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VOL 34, NO. 4 TUESDAY, JAN. 24,1995 2 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES 50 CENTS A new causeway? Manning addresses island-related county issues at CONA meeting By Steve Ruedlger nude beach, the county millage rate will not be raised 19 neighborhood associations on Sanibel. Jean Islander staff writer due to Save Our Homes and the plans of the Lee Samsell told the crowd of about 75 people meeting at Everything from Save Our Homes to charter gov- County Regional Water Authority need to be scaled the Sanibel Library that CONA is currently particu- ernment, and from the Sanibel Causeway to nudists back so it is just an advisory board and not a new larly concerned about: the cost of a proposed off- was covered by Lee County Commissioner John bureaucracy. island emergency center; the cost of the Below Manning in his talk to the annual meeting Thursday, Prior to Manning's speech it was announced that Market Rate Housing program; the amount of traffic Jan. 19, of the Committee of Neighborhood the new officers of CONA for 1995 are: president, on Sanibel; protection of the natural environment; the Associations on Sanibel. Sam Weirman; vice president, Dr. Faye Granberry; impact of charter government on Sanibel; the mainte- Manning said there are no plans for a new cause- secretary, Alice Kyllo; and treasurer, Jan Livingston. nance of the Sanibel Causeway and its future; and way in the near future, Lee County does not need a CONA is a non-political body which represents the enforcement of the netting ban which goes into effect Julyl. Manning began his talk with some of the items Samsell had mentioned. He said the charter impact on Sanibel would be minimal. Manning said he was working with the city on improving working together and reducing duplication of effort. There are currently no plans to build a new Sanibel Causeway and the current one is on a regular mainte- nance schedule, Manning said. If plans are made at some future time to replace the causeway, Manning added, Sanibel will be included in the planning from . the very beginning. Surveying his Manning said the county does not enforce the net ban but he happened to have with him the telephone

surroundings '**•;-. •,«*-;> number of the Florida Marine Patrol (332-6966), which will be the number to call to report violators. A red sftouldered hawk, legally Manning said the increased safety of the new light perched high In a tree, surveys the at Punta Rassa just before the toll booths outweighs grounds around him, perhaps the inconvenience. searching for an afternoon snack or Calling JetSkis "a pain in the neck,"JManning said msybft fust keeping track of Intrud- ers approaching his quiet, resting a joint effort with Sanibel might be the way to~aeak. spot withthoseboatsltround the Sanibel Causeway. Asked how the county would deal with any reduc- tions in income due to the Save Our Homes amend- ment coming into effect this year, Manning said mill- age would not be raised, instead county bureaucracy would be cut babk. Manning said after being asked why Lee County could not control growth that he thinks Lee County . has one of the best land development plans in the state. Manning said the criteria being used in encourag- ing manufacturing to move to Lee County is that high paying jobs must be created for local residents. Sony Corporation will spend over $20 million training people in Lee County during the next five years, Manning said. Twelve Baskets from Sanibel-Captiva Arts & Leisure 16 Island food rescue/donation program notes first anniversary Classifieds 25 By Anne Bellew program was founded by Jean Wood and Gertrude Cityside 6 Islander Staff Writer Stockbower. ""Gather up the fragments that remain, that noth- Commentary 8 Twelve Baskets from Sanibel-Captiva, a program which ing be lost,'" Jesus said. "... They gathered them together and rescues food from local restaurants and markets, is celebrating filled 12 baskets with the fragments... which remained ..." Crossword 26 its first year of deliveries to the soup kitchen of Community Police Beat 2 Cooperative Ministries in Fort Myers. Over 11,000 pounds of Volunteers have been picking up produce culls, deli over- Recreation 20 food have been saved and distributed in the past year. supplies and baked goods from Bailey's and Jerry's markets Weather Watch 4 Starting last Jan. 24, the program operated year round, as well as many of the islands' restaurants. Chadwick's, adding enough pick-ups in November to necessitate over 40 Sundial, Manatee's, the Greenhouse, the Bubble Room, the What's Playing 11 teams operating on the two islands. Mucky Duck, 'Tween Waters, Mulligan's and Harbor House What's Cooking? 17 Based on the end of the Biblical story in which Jesus fed the 5,000 with "five barley loaves and two small fishes," the Please see TWELVE, page 7 jmr Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 THE ISLANDER 3 2 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 CEPD continues search for beach project funding All of the following information came directly from Sanibel Police Department reports. Donald Andrew Unkefer II of Boulder, Colo., was By Steve Ruediger ing funding for beach nourishment on Captiva. 