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30 by day, 60 by night Restaurant with varying number of seats OK'd by Planning Commission By Steve Ruediger Sanibel Planning Director Bruce Rogers said it is had agreed not to have carry-out. islander staff writer the first proposal brought before the Planning During the meeting, Sanibel Planning Director A restaurant with 30 seats during the day and 60 Commission in which parking is shared through one Bruce Rogers commented that without carry-out there seats at night was given initial approval by the use, and there has been an agreement that one busi- would be enough parking for 30 people during the Sanibel Planning Commission at its Tuesday, Oct. 25, ness will shut down at a particular time in order for day. meeting. another to use the available parking. The Bailey Hartsell quickly responded that his clients would The restaurant is to be a gourmet dining location Shopping Center PUD is similar in that it assumes agree to drop their request for 42 seats prior to 9:30 with both indoor and outdoor seating in the Forever that the Island Cinema movie theater will use parking a.m. in exchange for an increase from 20 seats to 30 Green - Ace Hardware center on Periwinkle Way on at different peak hours from the rest of the shopping seats for the period from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sanibel. center but there is no specific agreement restricting Steve Bronstein, who is developing the restaurant, There is not enough parking in the center during those hours. said he has been associated in the past with some of the day for the full restaurant plus the hardware store In contrast, the restaurant approval requires that the top restaurants in the country. ACE Hardware closes at 5 p.m. and the five other businesses in the center. Bronstein said the restaurant would be very high- Therefore the arrangement is that the hardware Initially the request had been that the restaurant be end gourmet at a reasonable price and there is cur- store and other businesses will close for the day at 5 allowed to seat 42 people from 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., 20 rently nothing comparable to it on Sanibel. He said p.m. and the restaurant will expand from 30 seat max- people from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 60 people breakfast and lunch would start in the $7 range while imum capacity to 60 seat capacity starting at 5:30 after 5:30 p.m. That proposal would have allowed dinner would begin in the $20 to $25 range. p.m. During the early part of the day, the 30 unused carry-out. chairs will sit on their unused tables. Both the Planning Commissioners and planning Menus were passed out to the planning commis- Attorney Steve Hartsell, representing the restau- staff were skeptical that the number of patrons could sioners. One commissioner commented there were no rant, said it was a more efficient use of existing space efficiently be cut from 42 to 20 in the morning. The prices on the menus. Another said he could not read on Sanibel. staff also opposed carry-out and the restaurant owners what some of the food items are. f Nearing 2000 Arts & Leisure 18A Zonta/ABWA conference addresses women's issues Cityside 6A By Anne Bellew up to come." Classifieds 24A Islander Staff Writer The two organizations posed the question "Will you be Commentary 8A What was hopefully only the first of many annual confer- proud of the status of women when we celebrate the year On the Water 16A ences on women's issues sponsored by the Sanibel-Captiva 2000?", and top speakers addressed five of both the personal Police Beat 2A chapters of the American Business Women's Association and and societal aspects of that query in 50 minute sessions, sever- Shelling Tips 17A Zonta International took place on Saturday, Oct. 22, at Sundial al of which were held three times because of their popularity. Resort with close to 100 participants. Judy Hartner, M.D., director of HRS Lee County Public Weather Watch 2A Comments overheard in the halls and lobby after the ses- Health Unit, reporting her own survey of one month's worth What's Cooking? 19A sion ranged from "The sessions were too short" to "I could of women's magazines, was appalled at the absence in almost What's Playing 21A- -have spent the whole-morning on that subject" to "I was really surprised. I never expected this caliber program when I signed Pfease see 2000, page 6A Tuesday. Nov. 1.1994 THE ISLANDER 3A 2A THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Nov. 1. 1994 Historical village staff gears up All of the following information was taken directly from An Anchor Drive resident reported hearing a loud Sanibel Police Department reports. boom Tuesday, Oct. 25. Police could find nothing that MISS THE ISLANDS* MOST SATISFYING mESTAURANT POLICE might have made a boom. for city's birthday party Saturday Julie M. Alton of Sanibel was charged on Friday, Special to The Islander Oct. 28, with goftijf62-mph orr€auseway Road. operated a tea room on the bay side BEAT A UTS. mailbag was "foUnd in the parking lot at Joining in the city's birthday cele- next to Bailey's old store in its original Jerry's Oct. 25. bration on Saturday, the parade float Patrick J. Bakaitis of Hoosick Falls, N.Y., was location. The two formed a natural hub entered by Sanibel's Historical Village charged Oct. 28 with going 64 mph on the Sanibel charged with going 50 mph on the Sanibel Causeway of community activity framed by the A Canadian woman reported Oct. 25 that an alliga- and Museum will commemorate its county dock on one side and Kinzie Causeway. Oct. 27. tor came up while she and her family were cooking own 10th anniversary. brothers ferry dock on the other. out. Police determined the alligator is not aggressive. Christine Lynn Delancy of Cape Coral was Michele Nicole Vanvalen of Fort Myers was "Sanibel History Lesson" is the There Miss Charlotta served tea, soft charged Oct. 28 with going 55 mph on the Sanibel charged Wednesday, Oct. 26, with having an expired theme of an old-fashioned schoolroom drinks, light lunches and cakes and Gerard A. Joseph of Cape Coral was charged Oct. set on a flat bed trailer with "teacher" cookies. Both the store and tea room Causeway. driver's license and with failure to stop at a stop sign 25 with passing on the bicycle path. at Periwinkle Way and Lindgren Boulevard. Erica Jones putting lessons on the have been moved to the historic com- Captiira. An injured was taken by police to Care and blackboard for her pupils seated at plex on Dunlop Road, near City Hall. Carl A. Tandatnick of Punta Gorda was charged inkwell desks . Rehabilitation of Wildlife Thursday, Oct. 27. A parrot with a green body and a yellow head was Oct. 25 with going 57 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. When the parade winds to its final missing from the Periwinkle Way trailer park Oct. 26. Riding in the back of the pickup destination at City Hall, the historical Generous lunch James E. Walden of Helena, Ark., was charged truck pulling the float will be costumed village will offer a display of antique buffets dally On Oct. 25, it was reported that a cat had been docents Pat Karns and Ann Woll- with careless driving and with having an expired dri- Jose Nabor Jaimes was arrested Oct. 26 on East missing from its Periwinkle Way home since Oct. 20. cars, a surrey and an Amish cart. ver's license after being involved in an accident on Gulf Drive on an outstanding warrant on a suspended schlager having tea to celebrate the The island chapter of American Sanibel Oct. 27. driver's license charge. official opening of Miss Charlotta's tea Business and Professional Women will A rat was reportedly seen entering a dryer in a room on the village grounds that day. Unforgettable Sanibel home Oct. 25. Police could not find it in the serve dessert from the restored and Charlotta Matthews was a daughter decked out tea room in the afternoon. therned buffet dinners An island resident told police Oct. 27 he consid- C. Robert Christy of Fort Myers was charged on dryer. However, when turned on the dryer acted as if Tues, Thurs & Fri ered a 12-foot-long alligator in Lake Murex a nui- Oct. 26 with going 50 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. of Will and Hallie Matthews who came The tea room joins the former something was stuck in it. Police suggested an appli- to Sanibel in 1895 and became owners sance and a possible threat to his children. The report ance repairman be called. Clarence Rutland home (which is the was forwarded to Assistant City Manager Bill Mills Edward Francis Nickey of Panama City Beach was of a hotel that bore their name. In later museum), the 1927 Bailey store, the years the business was sold and for his decision regarding the alligator. charged Oct. 26 with going 65 mph on the Sanibel An injured raccoon was taken to Care and Reed post office and Jody Brown's renamed Island Inn; the same resort authentic early 1900s vegetable garden Nightly All-You-Can Eat Causeway. Rehabilitation of Wildlife Oct. 25. 'Taste of Captiva' dinner menu Donald John Pfeffer of Temperence, Mich., was still flourishes on West Gulf Drive. to make up the village. All buildings Between 1927 and 1935, Charlotta Robert Vincent Strahan of Hilton Head, S.C., was will be open parade day until 4 p.m. And awesome Champagne Brunches charged Oct. 25 with going 62 mph on the Sanibel ever/ Sunday 9 am - 2 pm Causeway.

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Board of Directors Committee of the Islands, COT! ©1994 Sprint Publishing & Advertising, Inc. All rights reserved 940115-CM reimbursement after 30 days from publication date. Paid Political Advertisement - Wallace M. Kain Campaign Fund Columns: Opinions expressed In columns In The Islander and Utters to the Editor are those of the person writing the column or letter and do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. 4A THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Nov. 1.1994 Tuesday. Nov. 1.1994 THE ISLANDER HA Second member of Lions donate OSCAR to WSFP Reading Service manager Meet your neighbors Thanks to the Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club, a device~n~amed OSCAR has opened great new vistas CROW board resigns for the blind manager of the WSFP Reading Service By Anne Bellew clinic's executive director, John Kubisz, for the Blind in the Fort Myers/Naples area. Islander Staff Writer DVM, and his wife, Deb, a certified The club recently learned that Glenn Sabatka fond- who support Stating that "it is obvious to me that, wildlife rehabilitator. ly hoped some day to obtain optical scanning equip- the board's present direction is not in Lauther is the second board member ment for use with his "taking computer." The scanner keeping with my goals for the organi- to resign in recent weeks. Jorge 0. would translate written material into digitized voice, zation," Care & Rehabilitation of Galante, MD, an orthopedic surgeon making it possible for him to "read" correspondence Glenn Sabatka at his Wildlife board member and member- and inventor, resigned and withdrew all and printed materials. OSCAR-enhanced talking BOB DAVISON ship chairman P. Sherman Lauther sub- financial support for the organization As it does each year, the island club had already computer. mitted his resignation to board presi- immediately after the Kubiszes were donated $1,000 to help operate the reading service, dent Phyllis J. Douglass on Wednesday, relieved of their duties. Both men said but Sabatka's need was so genuine that the club Oct. 26, at the regularly scheduled that the board is composed of good, bought him an OSCAR - an optical character recogni- meeting of the board. well-meaning people, but that their tion system costing $1,705. In a letter to the club, for City Counci Praised in the organization's news- action in this matter was not in the best Sabatka said, "I cannot express my gratitude to you. I letter by past president Dick Lussier as interests of CROW, the animals it cares want you to know that your purchase of OSCAR will having more than doubled CROW's for or even of Sanibel since CROW's let me read independently for the first time in 17 membership over the past year, Lauther members are scattered all over the years. You cannot conceive how it feels to once again has objected to the dismissal of the the world. be able to read on my own. Imagine the pleasure of At the time of his resignation, being blind and going into a book store, buying a Galante stated further, "I am on the book, taking it home and reading it! I am once again In his letter, Sabatka went on to explain how National Public Radio station. The broadcast is over a Administrative boards of several voluntary and philan- free to roam the world of print without a sighted guide. Free at last!" OSCAR works, how it "takes the printed word from a sub-carrier on FM 90.1; the signal can be received assistant at thropic organizations. Never have I letter or page of a book or magazine, and copies it only with a special radio. witnessed or been part of a board that like a copy machine into my computer. Then OSCAR For 24 hours each day some 70 volunteers bring CROW fired was so negative, so critical, so intent on CROW continued from page 4A recognizes the graphic input as text. My computer the listeners everything from the local and island not letting the executive they them- reads the text back to me ..." newspapers to a wide variety of national publications. Friday afternoon, Oct 28, a del- selves hired do his job. A board of cause they are wild animals and unaccustomed to He closed by saying, "Thanks to you, I am free of The radios cost $80 each. They are distributed free egation of Care &• Rehabilitation directors should set the philosophy - human contact, when they come in to CROW they the print handicap that my blindness created so many of charge to the blind and others who are unable to of Wildlife board members dis- the tone - of an organization, provide are under a great deal of stress and are, therefore, years ago." tune a radio because of physical disabilities. ' missed Patricia Ruth Pombo, the support and financial backing and, par- more dangerous than a cat, dog, bird or other species Sabatka, a member of the Cape Coral Central organization's administrative assis- ticularly when the make-up of that of house pet. They also may have who knows what Lions Club, has been blind since 1977, but that tant* effective 2 p.m. that day. No board is largely lay people, stay out of transmittable infection in addition to any injury they doesn't deter him from serving other blind and handi- reason for the firing was given decisions that require specific kinds of exhibit. That is why, according to Dr. Kubisz' expla- capped people through WSFP, the Fort Myers-Naples other than, "It was a management expertise and experience." nation to me, he required that CROW's patients be decision." The board has accused Kubisz of cared for by professionals not volunteers, unless the Board member Anita A. Pinder frequently losing his temper in meet- volunteers were specifically trained for the job." is expected to replace Pornbo, ings and Galante commented, "Yes, Lauther also pointed out that there has been con- Pombo was hired following the that's undoubtedly true; it's regrettable, siderable coverage given to Dr. Kubisz' lack of a resignation of Saralee Howell in but that happens sometimes. Board Florida veterinary license. May, She came to the organization members were constantly belittling this "I researched this matter," he said. "A veterinarian after fifteen years of serving as proven expert's ideas for improving the working for a non-profit organization is not required executive/ personal assistant to Sir facility, constantly berating him for to have a Florida license; only if he is in private prac- David Frost, 08E, chairman of the some little thing he had done 'without tice is the license required in Florida. Besides, Dr. David Paradine Group of proper authorization,' constantly criti- Kubisz is licensed in Wisconsin and four other states. Companies in London but best cizing him for 'not following proce- So long as there is a Florida-licensed vet (and there in America for his work in 1 SERVING OUR FULL MENU PLUS dure.' I ask you, who should decide were three) under whose DEA number he can write prescriptions, Florida does not require him to have a Experienced what 'proper procedure' is at CROW - Forrtbo left Frost to move to state license. As John told the board, he could cer- Rock Solid EVERY NIGHT ...FRIED, BROILED, Sanibel and worked for six months a mostly lay board or an experienced tainly take the exam; but since most of it covered ani- SAUTEED, BLACKENED, wildlife veterinarian?" SPECIAL ALFREDO., SCAMPI, in Sanibel attorney Richard A. mals and diseases he had not studied since med VOTE Choose from one of 10 PARMESAN, . Coleman's office when slu* first Both men repeatedly made the point school, he would need to devote a great deal of time arrived. She had worked with that the practice of wildlife veterinary to studying for it to the detriment of his work at DAVISON Kubisz for a year as a volunteer medicine is a whole different ball game CROW." house stf. , __,. prior to being interviewed for the from tame animal veterinary medicine. Again expressing regret at what he called the mis- Nov. 8th butter, choice of administrative assistant's position. Galante said, "The veterinarian in an guided action of the board in firing Kubisz, Galante potato or rice. , ].. ~!r^rf.,. individual or group practice is legally said, "Because of its location and the great interest of Paid by Bob Davison Campaign Acct. responsible to the owners Sanibel residents in the FRIDAY NIGHT SNOW CRAB of the animals under environment, wildlife All You Can Eat! his/her care. A wildlife and wildlife habitat, Includes house salad, soup, choice of Experienced vet in a rehab center, on CROW under the leader- potato or rice, rolls and butter $ Rock Solid the other hand, is respon- ship of John Kubisz, & Key Lime Pie sible to the patients, to could have become a VOTE the environment, and to model membership- Next to The Comedy Club SATURDAY NIGHT PRIME RIB the community." owned wildlife rehabili- -^^ ^j All You Can Eat! Lauther continued the tation facility for the rest O" Includes house salad, rolls DAVISON discussion, "Also, be- of the country. As I see LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ijr & butter, soup, choice of it, the board is trying to potato or rice & SI'S Thursday thru Sunday M Key Lime Pie .*>3* Nov. 8th Please see CROW, run the program the way page 5A it was run 25 years ago. Featuring the Music of Paid by Bob Davison Campaign Acct. 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Barbara LeGrand, the attor- household) or volunteer to work on one, make a point to a child's success in school. Number one was the ney leading the session, had said that when her hus- Tuesday, of meeting the Iocal4egislaters and lobby for your socioeconomic status of the mother; number two,.her band went to law school in the '50s, if was easy to get 6A Nov. 1,1994 point of view, apply for appointment to a state/local educational level; and number three, the presence of in but many candidates fell by the wayside and did Cityside board or commission, join the Women's Political an adult with the child after school - not necessarily not . LeGrande went in the '80s with much Caucus, donate money to a campaign with a note the mother, a child care worker, grandmother or even stiffer entrance requirements but a much higher per- explaining why you support the candidate or simply _daddy_willdo! encourage other women to run. She also pointed out centage of the class graduating. The participant "Interesting measures of success, aren't they?" she asked, "But are we turning out good, qualified West Wind Inn beach rentals approved that Zonta is working with the Florida Commission asked. "Just goes to show the range of ways women on the Status of Women in an effort to re-establish the lawyers, or good LSAT-takers and bar exam takers?" By Steve Ruediger The approval extends for two years or until an ment plan has been delayed until after the election so reinforce and influence kids." LeGrande pointed out that female lawyers are not Lee County Commission and that input from area There are other factors affecting how well a girl Islander staff writer island-wide beach management plan is adopted. The that the council that will consider it will be the newly women would be most welcome in that effort. perceived as aggressive enough for trial work - yes, Rental of beach paraphernalia at the West Wind inn is now authorized to rent 48 beach chairs, 24 elected City Council, according to Sanibel Natural v does in school according to the AAUW Report, a there are now many more women lawyers, but lots of Inn was approved by the Sanibel Planning "In other words," she said, "there are lots of low study commissioned by the American Association of umbrellas, 30 bicycles and eight non-motorized Resources Director Rob Loflin. He said he would key' things that need doing to get your feet wet!" them are involved in research and behind-the-scenes Commission at its Tuesday, Oct. 25, meeting. The boats. probably come before City Council early in University Women. This lengthy report indicates, work. She continued, "We will never have a society that among other things, that girls receive significantly issue had been discussed at numerous previous hear- The sole vote against approval was byDecember. "They are perceived as too emotional and, if ings. understands its humanity without women helping to less attention from classroom teachers than do boys, Commissioner Louise Johnson. She specifically The question came up why it was going directly to indeed there is a glass ceiling out there that women The city and the inn came to an agreement when run it. Women need to see themselves as capable of that the contributions and experiences of girls and opposed allowing storage of up to