S&J Marketing, Florida available. Apply in person She Sells Marianne for appt. 768-0400 If no answer. (941) 939-8284. Full Training Program. Sea Shells, 1157 Periwinkle Way, Shoppers Division, 10.151 3/27/98 —tttt—21234296.74 3/27/9B _t;tt— 21235077-98 University, Orlando, FL 32817 For other opportunities, call Top Pay 4 Benefits. Sanibel. Good pay and benefits. Ford Escort '97 Wagon L-Blu,, 3)27/98 -tttt—21235173-74 our Jobllne (941) 939-7177. Apply In Person 472-6991 ELECTRONICS EOE. 3/27/98 — tttt—21221221-3 12,000 miles, auto., A/C, cruiser, 2 PM-SPM Dally power windows, very dean, $8,500. - 22SS W. Gulf Dr. TECHNICIAN MANAGEMENT - columbla-hca.com Must have minimum two years 772-9989 3/27/9B —««— 21235863-3 ATTENTION!!! —tttt—21236417-86 3/27/98 —tttt— 21238292-78 experience in electronics HELP WANTED Hostess - Mature - Experienced - Licensed L & H Insurance troubleshooting and repair. Good Ford Escort, '96, 2 Dr., 5speed, Dependable year round position. Managers & Agents communications skills are required. 9,000 miles, star wheels, $6,000. Experienced OFFICE & CLERICAL FT/PT, AM-PM. Apply in person Ground Floor Opportunity Experience with computers / 772-9989 Property manager - Sanibel Cafe, Tahltlan Gardens, Brand New Program! programming helpful. Apply in 3/29(98 —tttt—21236418-86 Full time position for mid-sized HELP WANTED 2007 Periwinkle Way, between 2 Lead Program Available person at: GENERAL ELECTRONIC PM-5PM. condominium on Sanibel. Earnings Up to $6O,000/yr SYSTEMS, INC. 914 SE 14th 3/31/98 — tttt—21235B89-3 SPORTS & IMPORTS Positive personality, CAT LOVERS!!! Potential & More! Call Jerry PLACE, CAPE CORAL. cam license, knowledge of The Cat Hospital of Ft. Myers now Bubble Room Restaurant has 1-800-230-9774. 3I27/9B —tttt—21234951-7* AUTOS budgets and maintenance. has immediate openings for F/T immediate openings for 4/3/99 -Illl- 21824335-78 Kennel/Grooming 4 Veterinarian Host/Hostess, Servers, Bussers, '96 Hyundai Sonata 4 door, Good salary, tolls and Assistant Vet. Tech. Positions. Also need experienced Line Cook Successful pharmaceutical JOB automatic, air, only 9,000 miles, full benefits. Experience perferred. Call 489- $9.00 Hr. Apply In person after 2:30 company seeks 5 Key people for $500 down and $189 a month. See Call 472-2263 4611. PMCaptiva 472-5558 sales / management positions. Full/ OPPORTUNITIES Dan Yaple, Roger Dean Chevrolet i/27/96 —tttt— 21234852-3 4/3/98 —tttt—21231898-74 3/27/98 -Hit- 21227376-3 part time. 1-800-214-3725 574-3326. 4/4/98 —tttt—2123559*1-79 CARGILL JUICE 3/26/98 —tttt—21208731-81 Maintenance Supervisor: Hospitality Industry - Front Desk Associate for Westwlnd Inn. Full- Sales positions available for '93 Acura Vigor, automatic, power Supervises staff and workers In Offers extensive training and maintaining and repairing grounds Time 3 PM -11 PM. Will Train right THE BEAN motivated persons. Great pay. Paid windows S locks, silver, good and bldgs of an Island resort. person. Health Insce/ Paid Vacation/ OF SANIBEL health insce. Tolls paid. Call Sue provides competitive salaries condition, must sell - $10,500. Call 472-3544 and a comprehensive 542-7947. Res p'O'TV'S I b I e f o r Tolls Paid. Call Daryl, Weds, thru Is Looking For A Sat. 7AM-3PM for appointment 472- 3/81/88 —tttt—21235853-3 benefits package. We are an 3/28/98 —tttt—21232948-71 ensuring that grounds are Few Good Men & Women for maintained, frame buildings 1541 EOE an ADA employer. Best buy, '94 blk. Mits. Eclipse, auto, are painted and repaired, —t$$t—21235980-3 THE BEAN TEAM! SAILING t RETAIL A/C, CD, stereo system, tint, 50k, 3/31/98 Popular Branch/ Retail Store plumbing and elec systems are Team Player, High Energy, Current Positions Include: $8,000 obo. 540-1725 leave of World Famous maintained, pool sys are functional PART TIME - HELP Enthusiastic attitude & • MAINTENANCE MECHANICS message. and guests room systems and Dependability, required. National Sailing School Seek 3/27/98 —tttt—21236285-86 mechanicals are maintained. Fills in • LAB TECHNICIANS WANTED FT/PT. Team Players with ' SCALE OPERATORS 1983 Porsche 944, A/C, sunroof, or absent workers. Must be avail, Good pay It health plan. Strong Sales Personalities power windows, 5-speed, good for emergency situations at the Part-time, full Time - Work around and Desire to Sail. condition, hunter green, tinted resort. High school grad with 2 yrs. your schedule. Days, nights, Tolls paid. Knowledge and skill Call ua at 395-1919 Captlva Location. windows, leather seats, iady driven, exp. In the field offered or carpentry weekends available. No experience requirements include: $5,600. Call 941-542-3457 necessary, will train. Apply in person Or Come In Anytime to Hourly plus Commission. or general contracting with the ability to read, write, and 3/27/98 -tttt—21236334-74 supervisory experience. 40 hrs. per or call 472-2125 Amoco, 1015 2240 Periwinkle Call Lynn communicate English; do basic 1988 RX7 convertible, 60k miles, wk + OT as req. 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Periwinkle Way, Sanibel (Sanibel Square) 800-221-4326 math calculations; and work In am/fm CD, 5-speed, cold air, Sat through Wed. $9.50/hr, 3/27/99 — tttt—21214117-3 4/1/98 -mt- 21235900-3 3/27/98 —tttt— 21237811-3 •14.25/hr. OT. Send resume to a team environment. Previous excellent condition. $7995. 945- Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Greeting Card Merchandiser citrus experience a plus. 6046. Operations, 1320 Executive Center to service national accounts MEDICAL - HELP Physical requirements are 4/1/98 —tttt—21236679-77 Drive, Atkins Building, Ste. 110, In the Ft. Myers area. 1989 Nissan Pulsar NX, T-top, good Tallahassee, FL 32399-0667 Re: moderately strenuous to Semi-flexible, year round WANTED heavy labor. condition. One owner. Automatic. Job Order #FL-1760785 A/C. $2,000.0.B.O. Call 466-8551 employment. Respond In Work schedule requires shift M1/9^-_$j$$_21237113-3 3/31/98 —tttt—21237024-3 writing to: work Including weekends 1986 Mercedes 560 SL black, Part time and holidays. 19,000 miles, mint condition, £' * 6 '• '• • 4S66 Hartsook Ave. $34,000.(941)395-2313 STARS REALLY BRING OUT Northport, Fl., 34287 KNOWING Applications will be taken at 3/31/98 —tttt— 21237116-3 YOUR CLASSIFIED AD II 3/28/98 -MM- 21231332-86 JOB SERVICES OF FLORIDA J1/18/2014 -ffSt-21111705.99 LaBalle, Clewiston, MEDICAL-HELP THE ANSWERS. Fort Myers, or *ny other CLASSICS & WANTED A choice of multiple specialties, flexiblebehefits Florida location. ANTIQUE AUTOS "and outstanding opportunitief provide air. the 3/27/88 —tttt— 21216361-76 answers you need at Columbia Regional ELECTRICIANS - MUST have Classic 1971 Rolls Royce 2 DR EXPERIENCE in small commercial Medical Center Southwest Florida. Coupe, RHD, P.S., P.B., air, stereo. and SERVICE WORK. PLEASE Aluminum doors, hood, trunk. ABBY SERVICES, INC. ONLY EXPERIENCED SERVICE Owner has $31,000 invested. Great TECHS NEED TO APPLY. Good buy @ $26,000.573-9142 NEWJOBLINE benefits - vacation, medical & profit - --A^rivateDutyiHome-HealtlvCare Agenesis— sharing. We are a DRUG FREE 3/27/96 —tttt—2H36361-66 (941)939-7177 company, Call 277-1881 Hiring LPNs, CNAs, HHAs, and Companions. 4/2/98 —tttt—21237872-73 SPORTS UTILITY Call now! Immediate opportunities VEHICLES are available in all areas. I DOMESTIC AUTOS | Abby offers flexible work hours, top pay> same day pay, and '95 Chevy Blazer, all power career opportunity to grow with a local; independent agency. SEIZED CARS features, only 18,500 miles, March Focused On Quality- Our People Special - $15,500. Call Dan Yaple at and Our Services. Equal COLUMBIA' FROM $175 Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. Opportunity Employer. Regional Medical Center Porsche's, Cadillac's, Chevy's, 3/26/98 -tttt-2123124t-61 8695 College Parkway BMWs, Corvette's. Also Jeep's, '92 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer Suite 1Q3A (941)590-0861 columbia-hca.com Southwest Florida 4WD's. Your Area. Toll Free 1-800- Edition, 4 wheel drive, automatic, 941 90 0862 Fax 218-9000 Ext. A-5943 for current good condition, $9,000.542-7947 i. Fort Myers, FL 33919 E.O.E. < > 5 " listings. 3/28/96 —tttt—21232944-71 4/2/98 —tttt—21233843-3 24A- Friday, March 27, i'998^*ISLANDER Classified

