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Vol. 37, No. 13 Friday, April 3, 1998 Two Sections, 56 pages 75 Cents This Week Death in the Mangroves Bridge Talk Lee County consulting engi- neers will give a presentation on replacing the Sanibel Causeway bridge system Tuesday at City Council...... Seepage 3A Gypsy Alert Sanibel Police report that an island home has been - ' burglarized in the same manner as the infamous "Gypsies" group of years past. Seepage 7A Era Ends? A 1920s-style cottage faces the wrecking ball, Seepage 9A Remember When? A sampling of Sanibel history, taken from the pages of the Islander over the past 37 years. Seepage 5B
Arts .....:. 7B Cartoon- 17A Classifieds 22-25 Commentary ;.•... 16-18 Crossword...... 27B Fishing...... 25B monojiiameru fishing tine can be a major killer ofwiidhfe, particularly birds. Tomorrow, the Givui Island Pickup Is scheduled to pick up fishing line and other dangerous and unsightly litter. Meet at the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation or Police Beat...... 7A McCarthy's Marina on Caplhia at 8:30 a,m. 2A - Friday, April 3, 1998 - ISLANDER Opera comes to the Islands
See Frank Wagner's review of Lucia di Lammermoor, page 9B ISLANDER • Friday, April 3, 1998 - 3A The FrontPage Report to Council: Causeway Bridges falling down? ByANNEBELLEW Islander staff writer The City Council meeting Tuesday, April 7, will fea- ture presentations by Arthur H. Goldberg and Stephen H. McGucken and others of the URS Greiner staff on replac- ing the Sanibel Causeway Bridge. The presentation begins at 1:30 or immediately fol- lowing the lunch break. Eight years ago this past February, the Sanibel Cause- way Evaluation & Review Advisory ad hoc Committee, made up of nine Lee County engineers will give a Sanibel citizens, presentation on the causeway made the following bridge proposals to City Council determination which they pre- around 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in sented to City MacKenzie Hall. Council: "Although the existing Bridge could have its useful life continued for probably 14 years, the deterioration of the facility is accel- erating and there is risk in delaying the commencement of the replacement process. More importantly, repairs can never alleviate the deficiencies of the Bridge in traffic flow, hurricane evacuation and re-entry access. Furthermore, the design phase, bond financing and construction of the re- placement bridge can be expected to take from 4 to 6 years and use up almost one-half of the remaining useful life of the existing Bridge." [Emphasis added.] A continuous span —such as that shown in this drawing oftheAlbemarle Sound bridge in North Carolina • - is one Five designs were proposed by Lee County's design alternative being proposed by Lee County's consulting engineers to replace the Sanibel Causeway. (Continued, page 4A) As some parents look to school's future, others want help now ByJILLTYRER about what they see as excessively long bus rides for some By staying on the island, the children might also lose out Islander staff writer students, but they also were interested in options to keep on certain extracurricular programs as well as technol- A number of options are possible to keep Sanibel students on island a few more years. ogy labs and other resources. Elementary students closer to home in the future, but those Keeping children on the island through eighth grade Furthermore, Riley said, students might continue options won't help the 13 fifth graders who face daily rather than fifth would allow parents more daily involve- having to contend with split classes — two grades shar- bus rides to Bonita or Dunbar Middle Schools. ment with their children and schools, and it would keep ing a teacher and other resources. "Think carefully about If parents are interested in expanding the elemen- the children from having to ride for hours each day on the trade-offs," she said. tary school to encompass grades 6-8, said school board school buses, said Alex Cook, a parent who is taking a But if extending the school is something they're member Pat Riley, "the time is right for you to approach lead in efforts to make some changes. But there would be serious about, the time is right in terms of facilities needs, us." About 80 parents and others showed up at the school trade-offs parents need to consider, he added. Lee County too, said Ande Albert, assistant superintendent of busi- Tuesday night for a meeting with about a half dozen school School District might not be as likely to fund programs ness administration services. Although there is no guar- officials. Those in the audience were not only concerned such as music and sports at Sanibel as in larger schools. (Continued,page 6A) Chamber in conflict Juniors just "ducky!" ByJILLTYRER Paradise, also a member of with the Chamber for A tradition begun Islander staff writer S.I.C.C., gave a presenta- years, as have area publi- In spite of continued tion to the board a couple cations. on Sanibel There is a lot of op- 4 opposition, the Sanibel- weeks ago, "we were ex- continues to evolve i Captiva Islands Chamber tremely hopeful they would position to the idea, Naumann said, and of Commerce plans to see the disadvantages" of By ANNE BELLEW move ahead with plans to creating competition for S.I.C.C. probably has more create a central reservation chamber members, and de- than 100 members, but he Islander staff writer system. cide to drop the subject, doesn't think the board is Five distinguished "We're disappointed Naumann said. Instead, the paying attention. "I don't judges had to vote their that the chamber is continu- chamber board has an- think they have done any way through over 1,300 ing forward with this and nounced that it plans to pro- polling of the general mem- entries from all over we're investigating our ceed. bership. ... I don't think Florida to arrive at the rights and avenues," said . they asked for input be- state winner of the Fed- Board member Gro- cause they don't want any." John Naumann, co-owner ver Arp understands that eral Junior Duck Stamp of a private central reserva- there is opposition, but "There should be Contest last Friday. Kip tion service. Naumann also "they've kind of wrapped an some accountability," said Koss, president of the. . >la High School's 17-year-old Willie Hale took is a member of Speakers issue in a lot of smoke. As Ira Roshberg, who owns "Ding" Darling Founda- the blue ribbon and Best of Show with his depiction of Interested in Chamber far as I can tell, there's an is- Driftwood Cottages with his tion, was joined by world- a mallard pair entitled'W&de. in the Water. Conflict, a group that op- sue of whether the chamber wife, Jane. "Otherwise, why renowned carver Jim poses the move. should compete with busi- have members? The board Sprankle, Peter Marr, Gold medal winner, Ron Commission and Ruth nesses." As an advertiser, he could be a private business four-time Kodak Photog- Bielefeld from the Florida Moon from the Lee After he and Revon- rapher of the Year and da Cross of Properties in said, he's been competing (Continued, page 27A Game & Fresh Water Fish County School two-time George Eastman (Continued, page 8A) 4A • Friday, April 3, 1998 • ISLANDER Middle School, from 3A consultants, Greiner, Inc.: • Design A—Replace the bascule bridge with a 65-foot high fixed-span bridge. .Keep flthenbridges and both islands. msfandeio • Design D: Like A, except that the fixed span would bypass island A to island B, -continuing oh the old structure from there to Sanibel. MAILING ADDRESS • Design F: Continuous span bridge from Punta Rassa to Sanibel. P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, FL 33957 the design that the committee favored, however, was one designated J-l, the result of ongoing public debate and extensive refinements by the engineers. Simply put, J-l Fax 472-5302 Scott Martell Terri Blackmore was also a continuous span from Punta Rassa to Sanibel, but differed from other continu- LOCATION Editor General Manager ous-span designs in that it traverses island B (closest to Sanibel) with off and on ramps Promenade Center for recreational use of that island. Island A would be removed — to the cheers of area 695 Tarpon Bay Rd. Unit #13 environmentalists who, in 1960 (prior to building the-«auseway)rn0t-Qnly-oppesed-tfle— PHONE: 472-5185 adverse effect of the necessary dredging and filling, but also predicted the ultimate disap- SUBSCRIPTION RATES pearance of the Bay's thriving scallop industry. Its demise took approximately one year. However, the 1990 committee also stressed "that the design process should corn _ $22.00 $28.00 $20.75 Newspaper $26.42 Newspaper tinue, as further improvements may be forthcoming." $1.25 Sales lax $1.58 Sales Tax Annual Subscription Annual Subscription L« County Florida Eight years later The latest Greiner (now URS Greiner) Draft Evaluation Report, delivered in mid- $28.00 $42.00 Tracey Markwalter Harry Pappas March, 1998, states: Annual Subscription Annual Subscription ... [A] replacement bridge concept was assumed that is loosely based on the alter- USA Foreign Advertising Publisher Manager natives developed in the 1989 Preliminary Engineering Report and judged to be eco- Postal Information nomically representative of the feasible alternatives. In this concept, the replacement The Sanibel-Captiva Islander (USPS 481-400) is published every Friday and Is distributed throughout Sanibel and bridge would be a continuous structure ... [for purposes of cost comparison] along the Captiva Islands by the Breeze Corp. Alternative D alignment... terminating near the existing Structure C abutment on Sani- P O Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. Third Class postage is paid at bel. ... This concept includes the removal of existing Island A, the relocation of the exist- the Sanibel Post Office, Sanibel, Fl. 33957. ing toll plaza to the east, and demolition and removal of existing Structures A, B and C. Postmaster Send Address Changes to Access to Island B and recreational enhancement to Island B are not included in this Sanibel Captlva Islander concept." P O Box 56 However, the report also notes that if any federal funds are used in the project, the Sanibel, FL 33957 U.S. Department of Transportation Act would essentially require "protection and preser- Classified advertising deadline Frank Wagner Sue Bryant vation of the recreational facilities and activities on the causeway." Putting aesthetics and emotions aside for the moment, study of the 1998 URS is Tuesday 3:00 Arts Editor Account Error Responsibility In the event of an error we are respon- Greiner report reveals that the problem with the current structure is that it is deteriorating sible only for the first incorrect insertion of an ad if, in our opin- Executive at an unexpectedly rapid rate. To wit: ion there Is a loss of value. We do not assume any responsibil- ity for an error beyond the cost of the ad itself. We assume no Based on soil borings prior to original construction, a dense layer of cemented financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisement sand and shell a mere 10 feet below the bay bottom, likely resulted in some pilings not but will reprint without charge that part which is Incorrect We are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement alter 30 being embedded deeply enough. A1991 evaluation reported that scour of the bay bottom days from publication date. had reduced the embedment of some pilings to 8 feet, possibly even less in some loca- Columns: Opinions expressed in columns In The Islander and tions — probably not deep enough to sustain stability in a close-hit Category 1 storm. Letters to the Editor are those of the person writing the column or letter and do ret necessarily refect those of the newspaper. But in some ways more important, although the Carr Smith 1991 evaluation pro- jected the estimated remaining life of the structure, based on the rate of structural dete- rioration at that time, to be 13 years (2004), Greiner now says that, with aggressive Production: LonnieMacPeek, maintenance and rehabilitation, "serviceable structural condition could be maintained Anne Bellew for 15 additional years," with new structures in place by the year 2013. [Emphasis added Anne Simat, Aaron Belchamber. Reporter — the point being the same as that made by the 1990 committee report.] Contributors: Elaine Stacy, The main cause of deterioration of the bridge structures is chloride-induced corro- sion of the reinforcing steel that results from the penetration of chloride ions into the Camille Kucaba, Captain Mike concrete—exactly the cause of Sanibel Surfside's close-to-million-dollar restoration, of Fuery, Betty Anholt, Faye Loggerhead's, Sundial's, several others and, this past summer, Sanibel Arms. Granberry, Betty O'Neal, Art Only the Sanibel Causeway is not solely affected by sea spray and salt air the way land-based condominiums are. It stands in sea water (albeit somewhat diluted at present Stevens. by the influx of fresh water from Lake Okeechobee). It is bathed and buffeted by sea water, and "when sufficient levels of chloride concentration are reached in the concrete The Islands" around the reinforcing steel, active corrosion begins," according to the scientists. "Cor- Val Jones Beryl Gray rosion products then begin to accumulate on the steel surface and create stresses on the Community Production Manager Classifieds surrounding concrete" that first show as rust stains (just like the condos) and "eventually Newspaper since 1961 cause cracking and spalling of the surrounding concrete." In a beachfront condo, the result is sagging balconies from the rusting out of the reinforcing bars. On a bridge, the result may the sagging of horizontal support beams or the gradual vertical collapse of the pilings. • • -. According to Greiner, there are two strategies for rehabilitation, neither of which Weather would extend the life of the bridge beyond 15 years. • Strategy A—A reactive plan that would consist primarily of spall repair, crack sealing, and pile jacketing entailing very close monitoring to prevent additional deterio- ration to a structurally unsafe condition. • Strategy B—The proactive introduction of a zinc anode for the sacrificial ca- thodic protection of the embedded reinforcing steel —- the same principle as the zinc Forecast March 25-31 plate on the back of your boat to prevent electrolysis. Typically, sprayed molten zinc is applied to the concrete surfaces. Friday through Sunday— High/Low/Rain The use of penetrant sealers, while beneficial to a new structure, would have a partly cloudy. Rain forecast 25: 85...56...0 limited effect on the existing structures of the Sanibel causeway since chloride ions al- from 20-30 percent. Winds out 26: 86...58...trace ready in the concrete will move through the concrete matrix by diffusion. In addition to the presentation, City Manager Gary Price has several questions for of the southeast moving to the 27: 89...60...trace 28: 87...65...trace engineers related to bridge height and maintenance costs beyond a 15-year lifespan. east at 15-18 mph. "Hurricane evacuation will not be substantially improved by a higher structure since on- 29: 91...67...trace island evacuation route roads will be under a foot of water five hours prior landfall," he Humitufe;?4% 30: 91...67...trace points out. "Should not a post-storm return consideration be included?" Gulf temperatures: 74 degrees 31: 87...75...irace Perhaps a few final words from the 1990 committee report are in order: " Our emotional attachment to the existing structure has, regrettably, made the Full moon; April 11 issue of bridge replacement a divisive one on the island. It is our hope that [we can New moon: April 26 Temperatures and rainfall reach] rapprochement on this issue." Sunsets: about 6:45 p.m. courtesy of the Chamber of Sunrises: 6:18 a.m. Commerce. Correction: A school board candidate forum last week was sponsored by Citi- zens for a Quality Education, not COTI, and moderator Armand Ball is no longer COTI president. ISLANDER • Friday, Apr/7 3, 1998 - 5A
UUhen... GULF FRONT WRAP AROUND DECK Gulf Front Three Bedroom, two bath pool and tennis, Lakeside Villa at the Dunes with fabulous lake views {Information for this column is taken from past issues of the Sanibel- wonderful condition and excellent rentalincome. Offered aHyVhite tile, 2BR-2BAs, glass enclosed porch plus Captiva Islander. The paper started publishing in 1961.') completely furnished and with white tile and new carpet- opm decks spirai t0 downstairs and Wo car garage, ing. You'll love the San'dollar. Great price only $647,500. tjgy $QQ fifed One year ago (April 4, 1997) • For months, City officials have been hearing from residents who are in line for a sewer expansion project — many are fighting the idea of having to shoulder all the costs of the proposed project. Tuesday, councilmen agreed to consider other ways to pay for the project. • Doc Ford returns — Randy Wayne White publishes another in his series of mystery novels that primarily take place on Sanibel. The new book is EXQUISITE WATERFRONT called North of Havana. Almost2acresofpristinebeautyonRooseveltChan- nel Magnificent furnished home with 3 story living vtjl" NEAH 4 bedrom 3 bath hme room, family room, dining room with panoramic very private location, BIG Five years ago 00 v (April 6,1993) wide water views. Enjoy 3 gorgeous bedrooms, 3.5 P '- '^ close to the beach with deeded beach ac- baths, waterfront pool, dock, more $1,599,000. cess- $369>500 • A person trying to cheat on the J,N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge entrance fee could be caught by a ranger hiding in the fee enve- SAFE HAVEN lope deposit box. Using a two-way communications system, the ranger- Don't miss this opportunity to live in Sanibel's hottest new upscale subdivision in-the-box reports people who shortchange the fee envelope. Rangers fur- Gopher Walk. Only one developer lot remains. $225,000. ther down Wildlife Drive can then catch the person who dropped the light envelop into the box. Sanibel, FL 33957 • Murder at the Howard Johnson's explodes with laughter at the Pirate MARSHA CLIFFORD Broker, Associate (941)472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 Playhouse. The play stars Maurice Schlafer, Carrie Lund and James L. 23 Year Island Resident wth PAIR Since 1978 (941) 472-2902 (eves) Walker. PMR Priscilla Murphy Ten years ago Realty, Inc. (April 5, 1988) • In a brief swearing-in ceremony April 1, outgoing Police Chief Bill Trefney pinned the SPD shield on new Sanibel Police Chief Richard Plager's uniform before an audience of well-wishers extended their con- gratulations to both men. Fifteen years ago (April 5,1983) • The sky was the limit on Saturday for hundreds of kite fanciers who cast their hobbies to the wind. Steve Walters' 25-foot hand-made kite won first prize for the most beautiful entry at the fifth annual Kite Day festivi- ties at Lighthouse Point. Twenty years ago (April 4,1978) • The 10-month-old water moratorium on Sanibel and Captiva has come Come In For A to an end. More than 440 hookups for new water connections were issued TRIP/SAFETY INSPECTION by Island Water Association between the time it opened at 8:30 a.m. Sat- urday until noon on Monday. These were the first permits issued by IWA Change oil, oil filter, lubricate, check and fill all fluids, check since a brief respite in the moratorium last August. exhaust .wipers, AC temperature, shocks, brakes, rotate tires, pressure, test cooling system. $29.95 most cars Twenty-five years ago (April 5,1973) AIR CONDITIONING RECHARGE • Registered voters on Sanibel and Captiva will shortly be receiving in Recharge your car's air conditioning which includes check- the mail a report and a ballot about incorporation. Incorporation — or home rule, as some prefer to call it — has been under study by a special ing your system, testing for leaks, and 11b. of freon. committee of the Sanibel-Captiva Planning Board for more than a year. $39.95 W/134A freon and $59.95 w/R12 freon Thirty years ago (April 4,1968) SaniBeC • At Bailey's General Store you can buy whole frying chickens for 29 Cents a pound, iceberg lettuce for 15 cents a head, a 5-pound bag of sugar Servicenier for 39 cents, a pound of Mrs. Filberts margarine for 19 cents, chuck roast 1015 Periwinkle Way for 49 a pound, and ripe tomatoes for 19 cents a pound. 472-2125 r Aprit-3, i Priced for Immediate Sale! Schools, from 3A antee, there is a good possibility that Sanibel Elementary is next in line for renovations. Sanctuary Heron Condominium But any significant change would not be a quick project. Such changes are sub- ject to a variety of governmental and bureaucratic rules and guidelines — not to men- $469,900!!! tion funding — and the earliest it could get approval might be November. Once the curriculum is established for the additional grades, the number of students could be determined and facilities planning would follow. Another option, said Jane Kuckel, assistant superintendent of educational ser- vices, would be to expand the school first to K-6 rather than jumping to K-8, partly because the existing facilities might be able to handle one more grade for a while. Futhermore, she said, seventh graders, who might get more from the extracurricular activities and additional resources, probably could handle the long commute better. Another option that had been mentioned was creating a charter school, which Riley brought up Tuesday. It would be complex, she said, but not impossible. The idea, however, sparked little discussion. Future looks bright, but present may be bleak The panel of officials Tuesday seemed encouraging about possibilities for future changes, but they were far less optimistic about finding ways to help those children Located on the Magnificient 9th Hole going into sixth grade next year. Of 39 students who applied from Sanibel Elementary, 13 did not receive their Priced $80,000 UNDER Developer Units! first choice. Instead, they were assigned to Bonita or Dunbar middle schools, which infuriated some parents. Call Saralee Howell after hours 472-1147 The system changed this year to a "Choice" program to comply with a federal court order, Riley said. Decades ago, members of the school board disregarded a deseg- 2807 West Gulf Drive regation order. Their successors have been burdened, as a result, by tight restrictions on ^John what it can do, not to mention the continuing high legal fees because every change 941-472-4900 requires federal court approval. The Choice program is the final step, Riley said, in 1-800-472-4375 efforts to correct segregation problems and clear itself of the court order. Schools on barrier islands — Sanibel, Pine Island and Fort Myers Beach — have been exempt from the desegregation ruling, but now students here are facing the same kinds of busing predicaments others have been dealing with for years — particularly those in gifted programs and magnet schools, Albert and Riley said. Bonnie Liljequist's grandson, who was in the magnet program at Dunbar, had to leave home at 7:15 a.m. and change buses a couple times on the way to school. He didn't get home until 5:45 p.m., she said. Parents apparently got the impression from a representative of the'Choice pro- gram that they wouldn't have any trouble getting their No. 1 pick and most picked Cypress Lake Middle School, the closest to the island. In much of the county, people did get their first choice, but there is a lot of demand for Cypress— not only by Sanibel students but by others, Riley said. Furthermore, the school has less space to accommo- Back By Popular Demand For 1998!! date the demand because the arts magnet program takes up a certain number of seats. More seats would be available if the magnet school were spread out throughout the county, an idea Riley has been pushing, she said. (Jan Hyatt also suggested estab- lishing an environmental studies magnet school on Sanibel —^ a natural, she said, given Sanibel Real Estate the environmental emphasis on the island with such organizations at the Sanibel-Cap- Topics tiva Conservation Foundation, J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge and Care Complete Market Evaluation of Sales Activity and Rehabilitation of Wildlife.) What's Hot in Sanibel Real Estate Is Sanibel an exception? But those students and their parents need more immediate help, said Keith Owens, Captiva Sales Analysis and Forecasts whose child is one of those assigned to Bonita, and he pleaded with school officials. "If What to Know about Buying Property on the Islands your child was assigned to Bonita, you could be realistically looking at 4 to 5 hours bus What sellers Need to Enow Before They List time" every day, he said. A child can't be expected to be a good student after spending hours on a hot, noisy bus, and the commute would deprive them of after-school extra- How to do a 1031 Tax Deferred exchange curricular activities. It also would make it much more difficult for parents to participate New Tax Laws and How They Affect You in the school and could discourage families from living on Sanibel and Captiva, he said. Problem Areas to Avoid Why can't officials just say they made a mistake, that they didn't realize it was such a long commute and make an exception for those Sanibel students? Giiesl Speaker "For me to say it's isolated and only impacts one [group] would not be true," said Betsy Russell, the school district's executive director of accountability, planning and 1 educational equity. In some areas, the desegregation orders have forced some children 'Wednesday; to switch schools two or three times by fifth grade and the Choice program offers them more stability. "You have not been impacted by desegregation at all," she said. Bus rides average 85 minutes — a comment that sparked some murmuring and protests in the audience — and the length of the commutes those 13 students are facing "more /:•:-•'; Ptnce y-•"'•' closely equates what we've experienced with magnets." Sanibel Students were assigned to schools — through a lottery system — based on the Community 'Center number of seats available at a school and on racial balance, Russell said. What the parents of those 13 students need to do is first to get their children's names in the Todd McGee Tinte eligibility pool, she said. That means their name will be in the hat when a seat opens up. CPA But those seats are given by lottery, not on a first-come-first-served basis.and she in- : Refit Estate Iiistrifctor 9 AM ; sisted that the numbers change too rapidly to fairly give parents an idea of their chances. "i Siih'.tMiiiuttjvr Furthermore, names will continue to go into the pool until well into the fall se- John Nunmann They're ba-a-a-ck! Alert Message from Crime Prevention Unit Sanibel Police have received information that the "Gypsies" have again been seen on Sanibel — the same group that perpetrated several daytime home burglaries over the past couple of years. A home was entered in the East Gulf Drive area Tuesday afternoon. The house was unoccupied at the time and unlocked. "Sad though it may seem to some, people need to lock their houses when they leave and activate their alarms systems," said Detective Scott Ashby. "We can't b& everywhere. These people are This house on your improved Homesite! pros. They know good stuff from not-so-good, and they can be in and out of a house The "SandoUar Model" is pictured above and in less than a minute." If you see anyone who looks out of place in the neighborhood, please call Sani- priced at $98,750. Combined with one of our two bel Police at 472-3111 immediately. ••-•...