three the council without first going to the Planning creating change and to realize that if they sit back and cannot penetrate, it is certainly most prominent in the West Wind compromised by moving its volleyball women are still marginalized or ignored in many text- legal profession," she said. on the beach in front of the dunes. Johnson pointed Commission. Sanibel Planning Director Bruce do nothing, they will continue to be the ones who books and that African American girls have fewer area landward, reducing the size of its boat storage In addition, she quoted from the July 1994 Florida out that a has been stored on the dune Rogers responded that it was going to the council first bear the consequences of not taking part. When we interactions with teachers than do white girls, despite area; moving small boat storage off the beach; and Bar Review that had studied the lack of respect for agreeing to erect a privacy fence around storage there in violation of current ordinances. because it was the council that asked that it be pre- get involved, we help make government truly repre- evidence that they attempt to initiate exchanges more women evidenced by the Florida judiciary. areas. Consideration of an island-wide beach manage- pared. sentative, and we need to keep in the backs of our frequently. These are among the reasons that girls do minds at all times the question "Who will represent not emerge from school with the same degree of con- "There is a definite gender bias on family issues. my interests better than I?'" fidence and self esteem as boys and are less apt than Only female candidates for the judiciary are asked Sanibel Harbour Although half of the nation's lieutenant governors boys to receive scholarships despite equal or slightly questions about children, about family plans, marital are women, the rest of the statistics are abysmal: 53 better high school grades. status - all kinds of things that are strictly illegal. Easy riders percent of qualified voters are female and, as of the Although women are now making 74 cents for Judges call female lawyers by their first names in 1992 election, only 7 percent of the Senate and 11 every dollar a man makes (20 cents better than 20 court, call them honey or dear ... This survey the Bar It doesn't really matter what's going dock application percent of the House were women. There are but five years ago) and the gender gap on the SATs is starting Review did was really appalling. It has, in fact, led to on in the world, it never changes women on the Florida Congressional delegation and to close (including in the math portion of the test), the publication of a pamphlet instructing judges how Dorothy Sundstrom and her beloved only 22 percent of Florida's state-wide offices are to act towards female lawyers." dog Frosty's schedule. For the two she raises the question "Are we teaching our kids to held by women. In contrast to the lieutenant governor learn, or just to take tests? there will always be - as many denied by board numbers, three women hold their states' highest Only 17 percent of high APPLIANCES • FURNITURE • WALLPAPER • DRAPERIES • Sanibel residents can attest - two office. rides per day, morning and evening, By Steve Ruediger school valedictorians are on Dorothy's tired but reliable three- Islander staff writer f||BEACh 395-25125 wheeler. The pair, originally from St. An application for a development permit to con- 2240 Periwinkle Way Louis, have decided that's what |!|FI.OOR& DECOR Sanibel, FL 33957 keeps Dorothy 85 years so young. struct a common two-slip dock in the Sanibel Dorothy says there Is always time for Harbours subdivision received a negative vote VERTICALS & MINI BUNDS A DRAPERIES A WAUPAPEH A FURWTUnE WANTED CARPET A VINYL A CERAMIC A WOOD exercise and you can be that if you Tuesday, Oct. 25, from the Sanibel- Planning 463-2000 "We Create Beautiful Lifestyles" 19110 San Carlos Blvd. make plans with these two "easy rid- Commission. Fort Myers Beach ers," you'd better not Interrupt thefr 33931 riding time. Dorothy and Frosty are The denial is based on the lack of homeownership FOR currently busy thinking up ways to by one of the dock lot owners. A dock lot alone is not decorate their bike for the Sanibel an allowed principal land use on Sanibel. BLINDS • WOOD • MINI • VERTICAL Founders Day Parade Nov. 5. Watch for them! Attorney Tim Murty, representing the lot owners, CARPET • CERAMIC TILE argued that docks were a grandfathered usage of the Sanibel City Council land from when it was originally zoned by Lee Energetic working person, business background. STOREWIOE SALE County before the city of Sanibel existed. The vote Tuesday was that a motion be prepared Willing to listen and work for the people of Sanibel. denying the application and that it be brought back A level headed, logical voice for today and the future. 60% Children's Center of the Islands for final consideration at the Nov. 8 Planning Commission meeting. 6 MONTHS NO PAYMENTS NO INTEREST The Sanibel Harbour subdivision originally had 17 gets initial approval for group meetings lots for homes paired with 17 lots for docks, but | Island Style By Steve Ruediger would not be at unreasonable hours. some people who built homes there bought more than islander staff wdter Final consideration by the board will be on Nov. 8. one home lot. The pairing of home and dock lot own- Initial approval was given by the Sanibel Planning The public hearing was closed. ership became disrupted. Now 11 home owners also Interior® Commission Tuesday, Oct. 25, for the Children's own one dock lot, two home owners own two dock Center of the Islands to use its facilities on Casa Ybel lots each and the final two dock lots are owned by Road for meetings and special events. Rabbit Road to re-open Nov. 7 people who do not own homes in Sanibel Harbours. by Pam The meetings would be limited to 60 people and One of those non-homeowners was paired up with / Efficient and Effective use of your tax dollar would have to be non-profit, community-based Rabbit Road will reopen to through traffic beginning Monday, Nov. 7, according to the city a homeowner owning a single adjacent lot in the / Preserve the charm and character of Sanibel In-home Shopping groups such as the Rotary Club. ofSantbel. application to tear down the existing docks and build Steve Greenstein, who resides near the center, had The road has been closed while a contractor a common two-slip dock on the two lots. / A participant — A problem solver Decor To Your Door asked for more specifics because the application left installed an improved box culvert through which Commissioner Ernie Klaudt expressed the concern unspecified the types of groups, kinds of events and "Deana Turner — a fresh new voice...Keep an eye on this gal." the Sanibel River passes under Rabbk Road. that if a separate owner were allowed to build a dock, Sanibel Ft. Myers the times of the events. If you have any questions, call 472-6397- the sale of the other dock lots in the subdivision He was told all meetings would be indoors and would be encouraged. VOTE TURNER NOV. 8* Island Beach 395-2525 463-2000 2000 continued from page 1A PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT - DEANA TURNER CAMPAIGN FUND INTERIOR PAINTING -CUSTOM CABINETS • UPHOLSTERY • all of them of any discussion of women's health Hartner also pointed out that the baby boomer gen- ties) become "empowered," more and more often issues. She was particularly incensed at Seventeen eration is gradually aging and that there are becoming society is rejecting the idea of power gained by {aimed at teenage girls) which, in an article on smok- more and more older women. There is no adequate means of violence. The patriarchal power structure, ing and health, gave the effects on one's skin as the provision for them in the medical system, she said, the norm for years - God, man, woman, child, animal, main reason not to smoke. and we need to develop programs that train gynecolo- a list in descending order of importance - is starting IMPROVEMENT "But there was also no mention of contraception, gists to be general practitioners for women - physi- to crumble and be restructured in a more flexible, PROFESSIONALS no mention of sexually-transmitted diseases, no men- cians who don't stop caring for patients simply interconnected form. The illustration Houston drew ALUMINUM CLOSE OUT SALE tion of AIDS," she said. The magazine is apparently because they're no longer making full use of their depicted God in the center of a circle with man. PRODUCTS Hie Mosl Trusted Name Around The House* treating these issues the way the girls themselves do: reproductive organs. woman, child and animal connected by two-way "If I ignore it, it won't happen to me!" Like Hartner, Sheree Houston, case coordinator for arrows to both the deity and to each other. FEATURING QUALITY PATIO PRODUCTS She also took to task the publications aimed at the Child Protection Team, dealt with a very personal "Long before the year 2000," she said, "we need to O OFF adult women that do not seem to realize that health topic - violence in the home - as it "fits" in society. be focusing on alternatives to violence and teaching CARPORTS • GLASS ROOMS • PATIO COVERS • SCREEN ROOMS $ issues for women are very different from those of "Why do we now care about violence against them, and we need to be preaching and teaching self- Save up to 500°° men. women and children? We never used to. Hitting your responsibility, collaboration and how to adapt to situ- '"They recognize that one's lifestyle may create wife was legal and v disciplining' your children was ations with which we are faced without violence." ALL STORM SHUTTERS, health risks, but they offer simplistic solutions like expected. What's different?" Bemoaning the lack of good candidates this year, exercise or taking a five minute time-out. But if I'm She posed the theorem, "Violence is one way to Kate Gooderham, president of the Florida Women's PANELS, AWNINGS, poor (and many, many women are) and have two or get and maintain power", then asked the participants Political Caucus, flatly stated, "We can do better than ROLL-UPS AND ACCORDIANS three jobs just to keep a roof over my head or food on to define power in this context. Power is control of this. Are you a citizen? Do you vote? Are you over EXP. 11/15/94 my table, I have neither time nor energy to do that. If another person, a given situation. It provides a way to 25? You are qualified to run for office! And you need I'm trying to be Supermom, Superboss and impose one's will on another. It is a means of com- to get to it." Superwife, by this time, I hope we all know that's pensating for one's fears and defects, a way to rein- If running for office is too scary right now, she unrealistic in and of itself, adding an exercise pro- force society's still-prevalent macho message, for Sold, furnished and installed by SBM Enterprises suggested getting involved in other ways: manage SEARS Authorized Contractor 1 gram is pretty silly. We need to think in terms of want of a better word. someone else's campaign (it's the same as running a License #CGC05129 WR 10 YEAR TODAf • "©UV &&JBP&M 9W &MMIF83 offering ways to change lifestyles, not complicate There are also positive connotations to the word them further." "power" and, as various peoples (women or minori- Please see 2000, page 7A WARRANTY FREE ESTIMATE SEARS FINANCING AVAILABLE Tuesday. Nov. 1.1994 THE ISLANDER

Letters continued from page 8A Tuesday, where revenue and expenditures are headed when 8A Nov. 1,1994 Walsh supporters speak out desire to proteeHocal businesses against encroach- Commentary major revenue sources are obtained (or lost) and ment from destructive chains. As the father of a large major projects contemplated. To the editor family, he is sympathetic to the problems of young Dick Curtin The Islander working families. President, COTI We are pleased to support Dick Walsh for one of We think he is the kind of individual who would Letters Autocracy or democracy? the two places on the Sanibel City Council. bring a "fresh eye" to the environmental, planning Defending His dedication to Sanibel is demonstrated by his and expense-control problems of Sanibel - and one Vote for and increase spending. I'm serious. To the editor organization and conduct of McSPOIL, his work at who will work to maintain and improve the island we the CROW Cut Taxes: Our economy's growing so fast it's The Islander the Sanibel Public Library, his regular participation at all love. Davison threatened by inflation, the big "I" used by Reagan to It seems to me the apparent dilemma at CROW is meetings of the City Council and Planning Mary and Jack Jaqua clobber Carter. Adjusting interest rates controls infla- simply a choice between autocracy and democracy. Commission and his support of the Conservation Sanibel board's actions urged tion but it's a fine balance. Cutting taxes would fuel Are we to believe the presence of one, seemingly Foundation, BIG Arts, the Playhouse and the inflation, destroy that balance, increase interest rates despotic man, John Kubisz, is to be preferred over the Old Schoolhouse Theatre. Walsh and Kain have (Editor's note: The following commentary is To the editor including interest on our debt. Cutting taxes would collective guidance of 11 free thinking members of a A former Chicagoan, his devotion to environmen- addressed to the members of the Care and The Islander Rehabilitation of Wildlife and all those others who inflate our deficit by billions. Republicans know this, board? tal interests is illustrated by his leadership in Hope for earned another vote are interested in the island facility.) After but they also now that cutting taxes inflates their His contract was not renewed. Let's acknowledge the Dunes, an organization to protect Lake Michigan reviewing our chances of being elected. (And they call Clinton dunes. To the editor that, give Kubisz our best wishes and get on with the The Islander City Council slick!) Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife. We are impressed by his stress on governmental You have been bombarded with letters sharing Our council is in need of fresh approaches to the with you the CROW board's ignorance and candidate pro- Capital Gains Tax Cut: Republicans are right. Most Judith Parker efficiency, expanding city revenue sources and on files, it is clear of those benefitting from it are in the middle class. Sanibel opposition to density increases. We also like his various issues and problems facing us. While there is insensitivity in terminating the services of Dr. no question as to the devotion or integrity of present John Kubisz. If the board is guilty of anything, it how fortunate They don't say that the wealthy 1 percent get most of we are that Bob the money. The last cut cost taxpayers $150 billion. CROW continued from page 8A and past councilmembers, there is here - as elsewhere is a presumption that the board, acting as a group - a tendency for the fire in the belly of candidates to of responsible and concerned individuals, could Davison has The wealthy 1 percent got $102 billion, the middle decided to be a class got the leftovers and it had no effect on the tailed deer, accelerated. So ultimately Debbie Kubisz ner, while continuing to address CROW's mission be extinguished after they assume office. They proceed under the directives of our mission become part of the system and tend to circle the wag- statement and spirit of our by-laws which charge candidate. In economy. was not dismissed because she was the executive statement - the rescue, rehabilitation and release of Bob's eight years on the Planning Commission he has Cut entitlements? Spending? Nope. In fact they're director's wife, but rather had been allowed to contin- sick, injured or orphaned native wildlife. ons around our traditional approaches. us with overseeing the care and rehabilitation of Wally Kain is the exception. He has been willing, wildlife and the prudent accountability for the consistently demonstrated his strength of open-mind- resurrecting SDI, Reagan's black hole, to suck up ue as an employee long past the time any other reha- If you, a CROW member, believe that the board on matters of conscience, to stand against the rest of moneys represented by your memberships and edness in reacting to citizens' individual situations, more of our taxes. Now evil empires won't waste bil- bilitator would have been terminated for similar was biased in its 11-1 decision not to renew John's contributions. It now seems we erred in not more concerns and problems while always having the pro- lions on missiles. They'll just load their warheads on behaviors. contract, support the call for a membership meeting. the council and all of City Hall, earning the respect of fully disclosing the reasons for our recent tection of the fragile environment of Sanibel upper- cargo ships, planes or perhaps ship them via UPS ... The above synopsis is taken from CROW board If you think that the board acted responsibly and the less visible but vastly larger body of citizens. actions. most in his mind. collect. minutes, executive director reports, financial state- democratically in deciding that John's contributions I think that Dick Walsh, if elected, will prove to be His approach to our collective concerns for our So, how will they balance the budget? They won't. ments and committee reports, all of which are avail- had a short term and divisive impact on our main island future is enhanced by his resourcefulness and It's election year stupid! So what if inflation, the able to CROW members. John Kubisz has chosen to focus as it has been for more than 26 years, the com- Please see LETTERS, page 10A ability to listen to all sides of an issue. deficit and unemployment are under control, the make his exit from CROW a political campaign, passionate rescue and care of wildlife, do NOT return Guest Commentary Protecting Sanibel from commercialization is of economy's growing and we're not at war. So what if complete with innuendo, contradictions and libelous the existing meeting request or proxy forms. critical importance to Bob. Most importantly, he we don't have a health plan, we'll shoot ourselves in statements and financial demands that would bank- The animals are currently receiving the best of always remembers that all of Sanibel is a nature pre- the foot by electing more Republicans and perhaps a rupt CROW care, many former volunteers are returning and the Experienced By Grover Arp serve. "Dewey" in '96. Then, as we succumb to that politi- Your elected CROW board members are caring, staff is again directed by a Florida-licensed veterinar- Rock Solid Fairness is a skill. cal disease called gridlock, we may finally repent and committed people with many years of volunteer ser- ian whose qualifications are familiar to us all, Dr. Anyone who has seen Bob's handling of the con- yearn for an injection of Hillary and Bill's health vice to our community and/or CROW Each brings a Marc Elie. Please join Dr. Elie, the staff and volun- VOTE At our regular meeting in July (1994) the tentious issues that fill the Planning Commission plan, now that it's too late. special talent to this diverse board and therefore to teers, including your board of directors, in our contin- board voted 11-1 not to renew Dr. Kubisz's con- agenda knows that he has the strength of his conven- I only hope Clinton and the Democrats don't want CROW Many years of hands-on wildlife experience uing efforts to fulfill CROW's mission. DAVISON tract, which was expiring as of Sept. 30, 1994. tions to stand up to the pressures that threaten our revenge, for they could be real nasty. Instead of doing are represented on this board, as well as people with At the board meeting of Sept. 28, by a vote of 8- island. Out of respect for his leadership skills, his fel- what's right they could do what's popular, pass the the financial, marketing, legal and fund-raising exper- Grover Arp is a CROW board member and the chair- Nov. 8th low commissioners have elected him chairman for "contract" and let the Republicans inherit the rubble. man of the Taste of the Islands organizational commit- 2 it was decided to conclude Dr. Kubisz's tise to help CROW grow in a rational and legal man- tee. employment as of the (de facto) expiration date three years. But, to quote an infamous Republican, "That would Paid by Bob Davison Campaign Acct. of his contract. When Dr. Kubisz was notified of As voters, it is incumbent that we respect our be wrong." Besides, they'd probably blame it all on this decision on Sept. 29, he immediately alluded future enough to vote for the very qualified Bob Clinton just as Reagan succeeded in blaming LBJ for to a "personal vendetta" on the part of the board Davison. the failure of Reaganomics. Responsibility never was president Phyllis Douglass, DVM, expressing his Patricia Sullivan in the Republican Party's book of virtues. surprise at this "sudden decision." According to Sanibel At times I wonder if Republicans think they can't VOTE November 8 lose by underestimating the intelligence of the DICK WALSH CROW bylaws, the president of the board can- Upset with the Democrats? American voter. If so, this time they've gone too far. not vote except in the event of a tie, therefore, CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Dr. Douglass participated in neither the July nor Jim Snyder What exactly did the Sanibel FO.R CITY COUNCIL September votes. Maggie Greenberg • Chuck Bisbee During his tenure at CROW, John Kubisz, Republicans accomplish? Treasurer who is not licensed to practice veterinary medi- More support for Kain, Walsh Alicia Galante cine in the state of Florida, refused to obtain his To the editor Committee Members Florida license and only followed his own agen- To the editor The Islander The Islander Cal Anderson Charlotte Baker da, which subjugated veterinary medicine and Upset with Democrats controlling Congress? Let's procedures to his public announcements to The candidates night for the Sanibel City Council 1 Bettie Cattell Tom Gilhooley see what happened when Republicans ruled. After election proved very edifying. We have an incum- i Mary Jaqua Ralph Kaplan enhance his credibility. Because of th^se articles World War I they controlled both the White House rib bent, Wally Kain, who effectively demonstrated his A.