4-WHEEL DRIVE SAILBOATS ~] ] LOTS FOR SALE \ SOUTH FORT REDUCED "NEW" 14' Wide VEHICLES McGregor Venture 22 ft. with 7-1/2 MYERS HOMES 3 Bdrm., 2 Bath HP outboard. Fun to sail SANCTUARY - BEST BUY All Age Community 1984 Jeep Wagonneer. Good Reasonable, ready to go. $3250. Outstanding Lot - Panoramic Lakefront home near Sanibel condition. 2 & 4 wheel drive. Low Come take a look - Cape Coral - View of Lake looking Down EQUAL HOUSING - Only $26,900 - mileage. Asking $2,500. Inquireat OPPORTUNITY on Private Lot. 3 BR/2 BA 941-772-8678 Par 5 #14 Fairway. Formal living room, 3 Miles From 1-75 Exit 26 466-8181 8am-6pm only. 3/28/98 —tttt—2123589B-74 543-4500 3/27/88 -»»- 21234310-75 This is an oversized Lot - EQUAL HOUSING dining room, family room. 26 ft. Pearson, racer/ cruiser, roller Ideal for privacy. furlin 9 Corlan kitchen, Florida room, 8. UAMC I 9. -9 Mercury, 5 sails, OPPORTUNITY RIVER TRAILS Exceptional value at $225,000. with Jacuzzi, patio, 17/96 — tttt— 21234294-74 « VArJO | includes Spinnaker fiberglass hull, Net to Seller. All real estate advertised in depth finder, compass, extras. this newspaper Is subject to two car garage For details call 1991 Chevy S10, only.21,000 miles, Cape Coral 941-458-2851, leave the Federal Fair Housing Act of $160,000. INVESTMENT one owner, a/c, like new. $500 down message, we will return your call. (937) 429-1050 Mon-Fri Call (941) 454-5366 cash or trade & only $159 a month. SAM -5PM 1968 which makes it illegal to $8,000 neg; very clean, well advertise any preference, 3)27)96 —tttt— 21218288-3 PROPERTY Call Don Colton, Roger Dean maintained. 3)27)98 —tttt— 21225223-3 Chevrolet 574-3326. 3/2»/88 ~-tttt—21238437.85 limitation or discrimination GENERAL REAL RENTALS - NEAR SANIBEL 2 3/2B/98 —tttt—21231243-81 WATERFRONT based on race, color, religion, condos, 2BD/1 1/2 BA, pool, 80K. 1978 26' ex-UHaul truck. Runs well, CANOES & sex, handicap, familial status ESTATE both. 466-2976. very good condition. Asking $6,000. PROPERTY or national origin, or an 4/15/98 —tttt—21236054-75 Inquire at 466-8181 8am-6pm only. PADDLECRAFT intention to make such Want a new home? We provide 3/27(86 —tm—21134311-75 Waterfront Lot. S.W. 7th Lane off preference, limitation or funds for construction to the owner. COMMERCIAL GREAT DEALS Pine Island Rd. Unit 58, Block 5332 - Be your own builder and save Lots 10 & 11. Direct access to discrimination. This publication PROPERTY/SALE REC. VEHICLES""! on NBW and Used thousandsl Good/ bad credit. Free Matlacha Pass. (941) 283-2729 will not knowingly accept any approvals. Guaranteed rates. First Kayaks and Canoes. *)4)88 ~-tttt—21234115-4 advertising for real estate Cape - 24 unit Apartment/Motel Private owner • 1989 Holiday Eastern Mortgage 1-800-244-3949. Complex on water with pool. Rambler Imperial, 28 ft., extra dean, Used Kayaks from $250. Unique Back Bay Home in Matlacha which Is in violation of the law. 4/1Q/B8 —tttt—21235199-73 Call Tarpon Bay Recreational $1,275,000. Possible financing with low mi. 24,650. Generao 5.2 KW 1-1/2 up. 1-1 down. Open water Our readers are hereby substantial down payment. No generator, Falkner awning, split 2 472-8900. views, pool, fireplace, boathouse. informed that all dwellings BD/BA, floor plan, over $47,000. CONDOS FOR SALE Brokers. 941-542-8499. Aquaterra & Oldiown Will trade equity for nice mobile on advertised In this newspaper 4/10/8B — tttt—211BB732-B4 _ new, sleeps 6, only $20,000.0.B.O. Dealers. canal. Owner financing. $159,900. "558-2885 are available on an equal BY OWNER 3)27)88 —tttt- 21228558-3 941-283-8569 COMMERCIAL MONEY 3/27/88 —till—21232791-73 3) 28/9 B —tttt—21235238-4 opportunity basis. Desirable West Gulf Drive 3/22)2012 .—tttt— 2072220-99 Condo, $500,000 & UP Winnebago motorhome, 1987, 31', BOAT PARTS & Beautiful 1 Acre Corner Lot on COMPETITIVE RATES interior excellent condition, runs Small 8 Unit Complex Philips Creek in South Ft. Myers. PERFECT & NOT SO excellent. Will trade what have you. SUPPLIES Privately owned community on PINE ISLAND HOMES | Beachfront, top floor $16,000 or best offer. 731-9032 water $82,500. Call eves. 772-1177 2 BR/2 BA. PERFECT CREDIT O.K. 3)27)98 -tttt—21235910-71 - Perfect location. Must see. CAPTAIN'S COVE CONDO Large screened porch, CUSTOM FINANCE TROLLING MOTORS BOKEELIA 2/2 completely 4/17/98 —tttt—21235967-74 Glassed In. LIC. MTG. BRK. BUS. 1978 HOLIDAY STH. WHEEL Sales • Service -" Installation. upgraded, redecorated. Docks, New, used, factory rebuilt* A Have your own adventures in tennis, heated pool, ramp. Low Totally remodelled. 32 FT. Paradise. 2 BR/2 BA stilt home in 941-772-2700 Ext #105 COMPLETELY FURNISHED, trade-ins. Motorgulde Warranty maintenance fee includes water, Beautifully furnished, 4/8)98 —tttt- 21206847-72 Service Center. Smith Marina beautiful Bokeelia. Lots of Italian tile building insurance, trash, total Mirrored wall, MICROWAVE, TV, LINENS Enterprises, Inc. 2420-1 and Berber carpeting. Vinyl siding, Warehouse office showroom. exterior upkeep. Call for Deluxe - Berber, Honda Road, South Ft. Myers. ETC. VERY NICE CABINETS, Concorde Drive, Ft. Myers, appliances stay. Bargain at appointment 941-283-9229 QUEEN SIZE BED. SLEEPS 4. 939-5776 $219,000. 941-283-8964 Direct access to huge Sundeck. Lease/Sale, owner will finance, 4/10/98 -tttt—21229707-4 Excellent rentals. 5000 sq. ft. 2 overhead doors, fresh 20 FT. AWNING. <)15)»B — tttt—211847SB-75 3/27/98 — tttt— 21236313-4 St. James City. Waterfront, large paint, 543-5828 GOOD CONDITION. Yanmar Diesel 70 HP F.W.C. Call Lisa Cochrane FOR SALE BY corner lot. With Inlet for Boat House (941) 472-1190 4/4/9B —tttt—212320B5-73 $3,800. Excellent condition. $3900. with - Quick access Paradise Canal. 2 468-3722 trans. Call 472-2723 bedroom, 2 bath. Mature trees. 3/27/98 —tttt— 21223278-3 4)3/*B —tltt—21221456-74 OWNER COMMERCIAL $129,000,941-283-4581 Luxury Condominium i ' • CAHUARINE- * NEARLY 4 ACRES 4/3/98 —tttt—21236261-4 2 BR/2 BA PROPERTY/RENT POWER Reconditioned Outboards ForRem or for Sale! $159,500 Golf 1,620 sq. ft. under Air. 3,100 sq. ft. plus 570 sq. ft. ground Office space, any size, great for with 90 Day Warranty level buildings plus 3 bedroom Course pool home 3 BR/3 BA, w/ Tile Floor. Single Car Garage. $$ WANTED $$ mother-in-law aptl 2 car garage accountants, doctors, lawyers. 20 h.p. up to 225 h.p. house. Possible uses: Residential, Club Membership Included in Professional building, very busy CLEAN PRE-OWNED BOATS. Non-profit, Church, Day Care. 4115 utility room. Fireplace plus 629 sq. ft Purchase Price 11 Johnson, Evlnrude, Mercury screened in decks. Located at Pine Hancock Bridge Pkwylocation. 275- • ••"INSTANT CASHII! -" Force San Cap Road, Vineyard Christian Call Lexington Country Club 4587 CALL FOR DETAILS. Fellowship. Mr. Jackson 482-8581. Island, call owner 941-283-9258 Call for Prices and Availability 3/27/98 -tttt-21236278-4 (941) 437-0150 4/25/98 —tttt—21181687-75 941-694-4626 4/17/98 —tttt—21228419-74 543-1619 • 694-7500 • 3/31/98 —tttt— 21231710-3 PARKSHORE SHOPPING CENTER IMP/SB -tttt- 21151741-74 Cape 3BD/2BA, master bedroom 694-7435 W/15'X15' bathroom & Jacuzzi. On SANIBEL/CAPTIVA Paradise Lost? Paradise Found - Located on Tamiami Trail w/ hi 3/28/96 —tttt— 21833356-73 salt water canal. 2,000 sq. ft., lot Costa Rican Condo 2 BR/2 BA 1700 visibility & traffic. Join 'K' Mart, Sound Advice, Fresh Market. 800- 1983 Sportscraft 24' walkaround. 80X145. House next-door HOMES S.F. on the Pacific in Guanacaste, 28' CARVER SEDAN $250,000. 6 years old, freshly very finest in Costa Rica. Pool, 2,000 sq.ft. avail. Brokers welcome. Selling all parts individually bow lo Tennis, Fishing & Sunsets. New. Call owner 954-946-0004 1978 SINGLE 350 HP stern. From teak pulpit and anchors painted, sprinklers, security + BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA upgrades. $150,000. 772-1981 $199,900. Call 941-437-8098 4/1/98 —tttt—21230B9B-74 CRUSADER. RE-POWERED to 1997 200hp Johnson Ocean GULF SIDE 3 BR/2 BA 4/17/98 —tttt—21235973-3 Runner with only 58 hours. Fittings, 4/2)98 —tttt—21238974-71 FORT MYERS - Relocate or start IN 1993, CABIN REWORKED Walking Distance to your business! Affordable rents & IN 1997. INCLUDES AIR marine head, new canvas, and By Owner - Furnished 2 BR /1 BA, Resta uran ts/Shops. much more. 941-540-0561 after DUPLEXES FOR SALE] FREE RENT CONCESSIONS being AND THRUSTERS. SLEEPS 5, deck/ screened gazebo w/ Jacuzzi. Bicycles, beach chairs, offered now. Brokers welcome. Call 5pm or leave message Close to beaches, dining & shops, HEAD WITH SHOWER 4)8/98 — tttt—21237103-76 Weekly rentals. owner 1-800-833-1664 newly decorated. Wood floors. Quiet 4-plex. 1120 N.E. 9th St. 4/1/9B — tttt—211;30900-74 —REDUCED TO $10,990.'— area. Asking $225,000. Call Call Glna Rental Income CALL 561-4638 REAL ESTATE (941)395-0515. Please leave 800-678-1103 or $1,700 perl mo. CAPE CORAL - Leasing opportunitiesl Join Publix & Scotty's. message. 888-395-9495 evenings. Fully rented. •••••• • DISTANT 4)7)98 —tttt—21237111-3 " 3/27/9B —tttt— 21229635-3 900 thru 16,000 sq.ft. on busy Del 4)1/98 -t»t— 21233416-99 Well/ septic, 2 brl 1 ba. Prado Blvd. Brokers welcome. Call WESTERN By Owner - 2 BR/2 BA with Den and Approx. 900 sq.ft. per unit. owner 1-800-833-1664 25' Grady White Sailfish, 1988, twin GRABBER #1012 Office. Located Dixie Beach Blvd., Yamaha 200's, hard top, VHF, NORTH CAROLINA MTNS. Drive by property 4/1/98 —tttt—21230901-74 FREE BROCHURES: CALL YOUR CLASSIFIED on wide deep access canal/ Large Loran, Koden Color Sounder. SALESPERSON TODAYI before calling. NAPLES SHOPPING CENTER - Homes - Cabins dock. Two Car Garage. Anxious to Always Dry Stored. Prof, 6)27)2014 —tttt—21187788-99 sell. (941) 472-8719 or (941) 472- Only serious inquires. Great exposure located on Tamiami maintained, $30,000. Alum. Trailer Lots - Acreage No owner financing. Trail across from Coastland Mall. Waterfront Views 1230. Leave message. optional. $2,500. Ft. Myers (847) 4/3/BB —tttt—21232725-3 $117,500 Join Publix, Marshalls, Linens N IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS FT, MYERS BEACH 'Things, Office Depot. 1,225 sq.ft. 634-2991 549-4197 4/7/98 — tltt—21233B3B-3 RAPER REALTY, INC. By Owner -Attractive avail. Ideal for professional practice, P.O. Box 679 Hwy B4W HOMES 4)10)88 —tttt— 21235278-79 17 It. Boston Whaler - 90 h.p. Lakeside Piling Home. travel agency. Brokers welcome. MURPHY, NC 28906 Call owner 954-946-0004 Johnson, with Majic tilt trailer, 1-8O0-438-8159 2 bedrooms, 1 bath on Estero East Rocks. Island, direct beach access, 4/1/9B —tttt—21230902-74 $4,000. Must see and drivel 283- 3/28/98 —tttt—21194648-7 Quiet Cul-de-Sac MOBILE HOMES FOR 6298, leave message. $89,000. Call 463-6382 Cape - 6,000 sq. ft. Timberwood Mountain Realty, 2016 Unsurpassed Privacy. 3/2,7186 — tttt—21236299-73 3/31/98 —tltt—21236068-3 SALE Restaurant/Lounge. 542-8499. W. US Hwy. 64, Murphy, NC 28906. Great Room. 25' Crest pontoon, afum. top. 1995 4/10/98 —tttt—21231115-84 Established restaurant along busy 3 BR/2 BA 40 HP Tohatsu, great family and highway. Includes all equipment, LEE COUNTY HOMESl fishing boat. $3,000. O.B.O. For Eat-In Kitchen, Porch, REDUCED OFFICE SPACE f income property, 3/2 Doublewide. Heated/Screened Pool DOUBLEWIDE further information call (941) 472- $389,000, Other properties Gov't Foreclosed homes from 3756 or [941) 472-1544 available. Please call 1-800-380- pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, & Lanal. NEVER LIVED IN RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE 3/27/98 —tttt—21236333-3 Repo's, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free Two car garage • 24' X 36' 2 BDRM. - 2 BATH 6806 (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-4363 for ON PERIWINKLE 31 ft. Silverton "74", twin 360 4/8)98 —tttt—21227520-74 Storage Room. ONLY $29,900. current listings. $750. PER MONTH Chrysler inboards, fly bridge, dual WHERE DID ALL Your By Appointment only 55 PLUS COMMUNITY controls, great cabin, standup head, 4)3;9B —tttt-21172065-74 JOHN GEE & CO. NEIGHBORS GO? They discovered (941) 472-1130 3 MILES FROM 1-75 EXIT 26 472-4900 hot water, full galley, sleeps six, with beautiful LAKE PLACID, Florida with GOV'T Open House 543-4500 3/27/98 —tttt— 21223219-3 air, nice canvas full enclosure. 27 freshwater lakes & friendly, Sundays 1-5 PM $15,000. 941-945-0630 affordable living. FREE BROCHURE FORECLOSED 3/27/98 —tttt— 81233726-3 RIVER ESTATES 3/31J9B —tttt—21238359.86 1-800-741-7866. CENTURY 21 Homes from pennies on $1. 4/17/98 —tttt— 21165797-74 APARTMENTS & Pontoon boat, 20' w/85 HP Evlnrude Compton Realty Delinquent Tax, Repo's, REO's. By Owner River Trails ••••Reduced 1993 3)27/98 —tttt—21230873-75 DUPLEXES FOR RENT motor needs water pump, $800. Your Area. Toll Free (1)800-218- 2 BR/2 BA Sanibel Home with Redman, 14 x 65, 3 Bdr/2 Ba, OBO. Call 573-0091 9000 Ext. H-5943 for current Full Basement Unfurnished. $15,900. Slater Rd. N. 3)29/B« —tttt—31236433-99 listings. 320 sq. ft., Screened Porch/' Ft. Myers. 941-543-4500. SANIBEL SUBLET LOOKING FOR 4)2)»B —tttt—21233844-5 4/17/98 —tttt—21211396-74 1995 Sea Ray jet boat, new power A GOOD USED CAR? Hurricane Shutters. Spa. 2 BR/1 BA Duplex. Furnished. head w/ one year warranty. $5,900. * VETERANS. NO MONEY DOWN. * River Estate - Estate Sale. 1981 Donax Street, AN ALMOST NEW STEREO? Seller pay all. 3 bedroom, like new. 2 Car Garage, (941)395-2313 HOW ABOUT AN AUCTION? Doublewide near pool. 2 Bdr/2 Ba, 4 Minute Walk to Gulf Beach. 3)31)»8 —tttt—21237115-3 North - between Pondella & Orange Best Deal on Sanlbell OR A RARE TRADING CARD? $179,900. large vinyl enclosed screened room, Non-Smokers Grove. Super convenient. $53,900. carport, partially furnished. $18,000. WHETHER YOURE BUYING, LOOK NO FURTHER You may re-use your eligibility, so Call For Appointment Available May 1-Dec. 31. CLASSIFIED ADS NFM, 402 St. John Circle. 543- SELLING OR SEARCHING, call for free pre-qualifying. (941) 472-6989 4500. Call (941) 472-4281 EVERYTHING YOU NEED WORK FOR YOU!!! Owner/agent 481-7452. 4)7/98 —till— 21237014-3 4)19)2016 — tltt^-»11B2»61-»9 4/17)98 —tttt— 21237013-3 4/17/98 — tttt—21226396-74 IS RIGHT AT YOUR 3)27)98 — tttt-21236029-75 FINGERTIPS. ISLANDER - Friday, March 27, 1998 - 25A Classified