• vacant homesites you CAN own new on Sanibel Message from the Chief for less than $200.000. CALL TODAY! This is an open letter to readers from Sanibel Police Chief Lew Phillips: "I would like to inform the public that there has been an increased concern ^nn 2807 Wes|||ulf Drive regarding speeding on Sanibel roadways. In response to these community (and neigh- *J 941-4M-4900 borhood) concerns, SPD is monitoring the roadways very closely. Everyone should be aware that our radar units operate both in a stationary mode and while the patrol -omparuj 1-800-472-4375 car is in motion — in front and to the rear of the vehicles. No one wants to receive costly speeding tickets and we would rather not have to write them. It is our desire, rather, to have everyone comply with Sanibel's speed limits. However, speeders will be ticketed. Please — relax, slow down, and enjoy Sanibel's good nature. (Sanibel police officers issued 17 speeding tickets between March 27 and 30 on WHEN YOUR REiVDY TO SELL Sanibel's roads.) FOLLOW THE PROVEN TRACK RECORD Man of the hour Sanibel Detective Scott Ashby, while in town last week near Miner's Corner, came upon an elderly gentleman who was having a heart attack behind the wheel of his car. Two bystanders with a lawn service pulled him out of the car, at which time Ashby administered CPR, along with an unidentified female, until emergency medi- cal personnel responded in four to five minutes. According to Deputy Chief Jack Primm, "Scott saved his life." At last report, the man was doing fine. LOGGERHEAD CAY GOPHER WALK $380,000 City sculpture $625,000 The latest word on the Luc Century commemorative sculpture that is missing from the Sanibel Library is that its disappearance is "still under investigation," ac- cording the Cmdr. John Terry. "We're following up on some good leads, but there's really nothing to report." Resort guest finds car vandalized after confronting men for talking too loud A local resort guest from Indianapolis reported to police that the night before, around midnight, he heard loud voices in the parking lot below his condo. He went outside and yelled down to three white males in a white convertible "Be quiet or get BO11GAINVILLEA SANIBEL-CAPTIVA RD out!" He then went back inside. $659,000 $104,900 He next heard something strike the outside of his third floor condo, then tires squealing in the parking lot. Going out to the walkway again, he found a Heineken beer can with beer spilling out under his window. The next morning, March 30, the visitor went downstairs and found deep scratcheson the passenger side of the hood of his 1997 Jeep Cherokee. Scratched into the hood were an obscenity and the word WEST. Also the man's mobile phone an- tenna was missing. Officer Nancy Jerz responded and took the beer can into evi- dence. The man intends to prosecute. Knights to the rescue RIVERFRONT SUNDIAL Officers T.C. Tyus and Bill Dalton responded to an alligator complaint from $819,000 $184,500 Periwinkle Park on March 29. A 4.5-foot alligator was resting near the tent/picnic area. They retrieved the animal and took it to the pond behind SPD due, in part, to its proximity to a number of kids and the availability of food in the picnic area. The untagged 'gator appeared to be healthy and there were no problems with its capture. The fascinated campers took pictures of the whole operation. ^^^ 8A ' Friday, April 3, 1998 - ISLANDER Junior Duck Stamp, from 3A Superintendant's office in the difficult task of naming a winner. IF YOU SUFFER FROM In the difficult final round, Pensacola High School's 17-year-old Willie Hale took Arthritis • Allergies • P.M.S. the blue ribbon and Best of Show with his depiction of a mallard pair entitled Wade in the Water Second place went to Mona Tajalli of Miami and third to Jiae Hwang of Asthma • Tendonitis • Bursitis Indian Harbor Beach. Hale's work will join that of young artists from 50 states (plus the Chronic Fatigue • Fibromyalgia District of Columbia) for the final judging in July. Migraine or Cluster Headaches As usual, Sanibel resident Jaye Boswell's art students placed in several catego- ries- Mitchell Carter from Pine Island Elementary took a second in Group I (K-3), Alexis Low Back Pain or Sciatica Healy of Sanibel a third, and Sean Radigan of Sanibel an honorable mention. Nicole Diangelo of Pine Island pulled down an honorable mention in Group II (Grades 4-6). Since 1995 the national winner's work has been depicted on stamps, Limited J. Winthrop Smith ACUPUNCTURE Edition Prints and First Day Covers and is offered for sale to collectors and conserva- Lie. A.R may be your answer — call today tionist. Net proceeds are allocated to a fund established by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Dipl. A.C. (NCLAJ Foundation to promote conservation education in U.S. Schools. i to schedule a free consultation. The Federal Duck Stamp Program was first conceived by J.N. "Ding" Darling who also drew the first stamp. The Junior Stamp Program was created by former Sani- International Medical Center bel Elementary Principal Barbara Ward as a school art contest to coincide with the I annual "Ding" Darling Birthday & Federal Duck Stamp Celebration in 1989. By 1991 4301 San-Cap Road • 395-9355 the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service was sponsoring two statewide pilot programs in Florida and California and, by 1996, all 50 states plus the District of Columbia were taking part in the program. The winner of the national competition receives a $2,500 cash award and, along with the second and third place winners, a free trip to Washington to be honored at the UNBELIEVABLE Federal Duck Stamp Contest awards ceremony in November. Duck Stamp Workshop ByANNEBELLEW islander staff writer A three-day Federal Duck Stamp Workshop being held from April 16-19 at Crealde 4 School of Art in Winter Park is the first ever in the southeastern United States. The programs are designed to assist wildlife artists of all levels in preparation for entering the annual Federal Duck Stamp Contest, the oldest federally sponsored art contest in the country. The program includes information on the contest rules and judging criteria by Robert Lesino, director of the Federal Duck Stamp Program, and a slide lecture on the history of the contest and "Ding" Darling, designer of the first Duck Stamp in 1934, by a Ranger from the "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. There will be an airbrush Mariner Pointe Condominium workshop with Chip Weston, a presentation by,, a local taxidermist on mounts and duck anatomy, and another by nationally known wood carver and waterfowl artist Jim Fantastic Buy—$40,000 Reduction Sprankle. From the standpoint of an artist who plans one day (soon?) to enter the contest, 1st Floor Fabulous Bay Views • 3 Bedrooms/2 Baths the sessions with two-time contest winner Neal Anderson may be the most helpful. Not only will he discuss "a year in the life...", marketing one's art and choosing a publisher Now $299,000 —the more practical aspects of winning —-but also artistic tips like lighting, composi- tion, and. positioning of one's subject for the best possible entry. Participants are en- couraged to bring their Own paintings for critique by Anderson during his presentation. Several receptions over the course of the three days — including one at the Or- lando Peabody Hotel, corporate sponsor of the Federal Duck Stamp Program and home of the famous Peabody ducks — will allow artists to network and mingle. Creald6 School of Art is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1975 just north of Orlando in Winter Park, home of Rollins College and the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum, which houses a major collection of Louis Comfort Tiffany stained glass. "Home 'ti base" is the downtown Langford Hotel within two blocks of gourmet restaurants, shop- Lake Murex ping and the town's world-class museums. 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MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 [941) 472-1511 • 1 -800-233-8829 He hhFpSa^«i^v a??ableTby calling Ue Mem°"al Health System at Broker, Associate HealthPara k (432-3314) and from Lee County Sheriff's Office (477-1400) 9 a.m.- 23 Year Island Resident with PAW Sinai 1978 (941) 472-2902 (eves) 4 p.m., Monday-Friday, v Call Veenschoten about Sanibel in 1964. Priscilla Murphy PAIR Realty, Inc. ISLANDER • Friday, April 3, 1998 • 9A End of an Era "This is the last The Dormers' stronghold for old Sanibel," said John Devere, one of Bayside cottage the prime party-organizers —one of the and, as he put it, "the Night Guy" at Huxter's. "This is "most lived in " the way Sanibel used to be. ... You know, I heard they homes on Sanibel Caught a 450-pound jewfish back in 1939 just a short —faces a way down from here — 450 pounds. Those are the wrecking ball kind of things you don't see April 15. Built in any more. This was the very best place to see the ferry 1924, it is one of come across, and, once upon a time, the old Bay the few remaining Road ran all the way along here." old-time cottages About eight years ago, Steve Slocum, a waiter on Sanibel. at "Tween Waters and great- ByANNEBELLEW great-grandson of Joshua Islander staff writer Slocum, the first man to sail A gentle little lady around the world alone, said goodbye to her family moved in. Steve's 14-foot and friends a couple of Hobie Cat has been pulled weeks ago with what be- up on the beach in front (or came, over the years, one of out on the water) ever since. her traditional cookouts — "I guess it's in my blood," no whole slow-roasted pig he says with a smile. this time, but hot-dogs and "We're beach people, sail- chicken — replete with a 1077 Bird Lane Photos/Jeff Dixon, Randy Sebald, Dex Sprinkle ors. Todd [Poplan, a room- beautiful sunny day, a keg mate of six years who and live music. And lots of works at Pippins] and I sail stories and fond memories. every chance we get. I just The little lady is one fell in love with the place, of the last true beach cot- and it's heart-breaking to tages on Sanibel's bayside leave. The Dormers en- — anywhere on the island, trusted us with it, and we've for that matter. The cottage preserved and kept it as at 1077 Bird Lane, built by natural as possible. We ap- the Miskimmens around preciate the opportunity 1924, probably has been Bob [Jr.] gave us by allow- more lived in than any other ing us to live here, the op- house there, accordingto portunity of a lifetime." Bob Dormer, Sr. "We "It hasn't really sunk bought it in 1954-55," he in yet," Todd said, looking said. "There was no running off into the distance. "Hav- water — we collected rain- ing your boat moored 200 water in a cistern — and no yards down a 'canal with bathroom. I put one in." bay access' isn't the same, The original building somehow!" DougCutshall, was a two-bedroom cot- who's been part of the tage; then two porches were "crew" for four years and enclosed for more space. als'o works at Pippins, The big bay window facing next door, they plan to build added, "We'll miss this place, but I suppose time marches the water has a tonge-and- a new house on the site. on. Shelley's [Steve's chocolate Lab who was born and groove window seat for The concern of the raised in the cottage] gonna miss her waterfront Frisbee contemplating the tides and family and friends who games."Todd3s final word, "May the wind be in our sails." a fireplace to take the chill gathered that sunny Sunday There are a lot of indigenous plants around the off on cool nights. The was (and is) that this was house, plus a veritable nest of snake cactus (one of the kitchen has those late Vic- the end of an era, yet an- night-blooming cereus) coiled over, around and through torian built-in-beside-the other farewell to the Sani- the remains of a tree stump in the side yard. (People cut chimney cabinets with bel that was — the small off chunks at the party to take home and plant as a re- drawers below. town where you rode your membrance of things past.) In the side yard there is a piece "We mostly rented it bike everywhere, the way of outdoor sculpture by Jonas Stirner ("Yes, it's going, — family, friends, vaca- Deb Gleason and Tracy too"), and the remnants of the barbecue pit can be found tioners and, lately, assorted Walters say they did when between the house and the beach. An old van seat serves groups of room-mates," they were growing up; as a sand lounge. Bob continued. "Dick Kearns, who had a hardware store where you walked barefoot down the beach to get your Soon after Steve moved in, Fourth of July rolled [now ACE], lived there for some time. We lived there mail; and showing up with a covered dish at a friend's around. "We got about 20-30 people together — they all ourselves for five years, from 1962 to 1967—we and the meant there'd be a party before the night was out. "Ev- came on bikes — to watch the City's fireworks which are three kids. Then.our son Bob owned it." erybody knew everybody," said Sally Woodring Myers, set off just down the beach east of us. The next year more But the bayfront property has now been sold and who bought an A-frame stilt house at the very end of people showed up, and so on, until last year we had — I the little cottage is slated for the wrecking ball on April Seagrape in 1965-66. Some time after that, she built Lime 15. Purchased by Jerry and Carol McDonald from Naples, Tree Center as the first condo business center on the is- (Continued, page 10A) friends of the Huizengas who now own the Forsyth house land. 10A • Frida 3, 1998 • ISLANDER ing ticket, they've gotten roadside park- ing permits for the days when parties were scheduled (The Island Chili-Cook-Off was held here a couple of times also). Huxter's has always helped in nu- merous ways with the parties (cups, nap- kins, ice, letting John off), and John re- lates the tale of one Fourth of July party for which he got a fresh-killed pig a day ahead. "We gutted it and then we had to hang it to bleed out; so we took it to Huxter's meat cooler and hung it over- night. The next morning the deli-gal went in there bright and early to get her stuff and, I heard, came running out of the stoxe iiiiii screaming at the top of her lungs!" 1 It's kind of sixes whether that pig i story is better than the one when the pig was delivered still covered with bristles — ». i "What a stink that thing made on the fire!!!" 3 One of the most memorable Fourth parties was one with the Big Fatty Band. "It was getting quite dark; the band was 1 i playing," Steve said. "There were hundreds pK» of boats out off the beach. And the fire- f works started. There was a few seconds' Shelley and friends One last sail... Regular party-goer Eric Kim- brough and his 1/2 yard of ale lull between band numbers. The fireworks beer and barbecue) and got your hand were still going on. Then the guy on the End ofEra, from 9A feel like somebody. We occasionally ter- trumpet started playing the Star-Spangled rorized her pool — swam naked in it in stamped so you could come and go. And Banner all by himself.... It was just unbe- don't know — maybe 500 people in and the dark—and she still seemed to like us!" come and go people did. People would lievable." bring stuff before going to work, go work out and milling around. Island people Lisa Forsyth injected, "Mother But there'll be no more pig roasts, would come with their kids; tourists would looked after the animals — including her their shift, then come back — it was that no more Shelley running back and forth find out about it and show up; people who own daughter! It seems to me that most of kind of party. There was always some sort after her Frisbee, no more music for the work here and live off-island would come; the millionaires won't associate with island of live music (a couple of years it was the royal fireworks... a lot of people came by boat." Jane Wid- people. This is just -taking away another Big Fatty Band); one year there were three There was consensus by the end of ener Forsyth, whose "family created Wid- part of the islands — a different kind of 100-pound pigs a-cooking; and last year, the goodbye party, however. It was decided ener Wings at several nationally known in- dredging!" instead of constantly running out of ice for that the McDonalds should put their con- stitutions, also used to go over from next Lisa's friend Bonnie Johnson chimed the kegs (well, face it: with that many tractor on notice that the site had to be safe door. in, "It's time to be done, time for the City people, running out of beer, too), they im- by July 4, 1998. There is.no telling how Jane lived next door for five or six to stop allowing ever bigger and 'better' ported a beer truck. many people will show up expecting an- years. "She used to call us the 'Guardians houses..." And each year, since the time every- other beach party! of the Gate,'" Steve mused. 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Kids and their fami- screenings lies will find crafts to make and games to play, puppet As a service to the community, Eye Centers of shows, Tim-Tim the Clown, balloon sculptures, tumbling Florida will provide free vision and hearing screening areas, a bounce house, pony rides, crab races and much, in its 40-foot mobile unit at Bailey's General Store from much more. It all startswith a traditional Easter Egg Hunt 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. on April 13. at 9:30 a.m. Admission to the hunt is free for all; tickets will be sold for activities ranging from 50 cents to $2 Food drive begins each. All festival proceeds will help provide scholarships Local post offices are now accepting donations and fund capital improvements at the Children's Educa- of non-perishable food items from residents who may tion Center of the Islands. be returning north and cleaning out their pantries and Historical Easter Party April 11 cupboards. Donations will be accepted at all area sta- tions and branches. In addition, carriers will collect An Easter party for children ages 2 to 7 will occur non-perishable items during their runs on Saturday, at the Sanibel Historical Village & Museum on Saturday, May 9. This is the largest food drive in the nation, and April 11. There will be seatings for the party at 1,2 and 3 organizers are hoping to top the 70 million pounds do- p.m. Reservations are a must because of limited seating. nated nationwide last year. Food donated locally will Call Suzie, 395-0246, or pick up tickets at the museum. stay within local communities to feed the needy — A donation of $3 per child is requested. There will be Rachel Galante poses with the Easter Bunny outside the tea donations in Lee County will be distributed by the refreshments in Miss Charlotta's tea room followed by a Harry Chapin Food Bank. parade and egg hunt. The climax of each hour will be a room at the Historical Village. The Village will be hosting reading by actress and story-teller Carrie Lund of the story an Easter party on April 11. v "Mad Hatter's Tea Party," pantomimed by students from GROUPS Cypress Lake Center for the Arts. Rec Center holds hunt April 11 Tarpon Hunters meet The Sanibel Island Tarpon Hunters Club will hold The Sanibel Recreation Complex will hold an Eas- PEOPLE its first meeting of the season Tuesday, April 14, at the ter Egg Hunt at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 11. There Grand prize winner.1 Beachview Inn restaurant on Sanibel. Fish tales will will be a special appearance by the Easter Bunny. Bring be told at 6 p.m., with tackle clinic and meeting set for your own basket. For more information, call 472-0345. Sanibel resident Mary Rose Doke won at 14 karat gold shell 7 p.m. Learn to catch the sought-after silver kings, get medalion donated as the "grand tips from top local guides on bait, tackle and techniques, EVENTS prize" by Congress Jewelers of Sani- see cast net demonstrations, enjoy great raffle prizes bel at the recent Shell Point Island and much, much more. The public is invited. For more The health status of Florida Festival. The festival, which com- information, call club President Keith McMenamy, reefs revealed memorated the 30th anniverary of 472-3191, or Vice President Carlene Brennen, 472- 3691. Dr. Alina Szmant will present a program called The the retirement community, was at- Health Status of Florida Reefs: Are They as Bad as We tended by over 2,000 people. Sani- Woodworkers face ultimate bel resident Julia Lombardi also was Read in the Press at the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum Mary Rose Doke The "ultimate" meeting of the Island Woodwork- 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 8. Szmarit is a professor of a winner, picking up two tickets for ers Club will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 11. In addi- marine biology and fisheries at the Rosenstiel School of dinner and show at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre. tion to being the last meeting of the 1998 season, the Marine & Atmospheric Science of the University of Mi- Gagnon decorates Lexington topic of "ultimate" interest will be template/pattern ami, where she has been on the faculty'since 1983. Carol Gagnon, owner of Decorating Den on Sanibel routing. Members and others interested in learning the Issues concerning elderly and a resident of Lexington, has intricacies of this technique should meet at the home/ decorated the Suttori Walk condo- workshop of Ralph Altieri, master cabinet-maker, fur- discussed April 10 minium building's formal lobby. niture restorer and artisan, at 560 Piedmont Road, Sani- The Area Agency on Aging for Southwest Florida Gagnon's design reflects the theme bel. Call 395-7637 for more information. is kicking off a new campaign to stop elder self-neglect "Music in the Air," with nearly Final newcomers meeting in Lee County. Terry White, executive director of the $5,000 worth of fine furnishings and April 8 agency will address the Sanibel AARP membership on fresh flowers. Lexington is partici- The last Newcomers/Island Greeters luncheon this topic at 1:30 Friday, April 10, at the Sanibel Senior pating in the Springtime Showcase of the season will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, "Center. White will also address other functions of the Area of Homes, and will be holding open Agency, as well as issues affecting older Floridians. Resi- houses from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 8, at Sundial's Terrace Room. All are asked to dents and visitors are invited. Refreshments will be served. through April 11. Lexington is lo- Carol Gagnon make and wear an Easter Bonnet. Prizes will be Almost Taste Time — May 3! cated at the intersection of Summerlin and Bass Roads in awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winers. Make it hi- larious or make it beautiful — your choice Selections Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife is gearing up for Fort Myers. for lunch are Sundial Super Chef Salad, mixed greens, its annual Taste of the Islands which will be held at grilled chicken; or roasted port tenderloin, taco salad, Gulfside City Park on May 3. south of the border accompaniments; or chef's burger Volunteers are needed — please call ValPool, 472- NOTICES 5187 to sign up. If you're interested in being a Corporate Heartsayer course ApriS 4 (Continued, page 13A) and/or Wildlife sponsor, please call Ben Johnson, 472- The Sanibel Fire Control District will hold a Heartsaver 3644. JLti JtKt£ 12A • Friday, April 3, 1998 • ISLANDER. O U R O/ W N Snapshot Island Eye What do you consider your worst habit? "... Maybe I don't know when to stop." What's your best asset? "I like people. I like them too much." Anina Glaize — a woman who likes What advice would you give a 20- year-old? "Just think before you do something." to start things, including a city Pet peeve? "I don't like trash mail ... and irritating telephone calls." If you couldn't live on Sanibel, where ByJILLTYRER manner is welcoming and her wit is would you live (other than your sum- Islander staff writer quick, but she has little patience for the mer home)? "Someplace in southwest In a pond with a lot of pretty big weather, which has ruined the fishing Florida.... I'm finished with the snow fish, Anina Glaize is one of those who with an east wind that has kept the wa- and I have to be near an open body of leads the school. ters muddled. water." Not everyone would appreciate be- Much as she loves fishing, though, Anina Glaize ing compared to a fish, especially those more people probably know her name for known better for their support of the arts, her contributions to various organiza- medicine and for their role in creating a tions. Here's a short list: She has served she got involved. "I've been a volunteer must go to a place called Sanibel. You City of Sanibel. But it only takes a short on board of directors and on a water qual- all my life and I was bored," she said. can only get there by ferry.' ... We never conversation with Glaize to discover ity committee for the Sanibel-Captiva Word got back to Porter Goss and he got to Key West," Glaize said. "We came where her heart truly lies: "I love nature Conservation Foundation; she was an appeared on her doorstep one day ask- for three days and stayed for three weeks. so much and I love fishing." early member of and a docent for the ing if she was interested in home rule. We came back the next year and bought Fishing rods and tackle, in fact, Sanibel Historical Village & Museum; "Before we moved here, I was property." That first visit was in 1959, were tidily laid out in the living room and she was a founding member of the against the bridge," she said, and she was she said, and "that's when we saw them where she had been preparing for a trip Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum. active in fighting construction of the bringing in the old Algiers." The ferry, the next morning. A part-time resident She serves on the board of the causeway — not an easy battle. She re- bought and converted into a home that for more than 25 years —she now Community Concert Association and ap- members walking into one deposition ' looked like a steamship was just being spends her summers at her home in parently it is because of her — at least, with a group of islanders to oppose the towed into its new home along the beach- Virginia's Shenandoah Valley and trav- in part — that the association offers per- move. One county official saw them front — still known, as Algiers Beach or eling around fishing — she typically formances to appeal to a variety of audi- coming and said "Here come the birds Gulfside City Park. would have gone out four or five times a ences. For instance, she's not crazy about from Sanibel' — as degradingly as he In 1966 she and her husband built month through the winter, but this year chamber music, she said, but she hap- could put it," she said. a home on Sanibel — the fourth