^^^m *- ,-• • - * VKa Curt Stendahl Elmer Stilbert and press releases, the board repeatedly instruct- and Congress and gave us Harding, Cooledge and '4 ed John to not commit CROW to projects that broad and thoughtful knowledge of the problems fac- .Kay.Strong Flo Walsh Hoover. The Teapot Dome, Isolationism and the '20s ing our community, and how they should be had not been approved or statistics that could not decade of greed culminating in the '30s decade of. i be substantiated. addressed. He should be re-elected. It was equally poverty. clear from the response to the questions which of the In the past two years patient in-take has Remember the '40s? They took over the 80th "Do- declined 25 percent while complaints of three remaining candidates deserves the other council Nothing Congress", obstructed Truman's programs, seat. That candidate is clearly Dick Walsh. CROW's reluctance/refusal to render assistance killed his health plan and were such a disaster that to or pickup injured wildlife has risen to an all Mr. Walsh faced all the questions head on and in Truman campaigned against their incompetence and every instance made it crystal clear that the environ- time high; at the same time pharmaceutical and defeated Dewey. food expense was up to 33 percent over budget ment and the residents come first. Unlike the other Remember Reagan's first six years when they con- two candidates who were content to deal in broad and was constantly being exceeded without trolled the Senate and promised to cut taxes, increase explanation. meaningless generalities, Mr. Walsh provided specific Dick will work to: spending and balance the budget? Instead, they dou- responses to the tough questions. It is very apparent, A special committee had to be put together to bled our debt and only after Democrats took back the at least to the voter, that the team of Walsh and Kain PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT "contain" John Kubisz and meet with him before Senate was it reduced. House Democrats continually will provide a fresh bold direction at City Hall. RESTRICT BEACH COMMERCIALIZATION board meetings because his volatile temper pre- reduced Reagan's budgets. His own budget director Mary Ann Gllhooley cluded semblance of an effective board meeting. warned of a multi-trillion debt but the Republicans Sanibel PROTECT SMALL ISLAND BUSINESSES His attitude toward expenses that were not in the kept spending. budget or without funds was "let them (the Now it's the morning after. Clinton's the bill col- INCREASE GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY members) pay." After personally ending the edu- lector and has us on a budget. We're sobering up and COTI lauds council, city staff cational outreach program at the schools, Dr. we're angry ... but not at Reagan - at Clinton and the To the editor PROTECT OUR RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY Kubisz proposed that Lee County school chil- Democrats! Instead of repenting, we roll over and The Islander CONTAIN BMRH COSTS dren be charged to tour the facility. embrace the Republicans who are again seducing us Recently, the city of Sanibel administration put His supervision of staff was inconsistent, as it with promises of cutting taxes, increasing spending together a five-year financial projection. The Board of ENFORCE SPEED LIMITS became evident that Debbie Kubisz was not held and balancing the budget. Now they call it their Directors of Committee of the Islands wants to con- "Contract with America." It's really a "Contract on gratulate Renee Lynch, Gary Price and any others Dick has: to the same accountability as the other employ- America" for, if passed, it would destroy our econo- ees. Her inappropriate actions and activities were involved in putting this together. We also want to my. Here are some offers that must be refused: compliment the City Council for its support for this A PROVEN ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD noted and presented to John for correction. None Balanced Budget Amendment: It's being reduced project and its vote to continue refining and updating A DEMONSTRATED ABILITY TO GET THINGS DONE, E.G., MCSPOIL were forthcoming and her non-professional now by 1/3 without an amendment. An amendment it. We think this is an excellent start on a long range behaviors, not the least of which was making would require additional taxes of $880 yearly for planning process which will enable future City A FRESH VIEW OF THE ISSUES household pets of a river and a male white- each man, woman and child in America. Either that Councils and the community to get a better picture of Please see CROW, page 9A or cut costs equal to all defense spending. The AN ENDORSEMENT FROM COTFS BOARD Republicans say they'll balance it by cutting taxes Please see LETTERS, page 9A Paid for by the CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE FOR DICK WALSH • P.O. BOX 944 • SANIBEL, FLORIDA 33957 Tuesday. Nov. 1. 1994 THE ISLANDER 11A 10A THE [SLANDER Tuesday. Nov. 1. 1994 continued from page 10A continued from page 9A Letters an equally strong councilmember, respectful of enter. There is a fully-flighted eagle now at CROW. It Martell, in a letter published in the tioning here since 1979, establishing date's committee and what they repre- Maintenance for all the units of blood Sanibel traditions but not holding them sacrosanct. CROW questions... is in a smaller enclosure that has no signs to limit Island Reporter on Oct. 14 commented residency and purchasing property here sent. donated on Phill's behalf. The fact is that in order to keep this island as entry. This cage is not double-gated, either. " ... we will this year develop a long- in 1986. During this time I have kept All in all, I say we put aside all this God bless Pastor Sutterer for all his unchanged as possible, we must be willing to change we need some answers ©Why? range plan..." abreast of the development and newcomer/long-time resident business visits and encouraging words. our methods when new ones are more effective. Dr. Douglass noted to one volunteer that she © What long-range plans are present- changes that have been proposed and and get someone on the council who Thanks to everyone who has helped To the editor ly established? Events are moving too fast for it to be otherwise. The Islander authorized Dr. Kubisz to double-gate certain cages. those that have been implemented. On really cares about the future on this in so many ways. Your thoughtfulness Decades of experience are by themselves no special I have lived and worked long enough to know that 9 Why hasn't this been done in the weeks since Dr. ® What exactly, is the one-year plan? most occasions it is the same familiar Island. has been appreciated. recommendation for a council position, any more there is always more than one side to be heard, more Kubisz was fired? • What is the five-year plan? The individuals that are either the landown- Vote for Dick Walsh, City Council The Phillip Hahn Family than years of service are by themselves an adequate than one interpretation of every set of circumstances The "Taste of the Islands" accounted for the major- 10-year plan? er, architect, developer and influential on Nov. 8. reason for employee promotion. Accomplishments ity of CROW donations in past years. In 1994, I am sure that there are many more business people ... I'd consider them to Carl J. Galante Beach renourishment and more than one solution to every situation. I have Sanibel are: learned that Einstein's theory is correct; to every "Taste" represented about 10 percent of the dona- questions that are of concern to CROW be ... long-time residents. Dick is a doer. He has no "not invented here" prob- action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. tions. $175,000 was raised by Dr. Kubisz and his members. We need some answers. Tradition and history in long-time plan supported wife. Lynda McCormick residents here on Sanibel, as in so lem. The McDonald's issue interested him and since Specifically, there was the CROW board's action of CROW member and volunteer Family says thanks To the editor none of the usual island groups rose to the issue, he firing Dr. John Kubisz and his wife, and the immedi- « What is the plan to replace the loss of demon- many communities, provide a stability The Islander To the editor started his own organization. It was well-managed ate and equally strong reaction from large contingent strated fund-raising ability? and aura without which this island Captiva's beach is a priceless asset and it was successful. CROW had two rehabilitators: Michael Weingart, Forget this newcomer would be a far less desirable place to The Islander of Kubisz supporters. The Phillip Hahn family would like that needs our help now. Those who know him or have heard him in recent and Deb Kubisz. live. But unless they are balanced by I am a loyal supporter - and which side I support is to extend a special thanks to the I hope all registered voters on weeks have seen that he is equally committed to vari- not the issue - but I am as tired of hearing about all of « What are the reasons for the termination of Deb vs. old-timer stuff... new people, fresh ideas, and a desire to Captiva will remember that and will ous other island issues. He has thought about them, Kubisz? learn from the rest of the world, this Sanibel emergency rescue team for the this as I am of hearing about the O.J. Simpson trial. To the editor professional and expedient manner in vote YES for beach renourishment on and from a fresh perspective. He has said that he will And that ennui concerns me; for if I am tired of it all, o Has CROW opened itself to wrongful termina- The Islander island as we know it will begin to die. • Nov. 8. Newcomers on Sanibel are critical, which they transported Phill to call on the considerable expertise of Sanibel's citizens then what of those people who do not have strong tion suits? Since Dick Walsh announced his W.R. Ericsson they provide new blood, new ideas and HealthPark Medical Center. Thanks to craft approaches to problems; he does not waffle feelings either way? We cannot brow-beat them into e If so, will the costs of defense for such suits be candidacy for the City Council, there Captiva new bursts of energy and enthusiasm. also to the Kiwanis Club and to Steve on issues; he is committed to study and then action - believing that "our" opinion is the "best" and "only." paid from donations? has been an undercurrent of "who does Most newcomers are leaving mass Walters and crew at Island Condo Please see LETTERS, page 12A on relieving traffic, on supporting locally-owned The natural tendency is to believe that, if you say • From what funds would such costs be paid? he think he is ... coming down here and development, hectic lifestyles, etc., small businesses, on keeping the costs of BMRH in something just right, you will change someone's There have been several directors in the CROW's telling us what should be, etc.... he is a behind, and coming to Sanibel for a check, on enforcing our traffic laws stringently, on mind. But this is not true, people make up their own recent past. newcomer." You'd be surprised to better and improved lifestyle. having visitors pay a fairer portion of their costs, on minds and they change their own minds. I believe • Have severance payments been made to these know that people who have lived on keeping employee compensation reasonable - all in 0O& a that CROW's intelligent and fair-minded members prior employees from CROW funds? Sanibel less than five years constitute at It is true that newcomers need to 1 order to have the resources to acquire endangered will do this with facts, not mud-slinging or emotion- Orphans were raised primarily by Deb Kubisz. learn certain things about the rhythm land and preserve this island. least one-third of the island's registered alism. Volunteers are now raising orphans. voters. and sensitivities on this island. It is Ralph Kaplan equally true that newcomers need to What follows are some facts, as I understand them. • What is the rationale behind hiring a second Like Dick Walsh, I might be consid- Sanibel learn not only what the candidates Each prompts questions: experienced rehabilitator two years ago, but apparent- ered a "newcomer" to the island, vaca- Many people have personally witnessed that ly replacing the orphan rehabilitator now with volun- stand for, but who serves on that candi- CROW has better enclosures, been much cleaner and teers that have had no experience raising orphans? Experienced the animals have been fed better since the board hired Dr. Marc Elie was hired as interim director. Rock Solid Dr. Kubisz. • What recruitment efforts were made to interview « Why weren't these enclosures built in the 24 other veterinarians with wildlife experience? Rob D. Simmons, M.D., & Ernest J. Gesiotto, M.D. years before Dr. Kubisz came to CROW? • What wildlife experience has Dr. Elie pursued VOTE « Why weren't the improved diets implemented since his last employment at CROW? prior to Dr. Kubisz's arrival? • If he has not pursued wildlife care and/or experi- Welcome DAVISON • Why was cleanliness, which takes no special tal- ence, what has changed now to rekindle his interest? ent, ever an issue at all? When I joined CROW, I was provided with no Nov. 8th An eagle with a wing injury escaped repeatedly in information regarding CROW's long-term plan. Scott September, partly due to a cage that was not double- Paid by Bob Davison Campaign Acct. 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SL©lC©fS continued from page 11A COMMUNITY CALENDAR TUESDAY, NOV. 1 CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation we at MkNaked ask you to forget about the issues Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captlva Conservation Foun- lecture, video and guided tour at 11 a.m. Admission is $3; Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard McNaked addresses If BMRH and beach dation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard children under 12 free. Call 472-3644. Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from when you cast your ballot. Instead, once inside the Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from voting booth, simply close your eyes, picture the can- South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300. the election issues commercialization are vital... South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300. Self improvement — 'Twelve Steps for Everyone" meets didates naked (we advise going on an empty stom- at 11 a.m. at Sanibel Community Church. Call 472-268. SUNDAY, NOV. 6 ach) and make your choice. To the editor vote for Kain, Walsh Life Drawing — Gale BennetTs course with a live model Reservation deadline^— Today's the last day to reserve The Islander Our future is at stake so please vote. MkNaked at BIG Arts begins at 7:30 p.m. $12.50 per session. Call AA — Closed men's discussion meeting at Sanibel your spot for the Nov. 2 Newcomers and Oldtimers meet- For those residents who aren't up to date on will not endorse any specific candidate but would rec- To the editor 395-0900 to register. Congregational United Church of Christ at noon. ing at the Sundial. Call Dr. Faye Granberry at 472-6940 Sanibel politics (meaning you just got back from up ommend against any candidate who looks like they The Islander for reservations and information. $8.50 per person. could use a good ironing. Make Sanibel great. Make There are numerous important issues confronting Shell Club — Island group holds its first meeting of the Duplicate Bridge — Director Sterling Bassett opens the north or you live in the Sanctuary) here is MkNaked's season at 8 p.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. season of bridge play at the Sanibel Community Center at CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers guide to the major issues which will decide our Sanibel naked. us voters on Nov. 8. Two issues which have reached a critical decision time are the commercialization of 1:30 p.m. $3 donation at the door. Call 472-2155. lecture, video and guided tour at 1 p..m. Admission is $3; upcoming Sanibel City Council election. Feel free to Steve Greenstein AA — Closed discussion meeting at Sanibel children under 12 free. Call 472-3644. take this article with you into the voting booth. President, MkNaked our beaches and the subsidization of BMRH with our Congregational United Church of Christ at 8 p.m. Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation 1. Australian pines. Certain candidates favor the tax dollars. Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- eradication of this species from the island. MkNaked Davison will be At the City Council candidate forums, all four of WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from dation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard the candidates were asked their position on these two Kiwanis — Club members meet at 7:30 a.m. at Mulli- South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300. Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from condemns this policy and realizes that while today gan's restaurant at The Dunes. Visiting Kiwanis welcome. it's only the Australian pines, tomorrow it's the a fine councilman issues. South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300. Wally Kain and Dick Walsh both stated they will • Call 472-3127. AA — Open meeting, 11th step discussion, is held at Brazilian pepper, then the Spanish moss, then the 6:30 p.m. at Sanibel Community Church. Teen Club social — Island teens gather at the Sanibel To the editor try to restrict future beach commercialism. Swedish ivy and then, of course, the Wandering Jews. Tap Technique— Merle Rauscher's BIG Arts class runs Rec Center for food, sodas, music, games, movies and The Islander Before we know it, this discriminatory genocide will Wally Kain and Dick Walsh also indicated that from 8:15 to 9:15 a.m. at the center. $55 for the course. Beginners' Watercolors — Liz White's painting class at fun from 6 to 9 p.m. Call Dave DeFonzo at 472-0345. deprive Sanibel of all its diversified beauty. MkNaked I can enthusiastically add my support to Bob they will try to limit the growth of BMRH and make Call 395-0900. BIG Arts runs from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the center. $60 for asks you to think twice before endorsing any candi- Davison for the City Council. He is the candidate this program fit our island needs. the series of six classes or $12.50 per session. Sanibel hams — Sanibel Emergency Radio Amateur date who has a "final solution" to this problem. with the best administrative experience. Bob has real If these two issues are important to you. Vote for Intermediate Tap — Merle Rauscher teaches course at Unit is on the air at 7:30 p.m. Sanibel frequency: 146.79, knowledge of the city of Sanibel because of his eight Wally Kain and Dick Walsh. BIG Arts from 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. $55 for the course. Call AA — Closed discussion meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael pi of 173.8.Call Jerry Deutscher, KC4PTX, at 472-5130. 2. Below Market Housing. Perhaps the most divi- year's service on the Planning Commission, three as 395-0900. and All Angels Episcopal Church. sive of all the local issues, MkNaked has thoroughly Dean Skautjstad chairman. Sanibel AA — Closed step meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael and investigated this problem and strongly feels that Body fitness — Low-intensity workouts for those over He is the candidate with the qualifications neces- FRIDAY, NOV. 4 All Angels Episcopal Church on Sanibel. Below Market Housing is unfair. There is already age 50, led by Carla Ferrell for Island Seniors, will be held Reservation deadline — Today's the last day to reserve sary to weigh the needs of all of the people in this barely enough room underneath Jerry's for parking Hermes applauds Davison at 8:30 and 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. $1 your seat for the Friendly Faces Luncheon to be held MONDAY, NOV. 7 and besides that, it's very dark. No one should be unique community with the environmental concerns for members; $3 for non-members. Pre-registration is Nov. 8 at the Vineyard of the Islands. Call at 472-4861. Body fitness — Low-intensity workouts for those over forced to live under those conditions. There is we all share. To the Editor required. Call 472-5743. age 50, led by Carla Ferrell for Island Seniors, will be held To me the most important issues that face our city The Islander Rotary — Island club holds breakfast meeting at 7:30 at 8:30 and 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. nowhere below Bailey's for people to live so we 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through the either have to build more markets or abandon the pro- are helping our retired and working community As a 23-year resident of Sanibel, I've watched a.m. at the Hungry restaurant on Sanibel. Visiting thrive, keeping this community the safest place for many, many individuals serve on our City Council. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are offered Rotarians welcome. Call 395-0512 for information. AA — Closed women's meeting at 10 a.m. at Sanibel gram. And who would want to build a market in a starting at 8:30 a.m. Meet at the foundation. Congregational United Church of Christ. city which would probably pass a law making it ille- people to live and work and allowing owners to use Those who have been most memorable and who and enjoy their property. I think Bob Davison under- Advanced Tap — Merle Rauscher's class at BIG Arts gal to sell Polish sausage, Belgian endive, German served our city best shared common traits with Bob AA — Open step meeting at 8:30 a.m. at Sanibel runs from 8:15 to 9:30 a.m. $35 for series. Call 395-0900. Shellcrafters workshop — Experienced or novice shell potato salad or any other ethnic delicacy. stands that and will be a fine councilman. Davison. Having served with Bob on Sanibel's Community Church. workers meet at the SCA to create items for March Shell Marsha Clifford 3. Commercialism. It seems that every time you Planning Commission for the past six years, I've per- Conference 20/20 — Review of The Sanibel Report Fair. Come for part of the day or the whole day. Sanibel sonally witnessed his abilities. He's an original who Current Events — BIG Arts-sponsored discussion group begins at 8:30 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. turn on the TV these days you see someone you know led by Hal Patinkin meets from 10 a.m. to noon at the Hosted by Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. in a local commercial. As a matter of fact, the only votes his own conviction and a man of integrity. He CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers upholds the best interests of our Island. It's my plea- center. $3 a session. Call 395-0900 for information. lecture, video and guided tour at 11 a.m. Admission is $3; four people on this island you haven't seen on TV ads Davison is a truly 1 sure to support and vote for Bob Davison. 'Walk in the Wetlands — Exploratory trips through the children under 12 free. Call 472-3644. are the candidates for the City Council. So of course Preschool Story Hour — Youngsters ages 2-5, accom- Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are offered Jim Hermes they're against commercialism simply because they qualified candidate panied by a parent, will enjoy special stories at the starting at 8:30 a.m. Meet at the foundation. Episcopal Church Women — St. Michael and All Angels Sanibel are jealous. MkNaked would like to take this com- Sanibel Public Library at 10:30 a.m. Call 472-2483. group meets at noon for fingertip luncheon. mercialism to the next level by combining with To the editor Drop-in — Island Seniors gather for coffee and conversa- The Islander Davison's election CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers tion at the Sanibel Community Center at 9:30 a.m. Painting & Drawing A-Z — Class taught by Gale Colony Cablevision to start the Causeway Channel. A Sanibel voters have an unusual opportunity on TV camera would be installed at the Causeway Toll lecture, video and guided tour at 11 a.m. Admission is $3; Bennett meets from 1-4 p.m. at BIG Arts, 900 Dunlop Nov. 8. That opportunity is to elect Bob Davison to recommended children under 12 free. Call472-3644. Body fitness — Low-intensity workouts for those over Road. $60 for the series or $12.50 a session. Booth and as people come onto the island they will our City Council. He is a man of outstanding judge- age 50, led by Carla Ferrell for Island Seniors, will be held stop, pay the toll and be forced to look into the cam- ment and eight years experience on the city Planning Newcomers and Oldtimers — Island group meets at at 8:30 and 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. $1 Friendship Bridge — Sanibel Congregational Church era and ask "Is the fish fresh?", while the rest of us To the editor • Commission. Those years truly qualify him as a The Islander j 11:30 a.m. at the Sundial Beach and Tennis Resort on for members; $3 for non-members. Call 472-5743. hosts weekly bridge game from 1:30 to 4 p.m. $2 per per- watch them on television. councilman with broad insight and experience with Sanibel for lunch and a "Fashion Regale." $8.50 per per- son. Call Gertrude Ford at 472-1770. As an active conservationist, it is my pleasure to . f son. Call Dr. Faye Granberry at 472-6940. Arthritis Water Exercise — Class meets at the Sanibel 4. Nudity. While most people think MkNaked is a land use on this island which is surely to become one recommend Bob Davison for Sanibel City Council. J Rec Center pool'at 11 a.m: Call Coby at 472-0345. v-' - . Hature cruise —*. Sa0ipel-Q&:ptjv0 Conservation, nudist group, it is not. MkNaked was formed for area of the city's major problems. His close contact with As a member of the Planning Commission, then as Writing with Annie Cook — BIG Arts class runs from 1 Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboird merchants who thought it would be good for tourism the council through the years of the Planning chairman of that board, he has consistently supported ! to 4 p.m. $48 for series or $10 per class. Call 395-0900. CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from if all Sanibel governmental functions were conducted Commission also gives him an invaluable oversight and voted "For" any and all matters that would fur- lecture, video and guided tour at 11 a.m. Admission is $3; South Seas Plantation on Captiva. in the buff. People would come from all over the of all city problems. ther the cause of protecting our natural environment. 1 ' Line dancing — No partners needed to enjoy children under 12 free. Call 472-3644. world to see the police direct traffic; attend Planning country/western line dancing with Island Seniors' in- Fishing Club — Jsland group meets for dinner at 6 p.m. Help elect a truly qualified man. feel that he would continue to use his good judgement { structor David Bennett. Beginners at 1 p.m., advanced at Creative Writing — Annie Cook teaches course at BIG at the Sanibel Community Center. Commission meetings and to watch our City Council Barb and Dave Sutherland in support of changes in our laws that further the pro- , 1:30 p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Arts from 1 to 4 p.m. $48 for the series; $10 per class. at work. Our local economy would boom, housing Sanibel Sanibel hams — Sanibel Emergency Radio Amateur prices would soar and everyone would be happy. So tection of our native vegetation and wildlife species. i Bob's experience in our government will stand us in Pastels — Marianne Randall's course at BIG Arts contin- Seniors crafts — Three Crafty Ladies will meet with Unit meets" at 7 p.m. at SanibelGity Hall. Call Jerry good stead in protecting the natural wonders of our ues at 1 p.m. $13 per session. Call 395-090. Island Seniors at 1 p.m. at the Sanibel Community Center Deutscher, KC4PTX, at 472-5130. to make glitter swirl shirt. $12 per person. Call 472-5743. island. Library Kids Club — Sanibel Public Library group meets Steve Mullins - Visually Impaired — Friends In Service Here-sponsored from 6 to 7 p.m. at the library. Call 472-2483. Sanibel support group meets at 3 p.m. in the downstairs room at Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- the Sanibel Public Library. Call Eileen Joy at 472-0047. dation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard AA — Open meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Captiva Community Please see LETTERS, page 14A " Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300 . Center. dation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard Duplicate Bridge — Joyce Truitt directs bridge game at Captiva "Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from AA — Open meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael and All 7:30 p.m. $3 at the door. Call 472-2155. South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300. Angels Episcopal Church. • TAXES • TUESDAY, NOV. 8 Lions— Island club meets for dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the SATURDAY, NOV. 5 ELECTION DAY - VOTE! INCOME TAX PREPARATION Sanibel Community Center. Visiting Lions welcome. City Celebrates 20th Anniversary Beginning Tap — Joy Schein's course for beginners at - Parade starts at 9 a.m. at Jerry's • Individual • Corporation BIG Arts runs from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the center. American Legion Auxiliary — Island group meets at the AA — Closed meeting at 9 a.m. at Captiva Community Legion Hall ori Ban-Cap Road at 7 p.m. Call 472-9979. • Partnership • Estate-Trusts Center. 'Walk In the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through the • Foreign Tax • Non-Resident AA — Wednesday Women's group meets at 7:30 p.m. at Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are offered Children's Art — At BIG Arts, Marjorie Bronsted con- starting at 8:30 a.m. Meet at the foundation. Aliens the Sanibel Community Church. ducts two separate classes: for 6 to 8 year olds from 9 to TAX FORMS AVAILABLE FOR ALL STATES 10:30 a.m., and for 9 to 12 year olds from 10:45 a.m. to "Step" in Shape — Marie Mailloux's low impact exercise THURSDAY, NOV. 3 12:15 p.m. $10 per single session. Call 395-0900. Zonta — Island club meets for breakfast at 7:30 a.m. class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 a.m. at the THOMAS R. LOUWERS, M.S.T. Visiting Zontians welcome. Call 472-1222 for information Sanibel Rec Center. $2 donation requested/free babysit- 1619 Periwinkle Way, Suite 102 "Step" In Shape — Marie Maiiloux's low impact exercise ting available. Call 395-2543 for information. and location. class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 a.m. at the 472-5152 Sanibel. FL 33957_ Sanibel Rec Center. $2 donation requested/free babysit- Beach walk — Meet at the SCCF at 8:30 a.m. for a half- Paint Along — Carol Hagerman's course at BIG Arts ting available. Call 395-2543 for information. mile guided beach walk. Tides, waves, island geology, begins at 10 a.m. $12.50 per session. Call 395-0900. beach vegetation, marine life and other beach topics.are lyengar Yoga — Pamela Wortzel's course at BIG Arts discussed along the way. Fee by donation. Call 472-2329 CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers begins at 9:30 a.m. The cost for the series is $48 or $10 for information. lecture, video and guided tour at 11 a.m. Admission is $3; per session. Call 395-0900. children under 12 free. Call 472-3644. "Step" in Shape — Marie Mailloux's low impact exercise 13/472-3121 •• 800/2/^004 • FAX 395-0355 class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 a.m. at the Water aerobics — The pool at the Rec Center on Sari- Friendly Faces — FISH-sponsored luncheon begins at Cap Road is reserved for an Island Seniors water aero- noon at the Vineyard of the Island on Sanibel-Captiva t. Sanibel Rec Center. $2 donation requested/free babysit- 813-489-0009 ting available. Call 395-2543 for information. bics program at 10 a.m. Call the Rec Center at 472-0345 Road. Call 472-4861 for reservations. or. Island Seniors at 472-5743. 45 yrs. experience Be Stroke Smart — Island Seniors' program on strokes - prevention, warning signs, etc. - will begin at 10 a.m. at Kripalu Yoga — Murari Brian Healey teaches stress ABWA - Island chapter meets for dinner and business at 1149 Periwinkle Way.S&i ibel, FL 33957 AIR • CRUISES • TOURS • HOTELS • AMTRAK the Sanibel Community Center. Call 472-5743. reduction and relaxation program from 10:30 a.m. to noon 5:30 p.m. at The Dunes on Sanibel. Call 472-5187. CAR RENTALS (ALL PHASES OF TRAVEL - NO SERVICE CHQ) •v at the Sanibel Fitness Center. Call 395-1787. ALASKA do days) HEALTHSPA!! Living Again — FISH-sponsored supp_ort.5rguR for grief ..Life Drawing — Gale Bennett's.course with a live model May 28th from «2,348a> La Costa Healthy Lifestyles recovery meets at 10:30 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Arthritis Water Exercise — Class meets at the Sanibel at BIG Arts begins at 7:30 p.m. $12.50 per session. Call m 17 night Regent Rainbow 8 Days / 7 Night Pr

continued from page 12A Letters continued from page 14A then wonder why people aren't spending money the Captiva beach project backed 'Vote for Bob Davison way they used to. cial place. be directly attributed to that project. A "Yes" vote on accomplished in the last 20 years and suggest course On Nov. 8, we can vote to renourish and restore Nov. 8 for the CEPD's plan for next year makes all corrections for the next 20 years (hence, Conference Simply stated, by keeping our island unique, we this cherished resource. We're going to. To the editor for City Council' will continue to attract the type of tourists and resi- kinds of sense. 20/20). Public input in the form of written questions The Islander Frank and Weezie Beard Dick Covington will be solicited. dents that will make for a healthy business climate. Captiva Captiva Our first visit to the islands was long before the To the editor This sounds pretty pro-business to me. The results of these deliberations will be published causeway. Like most island residents, we were capti- The Islander Stephen L. Corbin in a reprinting of The Sanibel Report. Additionally, in vated. This was truly a unique place in many respects. I have worked with Bob Davison at Sanibel City A 'Yes' vote makes sense Come to the conference 1995, the city will carry out a state-mandated review The beach, with its abundant shells, was probably the Hall for many years and believe he would make an The Cheese Nook Sanibel To the editor To the editor of our CLUP and LDC. The conclusions of highlight. excellent councilman. He is honest, thoughtful and Conference 20/20 will doubtless be helpful in this sensible hi his judgement and I am sure he would do The Islander The Islander Today, 40 years later, the beach remains our great- On Nov. 8, voters will go to the polls and be faced On Friday, Nov. 4, all islanders are invited to con- process. est asset. Prior to the renourishment project, we had well on the City Council. Come one, come all Friday, Nov. 4, at 9 a.m. at the My recommendation is, "Vote for Bob Davison for A vote for Bob Davison with a number of choices. But for the reasoned voter tribute their time to a public workshop. This all-day watched much of our wide beaches erode to narrow on Captiva, there is only one choice when it comes to Sanibel Community Center. This is a no-fee program strips. Since then we have restored our beaches and City Council." session will be concerned with a review and update of the question of whether to approve the beach renour- sponsored by the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation our hope. The cost has been modest compared to the Francis Bailey is a vote for Sanibel's future the Sanibel Report, a document now 20 years old, Foundation with a great deal of help from the city of benefit. Sanibel ishment question. The project should be given which provided the basis for Sanibel's To the editor resounding approval for a number of reasons, not the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and its Land Sanibel, the Sanibel Congregational Church, Mariner In the coming election, we have the opportunity to The Islander least of which is protection of property. Then in case Development Code. Properties Development Corporation, Sanibel Public renew this important effort. We urge you to join us in Walsh is not anti-business Voting for Bob Davison for the City Council is anyone missed the report to the Florida shore and More than 50 experts with diverse backgrounds - Library, the Sanibel Community Association and a supporting the referendum by voting "Yes." voting for a candidate with the background and expe- beach preservation association, since the renourish- all familiar with Sanibel and The Sanibel Report - multitude of volunteers. Don and Mary Dugan To the editor rience on Sanibel to preserve and protect this commu- Captiva The Islander ment project of "88-89, property values on Captiva will report on focus group conclusions reached on Jim Krieger It has been suggested that Dick Walsh is anti-busi- nity. have doubled. About $60 million of that increase can Nov. 3. They will focus on what has and has not been Planning Commissioner ness. Nothing could be further from the truth. Mr. Bob Davison's eight years of service on the Planning Commission have taught him the worth of Experienced Walsh's position is that to maintain our island charac- ter, we must nurture and support small, locally owned Sanibel's plans and policies, have taught him how to Rock Solid and operated businesses as opposed to the impersonal mold new, appropriate ones and have taught him chains that could turn this island into another Fort when to say "No." His positions on issues before the VOTE Myers Beach. commission have been based on his belief in the via- Through McSPOEL, Mr. Walsh has been fighting bility of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and the DAVISON this incursion over the objections of the pro-growth Land Development Code and his belief that these faction. What this faction fails to realize is that if they documents will continue to work. Nov. 8th are successful the more affluent residents and tourists Voting for Bob Davison is voting for Sanibel's who support their business today will be fleeing the future founded on Sanibel's past. Jody Brown Paid by Bob Davison Campaign Acct. island in droves tomorrow. These businessmen will Sanibel Save Our Constitutional form of Government Captiva with no beach?! To the editor The Islander Captiva with no beach?! VOTE NO ON CHARTER!! This is unthinkable! No shore birds, no sea turtles, no shelling, no moonlight walks listening to the sounds of the sea! The finest Stop Special Interests by Punching #147 on Ballot The beach is a vital part of the magic of this spe- Paid Political Ad Committee to Preserve Constitutional Government J.B. Griffin, Treasurer Please see LETTERS, page 15A offerings from Sanibel-Captiva Realtors Mew Beach wai&e Four bedrooms, large Florida Ftooniv^th EVERY DAY AT SUNSET MATURE PAINTS A BREATHTAKING vaulted ceiling, dining room and eat-in SEASCAPE OVER FLORIDA'S PRISTINE TEN THOUSAND ISLANDS kitchen. Two-car attached garage. This home is in excellent condition and very near beach access. Terrific value at $228,000 FURNISHED!! John Scheer, Realtor, 395-2006 SANIBEL & MARCO ft ISLAND PROPERTIES, INC. D

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Nov. 1. 1994 THE ISLANDER 17A Fall is the right time for those top-water plugs and flies Shelters could use some help from an inventor or two are several kinds of surface-commotion plugs around If there ever was a great time to use top-water We shell collectors have just a few tools at our dis- plugs - especially flies^the currentfall weeks are cus- including Pacific Island Lure Innovations and Cotton theirs out of common fiberglass screen material. That Cordel Pencil Poppers. posal when searching for specimens and it's about way, it was light in weight and could be dunked in the tom-made for us. ON THE time we prodded inventors to produce something There's a whole different kind of fishing excite- Just about all lure makers offer a floating model SHELLING water to wash away sand from the collected shells. and there are lots of choices. These are the darting new. And as predicted, guys will not usually wear cus- ment in seeing a fish strike the surface, chasing a WATER If someone would make stingray-proof shelling noisy surface popping lure. This is one of the few surface versions. One of the best places to get such TIPS tom-made aprons, but-they will wear common car- lures is in freshwater bait and tackle shops. The sweet shoes, I would buy a dozen pair tomorrow. You can't penter aprons. Women will make their own before " times of the fishing year when the more commotion By Capt. Mike Fuery imagine how many beachcombers, wading the shal- you make, the better the chances are you'll catch a water people like those top-water "chuggers" and By Capt. Mike Fuery they will wear what the guys have. "sliders." low gulf water, get stuck with the barb of a stingray. All someone needs to do is put the word "Sanibel" fish. The pain felt in the foot is way beyond that of a What happens this time of year is the last gathering For you flyanglers , I made an expensive long dis- on the front, jack the price up to $20 and make them tance call to my flytyin g guru, "Blue Water" Bob "sting." It's a throbbing, searing pain which can take of thousands of small baitfish, usually what we call in this part of Florida. now. in pink or sand colors and you've got your retirement There are a number of top-water plugs out. Some Wahl, out in San Francisco recently, trying to get days to get over. The trouble is, in the summer shiners. The silvery fish gather over the grass flats, Also, someone needs to re-invent the shelling money coming on in. have a flat face, to cause a popping, slurping sound. months in particular, the rays are concentrated right at around the passes and off the beaches. some idea on how to tie what I heard was a deer hair apron. These used to be fairly common on the islands, Good shelling this week and look for those low The other kind is usually cigar shaped, and can have the shoreline. People want to look for shells in the They attract larger predator fish and that's where popper. but I had a lady out on charter the other day who said tides in the morning for the best shelling. silver spinners at either end. What this kind of top- same waters and, of course, they accidentally step on top-water lures come in. The larger fish chasing bait Blue Water said the secret is in the deer hair, called she got tired of looking for one and made her own. water lure does is cause it to dart or zigzag on the sur- the rays. cause splashing at surface and when a feeding spree bucktail, which easily floats. The trick is to tie the All it has to be is a copy of a carpenter's apron. Capt. Mike Fuery Is a professional shelling and fishing face. What we need, you inventors, is a light shoe which is in progress, the baitfish often attempt to flee to the hair just right so the hook doesn't submerge the . Several in another group I had out this summer made guide. Of the two, I like the flat faced plugs because they The next task is to tie it so there is a large "face" at comes up higher than the beach shoes that are so pop- top of the water. ular. Those beach walking shoes are not able to fend That's where a well-cast plug or flywil l bring can cause even more noise and attract more fish.M y the front, just past the eye of the hook which gurgles favorite is a hard-to-find model called a Dalton off the sharp barb of a ray, however, some of the most exciting fishing you'll see all year when retrieved. It's kind of like a casting popper, continued from page 16A Special. A bright color seems to work best; but there only made out of deer hair. I do a lot of wade fishing with the flyrod , both Report You should have seen my first one. As Forrest along the beaches and in the grass flats. There are two brands of wading boots out which offer some degree itors. Traffic is a terrible problem because of the community room of the new Sanibel Public Gump would have said, "Ugly is as ugly does." I Sahibel's popularity. In some months, over 300,000 Library (at the end of the parade route). didn't even show that one to my dog. of protection. car loads arrive via the causeway. The curious are This city has a rich history of conservation.. But, a few more ties later, I had two which looked Orvis makes a sand colored boot for about $45 which is popular with waders and shellers. The other 'loving the island to death.