SANIBEL ISLAND APARTMENTS & ANNUAL RENTALS MOBILE HOMES FOR BEAUTIFUL CAPVVA ISLAND Gingerbread House West Gulf Drive Condo DUPLEXES FOR RENT with 2 BR/2 BA. Gulf View. PROPERTY OWNERS/ RENT A new private home with Available After 4/18/98. Large remodeled 1 bedroom, 2 INVESTORS Tortuga Beach Club Victorian Key West charm. * * Mobile homes for rent." Weekly Contact Owner bedroom & efficiency apartments. WE HAVE ANNUAL RENTAL on Sanibel - Apartment 139, A two minute stroll from rent. Children welcome. Includes (770) 751-1999 Exceptionally nice, clean PROSPECTS water, garbage, pest control, lawn weeks 9 HO. a beautiful private beach apartments, good quiet 3/27/98 —Ittt— 21227471-3 FOR YOUR SANIBEL OR care. Quiet, safe. 7760 Bogart $19,500 each. on the Gulf. neighborhood, close to schools & North Fort Myers. 543-5828. shopping, water included. 275- CAPTIVA HOMES AND CALL Near historic Loggerhead Cay - Beachfront 3/28/98 —tttt—21212083-73 4587M/F,B-5. CONDOS. HERB SIMON, Chapel-By-The-Sea, and 2nd Floor Unit - 2 BR/2 BA with 4/25/98 —tttt—21149059-75 LARGE OR SMALL BROKER/REALTOR South Seas Plantation Resort. Sunrise and Sunset views. "Now Taking Applications for an CALL US FOR FAST ACTION [INTERVAL FOR SALE] Office 542-1101 Two bedrooms, two full baths; $750/week, (Sept., Oct.) Upcoming Affordable 2 Bedroom AND FULL SERVICE 1-800-741-1101 fully equipped kitchen; $875/week, Off Season, Vacancy. Annual Lease. For further MANAGEMENT FOR YOUR Residence 574-5697 washer/dryer; (May til Sept.) information, please contact PROPERTY. 1-800-933-1458 screened veranda. Call for Seasonal Rates. Community Housing & Resources, RE/MAX Realty Team Furnished with Shaker Inc. at 472-1189." 5% Discount for 3 Weeks antiques. 3/27/BB —tttt—21229632-3 CALL MARIE WELLS Call me to purchase or More. PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY or sell vacation time share Photos i references available. (732) 223-6748 Across from Edison Mall, large December 15th thru April 30th 2BD/1BA, wall to wall carpet, stove (941) 472-4113 weeks on 3)27/98 —tttt— 21228553-3 —»tt— 21225200-81 $1,400. per week. refrig.,no pets. $485. mo. + OR Sanibel and Captiva Florida. Beach or mountain ? Ft.Myers utllltles.941 -275-6348 Or digital (800) 237-6002 CALL May - $725/week. Luxury - Sanibel Cottages. June through September Beach gulf front. 2 bedroom condo beeper 982-0956 3/27/BB —tttt— 21225227-3 HERB SIMON, Week 9. with pool. 3/28 to 4/18: $650 weekly, a)28/9B —tttt—21234532-75 BROKER/REALTOR $650/week. $400 weekly thereafter. Or cool View, pool, spa, tennis, October - $725Jweek. Office 542-1101 2 BR/2 BA. Franklin, NC Appalachian wooded WANTED TO RENT 1-800-741-1101 November to December 14th riverfront cottage: $375 weekly SANIBEL HOME FOR RENT Spacious floor plan. $695/wk. both. Phone, 2 T.V.'s, premium English doctors and family seek Near Beach, 3 BR/3 BA Residence 574-5697 Owner wans to net 40K. 1-800-933-1458 Mo Pets. cabte & V.C.R. 941-765-0940 quiet holiday house to rent on Piling Home, Furnished. 612-559-5053 Rate applies to 4 people. 3)27/68 —tttt—212»32B6-» Captivafor 1-2 weeks during 10/17- RE/MAX Realty Team March-May $3,000. Month. 3/27/98 —tttt— 21228552-3 Write: Henry Romeraa 31/98 Email R.N. Davidson @ June-July $2,000. Month. io.ac.uk Tel/fax ++441818680390 (Captiva) A FISHERMAN'S DELIGHT 4)7/18 —tttt—21237108-3 Call Bob and Val 4911 Tanglewood Drive (941) 395-9207 17863 San Carlos King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 3)27/98 —tttt— 21182960-B1 Nashville, TN 37216 Fort Myers Beach BA, screened lanai, heated pool, or Sanibel Beach Club I 615-262-9859 1 Ashley Oaks Resorts tennis. 2 week minimum. 781-659- (941) 472-0494 WHY PAY RENT } (Nerlta) 3/27I8B —tttt— 160421-3 3/27/98 —tilt— 21233721-3 A Southern Family Tradition, 7460. TORTUGA BEACH CLUB Weeks 10, 11, 12, 13 . Antique Colonial Living 3/27/88 —ttSt— 2086538-3 BOCA GRANDE 5-Star Resort - Sanibel Island Apt. 7A 1600 Sq.Ft. Living Space POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA Condo, Week 2 Mid-Jan. $7,950. CALL GASPARILLA ISLAND - BOCA completely furnished, Gulf view. Sanibel - Piling Home 2 BR/2 BA Boat Dock, Screened Pool. Fantastic Gulf Beachfront. HERB SIMON, GRANDE Loft, Patio, Carport, Rates contact owner, 812-342-8181 Looking for a peaceful 3 BR/2 BA. Unfurnished. Private End Unit. BROKER/REALTOR W/D, Pool, Boat Dock, A 3/27/98 — Ittt—211BB43B.3 Island ambiance? WID. New appliances. Free Dunes Golf. Office 542-1101 All the other Resort THE ATRIUM: Exclusive Gulf-front Discover Sea Oats of Non-smoking. Swimming Pool, Tennis. 1-800-741-1101 Amenities. Yearly, Luxury. 2 BR/2 BA, Den, Wrap- Boca Grande. around Balcony, Fantastic Views, East End of Island, BY OWNER - Residence 574-5697 Monthly, Weekly, Dally, 2 bedroom suites for Sunsetsl CANCELLATION - April short walk to beach. Below Market. 1-800-933-1458 Seasonal Rates Rent and Sale. Dates Available. Call owner - 800- Pool/ Lawn maintenance (612) 472-3396 RE/MAX Realty Team Filling Reservations Fast! 484-7304 PIN 8286 or (770) 664- 3/27/98 —tttt— 21217180-3 Outstanding beach and included. Long term. 7186 amenities - 466-3393 (941) 395-3207 4)2/BB —tttt— 31233893-5 3)27/98 —tttt—21196060-3 Boca Grande 3/27/9B — tttt— 21235978-3 Real Estate, 2 bedroom available 4/1/98, month 3)27)98 —tttt— 21231755-81 Luxurious 3 BR/2 BA home, or longer lease, Punta Rassa, FL WANTED 20 1st time home buyers, • • * • * 800-881-6287 ona mile South of Captiva. across from Sanibel. Seasonal, ,qMalify»f»f.J#98 program. CalJ to ,Mimmd immeriy ot Buy From Owner 4/3/98 —tttt— 31092177.7 On Lake. rates, 800-461-7224 schedule FREE appointment before rg Beach Club, Cottages of South Seas 4/1/88 —tttt—21232B50-77 April 15th. Use IRS return toward Deeded Beach Access, purchase of new home. Call Hurricane House and South Seas Plantation CAPTIVA GULF FRONT Pool, Tennis. South Seas Plantation SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Thursdays i0a.m.-5p.m. or leave Week 13 LUXURY HOME Available Dec/98, Lands End Village, message. Global Capital 466-8787. proudly invites you End Unit, Sleeps 8 BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH Jan i Feb/99 3 BR/3 BA Licensed Mortgage Brokerage to view the 2 Full Baths, Laundry In Unit. by month only Business. AT YOUR DOORSTEP. Fantastic view of CHARTER CLUB (941) 395-1443 $6,300. 3/2B/9B —tttt—21234618-78 Long Driveway into Lush Gulf and Redflsh Pass, ON NAPLES BAY a 3/27/98 -tttt— 21231B01-3 Discounts for longer. Tropical Estate grounds. Weekly or Monthly Rates. Rent Till Own - Providing funds for five star RCI and II vacation Sanibel Beach Club I Weeks 9 & 10 (941) 472-9086 Exclusive, Save Direct. Owner, Days home ownership. Gov't programs. ownership resort viewing 2/28 - 3/14. Gulf-front condo. 2 BR/2 4/3/98 —tttt— 21234776-3 Good/ bad credit. Guaranteed Naples Bay. BA. By Owner - (941) 395-1972 Tastefully Decorated, (800) 678-1103 approvals and rates. First Eastern 3/4 Bedrooms or Den. Eves. (941) 267-9259 and 4/7/9B —tttt—21234851-3 Mortgage 1-800-244-3949. The CHARTER CLUB RESORT Sleeps Eight. POINTE SANTO DE, Ask for Glna. 4/m/BB —tttt—21235198-73 Is just a short walk to 3rd Sanibel Cottages 3-1/2 Baths. SANIBEL 3/31/98 -tttt— 21235975-3 SANIBEL HOME FOR Street South and Fifth Avenue By Owner - Wk 4 Large Heated Pool and Spa. Luxurious Gulf Front SEASONAL RENTAL South for dining and shopping. . 2 BR/2 BA, Nominated for Architectural Penthouse Condo For Rent. GET A JUMP ON Beautiful decor. Awards. 2 BR/2 BA 1999 Dunes Home, Fully furnished Winter Season Weeks starting Spacious Floorplan, Terraces and pool pavilion. Screened lanal with spiral at $10,000. for a Screened Porch Overlooking staircase to private Book your vacation 3 bedrooms, 2 bath All amenities. 1,240 square foot Tropical Gulf-front Grounds. rooftop sundeck. rental now. 2 BR, 2 BA, Family room, New furniture $4,400./week High Season 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath condo Pool, Spa, Tenn\a. Gorgeous sunrises and luxury condo newly with Swimming Pool $2,800.lweek Low Season ..„ on Naples Bay that $25,500. Days: 201-569-2111 sunsets. furnished, new tile sleeps 6 people. Call (612) 490-1121 Weekends: 914-687-0360 Beautifully dee-orated screened lanal with view CALL 888-488-1725 AND Please Leave Message. 3/27/98 —tttt— 21161591.J and fully equipped. of bay 4 poof area PUNCH IN YOUR AREA EJA. Rlzzo He. WE Broker. 4/14/98 —tttt— 21235B57-3 Substantial savings* $2,300 per month. CODE AND NUMBER OR South Seas Plantation - Call Owner: 610-664-2371 Available March through FAX INFO TO 1-800-494-5559 3 BR/3 BA Loft, porch, 216-514-0333 3)27/98 —tttt— 21161590-3 May 1999. Page Michelle. VACATION beautifully furnished, 3/27/B8 -tttt— 21235997-3 or 941-335-5974 PROPERTY & TV, VCR, WID. Pool, tennis. 3/20/08 —tttt— 21236S15. For Rent or for Salel $159,500. Golf 941-261-5559 One and two bedroom Villas ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/2 Course pool home 3 BR/3 BA. w/ S/1/98 —tttt— 21231803-3 also available. Rent for Next Season. First time mother-in-law apt! 2 car garage RENTALS BADEN. RENT THROUGH OWNER FREE GOLF AND offered. Furnished. Owner wants 5 AND SAVE. 2 WEEK MINIMUM. utility room. Fireplace plus 629 sg. ft. or 6.mth. rental. But will consider screened in decks. Located at Pine ALL AMENITIES less. Possible lease option. (St PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CALL 609- CHANGE OF PACE 985-0322 OR 609-492-7389 Island, call owner 941-283-9258 Call between James) 3-2 plus guest apartment & .3/31/98 -tttt—21237123.3 3)27/98 —Sttt—21M6279-4 Beautiful Vacation Home 10:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m. boat house. Sapodilla Lane 3 Bdrm., 2 bath/carport. New carpet Sanibel Beach Club II 3 Bedrooms, 2 Batha 1-800-227-1783 (Bokeefia) large 1 bedrm. stilt home HOMES FOR RENT I & new appliances. $700. per month. Weeks 3, 4, 5 & 6 Your own private tennis court & 3)27)98 —tttt— 21167914-3 with efficiency apt. Both deep water. No pets. 481-0485 ApLSA swimming pool, 100 yards to Sailboat access. 954-473-1835 - 37IBB —tttt—21236468-72 CALL Gulf of Mexico. Tired of Sanibel traffic!!! Consider' 4/3/9B — tttt—212363?1.4 Charming Sanibel Home - HERB SIMON, Call for times available. quiet, beautiful, Gasparilla Island, Sanibel Home Near Beach OCEAN'S REACH Newly Renovated, BROKER/REALTOR 216/338-8031 for your next vacation. Lovely one 4 BR/2 BA Furnished. Gulf front Canal Front, Boat Dock, Office 542-1101 216/338-5281 bedroom, Gulf-Front condo at Boca Two Screened Lanals Grande Club. Pool! Tennis! One Bedroom Condoa 2 BR/2 BA Large Lanal, W/D, 1-800-741-1101 3/27/98 —tttt— 21128B21-3 All New Appliances Overlooking Water. Residence 574-5697 Restaurantl Weekly. (412) 941- Each accommodates four. 1456, Beach Aceeas. Available May 1st. 1-800-933-1458 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Non-Smoking 3/27)98 —tttt—21203B55-3 Annual Lease - 6 Month - 1 Yr. Lease. RE/MAX Realty Team NEW PRIVATE LUXURY HOME Fantastic View $2,000. Monthly. ON GULF, AVAILABLE FOR Gulf Front Home on West Gulf Dr., Beach, pool, tennis, bikes _ $1,100. Monthly. available April '98.3 BR/2 BA. Very Seasonal - $3,600. Month Call (941) 418-3456 VACAVON RENTAL. Private. $8,500/ month or $2,500/ Owner: Call (617) 479-3988 4/7/98 —tttt— 21216992-3 5 BR/4 BA, PRIVATE POOL, week. (941) 472-9366, (937) 399- 941-395-1972 (10AM-6PM) 21232731-B1 SPA. ALL RESORT FACILITIES 2169, 1-800-950-5873 Furnished 3 BR/2 BA J/27/9B - .._ £ OPTIONAL SPECIAL RATE 3)27/98 — tttt— 2121«0»0-3 Plan ahead for '98-'99 winter. 3 BR/ TT East End of Island on Canal. Sanibel's Finest - Tortuga Beach THRU OWNER. Sunset Captiva house - 2 BD/2 BA & 2 BA In Chateau-Sur-Mer. Available $1,250. Monthly - ANNUAL RENTAL 3 BR/3 BA Near Club on the Gulf. 2 BR/2 BA Corner CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST loft. Nicely furnished. Gulf Beach Nov. '97 thru April '99. Very private Annual Lease. Beach. Furnished Home. $1,500. Unit. Pool, Tennis, Beach. Sleeps (219) 272-0889 OR with Bay access, tennis courts, pool. 235 72 month. (941) 395-9207 or (941) Call 813-837-3632 or six. Call Owner (941) 481-4814. Weekly rentals. Call (314) 872-9990 ^ (219) 271-0115 4/21/98 —I .J1237114-3 472-0494. Call Bob or Val. 813-839-5842 $7,000. 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Sanibel's premier four star rated Italian cuisine and seafood at ARTS & . Sanibel's most beautiful restaurant - a critically E N T E RTA IN M E N T acclaimed romantic AT THE SANIBEL INN dining experience. BIG Arts offering a The Lee County alliance of the Arts is located at 10091 McGregor Blvd., at the < GOURMET PASTAS • EARLY BIRD SPECIAL • EXTENSIVE WINE LIST class in Beginning • BLACK ANGUS BEEF • BANQUETS & CATERING • HOMEMADE DESSERTS corner of Royal Palm Square and Colonial • CHOICE VEAL • FRESH LOCAL SEAFOOD • PIANO ENTERTAINMENT Acrylics Boulevards. For further details call 939- • NIGHTLY HAPPY HOUR • LIVE MAINE LOBSTER • CHILDREN'S MENU For all of those who have bombarded 2787. BIG Arts with requests for a class in paint- On With The Show Taste of the Islands Award Winner for Pasta ing in acrylics, now is the time to join the GuKshore life Magazine 10% OFF i wonderful class conducted by Lucie presented by Runner up Awards I Macherowski. In this class Macherowski Best Italian Southwest Florida Gay Smite ti« | EARLY BIRD SPECIAL | specializes in the many facets of the use Ft. Myers News Press Best Wine List Best Overall Restaurant When geu dim firtwjMi fym-tfm. of acrylics in painting. Students will learn and Lesbian Chorus how to mix and use colors, the basic con- On With the Show is a musical ex- cepts of composition and how to free your travaganza celebrating a century of the 937 East Gulf Drive • 472-0494 for Reservations imagination and stimulate creativity. New York stage in song and style. It will Macherowski thoughtfully guides students play one performance at 8 p.m., Saturday, in the art of painting with strength and en- April 4 at the Arcade Theatre in downtown joyment. Acrylics can be used to resemble Fort Myers. oils or watercolors and are the ideal me- The revue begins during the days of DM IN if CAHMHir dium to use when entering the wonderful Tin Pan Alley and takes you on a kaleido- world of painting. scopic musical journey that ends with 11 AM-10PM Macherowski's classes are given songs featured in Broadway's current hit from 1 to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays. These musicals. If you enjoy Broadway tunes you of Sanibet are open classes and you can register at can count on hearing several of your fa- anytime. A series of six classes is $60 and vorites during the evening. In keeping with the. Southwest to m a single session is $13. • SUiS P You asked for it, BIG Arts complied. Florida Gay & Lesbian Chorus' new style, Now it's up to you to follow through. The - On With the Show will be accompanied by number to call to register for the class is a ten piece instrumental ensemble. There BtLTY YSSA, GET2ND FffltT 395-0900. will also be a few dazzling costumes, dance numbers and soloists featured throughout I LARGE PIZZA WITH 2 TOPPINGS Local artist Bea Pappas the evening's performance. JFJKMJb wins Art in Public Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 coupon Expires .1998 not valid with any other Places award at the door. They can be obtained from any coupon Expires April 3.1998 not vaiid wttfi arr/ ottier offer offer. Half price pizza, equal or lesser value. SWFGLC member or by phone, using a Local artist Bea Pappas was awarded major credit card. The number to call is the Port Authority the Chorus Line at (941) 458-1382. * 2440 PALM RHMSE ROAD IN PELICAN PLACEJ Choice Award for her watercolor Gulf Coast Symphony Ford Home is a second annual auction Ford Deluxe. An- VISIT OUR PATIO LOUNGE other islander fundraiser If it Swims in LIVE ENTERTAINMENT whose work is in- The Gulf . featuring cluded in the ex- Coast Sym- Florida waters, • Loose Change hibit is Jo Mullen. phony Orches- Sun.-Thurs. The Lee tra, founded by we probably County Port Au- Andrew Kurtz, 8:30-12:30 and Temple • Tropical Breeze thority and the feature it Lee County Art in Bea Pappas Beth-El are co- Reggae Fri.-Sat. Public Places Board have sponsored the hosting a second Serving Fresh Native Seafood, 9-12:30 annual airport exhibit since 1989 to pro- annual auction Shrimp, Beef & Pasta Dishes ' Dooley's Dixie Five vide local artists with a forum for their fund-raising din- Dixieland Jazz Band works, which are available for purchase. ner — Festivale Dress is Casual MOD 7-11 The nine exhibits have included the work Italien—begin- ning at 6 p.m. Saturday evening, April 4. WINNER OF 35 TASTE OF of more than 100 local artists. These works Happy Hour Daily 4-7 pm of art are always displayed in the passen- You will be transported to the streets THE ISLANDS' AWARDS ger waiting areas on the terminal's second of Italy and dine on gourmet Italian cui- Since 1988 — Including • $1 Drafts -1/2 Price Well Drinks floor, which is open to the public 24 hours sine while you listen to the sounds of mu- "BEST RESTAURANT a day. The exhibit can be seen until mid- sicians playing your favorite Italian clas- • Reduced-Prices on-most FOR SEAFOOD" May. sics. Throughout the evening there will be and "BEST OVERALL • Call & Premium Drinks Color Laser Print a cash wine bar. •FREE Happy Hour Food You can wander the sidewalk stands RESTAURANT' Exhibition at Alliance outside the cafe and bid on the many won- WEDNESDAY-Over the Hump of the Arts derful donated items available in a silent • SUNSET SPECIALS Members of The Conner Artist So- auction. Then, you will sit down to a multi- Day on the patio lounge - course traditional Italian meal featuring ap- 5-6 PM FROM $8.95 ciety will feature a very special exhibit of Extended Happy Hour 4 - 9 pm their fine art in the Color Laser Print Ex- petizers, salad, two main courses, des- • "GARDEN DINING" or hibition at the Lee County Alliance of the sert and coffee. It is catered by the world- class Chart House. just a cocktail on Sanibel's Arts on Friday, April 3. More than 50 award-winning artists The lively auction following the only outdoor screened-in patio have created beautifully framed art work meal includes weekend stays on Sanibel, with RAW BAR for perusal and purchase. All of the art cruises for two, dinners for two at many RESERVATIONS work in the show is in the price range of wonderful local restaurants, jewelry, art, $75 to $200. massages, hair and nail services, member- DINNER DAILY 5:00-10:00. PM SUGGESTED Included in the exhibition will be ships at local clubs and many other unique Reservations accepted but not required seascapes, still life, abstract, realism, Fau- items. If you wish to donate something for 1223 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel *-•/» All A vism, portraiture, landscapes and florals. auction please call 472-6197. (next to the Mobil Station) 472" I 771 You can enjoy a complimentary glass A donation of $36 per person (par- of wine and hors d'oeuvres, from 5 to 7 tially tax deductible) will reserve your p.m., Friday, Aril 3, and view this unique place at this charitable fundraiser( limited THE fine art selection to 180 persons). Tables of 8 can be reserved SEAFOOD STEA'KSf' & SPIRITS J *- (Continued, page 6B) fl i ISLANDER • Friday, March 27, 1998 • 3B msfmdao Night life