house has been pretty pitiful for fishing. Her pily underwrote a performance honoring One of the reasons they resisted the in the Chateaux Sur Mer subdivision. George and Ira Gershwin. She loves mu- causeway was because they knew it They moved there part time after her sic of the '30s, '40s and '50s, she said. would bring a lot of development, she husband retired in 1972 and that's when "I grew up at the right time with that ter- said, and "when it looked like the cause- she dived into- local politics and other rific music. Name any band and I've way was going to be built, it gave impe- island organizations. danced with them." tus to merchants in town" to develop the "I like to see things start," she said, . Chances are, though, that her name island as a means to building the county and she likes those projects to have an edu- is best known among long-time island- tax base and to draw tourists. cational aspect. That's why she's been in- ers as one of the five-member board for "The [county] had planned on hav- volved in the early stages not only of the Sanibel Tomorrow, the group that broke ing 97,000 people on this island," she City, but of the shell museum, the His- the trail for the road the City has taken. said, and islanders faced high rises and torical Village and other organizations, (flLLWWSTRWEL) It was after she and her late hus- almost incomprehensible growth. including the Syracuse (N.Y.) Commu- tR«l SERVICE ftGEHCV') band moved to the island in 1972 that In spite of warnings that the efforts nity Hospital. For much of her life she to incorporate the City would "split the lived in Syracuse, where she still has island," she said, "it was a resounding family and a wealth of friends. She had success." Once passed, though, the City been a premed student before she first needed to be organized and its future married and she still has a special inter- COSTARICO HELD OVER planned. est in medicine. VALUE PACKAGES Glaize was one of those who inter- Glaize recently sold the Chateaux viewed and ultimately hired Aileen Lotz Sur Mer home — along with the orchid 3 NIGHTS FROM to write the Sanibel Charter. "She had house where she, a former member of the plenty of lobby power in Tallahassee," orchid club in Fort Myers, had 150 or- $156 pp/double Glaize said.and "she knew how to write chids. But she still winters on Sanibel plus air laws and rules and protect them." and a number of the fragrant flowers In fact, it was at Glaize's house bloom in and around the house she stays PREMIER CmiSES where Lotz was interviewed and the two in. still arefriends. "She is now a birder. She Her husband died two years after 3 NIGHTS BAHAMAS CRUISE turned her life around," Glaize said. Lotz they moved to Sanibel and, in 1976, she sailing from Port Canaveral to has written a number of books on "ev- married Fred Glaize, a man who shared JOHN JAMES AUDUBON (1785-1851) erything to do with ornithology." her passion for fishing. Port Lucaya & Nassau Glaize, formerly known as Anina They traveled all over the world FLORIDA RESIDENTS! The Birds of America: Amsterdam Edition 1971-1972 Hills, was a member of the original City fishing and the two of them went a num- from $299.00 Planning Commission. She also was one ber of times to Belize, as well as to Approximately 225 sets were printed each of those who helped choose the firm that Alaska. "It took seven airplanes to get Custom IAMAICA Packages containing 435 different images measuring wrote the unique and ground-breaking there," she said, and they donned wad- 26"x 39". The scarcity of these prints has Comprehensive Land Use Plan for Sani- ers to flyfish the rivers, a gun close at You choose your hotel & risen dramatically over the past 25 years bel — a plan that emphasizes islanders hand to fend off grizzlies. the number of nights and are becoming more difficult to find as interest in living with nature. She has other hobbies: "I can paint you wish to stay Audubon's popularity continues to grow. "It had to be [law]suit-proof be- — [American] Indian portraits and pas- air included cause we were rearranging the whole tels." She also has taken up making flow- Through April 30,1998 face of this island," Glaize said. ers of glass beads. Call for specials on your 11:00 am to 6:00pm She first came to Sanibel when her But fishing is the pastime she loves, dream vacation... Shirley Allen husband was recovering from major sur- she said, not only in Sanibel waters, but (941) 472-3171 gery. They were heading to Key West in lakes in the Adirondacks, Virginia and 630 Tarpon Bay Road when a family member told them '"as Canada. "I'd rather be doing that than (800) 457-4250 Olde Sanibel Shops long as you're going to Key West, you anything." email: [email protected] 472-4544 Bailey's Shopping Center THE LARGEST THE ONLY INVENTORY OF ELITE LEXUS Newcomers luncheon, PRE-OWNED LEXUS DEALER IN SOUTHWEST IN SOUTHWEST from HA FLORIDA FLORIDA with grilled portabello, onions and white cheddar cheese. Cost is $10 for luncheon. Call Marianne Strickland, 395-2457m, to OTHER LEXUS TRADES make a reservation and give your lunch se- lection.6 •H0 LUXURY TAX! • 24 HR. ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE Final call for • NEW CAR FINANCING UP TO N MOSJ • 6 W70,N0 MILE FACTORYWARMXTY 98 DODGE DURANCO SLT <2&900 scholarships SALE PRICE Red 4X4,9 K miles Scholarships are available to local residents by the Sanibel and Captiva 96 MAIDA B3000 SE X-CAB '14900 Kiwanis Club. Those who are planning to attend, or currently attend, a college or vo- 97 LEXUS ES300 PICKUP, V-6J9K miles cational school in Florida may be eligible. Oyster w/sage leather, sunroof, CD, 7K miles'3Q900 For more information and an application, % LINCOLN 101 CAR '22300 please call 472-5403, or write to the Schol- White, loaded arship Committee, P.O. Box 1, Sanibel, FL. 97 LEXUS ES30O SinQM 33957. Deadline is April 15. Sage w/ivory leather, sunroof, CD, 8K miles >JU|9IJU 95 LINCOLN TOWN CAR '16900 % LEXUS LS400 SIGNATURE, blue, 54K miles FAITH Beige, 26 k miles, sunroof, chrome wheels Women's Club features 94 INTEGRALS '1Z900 96 LEXUS ES300 51K miles fashion 17,900 The Sanibel-Captiva Christian 2 - different colors! loaded, low miles 94 BU1CK LESABRE CUSTOM '11^00 Women's Club will hold their "Easter Pa- rade" luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. 95 LEXUS LS4O0 Gold, 55K miles Thursday, April 9, at the Sundial Beach Re- Green, 71K miles, loaded sort. A fashion show will be presented by 91 MERCEDES 50051 '44300 Bandanas of Sundial. Betsey Suddby will 95 LEXUS LS400 White, w/gray, 44K miles, Very Clean bring "Greetings from Grand Lady" and Beige, w/37K miles '39000 music will be provided by Gean Holbrook. 90 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '8,900 Cost of the luncheon is,$11.50. Reserva- tions are required by April 6. Call 466-5085 95 LEXUS ESI Silver w/ gray leather, 60K miles for reservations. 3 to choose, loaded, from,., Maundy Thursday 86 MERCEDES 420SEL '101900 observed 93 LEXUSLS40O Gold, very clean • Sanibel Congregational United 3 different colors, loaded, from, „ . MERCEDES Church of Christ will observe Maundy Thursday April 9 with a traditional 93 LEXUS SCH Blue, w/blue, 89K 1 Tenebrae service at 7:30 p.m. Holy Com- Blue, Loaded miles munion will be served. Visitors are wel- come. There will also be three services Easter Sunday — a morning chapel ser- vice at 7:45 a.m. and identical full wor- ship services at 9 and 11 a.m. For more 93-96 ••p information, call 395-1952. LS & iili Passover celebrations Rabbi Minkowicz will conduct a tra- 400 I^HjilHJl ditional Passover Seder at the Holiday Inn- Bell Tower. The first Seder will be at 7:30 9 TO CHOOSE 8 TO CHOOSE p.m. Friday, April 10, and the second Seder Will be at 8 p.m. April 11. Visitors may at- STARTING AT.. STARTING AT.. tend either or both nights. There will be a special children's Seder and program both nights. Cost will be $36 per night for All prices are plus tax, license and title. Most Lexus vehicles are certified. adults, $18 per children. Call 433-7708 for more information. YOUTH !*:.•• W;i> "^--Sfft p* •:; £»;!; S&JJS Citizens of the Week Citizens of the Week at Sanibel El- OF FORT MYERS ementary School are Dylan Thomas, Carl 14100 South Tamiami Trail Von Harten, Megan Phillips, Wesley Hoffman, Alex McDaniel, Eric Ambert, HOURS- M0N " FRI 8 AM - 8 PM Keith Bicket, Jordan Hodge, Ray Mason, JAKEEXIT 481-9797 SAT 8 AM - 5 PM 21 OFF 1-75 William Thomas, Dana Woodward and Rita Irving. 1-800-330-9155 www.lexusofftmyers.com J4A*.Friday; April 3, -»-».:* .. •' "• - - . ''• . '•'••' . " . ••" Commentary Music Festival offers thanks To the Editor: ' ^ Around Our Town The Board of Directors of SanibelMusic Festivarwishes to thank everyone who my-. "$§%$8&^^^& participated in this year's highly successful season. We are grateful to our sponsors, both private and corporate, who enabled us to bring the finest artists with their innova- tive and exciting programs to Sanibel. We thank the media for its fine coverage and our Scott MARTELL record-breaking audiences for their support. A special thank you to our dedicated vol- unteers for the many hours spent on behalf of the festival. Islander Editor .'••.. Nancy Clark President, Sanibel Music Festival Every parent knows there is nothing worse To the Editor: We would like to thank all the kind, caring people for their help and concern after I be slammed! our son, Travis, broke his leg on the Little League field March 14. Brooke Simon, Kearney Hall, Ray Goas, Jack David, The Rev. Berris Samples , Today's April Fool's Day, and I feel the fool. For the past three months I've paid v and others who rushed onto the field to help and comfort Travis while he was in shock a fairly high phone bill, figuring I still hadn't caught up with paying for all the and excruciating pain; Dr. Brett Shannon, who splinted Travis' teg and eased the pain; QiristmasVime phone calls. This week, I called Sprint about a late payment, and the the parents, teammates, coaches and other players who cheered when he was loaded. operator asked if I knew I was paying $40+ a month for a value plan long distance into the medivac helicopter; the emergency medical personnel and the pilot; the pastors carrien :••;•' '" "• " • ••'• ' • • :. '..-.' and parishioners of Sanibel Community Church and St. Isabel's Catholic Church, who What? I make half a dozen long distance phone calls a year (should do more, all prayed for Travis' speed recovery; Josh and Breeze Filina for coming to the. hospital; iny relatives"an d friendssay , but...) . . . , . Kearney Hall, Jack David, Scth Gleason, Brenda and Tyler Samples, John Paul Scheer, ' • Apparently, since deregulation, things can happen. People call all die time asking Piper Home, Chris Aronoff, Mark Aronoff and Veronika Arono. ft,, for visiting and cheer- yoa to change long distance carriers. Most of us prdbably just say "No thank you" as ing Travis up in those first painful days when he was just coming to realize how long tie politelyas possible and hang up. But, sometimes, a company, or an individual working wouldbeiaidup; the wpnderfully supportive staff pfthePaulLaureTiceDuhbar Middle for that company^ will report that you have accepted their newsservice:—without your School gifted program for helping to get him back into the classroorriiin his wheelchair v ; approval. '•'.' •••": -v ,"../.• ' * •~. . •••;. .-•• ":'-• -.'•..••" ••'.••• \- ... •"•'•••• ' after a boring week tedbound. '.••.••' '.,..'.-'.'•',.. \ '.^-':i .^-vv=- /:Y". •'••''•" -. ' •••' '. You'vebeen jammed, .. ••:••••••:•".:•.:.;.••.'• .'. .'. •.;:-:'--:'.''"; ;'; EVery" i^rentknowsfhere^^is nothing worse man something bal happening to your Someone at acompany named 1JSP&C has done that to me. After deadline today, . child. Friends, neighbors, fellow Sanibel residents -* thank you for. your compassion I plan to call themop and give them a piece of my mind... if I have any left; imagine not and love to our.child. Andmay oaly'good:(hin^.iqfl|^:t0y6ui^:yaHrs^..:''.-;'•;;•' reviewing a bill before paying it. I must be an April Fool. But, it must be happening to P,S. t^'saUworktoinstaUibreakaway bas>s so no ot^cfutd offers the same lots ofoth<**dki,itoo. LAW OFFICE OF LOOKING FORA NEW NEAR BEACH HOME? JUDITH A. WORKMAN, P.A. We have a lot owner in Gulf Pines Subdivision 2401 Library Way, Sanibel Florida 33957 who is willing to build a new home for under Phone: 472-3225 FAX: 395-2223 $300,000. Just steps to pool & tennis! John Gee & Company .2407 PeniwiNklE WAy •(941)472-1881 • VCR'S —I —T—VBM^ / • CD'S ' HH WHk Z SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS DIGITAL SATELLITE SYSTEMS ISLANDER • Friday. /Vpril 3. 1998 COMMENTARY Point A Seahorse Barrier Island County is a thanks bad idea; here's a better one rustration is running high on Lee County's barrier islands, the "Lee Island Coast." Collectively, Boca Grande, Captiva, Upper Captiva, Pine Island, On March 15th, the Sanibel Elementary PTA held its annual Seahorse Festi- FSanibel, Fort Myers Beach and Bonita Beach pay something like a third of all val. Thanks to many local businesses and individuals who contributed to our ef- Lee County taxes. Yet we have no representation we can truly call our own on the Lee forts, we raised more than $22,000 for our island school. With these funds we can County Commission. In a recent survey conducted by the Committee of the Islands, dis- purchase valuable learning materials for our school that Lee County will not pro- satisfaction with our nominal representative hit a staggering 98 percent. That has led to vide. Sanibel Elementary is a special school because of the community spirit that calls for a barrier island county. lives in it. The Seahorse Festival would not have been such a success without the There is, of course, no chance the Legislature would support and donations from our local businesses. approve the creation of a new county. It wouldn't even be a Thanks so much to our sponsors: Everen Securities, Community Bank of the good idea, as it would require the creation of a whole hew Islands, Barrier Island Title, Wolanin Companies Ltd., Topnotch Entertainment bureaucracy — new county commission, new sheriff, new Corp., VIP, Dairy Queen, Island Home Mortgage, Attorney Tim Murty. school board, new mosquito control district — to serve a Thanks, to our silent auction contributors: Aboriginals, Anna's Moroccan, string of islands geographically isolated from each other. Arundel's, Audubon Nature Store, Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum, Bailey's, Bar- What's more, we are all neighbors, islanders and mainland- bara B. Mann, Barney's Incredible Edibles, Bayside Bagels, The Beach House,. ers alike, so we should be aiming to work together for a bet- The Beached Whale, Beachview Golf Club, Beachview Inn, The Bean, Joanne ' ter future, not pretending we can split apart. Bedient/Tower Gallery, Bellini's, Bike Route, Bikes Boats Beach Stuff, Billy's Bait, Yet, the frustration felt by our island citizens points to Shop, Bird Westall/Canoe Adventures, B istro 41, Bokavi, Romero Britto, Cyndy:. the need for a more inclusive county commission. As John Brown, BT&T Cleaning Service, Bubble Room, Caloosa Canvas, Canterbury Adams put it, a Legislature "should be an exact portrait in School, Cape Air, Capt. Chris Dotson, Captiva Art Cafe", Thomas Cafhey, Teri Cau- miniature, of the people at large." sey, Cedar Chest, Luc Century, Charisma, Cheese Nook, Cheshire Cat, Chico's, ; Classic Wheels, Coffee Exchange, Congress Jewefers, Laura Con way, Cottages to Where is representation? Castles; Cotton Veranda, Daily Grind, Decorating Den, Dibiasi-Dickinson Family,. : Whatever one thinks of the current Lee County Com- Disc Cafe, Dockside, Dunes Golf and Tennis Cl|»b, Ecpphilia, Eileen Fisher, mission, it is anything but a "portrait in miniature" of the Finnimore's, Fisher Family, Fforal Artistry, Forever Green/Ace Hardware, Fresh people of tWs county. There is not one woman on the com- '• •;. . Produce Sportswear, Friday's Creative Jewelry, Gary/David Designs, Gem Essence, ~ mission, "Hi«re is no African-American or I^no. Thert is not one Dehiomt though a Gramma Dot's, Green Earth Nursery, Dr. David Oreenberg, Charlie Heidecker, third of the voters are Democrats. The last barrier islander to serve was Sanibel's porter Belinda's, Her Sports Closet, GwendaHiett<:iernentsIHobbie Warehouse, Hoffman Ooss, and he got on through appointment, not election. .'•.'"•:..• • . i . Family, Holiday lnn-Safift>cl, Bran Houston, Jane Hudson, Hungry Heron, Hurri- In an editorial, the News-Press suggested the possibility of increasing the number cane Bay, Hurricane Rita, I Spy, II Campanile, Jjc Crocodile, Island Inn, Island of commissioners from 5 to 7, as allowedby, state law. There is certainly merit in the idea, Mooed, Island Style, Jean-Paul's French Corner, Jerry's Restaurant, Johnny'sPirza, ••••••••• (Continued, page I6A) Nancy Jones, Joyce Jordan, Martin and Chris Kratt, Pat Kujawa, La Vigna/Mama . Pasta, Lads&Lassies, Laurel's Lamps, Lazy Flamingo, Lexington Country Club,' Lighthouse Caff, Robert. Lindholm, Liquidation Outlet, Little Nancy's Sunrise Counterpoint by John D. Donaldson Video, Macintosh Book Shop, Maggie Elliott, Mangia Bevi, Mango Bay, Joanne Mariott, David Meardon, Moto-Photo, Mucky Duck, Nanny's, Needful Things, Noisy Oyster, Norfleet Interiors, Offshore Sailing School, Old Captiva House, Old Schoolhouse Theater, On Shore, Pak 'n" Ship, Pandora's Box, Pat's Hair Kair, Peaches/Conch Republic, Pep-N-Tone, Photo Express, Pink Shell Resort, Reding "just doesn't get it" Pinnochio's, Pirate Playhouse, PMR, Predator Charters, Qwik Pack and Ship, Marianne Ravenna, Reds Salon, Rene's, Skip and Sue Richard, Rinaldi Family, Riviera, Royal Windsor, The Sanctuary, Sandpiper of Sanibel, Sanibel Accommo-. just read Andrew Reding's opinion piece in the Fort Myers News-Press on dations, Sanibel Art & Frame, Sanibel Beauty Salon, Sanibel Brew Pub, Sanibel Saturday, March 21 [printed above]. After digesting his thoughts on the for- Cafe, Sanibel Chowder Co., Sanibel Gallery* Sanibel Goldsmith, Sanibel Harbour, Imation of the barrier islands into a separate county, one is left to borrow a Sanibel Inn, Sanibel Spirits, Sanibel Steak House, Sanibel Surf Shop, Sanibel Travel phrase from the feminists, "Poor Andrew, he just doesn't get it." Inc., Sanybel's Finest, Khristy Scheer, School Stuff, Kim Scott, Sea World, Sea- Mr. Reding states, "[the formation of a new county] would require a whole new food Center & Crab House, Secret Garden, Shell Net, Shoeless Joe's, Showcase bureacracy ..." Obviously he.doesn't understand that creation of a new county with a Shells, Silks by Lahja, South Seas Plantation, Spices and Spoons, Sporty's Seahorse charter in place at formation would not be in addition to the City of Sanibel, but instead of Shop, Stanley & Livingston, Marianne Dila Strickland, Sundial Beach Resort, that entity. He needs to realize that Sanibel government would be a redundancy provided Sunsplash Family Waterpark, Sweet Tomatoes, Syzygy Gallery/Elaine Hayes, T~. the county charter encompassed the only legitimate reason shirtPlace of Sanibel, Tarpon Bay Recreation, Tarpon Tale Inn, Cathy Taylor, Terry's for the city's continued existence: protection from uncon- Obviously he Tennis at the Dunes, The Golden Pear, Times of the Islands, Tin Can Alley Gallery, trolled development. For those of us living within the City Too Much Fun, Toys Ahoy, Trader Rick's, Tuttle's, Tween Waters, Twilight Cate, of Sanibel, one level of government would be eliminated. doesn't understand that creation of a University Club, Unpressured Cooker, Video Scene, Village Cafe, Visitors Televi- Aruing against divorce from Lee County, he cites the sion, Chelle Koster Walton, Wellington Ward, Waterproof Charts, WellnessCenter, need to create a huge bureaucracy to manage the proposed new county with a Westminster Golf Club, West Wind Inn, Why Knot, Wildside Adventures, William county. Specifically, he enumerates a "new county com- Wilson Goldsmith, Windows on the Water, Wings, Wolanin Family, WoosterTV. mission, new sheriff, new school board, new mosquito con- charter in place at trol district..." He obviously didn't read the proposal from formation would not Thanks toMattAsen and Timbers Restaurant, Bailey's General Store, East Bill Lucas and myself oh forming a new county. End Deli, Eckerd Drugs, Gilligan's, Hungry Heron, Jerry's Foods, Lazy Flamingo, In that piece, we specifically addressed each of his be in addition to the Rosie's Deli, Tarwinkles, and Twilight Cafe. ' • concerns. We proposed to utilize the large and, some feel, City of Sanibel, but Special thanks also to Aroma Coffee Service, Big bloated City of Sanibel administration as the nucleus of Red Q, City of Sanibel, Brad Gleason Inc., Island Sun, the civil service for a new-county. With sorely needed econo- instead of that Island Reporter, Islander, Lifeline Designs, Medical mies, it might in fact become the entire county civil ser- entity. John Education Ventures, Bill Medvecky, Recreation Center vice for the proposed Calusa County. staff, Rotary Club, Sanibel Art & Frame, Sanibel El- Donaldson ementary staff, Sanibel Fire Control District, Sanibel It was our contention that a single, geographically Police Dept., Sanibel Print and Graphics, SunTrust Bank, represented county commission could also be the school Brenna Williams and Katie McCurry, The Manly Men board and the Public Safety Commission, with one member doubling as a nominal and Womanly Women, and, finally, all parent volunteers. sheriff. The day-to-day "sheriffing" would be the job of a professional that we can call "Police Chief." " If anyone was missed on this list by accident, Why would another "school board" be necessary to administer three schools and thanks especially to you and apologies for the oversight. a voucher program? Likewise, the entire school system administration would be the Brenda Harrity, PTA President Administrator and a secretary. Our belief is that tax dollars should be spent on educa- Susie Holly, Silent Auction chair (Continued, page 16A) 16A» Friday, April 3, 1998 - ISLANDER G O MM E N T A R Y There is another option .which does not county revenues, but he doesn't appear to Point, from page ISA suffer from any of these defects. It is known Counterpoint, frontpage ISA .comprehend that little returns, in no small as choice or preference voting. Under this part due to the duplication of services by given the county's rapid growth in popula- option, and assuming an increase to seven tion, not on a bunch of administrators with the City of Sanibel. He appears to be part tion. Yet, unless we were to change the commissioners, all seven would continue to PhDs from universities found only on of the problem, not the solution. method by which we elect commissioners, be elected at-large, as they are now. But they matchbook covers and in the classified pages If we are contributing all these tax the only difference is that we would likely would be elected all at once, and citizens of those periodicals printed on newsprint. revenues to Lee County to fund their bu- end up with seven white Republican men would vote for up to seven candidates, rank- We also provided for citizen over- reaucracies and paying all of the expenses in business suits instead of five white Re- ing them in order of preference. Any candi- sight and the utilization of volunteers in of the City of Sanibel, maybe he could publican men in business suits. We would date winning one-seventh of the first choice return for tax credits. By involving the citi- explain to a simple surgeon like myself be no nearer to a truly diverse, representa- votes would be elected. The candidate receiv- zens, by creating geographic representa- how I would be negatively impacted by tive commission. The problem lies in the ing the least first choice votes would be dis- tion and by rotating responsibilities of the cutting close the Lee County Commission, method of election. Though commission- qualified and the corresponding second-choice individual commissioners, we hoped to Sheriff, and School Board while sharing ers must live in their respective districts, votes would be redistributed among the re- provide a hedge against corruption, geo- our present expenses with citizens on Pine they are elected by countywide majorities. maining candidates, and the process repeated graphic dominance and much of the fool- Island, Gasparilla, etc. With no roomfor minority representation, until seven candidates are elected. ishness we observe in both Lee County and Maybe Mr. Reding could explain the it is no wonder there is so little diversity, That would afford representation to the Sanibel City Council. The last thing we "efficiencies" of this dual level govern- whether geographical, ethnic, or political. any community of interest that could win need are more elected officials and ment, like county legal fees, consultants, one-seventh of the vote. The barrier islands unelected bureaucrats creating more pro- garbage contract disputes, incincerators, Two remedies could surely win a seat on the commission grams "for us" because they don't have School Board religious wars, administra- There are two possible remedies. One in that way; so could African-Americans or enough to do. tion shuffles, legal settlements, contract would be to elect by district. That could Latinos. Women could win at least a couple. Unlike our tax dollars, mosquitoes buyouts, etc. He must have taught Gov- conceivably offer some improvement So could Democrats. can pass over the water between the main- ernment Tax and Spend 101. through not with current district boundaries, Without safe districts, there would be land and the islands in both directions. The When we wrote the initial proposal, which make little political sense. Sanibel no safe seats. There would be no wasted Lee County Mosquito Control District is a Bill and I did not expect support for sepa- and Captiva, for instance, are bundled with votes, since those whose first choices were separate taxing body and would be more ration from Lee County from those whose Cape Coral, which is a much larger com- disqualified would have their second and than happy to continue receiving our tax vested interests are in preserving the sta- munity, with differing needs and interests. third choices influence the outcome. Wher- dollars which are levied on an assessed tus quo, and the comments of Mr. Reding To remedy this problem, we could increase ever this has been used, it has led to in- value basis. In fact, they would be unable and others have not disappointed us. Our the number of commissioners to seven, and creased turnout and a Legislature that more to maintain their current program without proposal contained no position for King, create a barrier island district. closely resembles the people it is supposed tax dollars from Calusa county. Even with High Priest, Court Jester or Knights of the But districting has its own problems. to represent. our disproportional contribution, I consider Round Table. Mr. Reding's out-of-hand Though it improves geographic represen- We could have the same in Lee this entity to be a bargain. dismissal of the concept of separation dem- tation, it does little to afford representation County, bringing us together to build a fu- Finally, the most frightening aspect onstrates either an ecnomic satisfaction to minorities, ethnic or political. What's ture we can all be proud of. of Mr. Reding's piece was his failure to with dual taxation or a political desire to more, the power to redistrict is almost in- (Andrew Reding, a registered Repub- understand the economics of our situation. maintain our burgeoning bureaucracies. variable, abused to create safe seats for in- lican, was elected to a four-year term on He does seem to perceive that the barrier cumbents. That restricts competition, and the Sanibel City Council in 1996.) islands contribute up to one third of the thus democracy. Letters, from 14A 6 Reasons Why You Should Call and it can be done with resident and business passes — those unrestricted, while excur- CAPE HAZE Ringland Construction, Inc. sionists (without passes) are limited to a peak number per day. When the number is reached, no more enter until others leave. . For Sale By Owner To Remodel Your Home: Our mayor, Wally Kain, published a commentary in the local paper last year ad- 1. Impeccable Workmanship. Terrific Intracoastal homesite. One dressing some of these shell road points — although we interject there are no shell references, 18 years experience. Of roads on Sanibel — only dirt! (And, as near 30-year-residents on Sanibel, we will attest acre with 245' seawalllot with course, licensed bonded. Insured. 