*" Twenty years ago, the citizens took a bold step in good. I tied the body with one feather on each side of "Control of exotic vegetation is a continuing the hook in yellow, then put in some multi-color is by Streamline Flats Boots and they sell for $60. shaping their own future by agreeing to incorporate Neither boot will ever catch on with the Sanibel problem for Sanibel. This is more than aesthetics, it as a city. Come celebrate that heritage as we peer Flashabou and white bucktail over that. is a mandatory part of ecosystem balance and an The secret is in tying the first quarter inch of the Stoop crowd because they look dorky. Other brands into the next 20 years of island living. What is past resemble combat boots. Until someone develops a absolute necessity for keeping the l,0Q0-acre cen- is prologue ... it is your history and your future. hook shank behind the eye. The hair has to flare out tral wetland basin functional," to form a bushy collar to help make it float and cause ray-proof, good looking boot, there will continue to Are we as brave as the citizens who went to the that chugging sound as you retrieve it. be many people filing into local doctor's offices with polls 20 years ago who declared, "Whereas, resi- penetration wounds to their feet. Ott Nov. 4, the people of Sanibel;are invited to dents of Sanibel, desiring die rights- of self determi- That's where you turn over the bucktail hair and participate in a community event at the Sanibel Another thing, we all have to bend over and rum- nation, to the fullest extent allowed by law, in the use the short growth at the base of the tail. This has to Community Center, beginning at 8;3O a.tn» Clatk, only be an inch or so and, when pulled down tightly mage around in a combination of sea grass, sticks and planning for the orderly future development of an other floatsom looking for special shells. Couldn't planners, biologists, conservationists, city volun- with tying thread, the hairs flare out. teers and staff will be on hand to share their evalua- island community known far and wide for its We got jacks, ladyfish and sea trout the other one of you Edison-wannabees come up with some unique atmosphere and unusual natural environ- kind of quiet blower which would brush back debris tions of the Sanibel Report and list of future chal- morning, all feeding on the surface and all hitting lenges for this: community. . . '•'•' merits and to insure compliance with such planning hard at anything that made a lot of noise on the top. on the shell line? : so that these unique and natural characteristics of (Beauty ***** Beasf What would be nice is a quiet machine, something Participants will hear from each of the five »/ The flyi s perfect for this kind of fishing because you major ecosystem focus groups, view Clark's 20 the island shall be preserved, do seek the benefits- can make a quicker cast and re-cast as fish break like a leaf blower, which could be used in the search. conferred on municipal corporations by the consti- It would have to be electric so it didn't make a ruckus Year Revisited slide program, and prepare ques- around the boat. tions in writing for panel discussion in, tke. after- . tution and laws of the State of Florida." Good fishing this week and please add a top-water and it would have to direct a blast of air at a small : area. noon. . : In the words of Gary Souci in the March 1976 plug to your fishing box - or a deer hair popper, for If you are unable to join in Friday, the slide pro- Audubon magazine, "Dream on Sanibel. We're you flyanglers . Think of the beach rental potential here! I can just hear the Sanibel Code Enforcement people sighing gram will be presented again Saturday, Nov. 5, in pulling for you." The Sanibel Report

••/•'"•*•/j' -'•/'.../•.', "•- • , \ • • •' • Clark returns to Sanibal, records his observations Food For Special to The Islander The following remarks are some of John Thought Clark's thoughts after revisiting Sanibel Island almost 20 years after he wrote The Sanibel By Paul Gaeta Report. Clark was here for a brief visit in the spring of 1994, "It is a measure of thoroughness of the initial planning-process that nearly 20 years later, A gallette is a sort of free-form pie, baked on a cookie sheet. An Sanibel has not found it necessary to change the oval of rich pastry is laid out on the pan and topped with Comprehensive Land Use Plan. There have been sweetened fruit, leaving a 2-inch rim to fold over the sides to make modifications and elaborations, but the original a border. (Add flour if the fruit is extra-juicy.) Bake about an hour. ideas and mechanisms are still in place/* * * * "Sanibel is very conscious oi the need to 1994 Founder's Day Parade Entry Form Nov. 5th restore damaged ecosystems and uses every Bruschetta, the Italian canapes, are just grilled bread topped with Name of Orgnization opportunity to accomplish restoration. Thus, the favorite toppings like chopped tomatoes, gariic, basii and SUBSCRIBE OR RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE physical configuration of the sensitive lands has Parmesan. Or spread olive paste on the toast, add strips of Contact Person ISLANDS PREFERRED NEWSPAPER AND RECEIVE THIS been maintained very well - the beach is welt roasted red pepper and then crumbled goat cheese. Address BEAUTIFUL FULL COLOR 18"X24" POSTER FREE! protected by setbacks and management rutes> the mangrove forests are well protected and the * * * boundaries of the ecologically critical interior Sliced carrots take on character with a sweet and flavorful glaze. Daytime phone Evening phone wetlands are intact." Cook carrots with water, a pinch of sugar and a littie butter. Drain. OR CALL 813-472-5185 "The city has established some definite stan- Prepare a glaze of 2 Tbs. each butter, honey, brown sugar and Form of Participation: Band_ Float dards and regulations in the Land Development brandy; simmer until sugar is melted, then fold in carrots. Other (please describe) Note! There will be a $2.50 postage charge to mail poster to your home. Subscribe or Renew your Code geared to protecting wildlife habitat on paper at the Islander office and receive poster at no charge! property that is proposed for development. Each * * * Approximate number of participants Music? Yes No proposed homesite i$ intensively studied during Easy start for super chicken salad: poach boneless breasts in Space needed in the staging area (car lengths) 1 _ More the permit review procedure. It is typical to have NAME broth (canned or your own) about 15 minutes. Save the extra- Entry Fee ($50) enclosed a wildlife inspection, prepare a wildlife plan and flavorful soup for another use. STREET APT. NO. propose a set of conditions to protect wildlife Donation enclosed Sponsor Youth Group species." CITY STATE ZIP "Progressive vegetation ordinances were Easier yet: dine out with us at Volunteer PHONE passed. It is required that all new development (All proceeds are used for the parade, this is not for profit) SANOE^C^nVAlStANDER, PX>. BOX 56,SANIBEL, FL 33967-9966 sites be cleared of the exotic vegetation, (i.e. THE ENTRY FEE IS $50. FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND 2407 FEK1WINKXE WAT IN RTIZ DINER BLANDER CENTER Brazilian pepper and melaleuca. Australian pine ACCOMPANIED BY A CHECK PAYMENT ENCLOSED Q BILL ME • is not currently Required to be removed) and Please make checks out to the Sanibel-Captiva Assoc. of Realtors landscaped with "at least 75 percent native vege- THE tation," SEAFOOD EMPORIUM VISA • MASTERCARD Q 1223 PERIWINKLE WAY. SANfflEL BLAND W 472-1771n PLEASE RETURN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION LEE COUNTY $19.7.5 "In some respects, the Sanibel Plan may have •H ACCOUNT NO. PARADE COMMUTE ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION FLORIDA $26.00 succeeded too well SanibeFs fame as a nature SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ASSOCIATION -i ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION U.S.A. $26.00 EXPIRATION DATE place has spread rapidly, bringing swarrns of vis OF REALTORS —I ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIOSUBS N FOREIGN $40.00 SIGNATURE 695 TARPON BAY ROAD FLA. SALES TAX INCLUDED WHERE APPLICABLE Please see REPORT, page 17A SANIBEL, FL 33957 SEAFOOD EMPORIUM PLEASE ALLOW 3 WEEKS TO START DELIVERY 472-1366 Comar of TARpon Bay Rd. & periWINKLE Way r Tuesday. Nov. 1. 1994 THE ISLANDER 19A 'Comfort foods' are great; try these three simple dishes Tuesday, I like the sound of the words "comfort foods." 18A Preheat the oven to 350. Take a one-quart oven- Arts Leisure Nov. 1, 1994 They convey a message of down-to-earth, non-pre- proof dish and place a layer of potatoes on the bot- tentious foods. Some of the names may be fancy but WHAT'S tom, followed by a layer of tomatoes and then keep the dishes are not. on layering until they are all used. Put the garlic on The three following recipes are plain old-fashioned COOKING? top along with salt, pepper and crumbs. Carefully dishes that I have "twitched" up. How "homey" can drizzle the oil on top. Bake for 30 minutes. The arrival of you be with vegetables such as potatoes, zucchini, tomatoes and spinach? Bobbie Sharp I have to share this fascinating information with my readers. How many of you are stuck to buy a pre- ZUCCHINI VICHYSSOISE gloves) sent for "someone who has everything?" Possibly I the little stranger 2 medium leeks, trimmed, washed in cold may be able to solve your problem. The only catch is running water and diced 1/2 cup bread crumbs Marsha and I returned to New York in the 6 ounces Monterey jack cheese, cubed they have to have a sense of humor. If they do not 1 white onion, diced then you are on your own. early part of the summer of 1959. It was to 1 garlic clove, minced Butter to grease a one-quart casserole become known as one of the hottest on record. 2 tablespoons safflower oil Preheat the oven to 350. Melt three tablespoons of Recently I received in the mail a brochure featur- Also, one of the first of those startling New York 1 potato, peeled and diced butter in a pan and whisk in the flour to make a roux. ing specialty foods. "Road Kill Brands" included Do not let it brown. Add the onion and garlic, stir. were Armadillo Parts at only $2.99 per can. My blackouts that paralyzed The Big Apple occurred 4 cups zucchini, trimmed and diced that summer. Whisk in the stock, half and half, salt, pepper and cel- favorite though was Pickled Possum Parts, it has a 4 cups chicken stock ery salt. Add the Monterey jack and jalapeno, blend. good ring to it and that was also $2.99 per can. Also I was busy throughout the summer with pro- 1/2 cup light cream Scrape the mix into a buttered casserole and sprinkle advertised were two new cookbooks: "Road Kill duction meetings and casting calls for my second 1 tablespoon lemon juice Pontiac industrial. Rehearsals began in late July. the top with the bread crumbs. Dot the top with the Cookbook Gourmet Style" and "Road Kill Cookbook Salt and white pepper remaining butter. Bake about 40 minutes. This will Redneck Style." These erudite books are only $7.99 As Marsha's delivery date came closer, so did Dill, minced for garnish the time for my leaving town for the opening of serve eight. per volume, shipping and handling extra. the car show in Detroit. Each seemed to come Take a large sauce pan and place the leeks, onion, I hope I have been of some help for that special nearer and nearer. Both of us were frantic that I garlic, oil, potato and zucchini in it. Turn the heat to MINORCAN POTATOES FOR TWO gift for that special friend who has everything! would be out of town when she was rushed to medium and stir to coat all the vegetables well. Turn 1 large potato, peeled and thinly sliced Doctor's Hospital for labor and delivery. the heat to low, cover and let them sweat for 15 min- 1 large ripe tomato, cored and thinly sliced Bobbie Sharp has been cooking for family and friends utes; stir once or twice. Add the stock, bring it to a This would mean a rapid trip back to New 2 medium garlic cloves, minced for over 50 years. She has studied under Chef Tei and boil, turn to simmer, cover and cook 30 minutes. York from Detroit for me. Then a hug and kiss Salt and pepper under Julie Dannenbaum at the Creative Cooking Puree it in batches in a blender and pour it into a 1/2 cup bread crumbs School In Philadelphia. She and her husband, Thomas, for my dear wife, Marsha, and a loving look and A 'Gathouse on Sanibel... Will it pass Zoning?' moved to Sanibel in 1981 from Berwyn, Pa. cautious cuddle with my new daughter or son. bowl and refrigerate. Before serving, whisk in the 1/4 cup olive oil Concerned citizens need ne'er mind, be of good (In 1959 there was none of this knowing which about every position and personality are available, cream, juice, salt and pepper. Ladle it into chilled sex your child would be many months before cheer and have no fear, this "cathouse" is merely Many of these art pieces have been done by artists soup cups and garnish with the dill. This will serve birth). I would then immediately have to return the lightheaded name of the Second Annual Feline such as Joan Piel-Joy, Susi Sax and Albermarle about six. Festival of Art, Sculpture and Crafts to benefit Potters. to Detroit and continue with the Pontiac business CREAMED SPINACH WITH JALAPENOS at hand. P.A.W.S. slated for the month of November at the P.A.W.S. is a local non-profit organization sup- Sanibel Gallery, 1628 Periwinkle Way. This show ported by donations and volunteers dedicated to 2 boxes frozen chopped spinach, thawed, is a must see for cat fanciers, and yes, even for controlling the feral cat population on the islands. blanched, drained and squeezed dry We're Floating non-cat fanciers because you will see some most This is accomplished through a spay and neuter 4 tablespoons butter unusual gifts. It may be the perfect present for program. The organization also helps to reduce dis- 2 tablespoons flour Show Biz someone on your Christmas list, ease and the suffering of your feline friends. 2 tablespoons onion, minced Jean Dean, Audrey Chiaradio and Dick All proceeds from, this month long November 1 garlic clove, minced A Higher Rate As It Wuz Hartmann are just three of the local artists who show, exhibited by Duey Liber at the Sanibel 1/2 cup chicken stock have once again used their talents for the benefit of Gallery, will assist the organization with its various 1/2 cup half and half By Frank Wagner •P.A.W.S. There are cat banks, feline Christmas and most important programs. Salt and pepper ornaments with moveable legs, totes and purses The gallery hours are from 9:30 a.m, to 4:30 1 teaspoon celery salt with silk-screened cat images, functional cat din? p.m., Monday through Friday, and 9:30 a.m. to 4 1 jalapeno, trimmed and minced (wear rubber On the very day I was to leave, Marsha had nerware, eat doils, watercolors, oils and cats in just p.m., Saturday. It's closed Sunday. decided to clean house to take her mind off When we invest time in the education everything. She was actually scrubbing the of all children, we invest in the future. kitchen floor when a certain tell-tale chaos in her 18 Months abdomen toJd her it was time to get to the hospi- Weekend jazzf est District 4 tal. She alerted me and as she got dressed I called the stage manager and told him I would have to 'The Phil' hosts Saturday event; catch a later plane. He said he'd take care of everything, including changing or adjusting my BOfei ticket and off to Doctor's Hospital we went. BIG Arts Center holds Sunday concert Naturally, Marsha's memory of each moment By Frank Wagner the finish of the concert. Endorsed by: Republican Annual Percentage Yield before, during and after is still crystal clear. She- Islander staff writer If you'd like to check out the sounds of Redman, Business People United forPolitica l Action , $10,000 Minimum remembers detailed happenings on the way to It was an interesting weekend of jazz. Both pro- his new album "Wish" has just been released. Lehi^i Acres Educational Task Force I 0 T grams were completely different in style and the one Cape Coral Association of Realtors the hospital, the signing in, the room, the nurses, Val Parker and Trio at BIG Arts The Breeze Naples Daily News O/•» J-» <"\ <«k I the doctors, the beginnings and duration of labor that appealed to you most, depended on your taste in It must be immediately said that Parker is a mas- jazz. Citizens For A Better Community Ot/1 lvJUl and her first sight of Lisa Franchesca, our first terful musician and jazz artist. One sometimes forgets Teachers Association of Lee County and only child. Joshua Redman and his quartet at The Naples what an accomplished musical magician he is. Then Support Personnel Assn. of Lee County My memories are like a panoramic jig-saw Philharmonic Center were strongly representative of on Sunday, Oct. 23, in the Phillips Gallery, we heard Pd. pol. adv. paid for by the campaign acct. of Katherine Boren the contemporary sounds of jazz. Islander Val Parker puzzle. I recall only bits and pieces. But I will his wildly exciting improvisations, sweet and funky, Annual Percentage Yield always remember when I held my daughter Lisa and his trio, plus the amazing vocals of Itasca Coralee and suddenly realized anew how inventive his is. in my arms for the first time, the thrill of being (Tassie) worked in the more traditional jazz style. Sergio Pizzi was at the drums and Vince Evans FDIG AUCTION \ $10,000 Minimum madly in love for the second time in my life. It Joshua Redman and Quartet at "The Phil" (replacing the announced Kevin Mauldin) plucked was a firm bonding that to this day has never Redman is a young and extraordinarily talented the bass. They provided solid rhythmic backups and 'Sort SaniSelMarina / (Development Property wavered. Lisa has been a constant joy. saxophonist who has won many of the most presti- some interesting riffs. ft Myers, ?£ Suddenly, I knew it was time to say "bye" and gious jazz awards, including The Thelonius Monk Itasca Coralee informed us early in her set that 18± ACRES - PRIME MARINA LOCATION be off to Detroit. International Jazz Saxophone Competition (1991), friends call her "Tassie." She could also have added, I will not soon forget my entrance into the Jazz Times' Best New Artist (1991), Rolling Stones' "It rhymes with 'sassy'" as many of her startling bass ONE MILE FROM BRIDGE TO SANIBEL ISLAND, Mosque in Detroit where the company was in Hot Jazz Artist of 1993 and the 1933 Down Beat notes were reminiscent of that unique jazz vocalist, AT THE GULF OF MEXICO the middle of orchestra rehearsal. Everything Critic' Poll #1 Tenor Saxophonist deserving wider the late Sarah Vaughn. recognition. 8± AC. ZONED C-2 AND I O± AC. ZONED AG-2 had been pre-planned. They knew I was due and Her microphone technique, ease and comfort on the minute I walked into the theater the orchestra The tenor saxophone becomes an instrument for stage while the musicians did their thing were telling 52± DOCKS IN PLACE WITH POSSIBILITY OF immediately changed tunes and played while the technical fireworks when Redman plays. His light- clues of a background loaded with experience. EXPANSION entire company and crew sang an appropriate ning swift jumps from bass sounds to the reedy top Tassie's vocals are highly stylized; a bit shocking IDEAL FOR MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL We don't think you should be satisfied with lower^ number from the show - "A Brand New Baby!" notes seems to be a technical trademark. The cascad- at first but like all good acquired tastes, you are soon AND/OR COMMERCIAL USES In the show it was used to reveal one of the new ing finger work and the fluttering of notes are amaz- intrigued or nonplussed by her sudden octave jumps, rates. Raise your sights, and take a look at our Pontiac models. For me it was a tribute to the ing. He can literally make the saxophone growl. the vocal gear shifts, the clenched teeth sounds and FRI. • NOV. 18 • 2:00 PM NEW MAJOR-SAVER CD. We're flying high! arrival of Lisa, the newest and best Super The rest of the quartet was made up of Brad the nasal placement that brings forth such a pure Wagner model for 1959 and into the future. Mehldau (pianist), Christian McBride (bass) and white tone it could cut glass at 40 paces. PARTICIPATION INVITED Things went well, the show was most success- Brian Blade (drums). The consensus seems most positive and I, for one, ful and at my going away party the cast gave me Each instrumentalist's solo improvisations were look forward to hearing this unique jazz singer soon Call for a Tree Auction brochure Call a beautiful little frock for Lisa. Unfortunately always musically thrilling and they took full advan- again. My favorite vocal of the afternoon was they had gotten me so champagne tipsy that I tage of using a single composition to its fullest. The Tassie's treatment of "Good Morning Heartache," a C813)454-0025" 472-1537 ED BONKOWSKI, LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER wasn't absolutely positive I was on a plane or first part lasted approximately an hour and utilized tune always associated with the late, great Billie flying all the way back to New York under my only four individual numbers with multiple varia- Holliday. THE SWNWIRD Of EXCHJBCE* own steam created from the power of the bubbly. tions. Society First Federal Savings Bank I heard it repeated by several totally satisfied audi- A KevCoru Bank MEMBER FDiC Results? The frock was left in the cab on the Here was an uptown sound, a sophisticated, New ence members in the Phillips Gallery at the BIG Arts York East Side sound with not a hint of funk. Center on Dunlop Road, "Isn't this a great way to AUCTION CG INC. Annual Percentage Yield (APY) figures assume that-your-money staysrrrrdeposit until maturity. The Please see STRANGER, page 22A The audience was sparse but appreciative. spend a Sunday afternoon?" It definitely is, so keep LnwdWEaukbr minimum deposit required to open the account and earn the stated APY is $10,000. Substantial inter- Everyone leapt to their feet for a standing ovation at watching for the next Sunday aftemooh~jazzxohcert. Louis B. FISHER, III, CAI • AU#332 • AB#1O6 est penalty is required for subsequent early withdrawals. The interest rate and APY are accrued as of 431 N.E. FIRST STREET* POHPANO BEACH, FL 33060 October 19, 1994. This offer may be withdrawn at any time. (800) 331-6620 r Tuesday. Nov. 1. 