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By FRANK WAGNER Music Festival patrons Batman's TV Cat Woman Islander staff writer went home with not only The third week of a memory but a memento. and LJ'IAbner's ' Sanibel Music Festival The second part was '98 gave islanders an op- devoted to Brahms' Piano Stupefyln' Jones were portunity to hear artists Quintet in F minor, Op. 34 from Paris (The Parisii with guest artist Yakov one and the same — Quartet), from Moscow Kasman. Kasman played (Russian pianist Kasman, with a forceful display of Julie Newmar 1997 silver medalist at the technique and was beauti- Van Cliburn International fully integrated into the (•Some of the most talented actors, singers and Piano Competition) and a ensemble sounds of dancers in the business were certain that my daily jazz stage full of musical per- Parissi Quartet. Not once classes at the International School of Dance in formers from New York did you feel there was any Carnegie Hall at noon, 4 p.m. and 7p.m. would al- City and environs in the vying for special attention ways be in session. They were for some 28 years, 1950 lively revue, Spring is by individuals with a dis- to 1978. Come with me, back to those "good ole days," Here. play of technical bril- and have a closer look at some of the students who liance or emotional inter- were in my classes at that time.) Parisii String pretation; all was of a piece. In 1956 my classes were attended by some of Quartet and Broadway's finest dancers. pianist Yakov To play as a guest of It was during this period that many of the cast of Parisii Quartet may have the hit musical Li'lAbner, choreographed by Michael Kasman been Kasman's choice, Kidd, would take two or three classes a week. Kidd Sponsored by Roz and Jim but I would have like to was using some of the beSt'ehbrus gypsies working in MtirkY* ••••••' '. ' •••-.• •• have Had at feast one spec- musical comedy at that time, and many of them had The French word tacular solo piece from gotten most of their basic jazz dance training in my ensemble is quite fre- this obviously talented sil- classes. Some of my prize students included a gorgeous quently tossed around ver medalist. redhead, Sharon Shore, whom I later used in several when it comes to describ- nightclub revues. She looked like a grown-up Campbell ing the absolute together- Spring Is Here Soup kid and was one of the Li'lAbner dancers pic- ness of a group of musi- Sponsored by tured on the cover of an issue of Life magazine. Dee cians who call themselves NationsBank Dee Wood seldom missed one of my classes. She a string ensemble, a piano Spring is Here was danced in Li 'lAbner, assisted Kidd, and eventually be- ensemble, a quartet, a trio sub-titled "A Seasonal came a Hollywood choreographer. She and her hus- and so on. Celebration of the Golden band, Marc Breaux, devised and staged the dances for The living definition of the term could be per- Age of the Broadway and Hollywood Musical" with Disney's Mary Poppins. fectly applied to the Parisii Quartet's playing of Ravel's the Music Theatre of Connecticut. That is pretty much Tina Louise, of TV's Gilligan's Island fame, String Quartet in F major at the Wednesday, March what the evening was all about. played Appassionata Von Climax, enamored of Li'l 18, concert. For me, it was the high point of an evening Spring evoked such sprightly tunes as Spring is Abner. Tina was a regular student in my noon jazz class, of superb musicianship. Such a magnificent blend of Here, Mountain Greenery, Heather on the Hill plus a which was much more geared toward singers and ac- four stringed instruments is rarely heard outside a sound spring rain medley that gave the audience a chorus of tors who were less agile and facile. studio. The instruments and their players were: violins, Stormy Weather and A Foggy Day in London Town. Thierry Brodard and Jean-Michel Berrette; viola, Do- But the tall beauty who caught any and every minique Lobet; and cello, Jean-Philippe Martignoni. The good old summertime treated us to Take Me eye as she wiggled, jiggled and sinuously writhed In those recording studios' soundproof isolation booths, Out to the Ballgame, I'm Old Fashioned and Dancing through difficult dance combinations across the floor one or more operators is constantly manipulating le- in the Dark. was none other than Julie Newmar. You might remem- vers, buttons, dials, and what have you, to adjust the After intermission Autumn and Winter were also ber her as the tallest female dancer in the film Seven mix of four instruments to the heady integrated sound well represented in song. Three of the favorite autumn Brides for Seven Brothers, which was also choreo- perfection and blend that one has come to expect from tunes were Try to Remember, September Song, and Sun- graphed by Michael Kidd. Newmar most assuredly recordings. rise, Sunset. The audience was asked to sing-along in caught your eye when she whirled onto the stage of each of the three and quite graciously obliged. the St. James Theatre as Stupefyin' Jones. It was her The evening opened with a brilliant reading of The three ladies of the company — Andrea appearance in this vehicle that openedmany other en- Mozart's Quartet in C major, K. 465, "Dissonant."'It Drobish, Beverly Lambert and Maida Meyers Lowin — tertainment doors for her. Her natural feel for move- most assuredly gave the audience an opportunity to soon became audience favorites as did William ment produced a cat-like fluidity and sensuousness that become acquainted with the cello's many moods and Broderick, of the commanding baritone voice, and the made her a perfect choice for Cat Woman in the televi- sounds made by the powerful fingering and bowing song and dance man of the troupe, Michael Cole. Kevin sion version at Batman. She played a featured role in hands of Martignoni; a chance to hear the incredible Connors, who created this pastiche of seasonal songs the film The Marriage-Go-Round, a variety of leads sounds of violinists Brodard and Berrette; plus the ex- for the Sanibel Music Festival, also accompanied the in other films and was as in many summer musical citing, resonant, and luscious sounds of Lobet's viola. performers and raised his voice in song at least once. stock theater productions. Quite frankly, and I readily admit it, I would have If you gauge the success of an evening by audi- much preferred to hear a composition by Debussy, After my exercise book Body-Works was pub- ence acceptance, the majority of those who attended gave Franck or Faure instead of this Mozart piece. So there Spring is Here high marks. They were vastly entertained. lished, I was invited to be on the television show To you are, it's a personal choice. I hasten to add, there Tell the Truth. On the program Newroar introduced the Personally, it was not one of my favorite Broadway can be little doubt that most of the audience was com- comes to Sanibel festival presentations, and I will be the book and did a short exercise from.it at the beginning pletely satisfied with Mozart's "Dissonant." of the show. Kitty Carlisle rightly guessed who I was first toput in a rousing vote for a return of Julie Spangler and joined me in a couple of exercises from the book. This was followed by the masterful reading of and her sensational troupe of musical mummers for the Ravel and the intermission. During the interval, CD's 1999 season's Sanibel Musical Festival. of the Parisii Quartet w'ere hot items and many Sanibel (Continued, page 8B, 998 - ISLANDER 777e Business of Murder \N\\\ thrill those who like a mystery