2. Fair. Honest Pricing. No sales gimmicks, that there is no romance to a dirt road.) The environmental and economic problems dock on the Intracoastal no hidden costs, no hassles. associated with dust, water runoff, the tracked-in mess in every business and home, are real. The vegetation, and no doubt the animals, suffer from dust when it is dry and silt Waterway! Ocean view 3. Clean Work Sites, Your home kept clean and neat. when it is wet. The economics of grading and regrading, of transporting more off-island overlooking Palm Island. A. Written Schedules. Your project (non-native!) clay to replace the washed-away material of the road, of numerous pri- Large trees, water on two completed on time, on budget, vate vehicles being covered in dust which eats engine parts and paint, far exceed the 5. Complete Service. We handle all cost of paving. sides. Situated at the end of a phases of the job, from getting permits But paving is secondary — paved or not, give us back our road. Each time we cul-de-sac - Spy Glass Alley to final cleaning. leave for work, library, or other errand, we are forced to go an additional two miles 6. Ail Work Fullv Guaranteed In Writing. because of the closure. We drive along lushly landscaped Gulf Drive — the new Sani- $445,000 Your complete satisfaction assured. bel. Our preference, which we have been denied for nine years, is to watch the wild places along Island Inn Road instead, perhaps to pull off or stop to enjoy a bobcat and 414-221-0358/414-241-3979 (941) 945-7000' For A FREE Copy Of kittens or pileated woodpeckers. That is the island experience for us. The Consumer Information Report "6 Secrets To Successful Remodeling" Please open the road! . ' Jim and Betty Anholt Sanibel Keep the road closed! "This is a new celebration with a literary conference, golf, andachildreh'fartcamp," TotheEditor: -NewYorkTimes (The following letter to Sanibel City Council was given to the Islander for publi- cation.) -\ •• • , "A kinder, more family-arienttd affair." -Chicago Tribune A petition has been filed with the Sanibel City Council by James C- Cope, repre- senting 47 citizens of Sanibel, the vast majority of whom reside on Lake Murex Circle "This is a new festival for a new generation ofHemingways," or Twin Lakes Lane, asking the Council to open Island Inn Road to the public "without -Associated Press obstruction to passage of vehicles." Three reasons are presented in support of the peti- "An enjoyable festival, covered by about 2,300 newspapers across the United States, from tion, in part as follows: theNewYorkTimestothehA.Times." — Sanibel-Capliva Islander "1. Any person traveling from the western part of the island to the mainland or to other parts of the island will save approximately one mile in each round trip. "Where Hemingway actually lived is not the point; haw he is remembered is." "2. Using Island Inn Road avoids traffic congestion at the Tarpon Bay Road and -Los Angeles Times West Gulf Drive intersection, a four-way stop. International Hemingway Festival "3. Island Inn Road is either a public road or a private road. If it is a public road it Sanibel Island, Florida • June 19-21, 1998 should be open to use by the public without obstruction and maintained by the City." As a resident and homeowner on Island Inn Road since November, 1989, and a Events: Two-Day literary Conference, Children's Art & Adventure Camp. Hemingway Stage Roy, Ernest Hemingway Exhibit. Old Man and The Sea Author's Dinner, Photography Workshop, Golf Tournament, Tennis Tournament, Ceramics Workshop, Fine Art Workshop, participant in three of four previous public hearings on the subject, I offer the following Grace Hall Hemingway Fine Art Competition, Leicester HemingwayStoryTellng Contest, Hemingway Writing Competitions, Dr. Clarence comments in support of a decision to maintain the status quo: Hemingway Nature Photography Contest, Papa Hemingway's Father's Day Dinner. This festival Is a non-profit, educational organization. Proceeds benefit: American Diabetes Association, Bay Pines VA Hospital, the J.N. In dry season, the road is a dustbowl and every car that drives on it sends up a •Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge and C.R.O.W. Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife. ' (Continued, page 18A) For more information contact International Hemingway Festival, 2323 Del Prado Blvd., Suite #7, Cape Coral, FL 33990 or call (800) 916-9727. www.hemingwayfestival.corn ISLANDER • Friday, April 3, 1998 • I7A CO MM JNTARY By Dave & Lee Horton of Sanibel Print & Graphics Wf it9 US? The Islander en- You LEFT YOUR courages letters to the editor. We want to WAllBT hear your thoughts about local issues. We want to help fos- ter a dialogue among community mem- bers. We do reserve the right to edit for length. Please send your letters to The Editor, P.O. Box 56, Sanibel Island, FL. 33957. GOT A FISH STORY TO TELL? CALL ISLANDER EDITOR SanibeK3aptiva Review SCOTT MARTELL 472-5185 Local Poetry, INVESTORS! Essays, Art& Fiction More! COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ON PERIWINKLE WAY-IDEAL LOCATION 44,127 square feet of land, 100 feet frontage on Periwinkle, 5267 square feet of retail. The building is beautiful and was built in 1990. Business is not for sale, however a Very attractive Seller leaseback is offered for up to five years or Seller will vacate. Opportunity exists to allow two retail businesses, seller is willing to lease half of square footage allowing Purchaser to use half. Income, mortage information and survey available. This is a fine investment opportunity for $1,650,000. I'll give you au the details - call Marsha Clifford 941-472-1511 or 941-472-2902. Please send $9.95, plus $2 shipping and handling, to the MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 Sanibel Captiva Review, P.O. Box 1670, Sanibel, FL 33957 Broker, Associate (941)472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 23 Year Island Resident with PMR Since 1978 (941) 472-2902 (eves) • # COPIES: Priscilla Murphy PMR Realty, Inc. 18A • Friday, April 3, 1998 - ISLANDER COMMENTARY The Tunnel, from 14A Tunnels are as old as Babylon. The For instance, a frenzy for more tour- trance - and people unable to walk the mile Then the watertight doors of the first known went 3,000 feet under the ist dollars may move them to propose link- earlier, and have-nots rejected by have-too- Sunnel will be closed and for three days Euphrates River connecting the palace to ing SanibePs tunnel with the 425-mile long much - will assist each other walking (not we all shall ride the mall beltways and rel- the temple. rapid transit connector between Boston and running) to the shaft door. ish the_ambience and nourishment of fresrn Modern tunnels are more ambitious. Washington, now being conceived by ren- Strong persons will take turns car- estfish and kelp (at prior-established prices One is planned to connect Sicily with Italy. egade planners and politicians. rying the weak, and moderately weak per- - except for tourists). Destitute persons will Another to connect Sweden with Denmark If you hear a Sanibel official make sons will urge on very weak persons with be counseled. And the Japanese visualize connecting sev- such a proposal, ask who will pay for the gentle pushes. And strong persons with The storm outside will last no more eral of their islands with tunnels. They are 1,200-odd mile connector? Well, we know no assignments will take names of have- than three days, at the end of which we all experimenting with an underwater bull- who will. Just like always, we will. And too-much people who are bribing. shall emit once again to our beautiful is- dozer operated by a robot. will Lee County chip in? Ha! Then, strong persons will enter the lands. Not to be outdone, the Californians Such ambitious digging and experi- shaft and the weak will remain outside until You might wonder if the Sunnel are planning a 500-mile long tube running menting will cost workers' lives - unless all strong people are inside and at the op- would accommodate the islands' popula- in shallow water and paralleling the conti- the Japanese perfect the underwater bull- posite end. tion? I estimate (I am not an engineer and nental shelf. When I read that, I knew Sani- dozer and then only lives of robots will be Next will come those persons from flunked math so my calculations may be bel needed a tunnel. ~ lost. Given the national mania for senti- three miles and five miles. They will ride off a jigger), but I estimate that a Sunnel In fact, I think we may need several mentality, I expect to see Save the Robot bicycles (rented at a discount from the City 3.8 miles long could accommodate tunnels. Imagine a branching complex movements spring up and the ACLU get of Sanibel) and previously placed at un- 22,211.18 standing people. Ample room which sport shopping malls, vehicle park- involved. marked places to prevent theft. for the worst case scenario. ing, views through glass to sea life outside Which raises the question of how the The bicycles are not for tourists. Claustrophobes trapped in the and contrails of jet siding above. Sunnel will save Sanibelians during hurri- Tourists may rent bicycles at retail shops Sunnel will be ejected as are submarine Imagine one branch with theaters, canes or outbreaks of lawlessness? at standard rates; or make offers to resi- crews — exploded free by gas, with oxy- others 'with malls, another with a war It will work like this: Once a danger dent desiring to sell theirs. Sales will be gen tanks, neoprene flippers, facemasks ready- room for Sanibel officials to issue to life or limb is identified, our leaders will final. and compass. Non-swimmers will receive commands during hurricanes or lawless retire to the command post in the Sunnel. Residents who cannot ride a bicycle vests that can be inflated by blowing force- outbreaks of the electorate. From this nerve center they will issue com- will hitchhike, as will tourists, who may fully on a plastic nozzle. Merchants will welcome the handy mands to the endangered remainder of us. utilize the discourteous European sign for Though the plan above appears fool- mechanized beltway transporting shoppers The first command issued by the hitching a ride. proof, trial runs are necessary. Our leaders between underwater shops - and the zippy leaders will be to seek shelter in the Sunnel. Finally, the last to come will be those will, therefore, sound unexpected emer- first class belt hurtling the well-heeled to Those who are nearby — within one mile further than five miles and they will come gency drill alarms by conch shell three the dry spots for China tea and panoramic — will walk (not run) to the Sunnel en- by car. When all bicycle riders are safely times per year. Full simulation of disaster views. trance. in the shaft, the first cars will move orderly will ensue and each islander will heave to. Traffic tunnels could parallel Peri- Non-English speakers who do not beyond the Sunnel and towards the light- Of course all this will take about winkle and San-Cap, halting at Blind Pass. understand must proceed to the nearest house, where they will park and walk to eighty-two years to complete, so I urge that Captiva-bound workers, residents and tour- bookstore for bilingual dictionaries, or lo- the Sunnel shaft. we get crackin'. ists need then never touch Sanibel. Yet they cate translators. Hitchhikers will remain in the pro- may catch now and then a glimpse of Once at the entrance, people will tection of those who gave them a ride. The author is a Sanibelian. He floun- Sanibel's buried sewer pipes or bouquets enter the shaft through the open shaft door Except tourists gesturing discourteously. dered at a book publishing firm, and later of Sanibel effluent — not to be sniffed at. and move orderly to the opposite end of - Inthe event anyone is stuck in one sold it to Rupert Murdoch who got the bet- So I say, if Sanibel is serious, now is the Sunnel. There they will stand and await of the branching tunnels without watertight ter of him. In previous lives, he bicycled . the time to dig, while the sewer proj ect has oncoming persons. It is requested that resi- doors.xolj up your car windows and await through six European countries, drove his the earth open. dents do not molest tourists. the overhead oxygen masks to fall. Adults own truck through five African countries, But I fear this suggestion for tunnel- This entire first group will have will don their masks first and then assist broke countless unrecorded records, ad- ing is likely to cause, a frenzy of plan-mak- walked up to four miles and six tenths, the children and the weak. vised several extinct companies, proposed ing among Sanibel's elected elite. Don't weak having been assisted by the strong, In the above fashion all persons on numerous unacceptable theories, was be surprised to see each official move at the have-nots by the have-too-muches. the islands will be safely in the Sunnel - loved by several dogs and three cats, and rapid pace to submit his/her individual dig- The next group — people who are or submerged in branching tubes donning puzzles his 19-month old grandson. ging agendas. between one and two miles from the en- their oxygen masks. Letters, from 16A massive cloud of shell dust to irritate the eyes and lungs of abutters, pedestrians and bicyclists (many on tandem bikes with a smaller third wheel for toddlers.) In wet season, the road assumes the consistency of a thick, slippery banana peel. To open the road to unrestricted use under these conditions is tantamount to passing a HOT NEW full employment act for body shops! Not counting dog-walkers, pushers of baby carriages or occasional mopeds, the volume of non-automotive traffic this season (1997-98) has far exceeded that of any LISTING!!! year since the road was closed to through traffic in 1989. If reopened, the resulting chaos would prove hazardous to the health, both physical and mental, of those persons now using Island Inn Road, not to mention the large numbers of wildlife which have no reason to acknowledge the boundaries of the Bailey Tract. Furthermore, the Lee County Mosquito Control helicopter makes extensive use of the road and adjacent area for reloading its insecticide tanks just east of the present barrier. 100 feet of the Gulf of Mexico and 350 feet in depth! It doesn't require a rocket_scjgntist to recognize that the water associationjwork Wonderful Contemporary with 3 bedrooms and 2 full on Periwinkle Way and its mandated one-way traffic caused a lot of wily drivers from Captivato take Rabbit Road to West Gulf to CasaYbel to Periwinkle East, thence to the baths, excellent condition and views of the sunset! causeway. This is certainly a temporary situation not attributable to Island Inn Road. Really special! Offered at $1,050,000. Call J.B. Novelli Perhaps a wise move would be to reintroduce the bumper stickers which read "If you're in a hurry, you don't belong on Sanibel!" today! This one will sell quickly! There is no question that Island Inn Road is a public road. It is used very exten- sively by the public and well-maintained by the City. Wet or dry, it is unsuitable for through traffic by automobiles and delivery trucks. Any attempt to convert it to such Century 21 use would be financially devastating and environmentally unsound. Robert Kitchin J.B. Novelli International Sanibel 800-883-0210 941-395-0444 ISLANDER - FntUi\. Af.)nl 3. 19 Waterworks Dee SERAGE Update National Audubon, block the flow/ex- the Sanibel Captiva Con- change of water be- servation Foundation, tween the bay and the The Everglades Founda- gulf." The slogan Celebrate Water tion and San-Cap Audu- "Think globally, act lo- bon are sponsoring Brief- cally" is where it's at, Conservation Month ing on Everglades Resto- he added. with a Garden Tour ration & Southwest In the words of an Florida this coming Audubon report, "The Monday, April 6. Everglades ecosystem he Florida Water Wise Council has Featured speakers is the primary source designated April as the state's first- include SCCF Executive for South Florida's wa- Tever water conservation month. Is- Director Erick Lindblad; ter supply. Current land Water Association, the Sanibel-Captiva Nat Reed, former Assis- management practices Conservation Foundation and Project tant Secretary of the In- of South Florida's natu- Waterworks, the islands' water education pro- terior and a board mem- ral resources are not gram, will highlight this inaugural event with ber of The Everglades sustainable over the a garden tour of Island Water's irrigation-free Foundation; Col. (Ret.) long term, especially landscape on Monday, April 13. with the projected According to the South Florida Water Terry Rice, former head Management District, a landscape which con- of the Jacksonville Dis- population increases. sists of drought-tolerant plants can reduce out- trict of the Army Corps Whole economies are at door water consumption by 80 percent. How? . of Engineers and now a stake, particularly the Don't install a permanent irrigation system. research scientist with fishing and recreational This will initially save a bundle, and then the Southeast Environ- economies surrounding approximately $100 a month. You see, once mental Research Pror Florida Bay, the Keys an irrigation system is turned on, it seems to gram at Florida Interna- and Lake Okeechobee, never get turned off. This has more to do with tional University; and as well as tourism— human nature than the water needs of the Stuart D. Strahl, execu- South Florida's largest plants. tive director of the Na- industry at $13 billion Instead of the expense of a permanent irrigation system, install drought-tolerant tional Audubon Society annually." plants, mulching them well to retain moisture. Everglades Conservation The report contin- A temporary soaker hose system could be used Office. ues, "A recent in-depth until the landscape becomes established if you "We are learning study conducted by the don't want to hand water. Plan to do a section more and more that Sani- Defenders of Wildlife Everglades Heron, by Erik Speyerfor the National at a time. Planting in the rainy season — usu- bel and Captiva do not concluded that the Audubon Society. ally during the summer — works well. If you stand by themselves but South Florida ecosys- if we can save the Ever- briefing at Schein Hall are a part-time islander, plant when you first are part of a region, part tem is the most endan- glades, we might get to return in the fall, mulch well, hand water for from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on of a much larger eco-sys- gered ecosystem in the keep the planet." April 6. Refreshments the winter, add a little more mulch before you tem," commented Lind- country. It has been said leave, and let the summer rains do the rest. If Since the restora- will be served and at- you do install a system, make sure the sod is blad. "As residents and by many that the Ever- tion of the Everglades tendees are asked to in separate irrigation zones from the mulched users of that ecosystem, glades is the test case affects everyone, ulti- RSVP by calling SCCF beds, so you can turn those zones off as we must participate in its for large-scale ecosys- mately, the community at 472-2329. plantings become established. conservation." tem restoration and that, is invited to attend this Mulch will retain moisture when 3-4 Refuge manager inches deep; anything less can only be con- Lou Hinds repeatedly sidered visually pleasing, not moisture-retain- stresses this point. At the ing. Cypress mulch is an environmental no- recent Committee of the no. When you buy cypress mulch, you are pay- Islands annual meeting, ing to cut down native cypress trees just to he pointed out that mulch your yard. Using invasive non-natives Southwest Florida could is a much more creative idea. Get melaleuca EDDIE mulch, for example, made from the trees that easily come to look just have destroyed much of Florida's wetland. like the state's east coast Australian pine chips (available from tree- "if we continue to drain, HAPPY 40™ ANNIVERSARY trimmers) is another .option. And Brazilian dredge and develop. pepper mulch is excellent, but hot when the What happens from here plant has its red berries. Eucalyptus trees are all the way up to Orlando raised for mulch; hopefully, this plant won't directly affects our is- APRIL 5 become an invasive non-native in the future. lands," he said. "What- Instead of installing water-, pesticide- ever gets dumped into and fertilizer-guzzling sod, how about mulched Okeechobee wends its L • L • L beds of trees, shrubs and ground covers, sepa- way down the Caloosa- rated by walking paths? For open play areas, hatchee to San Carlos try "Sanibel grass" — by just mowing what Bay. And," he went on, FOREVER "the causeway islands (Continued, page 20A 2OA - Friday, April 3, 1998 - ISLANDER OUTDOORS & RECREATION Waterworks, from 19A comes up green you will reduce your water bills and can definitely call yourself an Islander (even a Land-. Final REO announced scaper for Wildlife). By not having irrigated sod, you will be doing SCCF's last Resi- Chamber of Commerce, organizations to restore Foundation's intern pro- your part to stop the creeping green carpet disease from dent Environmental Ori- the program is free for is- native habitat. Meet new gram. This program pro- spreading any further on Sanibel and Captiva. Excess vides new college gradu- nutrients from fertilizers and septic systems are already entation of the season land residents, property friends, and unearth the making their way into our ground and surface waters will be presented on Fri- owners or businesses, but human resources that can ates with work experi- encouraging algae growth and smothering the seagrass day, April 10. The pro-reservations are required help you enjoy your island ence, job training, a beds that support our fish populations. Do you really gram starts at 9 a.m. at since trolley seating for the home well into the fu- weekly stipend and want your little ones playing on sod sprayed with pes- the Foundation Nature tour is limited and lunch ture." housing. ticides? These chemicals have already been shown to will be served. All donations for affect birds and other island wildlife. Center and continues un- SCCF is located on Project Waterworks hopes to see you at Island til about 1 p.m. with a "Come learn how the San-Cap Road one mile the sale are tax-deduct- Water Association on April 13 following the tour of some of the 1926 hurricane not only west of Tarpon Bay Road. ible, and the sale runs Association's annual meeting. Island Water's is the first island's natural resources resculpted the islands but Call 472-2329 for reserva- from 9 a.m. to noon at commercial landscape certified in the Native Plant including stops at City changed the lives of island- tions. SCCF's Tarpon Bay Rec- Nursery's Landscaping for Wildlife program. The meet- reation Area research fa- ing starts at 10 a.m. and the garden tour at 11:15. As a Hall and CROW to help ers forever," suggests En- White member of the Association, you are also welcome at illustrate the strong con- vironmental Ed Director Elephant Sale cility. For additional in- formation call Kathy the meeting. servation heritage of the Kristie Anders. "Hear how Next Saturday, April islands. incorporation of the City Boone at 472-1932. Dee Serage is director ofProjecfWaterWorksfor 11, is the day for the sev- Supported by the came about. Learn about enth annual White El- IWA and SCCF's Native Plant Nursery and well-known the efforts of several island for her knowledge of native butterflies. Sanibel-Captiva Islands ephant sale to benefit the STOR Cascading waterfalls... expansive glass... panoramic views... resort-style amenities and much more await you at The Palencia. Located in the Sanctuary on Sanibel Island, this magnificent Frey &Son Homes model features 4,092 square feet of air-conditioned luxury overlooking the area's most prestigious golf course. 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Lower Monthly 4/7/88 —tttt—21238110-3 condition & very soft, brown in color. 4/11/B8 — »»»«—21207738-71 6181 ext. 8925, 18+ $3.99/ min. 4/7/98 —tttt—21237994-3 Payments. Procalt Co. (602) 954-7420 4/4/B8 — tttt—21185487-71 Call 567-2772. 4/3/B8 — tltt—2123739S-7S | HOME FURNISHINGS | 4/3/98 —mt—21234838.9 GENERAL - HELP * * * CASH NOW * * * I COLLECTIBLES | Carpet dealer with many rolls of first WANTED MANAGEMENT - . 'BEHIND IN YOUR BILLS? ' Quality Carpet. We will Install any 3 | MISCELLANEOUS j GET CASH NOW FOR YOUR Rooms up to 358 sq. ft. for only HELP WANTED INSURANCE SETTLEMENT, Buying retired Beanie Babies. Call Pressure Cleaners: Powered By 472-0128 $479., includes padding. Call Patrick Avon sales - all areas need reps. PRIVATE MORTGAGE, 945-8129 Honda 4000 PSI-$1189; 3500 PSI- Super commission. Workplace, Maintenance Supervisor: LOTTERY WINNINGS, 4/3/88 — tltt—21236367-71 $1089; 3000 PSI-$989; 2200 PSI- —21228732-73 friends, neighbors. No inventory or Supervises staff and workers In ANNUITIES. CALL JERRY AT , ------• */»/»B —****—*igzarj*-/a $689 Complete. Other models maintaining and repairing grounds (941) 549-0628 territories required. Your products ANTIQUES 1 5 piece Bedroom Set, like new, available. Call 24 hours 1-800-493- at cost. Flexible. Sandi 1-800-966- and bldgs of an island resort. 4/1B78B $$¥$—31223943-75 single headboard. Originally $1,100. I i~_7 ii .... ' ' sinoleheadboard.Orioinallv$1,100. 7692 Free Catalog. 2166 Avon independent sales rep. . Responsible for Now $400. Rocker/ Glider - 4/4/98 — tttt—21283308-71 ensuring that grounds are Dept Consolidationl Free Originally $300. Now $125. Call 395- 4/23/88 — till—21098668-71 ConsultafionI Reduce payments, Oak Antiques maintained, frame buildings Magnificent Hand Carved 2817 Sewing machine, Necchi portable, ACRYLICS • $10/12HR. are painted and repaired, eliminate interest, re-establish 4/7/8B — ttlt—21238003-3 18 fancy stitches automatically, like credit, stop collection calls, 1 simple Golden oak Belgium Cradenza new w/ instruction book, $125. 