1994 THE ISLANDER 19A 'Comfort foods' are great; try these three simple dishes Tuesday, I like the sound of the words "comfort foods." 18A Preheat the oven to 350. Take a one-quart oven- Leisure Nov. 1,1994 They convey a message of down-to-earth, non-pre- proof dish and place a layer of potatoes on the bot- tentious foods. Some of the names may be fancy but WHAFS tom, followed by a layer of tomatoes and then keep the dishes are not. on layering until they are all used. Put the garlic on The three following recipes are plain old-fashioned COOKING? top along with salt, pepper and crumbs. Carefully dishes that I have "twitched" up. How "homey" can drizzle the oil on top. Bake for 30 minutes. The arrival of you be with vegetables such as potatoes, zucchini, tomatoes and spinach? |KBy Bobbie Sharp I have to share this fascinating information with ZUCCHINI VICHYSSOISE my readers. How many of you are stuck to buy a pre- gloves) sent for "someone who has everything?" Possibly I the little stranger 2 medium leeks, trimmed, washed in cold may be able to solve your problem. The only catch is running water and diced 1/2 cup bread crumbs Marsha and I returned to New York in the 6 ounces Monterey jack cheese, cubed they have to have a sense of humor. If they do not 1 white onion, diced then you are on your own. early part of the summer of 1959. It was to 1 garlic clove, minced Butter to grease a one-quart casserole become known as one of the hottest on record. 2 tablespoons safflower oil Preheat the oven to 350. Melt three tablespoons of Recently I received in the mail a brochure featur- Also, one of the first of those startling New York 1 potato, peeled and diced butter in a pan and whisk in the flour to make a roux. ing specialty foods. "Road Kill Brands" included Do not let it brown. Add the onion and garlic, stir. blackouts that paralyzed The Big Apple occurred 4 cups zucchini, trimmed and diced were Armadillo Parts at only $2.99 per can. My that summer. Whisk in the stock, half and half, salt, pepper and cel- favorite though was Pickled Possum Parts, it has a 4 cups chicken stock ery salt. Add the Monterey jack and jalapeno, blend. I was busy throughout the summer with pro- 1/2 cup light cream good ring to it and that was also $2.99 per can. Also Scrape the mix into a buttered casserole and sprinkle advertised were two new cookbooks: "Road Kill duction meetings and casting calls for my second 1 tablespoon lemon juice Pontiac industrial. Rehearsals began in late July. the top with the bread crumbs. Dot the top with the Cookbook Gourmet Style" and "Road Kill Cookbook Salt and white pepper remaining butter. Bake about 40 minutes. This will Redneck Style." These erudite books are only $7.99 As Marsha's delivery date came closer, so did Dill, minced for garnish the time for my leaving town for the opening of serve eight. per volume, shipping and handling extra. Take a large sauce pan and place the leeks, onion, the car show in Detroit. Each seemed to come I hope I have been of some help for that special garlic, oil, potato and zucchini in it. Turn the heat to nearer and nearer. Both of us were frantic that I MINORCAN POTATOES FOR TWO gift for that special friend who has everything! would be out of town when she was rushed to medium and stir to coat all the vegetables well. Turn 1 large potato, peeled and thinly sliced Doctor's Hospital for labor and delivery. the heat to low, cover and let them sweat for 15 min- 1 large ripe tomato, cored and thinly sliced Bobbie Sharp has been cooking for family and friends utes; stir once or twice. Add the stock, bring it to a This would mean a rapid trip back to New 2 medium garlic cloves, minced for over 50 years. She has studied under Chef Tel and boil, turn to simmer, cover and cook 30 minutes. York from Detroit for me. Then a hug and kiss Salt and pepper under Julie Dannenbaum at the Creative Cooking Puree it in batches in a blender and pour it into a 1/2 cup bread crumbs School in Philadelphia. She and her husband, Thomas, for my dear wife, Marsha, and a loving look and A 'Gathouse on Sanibei... Will it pass Zoning?' moved to Sanibei in 1981 from Berwyn, Pa. cautious cuddle with my new daughter or son. bowl and refrigerate. Before serving, whisk in the 1/4 cup olive oil Concerned citizens need ne'er mind, be of good (In 1959 there was none of this knowing which about every position and personality are available. cream, juice, salt and pepper. Ladle it into chilled sex your child would be many months before cheer and have no fear, this "cathouse" is merely Many of these art pieces have been done by artists soup cups and garnish with the dill. This will serve birth). I would then immediately have to return the ligftthearted name of the Second Annual Feline such as Joan Piel-Joy, Susi Sax and Albermarle about six. Festival of Art, Sculpture and Crafts to benefit Potters. to Detroit and continue with the Pontiac business CREAMED SPINACH WITH JALAPENOS at hand. P.A.W.S. slated for the month of November at the P.A.W.S. is a local non-profit organization sup- Sanibei Gallery, 1628 Periwinkle Way, This show ported by donations and volunteers dedicated to 2 boxes frozen chopped spinach, thawed, is a must see for cat fanciers, and yes, even for controlling the feral cat population on the islands. blanched, drained and squeezed dry We're Floating non-cat fanciers because you will see some most This is accomplished through a spay and neuter 4 tablespoons butter unusual gifts. It may be the perfect present for program. The organization also helps to reduce dis- 2 tablespoons flour Show Biz someone on your Christmas list, ease and the suffering of your feline friends. 2 tablespoons onion, minced Jean Dean, Audrey Chiaradio and Dick All proceeds from this month long November 1 garlic clove, minced A Higher Rate As it Wuz Hartmann are just three of the local artists who show, exhibited by Duey Liber at the Sanibei 1/2 cup chicken stock have once again used their talents for the benefit of Gallery, will assist the organization with its various 1/2 cup half and half <•*,< By Frank Wagner P.A.W.S. There are cat banks, feline Christmas and most important programs. Salt and pepper ornaments with moveable legs, totes and purses The gallery hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 1 teaspoon celery salt with sitk-screened cat images, functional

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continued from page 18A News tidbits from Sanibel's Pirate Playhouse theater By Frank Wagner reach/educational programs in schools Jerry and Joanna Kearns are accompa- house members was planned as a fund way to the airport, or in the airport, or anxious to, ready to and did return to She kept us at bolt-upright, uptight wine was perfect, but I will also con- Islander staff writer and centers. nying the group. raiser for the Pirate Playhouse. on the plane, or in the New York taxi I work two weeks after giving birth. She attention for the next few months. fess it was the first time in my life I Here's the latest news from the Those who attend are asked to wear This special event for Pirate Play- took to West 54th Street. I frankly moved from one television show to the Her list of demands was phenome- began to have weight problems. Pirate Playhouse, a busy theatrical pro- black and/or white and bring one of admit, to this day I haven't the foggiest other during that fall and winter season. nal. Marsha and I were so stunned and Marsha had always had a thing duction center. their favorite foods to share. Everyone recollection of what happened. I only This meant we had to contact a in such a state of shock at her audacity, about doors. She would have been one 9 The Curtain Raisers, a volunteer is encouraged to invite a friend or two remember it was a lovely little dress nurse's agency and interview qualified we agreed to all of her terms and condi- of the first to completely approve of the organization with Sanibel's Pirate who might also be interested in joining that Lisa never got to wear. persons for a live-in situation. We tions. open-classroom theory. Naturally the Playhouse, will hold its first Black and the playhouse's theatrical family. Things at the apartment were under- talked with a number of individuals but You might enjoy reading about some only doors in our apartment were to the White Pot Luck Lunch at 1 p.m. For additional information about going a startling change of pace. There had not been totally taken with any of of her demands. Poege must have closets and bathroom. But after the first Sunday, Nov. 6. The luncheon will be Curtain Raisers group or its Kickoff was not only one stranger but two that them. Then we suddenly got a call from Pecan Sandies and ginger ale in the few days of the Poege Regime, Marsha held at the playhouse on Periwinkle Pot Luck Lunch, please call 472-0006. had entered our lives. The adjustment the agency for a special interview. house at all times. Poege would set the asked for doors to be added to every Way and serve as the kickoff drive for • On Thursday, Oct. 27, laughter and was formidable. Even our Lhasa Apso They explained that one of the finest schedule for Lisa's daily life and it room in the apartment and they were. this season's theatrical productions. excitement filled the air as 43 islanders So-low was convinced that a two-per- baby nurses in the city had just become would be strictly adhered to. We were In looking back I often wonder how Everyone is invited to attend and boarded a bus to Miami for a whirl- son invasion from Never-Never land available. She was supposed to take allowed to spend certain specific times and why we put up with such nonsense explore volunteer opportunities with wind week in London on the first Pirate WE SELL FOR LESS had been launched to take over his three small children, via ship, from for so long. I guess the answer is she the playhouse. This includes ushers, Playhouse West-End Theater Tour. New York to France for a holiday with with Lisa. But visiting hours for our OUR GUARANTEES... VISIT OUR DESIGN CENTER home land. friends were limited. We could call was wonderful with Lisa and it is administrative and backstage assis- They will see Andrew Lloyd Webber's their father but plans had fallen through 1 M LOWEST PRICE m WALL PAPER Before Lisa had even been con- Gabrielle by her first name only if she amazing how swiftly new parents can tance, playhouse reception hosts and "Sunset Boulevard," George Bernard We are not on Cleveland Ave. ceived, Marsha and I had thoroughly and she could now accept another posi- So Our Overhead is Lower tion. had the same privilege of using our adjust. hostesses, promotional material distrib- Shaw's "The Devil's Disciple" and a M WINDOW TREATMENTS discussed the fact that she wanted to given names. Poege also added, she The final straw was at a utors, fund-raising ideas and volun- third theater event of their choice. M COMPLETE SATISFACTION continue her career in the theater and Nurse Gabrielle Poege, alias Frau Deal Directly With Owner, m CARPET, TILE & would need no days off for a while and Thanksgiving dinner party with a table teers, groundskeeping and landscaping Arrangements were made by All Not a Here-Today, would need a full-time nanny. She was Gone-Tomorrow Salesperson VINYL FLOORING Hitler, came into our lives in August. we would compensate her for that priv- full of friends and Marsha's mother. help and work with community out- Ways Travel in Sanibel and owners M NO PRESSURE SALES ilege. Poege held forth on how Marsha INTERIOR DESIGNER ON STAFF GLADIOLUS PMR • PMR V'.PMR * PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR PMR I think the most trying was her bath- should have prepared the pears she BIG Arts' Great Musicians Series set M FAST, FREE DELIVERY AT NO COST OR OBLIGATION' served for dessert. room schedule. It was posted for all to By Frank Wagner SUMMERUN see. If you didn't adhere to your allot- The parting was by mutual agree- Islander staff writer LARGE SELECTION OF COMPLETE ted time and complete all of your bodi- ment. Amazingly enough Poege met a John Friedman, chairman of the Barrier Island Group for the Arts Music WICKER & RATTAN ly functions on schedule, you were out nurse in Central Park who she thought PACKAGES Committee, and his hard working committee members - music lovers all - are $ of luck - and time. How you handled it would be perfect for us and gave her all extremely excited by the diversified musical magic they have selected for this OPEN 7 DAYS FROM 4@00°° after that was of no concern to our kinds of reasons why she should leave MON.-FRI. 9-6 SAT. 9-5 season's events. i CONVENIEKT LOCATION FROM female dictator Poege. her present job and come to the To whet your musical appetite, and spur your interest in purchasing a season SUNDAY 12-4 •i Wagners. Even here, her Germanic SANIBEL & FT. MYERS BEACH i SUNSETS FOREVER! This luxurious top SEAGRAPE VILLAGE #1. Carefree Gulf- Since Marsha's television rehearsal ticket for $155 for 10 concerts, six concerts of your choice for $102 or single tick- •< floor PINE COVE apartment boasts front living. Three bedroom, three bath schedules were so demanding and con- concept of "you will do" worked. 15501 MCGREGOR < beautiful Gulf front wfAancf spacious th^plJ&Mk^nhg a private ets at $19, here is a complete listing of the Great Musicians Series for 1994/95 489*3311 -4 Gulf froqffl&SrJM^EBjSr Only four FINANCING AVAILABLE IN MINER'S PIAZA nSjigk with elegant stantly changing, Gabrielle volunteered Thanks to Gabrielle Poege, we hired •-< nook. 2 bedrooms, residenceSParefrgrape with pool. Very and a capsule description of each artist and event. All performances will be held 2 bathsri'lecl floors, screened porch and well priced at $485,000 furnished. Great to do the cooking for dinner. But, only a new English nanny by the name of in the Phillips Gallery at the BIG Arts Center. -I more. Excellent rentals. Available for location, very comfortable, and very well if she could order the meat, specify the Joyce Dean. She was to be a part of our $515,000. Call Marsha. maintained. • Saturday, Nov. 12 - The Lark String Quartet. "1 wine and be accountable for none of family for the next 23 years, first as These four talented ladies were Gold Medal winners -1 the shopping. nanny and then as our housekeeper. in the 1991 Shostakovich International String Quartet A When I got the first butcher bill I Competition in St. Petersburg, Russia. They have HENRICKS The Diamond Center H almost had cardiac arrest. Listed were garnered rave reviews from music critics around the 1 such delicacies as veal nuss (a filet of Next week: A full season of summer world. ~4 veal), ribs of beef and pork, filet stock in the Melody Top Tent in • Saturday, Nov. 19 - The Cleveland Duo with 1 mignon, etc. Now I'll have to admit Cohasset, Mass., and a lasting love guest artist saxophonist James Umble. This is a SOMERSET #C201. Immaculate luxury SUNWARD PENTHOUSE #302. Three that the meals were fabulous and the affair with Scituate Harbor. return engagement for The Cleveland Duo, and a Compare and condominium, beautiful view of Gull, many bedroom, two bath, West side condominium Drive A Little... upgrades. Two bedrooms, family room, wrttl screened and glassed porches, luge living first-time appearance for Umble, one of the country's 2-1/2 baths One of Sanlbel's finest and dining room Panoramic views of the Gulf leading young classical saxophonists. The program properties and Innovative 1loor plan and beach Developer's apartment, absolutely exquisite Rooftop sundeck' Sunward features Power Squadron meets contains-music for violin and piano, two violins, and Save Sale pod and tennis. You MUST see this spacious and beautriut residence. W40.000. piano with violin and saxophone. at Sanibel Community Center • Saturday, Nov. 26 - Terry Waldo's "Sportin' 50% to 70% Off House Revue." This will be a jazz revue with songs SAVE ALOT! One hundred and thirty eight mem- Boers presented a new member certifi- from Sportin' Houses where jazz and blues were first Genuine Diamond Solitaire Pendant Genuine Diamond AnirtWWy JWttg mond Solitaire Earrings bers attended the Sanibel-Captiva cate to Richard Hopkins. heard. This vastly entertaining show comes to M kl ctiu'n included H hfl 14 tl goli ' •weight clsewn"= Henrick'j Price "weigh! elsewhere Henrkk'jPrice • weight elsewhere Henrick's Trice Power Squadron meeting Tuesday George E. Irwin received a certifi- islanders after a long run at the famous Michael's Karlewelers tog JCPcnncy A-, -„ K Wei sileprfct$l» *»o evening, Oct. 18, at the Sanibel cate of educational achievement in Pub in New York City. 1/4 cl sakpnceMW $158 ,*« P n« $228 1 ct tw lcttw Lillnunsslle $138 smm* let Luna's sale 1/3 a Community Center. Commander Alan recognition of his completion of all • Saturday, Dec. 10 - Cellist Yosif Feigelson. This Luna's sale t—,na JC Penny sale pice S299 Service pnee $999 Mctclundm JC Penney ELEGANT ESTATE home with large Pool GULF FRONT FANTASY perfect beach- fabulous musician is a student of Moscow's 1/2 Cl pcceSSM $388 puce SI995 Jlenridu Price front residence in CHATEAU SUR MER. courses offered by the salepricc$152O Henricks Price and Pool House. This home is designed for Hen ricks Price Service Merchandise 3a _ Service Merclunjise $348 the family and offers three bedrooms, Home features 3 bedrooms (master BR Power Squadron. This Rostropovich and winner of the prestigious 3/4 Cl sale prices 1397 $598 _ — — ate pnee M97 with HIS and HER baths), large open living family room, exquisite Master suite with his and dining rooms, spacious screened places him in the top 10 Tchaikovsky Competition at the age of 19. After $798 and hers bathroom s.The property has appr. porch, solar heated swimming pool and Experienced immigrating to this country, he has played many solo Genuine Diamond Insert Ring Genuine 37.000 sq. ft. for great privacy. Offered fully much more. Call for details PRICE percent of all members of Genuine Diamond Solitaire Ring , d Earring Jackets furnished at $725,000. $1,100,000. Contact Marsha. Rock Solid recitals and appeared as guest artist with some of the d in beautiful 14 ki gold the United States Power elsewhere Henrick's Price Squadrons. country's leading orchestras. elsewhere Henrick's Price •weight •weight elsewhere Henrick's Price • Saturday, Jan 8, 1995 - Ransome Piano Duo. Zalesale $228 VOTE Past Commander Dave price 5399 $178 lcttw 1/4 ct lcttw Wet price S3? $225 Macy's sale ,,..„ Service William and Keiko Ransome have been acclaimed on Service curia's sale Spoehr announced plans 1/2 ct price $995 $498 Merchandise ,. Service Merchandise Merchandise 1/2 cl . price S499 1/2 cl four continents for their recitals featuring four hands Goi Jan's sale Lurla's sale sale price $1199 sale price $899 SJle price S399M DAVISON for a lighted boat parade price $749 price $1495 Henricks Price umirehaii Jewelers Henricks Prfe. on one piano. William Ransome is currently head of Henricks Price 3/4 ct ^ price $W99 Dec. 12 and urged mem- , M Service Merchandise e J.-t. sale price $1570 $795 $588 Nov. 8th bers to plan to participate. the piano faculty at Emory University. $388 A dinner at Grandma • Saturday, Jan. 28 - Violinist Dmetri Belinsky. FABULOUS HEAR BEACH LOCATION, this lowty,* tEDGEWOOD Sanibel'i Paid by Bob Davison Campaign Acct. This violin virtuoso was winner of the Paganani nattaftad 4 bedroom hone located on .5 aae I- > Gulf front condo Dot's is planned follow- I on prestio Competition in Italy at the age of 16 and recently dowwftlng (Wane* to tte GuH. Features k ing the boat parade. won the United States' Young Concerts Artists o$«, and open sacte a tree house" afrit) 3.01 et Diamond J Members were ••i:DB tw' Diamond-::-. .;'•::) pool Assfetk lor $379,000 Call Marahag Auditions. 1.04 tw Diamond :: : 2.16 ct Marquise • ZWcttwZSy ;-. SolitaireRnjg'-c,.;.:?; : Stud Earrings ;-;;t reminded to sign up now « Saturday, Feb. 11 - Nicholas Loren and Stud Earrings pianroi;d Solitaire Ring. Diamond Tennis Bracelet TicfcctPrici : Ticket Price : TickM Price •MM Ticket Price TlcSttPri ;$W90 \ .•.-:. $*!»:•:«•: for fall courses which are 1 Catherine Wright. Check this one as a must see. It o ',,52590 YoiirClBt w.) listed in the current issue doesn't matter how you check it, make certain you i of Soundings. 1.42 ct tw Diamond , don't miss it! You're in for an amazing evening of U8ct Diamond Diamond Snijt •'Met Diamond.': jr.ii : 3/4 ct Diamond SStyle InstrtKing •;:;• Insert Ring1 i;';1;*:.