By FRANK WAGNER Walter in the Angels in America reading. Islander staff He is currently playing, and with great writer style, the cook and ' " coachman in The The Busi- Miser (closing to- ness of Murder by morrow, March Richard Harris 28). will be the final production of the A hint and 1997-'98 season nothing more is all 1 r one should get i,<> Heated pool jf.-^.'. *Z- u .'• ',- ; at the Pirate Play- house. It has been when it comes to jacuzn a huge success in a mystery play London where it and your future has played to sold- Director Robert enjoyment of it. Carrie Lund out houses for Cacioppo So here goes: The scene is Stone's Lakefrontlots still available. eight years. Open- ing curtain will at apartment. Dee Home & Homesite Packages 8 p.m. Friday, enters to discuss a screenplay: Who from $199,000. Near Sanibel on Old McGregor Blvd. April 3 and the production will should next ap- play through May pear but Dee's se- 2. cret lover, detec- tive Hallet. He has The tal- come to Stone's ented threesome residence hoping chosen by Artistic "This is a new celebration that Stone's son Director Robert will lead him to a with a literary conference, Cacioppo for The major drug bust. Michael Marotta golf, and a children's art Business of Mur- Gordon McConnell Dee and Hallet camp." der are certainly have been lured to Stone's place for a very familiar faces to patrons of the playhouse. - New York Times sinister reason. They are the intended prey Carrie Lund, who most recently appeared in a web of deceit and death neatly woven in the season's artistic triumph To Kill a by Stone. "A kinder, more family-ori- Mockingbird, plays Dee, a high-strung ented affair." writer. She just happens to be having an Don't ask Why? Wild horses couldn't —Chicago Tribune affair with a hard-boiled detective, Hallet, drag out the answer. You'll have to attend a played by the fine actor Gordon performance of The Business of Murder to find out the hows, whys and wherefores. "This is a new festival for a McConnell. McConnell was brilliant as Roy Cohn in the recent staged reading of Performance schedule for The Busi- new generation of Tony Kushner's Angels in America. ness of Murder is 8 p.m. Monday through Hemingways." Michael Marotta will appear as Stone, an Saturday ($25). Matinees are at 2 p.m. — agitated, fussy individual who is vitally Wednesday, April 8, 15, 22 and Thursday, concerned about his troubled son and com- April 26. ($20). Students 18 or younger or "An enjoyable festival, cov- pletely devoted to his invalid wife (or is with a current college I.D. are admitted for he?) Marotta is a great favorite from pre- $15 anytime. For reservations call 472- ered by about 2,300 newspa- 0006, Visa and Mastercard accepted. pers across the United States, vious seasons and more recently read Prior from New York Tunes to the L.A. Times." Show Biz, from 7B — Sanibel-Captiva Islander Encores, a series of simply staged revivals at New York's City Center (the smash hit Chicago owes its reestablishment as a dazzling hit musical to Encore), had an ad in "Where Hemingway actually last week's Sunday theater section of . The ad extolled the fact that lived is not the point; how he one of this year's Encores productions would beLi'lAbner. Guess who was listed al- phabetically in the cast list? You're right, Julie Newmar. I'm not certain which role II is remembered is." she'll be playing but I would assume it would be her original, Stupefyin' Jones. One — Times thing is definite, she won't be playing Mammy Yocum.