5 We Train. plumbing and elec systems are payment. Save Thousands. ADMS late 1880% 90" long, Beautiful Sectional Sleeper Sofa chairs folding, steel, excellent Labor & Independent Contractors maintained, pool sys are functional Non-Profit Corp. 1-888-294-2367 one of a kind $3,000 with Recliner, beige tones. Excellent condition, $25. Table, mahogany, Local Work. and guests room systems and 1-800-843-1619. X1060 Two engllah oak wall file units. condition, $500. or nearest offer. antique gate leg. Like new, $65. mechanicals are maintained. Fills in First come, first served. Will not last 4/4/98 —mi—21218880-75 for absent workers. Must be avail, 4/4/S8 —tlSS—21226531-7^ One with 18 drawers, one 21 Computer, Acer, w/ Monitor. Great long. Call 772-5503 $1,000 WEEKLY for emergency situations at the drawers. For Beginner, $100. Call 472-3292 Free Cash Grants! 4/8/8B —mt— 21238023-99 4/3/98 —nil—21285861-3 Stuffing envelopes at home. resort. High school grad with 2 yrs.. File drawers open flat. Washer & Dryer, 1 mo. old, white, Guaranteed! Home Workers exp. in the field offered or carpentry College. Scholarships. Business POOL HEATER - Heat Pump - NEW Medical bills. Never Repay. Toll Perfect for a lawyer's office, $400/OBO. Sofa, light beige tones, needed nowl Free details. or general contracting with $1,500. each. new, $300./O8O. Computer desk & In Box - 5 year Warranty - Heats SendSASE: supervisory experience. 40 nrs. per Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. G-5943 Large Pool - $1,795. Anytime 941- 4/30/98 — Ilil- 21230052-3 Four oak office chairs chair, light wood, TV stand, P.O. Box 754505-LA wk + OT as req. 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., $200 ea. $250./both7OBO. Complete 332-5450 Coral Springs, FL 33075 Sat through Wed. $9.50/hr, 4/16)98 -mt—21235902-79 Oak large student desk $450 computer system, w/wide printer, 7/8/BB -mt-21223126-7 $i4.25/hr. OT. Send resume to IBM compatible, 3/Mannequins & Save up to 80% on all Dental Pressers & shirt pressers needed Dept. of Laber, Bureau ef Upholstered dressing stool misc. 941-461-0726. Services. • No Age Limit • No Claim $275 for busy dry cleaners. Apply at or Operations, 1320 Executive Center Lost 11 mos old Siamese cat-mix, 4/8/8B —5SSS—21238027-74 Forms. • No Waiting Period. • No call Wiltshire Cleaners, 2017 Drive, Atkins Building, Ste. 110, blue eyes, tiger tail, black paws on Oak End table $175 Limitations on Pre-existing Monroe Street, Fort Myers, 334- Tallahassee, FL 32399-0867 Re: bottom. Lost on Eucalyptus Ct. on Oak 4 drawer file cabinet $250 Chandelier - rattan tropical, Conditions. $9.00 to $15.00 per excellent condition, $50. Call 472- 1353. Job Order #FL-1760785 St. Patrick's Day 463-8916 Call Connie 466-6399 month. Call 997-7642. 4/4/BB —tttt—21230537-71 4/10/98 —tttt—21237113-3 4/3/Bfl -StS*—21237154-3 9B _SS!t- 21207862-98 4245 4/3/9B -tilt—21238055-78 4/7/88 —SSSS—21238102-3 »*M& Classified a; f MANAGEMENT - RESTAURANT TOP PAY for the right person. 1990 Plymouth Ace, 4-door, Let Fischer Marine BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND MANAGER/COOK Quality custom sign company automatic, runs & looks great. Gingerbread House HELP WANTED looking for installation leader, $1,895. Will trade for anything SELL YOUR BOAT A new private home with S. Ft.Myers Pizza & Italian experience A+ but will train right (except boats). Best offer. Must • No Commission Victorian Key West charm. Rest. Experienced, motivated person. Must have clean Move. 939-0002, for appointment. • Agressive Marketing MANAGER TRAINEE. Enthusiastic, driving record. ALTEC Sign Group, 8a.m.-4p.m.dlr. A two minute stroll from I customer service oriented people to dependable person - • Covered Secure Lot 50 hour week. Potential to 941-731-7722 4/3/98 —tttt—21227640-75 CALL TODAY a beautiful private beach help manage temporary service 4/10/98 —tm—21237193-77 placement office. Must be computer make 25K + medical ben. '94 Geo Metro, 2 door, auto trans, 941-694-4626 on the Gulf. literate and able to juggle changing reimb. + one week pd. Construction Superintendant, like new, low miles. Only $500 down 4/10/98 —tttt—81181741-74 Near historic priorities. Sales exp a Pius I Reply vacation. Apply In person excellent career opportunity for the cash or trade & only $129 a month. 25' Grady White SailRsh, 1988, twin Chapel-By-The-Sea, and with salary history to PO Box 4699, motivated individual. Compensation Call Dick Collyer. Roger Dean Yamaha 200's, hard top, VHF, South Seas Plantation Resort. 16681 S. McGregor Blvd. commensurates with experience. Chevrolet 574-3326 Clearwater, FL 33758 or fax (813) 4/6/96 — Hit— 21237033-5 Loran Koden Color Sounder. Two bedrooms, two full baths; Excellent benefit package. 4/4/9B —tttt—21229919-81 786-5835 Always Dry Stored. Prof, fully equipped kitchen; 4/3/OB —tttt—21237522-75 Full time mature housekeeper. For Extensive experience in carpentry maintained, $30,000. Alum. Trailer Useppa Island Club. Experience an background a must - Call 283-6078 SEIZED CARS washer/dryer; optional. $2,500. Ft. Myers (847) screened veranda. asset. Call 283-1061 or fax resume to 283-6079 634-2991 OFFICE & CLERICAL 4/3/98 — tttt—21137363-4 FROM $175 4/6/96 —tttt—21237946-4 4/7/98 —tttt—21835888-3 Furnished with Shaker HELP WANTED MONA LISA'S PIZZERIA & DELI - Automotive Accessories Porsche's, Cadillac's, Chevy's, antiques. BMWs, Corvette's. Also Jeep's, 17 ft. Boston Whaler - 90 h.p. Photos A references available. Now Hiring Full-Time Delivery Manufacter looking for mold and Johnson, with Majic tilt trailer, Drivers, $1O.-$2O. per Hour - Year model maker with hard clay 4WD's. Your Area. Toll Free 1-800- December 15th thru April 30th 218-9000 Ext. A-5943 for current $4,000. Must see and drivel 283- CAT LOVERS!!! Round Employment - Benefits & experience. P.T.C. Promotional Trim $1,400. per week. The Cat Hospital of Ft. Myers now listings. 6298, leave message. Paid Vacation - Meals - Friendly Components 941-458-1348. Fax 4/4/BB —tttt—21238299-75 May - $725/week. has Immediate openings for FAT Staff and Fun Working Environment. Resume: 941-458-4094. 4/30/98 —tttt—21233843-5 June through September Kennel/Grooming & Veterinarian Call Val ©472-0494 4/6/9« —tttt—21236025-74 1992 Mazda Protege- Black 1995 Sea Ray jet boat, new power Assistant Vet. Tech. Positions. 4/T/B6 —tttt—21236001-3 with grey Interior 4-door, 5- head w/ one year warranty. $5,900. $650/week. Experience perferred. Call 489- (941)395-2313 October • $725lweek. Portofino Restaurant - NOW EMPLOYMENT speed, FM/AM cassette, Cold 4611. A/C. 540-7406 4/3/98 — tttt—at 2371H-3 November to December 14th 4/3/98 — tttt— 21231898-74 HIRING Full-Time - Broil and Saute OPPORTUNITIES Cooks, $9. per Hour, Breakfast 4/9B —tttt—21235077-99 Great Buy. 1984 Chaparrel. 215 $695/wk. XLC 260 Mercruiser. V8 I/O drive. Hospitality Industry - Front Desk server $5.15 per Hour +Tips. UTILITIES DEPARTMENT Ford Escort '96 2 Dr., 5 speed, No Pets. Associate for Westwind Inn. Full- Bussers $5,15 per Hour + Tips. Year Very low hours. Must see. $7500. SANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM silver, 10,000 miles, alum, wheels, firm. 941-283-7428 Rate applies to 4 people. Time 3 PM -11 PM. Will Train right Round Employment - Benefits & $5,900. 772-9989 WASTEWATER PLANT "C" 4/3/98 —tttt—21237364-4 Write: Henry Romersa person. Health Insce/ Paid Vacation/ Paid Vacation - Raises & 4/4)98 —tttt—21237781-88 Tolls Paid. Call Daryl, Weds, thru Advancement • Meals - Call Val @ OPERATOR (Captiva) Sat. 7AM-3PM for appointment 472- 472-0494 OPEN UNTIL FILLED •Estate Salelll"" All excellent 4911 Tangle wood Drive condition. 98 Olds Met. Beige. Aiso -• SAILBOATS | 1541 4/7/88 —tttt-~21236002-3 $23,579 TO $33,317 Nashville, TN 37216 4/24/98 —tttt—21235980-3 Sofa, loveseat 3/queen bedroom McGregor Venture 22 ft. with 7-1/2 615-262-9859 sets, end tables, lamps, Mitsubishi HP outboard. Fun to sail. 4/14/96 —tttt— 160421-3 SALES - HELP TV & VCR, designer rugs. 2/dining PART TIME - HELP ; Reasonable, ready to go. $2750. HSD, GED or other Certificate sets & misc. Items. 542 «393 ' Come take a look - Cape Coral - South Seas Plantation - WANTED 4/8)98 —tttt—11237989-74 WANTED of Competency supplemented 941-772-8678 3 BR/3 BA Loft, porch, Full and part time positions by One (1) Yr. oxp. In 4/3/98 —tttt—81235B98-74 beautifully furnished, Help Wanted. Part time SPORTS & IMPORTS available. Apply In person She Sells Wastewater Treatment TV, VCR, W/D. Pool, tennis. Reservationlst for Useppa Island Sea Shells, 1157 Periwinkle Way, Operations/ Malnt. or related Club. Call 283-1061 Sanibel. Good pay and benefits. AUTOS BOAT PARTS & One and two bedroom Villas 4/3)98 —tttt:—21235230-4 field; or equivalent aiso available. 472-6991 combination of Training A '96 Hyundai Sonata 4 door, SUPPLIES Need Reliable P/T Employee For 4/3/«8 —»»—21221221-3 FREE GOLF AND Exp. FL class "C" wastewater automatic, air, only 9,000 miles, Yard Work. 1-2 Days a Week, $500 down and $189 a month. See TROLLING MOTORS ALL AMENITIES Possibfy More - If Interested Call ATTENTION!!! license and valid FL driver's Call between license required. Dan Yaple, Roger Dean Chevrolet Sales - Service - Installation. 395-1106 - Leave Message. Licensed L & H Insurance 574-3326. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. 4/7/96 —tttt—21238007-3 New, used, factory rebullts A Managers & Agents 4/4)98 —tttt—21208731-81 1-800-227-1783 PUBLIC WORKS trade-ins. Motorgulde Warranty Ground Floor Opportunity '93 Mazda Miata, convertible, white/ Service Center. Smith Marine 4/24/96 —tttt— 21167914-3 DEPARTMENT RESTAURANT - . Brand New Program! black, automatic, original owner, Enterprises, Inc.—2420-1 Lead Program Available SERVICE WORKER lady driver, extended warranty, Concorde Drive, Ft. Myers, A THREE BEDROOM HELP WANTED DEADLINE TO APPLY: Earnings Up to SB0,O00/yr power steering, A/C, AM/FM/ tape, 939-5778 AND TWO BATH Bubble Room Restaurant has APRIL 10, 1098 looks and drives new, cherry 4/13/98 —tttt—11164751-75 GULF FRONT WITH PRIVATE Potential t Morel Call Jerry condition! $10,500. O.B.O. 283- immediate openings for 1-800-230-9774. $19,057 TO $26,927 Yanmar Diesel 70 HP F.W.C. POOL AND SPA. Host/Hostess, Servers, Bussers. 7175 evenings/weekends. Excellent condition. $3900. with 4/3/96 —tttt— 21224355-78 4/3/98 —tttt—11135185-73 AVAILABLE FOR VACATION Also need experienced Line Cook HSD, GED or other Certificate trans. Call 472-2723 RENYAL. $9.00 Hr. Apply in person after 2:30 P/T Tribal Art Gallery - Must be able of Competency supplemented 1986 Mercedes 560 SL black, 4/3/88 — tttt— 21221456-74 PM Captiva 472-5558 to work Saturdays. Call 395-2200 SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. by One (1) Yr. exp. In 19,000 miles, mint condition, 1983 Sportscraft 24' walkaround. 4/3/98 — tttt—11227376-3 4)3/96 — «t»t- »HHm-l $34,000. (941)395-2313 OPTION TO USE ALL Seml-akllled Labor. In Sellingall parts individually bow to Successful pharmaceutical 4/3/98 —tltt—21237116-3 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Pizza Cook I Pizza Cook! Needed Utilities/ Road Construction stern. From teak pulpit and anchors immediately, also counter help, company seeks 5 Key people for Mercedes Benz 420 SEL. Big. to 1997 200hp Johnson Ocean RESORTS FACILITIES, waitresses, drivers at both sales / management positions. Full/ and Repair; or equivalent Luxurious. Powerful. Meticulously Runner with only 58 hours. Fittings, CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST locations, on and off island. Call part time. 1-800-214-3725 combination of Train A Exp. Maintained. Metallic Blue. Sun Roof. marine head, new canvas, and (219) 272-0889 466-6111 4/4/96 —tttt—21235561-79 valid class "D" driver's Leather Interior. New Tires. New much more. 941-540-0561 after OR 4/3/96 —tttt—21232728-3 Sales positions available for license and ability to obtain Brakes. Rides Like A Dream. 117K. 5pm or leave message (219) 271-0115 class "B" required. Cost $76,000 New. Now Only 4/6/96 —tttt—21237103-76 motivated persons. Great pay. Paid $13,450. Island Park. Pat 432-9000 4/3/96 —tttt— 21196958-3 The New Thistle Lodge health insurance. Tolls paid. Call Sanibel vegetation 6.5 KW Ohan marine gas generator, 4/1B/9B —tttt—21137294-74 at Casa Ybel Resort. Sue 472-3544 competency card and excellent cond; $2,500 obo. 549- Sanlbel's Premier Restaurant 4/24/96 — lilt- 21233B53-3 FOOT flagging Certification 2287 la Looking for A Few Great SPORTS UTILITY 4/3/96 —tttt—21237272-73 CAPTIVA GULF FRONT SAILING * RETAIL required within One (1) Year Associates to Join Our Team. of Employment. VEHICLES LUXURY HOME - Line Cooks Popular Branch/ Retail Store I UTILITY TRAILERS | BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH of World Famous • Host/Hostess APPLY: '95 Chevy Blazer, all power AT YOUR DOORSTEP. National Sailing School Seek features, only 18,500 miles, Special Lawn, Utility, Open or Enclosed - Bus Persons Trailers. Any trailer you want; at the Long Driveway Into Lush -On/Call Banquet Servers Team Players with - $15,500. Call Dan Yaple at Roger Tropical Estate grounds. Strong Sales Personalities CITY OF SANIBEL Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. •• cheapest price anywhere. Come to & Bartenders Trailer World. 15415 Pine Ridge Exclusive, and Desire to Sail. FINANCE DEPARTMENT 4/4/98 —tttt—21 23124 5-B1 Day & Night Shifts Available. Road at Gladiolus or call 941-433- Tastefully Decorated, Captiva Location. 800 DUNLOP ROAD Full Training Program. SANIBEL FL, 33957-4096 4-WHEEL DRIVE 1318 for Mike. 3/4 Bedrooms or Den. Hourly plus Commission. 4/3/98 —tttt—21237399-74 Top Pay & Benefits. (941) 472 9615 Sleeps Eight. Apply In Person Call Lynn VEHICLES 3-1/2 Baths. 800-221-4326 VACATION Large Heated Pool and Spa. 2 PM-5 PM Dally 4/8/98 — ttt$— 21237011-3 SANIBEL TOLL PAID 1984 Jeep Wagonneer. Good -2255W. Gulf Dr. FL STATUTES CHAPTER condition. 2 & 4 wheel drive. Low PROPERTY & Nominated for Architectural 4/3/98 — tttt— 21238663-3 I RETAIL ASSISTANT 119 COMPLIANCE mileage. Asking $2,500. Inquire at Awards. Hostess - Mature - Experienced - Part Time, Salaried Job, EOE 466-8181 8am-6prn only. RENTALS Terraces and pool pavilion. Dependable year round position. Lots of Variety. DRUG FREE WORK PLACE 4/3/98 — tttt—21 23431 0-7} All amenities. FT/PT, AM-PM. Apply in person Receiving, Bookkeeping, VETERAN'S PREFERENCE BOCA GRANDE $4,400./week High Season Sanibel Cafe, Tahitian Gardens, TRUCKS & VANS \ Computer Entry, Inventory, CITY OF SANIBEL $2,800./week Low Season 2007 Periwinkle Way, between 2 GASPARILLA ISLAND - BOCA Days: 201-569-2111 Sales. EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION 1991 Chevy S10, only 21,000 miles, PM-5PM. GRANDE Weekends: 914-687-0360 4/24/98 —HtS—21233BB9-3 Half your time In Main Office REQUIRED one owner, a/c, like new. $500 down- ' Looking for a peaceful 4/24/SB —tttt— 21161591-3 -, on McGregor near Sanibel, 4/7/86 —tttt—- 21238106-3 cash or trade & only $159 a month. Call Don Colton, Roger Dean Island ambiance? other Half In Fun Store on Chevrolet 574-3326. Discover Sea Oats of THE BEAN Captiva. DOMESTIC AUTOS | 4/4/BB —tttt—11231243-81 Boca Grande. Sunset Captiva house - 2 BD/2 BA & loft. Nicely furnished. Gulf Beach OF SANIBEL Call 454-1644 Geo Prizms, 1995's, overdrive, air, 1978 26' ex-UHaul truck. Runs well, 2 bedroom suites for 4/J/96 —tttt— 21237012-3 with Bay access, tennis courts, pool. to Looking For A low miles, 2 to choose from, $500 very good condition. Asking $5,000. Rent and Sale. Weekly rentals. Call (314) 872-9990 F*w Oood MM a) Women for cash or trade down, $169 a month. Inquire at 466-8181 8am-6pm only. Outstanding beach and 4/24/96 — tttt-21820298-3 THe BEAM TEAM! SKILLS & TRADES Call Don Colton only I Roger Dean 4?3/9B —tttt—21234311-75 amenities - Chevrolet 574-3326. 87 GMC 2500 Cargo Van $3,200. Boca Grande Loggerhead Cay - Beachfront Tesm Player, High Energy, HELP WANTED 4/4/98 —tUt—21058668-61 Enthvalatks attitude a) OBO Estero 948-2961. Real Estate, 2nd Floor Unit - 2 BR/2 BA with Seized Cars from $175. Porsche's, 4/3/98 —tttt—21237257-74 800-881-6287 Sunrise and Sunset views. Dependability required. TYPESETTER Cadillac's, Chevy's, BMW's, 4/3/98 —tttt— 21092177-7 $750/week, (Sept., Oct.) FT/PT. Mae Experience Preferred Corvette's. Also Jeep's, 4WD's. Your | POWER BOATS | Good pay i health plan. Area. Toll Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. Tired of Sanibel traffic!!! Consider $875/week, OH Season, (May til Sept.) -ToHtpaid. AWyaU A-4363 for current listings. quiet, beautiful, Gasparllla Island, 24 ft. pontoon with 85 hp outboard, Call for Seasonal Rates. Call us at SaS-1919 THE BREEZE CORPORATION 6/1/96 —tm—11132570-74 for your next vacation. Lovely one needs your tender loving care. bedroom, Gulf-Front condo at Boca 5% Discount tor 3 Weeks Or Com* In Anytime to 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. '95 Camaro, only 32,000 miles, Asking only $1,500, engine is worth Grande Club. Pooll Tennis! or More. 2240 Periwkiklo CAPE CORAL, FL priced to sell, call Michael K. only at that I Call come take a look. 941- Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. Restaurant! Weekly. (412) 941- (732) 223-6748 (Sanibel Square) 12/26/8911 —Mll- 772-8678 4/4/96 —tttl—11212680-81 1456. 4/24/96 —tttt— 11228553-8 21111749.89 4/3/98 —tttt—21237360-74 4/24/98 —tttt— 21203855-3 24 Classified Gov't Foreclosed homes from VACATION SANCTUARY - BEST BUY FOR SALE BY pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, GENERAL REAL REDUCED Outstanding Lot - Panoramic Repo's, AEO's. Your Area. Toll Free "NEW" 14' Wide PROPERTY & View of Lake looking Down OWNER ESTATE (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-4363 for 3 Bdrm., 2 Bath Par 5 014 Fairway. current listings. Want a new home? We provide All Age Community RENTALS This Is an oversized Lot - 8/1/86 —tttt—21172065-74 NEARLY 4 ACRES funds for construction to the owner. - Only $26,900 - Ideal for privacy. GOVT FORECLOSED homes from Be your own builder and save 3 Miles From 1-75 Exit 26 CHANGE OF PACE Exceptional value at $225,000. 3,100 sq. ft. plus 570 sq. ft. ground pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, thousandsl Good/ bad credit. Free level buildings plus 3 bedroom 543-4500 Beautiful Vacation Home Net to Seller. Repo's, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free approvals. Guaranteed rates. First house. Possible uses: Residential, (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-5943 for Eastern Mortgage 1-800-244-3949. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths For details call Non-profit, Church, Day Care. 4115 RIVER TRAILS Your own private tan/1/5 court A current listings. 4/10/88 —tttt—21235199-73 (937) 429-1050 Mon-Frl San Cap Road, Vineyard Christian 4/30/89 — tttt—21230054-S 4/17/96 tttt 21234294.74 swimming pool, 100 yards to 8 AM-5 PM Fellowship. Mr. Jackson 482-8581. 1981 Skyline Doublewide. Located Gulf of Mexico. 4/17/98 — tttt—2122B418-74 CONDOS FOR SALE 4/84/88 —t«t— 21225283.3 By Owner - Furnished 2 BR /1 BA,I PINE ISLAND HOMES in a North Ft. Myers senior park. 2 Call tor times available. Bdr/2 Ba, screened lanai, shed, BY OWNER deck/ screened gazebo w/ Jacuzzi. BY OWNER 216/338-6031 Close to beaches, dining & shops, CAPTAIN-S COVE CONDO covered carport. Very good 215/338-5281 1.3 Acres/Prime South Fort BOKEELIA 2/2 completely Desirable West Gulf Drive condition. Nice neighborsl $25,000. newly decorated. Wood floors. Quiet Days 945-3863, Eves. 772-1689. 4/24/98 —tttt— 2112B821-3 Myers Location. Upscale area. area. Asking $225,000. Call upgraded, redecorated. Docks, Condo, Near water. Cleared. (941)3*95-0515. Please leave tennis, heated pool, ramp. Low Small 8 Unit Complex 4/4/9S — SSJS— 21235759-74 POINTE SANTO DE Partially Landscaped. message. maintenance fee includes water, Beachfront, top floor SANIBEL Mariner's Cove Mobile Home Park City Water. Paved Road. 4/7/BS —tttt—21237111.3 building insurance, trash, total 2 BR/2 BA. on Estero River, Gulf access, docks, Luxurious Gulf Front Ready to build. Bargain - Cape Coral home on Golf exterior upkeep. Call for Large screened porch, sales, lots, over 55+. No pets. Penthouse Condo For Rent. Course. Great room, two bedrooms, appointment 941-283-9229 Glassed In. Broadway off of 41. Call 9 to Noon Owner purchasing existing 4/10/98 —tttS—21229707-4 2 BR/2 BA house. two baths, den, large screened Totally remodelled. 941-992-3533 Screened lanal with spiral Must selll $78,000. O.B.O. lanai. Tiled eat-in kitchen built 1994. St. James City. Waterfront, large Beautifully furnished, 4/3/98 — tStt-21237463-73 staircase to private Inside laundry. Double garage. corner lot. With Inlet for Boat House Mirrored wall, Make offer. Beautiful. Double doors. 772-7664 - Quick access Paradise Canal. 2 INVESTMENT rooftop sundeck. (941) 2B7-70B1 Deluxe - Berber, Gorgeous sunrises and 4/10/88 — ttSl—21237520-86 bedroom, 2 bath. Mature trees. 4/3/SB — tttt- 21237503-89 $129,000. 941-283-4581 Direct access to huge sunsets. Sundeck. PROPERTY Prime Location - Cape - 1 Duplex 4/3(88 —tttt—21236261-4 Beautifully decorated Excellent rentals. RENTALS - NEAR SANIBEL 2 Lot 80 X 140 $12,900.1 Residential Call Lisa Cochrane and fully equipped. Lot 80X125 $16,000. Paved street. SANIBEL/CAPTIVA condos, 2BD/1 1/2 BA, pool, 80K. Substantial savings. Utilities. No assessments. (941) (341) 472-1190 both. 466-2976. HOMES 4/13/aa —SSSi—21236054-75 Call Owner: 810-664-2371 772-2659 Paradise Lost? Paradise Found 4/24/J8 — tttt— 21161580-3 4/10/H8 -tttt-21237514-75 Costa Rican Condo 2 BR/2 BA 1700 Lot For Sale - Close to Beach on •Tar BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA S.F. on the Pacific in Guanacaste, COMMERCIAL Luxurious 3 BR/2 BA home, Canal In Great Neighborhood. 716 GULF SIDE 3 BR/2 BA very finest in Costa Rica. Pool, one mile South of Captlva. Emaril Ct. East Rocks, Sanibel Walking Distance to Tennis, Fishing & Sunsets. New. PROPERTY/SALE On Lake. Island. For More Information Call Restaurants/Shops. $199,900, Call 941-437-8098 Cape - 24 unit Apartment/Motel Deeded Beach Access, (941) 472-6073 Bicycles, beach chairs, 4/17/88 —tttt—21235973-3 4/7/»» —tttt—21237997-3 Complex on water with pool. Pool, Tennis. Weekly rentals. $1,275,000. Possible financing with Available Dec/98, Experience the Call Glna substantial down payment. No Jan S Fab/99 Serenity of Bokeelia with this 800-678-1103 or Brokers. 941-542-8499. 4/10/98 —tttt—21199732-84 by month only 2 BR/2 BA Waterfront beauty. 888-395-9495 evenings. $8,300. Newly decorated with 4/24/98 —tttt— 21229835-3 COMMERCIAL MONEY Discounts lor longer. ceramic tile, Berber carpeting. $500,000 A UP (941) 472-9088 Low maintenance vinyl siding, BY OWNER - BEST SANIBEL VALUE 2 BR/2 BA w/Den COMPETITIVE RATES 4/3/88 —tut— 21234775-3 • lush landscape. \^r "This place has the C_^*^"lt was lust luck, And Office. PERFECT & NOT SO Rent for Next Season. First time Appliances Included. prettiest courtyard PERFECT CREDIT O.K. ^•^ that's all." Lanal overlooks Impressive Located Dixie Beach Blvd., offered. Furnished. Owner wants 5 on the Island" CUSTOM FINANCE or 6 mth. rental. But wilt consider "Nothing wrong with canal view. On Wide Deep Access Canal/ "Yes, and the biggest pool" LIC. MTG. BRK. BUS. lew. Possible lease option. (St. getting lucky now and then." Asking $219,000. Large dock. •-"The kids love It here. Jamas) 3-2 plus guest apartment 8 "It's a small parcel, Call 941-283-8964 Two Car Garage. It's such a family oriented 941-772-2700 Ext #105 boat house. Sapodilla Lane. Anxious to sell. but we never wanted a big 4/4/88 —tits- 21237664-4 complex." I/6/9B —tttt— 21208847-72 (Bokeelia) large 1 bedrm. stilt home (941) 472-8719 house anyway." Loggerhead Cay, redone. with efficiency apt. Both deep water. or Warehouse office showroom. Sailboat access. 954-473-1835 "But the price was right, Asking $317,555. Honda Road, South Ft. Myers. 4/3/99 —t APARTMENTS & SANIBEL HOME FOR INTERVAL FOR SALE! Sanibel's Finest - Tortuga Beach DOME CEILINGS 11 TREE SERVICE | SEASONAL RENTAL Club on the Gulf. 2 BR/2 BA Corner DUPLEXES FOR RENT Unit. Pool, Tennis, Beach. Sleeps six. Call Owner (941) 481-4814. Bennett's Tree Service. DOME CEILING KITS Roundovers, topping, removel, Large remodeled 1 bedroom, 2 Dunes Home, Fully furnished $7,000. (Week 22) You can Do It bedroom & efficiency apartments. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath 4/24/98 —tttt—21223838-3 stump removal. Licensed & insured. Yourself and SAVE $$$ Over 15 years experience. Free Exceptionally nice, clean Family room, New furniture Call me to purchase estimates. Call DanieS 543-2172 apartments, good quiet with Swimming Pool Call 1-800-775-4643 neighborhood, close to schools & or sell vacation time share 4)3)98 —tttt—21237326-71 shoppingy water included;—275— weeks on for FREE Installation Guide CAXtT888-488-1725 AN& Sanibel and Captlva Florida. 4587M/F.8-5. PUNCH IN YOUR AREA Tortuga Beach Club 4)25)88 —Sf>*—21149059-75 CALL and pricing information. 8*2 W /& ® >>• £ CODE AND NUMBER OR on Sanibel - Apartment 139, "Now Taking Applications for an HERB SIMON, FREE DELIVERY FAX INFO TO weeks 9 A10. 4/B/9B —tttt— 21234302.71 THESE ARE Upcoming Afford ablejp ...Bedroom BROKER/REALTOR $19,500 each. Vacancy. AnnuaTTease. For further -216-514-0333 Office 542-1101 ATTENTION GETTERS Information,~~ please contact 4/24/98 -tttt— 21235997-3 CALL CONCRETE & THEY WILL HELP YOU 1-800-741-1101 HERB SIMON, Community Housing & Resources, Residence 574-5697 MASONRY IF YOU USE THEM TO Inc. at 472-1189." Sanibel Home Near Beach BROKER/REALTOR DRAW ATTENTION TO YOUR 4 BR/2 BA Furnished. 1-800-933-1458 Office 542-1101 4/3/88 —tttt—21229632-3 RE/MAX Realty Team Woods Construction- Footer to CLASSIFIED AD. King size efficiency, furnished, Two Screened Lanais 1-800-741-1101 Tiebeam, Sidewalks, Driveways, WE HAVE MANY MORE TO t private entrance, private bath, TV, Overlooking Water. Residence 574-5697 Etc. • Free Estimates • Licensed & CHOOSE FROM. VCR, phone, cable, refrigerator, Available May 1st. 1-800-933-1458 Insured CGC 3097 -Phone 275- microwave, lanal, pool. Near 0904 Midtown loop, $450 per month, 6 Month - 1 Yr. Lease. RE/MAX Realty Team $2,000. Monthly. 4/24)98 —tttt— 211B296H.ai 4)3/98 —ttlt—21234373-72 o o .* $ * * avail. 4/1. 941- 418-6479 0/24/2007 —StSS-— 146035-89 4)4)98 —tttt—21234500-79 Call (941) 418-3456 4/7/98 — tttt— 21236992-3 Across from Edison Mall, large n Mary Brasfleld formerly ot 4/24/98 — tttt— 21225200-61 2BD/1BA, wall to wall carpet, stove Furnished 3 BR/2 BA Tortuga Beach Club. refrig.,no pets. $485. mo. + East End of Island on Canal. utilities.941-275-6348 or digital Hurricane House and IT'S THE beeper 982-0956 $1,250. Monthly - South Seas Plantation 4/4/SB —titS—21234532-75 Annual Lease. proudly Invites you Call S13-837-3632 or to view the Sanibel Beach Club II TALK OF 1 CONDOS FOR RENT § 813-839-5842 CHARTER CLUB Weeks 3, 4, 5 & 6 4/21/98 — tttt— 21237105-3 ON NAPLES BAY u Apt. 5A King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 House For Rent - 2 BR/2 BA with flvo star RCI and II vacation CALL BA, screened lanai, heated pool, Mother-in-Law Suite - Large Porch. ownership re-ort vlnwin$ HERB SIMON, THE tennis. 