^ The 19th Anniversary Piamanil Tennis Bracelet Solitaire Ring famous opera duets. Solitaire Pendant — Ticket Price Ticket Price: GOPHER* Charter Party will be held • Saturday, Feb. 18 - Dick Hyman & Bob Haggart, 1 ' Very r.-wfcgous aas of J IflTTSOn net honessias HNB&»% Nov. 16 at Sanibel Har- in a return, return engagement, will entertain you W Goif Dnve front t bour Resort. with traditional jazz at its' best. Special: On Sunday, H"3if) Mart ••'.•• ;i/4d«wS-Stjte .•••;•:, ,:v 1.60 c! Emerald Cut 3 ct tie Diamond Diamond Anniversary Ring: , pod ir are of J Lt. Henry Klein, pro- 1.46 ctDiamond .85 rttw Marquise Diamond SolitaireRing ii Feb. 19, the two will present "Making Music for the DiamondAiinkersary Ring: Meart Pendant '-rfi • Solitaire Ring •-•—• TicketSrice •Ticket Main IDEiE= Pint Islond Center gram chairman, intro- Movies." This concert will be free to purchasers of Ticket Pri 1; 'K (113)883-4334 YaurCost duced Scott and Gretchen all 10 concerts. '. S777 McPhee of Captiva who • Saturday, Feb. 25 - Borromeo String Quartet. gave a most entertaining These four extraordinary musicians debuted in the LawayNow '& ,«* UT ISLAND CRUISE and interesting presenta- Kennedy Center. Then went on to win the Young ForXmas, ; i GRANDE on Gasparilla Island tion about their five-year Concert Artists International Auditions and the first Lid SHELLING TRIPS sailing trip around the Elliot P. Richardson Presidential Scholarship of the autiful and World Famous world. They traveled New England Conservatory of Music, which spon- TO COSTA ISLAND 33,000 miles and visited sored the quartet's highly successful London Debut. aboard The Andy Rosse 9 Sunday, April 2 - Walt Levinsky Swing Band. 472-5300 30 countries and enjoyed Drive A Little I Marina & . J Cottage* Downtown Captln it so much that they are Levinsky will play saxophone and clarinet and fea- MARSHA CLIFFORD planning another round ture Johnny Varro on piano and Peter Appleyard on Save Aiot Broker Salesperson Located in the "Center" of Multi-Million the world trip for January vibes. Other headliners will be from the Sarasota Jazz Dollar Club 1996. Festival. Bonita Springs Shopping Center If you need any further information, please call VS. 41 and Bonita Beach Rd. PMR 395-0900, (between Bealls & Publix) 24A IHE ISLANDER Tuesday. Nov. 1.1994 Nieman captures second Pigskin Picks crown of season By Christopher Strine Joanne Wessels (51 points). Good luck! Tuesday Islander editor In all 30 players participated in the game. If you have any questions, please call The Nov. 1,1994 25A Trish Nieman, one of the faithful Pigskin Picks Nieman now wins a second, free, three-foot-long Islander at 472-5185. Classified participants from the Sanibel Post Office, has become Cold Cub Combo submarine sandwich from Subway the first two-time winner in the 1994 Picks contest. of Sanibel, the co-sponsor of the 1994 Pigskin Picks iice furniture, excellent condition, Quality dogs available. Adults: Last week (week 7 of the game), Nieman edged contest. Circle the team you think will win each game. For the Game of German Shepherd, Rottweiler, Interior plant care person. Must be In oak finish, includes desks, neat & personable. Experience ADVERTISING SALES._. MOTORCYCLE & five other competitors in the always, all-important the Week; pick the winner AND Include your guess for the airs and computer center. Call Siberian Husky, Malamute. 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Base + 11)5/94 —tttt—21054479-1 283-2293 Nieman edged the other finalists with a points guess coupon - properly filled out with all winning teams FSU at Ga. Tech Buffalo at NX Jets Saw Handy Cam, 2 ban. packs, AC 11/4)94 —Sitt—21063349-3 comm. Excel, benefits. 11/5)94 —tttt—21068519-4 Mwsr adapt., tele-photo lens, Wanted: Horse -14 hands or more, If you can meet this unique of 41. Just back of her with guesses of 42 points, 43 circled and a guess for the total points in the Game of ****** Miami at Syracuse N. England at Cleve. toood carrying case, 8 mm tapes. willing & solid (spirited OK) any challenge, send your resume Seo'cassette tapes. $650. Call breed or color under $1000. 694- MANAGEMENT - •76 MG MIDGET CONV., points and 45 points were Jason Elliot, Steve Johnson the Week - dropped off at our Islander office at 2407 Air Force at Army Detroit at Green Bay immediately to: 6373 after 4:00 p.m. 4 SPEED, BRIGHT RED, POWER BOATS 1 Wisconsin at OSU HELP WANTED Jack Messersmith, and Cheryl Elliot, respectively. The other near misses Periwinkle Way by Friday, Nov. 4, or it must be post- Indianapolis at Miami M -tttl-21068872-1 11/3/94 —titS—21068887-1 DRIVEN DAILY, SUPER GAS The Islander, USC at Wash. St. Pittsburgh at Houston Bull Sale. 150+ classified and Large stable company looking to fill MILEAGE. NEW TIRES, Barnhill kicker skiff 22 fool were Thorn Traucht (who guessed 47 points) and marked by that date. P.O. Box 56, GARDEN EQUIPMWJ performance tested Beefmaster 2 sales management positions. NEW BATTERY. with aluminum tower, Must have management Sanibel, FL 33957 or bulls for sale on Friday, November REDUCED $750. TO $2,750. raised sides, 50 gallon llohn Deere XL 176 ride-on mower 11th, 1994 at 10:00 a.m. at David C. experience in insurance. Income of 472-5185. MAKE OFFER. aluminum tank with Foreign tourism to our tant. The wealthier 98" cut, like new. 12 ft. x 5 ft. open Brown Beefmasters Prairie Creek $80,000 plus. For confidential 11/29)2013 —tttt — restricted species license 'trailer with new tires & axles. Weed Branch, located 11 miles south of interview call 813-433-2925 21066527-3 472-4595 OR 472-5185 $2,500. Game of the Week wacker, edger, & 2 blowers. $3,000. Arcadia, Florida, on Hwy. 31. For 11/17/94 — SStS — 21068087-1 11/5)94 —tttt— 21065312-3 area is down due to the individuals or large Call 283-2022 or 283-8805 Monday, Nov. 7 Slakes all. 458-5059 additional information please call Texas Refinery Corp. needs mature Mustang Convertible, '89 GT 5.0, consortiums prefer unit* -t»ii-aio«aaa«.i after 7 p.m. slow economy in . NFL (813)275-3411. person now in Cape Coral area. 21,600 miles, loaded, white w/black Interestingly enough, we International beach-front hotels in 11/4/94 —tttt—21060115-1 OFFICE & CLERICAL Regardless of experience, write top with white leather interior, 11/3)84 —tilt— 21066735-4 N.Y. Giants at Dallas B.C. Hopkins, Box 711. Ft. Worth. aluminum bottom, very clean, 22' Angler walk-around cuddy, 150 are experiencing a surge of top locations with at PLANTS & TREES "| [ SPORTING GOODS"! HELP WANTED TX 76101. sharp. $11,500. 463-1469 H.P. Mariner outboard PTT, boat & Real Estate 11/10/94 —tltt — 21067363-1 interest in our real estate by least 10 percent return Total Points LarrTVy Campbells Premium Palms. ' " ' H Office Clerk position available in 11/4)94 —tttt— 21068374-5 motor well kept. Both 1988, Delivered, Planted & Guaranteed. Hand gun for sale - Para-ordinance Sanibel Attorney's office. Flexible Attention Phone-Pros. Tired ol low 1986 Mercedes - 560 SL - 2 tops, $7,000.O.B.O 549-9317. foreign purchasers. I By J.B. Novelli on their money and Starting at $i5.00/ea. Licensed & P-13 13+1 45 cal., new in box $650. hours (30-40 hours per week). commissions. Want to make what 41,000 orig. miles, exc. cond., extra 11)2/94 —ittt—21066951-1 proven management. nsurecf 694-8536 813-283-5879 Typing required. Word Processing you're worth. This is the job for you. set new tires, chrome wheels, 1991 27 ft. 6" single engine Chris believe it's because, as an 11/10194 —tttt—21066345-1 11/2)94 -ttSi-3106807<-1 experience a plus. Must have own 40% commission paid weekly. Write telephone, $5,000. stereo system. Craft - 252 Crowne, mint condition. Large office buildings Name: vehicle. Call 472-1000,9:00 a.m. to your own check. 332-2102 EOE Asking $23,900. Make offer. 995- $25,900. 549-1235 investment, U.S. real estate Nordic Track Pro model with 11)17/84 —SSSt — 21066121-1 ( First and last name - no initials please) electronics, only 2 months old, used 4:00 p.m. 6868, leave message. 11/9/94 —tttt—21067255-8 is in general a very safe and with high occupancy HOME FURNISHINGS j only 5 times. Paid $599. Moving 11/4/94 — tttt—21069490-3 Texas Refinery Corp. needs mature 11/4/94 —tttt—21068460-1 Wanted - 17 ft. boat, motor, trailer. person now in Sanibel area. stable investment. Even in areas not as widely trav- are always in demand. Top locations for office Amish built lawn furniture. Swings, must sell fast, $475. 278-7780. 1950 WILLYS JEEPSTER Prefer Boston Whaler, Aquaspprt, 11/4/94 — mt-21069095-1 Regardless of experience, write PHAETON CONVERTIBLE. RED or similar Open Fisherman design. buildings still are New York, Chicago, Dallas, gliders, wishing wells, picnic sets, PART TIME-HELP W.A. Hopkins, Box 711, Ft. Worth, eled as ours, appreciation is predictable and rarely Address: and settees. Quality built. Fully Ruger Mark II Standard Mode! .22 ON RED, WITH WHITE TOP, Must be in good working condition. TX 76101 BODILY MECHANICALLY Leave message, 283-9070. is money lost in real estate. Also, many Europeans Boston, Atlanta and Orlando. The middle of the assembled. Free delivery. auto stainless 6" barrel in box, WANTED 11)18)94 —titt —21066542-3 Waltman's, corner of Pondella & never fired, $220. 728-2725. RESTORED. ORIGINAL 4 CYL. 11/4)84 —Ittt—21063332-1 - pay cash for their second homes or investment country is also becoming a desirable investment Moody, N. Ft. Myers, FL 656-4848. 11/4/94 -tttt-21069127-1 BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Earn $500 - Realtor/Associate Wanted. Do WITH OVERDRIVE. LIKE NEW 1988 Sea Ray Seville 1T Sow Rider THROUGHOUT. ASKING ANTIQUE properties, lessening the chance of overpaying and area for foreigners as it develops as a tourist area. 11)11(84 —tltt— 21057439-1 $2,000 a month part-time while you you want additional $$$$ Custom Design, 100 H.P. GENERAL-HELP learn this exciting business. Local unique opportunity, sell 15 BOOK PRICE $6,200. 813-433- Mercruiser - Clean. Great for water Phone: Bed, brass queen-size, complete exclusive lots. Must own boat. 3585. over-mortgaging property. Computers make communication, financial and with firm Orthopedic mattress set. Distributor needed now. Leave skiing. Used in fresh water only. WANTED message 336-7777. Island 15 minute boat ride from 11/4/94 —tttt—21069416-1 New stainless steel prop & custom property management from afar reasonable, and Never used, still in box. Cost Sanibel or St. James City The kinds of properties that we have requests for Pigskin Picks must be delivered to The Islander office by 5 11/10/94 —jtSS —31062432-1 1950 Ford 4 DR custom V-8,64,000 cover. Includes Harding drive-on $1,000, must sell $250. 278-3379. Marinas. Roger Broderick, trailer. $4,200,458-4551 telecommunications have also contributed to the p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, 1994, or postmarked by that date. Late 11X194 — tttt—21066845-1 Avon - All Areas. Earn to 50%. Over LOX'STOX & BAGLES. THE #1 orig. miles, new interior, new paint, most often by Europeans include: vacation homes 1000 products. Workplace, family, Realtor 1-800-741-2186. drive anywhere, exc. cond. Asking 11)2/84 — lilt— 2106BB82-1 entries will not be included. DELI IN FT. MYERS NEEDS including investment or rental properties, small practicality of property ownership in a foreign friends, neighbors. No door-to-door COUNTER HELP. PART-TIME - 11)2)94 —tttt—21O68030-1 $4,750. 995-6868. Make an offer, 1978 18 ft. Bow Rider, Bimini top land. • ••••• required. Discounts. Part/full time. FULL-TIME, AM HOURS AND leave message. w/trailer, Mercruiser 4 cyl. Excellent apartment buildings, small motels especially on the Insurance available. Sandi 1-800- WEEKENDS. EXPERIENCE EARN $400 - $1,200/MO. P-T or 11/4/94 —tttt—21069457-1 condition. $1,800. cash. 332-8008 beach, small office buildings in good areas. 43" Theater Sound 966-2166 independent rep. PREFERRED. 481-4203. $3,000 - $5,000/mo. F-T. Work at 1964 Ford F100 P. Up, V-6, 83,000 days, eves. 458-3858 FISHER BIG SCREEN T.V. 11/4)94 —tttt—21041039-1 11/3/84 —ttSS—21069050-1 home- for 24 hr. message call 336- orig. miles, restored, drive 11)3/94 —tttt— 21068904-1 Europeans like to have close contact with the peo- J.B. Novelli is president of VIP International Real 7777. anywhere, exc. cond. Asking ALSO ""POSTAL JOBS'" Mature person to work busy snack 11/11/84 —tttt —21069363-1 25' Donzi, full cuddy cabin, stylish ple who will manage their property, trust is impor- Estate. For more information call 433-0038. bar. Days & nights. Cape Coral $5,200. Make offer. 995-6868 leave yellow & black trim, 260 HP Applicants for clerks, sorters, Help wanted - Sales clerk on Ft. message. VCR HIGH FIDELITY carriers, starting rate $12.26/hour Bingo, 4721 S.E. 10th PI., Cape MerCruiser, VHF, dual battery, Myers Beach. Day or night shift. Call J1HNM —tttt— 21068459-1 4 TRACK HEAD, plus benefits, For complete hiring Coral. depth, stereo, Transom shower, information call 1-219-736-4715 Ext 11/4)94 —Sits—21069142-1 463-7330 or inquire at Tropical new canvas, well maintained. 1 YR. PROGRAMMING ON Sunset, 159 San Carlos Blvd.. Asking $18,500. Call 813-481-2108 SCREEN. P-2177, 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., 7 Looking for island resident to [ TRUCKS & VANS days. F.MB. 11)10)94 — tttt — 2106BB21-1 EXCELLENT COND. babysit for 1-1/2 year old, 3/4 days 11)4)94 —tttt— 2106937J-5 11/5)94 —*ttt—21067200-1 and nights a week. Must be clean, "91 Chevrolet S-10 Pick-UpTahoe, '87 Wellcralt 20.6 C.C. 150 H.P. 278-1782 $10 - $15/hour processing mail at reliable, non-smoker. Call 395- bright red/grey, bucket seals, 5 Merc on alum, bracket, lull transom, 2936; speed, V6, cruise, tilt. Retail $8,375, 32 hrs. on eng. 9.8 Merc kicker, home; Weekly cheek-guaranteed. sacrilice 1 week only $5,98B. For details write Business 11)6/94 —5585—21069244-3 SKILLS & TRADES alum, trailer, dual batteries. Marine ****** Johnny Myers Auto Sales, 4248 radio, cassette stereo, Bimini. Ex '""»« -tltt- 21067952-1 Research, Suite 118-J, 2682 Bookkeeper - Flexiblt PT tor Island Fowler, 278-5555. Imperial Hwy., Inglewood, CA HELP WANTED condition, $8,500. O.B.O. 549-3975 Tuesday Beautiful, brand new Verdi dinette business. Must know Quickbooks or 11)5)94 — tttt—21054401-1 11)3)94 —tttt—210^8974-1 set-glass top table, $200. Matching 90303. similar. Data entry, run reports, easier chairs, $50 eachl 463-6340. 11/11/84 —ttlt—21067518-1 maintain company records. Call TYPESETTER GMC motor home classic 1978, top 23' Bayliner Cuddy Cabin, 200 24A Nov. 1,1994 of the line, excellent condition, new 11)10194 —Utt—21068040-5 Front desk clerks - Experience 472-8135. Mac Experience Preferred horse power I/O, low hours, must Matching sofa and love seat, off preferred, but will train - Multi- 11/11/B4 —IIH —21069246-3 white, with blue and mauve $100. lingual +; Must be available all days ttnan Allan china cabinet, $300. for 7-3 & 3-11 shifts. Apply in: PROFESSIONAL TH£ BREEZE . , Aquaspori 22,2 only, $900 Efficiency motel, 28 units centrally Night stand $25. Waterbed $50. person; Days Inn at Lover's Key, 2510 DEL PRAOO BLVD. Make offer 1970 fair condition Call Advanced Astrology Class - 1 WANTED TO BUY \ 2 Family Yard Sale - Nov. 4th & 5th, Other items available. 267-6815 8701 Estero Blvd., F.M.B. , HELP WANTED CAPE CORAL, FL 456 1915 anytime between 7 oo I PERSONAL SERVICE^ located in Florida. 12 acres, owner's AUCTIONS & 9-2, 21194 Noddy Tern Drive, off of a.m. and 5:00 p.fn. Must be sold. Synasiry, Mundane, Horary, home - 3,900 sq. ft. Commercial after 7:00 p.m. 11/4/94 — tttt—21067521-3 8/2a/200» tltt— 2040786-1 Taroi Card Readings, Psychic Election, relocation and rectification I want to buy your old books, BAZAARS Mound near Church of the .11)4/84 -fjff 1994 Dutchman :24"; ^ff'^ffohifc '"* 11/3/84 — tttt—11889055.1 techniques. Cape Coral location. zoning, room for expansion or other Ascension. F.M.B. Furniture, lawn Cash paid daily. Enthusiastic Hair stylist wanted for family styie Guidance 8 Spiritual Healing. Call: business. 4 lane highway. Owner old paintings, old music boxes, lundraising telemarketers needed EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY salon. Stress free environment. Central air and heat, electric jack, Bayliner 1989, 26 ft. Ciera Rev. Sally Silver 813-283-0420 Limited seating. Twenty weeks. easels & art supplies, old furniture-equipment, household large awning, microwave. Includes Sunbridge. 10 ft. beam, sleeps 6 Personal consultations available ready to retire. $950,000. 813-773- items, 3 wheeler, antique car, immediately. A fun job with flood Make your own hours. Call Alfie's 11/12/84 —tttt—51 060660-4 4391 afters p.m. Oriental rugs, old Jewelry, old ESTATE AUCTION pay in a great location. Opportunity CITY OF SANIBEL hitch and accessories. Cost new - low hours. Like new, $18,500 firm' after Mid-Nov. Carole Devine, 283- toys, old guns, old swords, clothes, arts & crafts. 765-1427 Beauty Salon, Edison Mall area. 11/4/84 —tilt—21068138-1 Sunday November 6th lor advancement, flexible hours. Tues. - Sat. 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. 936-5867 515,000. Now only $11,000. Private 433-0497. Alone? No more!! Florida's 1802 clocks, pocket watches, silver, 11)5194 —Hit- 21069548-5 _ Wantto beawriter? I can show you POLICE DEPARTMENT 11:00 a.m. 1 ublisn Call 549-1009. Ask for Manager. 11/2/94 —tttt—21065433-1 party. 1-800-575-3647. 11/4/94 —tttt—21068878.1 RESPECTED Dating Bureau since 1114)84 _ tilt—21069286-4 china cabinets, desk TV5! u * l? e

For sale - 33 H.P. Evinrude, 85 H.P. NEW CABINS, BUILT just Vacation - Rental; Condo 2 Mercury, 70 H.P. Chrysler, 130 H.P. CHANGE OF PACE 150 ft. Caloosahatchee riverfront- SANIBEL/CAPTIVA The Atrium - Exclusive Gulf-front in time for the Fall leaves, approximately 2 acres, gated with "MANUFACTURED Commercial Property. Large duplex, South Cape Coral 2 luxury. 2 BR, 2 baths, den, wrap - bedroom/2 bath clubhouse, heated Chrysler, 15 H.P. older Evinrude, Beautiful Vacation Home nestled between two INVESTMENT BR/2 BA, large family room, utility pool, near beaches, shopping, Lower units, Trtm S Tilt systems, shell drive, housepad over 20 ft. HOMES Centrally located on around balcony. Sunsetsl Open 3 bedrooms, 2 baths mountains on Conasauga Creek elevation with sloping bank to river. HOMES PROPERTY room & large lanai, newly decorated dates available after April 22nd restaurants. Avail. Nov. & Dec. Call stainless steel props, used parts, Your own private tennis court near Teliico Plains, Tennessee, _ Periwinkle Way. & new-upgrade-cafpet.-$475,-mo,_ 772-1354, Cape-Coral.- plus repairs and rebuilt power 100% financing to qualified buyer. 1995. ^Brochure available. Call & swimming pool, 100 yards to Cherokee National Park $129,000,992-3257. Shell Harbor canal front, ground Downtown Ft. Myers - 16-2 Bdr. Ideal for offices or 549-1110. owner, 800-484-7304 PIN 8286. 11/3/94 —tttt—21068969-1 heads. Call 543-1619 Bay Adult Park - 2 — tm—21068971-1 Gulf of Mexico. Call for times close to everything 11/3/94 —SSSS—21068023-1 level home. 3 BR, 2 BA plus den or Apts. near river", good live-in commercial service business. 11/29/94 —tttt— 2OB6531-J Captiva Shores, spa, 2 BD/2 BA, 11>5f84 —tSSS—21068590-1 $54.95 night, $339. weekly. available. office. Newly decorated, new It 10x20 screen & vinyl porch, manager, always rented. Appraised Vacant t available bay to beach, pool. Available Call 1-800-251-9658. appliances, split floor plan, $525K. Sell $395K. 20% ROI. Owner for occupancy. Coquina Beach - 2 8R, 2 BA, Gulf December, January, April, May & 216/338-8031 carport, washer-dryer, 6x12 CONDOS FOR RENT \ side. Newly decorated, all amenities. [INTERVAL FOR SALE | Ask about the Bear Foot Cabins completely furnished. Steps to 305-285-8812 Fax # 305-285-5110 Call Ann summer. Call owner for discount 216/338-5281 11/2/94 — SSSS—21066218-1 storage, privacy & security, Available weekly, bi-weekly, or FOR SALE BY private beach. $327,000. 813-395- $36 500.482-0819. 11/10/94 — ttjt—21068977-1 8:30-5:00 395-0888 POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA condo, rates. 914-967-3023. Call me to purchase or sell vacation 11/29/84 —tiSI— 20B4 544-3 9269. monthly. Call (813) 395-2361 Beach house. Private 4-story, $pr -»Vy-21069222-1 10.97 Acres land trust, High Cotton After 5:00 466-0330 completely furnished, gulf view. 12)30/94 —tttt—21869242-3 time share weeks on Sanibel. Herb observation loft, game-room, OWNER 11/29/94 —SSSS—210S134B-3 Weekly rentals available. Seasonal 11/29/94 —tttt—21024250-3 Simon, Broker-Realtor. Office 772- Industrial Park, 1-75 & State Road 11/3/94 —SSSS— 21051752-3 A THREE BEDROOM AND 2 heated pool, spa, bicycles, By owner, 2 BD/2 BA, 24x60 in 82. 7% share, have $11,000. rates. Contact owner, 812/378- 1010, Residence 574-5697.1-800- Gumbo Limbo - 3 BR, 2 BA, Contrary to popular belief, HOMES FOR RENT BEDROOM, GULF FRONT barbecue, 4 BR, sleeps 8. Dec. 17- OWNER prestigious gated park w/deep invested, will sell for best cash offer 0567. 933-1458. Professional Realty 24, $1,500. Call John Scheer, Owner must sell immediately! lakeview, pool. Sale/lease option. qualified applicants are Consultants of Lee County, Inc. WITH PRIVATE POOL AND water access to Gulf. Furnished per or trade for late model vehicle 936- Store/Warehouse 11/29)94 — tttt— 174992-3 owner, 813-395-2006. 3/2-1/2 duplex in Dunes C.C. TRANSFERRED $279,000. 395-2078, 472-0044, list newly decorated, close to pools, 4683 not selected on a first come You can only gat there by boat nii,»< —tsis— ;oaiB6i-9 SPA. AVAILABLE FOR 267-7557. No realtors pleasel One mile West of 1-75 on LOGGERHEAD CAY 2 BD/2 BA, 11/1/94 —SSSS—21066530-3 Great primary residence clubhouse & docks. A must seell 11/4/94 — »»— 2H694J4-1 Gulf view. $550/wk off season (May first served basis. or plane. Very private, very VACATION RENTAL SPECIAL MUST SELL!!! 11/3/94 —SSSS—2106S885-3 Colonial Boulevard. Captiva Island - South Seas or rental income. $38,500,731-5880. 2,600 sq. ft. w/AC & Overhead. 