International Hemingway Festival Sanibel Island Florida • June 19-21, 1998 Sanibel Library Events: Two-Day Literary Conference, Children's Art & Adventure Camp, Hemingway Stage Play, Ernest Hemingway Exhibit, Old Man and The CHILMhN'S Sea Author's Dinner, Photography Workshop, Golf Tournament, Tennis Tournament, Ceramics Workshop, Fine Art Workshop, Grace Hall Hemingway Fine Art Competition, Leicester Hemingway Story Telling Contest, Hemingway Writing Competitions, Dr. Clarence Hemingway Nature Photography Contest, Papa Hemingway's Father's Day Dinner. To enter the library's magical realm of childhood, turn right at the top of the stairs or as you leave the elevator. There, at the east end of This festival is a non-profit, educational organization. Proceeds benefit: American Diabetes Association, Bay Pines VA Hospital, the J.'N. "Ding" the building, is a charming spot where the furniture and the book Darling National Wildlife Refuge and C.R.O.W. Care & Rehabilitation of shelves are appropriately-sized and the atmosphere is happy and re- Wildlife. laxed. Distanced from the adult areas, the youngsters participate in For more Information contact International Hemingway Festival, 2323 reading programs, story-telling sessions and puppet plays, all the time Del Prado Blvd., Suite #7, Cape Coral, FL 33990 or call (800) 916-9727. learning to love and appreciate the joys of the world of books. www.hemingwaytestlval.com For more information, call 472-2483 Television Listings For March 27 thru April 3, 1 998 T MONDAY NESDAY

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By Candace Havens Soap Talk ©TVData Features Syndicate Life is full of surprises for Adrienne Frantz, who portrays the slightly wicked Amber on The Bold and The Beautiful. She recently took home the award for best female vocalist at the 1997 Los Angeles Music Awards after giving out a demo tape at a party.Frantz, who writes her own music, ways she was shocked when she discovered she was up for the award. She was even more surprised when she won. Can you imagine winning an award like that with just a demo tape? It was an amazing feeling, She says. There are similarities between Frantz's experiences and Amber's career on B&B , although producer Broadway Bell had no idea Frantz could smg until he read something about her in a magazine."He called me into his office and asked me to sing for him," Frantz says. "I did it, and he seemed to like it. The next thing I knew I was singing on the show." Frantz's music is an eclectic blend of sounds. "I was heavily influenced by the music of the "60's," she says. "If I go to buy a CD, it's usually something like the Door's of . And that music is a big part of my sound."Frantz has been busy recently taping a song for Meg Ryan's upcoming film, City of Angels. It was another one those things that just happened. "My friend, who' producing the soundtrack, just called out of the blue," she explains. The actress-singer is certain she can pursue her career as a singer and keep her day job on B&B. I think if I hit it big and begin touring my music, that Amber will just have to go on tour too," she says.

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Please Don't Feed When you feed an ? alligator you are training YOU LL BE SEEN IN it to approach humans and are creating a ALL THE BEST PLACES life-threatening When you're in the situation...especially for our children. Feeding alligators is a criminal act Sanibel Captiva Welcome Guide punishable by fines and/or imprisonment, "Businesses You Can Count On!" 50,000 copies with distribution It's Against The Law starting in November will-provide residents and visitors ahandy ref- erence guide to events, attrac- tions, dining, entertainment, real Live Shelling Restriction estate, services and shopping in- formation. Florida law The guide will be 4" x 8" printed in four color on glossy prohibits enamel stock and will be avail- able in hundreds of high traffic lo- [ the taking of cations, the Chamber of Com- merce, Southwest Florida Inter- live shells on national Airport, condos, hotels and more. Sanibel Island Distribution dates: to conserve November1,1991[andFebruary1,L Advertising deadline: October 3,1997 this precious ~~ • ForcompleteriHformationreall ~ Sanibel Captiva ISLANDER or SHOPPER'S GUIDE at marine resource 472-2656,472-5185. ISLANDER • Friday, March 27, 1998 - 17B ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Out W About with Frank Wagner A wide variety of events were avail- able to those who enjoy a night out. On is- land The Sanibel Musical Festival presented its Wednesday and Saturday evening con- certs (reviewed elsewhere in this issue of the Islander). A small but well-presented ballet company, Ballet Jorgen, danced a full- length version ofRomeo and Juliet at Mann Hall as one of the Fort Myers Community Concert Series. The island's musical mae- stro J.T. Smith opened a new revue To Have . and To Hold at The Off Broadway Palm Theater, also in Fort Myers. Ballet Jorgen presents an exciting full length Romeo and Juliet Mann Hall, Tuesday, March 17 Ballet Jorgen is a young, vital, troupe of 16 dancers who have only been together for 10 years. They dance with a great unity of style and present, on stage and to the. audience, with an unusual esprit de corps. In other words, it is a company in which everyone does everything, i.e. solo, fea- T H ve and To Hold tured, ensemble and, yes, even happy peas- Tarn Butler as Juliet andBengt Jorgen as Romeo. ° * is playing at the Off Broadway Palm. ants or an elegant group of nobles. Artistic Director Bengt Jorgen said Butler's Juliet. She was picture perfect. She ented performers is a dedicated determina- J.T.'s revues at the Off Broadway during a few moment's conversations with was pretty, moved with incredible fluidity tion to please. This is most proper and they Palm Theatre have always played to Stand- me backstage after the performance, "Natu- and radiated a virginal exterior that neatly are a most likeable foursome. But I feel they ing Room Only, so make your reservations rally, talent is important but, on a par and hid her ability to portray the intense and might be wiser to relax a bit, trust the mate- early. For reservations and curtain times almost more important, is a willingness to passionate feelings that were later called rial and reduce the vocal volume and hyper- call 278-4422. Evenings are $30 for din- work hard and put in long hours." He con- for. She made you believe every emotion enthusiasm, especially in sketches. This ner and show; matinees are $27 for lunch tinued, "Yesterday was our first full day off she portrayed and neatly wove you into her playing tactic might end up getting twice and show, and show only is $17. To Have in a month and that seems to be the norm." innocent web of young love with all its the results with half the effort. and To Hold plays through April 19. Romeo & Juliet was choreographed tragic consequences that were first de- by Jorgen to a score by Prokofiev. The picted by William Shakespeare. breathtaking costumes by Gary Dahms If you see the name Ballet Jorgen, were a subtle riot of colors, extremely styK don't hesitate to purchase your ticket and Intriguing,..Provocative, ish and of the proper period. Jorgen made enjoy an evening of fine dancing by a won- great use of the sweep of the costumes by derfully integrated troupe of 16 hard work- devising highly effective movement pat- ing dancer/actors. CompeMog.Xaptivattag terns that were always interesting and con- To Have and To Hold stantly changing. — a witty look at love The set and lighting design were by Glenn Davidson. The setting was a series and marriage of three sets of white arches — one sta- Off Broadway Palm Theatre, March 13 tionary with filmy curtains that could be J.T. Smith's newest original revue To opened or closed; the other two were Have and To Hold which is currently play- moveable and could represent almost any ing at the Off Broadway Palm Theatre, off locale that the choreographer might need. the lobby of the Broadway Palm Dinner Highly .impressive was the magnifi- Theatre, is a veritable marriage-go-round of cence of the dueling scenes done by the men he-ing and she-ing with music, sketches and in the company: Jorgen as Romeo; Rodolfo two brides and two grooms. In the midst of TIMES OFTHE Patella as Mercutio; and Donald Dawson all the fun you'll even get the opportunity to shake hands with the brides and grooms as Tybalt. No fake, namby-pamby duelling SHORE Ac ISLAND LIVING took place on the stage of Mann Hall; it was and sample some wedding cake. virile, exciting and movie perfect. J.T. is responsible for the entire pro- Panibel and Captiva's most fascinating The overall dancing was excellent duction: writing, direction, staging and cast- and the performers never used technical ing. He calls it a "Matrimonial Romp," a D magazine of shore and island living. feats or tricks to enhance a solo spot, pas witty, and sometimes touching look at meet- de deux or ensemble passage. Any choreo- ing, dating, mating, marriage, childbirth, Please detach and mail to Tune tfth e Llmfe • EO. Box 1227 • Sanibel, FL33957 graphed movement always made a state- divorce and those infamous golden years. ment involved with the story or plot. The company of four triple-threat :«islandS;:Cphi|og^ Jorgen's performance was well acted and performers who act, sing and dance are effortlessly danced. He made great use of Molly Beck, David Cooper, Angela Haag, his own long natural lines, and he danced and Jeff March. They are accompanied by SAVE over 69% Q 1YEARS16.5OWISSUES) Q 2 YEARSJ25.501121SSUES) D 3YEARSJi3jO(18ISSUES) with a welcome lack of personalized and and often joined in song by musical direc- SnvmrSH &nt{im$26 SwtnrarWO ^ stylized moves. tor and pianist Brian Pia who has his own NAME__ - sivlogs! Patella's Mercutio was long armed, unique personality and sense of humor. long limbed, moved like the wind and con- Two of the more outstanding solo spots of ADDRESS ; - veyed a passion of the young so important the evening are Haag's Ring Dem Bells and to the playing of Romeo's friend. Dawson March's Well Known Fact. made a stately and wickedly taunting There are many familiar tunes, some PHONE ( ) DATE Tybalt who killed Mercutio and was later, sound more like special material, and all ' himself, dealt the deadly thrust of the of the arrangements have that unmistak- SIGNATURE sword by Romeo. able touch of individuality, that is a trade- One of the most striking and touch- mark of J.T.'s revues. For credit card orders please call 1-800-846-3390 0 A trip mtb Qftin Craws, Capciva, H ing performances of the evening was Tara The feeling projected by the four tal- Foreign subscribers add $36/yr for shipping. QAproductKn of ttePinie Pla^cnsts. Sunbel Single copy price $3.50 Offer expires May 15,1998. 18B - Friday, March 27, 1998 • ISLANDER ISLAND SCENE Chamber After Hours Lehigh-Brogan Wedding

(L to R) Lois Myers of the West Wind Inn and the Juliana DaCosta of South Seas and Alberto Lombardi, Chamber's Marianne Haugen and Karen Moses. owner of Bellini's ofCaptiva.