2 week minimum. 781-659- Beautiful Lake Glenville view, in BROKER/REALTOR 7460. Cashiers Highlands area. Available ilaphs Bay. by Week or Month. Leave Messaoe, Office 542-1101 4f24)BB — titt— 2086539-3 1-800-741-1101 TOWN! POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA Condo, (941) 481-4471 Tno CHARTER CLUti RESORT completely furnished, Gulf view. 4/14/98 -iSSi— 21237999-3 Is lust e abort walk lo 3rJ Residence 574-5697 Rates contact owner, 812-342-8181 Stn-vt South jnd Filth Awmn 1-800-933-1458 4)24)98 — tttt—21188439-3 Charming Sanibel Home - South lot dining i.nd rhooplng RE/MAX Realty Team THE ATRIUM: Exclusive Gulf-front Newly Renovated, Luxury. 2 BR/2 BA, Den, Wrap- Canal Front, Boat Dock, Winter Ssaaon Y/tokt. alerting ALL around Balcony, Fantastic Views, 2 BR/2 BA Large Lanal, W/D, it S10 000. lor c Sunsetsl CANCELLATION - April All New Appliances 1,240 square loot 4/24/BB -tttt- 21232731-81 THE GREAT Dates Available. Call owner - 800- Sanibel Beach Club I Weeks 9 & 10 484-7304 PIN 8286 or (770) 664- Beach Access. 2 Bodtoom, 2 Bain condo Annual Lease - on Hiploa Bay that 2/28 - 3/14. Gulf-front condo. 2 BR/2 7186 BA. By Owner - (941) 395-1972 4/24/BB — tttt—21196860-3 $1,100. Monthly. sleepi 6 people. DEALS Seasonal - $3,600. Month 4)7/90 — tttt—21234B51-3 2 bedroom available 4/1/98, month or longer lease, Punta Rasaa, FL Call (617) 479-3988 &A Buna lie. AC Broker. Sanibel Cottages AND across from Sanibel. Seasonal (10AM-6PM) By Owner - Wk 4 rates, 800-461-7224 4/10/98 — tttt— 21231723-3 1-800-494-5559 2 BR/2 BA, 4M/9B —tttt~21232880-77 Beautiful decor. SUPER ANNUAL RENTALS or SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 941-261-5559 Spacious Floorplan, Lands End Village, PROPERTY OWNERS/ Screened Porch Overlooking ITEMS 3 BR/3 BA INVESTORS Tropical Gulf-front Grounds. Fantastic view of WE HAVE ANNUAL RENTAL Freeport Resort A Club Pool, Spa, Tennis. YOU CAN Gulf and Hedflsh Pass, PROSPECTS Grand Bahama Island. $25,500. Call (612) 490-1121 Weekly or Monthly Rates. FOR YOUR SANIBEL OR Week 16 Unit 622. Studio. Save Direct. Owner, Days Please Leave Message. FIND CAPTIVA HOMES AND Reasonable price. 4/14)98 —tttt— 21235857-3 (800) 678-1103 CONDOS. Call for more Information. Eves. (941) 267-92B9 and By Owner - Sanibel Cottages - URGE OR SMALL (702)897-8682 Week 15 Unit 103, Overlooking IN Ask for Glna. CALL US FOR FAST ACTION Ask for Anne Gulf. Pool, Spa, Tennis. Call (4140 IMSfflB 4/84198 — t»»t— 21235975-3 AND FULL SERVICE 4/10/98 —tttt— 21231805-3 782-1660 THE PAGES ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/2 MANAGEMENT FOR YOUR 4/28/88 —tttt—21237998-3 nun iiiimiiiui BA DEN. RENT THROUGH OWNER PROPERTY. AND SAVE. 2 WEEKS MINIMUM. Luxury - Sanibel Cottages. PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CALL 609- Week 9. | WANTED TO RENT \ OF 985-0322 OR 609-492-7389 CALL MARIE WELLS PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY View, pool, spa, tennis, English doctors and family seek 4)24/98 — tUt—21237123-3 2BR/2BA. quiet holiday house to rent on THE (941) 472-4113 Captiva for 1-2 weeks during 10/17- SliMi ASHLEY OAKS CONDO Spacious floor plan. OR Owner wants to net 40K. 31/98 Email R.N. Davidson @ Yearly A Seasonal (800) 237-6002 612-559-5053 lc.ac.uk Tel/fax ++441818680390 17863 San Carlos Blvd; FMB 4/3/98 -tttt— 21225227-3 4/7/98 —tttt—21237108-3 iSlANDER 4/24/98 —tttt— 21228552-3 Fishing A boat docks Now York couple looking to rent for Furnished A unfurnished Ground Level July S August. No children or pets. available. Small mature Quiet East End Could also swap location in TAKE adult community. 2 BR/3 BA Saratoga, NY area. Must be j mania Sidewalks A trolley. May 15th thru October. Sanibel Beach Club I furnished. Call (518) 695-4907 or $1,200. Monthly. Plus Utilities. (941)936-5800X130. A tuMnium Deposit A references (Nerlta) 4/3/S9 — tttt-21237146-71 required. Furnished. Weeks 10, 11, 12, 13 IIMUfl Call 466-3393 Sorry, No Smokers or Pets. Apt.7A | HOME IMPROVEMENT! LOOK Frank J. Hemelgarn 500' from Gulf. CALL ism 4/3/9* —Mtt— 21237147.5 Call (941) 472-1894 HERB SIMON, Custom Remodeling & Additions AT Please Leave Message. BROKER/REALTOR Residential & Commercial Free HOMES FOR RENT Office 542-1101 Estimates Phone 275-0904 4/3/98 —tttt—21234373-72 US MOBILE HOMES FOR 1-800-741-1101 Rent Till Own-Providing funds for Residence S74-5697 GUTTERS home ownership. Gov't programs. RENT 1-800-933-1458 AND Good/ bad credit. Guaranteed RE/MAX Realty Team approvals and rates. First Eastercaswrn NFM - Adult Park - Gated Seamless gutters by Mortgage 1-800-244-3949 Community. Doiiblewide, 2/2, ABC Seamless. SEE .4/10/9B -mt-iM ».-•.....,. screened lanal. Small pet welcome. Call for free estimate. Club house, heated pool. Just bring 4)24/98 —tt^t— ami 735-81 Maintenance free. toothbrush! $800./mo nego. Lifetime warrantry. WHAT Near Beach, 3 BR/3 BA Available now. 540-1313. Buy From Owner 14 exciting colors. Piling Home. 4/3/98 —tttt—8123721B-74 Cottages of South Seas Call today. Annual...... $1,200. South Seas Plantation ABC Seamless YOU'VE Seml-Annual,...t1,500. Week 13 540-9732 Available April. 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BONDED your specifications and colors. 24 Hour Emergency Services pened during the Captiva Kayak Classic. The ALL REAL Accent Awning Chamber, from 3A TDC booked many of the people attending —which I have a feeling it could be anyway." the event, which took place at 'Tween Wa- ESTATE Speaking of accountability, Arp said, ters Inn, at the Radisson Gateway on Co. letters from S.I.C.C. might list various de- Summerlin — "not Jensen's, not South mands and make questionable statements, but Seas," Arp said. "That's the kind of thing IN THE ISLANDER they are anonymous, signed only "SICC." we're trying to [prevent]. We're trying to An "informational presentation" will capture those reservations." NEWSPAPER 466-9828 be given at an annual membership meeting "The Chamber's not trying to replace CA# 000014 in May — time and date to be announced, any system," he said. "They're trying to take IS IN ACCORDANCE said Chamber Executive Director David an oxen cart and make it into a horse's car- WITH THE FAIR Besse. He was reluctant to comment on the riage." Arp is not among the board members issue, saying he didn't want to fuel the fire, who are in the accommodations business but, HOUSING ACT but "the board had what it felt was sufficient he said, "In the summer, I'd rather pay some- information to make the decision." He one commission than have a room go empty." wouldn't elaborate on what kind of informa- But those in the accommodations busi- The amount of supporters vs. oppo- tion that was. ness have a number of concerns. Among the same weather and the same beach as ev- He has said, though, that the board eryone else." sition is not clear but a lOot of people have them: Those who don't participate won't get strong feelings about the issue. members got input through informational the referrals they get now through the cham- Terry Brennen, co-ownfcr of meetings open to people in the accommoda- ber even though they pay their membership Brennen's Tarpon Tale Inn, also has some Roshberg isn't sure that there's a happy tions business. And, he said, "I talk to people dues—and S.I.C.C. has urged members not questions. For example, almost all visitors medium but, he said, "I'm not hysterical every day about it," clearing up misunder- to pay their dues. Another point of conten- want to be on the beach, but if they call his about it. Some people are absolutely livid. standings and answering questions about tion is that some innkeepers feel they won't inn, which is not on the beach, he has a I'm not in favor of it, but I don't think it's the specifics. get the same chance at booking a reserva- chance of persuading them to book anyway. kind of thing where fist-shaking and name- If the reservationist at the chamber auto- calling is called for on either side." Through the central reservation system, tion because the person handling the call won't have a vested interest in doing so. matically calls up on the the Chamber would offer to book reservations computer only the listings for people who call. Only those inns and ho- "If they call into the Chamber, they on the beach, that automati- tels participating — and paying for the ser- would not get the same kind of response," cally knocks out a lot of vice —would be on the rotation list for book- Ira Roshberg said. If someone calls and says businesses. But, Brennen YOUR LOAN IS APPROVED! ings and it would not prevent customers from "We have three little kids, do we need said, he not convinced it's a going directly to the inn, as they do now. Inns sweatshirts?" the Roshbergs can establish a bad idea. He just wants a Homeowners - Get the Money you need - and hotels participating could decide how bond that could give them an edge. "We don't little more information. many rooms, and when, they wanted to offer want to lose that personal touch. We have even if you've been turned down by a through the service. For example, someone with 10 rooms might not want the Chamber bank, have bad credit, can't prove income, to book anything for them during season but, Griffin of Matlacha > filed bankruptcy or in foreclosure. in the summertime they might have three It's your money - all you need is enough rooms to list through the chamber. Visit Our New Coffee House "It would be a more equitable way of equity in your home. Find out how easy getting reservations than the way the Cham- Come by boat and take time to browse. and affordable a loan is to obtain and ber does it now and any revenue would go Art - Crafts - Pottery - Portraits - Photographs - Books back into bringing people to the island," Arp Dockside Lunch Wed.-Sun. Noon until 3 - repay. Flexible rates and terms. said. The theory is that the central reserva- tion systems will help capture that 15 per- Eves. Fri. & Sat. 5-9 Call us today and come get your money. cent who wouldjust as likely go somewhere Anytime by reservation • parties from 2-200 Custom Finance, Inc. 941-772-2700 besides Sanibel and Captiva, Besse has said. Ph. 283-0680 Fax 283-0405 An example Arp gave was what hap- email [email protected] A Ext. 3 Lie. Mtg, Brk. Bus. 1 -800-738-5402 Art Corace Chuck Andrews Barbara Amon Julie Potts Steve Potts Pat Eichenlaub Steve Fisher Chapin 5%, Large two story ground level Gulf Front 3 bedrooms/2 baths, great room w/fire- Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath ground level home near Beautiful, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, direct Gulf Front home with almost 4,000 square feet of liv- place, cathedral ceilings, oak floors & beach access. Private cul-de-sac location in well main- condo. Excellent condition and the rental income is even better. This 9-unit complex is located on ing area, fireplace, two master suites, two more! New dock. Only $439,000. Call Art tainedneighborhood. Large lot, gated arch entrance West Gulf Drive, pool, tennis and great Gulf guest bedrooms and a three car garage. Corace 472-2311. and large living area with screen enclosed porch. Ask- Call Barbara, Asking price is $975,000. ing $230,000 unf. Call Fish for showing. views. Asking $489,500. Call Chuck Andrews. SHORT STROLt TO THE BAY OR GULF! Hidden away on a densely vegetated Eastwood Landings. 3 bedroom, beautiful Elevated piling home contains 3 bedrooms, Come to 1232 Parview to see this gor- double lot overlooking scenic Tahiti Lake. pool/spa, private 30/ boat dock & deeded 2 baths, kitchen, great room & plenty of stor- geous two-story former model. For the Light and airy with vaulted ceilings, huge beach access only steps off East Gulf Drive. age. $285,000. Call Art Corace 472-2311. discriminating buyer. $587,900. Call Pat screened porch, wrap-around decks. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, for only Eichenlaub for details. New listing at $339,000. Call Pat $665,000. Call Steve or Julie Potts. Eichenlaub SANIBEL SEAVIEW SANCTUARY GOLF CLUB HOMESITE AFFORDABLE 11 Gulf front luxury three level townhouse offers gorgeous Brand New Heron Condo in Sanibel's only private One of Sanibel's premier homesites. Close to beach in Her- Near beach home. Heated pool, water views. Spacious three bedroom, 4.S baths PLUS golf course community. This three bedroom condo ons Landing-located on bayou with appromimately 126' of frontage. Western exposure would give homeowner large lot. Asking only $240,000. ground level cabana. Features include enclosed wrap- has a private garage and a great view of the 9th fair- around porch, private garage and wonderful amenities spectacular sunset and water views. Cul-de-sac location Call Barbara at 472-2311. within low density complex along East Gulf Drive. Ask- way. Equity membership available. The Best Coif on for privacy. Community tennis and pool. Doni wait. This ing $1,200,000. Unfurnished. Call FISH for showing. the Islands! Asking $495,000,011 Chuck Andrews price is right at $259,000. Call Steve or Julie Potts. Sanibel Captiva Sanibel & Captiva L lame StiiiA presents Isl.ind people — birthd.ivi, anniveisancs, pailns, happenings' Seepage 18-1QB i * * *•- Here's a listing of* alt the theater. muMC. danic, and special performim es IH'IIII: held this iVl (' l I m | Ml.l • It A' Life Mere's what's happening at night on Sjnibci and Captiva1 See page 3B I'lilronsian now, bu\ tukclb lur the Phantom nj the Opera at the Barbara Mann Performing Aits flail — tee foim in ienteispn.id of this >»tc(ion INSIDE Night Life 3 Show Biz 7 TV Guide 11-20 Fishing.. 25 Outdoor Activities26 The Business of Murder begins tonight, April 3, at the Pirate Playhouse; The British thriller by Richard Harris stars, l(eft to Crossword 27 right), Gordon McConnell, Carrie Lund and Michael Marotta. Sanibel's premier four star rated Italian cuisine and seafood at DINING Sanibel's most beautiful restaurant - a critically acclaimed romantic dining experience. Kresenf/neTaker Sunday Brunch Buffet Appetizers ° ' 10:00am - 2:00pm - Featuring an Array of Fresh Seafoods, Carved Camille KUCABA Ham, Salads, Fruits, Desserts & Other Breakfast and Lunch Selections — Reservations Recommended — During Brunch Pick a Golden Easter Egg from Our Basket for a chance to Win a Free Dinner for Two! EASTER DINNER SERVED FROM 5:00 -10:00 PM Make your Easter plans now! 937 East Gulf Drive • 472-0494 for Reservations Why cook on Easter Sunday when you can take advantage of the tempting special menu offerings at many of our Is- lands' favorite restaurants! Reservations •"• are strongly suggested. Hop on over to Morgan's Forest, where a festive, all-you-can-eat Easter of Sanibel J2 brunch is planned from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; the regular dinner menu will be served • PMIk from 5-10 pm. Congratulations to Gre- • StJii gory C. Hood, recently appointed general manager at Morgan's Forest, and to Dean Bacon, new executive chef. I LARGE PIZZA WITH 2 TOPPINGS Thistle Lodge at Casa Ybel resort will serve Easter dinner from noon to 8 ;HIfPRICE p.m. Entrees include the traditional baked CouoonExplresApril 10.1598 notvalld with any other CouponExpTresAprll 10,199S notvalldwtthan/otherorFer offer. Half price plza, equal or lesser value. ham, roast spring leg of lamb, roast loin L of pork, prime rib of beef, grilled jumbo 2440 PALM RIDGE ROAD IN PELICAN PLACCEE J shrimp and more. Plan to catch a glimpse of the Eas- Gregory C. Hood (right), general ter bunny at the Old Captiva manager, and Dean Bacon, executive House...he'll be hopping in and out de- chef, welcome you to the tropical lighting youngsters with surprise treats ambience of Morgan's Forest. during the restaurant's annual all-you- can-eat Easter buffet from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Kids can have breakfast with the at Port Sanibel Marina offers a special Easter bunny on Saturday morning, April Easter brunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. fea- 11, at Chadwick's at the entrance to turing ham, prime rib, roast leg of lamb South Seas Plantation, Captiva. Seatings and more. The regular dinner menu will are 8 and 8:30 am, and reservations are a be served from 4 p.m: until closing with must. On Easter Sunday the restaurant the chef creating a special dinner entree will hold its traditional buffet from 9 am or two for the evening. to 2:15 p.m. and again from 4:30 to 9 p.m. At Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa At Hungry Heron the regular Sun- a traditional Easter buffet brunch, includ- day breakfast buffet will be served from ing a children's buffet and a bunny rabbit 7:30 a.m. to noon, followed by a special viewing area, will be presented from 11 Easter buffet from noon until closing. The am to 4 p.m. The resort's Easter egg hunt 50-item-plus, all-you-can-eat menu in- for three different age divisions takes cludes carved ham, roast beef and lamb, place on the beach beginning at 10 am, plus lots of other hot and cold specialties. and a spring carnival from 11-3 promises FRIDAY NIGHT MAINE LOBSTER Portofino restaurant at the Sanibel fun and games for kids of all ages. In- — Enjoy cur full service bar Inn offers an Easter brunch buffet from cluded is an old-fashioned dunk tank and Accepting — Try our famous fresh Lime 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. featuring an array of hammer swing, carnival-style games and Reservations Margueritas fresh seafoods, carved ham, salads, fruits, the latest in face-painting fashions. For Easter — Live piano for dining & Weekend. desserts and other breakfast and lunch se- Easter Sunday Brunch on the Water listening pleasure lections. Pick a golden Easter egg from takes place aboard the luxury yacht, Sani- — Chef'* Specials changing daily the basket and you might win a free din- bel Harbour Princess, sailing at 11 a.m ner for two! Easter dinner will be served and again at 2:30 p.m. The brunch cruises from 5 to 10 p.m. also feature guitar music. And finally a A traditional Easter brunch will be five-course limited a-la-carte Easter menu served at Tarwinkles American Grill will be offered at the-four-diamond, award from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. .•«•, ...-.-., • KfitSBrsSHSBS: mWWBNI&i'. • *l MSA liiWHiiWf! ... A .. g winning restaurant, Chez le Bear, from The Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. mslmfav Night life Beaches Bar Jacaranda Patio Lounge & Grill 1223 Periwinkle Way 472-1771 • Playing Sunday & Tuesday-Thurs- At Sundial Beach Resort—1451 day—Loose Change, a top 40s duo. Middle Gulf Drive 472-4151 • Fridays & Saturdays—Tropical THISTLE LODGE • Playing Tuesday through Saturday Breeze, a popular local reggae group. WATERFRONT RESTAURANT from 7-11 p.m.— Richie Bartolo and Legends Bar & Grill AT CASA YBEI, his island-style music. -serving- Bellini's of Captiva At Tarwinkles—Corner of Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay 472-1366 On Andy Rosse Lane 472-6866 EASTER SUNDAY FEAST • Friday & Saturday nights—Karaoke '•>•! Live music nightly from 8 p.m. to mid- with Mellie at 9 p.m. April 12th Noon-8 pm night. • Friday thru Sunday—Contemporary Locos Island Grill Please Call for seating (941) 472-9200 jazz by Mitch Mitchen. and Cantina • Mondays & Tuesdays—Jazz by Hank San-Cap Road at Rabbit Road 395-0245 Scholz. • Now open 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. 7 days a • Wednesdays & Thursdays—Blues & week. jazz by Bonnie Craig. • Family Fun Nites—Monday & Tues- Chadwick's day from 5-7 pjtn. f'J At South Seas Plantation on the north • Monday Late Nite—Jam night, fea- APPETIZERS end of Captiva 472-5111 turing Matt Grainger. ($3 pitchers, $2 Conch Chowder • Mondays—Sparky the DJ from 10 wells.) Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail p.m.-midnight. • Tuesday—Karaoke with Jennifer '••( from 9 p.m. 'til close. Coconut Shrimp • Tuesdays—Southwest Florida Steel '""I Drum Band from 6-10 p.m. • Friday-Sunday—Loco's Late Night Florida Crab Cakes • Wednesday thru Sunday—The Party with the Locals, featuring The SALADS Danny Morgan Band plays from 9 Oysters Fantastic Band, a 3-man p.m.-l:30 a.m. acoustic jam. Baby Mixed Greens • Wednesdays—Family Food Fest: Riviera House Caesar clowns, magicians and jugglers enter- 2761 West Gulf Drive 472-1141 -Holiday Assortment of Bread & Rolls- tain from 5:30-9 p.m. • Nightly 6:30 to close—Dan Tudor ENTREES • Thursdays—A strolling jazz trio is (weekdays) or Charles Coughlin featured during the dinner hour. (Sundays) at the piano. Baked Easter Ham, Tropical Fruit Sauce The Crows Nest Portofino Fresh Spring Vegetables & Garlic Mashed Potatoes At 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive At the Sanibel Inn—937 East Gulf Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, An Jus, Horseradish sauce, 472-5161 Drive 472-0494 Fresh Spring Vegetables & Garlic Mashed Potatoes • Thru April 5—66 Decibels. • Fridays & Saturdays from 6:30-10 • Starting April 7—Tanqueray Bay. p.m.—Charles Coughlin at the piano. Roast Loin of Pork, Natural Gravy, Fresh Spring • Monday nights only—Tim Jardas & Sanibel Island Vegetables & Garlic Mashed Potatoes his crab races at 6 & 9 p.m. Comedy Club Island Cinema At Loco's on San-Cap Road 472-8833 Roast Spring Leg qf Lamb, Mint Lamb Jus, Fresh Spring 1 At Bailey's Center—Periwinkle & Tar- • Nationally known comedians appear Vegetables & Garlic Mashed Potatoes pon Bay Road 472-1701 every weekend at this "must" stop on • Lost in Space, starring Gary Oldman, Sanibel. Grilled Jumbo" Shrimp, Pineapple Mango Salsa, Rice, William Hurt, Heather Gaham, Matt Shows at 9 p.m. 18 & older only. LeBlanc, and Mimi Rogers. (PG13). Spring Vegetables • Primary Colors, starring John Bronzed Salmon* Mango Papaya Salsa, Travolta and Emma Thompson. Call for times. Rice & Vegetables OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Lunch Served 11:30 to 3:00 Mon - Sat Dinner Served 4:30 to 9:30 Sun - Thurs (Friday & Saturday "til 10:00 pm) LOTTO (941) 472-9200 2255 West Gulf Drive • Sanibel Island, FL 33957 (AT CASA YBEL RESORT) 5-11-31-32-40-48 Gratuity & Tax will be added to all checks Next week: Est 7 million MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 4B • Friday, April 3, 1998 - ISLANDER ment extended by popular demand until Sat- Almost all the work in both exhibits is for 1999. Call 336-7999 for a series order urday, April 4). Another original musical sale. form. SANIBEL& evening with J.T. Smith and his musical BIG Arts office hours are 9 a.m. to mummers presents one hit number after 1 p.m. Monday through Friday, The Gal- another. J.T.'s salute to the music of leries are open daily from 1-4 p.m. FORT Harold Aden and the lyrics of Johnny Schein Performance Hall CAPTIVA Mercer includes such hits as Over the Great Performance Series: Rainbow, Get Happy, It's only a Paper The Miami String Quartet, which played Pirate Playhouse Moon, Stormy Weather and many others. to standing ovations two years ago, returns MYERS 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 Plays nightly at 8 p.m.through April to BIG Arts by popular demand. The time Barbara B. Mann TheBusiness of Murder, an ingenious 4 with a 4 p.m. sunset performance Sat- is 8 p.m. and the date is Wednesday, April psychological thriller by Richard Harris, urdays. $20 & $18.50. 8. Tickets are $20 and available at Bailey's Performing Arts Hall opens at 8 p.m. Friday, April 3. This pro- Coming attraction: service desk and BIG Arts Center. Call 8099 College Parkway 481 -4849 duction is sponsored by SunTrust. Perfor- J.T Smith's season finale will be 395-0900 for reservations. Damn Yankees received the Tony mance schedule: 8 p.m. Monday through Love Makes The World Go Round, featur- Award for Best Musical in 1955. You've Saturday ($25); 2 p.m. matinees Wednes- Sanibel Public Library Gotta Have Heart and Whatever Lola ing love songs of the 20th Century. Opens 770 Dunlop Road 472-2483 days and Thursdays ($20). Students 18 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 8. Prices and per- Wants are two of its hit tunes. 2 and 7:30 and younger or with current college I.D. Exhibits for April— In the cases: A dis- p.m. (Note early curtain time) Sunday, formance schedule will be the same as play of Mike Klein's hand made pottery. —$15 for all shows. listed above. April 5. Tickets are $42.40, $37.10, Congress Jewelers Play Reading Series Artist's exhibit: The work of Nancy Jones $26.50. Coming attraction: Call 472-6862 for current and ad- and Jane Hudson. Coming attraction: vance reservations. Visa and MasterCard. The Goodbye Girl — The Neil Jean Genet's The Maids will be the fifth Hours —Monday and Thursday: 9 a.m. to Simon hit comedy was musicalized for and final play in this highly successful play- BIG Arts Center 8 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday: 9 Broadway and received 5 Tony nomina- reading series. It will be directed by Gordon 900DunlopRd. 395-0900 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tions. It stars Barry Williams who's best McCormell. 7 p.m. (Note early curtain time) Phillips Gallery: Southwest Florida Craft Sanibel Music Festival known for his role as Greg in TV's The Sunday, April 19. Tickets are $15. Guild will have an opening reception from 336-7999 Brady Bunch. He recently starred in the Call 472-0006 for tickets, reservations 4 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, April 5. Series tickets are available for the national company of the hit musical, City and further information. Visa and MasterCard. Founders Gallery: Open Doors (an ex- 1999 Sanibel Music Festival. of Angels. 8 p.m. Thursday, April 23. Old Schoolhouse hibition of the work of talented children, Full series of 8 concerts $155 Tickets are $42.40, $37.10, and $2.6.50. formerly known as Great Expectations) 4 Saturday Nights...... $ 85 Theater will share the Sunday, April 5th reception. 4 Wednesday Nights $ 75 1905Periwinkle Way 472-6862 Their instructor is Leo Johnson. Both ex- Single ticket sales will begin Jan. 15, (Continued, next page) Come Rain or Come Shine—(Engage- hibits will remain on display until May 1. Grammy Award Winners Food For Thought With 34 years and as many albums behind By Paul Gaeta them, The Chieftains are regarded as the most famous exponents of traditional Irish music in the world. Their music is so exhilarating, it • Easter's coming! And decorated Easter eggs go way, way back in history, caused one music critic to proclaim: thought they weren't Easter eggs then. As long as seven thousand years ago, the ancient Chinese, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans exchanged colored eggs a to celebrate the renewal of spring! lj there is a mm beautiful musical sound in i dyeing eggs, wash them first in mild detergent solution to remove all the world than that made by The Cliieftains, their natural oils; they'll color more evenly. I haven't heard it! • Pretty in pink dessert: peeled and cored pears poached in 2 cups cranberry- raspberry juice and 1 1/4 cups sugar. Top with thawed raspberries pureed Hear for yourself the magical music that with some red currant jelly and strained. • has won them four Grammy awards and international acclaim. • Pretty salad: curly frisee lettuce with thin-sliced apples (leave skin on for color). Toss with a balsamic-honey vinaigrette. Sunday, April 19., 7 p.m. • Here's magic for swordfish. Marinate up to six hours in a blend of 1/4 cup lime juice, 3 Tbs. honey, 2 Tbs. soy sauce, 1 Tbs. minced fresh ginger, and 1/ Monday, April 20,8 p.m. 2 tsp. grated lime peel. Broil the fish and boil down marinade to a thin glaze $38 to spoon over fish. Sunday performance underwritten by QtiailMark Homes More magic: what our chef adds to simple food to make it marvelous! Come taste the magic at... 5974900 (Naples) • 1-800-597-1900 (FoitMyers) Shrimp fjouse PHILHARMONIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS 1823 Periwinkle Way SEAFOOD EUPORIUM 5833Pelican Bay Boulevard • Naples, FL 34108 • www.naplesphilcenter.org 472-3181 Customer Service accepts American Express, Visa, MwlerCafd. and Discover. There is a S4 processing fee for alt phone, fax (94I-597-7S56) and mail order;. 