1st - Dec. 21st). Seasonal rents This is a good opportunity special. North Captiva Island. Plantation. Week 22, (end of May) SUMMER RATES. OPTION TO Seasonal Lakefront - Beautiful view No R.E. commission puts LOVELY 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH 11/11)84 —mt — 21069453-1 (Dec. 2st - April 30th) also available. to apply for a 2 or 3 bedroom Superb fishing, shelling and of Cape's largest Gulf access lake, 2 BR, screened pool, lagoon, views, 1,300 sq. ft. - w/smatl office. Bay Villa. 3 BR/2-1/2 BA. Across USE ALL SOUTH SEAS price below F.M.V. All SPACIOUS HOME IN COMMERCIAL Rates vary. 908-223-6748 below market rate legendary sunsets! Sort of from beach. $21,000. 201-827- southern exposure, dock, private very close to beach. Mature palms. Plenty of parking. PLANTATION'S RESORT reasonable offers considered. CAPE CORAL. Located in Gulf Shores. $250,000. 11/29/94 —tttt— 2009677-1 housing consideration. Sanibel before causeway. Be 0343 FACILITIES. outdoor Jacuzzi, large 2/2, newly 2-CAR GARAGE, LARGE PROPERTY/SALE 482-6879 1K15IB4 — SSSS—21064424-3 furnished, first time offered. Call for Brian 505-344-7383 472-1041 or 482-1042 MOBILE HOMES FOR 11/2/94 —SSSS— 21063135-1 POINTE SANTO 2 BR/2 BA Gulf For more information contact our guest In a luxury 3 BR/2 BA CALL OWNER AFTER 3:00 color brochure. 549-0690 11/3/94 — iSSS— 21058417-3 SCREENED LANAI (34'X1T), 12/2/94 —SSSS—21069495-3 5,200 sq. ft. building, Page Field view. Sleeps six. OCEAN'S REACH Community Housing beachfront home with tennis, Captiva Island S.S. Plantation. P.M. EST, 219-272-0889 OR VAULTED CEDAR CEILINGS. SALE area. Contains two store front 2816 Del Prado. Three 800 sq. ft. 1 BR/1 BA Gulf front. Sleeps 4. Pool, Owner will sell wks. 18 & 19. South 11/4/94 —SSSS—21057219-1 & Resource, Inc. pool and a golf cart to explore 219-271-0115. BUY OWNER - 1000's of properties SKYLIGHTS ADD TO BEAUTY offices, a 2,200 sq. ft. warehouse stores - may be combined. Excellent tennis, BBQs, screened porches, Seas Club (May) includes free golf Seasonal Rental Condo. Ft. Myers location. 995-5502. Sanlbel City Hall the Island. Off season rates 1 I/2JS4 —SSSS— 21018634-3 for sale all areas/ prices - Call for TO BRIGHT A AIRY HOME. SANIBEL ISLAND - and two large one bedroom mint condition. Call owner for & tennis. Also for sale weeks 33,34, on the river!I Beautifully fully free list. No commissions. 1-800- I CONDOS FOR SALE 11/4/94 -SSSS—2105925B-1 discount rates. 404-587-3120. 472-1189 until Thanksgiving $i,500/wk., 35, 36 (Aug.) at spacious 2-level furnished 2 BR/2 BA. Available OVERSIZED FENCED PERIWINKLE PARK apartments. $144,500. 1-800-330- 408-1999 - T.V. Show Sun. 9:30 1414 11/29)94 —titt— 20929B1-3 11/2/94 —tttt— 21031784-3 then $2,100/wk. till Easter. cottages of S.S. week 41 (Oct) for LUXURIOUS SANIBEL November, December, January & A.M. Ch. 26. CORNER LOT. 3 Bedroom 12x58 - plus a Call Elizabeth Faialla at sale at cottages. Call Bill 803-224- April thru October. $1,300/mo. plus Naples Countryside Condo - 2/2, 11/3/94 —ttSt—2106B905-1 ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/3 PRIVATE HOME 11/1B/94 —JUS — 21061365-1 CENTURY 21 den/study, screened patio & lanai, 12x16 addition • partially BA, DEN, RENT THROUGH 407-647-6111. 9563 for prices and specifics. tax. 995-4335 furnished - quiet park. Walk to APARTMENTS & TWO ACRES 3/2 Home on Orange River. 6 Acres, AAIM REALTY separate garage, private entrance. OWNER AND SAVE. 2 WEEK Sand Pointe Condo - On Gulf of 11/29/94 —titt— 2084055-3 12f2/94 —3S;S—31069243-3 11/4/94 — SSSS — 2106725B-1 Ihi beach. Only $25,000 - or COMMERCIAL Mexico. 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths. BEAUTIFUL GARDENS, pool, fireplace, boat dock, GROUP, INC. By appointment. $125,000. Owner, DUPLEXES FOR RENT MINIMUM. PHOTOS AVAILABLE. Water Front pool home - Seasonal, Quaint, old island style cottage. 813-455-8366 owner will finance for less than CALL 609-985-0322 OR 609-492- Clean and comfortable with Interval ownership - Sanibel PRIVACY, SPECTACULAR Tropical gardens, pool, 5 min. to workshop, very private & secluded, available • Nov. 5, '94, 4 months, 574-3377 11/2)94 — SSSS—21069B97-1 you can rent. PROPERTY/RENT 7389. reasonable prices. Call 1-800-804- Cottages. Gulf-front unit. BEACH, DOMESTIC HELP. beach. Quiet & private. Monthly $269k, call owner nights 693-8437 Sanibel Studio. New carpet. 7368 $1,400. mo. S.W. Cape, 1 bridge to or days 994-7155. 11/24/B4 —SSSS- 21065614-1 Eves: JOHN KENNEDY 11/3194 —tttt— 2084657-3 Gulf access. Furnished. Lawn Nicest development on the MORE COMFORTABLE, rentals. 813-472-4673 for $495/mo. 278-1063 11/H/94 — tttt— 21038537-3 11/7/94 — SSSS—21062172-1 765-4852 included. Great area among new Island. 2 BD/2 BA plus LESS COST THAN CONDO. reservations. Oct., Nov., thru Dec. Waterfront Condos 11/3/94 -SSSS- 21054740-3 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 15, 1994 Discount. Near Golf Course, by owner, CENTURY 21 AAIM Realty, PELICAN PLACE homes. Like new. Pool heated. spacious floor plan, late Oct. - JAN. 1 - FEB. 13 on triple lot, 3 BR/2 BA, pool CALL BOB BEAM Lands End Village, 3 BR/3 BA. Seasonal/monthly rental 11/8/84 — SSSS—21068565-3 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,350 sq. ft. of 939-3111 Office or retail space available C.C. newer large duplex, 3 Please call 549-6616 early Nov. week, $14,500 or $3,800. w/Kreepy, lanai, solar, 2 car bedroom, 2 bath, almond Fantastic view of Gulf and 11)3)94 -tttt-21067108.1 -i living space, 2 car garage, built 332-0708 ANYTIME. 11HH4 — tttt— 21081031-1 in center containing Barrier on Pine Island offer. Seller financing Ft. Myers Beach - mid island eff. apt. garage. Beautiful shrubs & fruit appliances, mini-blinds, laundry Redfish Pass, weekly or i COUPLE ONLY. $450 wk/$1,200 mo. Loft apt. $350 1987 on 3 corner lot site. Screened KINGSLEY REALTY INC. Island Pharmacy, Lagorlo's Marina Gardens - Captain's Cove & 3 bedroom. 2 bath, 2 car garage, available. (914) 528-8881 porch, large, circular drive. Good trees, dual water, auto, sprink., 11/10/94 -SSSS— 21069021-1 By Owner. Fully furnished, corner room, attached garage..Excellent monthly rates. Save direct. Captain's Harbor, Bocilla Island 1 wk/$1,000 mo. 2 BR apt. $650 fans, immaculate. Reduced Pizza and Goodwill. nice kitchen, central air, all (515) 472-8641. 11/29/94 —Hit— 2JB5371-3 location close to schools & lot in friendly adult park, 2 miles condition. No pets. Available. 225 Owner, Days 800-227-3633 Club, and Blue Crab Key - Call Now! appliances, washer, dryer, wk/$2,000 mo. Pool, fishing dock. $125,000 to $118,000. 945- from Sanibel Causeway. Near pool 472-1439 S.E. 23rd PI.. 813-591-8868. 11/11/64 —tStt— 21069247-3 shopping. Cape Coral. $69,990. Boardwalk Caper 2 BR/2-1/2 BA and ask for Gina. Islands Realty, Inc. 813-283-1100 refrigerator. Available only $600. (813) 765-9756. 482-2634. 3 789 & new rec hall, Fla. Hm, carport, 2440 Palm Ridge Road. 11/4/94 — tttt— 2106B231-1 Townhouse. Furnished, boat dock. Eves: (201) 627-1267 11/2/94 —tSSS-31 065480-4 monthly plus one month security. Sanibel Cottages Captiva 11/9/94 —%%%%—21069011-5 11/4)94 — SSSS— 2106B223-1 11/2/94 —SSSS—21068685-1 shedw/W.D., citrus trees. $12,500. 11/29/04 —SSSS— 2063523-3 Weekdays after 6 p.m. 466-8131. South of Cape Coral Pkwy., half 11/29/94 —tttl— 20B5677-3 The Atrium - 2 BR/2 BA condo. Good area in Cape Coral. Call 574- Weeks 5 and 6, On Gulf Estate home. 466-6410. 9538. Ask for Orlando. Available Thanksgiving week. 3 Cape Coral - attractive home off Owner/Realtor. duplex, 2 BR/1 BA, completely Beautifully decorated, overlooking 2 BR/2 BA, sleeps 6. 3 or 4 BR/3 BA, ultimate luxury, Immaculate home Ft. Myers. 3 Ig. 11)8/84 —»»—21063831-1 renovated, all new appliances, 11)2)94 —ttlt—21068B71-I BR/2 Ba, pool & tennis. bedrooms, 2 baths, Ig. living room, Palm Tree Blvd. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath. 11/5)94 — SSSS—21069551-5 Commercial space for rent. South Seas Beach Villa gulf. All amenities. 2-week minimum. Fully furnished, 100 ft. from all amenities, Owner anxious to settle estate. 2 covered parking, W/D. $450. No Available Nov. 26ih. 1994 to Jan. 21, $800/wk. dining room, Ig. kitchen, Fla. room, Nicely landscaped. Mature citrus Palm Ridge location. For Rent beach, pool, private facilities. lap pool, exercise room. trees, dual water paid. New BD/2 BA mobile, corner lot in well pets. 267-8505 1995. Owner (313) 886-4757. FURNITURE REPAIR & 813-472-8933 utility room, garage, extra Ig. established and maintained adult Available immediately. 11/5/94 — tttt—2106B443-1 2 BD/2 BA with "sleeping" loft, 11/29/94 —tttt—21065884-3 Screened porch, open terrace Weekly rentals available. 11/11/94 —SSSS — 21069245-3 screened lanai. Walking distance to automatic sprinklers, many updates. accommodates 6. Located on $69,900. By owner, 945-3602. park. Many amenties, $24,900. All or part of space. One Bedroom apt. $350. month. REFIN1SHING facing beach and gulf. Owner (813) 395-0162 school, shopping, bank. New roof, I DUPLEXES FOR SALE | Days 542-5007, eves. 549-0431. Gulf of Mexico, spectacular Beautiful 1 BR/1 BA Corner Condo Northern friends looking for air C, paint, good landscaping. 11/3/94 —SSSI— 21069043-1 Contact Mike Robideau Located next to Lee Memorial Priced to sell! Call 11/2B/94 —ItSS— 21024247-3 seasonals? Call Diane Lamaritata, 11/3)14 — »»— 21068963-9 view. Reasonable rates overlooking Bay. Includes 2 dock WICKER WORLD Reduced. Please call for 472-1511 Hospital. Call 334-3702 slips. Fully furnished, newly 317-462-3290 Riverside Realty Inc. Homes - through owner. WE CUSTOM BUILD appointment, 936-1101. 24x44 double wide, air, new carpet, 11/2/04 — tStt— 21022373-3 11/3/94 —tttt—2106BB03-1 renovated, new appliances. Next to WICKER AND RATTAN 11/4/94 — SSSS — 2106S4BB-3 condos, Cape Coral, Ft. Myers, No. roof-over, water softener, washer- Contact Mrs. M. Wreiola • ••••• F. M. $1,500 & up. Gorgeous 11/3/94 -l;|l- 21069032-1 Large one bedroom apartment near pool, lovely grounds. $695. Annual. FURNITURE AND FT. MYERS BEACH dryer, insulated ceiling, Florida Page Field. We pay water & trash (908) 747-5930. 278-1063 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION properties - riverfront. 542-1700 ACCESSORIES. INTERVAL FOR RENT C.C. Gulf access, Buckeye built 3 room, 55+. $15,000 offers. 543- Periwinkle Way pickup. $300. a month. Need first Now accepting reservations. 11)3/94 —tttt—21068045-5 ALSO Almost 112 Price Sale (eves) 549-4553 (days)."Your BR/2 BA split, tile roof, pool, spa, 7717. Seasonal Headquarters." HOMES Retail or Office Space month and $150 deposit. Call 1- 11/29)94 — titt— 20B567B-3 Saltwater lakefront - Beautiful view REPAIR, REPAINT, Gulf Cottage large lanai, walk-around dock, 11/4)84 —SSSS—21069410-1 800-330-1414. RECANE, REWEAVE. South Seas Plantation. 11/4/94 -liil- 21069328-9 fenced. New neutral carpet, lots of For Sale by Owner, 237 Egret Free Standing of Cape's largest gulf access lake, Plantation house - interval for A+ Rating - Directly on the 11/3/94 -tttt—21068906-1 southern exposure, dock, large 2/2, SERVICE COUNTER Beach. tile & inside utility, sewer, dual in. Street, Fort Myers Beach. 3 BR/2 Bldg. With rent. Luxury 2 BR, 2 BA, sleeps FMB: Lrg. 1 BR, Gulfslde, $126,000,549-1156. BA, pool and spa. Many upgrades THIS IS A BOLD AND CAPITAL Dulex for rent 3 BR/2 BA, garage & King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 beautifully landscaped & FOR SALE, CASH DRAWER, AD. FOR $1.50 MORE YOU Up to 3,360 sq. ft. COMPARTMENTS FOR BAGS, 4-6. Beautiful balcony on Gull, 3 BR/3 BA plus Loft. View, Pool, Terrace, 11/11/94 — SSSS— 21069209-1 and extras. 90 ft. lot on canal, lanai, no pets. Sec. dep. $525. mo. BA, screened lanai, heated pool, maintained. Located in quiet A Fav/'Choice Dates Available CAN HAVE YOUR CLASSIFIED Available within 30 days upscale single family neighborhood. ETC. $500. cathedral ceilings, etc. Unit Amenities; Walk to $180,000.(813)561-2396. Year's lease. Realty Alternatives, tennis. 2 week minimum. 617-659- AD LIKE THIS. 472-2280 7460. $595/mo; 549-0690 542-3832. 1906 • Feb. 14-24. Unit 1910 • Nov. 13 - 19, Dec. 10 - 15, shopping/golf/tannis. 11/3/94 — SSSS-.21066003-5 Inc. 540-7788 Beautiful Villas Nautique 3 21037663-3 11/10/94 — tttt— 2106B932-9 11)28/94 —tilt— 2066535-3 11)2)94 —tStS—21058877-1 11112194 —SStt— 20876B8-8 Apr. 7-14. S1,S0Q/wk. Dirk Jan. 2 - 14, Feb. 25 - Apr. 13 Jan.-Apr. 15; CAPE CORAL 765-6022 822 Beach Rd. evenings 914-723-5653. When Only the Boat Will Do! 1-800-836-S086. HOMES 2 Condos (Duplex) on canal. Call Close to beach. Secluded. Ft Myers Beach - Large one Seasonal Praferred. I LEE COUNTY HOMES 813-395-9535 12/23/84 — SSSS— 21068371-5 Freshwater canal. Custom built Close to bridge. bedroom, full kitchen, beach front Laave massage. 11/12/94 - 11/19/94. Sleeps four. 1,800 sq. ft. near Caloosa Schools. San Carlos home, 3 bed, 2 bath, All ground level. $400. Lovely resort. 772-3491 * * * * * * Oversized master, huge open kit. close to schools. New roof & A/C. For sale by owner. 1114/94 SfSS—210

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City State Zip. ¥ISA / Mastercard # Sanibel/Captiva ISLANDER Exp Date Sanibel/Captiva's Weekly Newspaper Since 1961 (813)472-5185 PO Box 56, Sanibel, Fl. 33957 tne commemorative edition Tuesday. Nov. 1.1994 20th ANNIVERSARY 3 2 20th ANNIVERSARY Tuesday. Nov. 1.1994 20th anniversary parade to be followed In the by food and more fun at Sanibel City Hall beginning By Steve Ruediger Community Center and which will contain an Lion's Club will have ice cream and the Real Islander staff writer assortment of local officials and their fami- Eel will sell key lime tarts and brownies. The parade on Saturday, Nov. 5, down lies. There will also be a panel of parade There will also be booths containing can- Featured at right is Sanibel's first City didates in the elections of the following Periwinkle Way to honor Sanibel's 20th judges. Council, The council featured, back row, week. anniversary as a city will be followed by fun After the parade, the Reuben Usher Steel left to right, Porter Goss, Vernon Mac- and food at Sanibel City Hal! and the adja- Band and the Mountain Boys Band will play The festivities at City Hall are to last until Kenzie and Charles LeBuff, and seated, left cent Sanibel Library. in the library parking lot. Danny Morgan will 2 p.m. to right, Zeida Butler and Francis Baliey. Although the parade, which is sponsored be playing at City Hall. Simultaneously with the City Hall events, On Dec. 4,1974, these five were elected by by the Sanibel-Captiva Association of The Timbers has donated equipment for the American Business Women's Associa- the voters on Sanibel after a specially cre- Realtors, is not to start until 10 a.m., traffic the food pavilion. tion will be selling dessert in the tea room at ated committee whittled the initial list of on Periwinkle Way along the parade route The Children's Center of the Islands will the Sanibel Historical Village and Museum, potential candidates down from 50. Goss and along part of Casa Ybel Road to Middle be serving hamburgers and hot dogs, which will have historic vehicles and the was named the first mayor of the new city. Gulf Drive will be blocked off at about 8:30 Bailey's will sell chicken lunches, Tarwinkles Sanibel history quilt on display, a.m. plans to have fish, the Sanibel-Captiva The parade will begin at NationsBank, proceed down Periwinkle Way, turn right onto Palm Ridge Road, right again onto Wooster Lane and conclude at City Hali and the Sanibel Library. It is expected to last about an hour and a Shown hard at work at left during one of half. the early meetings, four members of the There will be music, food and politicians at Sanibel City Council, left to right, Francis City Hall after the parade. Bailey, Zelda Butler, Porter Goss and There are expected to be between 70 and Charles LeBuff, discuss an important city 100 entrants in the parade, including two issue. The first "city hall" was a card high school marching bands (Estero and table at the Sanibef Community Center, Riverdale), Tarwinkles' bus, lots of other Then in 1975, City Hali offices were set local businesses, political candidates waving up in the Periwinkle Place Shopping to potential voters, SCCF, CROW, Ding Center. The current City Hall did not open Darling, Sanibel Elementary School and one until 1983. lady who entered herself and her three wheeled bike. The parade will pass a reviewing stand which will be in front of the Sanibel

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Toll free National 800-824-0476 Fax - 813-472-8134 Advertising Director Jack Messersmith, 813-433-0038 over 25 years Sieve Ruediger, Frank Wagner, Anne Bellew, 813-472-0163 J.B. Novell! Find Your Place With VIP Tracey Markwalter and Betty O'Neal VIP / iNTERNAnONAUEAt E5OTI COMPANY, INC. of Island Hospitality An Independently owned member of the Mariner Group of companies. 6 20th ANNIVERSARY Tuesday. Nov. 1.1994 Tuesday. Nov. 1. 1994 20th ANNIVERSARY 7 A long way ... First councilmen are asked: Has the that the dolphin wind vane on the new City Sambel was cut-down. Many more have 1989. Hall exceeded the city's 45-foot height limita- been found and cut down since then. The Surface Water Management Plan, tion. However, it was allowed to remain. The CLUP was revised and updated in which is still being implemented, was adopt- city of Sanibel fulfilled its initial promise? The Below Market Rate Housing program ed in 1989. Two of the remaining three original a long time (i.e., a minimum of 30 years), in the charter and/or land use plan. These began in 1983. Late in 1989, The Islander, Community Sanibel City Council members were asked then the answer is 'No.' people want to change our vision into what Gary Price became city manager in 1984, Bank of the Islands and generous residents 'this question (Francis Bailey was out of If you are a newcomer (20 years or less), they left at home or saw somewhere else." like Rogers, a position he still holds. He had and guests help the city commemorate its town), and these are their responses... you probably feel that the promise has been Sanibel has been and can continue to be previously served in other city jobs. 15th anniversary with a special glass sculp- fulfilled." faithful to its mission so long as the people The Sanibel Wildlife Committee was ture created by island artist Luc Century. who move here understand what 'here' is. established in 1985. The dolphin work in on display in MacKenzie PORTER J. GOSS Ground was broken on the Sanibel Hall at Sanibel City Hall. Former Lee County Commissioner Recreation Complex on San-Cap Road in In 1990 the drop off center for recyclables and now a representative May 1981. The pool was open by August of was set up near Sanibel City Hall. of the 14th Congressional District that year. The bath house opened in Voters in a 1990 referendum opposed the in Washington, D.C. January 1982 and the gymnasium that sum- county's planned replacement of the current mer. Sanibel Causeway.To date, that project is "I think the city has delivered on the The Sanibel Land Development Code was still on hold ... promises it made in 1974. It is a long task, enacted on Nov. 27, 1985. It replaced the The sensitive lands acquisition fund was and an ongoing one - a mission that is never development regulation segment of the increased in 1991 to half a mill. over because we always want to keep a CLUP. Erosion at the northern end of Sanibel had clear vision of what we want 20 years down In 1986, Assistant City Manager Bill Mills become a serious issue by 1991. It contin- the road. was hired and the police pistol range was ues to be an issue of concern for the city "The city government we put in place opened. During one of his breaks from Wash- and residents today. seems to have worked well, it's not become A rate of growth ordinance, which had ington politics, Congressman Porter The Sanibel Sewer System was pur- over-reaching. Government growth is under been the center of controversy for years, Goss stopped by Congress Jewelers chased in 1991. The Periwinkle Way sewer control and land use planning and law was repealed in 1987. That ordinance had on Sanibel to gaze at the specialty line project and the improvements to the enforcement seem to be the predominant limited building permits to 180 dwelling units commissioned glass sculpture that Donax Sewer Plant came in 1994. foci of the city's energy and dollars. It is an per year. was presented to the city to note its Construction began on The Sanctuary appropriately built mechanism that has done Current City Attorney Bob Pritt was hired 15th anniversary in 1989, The work Development at Wulfert Point on Sanibel in well under considerable pressure. I think in 1987. was created by island artist Luc Cen- 1992. there are two reasons for that: 1) the Richard Plager was hired as Sanibel tury. The islander and Community The new Sanibel Library building, which involvement of people in the community, and Police Chief in 1988. Bank of the Islands helped organize was built next to Sanibel City Hall on Dunlop CHARLES R. LEBUFF JR. 2) a pretty clear vision of what we all wanted In 1989 the city began setting aside a the effort, which was funded through Road, opened in 1994. Founder of Caretta Research Sanibel to be and to look like. quarter mill from tax money for sensitive donations from the public. The sculp- On Nov. 5, 1994, the city's 20th anniver- and owner of Sanibel Sign Services "But I think we have to be very careful of a The second cloud hovers around the fact land acquisition. ture Is now on display in MacKenzie sary will be officially celebrated starting with couple of what might be called threatening that we had and have such good people On Sept. 18, 1989, a ceremony was held Hall at Sanibel City Hall. a parade down Periwinkle Way and a social "Wel-I-I-I, I guess I would say it has and it clouds out there ... One is the people who who did and do such a good job of keeping as what was called the last melaleuca on gathering around City Hall... -hasn't - It all depends on your perspective. 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