Shannon Lehigh and Patrick Brogan were mar- ried on February 26. The ceremony took place at sun- set on Captiva's Sunset Beach. The wedding dinner was served at Kings Crown in South Seas Plantation where Mary Hendzel, wife of Sanibel Code AnnNuciford and Don Czeck (center and right) of the Island Scene the couple honeymooned. Shannon and Patrick reside Enforcement Officer Ray Hendzel, won publication chat with Sanibel City Manager Gary Price. in New , . The bride is the daughter aBlack OrchidArl Gallery gift certificate. of Janie Pritchard, a realtor for PMR, Inc. on Sanibel. Everyone's Irish on St. Paddy's Day

Greg LeBlanc and Barbara Renneke of Captiva 's Carmine and Diane Marotta own rental condos on Wildside Adventures won a tote bag of assorted gifts Sanibel. courtesy of South Seas. Several Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club members Bellini's of Captiva hosted the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce After Hours on March 16. The and their wives buffet featured many of the restaurant's popular menu items including a variety of pastas prepared to order celebrated St. Patrick's and fried calimari along with meatballs and carved roast beef. The staff moved through the substantial crowd Day at the Lexington offering canapes and pizza. As always, a drawing highlighted the evening. Islander Publisher Harry Pappas Country Club. Above left, won a certificate for advertising in Times of the Islands valued at $800 which he immediately turned over Stan Kucaba of Times of the Islands looking like a Leprechaun. Maurice Oshry for use by the Sanibel Music Festival. Above right, Andy Romano proposing a toast.

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With your help, CR.0.W. pledges to always be there for our helpless friends of the wild. YES, I want to help C.R.O.W. by becoming Features typical Florida "cracker" home, plus a member. Enclosed is my contribution for: artifacts and rotating exhibits; old Bailey country store complete with gravity-fed gasoline tanks and 1926 Model T Ford delivery truck; tiny 1927 Reed QYouth, 16 & under ...... $15 QSustairdng $250 post office; and restored Miss Charlotta's tea room. Qlndividual .... $25 QDonor $500 •Family $50 QSponsor ....$1000 Wheelchair accessible; boardwalk throughout. QSupporting ..$100 Donation requested. Please make check payable to C.R.O.W. All dues and contributions are tax deductible. 950 Dunlop Road, Sanibel Open Wed. - Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. ISLANDER • Friday, March 27, 1998 - 19B ISLAND SCENE Coker-Cohen Engagement Change of Watch at the CIYC

(L to R) Charlie Kay, EdLannigan, Halt Rogers and Pat Lannigan

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Carol Coker of Norfolk, Virginia, and Mike Cohen, long-time resident of Captiva, were engaged on March (L Co R) Rear Commodore Frank Suits, his wife 15, 1998. Coker is an executive with the Simon Elizabeth, Vice Commodore Jack Perlowski and his DeBartolo Group of Indianapolis; Cohen is active in wife, Lois Retiring Commodore Ed Lannigan and his wife Pat community associations and is well-known as the founder and pianist of Satin Jazz, a group of island On March 21, in a ceremony conducted by Hatt Rogers, Charlie Kay took the helm as the new Com- musicians who often donate their services for island modore of the Captiva Island Yacht-Club. Vice Commodor Jack Perlowski, Rear Commodore Frank Suits functions and fund-raisers. The couple plans a July 4, and the new Board of Directors were also sworn in by Rogers. The gala included a cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres and a raw bar, a full-course dinner and dancing to music provided by the Rex Mitchell Trio. 1998 wedding. Eden's Evening at the Theater On Monday, March 16, the Old Schoolhouse Theater hosted a champagne reception and special performance of Come Rain Come Shine, J.T. Smith's tribute to songwriters Johnny Mercer and Harold Aden. The event benefited Eden, Florida, a Fort Myers non-profit center which offers a variety of services to uiiiiii "liUlivi. u ] ,1 lull-. .'11! tli> :r 1 Mill L .

and Sherry Vandal with • *hter-in-law and son, Judy i< Vartdal, Left, Cameron ' Leslie Sinclair, Betsy Sutor, 1 n hii-< ois, TaireMalloy and Teresa v Right, Leslie Sinclair, of Eden Florida, picks the winning raffle ticket from vase held by Lesley Godley tutors at Eden. Jim Francois.

If you have photos you would like to see in Island Scene, call Elaine Stacy at 395-2661, or drop them off at the Islander Office, 695 Tarpon Bay Road, Unit #13 (across the street from the post office.) ISLAND FRAMING Collectibles in Country Charm" Qualify Custom Framing 751 Tarpon Bay Rd. Custom Matting & Framing • Conservation Framing Dry Mounting • needlework .& Shadowbox Pick Up & Delivery Service Mounting & Framing All Work Done On Premises • Next Day Framing Available • Haitian Art Periwinkle Way Located In Gallery Place Pal... Upstairs From Tower Gallery RidjeRd. San-Cap Rd. (formerly Matsumoto Center) Hours: Mon-Sat, 10-6 472-1118 MON.-FRI. 9-8, SAT; 10-5, SUN. 11-5 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY, 395-0888 * WG Ship UPS 20B Friday, March 27, 1998 - ISLANDER Community Calendar

Clubs & Organizations Luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on 1st TTVA—Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at Churches • AA—At least 1 meeting every day. Call Wednesday of each month. Open to the 7:30 a.m. at Hungry Heron. Visiting • CAPTTVA CHAPEL BY THE SEA, 275-5111 24 hours a day for schedule. public. 472-6940. Zontians welcome. Contact Linda Uhler at Captiva Island—Services 11 am Sunday • AL-ANON—For those affected by • COMMITTEE OF THE ISLANDS 472-3817. and special days. Rev. Charles Smith. 472- someone else's drinking. Tuesday 8:30 (COTI)—Meets at 9 a.m. second Thurs- Fan Clubs 1646. a.m. & 8 p.m., also Friday noon at Sanibel day of the month at NationsBank. 472- • BOSOX BOOSTER FAN CLUB— • BAT YAM-TEMPLE OF THE ISLANDS (Reform congregation)— Community Church. 275-5111. 0536. Boston Red Sox fans interested in joining Services: 8 p.m. Fridays at Sanibel • AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF • KIWANIS CLUB OF SANIBEL- can call Paul Gaeta at Tarwinkles' Legends Congregational United Church of Christ, RETIRED PERSONS (AARP)—Meets CAPTIVA ISLANDS—Meets at 7:30 Bar & Grille, 472-1366 or write 2477 2050 Periwinkle Way. 472-3016. 2nd Friday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at a.m. every Wednesday for breakfast at the Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957. • ANNUNCIATION GREEK ORTHO- Civic Center on Library Way. Visitors Hungry Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge Rd. • "PATRIOTS IN PARADISE" FAN DOX CHURCH, 8210 Cypress Lake welcome. 472-5517. Visiting Kiwanians welcome. 472-1537. CLUB—Fans interested in joining call Drive, Fort Myers—Sunday service at • AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S • LIONS—Meets at 6:30 p.m. on 1st & The Sanibel Grill at Timbers Restaurant, 10:30 a.m., weekdays at 9. Sunday School ASSOCIATION (ABWA)—Meets for 3rd Wednesday of each month at Sanibel 472-HIKE or write P.O. Box 124, Sanibel, at 10:15 a.m. Rev. Arthur Kontinos, Pastor. dinner & business at 5:30 p.m. on the 2nd Community Center on Periwinkle Way. FL 33957. Tuesday of every month at Sundial. • NEWCOMERS—Newcomers and 481-2099. Reservations must be made by Wednesday Island Greeters meet for lunch and a short, Bridge • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST prior to the Tuesday, meeting. Reserva- entertaining program on the second • FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE—Sanibel SCIENTIST, 2950 W. Gulf Drive- tions: 472-4437. Wednesday of each month at Sundial Congregational United Church of Christ, Sunday service and Sunday School 10:30 • AMERICAN LEGION SANIBEL- Terrace Room. Meet new friends, rekindle 2050 Periwinkle Way, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Every a.m. Wednesday meetings 7:30 p.m. 472- CAPTTVAPOST123—Meets at 7 p.m. the old. 395-2457. Monday, November-April. $2 charge. All 8684. . on 1st Wednesday of each month at Legion • ROTARY—Meets at 7:30 a.m. every • are welcome. 395-1770. • SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Hall, Sanibel-Captiva Rd. 472-9979. Friday at Hungry Heron. Visiting Rotarians Fishing, Shelling & (multi-denominational), 1740 Periwinkle • AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL- and interested individuals welcome. 472- Boating Organizations Way (next to Jerry's)—-Sunday schedule: 8 IARY—Meets at 7 p.m. on 1st Wednesday 2880. • SANIBEL ISLAND TARPON a.m. Traditional Communion Service; 9 of each month at Legion Hall on Sanibel- • SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIA- CLUB—Meets 6:30 p.m. 2nd Thursday of a.m. Contemporary Service w/band & Captiva Road. 472-9979. TION—Meets 2nd Wednesday. October- month March-July at local restaurant. 472- Children's Ministry; 10 a.m. Traditional • CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP— April at Sanibel Community Center. Happy 2656. Service w/chancel choir; 11 a.m. Contem- Sponsored by FISH. Meets at 10 a.m. the HoUr at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner and • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA POWER porary Worship w/band. Child care is fourth Tuesday of each month (except Dec. program (Advance reservations necessary). SQUADRON—Meets 3rd Tuesday of provided for all services. Minister: Dr. 16) at 1774 Bunting Lane. 395-0130. Office hours. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-2 each month except July & August at 6 p.m. Denny Dennison. 24-hour answering • COMMITTEE OF NEIGHBOR- p.m. 472-2155. at Sanibel Community Center. 472-4809. service. 472-2684. HOOD ASSOCIATIONS (CONA)— • ZONTACLUB of SANIBEL-CAP- • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SHELL • SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL CLUB—Meets at 8 p.m. on last Tuesday UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 2050 of month at Sanibel Community Center, Periwinkle Way—Sunday worship: October-May. Visitors welcome. 472- morning chapel, 7:45 a.m.; full worship 4094. service, 9 a.m.; Sunday school during 11 • SANIBEL FISHING CLUB—Meets a.m. service. Child care provided 9 & 11 1st Tuesday of month at 6:30 p.m. for eApril 4 & 5 10 A.M.- 5 P.M. •Victorian a.m services. Elevator for easy access.Dr. • Folk Art refreshments & fish tales; 7 p.m. meeting Randall H. Niehoff, minister. The Rev. Ms. |a FLORIDA'S FINEST INDOOR JURIED CRAFT SHOW • Country • Southwestern and program at Sanibel Community Sandra Boler, associate minister. Church LEE CIVIC CENTER • Primitive Center. Visitors welcome. office open Monday through Friday. 472- • Nautical 11831 BAYSHORERD. • Painted Glass Garden Clubs 0497. S-75 Exit 26,followthesigns: • Jewelry . • Homemade Fudge 1 • MASTER GARDENERS & HORTI- • ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH, East 3 Miles • Clothing * 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road—Saturday N. Ft. Myers • Clocks 1 CULTURAL SOCIETY— Meets4st $4.00 ADMISSION • And Much More! B Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. at Mass 5:30 p.m.; Sunday Mass 8:30 and [^60-0092 OTWww^bgCTaftfai^xom^ Jj Sanibel Library, year-round. Everyone 10:30 a.m. (October through April, welcome. 472-6940. additional noon Mass). Daily Mass 8:30 • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ORCHID a.m. Holy day schedule same as weekends. SOCIETY—Meets 3rd Monday of month Confession: Sat. 3:30-4:30p.m. Msgr. at 1:30 p.m., year round. Dr. Faye Robert W. Schlefen and Rev. Carmen Granberry, 472-6940. Caruso. 472-2763. • ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 2304 Peri- winkle Way—Services (Through Novem- BdckcofisrKSablxom ber): Sunday 7:30 & 9:30 a.m. Wednes- Explore the Possibilities days 9 a.m., Holy Eucharist with Healing; Thru The Eyes Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist. of a Native Rector: The Very Rev. William P. Dodd; Associate Rector: The Rev. R. David Purvis. 472-2173. • TEMPLE JUDEA (Conservative Congregation), 14486 A&W Bulb Road, Fort Myers—Services: Friday 8 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. Religious school: Sunday 9:30-12:30. Pre-school Monday-Friday, Natures Sounds'^ 8:30-3:30 (481-1121). Rabbi Benjamin CUSTOM DESIGNED WATERFALLS Sendrow. 433-0201. Tom Wiley • UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST FOUNTAINS and PONDS Realtor* SOCIETY OF THE ISLANDS— 1 Redesign • Replacement® Repair 800-237-6008 • 941-472-4121 Services the first Sunday of each month, evenings 941-482-4006 November thru April, at Sanibel Congrega- 941-691-0720 tional Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way, at Backcof ishi@aolledfri 7:30 P.M. Pot-luck last Sunday of month. PINE ISLAND, FLORIDA Dr Wayne Robinson leads the congrega- ISLANDER • Friday, March 27. 1998 " 21B Fishing St Shelling