472-1388 Corner of Tarpon Bay 8 Periwinkle Way ISLANDER ' Friday, April 3, 1998 • SB Broadway Palm through April 19. Evenings (Dinner & Show) $30; Matinees (Lunch & Show) Dinner Theatre $27; Show only $17. For reservations NAPLES 1380 Colonial Blvd. 278-4422 call 278-4422. Gypsy —The sensational story of Naples Philharmonic Gypsy Rose Lee's phenomenal rise from Claibourne & Ned vaudeville to stardom in burlesque — Foulds Theatre Center pushed ever-onward and upward by her McGregor at Royal Palm Square 939- 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. (800) 597-1900 ambitous mother, Mama Rose. Book by 2787 Arthur Laurents, music by Jule Styne, The Rivals by Richard Sheridan, Jazzing up the Movies with The lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. The Styne an Edison Community College produc- Phil's favorite jazz pianist, Dick Hyman. score features great standards such as tion, tells the story of love, duels and 8 p.m. Monday, April 6. Tickets are $28. Everything's Coming Up Roses, Small mistaken identity in the 18th century. Cats — Broadway's longest run- World, Isn't It?, Let Me Entertain You, Performance schedule: 8 p.m. Friday, ning musical will play 8 performances All I Really Need Is a Girl and many April 3 & Saturday, April 4; 2 p.m. Sun- at"The Phil. 8 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, others. Plays thru April 11. Tickets for day April 5. Tickets are $5 and are avail- April 7- 11; 2 p.m. matinees Saturday, dinner and show are $32 Sunday through able at Mann Hall box office or the Lee Sunday, April 11 & 12; and 7 p.m. (Note Friday evenings; $35 for Saturday eve- County Alliance of the Arts. Call 936- early curtain time) Sunday, April 12. nings; and $29 for matinees. Show-only 7443 for reservations. Tickets are $54 (adult) and $27 (student). Jon Nakamatsu price is $18. Matinees alternate Wednes- Coming attraction: The Philharmonic Galleries are days or Thursdays and Saturdays or Sun- Death Defying Acts — Three one exhibiting the work of noted British A Best Bet days. Make reservations now for your fa- acts plays by David Mamet, Elaine May, sculptor Phillip Jackson for the entire A Hero's Life, The Naples Philhar- vorite location by calling 278-4422. and Woody Allen will be presented by season. Two new exhibits are currently monic, Christopher Seaman conducting Off Broadway Palm Theatre (inside the Bill Taylor's Theatre Conspiracy. Opens displayed: Dreams and Traditions: 300 with guest artist pianist Jon Nakamatsu, Dinner Theatre) at 8 p.m. April 16. Performance sched- years of British and Irish Painting from winner of the Van Cliburn International To Have and To Hold — J.T. ule: 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday; and 2 the collection of the Ulster Museum; and Piano Competition. More than 90 instru- Smith's original revue is a matrimonial p.m. Sunday matinee through May 2. Portrait Photography from Hollywood's mentalists will reveal the splendor and musical romp that follows two couples Tickets are $12. Call 936-3239 for res- Golden Age from the fabulous Robert drama of Richard Strauss' Ein through dating, marriage, childbirth, di- ervations. Dance collection. Both exhibits run Heldenleben (A Hero's Life) to conclude through May 23. the Classical Series. 8 p.m. today, April vorce, and the golden years. Plays 3, Saturday, April 4 and a 2 p.m. mati- nee Sunday, April 5. Tickets are $35. VISIT OUR PATIO LOUNGE If it Swims in LIVE ENTERTAINMENT DINE WITH THE featuring Florida waters, I • Loose Change Sun.-Thurs. we probably 8:30-12:30 DUCK 1 Tropical Breeze feature it Reggae Fri.-Sat. FABULOUS FOOD Serving Fresh Native Seafood, 9-12:30 ' Shrimp, Beef & Pasta Dishes 1 Dooley's Dixie Five AND A BEAUTIFUL VIEW Dixieland Jazz Band Dress is Casual Mon7-ll WINNER OF 35 TASTE OF Happy Hour Daily 4 - 7 pm THE ISLANDS' AWARDS Since 1988 — including • $1 Drafts -1/2 Price Well Drinks "BEST RESTAURANT • Reduced Prices on most FOR SEAFOOD" and "BEST OVERALL • Call & Premium Drinks RESTAURANT1 • FREE Happy Hour Food WEDNESDAY-Overthe Hump • SUNSET SPECIALS Day on the patio lounge - 5-6 PM WHOM $8.95 Extended Happy Hour 4 - 9 pm • "GARDEN DINING" or Join Us For just a cocktail on Sanibel's Easter Dinner only outdoor screened-in patio serving 5-10 with RAW BAR CHEF Lunch 11:30-2:30 DINNER DAILY 5:00-10:00 PM SPECIALS Reservations accepted but not required 39 & REGULAR Dinner 5:00-9:30 1223 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel MENU Located deep in the heart (next to the Mobil Station) 472-1771 RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED Closed Sundays of downtown Captiva Credit Cards Accepted Directly on the Gulf THE DA ••'-% 472-3434 A Non-smoking Restaurant SEAFOOD STEm SPIRITS 1 wn * ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT place among the most respected young quar- The public is invited to attend. For information call 472-2403. tets in America. In 1992, the quartet became further information call 472-2483. Mark your calendar: the first string quartet in a decade towi n 'Woven Vessels" Is the first prize at the Concert Artists Guild New April 21 is Earth-Day York competitions, as well as taking the new exhibit at and, at BIG Arts special ITT Corporation Prize. They have Aboriginals a'Sea-Evening won recognition in competitions through- • "Woven Vessels" is the gallery's an- Reserve April 21 to celebrate Earth- out the world as laureate of the 1993 Evian nual salute to the world-wide tribal tradi- Day but plan on spending a Sea-Evening at and 1991 London string quartet competi- tion of basket-making. It seems that the BIG Arts with the world-renowned Marine tions. The quartet was also the 1989 Grand Easter season employs many baskets, and biologist Katy Muzik. The good Doctor will Prize winner of the Fischoff Chamber Mu- that makes it a highly appropriate time to tell you how to clean up and conserve our sic Competition. The New York Times mu- compare the basket-making techniques, marine environment. Dr. Musik is an inter- sic critic said of a recent performance, "Ev- materials and designs used by various tribal nationally recognized author and speaker, erything one wants in a quartet: a bright, cultures from North America, Africa, and the director of Isla*Bela Institute, a non- precisely balanced sound, a broad coloris- Australia. All of the baskets displayed are profit company for environmental educa- tic palette, real unity of interpretive purpose for sale. tion in Puerto Rico and a torch-bearer for and seemingly unflagging energy." The gallery is located in The Village, environmental education. She specializes in Tickets are available at $20 each at 2340 Periwinkle Way and is open from 10 the accumulation of knowledge about the Bailey's service desk and the BIG Arts Cen- a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday -Saturday; and beautiful corals known as "Sea Fans." ter, 900 Dunlop Road. For further informa- Sunday, noon to 4:30 p.m. For additional The program is open to all. Children tion please call 395-0900. information call 395-2200. are welcome. Call 395-0900 for more in- Stories for grown-ups Attention: Local poets formation about this unique slide lecture The Miami String at Sanibel Library General poetry is being accepted for presentation about our treasured environ- Steve and Maggie Mullins are the a 1998 winter book project entitled, Poems ment. Starting time is 7 p.m. Tuesday, April Quartet returns to hosts for First Friday Stories for Grown- by the Fireside. Poets are invited to sub- 21 and the admission is $5. Sanibel Ups at the Sanibel Public Library, 2 p.m. mit one or two original poem to Infinity Broadway Palm holds a Two years ago the highly-praised today, April 3. The guest speaker for this Publishing Company, 17400 South Blvd., benefit performance musical group, Miami String Quartet, re- month will be Cissie Griffin, the wonderful Gulfport, MS 39503. The poems should be ceived a prolonged standing ovation when teller from Immokolee. She will once again 24 lines or less and can be on any subject, for The Harry Chapin they performed in BIG Arts Phillips Gal- spin her magic with stories of man's place there is no reading fee. Please make copies Food Bank lery. There is no reason to believe they will in the world, and a variety of fables and as submissions will not be returned. Poetry Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre will not receive the same reception when they folktales. not received by August 31,1998 will auto- open the madcap musical comedy Some appear in Schein Hall as a part of this sea- Griffin is the president of the state matically be considered in our 1999 book Like It Hot on Thursday, April 16 and it sons Great Performers Series at 8 p.m., organization, "The Florida Storytellers project. (Note: This is not a poetry contest.) will play through May 30. Some Like It Hot Wednesday, April 8. Guild," and co-founded the group known The work of Peruvian is based on the hilarious 1959 movie which The Miami String Quartet (Ivan as "The Tamiami Tale Tellers" (TTT). She artist comes to Captiva starred Marilyn Monroe, Jack ILemmon and Chan, violin; Cathy Meng Robinson, vio- is a wonderfully funny, vivacious lady who Tony Curtis. It has a score by the amazing lin; Chauncey Patterson, viola; and Keith has been a teller on PBS as well as for many Civic Center tunesmith Jule Styne, who also composed Robinson, cello), has quickly established its local groups. An opening day reception will be held the score for Gypsy. from noon to 2 p.m., Sunday, April 5, at the The opening night performance will' Captiva Civic Center for the Peruvian artist be a benefit for the Harry Chapin Food Oswaldo Ventura who now calls Port Char- Bank. A portion of the evening's proceeds lotte home. But each day when he picks up will go to the Food Bank and its endeavors. his brushes and The Harry Chapin Food Bank serves the Intriguing.MProvocative.. paints, he is really people of Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry "going home." and Glades counties. It was named in Compelling..9Captivating Home for this memory of Harry Chapin, the popular singer popular Southwest and songwriter who for many years before Florida artist is the his death dedicated proceeds from every Andes Mountains other concert to benefit this cause to end of Peru — al- hunger. though he has lived and worked Throughout the entire run of Some in the United Like It Hot, the Broadway Palm will be States for the past sponsoring a food drive to benefit the Food Bank. Theatre patrons attending this pro- 25 years. .. duction are asked to donate a canned food, In at least 85 percent of his paintings, item. Especially needed are items high in the artist depicts the warmth of the Peru- protein, including tuna fish and peanut but- vian people and the beauty of the land where ter. A large box will be in the lobby for all TIMES OF TULE he grew up. "It is a colorful, very inspiring canned good donations. place, with clean air and bright colors." said Some Like it Hot plays Tuesday 5HORE Ac ISLAND LIVING Ventura. "Often, I convey scenes that I viv- idly remember from my childhood." through Saturday evenings with selected matinees and Sunday twilight perfor- Pardbel and Captiva's most fascinating Ventura's abstracts and pastels are mances. Dinner and show tickets are $29 to D magazine of shore and island living. noted for their rich colors and warm tex- $35. For reservations and show information, tures. They can be found in many private call 278-4422 or tickets can be purchased and public collections and he had expanded • P.O. Box 1227 • SanibeL FL33957 at the box office at 1380 Colonial Boule- his exhibit areas to New York, New Jersey vard in Fort Myers. and Florida. 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DINNER 6-10 CLOSEC • •-• I Show Biz as Opera and Operettas take center It Wyz stage at Sanibel Music Festival Frank WAGNER By FRANK WAGNER Islander staff writer The final week of the Elliott Gould — from Sanibel Music Festival brought with it, on Wednes- cfiorus gypsy, to day, March 25, a powerful Opera Theater of Connecti- featured role on cut production of Doni- zetti's Lucia di Lammer- moor on Wednesday,. This Broadway, t© films — was swiftly followed on Saturday, March 28 by namely M*A*S*H. TheGildedAge of Operetta which was filled with light- (Some o/rfte mart talented actors, singers and hearted stories and glorious Leigh Adoff Daniel Hague dancers in the business were certain that my daily melodies. These two per- jazz classes at the International School of Dance in always amazing how clev- Harrison was extra-special. from earth thou'st flown formances were a most fit- erly the Opera Theater of He makes a seemingly ef- before me) in Act 1, Scene Carnegie Hall at noon, 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. would ting finale for the 12th sea- always be in session. They were for some 28 years, Connecticut adapts the lim- fortless sound and the con- II was most effective. This son of the Sanibel Music ited space available to them trol and support his vocal is always recognized as a 1950 to 1978. Come with me, back to those "good Festival. ole days," and have a closer look at some of the at the Sanibel Congrega- instrument was outstand- passage of mournful beauty students who were in my classes at that time.) tional Church to encompass ing. One could wish for a not often equalled in Italian the broad sweep and pan- little more-comfortable act- opera. During the late '50s and early '60s a long, Lu€ia die orama of Grand Opera. For ing style but that is a small The "mad scene" in lean, personable Broadway dancer by the name of this year's Lucia de nit-pick. the third act was very dra- Elliott Gould took my classes on a regular basis. Lammermoor Sponsored by Friends of Lammermoor they were Vocally, Leigh matic and allowed Adoff He was a heck of a hoofer and took to the jazz tech- able to represent a wood the opportunity to use ev- nique like a duck to water. I kept close track of his Opera; flutist William Adoff's Lucia ran the Larsen sponsored by Mrs. near Lammermoor Castle, gamut of emotions, and she ery technical vocal feat in career as he had all of the right qualities for a suc- a park near the Castle, a any singer's repertoire. She cessful future. He danced in the chorus of Say Dar- J. Howard Wood. also communicated, physi- The three acts of room in the castle, the Great cally and facially, the vast was beautifully accompa- ling in 1958,/rma La Douce in 1960 and in 1962 Hall of the Castle and nied by the flutist William was cast in a leading role in / Can Get It For You Lucid de Lammermoor are range of her inner turmoil. filled with a series of in- Ravenswood Cemetery by However, her top tones of- Larsen. Wholesale. A 19-year-old Barbra Streisand walked using a clever series of plat- The sextet from away with personal rave notices for her role in the trigues, forced matrimonial ten seemed a bit pushed and forms, arches, drapes and strident. They seemed to Lucia, Chimifrena, has of- show as a zany secretary. commitments for family : gain, the loss of true love moveable props. erupt rather than be pushed ten been called the f <. st Shortly after the show closed Gould and forward with control. Her and most famous ensemble Streisand were married. He returned to classes on a because of it and much The voices were uni- melodramatic murder, formly excellent but there middle tones were sup- numbers in all opera. The rather spasmodic schedule and then, in 1964, Funny ported, controlled and po- Opera Theater of Connecti- Girl opened on Broadway and wife Barbra, over- mayhem and madness. All was little doubt that the of this was played out in the powerful, resonant and dra- tent. Her singing of Tu che night, became the toast of Broadway, a bi-coastal a Dio Spiegasti, I'ali NEWLY UNDER NEW REMODELED! MANAGEMENT! OON'T FEED US Fine Foods a Spirits c/iitfT BE "SANIBELS BEST KEPT SECRET" • OPEN TO THE PUBLIC VIE LIKE BEING "WILD! Best Lunch in Town A Dinner Menu for Those with Discriminating Taste |;|::|p!i;GO:Parvi:e\v::r)rive • 47:2.-4394 • ' ; (Lttcatecf Oiic Block Vftsr of Doriax and Gulf Drive at the Utauciful Ucachvicw Golf Course-) ISLANDER • Friday, April 3, 1998 • 9B ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Out 'n' About with Frank Wagner Another week packed full of inter- tivities of certain brain cells; 1939 ended cajoles, and confronts his musicians with a a fantastically good musical. The show has esting attractions included the Sanibel with a flash of what was happening during physical energy and body English that at a glorious score by Rodgers and Music Festival's Lucia de Lammermoor that foreboding year. Bill Hallstead's es- times literally vibrates when he's headedfor Hammerstein, the locale, Siam (Thailand), and The Gilded Age of Operetta (both re- say GWTW Trauma, took us on a jolly trip a sound that typifies a Hollywood ending. lends itself to opulent and dazzling cos- viewed in this issue), a program by Island of remembrance about the unusual happen- Movie music has a life of its own. It tumes and scenery. Writers — Read at BIG Arts, the South- ing during Gone With the Wind— casting, is a marvelous common denominator in the There are several outstanding roles west Symphony Pops with the legendary directorial changes, massive budgets in- field of nostalgia. Mann Hall was filled to for singers/actors. Also notable are Lar "Skitch" Henderson conducting, and a daz- volved and many other pertinent facts. overflowing with obvious movie fans of Lubovitch's musical staging and Jerome zling look at the spectacular revival of The Deborah Butler's poems Friends and The the 30's and 40's and it took maybe all of Robbins choreography, particularly for The King and Istarring Haley Mills at The Phil. Last Part of the Day, closely examined the three minutes for Maestro Henderson to Small House of Uncle Thomas. Spring Reflections meaning of the terms. turn the entire theater into his living room. Full credit must be given the direc- Peter Hilger stepped in for Ruth After four minutes, he could do no wrong. tor Christopher Renshaw whose overall featuring Island Iyengar, who was unable to attend, and The program was filled with such attention to the smallest detail has resulted Writers Read read another of his always fascinating favorites as: Ramona, Hooray for Holly- in an impeccable production of The King BIG Arts, Thursday, March 26 "bike-stories," Charley. Belle Deutscher's wood, Toot Toot Tootsie, I Won't Dance, and I that ensnares you from the very top A large and enthusiastic audience poem Confession gave the audience, in a Where or When, Singin' in the Rain, Trol- of the show. Visually each scene is a treat came to the Phillips Gallery at BIG Arts to very short span of time, a close and touch- ley Song, 42nd Street, Themes from James and flows with amazing ease from scene hear Spring Re- ing look at two couples, their loves and Bond, Laura and many others. to scene. There is great use of beautiful flections, an indiscretions and the ensuing compassion It is always amazing to watch this sheer fabric draperies of intense colors that evening featuring of the poet for her male dinner companion gifted individual as he plays a piano solo. conveniently swag in all the right places. Island Writers (not her husband) sitting across the table. One could easily compare it to unabashed They effortlessly travel in and out to cre- who read their Eleanor Brown concluded the program keyboard love-making. ate remarkable locales. The wings are mas- own material. with a personal essay Who Is Louise Everyone had a great time. Where sive graded jeweled elephants in a breath- There are usually Nevelson? The audience never found out were you? (A hint that you should sub- taking shade of red, and other pieces of two of these pro- the answer to that question, but through scribe early for next year's Pops concerts scenery are opulent and moveable. grams each sea- the eyes of a male being questioned, many —they sell out almost immediately). Hayley Mills is a remarkable Anna son, one in the of the famous women in history were A scrumptious, whose strongest asset is her confident act- fall, and then the somehow pamed and recognized. The top- ing style. Her singing voice is small but in spring fling that BillHallstead per was almost "Who was the greatest of sumptious production most cases, true. You may not be thrilled was held this year on March 26. This group them all?" to which the gentleman replied, of The King and I by her sound but you will be highly plea- has amassed a loyal following and it seems "Shirley Temple." The Naples Philharmonic Center for the sured by the clarity she gives to each song's that each year a few new fans joining the Watch for next fall's announcement Arts, March 29 lyric content. regulars. There is always something for ev- of the day and time for Island Writers Read. One often forgets that Rodgers and Vee Talmadge is a dynamic choice eryone and if one piece don't absolutely Don't miss it, you'll certainly find it fasci- Hammerstein's The King and I, based on for The King. His characterization is based thrill you, another one will. nating and entertaining. the original book by Margaret Landon, is Bob Maxeiner opened the program (Continued, page 10B) with two poems. One was a bit of a tribute SW Florida Symphony to El Nino On the Day of a Cold Front, the other in the form of a commentary end- Pops, Skitch mivmoif ing with a reprimand that he called The Girl Henderson, guest That Runs the MRI. conductor Jean Campbell's memoir, Cars, gave Mann Hall, Friday, March 27 us an insider's look at car-swapping and Something called sheer magic hap- trading up or down, whatever the case may pens when Skitch Henderson ambles on be. Her memories of the many purchases stage, and of new/second hand cars and pick-ups had just before great moments of insight and funny memo- lifting his ba- ries. ton faces the UNBEATABlf Bonnie Camberlain's poem Some- audience and where — Should Anyone Ask somehow asks if they'd ended with a question about butterflies. Sid had a good ••.Give;us;:iydiii*eabfc bill;yv&ll give you... Simon's short story Eyes to Drive related dinner, and an all too familiar story about the loss of possibly a one's driving licence because of legal wee blindness and the blow to one's sense of schnapps. unencumbered mobility. Laura Bait's Im- You suddenly pressions Francaises were simply that, a relax and re- wonderful recall of a special trip. Vivian alize, all too Skitch Henderson Pyke's memoir A Walk in the Rain recap- well, that you tures the-glories of nature she encountered are in for a wo'nderfulmusical evening with during a special stroll in the rain. Don this highly skilled and personable gentle- Brown's So Very Greek gave us a very man at the helm who wears the title Se- vivid word picture of the frustrations when. nior Citizen quite nicely. purchasing stamps for post-cards at a post office in Greece. The experience was The program was called Let's Go to amazingly duplicated in the Captiva post the Movies. Who could have been a better office. guide than Henderson to take us through Here's the deal: Come in for your Unbeatable Deal certificate to receive a S40 credit on Hollywood's studio sound stages and ex- your first DISH Network statement. Some restrictions apply. See certificate for rules and regulations. The intermission gave everyone an plain and demonstrate the differences in opportunity to have a sip of BIG Arts-ade, the sounds of each studio orchestra. a wee snack and a swift critique of what Nothing seems to bother this dy- LARRY'S ISLAND TV had just been read. namic individual. He demanded the very Complete The second half opened with Winnie best from each member of the orchestra Systems start At 2407 Periwinkle Way Donoghue's always delightful short story and they certainly responded. They never about the trials and tribulations of a couple played better. Henderson conducts with the Sanibel Florida 33957 living on an island very similar to Sanibel. energy of a football coach who is con- This one deals with MTV and its impact stantly pep-talking his players. He ended Installation Not included. (941)472-188] on this couple and their neighbors. With- up almost nose-to-nose with the cello sec- out a doubt there is the basis of a funny tion as he asked for a certain intensity of AKpflcei pocttagw and programming *£>\oc\ Jo chanQ* without notice. Local end state sdei loiai may apply. PrOQtamrnina is avdable for Sitf&-(anlry cfwelfrvgs located h TV comedy in this series of stories. Dick ttw continents United State*. AH DISH Notwortc pogrommlng, and any altw services thai w«pfovMe, ate subject to the t«rr» end conditions at the Rstidantlot Customer sound. Needless to say he go it. He coddles, Aff Mm wit. which is ovailctole upon lequeit. Offer explies May 31,1998. 