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t's that time of the year when out here, the shells were so big." ago, there were a lot of olives." I had this lady out who had gone some of my most amusing calls Well, that's what I wanted to say, but The beaches change from day-to-day through the wildlife refuge the day before, Icome in about shell collecting I had to go with: and expecting things to always be the same but had a hard time remembering the name and also about chartering in general. Here's "You did pretty well today. Want to is tough to dispel. Several years ago, I had of it. "We went to the "Ding Dong Darling a couple you might enjoy. trade that little junonia shell you found for a couple and their kids out on a small off- thing yesterday," she finally said. This husband and wife eagerly a Pepsi?" shore sandbar which had excellent shell- "Know where Casa Y-Bell Road is?" braved cold winds and rough seas to get to Very often I take my shelling char- ing for its life of about six months. Now, someone asked me o'nce. All I could say is the upper islands earlier this winter. They ters to Cayo Costa, north of North Captiva it's been underwater for about four years, get on it and don't get off until you get to had good shelling luck with sand dollars, Island and just south of Gasparilla Island. but I had a difficult time explaining why Cayo Costa. olives and angel wings. Mixed in were ol-' All are Spanish names which lots of people this family couldn't go shelling there again. Fortunately, there are no letter grades ives, maticas, shark's eyes and, in general, can't quite pronounce. Someday, the island will probably reap- given out to people while they are on va- a good assortment of local shells. This guy called the other day and pear. This one shows up off the northern cation and that's the way it should be. I The guys came back after an hour or asked if his group could to go "Costa tip of North Captiva and there's no telling vacation in a strange part of the country so and confessed — "You know, I thought Cayo?" I said "You might mean, Cayo when it will come back again. When it's and find myself driving a little too slow, we would just be tripping over great big' Costa." Theguy replied "No, it's definitely there, shelling there is very good. or taking a long time finishing lunch. And shells!" Costa Cayo."That's just a little above Cap- This one happens at least once a year. I have problems pronouncing local names, Once again, knowing what can be tiva North. We will be pulling back into the marina just like everyone coming down here does. found, and recognizing those, will produce In the "that was then, this is now" and there will be those big brown birds (If you have a comment about a fish- much more for a collection than wanting category, It's interesting to see how people which dive for their food on each piling. ing or shelling story, you can reach Capt. that one big whelk or conch. don't expect things to change here on the Sooner or later someone is going to ex- Mike Fuery [email protected], or you "You just missed it by a week," I islands. Many times shellers will say some- claim "Will you look at all those pen- can visit his web site at www.sanibel- said. "Last week, you could hardly walk thing like "When we were here 10 years guins!" online/guides/fuery.htm)

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Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday Admission: $5 per a refuge volunteer for this 1 1/2-hour Manatees and Marine Mammals Admission: $5 adults, age 8-16 $3, age 7 and car on drive. $1 for birding tour of Wildlife Drive. Meet at — 11 a.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. under free. biker or hiker. the flagpole in front of the Visitor Cen- Learn why manatees are so endangered On-site offerings: The mission of the mu- Many alternatives ter. and find out about the other marine mam- seum is to explain seashells and how they for frequent refuge Into the Mangrove Forest* —11 mals that inhabit the waters of the ref- influence the affairs of mankind. Visitors visitors. a.m. Tuesday andThursday. Discover the uge. Meet at Tarpon Bay Recreation area learn the important role seashells have played On-site offerings: fascinating plants in the mangrove eco- on Tarpon Bay Road. in ecology, medicine, literature, religion, art Famous birding area. Hiking trails, observa- system during this one hour walk on the Sanibel B.C.—3 p.m. Monday. A and as a food source. tion tower, fishing, crabbing. Bike trip or tram Indigo Trail boardwalk. Meet at the flag- special slide presentation with many fas- Care and Rehabilitation tour from Tarpon Bay Recreation. pole in from of the Visitor Center. cinating stories about this quiet subtropi- of Wildlife Matural History Exploring the Bailey Tract* — cal island—Before the Causeway. Visi- Location: Sanibel-Captiva Road across from Boat Tour 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Explore SanibePs tor Center Auditorium. $5 donation ben- the Sanibel Elementary School. freshwater marsh during this two-hour efits new Visitor Education Center. Location: South Seas Plantation walk through the Bailey Tract on the ref- Phone: 472-3644 Phone: 472-5300 Birds of the Refuge — 10 a.m. Hours: 11 a.m. Monday-Friday; 1 p.m. Sun- uge. Meet at the Bailey Tract parking lot Tuesday; 1 p.m. Sunday and Wednesday. Hours: 4-5:30 p.m. of Tarpon Bay Road. day — presentation and tour of facilities. Cost: $17.50 adults/$10 child 4-12. J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Admission: $3 donation requested. Birding the Bailey Tract* — 7:30 Refuge is world-famous for its wading Offering: Short boat trip with knowledgeable a.m. Sunday. Discover the many species On-site offerings: CROW is a wildlife clinic guides into Pine Island Sound. bird population. Discover many of the whose goal is the rescue, rehabilitation and of birds attracted to Sanibel's freshwater more common birds that use the refuge release of native wildlife. Outdoor cages Ostego Bay Foundation marsh on a 1 1/2-hour walk through the over the winter and early spring. Educa- house some permanently injured wildlife as Location: 718 Fisherman's Wharf on San Bailey Tract. Meet at the parking lot on tion Pavilion on the cross dike. well as those still under rehabilitation. Edu- Carlos Island Tarpon Bay Road, A Profile of "Ding" — 10 a.m. cation Pavilion offers exhibit and video. Phone: 765-8101 See You Later Alligator! — 11 Monday and Saturday. Get an insight on Admission: Donation a.m. Sunday; 1 p.m. Monday, Thursday one of America's most famous pioneer Horticultural Tour On-site offerings: The Ostego Bay Founda- and Saturday. Is that an alligator or a conservationists and discover the many Location: Sanibel Moorings, 845 East Gulf tion is an independent, non-profit organiza- crocodile? Discover some remarkable remarkable achievements of Jay Phone: 472-4119 tion dedicated to the understanding, preser- characteristics of these large reptiles. Norwood Darling. Visitor Center Audi- Time: 10 a.m. Tuesday morning vation and enhancement of the marine envi- Education Pavilion on the cross dike on torium. Admission: Free ronment. Currently, has a marine science cen- Wildlife Drive. *Reservations required. Call 472- Led by: Kirk Charles, grounds foreman. Meet ter; provides boat and kayak tours. - Reclaiming the River of Grass— 1100. in front of condo office. Sanibel-Captiva 10 a.m. Sunday; 1 p.m. Tuesday. Learn The Moorings has extensive imported and Conservation carefully tended exotic specimens from Gnarly Woods — well worth exploring. around the world- Admission: $3 adult Foundation On-site offerings: 10 & 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. • Gulfside City Park — Quiet and woodsy. J.N. 'Ding" Darling Location: 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road, about Guided Trail Walks Monday through Satur- • Tarpon Bay Beach — Very accessible to National Wildlife one mile west of Tarpon Bay Road. day — fee included in admission. SCCF "downtown" Sanibel. Nearby nature walk in Phone: 472-2329 owns over 880 acres, including about 10 dif- the Bailey Tract of the J.N. "Ding" Darling' Refuge Hours of qperarion:Nature Center—8:30 ferent loop walking trails covering 4.5 miles. Wildlife Refuge. Location: Sanibel Captiva Road a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Native Environmental and nature displays, nature • Bowman's Beach — on the Way to Cap- Phone: 472-1100 Plant Nursery 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays 9:30 shop, native plant nursery and auditorium tiva. Beautiful expanse of open beach and Hours: Wildlife Drive open one hour after a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with scheduled talks and shows. Beach walks trees. sunrise to one hour before sunset. Visitor also provided 8:45 a.m. Thursdays. • Turner Beach on Captiva — Limited parking.Great shelling and fishing.Very haz- Sanibel Beaches ardous undertow which can fool the unwary Super Savings This Month At Locations: Several public beaches are avail- — caution. able. Your best bet is to stop at the Chamber Note: It is against the law to remove live of Commerce and get a map before driving shells from Sanibel waters. up and down the roads. Florida's Paint Store • The causeway itself is a beautiful walking Sanibel Bicycle Club and fishing spot. 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