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They Other members of the excellent hummed along and swayed ever so company were Thomas Goodheart as slightly as the group performed Lehar's Enrico, Daniel Hague as Raimondo, Danilo at Maxim's, Merry Widow Waltz, Leslie Valentine as Alisa, David Desert Song, Softly, As in a Morning Sun- Ossenfort as Normanno and Dillon rise and Lover Come Back to Me. McCartney as Arturo. Mann did his pre-performance talk Musical Director Neal Goren de- and appeared throughout the perfor- serves an extra round of applause for his mance in his role as host and chief magnificent accompaniment and con- spreader of knowledge about the ducting from the piano. Once again many evening. Some of the information was thanks to artistic/staging director Alan fascinating, but some other facts seemed Mann and to Administrative Director and unimportant for a full enjoyment of the costume coordinator Kate Anderson evening. Ford. The nine singers involved were Leslie Valentine, Leigh Adoff, Dillon The Gilded Age off McCartney, Daniel Hague, David Operetta Ossenfort, Kristen Plumley, Thomas Sponsored by Sun Trust Bank Goodheart, Russell Cusick, and Steven The opportunities are very limited Harrison. The singers were well accom- to hear many of your favorite operetta panied by Music Director Neal Goren. tunes at one sitting with one short inter- Audience favorites were Hague in mission. Alan Mann and Kate Ford's his performance of A Woman is a Woman Opera Theater of Connecticut afforded while puffing a cigar which he compared us that special treat, placed in a bon-bon to a woman thusly, "A woman is a setting, that was magically produced by woman but a good cigar is a smoke." He Julie Marie Remele, production manager, also scored big with his singing of Ole Hay ley Mills in The King and I. and her hard-working crew. Man River. The marvelous tenor In this country, operetta rode the Harrison did only one number — Girls crest of popularity in years gone by, then Were Made to Love & Kiss (the audience King and I, from 9B lost its appeal and was only produced was sorely disappointed that he didn't sparingly. But like the Phoenix, the op- sing more).. The gentlemen of the com- performed in its entirety once again causes eretta often rises from its own ashes in a pany were most successful with their on truth that is surrounded by a highly one to reassess and reestablish the genius striking Broadway revival, as a spectacu- marching and cavorting while singing stylized way of playing that seems per- of Jerome Robbins. His ability to contain lar production in one of our nation's Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, Stout-Hearted fectly in synch with the rest of the pro- so many pertinent plot points in one com- many out-door summer theaters or in a Men, andGirls, Girls, Girls. Plumley and duction. His singing of A Puzzlement was paratively short ballet is mind boggling. generally less than satisfactory film ver- Cusick were most effective in their ver- masterful. Although it is choreographed in completely sion. Once you are smitten by the won- sion of Indian Love Call and Ossenfort The March of the Siamese Children stylized Far Eastern movements, he some- derful melodies composed by such mas- captured his audience with Softly, As in remains, now and always, one of the more how always manages to maintain a tremen- ters as Romberg, Strauss, Lehar, Herbert, dously witty approach in the choreography. a Morning Sunrise. delightful moments in the musical theater. Offenbach, Kern, Friml and others, you It was an evening filled with It would be difficult to imagine a more As usual, it was a great pleasure to keep wishing for another listen. The see so many children in their best bib-and- memories, lovely sounds, but uneven completely winning group of Oriental chil- tunes are haunting and capable of creat- diction and rather stilted acting. One dren than the ones on stage at The Phil. It tucker at The Phil enjoying the Sunday ing a certain magical, nostalgic way of matinee performance. What a magical treat could certainly not fault the performers' was a time of complete audience enchant- life. The story lines are paper thin, the vocal abilities, but somehow the concen- ment. it must have been for them.-It was certainly plots would more than likely bring just that for me. tration seemed to be on singing only The Small House of Uncle Thomas giggles from today's sophisticated audi- vowel sounds. What ever happened to the is a musical theater treasure. To watch it ences but there is a heady pleasure de- consonant? 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It1 s Against The Law 50,000 copies with distribution starting inNovember will provide residents and visitors a handy 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- the taking of able in hundreds of high traffic lo- * cations, the Chamber of Com- live shells on merce, Southwest Florida Inter- national Airport, condos, hotels Sanibel Island. and more. Distribution dates; to conserve November 1,1997 and February 1,1998 this precious Advertising deadline: October 3,1997 For complete information call marine resource Sanibel Captiva ISLANDER or SHOPPER'S GUIDE at 472-2656,472-5185 ISLANDER . s\pnl 1. IV*?8 - 2tk Leisure Book Reviews Book: Mangrove Squeeze Steve BECK & Travis, ii Author: Lawrence Shames the bookstore dog —.—».. Rating: Three paws proves accurate. She couldn't figure out learned that Mr. Shames has won few how so many shops, so close together, friends on the island because of his cut- could afford such astronomical rents and ting observations of the local populace, and still earn a profit selling $5 shirts. That, his snide yet witty commentaries on their Off the wall in Key West she realizes, is because they don't. political mentalities- In the author's Key Not one to leave well enough alone, West, the politicians are all lazy and cor- despite the apathy of her editor, she decides rupt, and the police are all lazy and incom- I've been a fan of Lawrence Shames on Duval Street. to take advantage of the amorous overtures of petent. You'd be much better off with the since the release of his first novel, Florida Aaron Katz quit his job, left his mod- Laszlo, the young Americanized Russian im- help of Bert the Shirt, a retired New York Straits, which is still one of the most popu- ern wife, and moved himself and his in- migrant who runs the shops. She pumps him mafioso and owner of the oldest dog in lar selections in the new genre I like to re- creasingly Alzheimer's befuddled father to for information while he tries drunkenly to North America. fer to as "off-the-wall, tongue-in-cheek a neglected, failed guesthouse he pur- impress her. What she hears disrupts her life, Like a bicycle ride through Old irony." Mr. Shames may forever play sec- chased in Old Town Key West. He hoped and brings danger into the lives of her friends Town, the book's pace has a steady build ond fiddle to Carl Hiaasen in this new to simplify his life, and to spend as much and loved ones. The scramble is on when the from a studious meander to a frenetic dash genre, yet he holds his own very well with time and care on his father, as he had re- Russian Mafia sense a danger to their money into oncoming traffic, with an added bo- his blends of likeable, quirky protagonists, ceived from him. His zealous renovations laundering operations. If they don't plug the nus of familiarity for those who have been and bumbling, narrow-minded antagonists. are interrupted by a visit from Suki leak immediately, they might just decide to there. This book rates three paws from Mangrove Squeeze is the author's Sperakis, an ad salesperson for the local pull up stakes, kill all the witnesses, and ab- Steve and Travis, the bookstore dog. sixth novel set in Key West, which he uses newspaper, and both are smitten. But, be- scond with a fortune in cash, artworks, price- to great effect by populating his tale with fore their budding romance can develop, less artifacts, and a buried cache of a material (Steve Beck and Travis are the own- a procession of memorable characters that Suki's instincts about the sinister motives as dangerous as it is precious. ers of the Sanibel Island Bookstore.) any weekend visitor could easily recognize of the owner of a string of T-shirt shops On my last trip to Key West, I Need a gary david designs.. Setting the standard for furnishings and CHOOSE FROM OVER 4OOO interior design in Southwest Florida. Visit The Wholesale Suppliers Of: Hand Knotted Oriental Rugs • Custom Design Rugs 1613 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island Needlepoints, Chainstitches • Sisal, Antique Persians 472-9091 Machine Made Rugs • Tibetans, Nepalese Washable Cotton Rugs • Chinese, Dhurries 1170 3rd St., South Naples DESIGNERS' Visit Our 262-3288 Naples Showroom 13101 McGregor Blvd. RUG 434-9584 Fort Myers CENTER 481-5035 (941)437-6010 LICENSE #1BC000256 Mon.-Fri 9am-6pm • Sat 10am-4pm 16520 S. Tamiami Trail • Fort Myers (Island Park Shopping Center, 2 Miles South Of Gladiolus) ISIAND SCENE A celebratory drink at Tarwinkles with office friends for Beryl Gray, whose (L to R) Frank and Elizabeth Suits and Jack and Lois Perlowski at the Change of birthday was March 29. Watch at the Captiva Island Yacht Club on March 21. Frank is the Club's Vice Commodore and Jack is the Rear Commodore. The Islander apologizes for reversing Island Fashion Scene that information in last week's Island Scene. mm, w Footloose Outfitters'Lyle in casual island the ramP modeling Tilley shorts, camp Misty of Mango Bay steps down the "retro" style swimwuit by Beach Native. Footloose OutfittersLyle in casual islandshirt and P g y , shirt and H Did f Fl sportswear frfrom P Pussers: sonCd Cody sports hat hat from from her her store; store; she she is is runwayi inJ a JamsWld World sundressd while Her escort, David of Footloose, wears a son Jack shows off an outfit from P°lo shirt and hat from Guy Harvey. a tank top from Kid-U-Knot and carries a wearing Teva sandals. body board from Sanibel Surf Shop. Lifeforms. The In-season Sidewalk Sale and Celebration at Jerry's Center on March 25 featured a fashion show, the music of Danny Morgan and a wine tasting at Jerry's Supermarket. Models are employees of the shops which provided clothing and shoes: Mango Bay Co., Hurricane Bay, Sanibel Surf Shop and Footloose Outfitters. Photos/Camille Kucaba ISLAND FRAMING Qpaliiy Custom B-aanlttg Make 751 Tarpon Bay lid. • Custom Matting & Framing Conservation Framing Splas Dry Mounting Needlework & Shadowbox Pick Up Si Delivery Service Mounting & Framing All Work Done On Premises Next Day Framing Available Haitian Art Pcriwinlcle Way Tarpon Located In Gallery Place Upstairs From Tower Gallery Palm "%^* Ridge Rd. San-Cap Rd. (formerly Matsumoto Center) Hours: Mon - Sat, 10-6 ISLAND SCENE SCCF Fundraiser Bob Hanger and Bob Maxeiner York Island A champagne brunch cruise, held on March 22 and sponsored by Bob Hanger, brought the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation $85,000 closer to raising enough funds to purchase and maintain York and Coconut Islands. Paul McCarthy donated the use of Captiva Cruises' Gosnald Spirit, which took guests to view the islands in Pine Island Sound. Just $37,000 more of $242,000 is needed. Forty-five SCCF supporters attended the cruise GroverArp of Visitors TV and Carlene Brennen of the Breeze Corporation Local water-media artist Cathy Taylor exhibits her fun and colorful collection ofT- celebrate the 15th Annual Lions Club Arts and Crafts Fair. In the background is shirts at the Lions Club Arts aiid Crafts Fair. Her fine art can be seen at the Tower Carlene's first love—her entire collection of wildlife photography. Gallery on Sanibel. "Collectibles in Country Charm" Sanibel Historical Village & Museum Features typical Florida "cracker" home, plus artifacts and rotating exhibits; old Bailey country FEATURING store complete with gravity-fed gasoline tanks and Candles • Sanibel & Captiva Afghans 1926 Model T Ford delivery truck; tiny 1927 Reed post office; and restored Miss Charlotta's tea room. Florida Gator Afghans • Lizzie High Dolls Wheelchair accessible; boardwalk throughout. New Collectible Teddy Bears Donation requested. Tiffany Lamps • Scatter Rugs •Antiques 950-Dunlop Road, Sanibel MON.-FRl. 9-8, SAT. 10-5, SUN. 11-5 Open Wed. - Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY, 395-0888 • We Ship UPS 24B - Friday, April 3, 1998 - ISLANDER msfmko €mmmumitf Cmlemdar Clubs & Organizations Luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on 1st 4 p.m. Every Monday, November-April. $2 10:30 a.m., weekdays at 9. Sunday School . AA—At least 1 meeting every day. Call Wednesday of each month. Open to the charge. All are welcome. 395-1770. at 10:15 a.m. Rev. Arthur Kontinos, Pastor. 275-511124 hours a day for schedule. public. 472-6940. Fishing, Shelling & 481-2099. • AL-ANON—For those affected by • COMMITTEE OF THE ISLANDS Boating Organizations • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST someone else's drinking. Tuesday 8:30 (COTT)—Meets at 9 a.m. second Thurs- • SANIBEL ISLAND TARPON SCIENTIST, 2950 W. Gulf Drive- a.m. & 8 p.m., also Friday noon at Sanibel day of the month at NationsBank. 472- CLUB—Meets 6:30 p.m. 2nd Thursday of Sunday service and Sunday School 10:30 Community Church. 275-5111. 0536. month March-July at local restaurant. 472- a.m. Wednesday meetings 7:30 p.m. 472- • AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF • KIWANIS CLUB OF SANIBEL- 2656. 8684. RETIRED PERSONS (AARP)—Meets CAPTIVA ISLANDS—Meets at 7:30 • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA POWER • SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH 2nd Friday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at a.m. every Wednesday for breakfast at the SQUADRON—Meets 3rd Tuesday of (multi-denominational), 1740 Periwinkle Civic Center on Library Way. Visitors Hungry Heron, 2330 Palm Ridge Rd. each month except July & August at 6 p.m.- Way (next to Jerry's)—-Sunday schedule: 8 welcome. 472-5517. Visiting Kiwanians welcome. 472-1537. at Sanibel Community Center. 472-4809. a.m. Traditional Communion Service; 9 • AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S • LIONS—Meets at 6:30 p.m. on 1st & • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SHELL a.m. Contemporary Service w/band & ASSOCIATION (ABWA)—Meets for 3rd Wednesday of each month at Sanibel CLUB—Meets at 8 p.m. on last Tuesday Children's Ministry; 10 a.m. Traditional dinner & business at 5:30 p.m. on the 2nd Community Center on Periwinkle Way. of month at Sanibel Community Center, Service w/chancei choir; 11 a.m. Contem- Tuesday of every month at Sundial. • NEWCOMERS—Newcomers and October-May. Visitors welcome. 472- porary Worship w/band. Child care is Reservations must be made by Wednesday Island Greeters meet for lunch and a short, 4094. provided for all services. Minister: Dr. prioT to the Tuesday, meeting. Reserva- entertaining program on the second • SANIBEL FISHING CLUB—Meets Denny Dennison. 24-hour answering tions: 472-4437. Wednesday of each month at Sundial 1st Tuesday of month at 6:30 p.m. for service. 472-2684. • AMERICAN LEGION SANIBEL- Terrace Room. Meet new friends, rekindle refreshments & fish tales; 7 p.m. meeting «SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL CAPTIVAPOST123—Meets at 7 p.m. the old. 395-2457. and program at Sanibel Community UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 2050 on 1st Wednesday of each month at Legion • ROTARY—Meets at 7:30 a.m. every Center. Visitors welcome. Periwinkle Way—Sunday worship: Hall, Sanibel-Captiva Rdr472-9979. Friday at Hungry Heron. Visiting Rotarians Garden Clubs morning chapel, 7:45 a.m.; full worship service, 9 a.m.; Sunday school during 11 • AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL- and interested individuals welcome. 472- • MASTER GARDENERS & HORTI- a.m. service. Child care provided 9 & 11 IARY—Meets at 7 p.m. on 1st Wednesday 2880. CULTURAL SOCIETY— Meets 1st a.m services. Elevator for easy access.Dr. of each month at Legion Hall on Sanibel- • SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIA- Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. at Randall H. Niehoff, minister. The Rev. Ms. Captiva Road. 472-9979. TION—Meets 2nd Wednesday. October- Sanibel Library, year-round. Everyone Sandra Boler, associate minister. Church • CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP— April at Sanibel Community Center. Happy welcome. 472-6940. office open Monday through Friday. 472- Sponsored by FISH. Meets at 10 a.m. the Hour at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner and • SANIBEL-CAFITVA ORCHID 0497. fourth Tuesday of each month (except Dec. program (Advance reservations necessary). SOCIETY—Meets-3rd Monday of month 16) at 1774 Bunting Lane. 395-0130. Office hours. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-2 at 1:30 p.m., year round. Dr. Faye • ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH, • COMMITTEE OF NEIGHBOR- p.m. 472-2155. Granberry,472-6940. 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road—Saturday HOOD ASSOCIATIONS (CONA)— • ZONTA CLUB of SANIBEL-CAP- Mass 5:30 p.m.; Sunday Mass 8:30 and TTVA—Meets 1st and Churches 10:30 a.m. (October through April, 3rd Tuesdays at 7:30 • CAPTIVA CHAPEL BY THE SEA, additional noon Mass). Daily Mass 8:30 a.m. at Hungry Heron. Captiva Island—Services 11 am Sunday a.m. Holy day schedule same as weekends. ©WANTED© Visiting Zontians and special days. Rev. Charles Smith. 472- Confession: Sat. 3:30-4:30p.m. Msgr. welcome. Contact Lirida 1646. Robert W. Schlefen and Rev. Carmen Uhler at 472-3817. • BAT YAM-TEMPLE OF THE Caruso. 472-2763. FULL/PART TIME ISLANDS (Reform congregation)— • ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS Bridge Services: 8 p.m. Fridays at Sanibel • FRIENDSHIP EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 2304 Peri- EMPLOYEES Congregational United Church of Christ, winkle Way—Services (Through Novem- BRIDGE—Sanibel 2050 Periwinkle Way. 472-3016. Congregational United v ber): Sunday 7:30 & 9:30 a.m. Wednes- • ANNUNCIATION GREEK ORTHO- days 9 a.m., Holy Eucharist with Healing; Q Description Q Church of Christ, 2050 DOX CHURCH, 8210 Cypress Lake Periwinkle Way, 1:30 to Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist. Individuals who are looking for a great job Drive, Fort Myers—Sunday service at Rector: The Very Rev. William P. Dodd; with a national company and a leader in Associate Rector: The Rev. R. David the field of telecommunications. Purvis. 472-2173. • TEMPLE JUDEA (Conservative "Congregation), 14486 A&W Bulb Road, O Rewards Q TILE *-> CARPET Fort Myers—Services: Friday 8 p.m., SHOP AT HOME SERVICE! Saturday 9 a.m. Religious school: Sunday © $7-8/Hr. Base Pay 9:30-12:30. Pre-school Monday-Friday, 8:30-3:30 (481-1121). Rabbi Benjamin © Lucrative Commissions Sendrow. 433-0201. Full Benefits • UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST Call: (941) 997-1891 or Page (941) 338-4500 SOCIETY OF THE ISLANDS— © Paid Holidays/Vacations Services the first Sunday of each month, November thru April, at Sanibel Congrega- 401K tional Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way, at © Rapid Advancement 7:30 P.M. Pot-luck last BUCKLER'S Spring FREE Sunday of month. Dr © Team Work/Fun Environment PARKING Wayne Robinson leads the congregation. 472- •Victorian • 7401. • Folk Art • Country • • UNITY—Services the • Southwestern | first Sunday of each • Primitive SouthTrust Bank Bldg. LEE CIVIC CENTER • Nautical month at 4 p.m. at Suite 300 11831 BAYSHORE RD. • Painted Glass Sanibel Congregational The Business 'telephone Service Jewelry I Cape Coral, Florida. S 1.00 Off I-75 Exit 26,follow the slsns • Homemade Fudge I Church, 2050 Peri- Admission East 3 Miles - Clothing -•-•.-•-• winkl• e Way•.». . Th™ e Rev~ . Call Kirk Hatte 1 coupon N. Ft. Myers • Clocks • And Much More! 1 Ken Midah Murdock, 458-5511 .m,-MI_-mi, $4.00 ADMISSION L^lISMS&r 12 & UNDER FREE 860-0092 or www.bpcraftfaira.com _JLM J Minister. 278-1511. ISLANDER ' Friday, April 3, f 998 • 2 SB Fishing & Shelling On the Water teresting to note some good came out of it, This is another product of a military too. application turned into use by private con- Anyway, it was fig city for about a cerns to help boaters and even backpack- Mike FUERY week and a little girl said she quit picking ers find out where they are, where they them up after the first day. It was one of used to be and where they want to go — those "timing is everything" days in shell- and reverse the route to show them the way ing. to get back home. Fishing News The things are really neat little items. Call this the winter of the return of The one I recently played with was about pompano! While area fishing guides have two inches wide and six inches long and battled strong winds and rain and hardly did just about everything but take you by A paper fig explosion been able to get offshore at all, fishing for the hand and lead you around the islands. pompano has been about as good as even Anyway, the older units of just a year veteran guides can remember. Most say it's or so ago only tracked two to four satel- directly the result of the net ban imposed a lites, but the new generation can track up There were several reports of many of living animals and legal to take. couple of years ago which ended gill net- to 12, which makes them much more ac- perfect paper fig shells washing onto the It's not unusual to find certain kinds ting for all fish. Pompano was a prime curate. My friend said this gets him either beaches of Sanibel Island last week. That of shells on certain parts of an island beach. money fish and I went years only catching directly to the point he wants to make or, brought in a number of questions about Sand dollars are easy picking on some parts an occasional fish on charter. at the most, 40 feet away. And this is for why this kind of thing can happen, and of North Captiva Island and Cayo Costa, That's changing, to the delight of an- • any point in the world. does it happen on an annual basis. to the north, but tough on most parts of glers. These fish average 15-18 inches long There are some cheap ones being First, paper figs are beautiful shells, Sanibel. However, Sanibel has wonderful and are strong fighters. If you think that a cleared out in the catalogues for under standing about four inches for a big one, little yellow or gold horse conches, apple jack crevalle is a tough fighter, see what $100, but they only tract the two channels. with a sandy color on the outside and murex's and wentletraps—which are hard pound-for-pound Florida pompano can do. Look for units which do the maximum at thatched markings in that exterior color. to find in any numbers on the upper islands. And, even being in the jack family, this time — 12-channel tracking. The Inside, there can be some variations and, Why the sudden showing of lots of the pompano is good eating. Most of the Garmin company has one on sale, accord- coincidentally, this fig is one of the hand- paper figs? I have to think it is tied into jacks are not too great for food. The am- ing to their catalogue, for $149. You can ful of shells which can have a more beau- the strong shell-killing red tide we had two berjack can be excellent smoked and I've use it in a car to find your way on land. tiful interior than out. Ones with a deep winters ago. That dreaded tide (an algae had it grilled, too. The pompano can be I talk about these units frequently be- purple are considered to be great specimens bloom) killed many fish and also many cooked a number of ways and the fine taste cause now average boaters without a mil- and I've several color variations from red- shells. I believe those dead shells remained just adds to the fun of catching them. lion dollars to spend can get one. Good dish to yellow. buried just off the beach until the right Have you been following the price fishing this week. Anyway, people started-telling me angle of winds hit certain beaches on Sani- drops of the new generation of GPS units? (If you have a comment about a fish- about how easy it was to find paper figs about bel and brought in came the shells. I bet This is a Global Positioning System which ing or shelling story, you can reach Capt, the third week of March. One lady said that there are lots more buried out there which is a handheld unit which can pinpoint your MifceFuery at [email protected], or you was just about all they found. I rarely will will someday come in, too. With all the location just about any place, on water or can visit his web site at www.sanibel- see them alive, so most of these were empty destruction from this natural event, it is in- land, in the world. online/guides/fuery.htm) *^ Public Invited ' Snack Shop/Lounge 1 • Gordon Lewis Designed 283-5522 Golf Instruction 27 Hole Champion Course 11460 Royal Tee Circle • (east of Burnt Store Road) Fully Stocked Pro Shop 1 Driving Range • Tennis Cape Coral Membership Available "Where smiling is not a handicap!'1 •" it M> WJi b K 26B:• Friday, April 3, 1998 • ISLANDER Outdoor activities Bailey-Matthews Center open 9 a.m. Ding Darling about the massive efforts to save South Shell Museum to 4 p.m. Saturday Florida's unique subtropical ecosystem through Thursday. I Naturalist Programs and discover the many endangered spe- Location: 3075 Sanibel-Captiva Rd. Drive and Center? Phone: 395-2233 Early Bird Special* — 9:30 a.m. cies that inhabit this special environment closed on Fridays. Monday-SatUTday (except Friday). Join Visitor Center Auditorium. 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 under free. biker or hiker. — 11 a.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. 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. seum is to explain seashells and how they for frequent refuge and find out about the other marine mam- influence the affairs of mankind. Visitors Into the Mangrove Forest* —11 mals that inhabit the waters of the ref- visitors. a.m. Tuesday andThursday. Discover the leam the important role seashells have played On-site offerings: uge. Meet at Tarpon Bay Recreation area fascinating plants in the mangrove eco- on Tarpon Bay Road. in ecology, medicine, literature, religion, art Famous birding area. Hiking trails, observa- and as a food source. system during this one hour walk on the Sanibel B.C.—3 p.m. Monday. A 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 VisitoT Center. cinating stories about this quiet subtropi- ofWildlife Natural 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 Sanibel's tor Center Auditorium. $5 donation ben- the Sanibel Elementary School. Location: South Seas Plantation freshwater maTsh during this two-hour efits new Visitor Education Center. Phone: 472-3644 Phone: 472-5300 walk through the Bailey Tract on the ref- Birds of the Refuge — 10 a.m. Hours: 11 a.m. Monday-Friday; 1 p.m. Sun- Hours: 4-5:30 p.m. uge. Meet at the Bailey Tract parking lot Tuesday; 1 p.m. Sunday and Wednesday. day —presentation and tour of facilities. Cost: $17.50 aduIts/$10 child 4-12. of Tarpon Bay Road. J.N. "Ding" DaTling National Wildlife Admission: $3 donation requested. Offering: Short boat trip with knowledgeable Birding the Bailey Tract*—7:30 Refuge is world-famous for its wading On-site offerings: CROW is a wildlife clinic guides into Pine Island Sound. a.m. Sunday. Discover the many species bird population. Discover many of the whose goal is the rescue, rehabilitation and of birds attracted to Sanibers freshwater more common birds that use the refuge release of native wildlife. Outdoor cages Ostego Bay Foundation marsh on a 11/2-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 Audir 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 Admission: $3 adult Gnarly Woods — well worth exploring.*" ••"- around the world. Foundation On-site offerings: 10 & 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. • Gulfside City Park — Quiet and woodsy. J.N. "Ding" Darling Location:"3333 Sariibel-CaptivaRoad, about Guided Trail Walks Monday through Satur- • Tarpon Bay Beach — Very accessible to one mile west of Tarpon Bay Road. day — fee included in admission. SCCF "downtown" Sanibel. Nearby nature walk in National Wildlife Phone: 472-2329 owns over 880 acres, including about.10 dif- the Bailey Tract of the J.N. "Ding" Darling Refuge Hours of operation:Na.turt 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 andfishing.Very haz- Sanibel Beaches ardous undertow which can fool the unwary Super Savings This Month At locations: Several public beaches are avail- •—caution. ible. 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