1988 there was an initial commitment by Captiva POLICE charged \yednesday, Jan. 18, with DUI and with Islander staff writer It also suggests sources for the funds. property owners to provide $7,031,434 toward that Kirk Michael Ohmer of Fort Myers was charged going 71 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. He scored Efforts by the Captiva Erosion Prevention District Spikowski, a former Lee County official, said year's project and by Lee County to provide $1.8 mil- Friday, Jan. 20, with failure to maintain a single lane BEAT .154 on his first breath test even though, according to to get both state and county funding for the next unallocated funds have been building up from both lion. and with driving on a suspended license on police, he attempted to fool the device by not having beach nourishment project on Captiva continued last the Tourist Development Tax and Regional Park It has ended up with Captiva property owners pay- Periwinkle Way. it on correctly and by not blowing correctly. He week. Impact Fees. These funds must be spent and the ing $4,519,400; Lee County, $1,162,118; the State of Jan. 18, of a nuisance raccoon. Police determined that refused to take a second breath test. An exhaustive effort was made to revise and report suggests spending them in part on beach nour- Florida, $1,507,601; and the U.S. Government, Paul Nastasi Jr. of Cape Coral was charged the raccoon is nesting between the floorboards of the improve a report being prepared by consultant Bill ishment on Captiva. $1,792,942. Spikowski. The report is designed to be used in mak- Thursday, Jan. 19, with going 61 mph on Causeway man's home directly under his bathtub. They suggest- Nellie A. Ginyard of Sicklerville, N.J., was Spikowski said he does not think the Lee County So, contributions from other governments reduced ing presentations to the Lee County Commission, the Road. ed he call critter control. . . . charged Jan. 18 with failure to drive in a single lane Commissioners know they have these unallocated both the Captiva and Lee County shares. Tourist Development Council and other local bodies and with driving on a suspended license. She was funds. CEPD Board Member Shirlee Starr expressed out- Ryan Thomas Sumner of Sanibel was charged Jan. Richard James Krueger of King of Prussia, Pa., in attempting to get funding. stopped on Sanibel-Captiva Road. The benefits to Captiva residents of getting outside rage during the board's Wednesday, Jan. 18, meeting 19 at 9:35 p.m. with exhibition of acceleration and was charged Jan. 18 with going 52 mph on Sanibel- It points out the benefits to Lee County in provid- funds is clearly shown by one table in the report. In that the Tourist Development Council has not been with driving without headlights on Periwinkle Way. Captiva Road. James Lee Thomas of Sanibel was charged Fort Myers session to be held Thursday spending money all along on protecting local beach- Tuesday, Jan. 17, with going 59 mph on Sanibel- Jennifer Jane Schwartz of San Francisco, Calif., Sheri Lynn Eley of Tampa was charged Jan. 18 es. Captiva Road. was charged Jan. 19 with going 52 mph on Sanibel- with passing in a no passing zone on Sanibel-Captiva CEPD Administrator Alison Hagerup told the Captiva Road. Road. board that the previous day, Tuesday, Jan. 17, she had There was a complaint of noise behind the 7- Commission plans rule-making appeared before the local delegation of legislators at Eleven east at 10:21 p.m. Jan. 17. Police told a man Joseph T. Chesakis of Old Bridge, N.J., was Christopher G. Snowden of Fort Myers was their meeting in Cape Coral and had answered their who was emptying the septic tank of the noise com- charged Jan. 19 with going 47 mph on Sanibel- charged Jan. 18 with going 55 mph on the Sanibel questions regarding the next proposed project and the plaint. He quit his task for the night. Captiva Road. Causeway. hearings for net fishing regulations need for state funding. By Anne Bel lew - A rather precisely defined beach or haul seine Hagerup said the project is in the proposed budget Vertiere Joram of Fort Myers was charged Jan. 19 George Struze of Fort Myers was charged Jan. 18 Kelly P. Judkins of Cape Coral was charged Jan. Islander Staff Writer (only one at a time, only two aboard); from the Florida Department of Environmental with improper passing in the Sanibel-Captiva Road by the police boat patrol with violating the slow 17 with going 60 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. The Marine Fisheries Commission will hold three • Allow the use of purse seines in those state Protection but is not in Gov. Lawton Chiles' proposed school zone. speed zone of Tarpon Bay. public rule-making hearings in Tallahassee, Orlando waters that are outside the one- and three-mile limits; budget. She said no funds of any kind for beaches Ellen N. Barber of Captiva was charged Jan. 17 and Fort Myers to allow interested persons to com- e Provide exceptions for legal special activity anywhere are in Chiles budget. Margarette H. Bosecker of Evansvilie, Ind., was Both drivers were ticketed in an accident Monday, with driving on a suspended license and with having ment on proposed rules and rule amendments to license issued for public or scientific purposes; This shocked CEPD Chairman Stephen Cutler who charged with careless driving Jan. 19 after being Jan. 16, on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Felix Alejandro of a broken taillight. She was stopped on Sanibel- achieve compatibility with provisions of the recently • Consider any fish killed or in any manner said "it's inconceivable that the state budget would involved in an accident on Periwinkle Way at Casa Fort Myers was passing a line of traffic when Jean- Captiva Road. passed net fishing constitutional amendment. A final harmed by prohibited nets to be "harvested;" have nothing for the state's principal assets." YbelRoad. Paul Cavanie of Sanibel pulled out in his path to turn decision on these proposed rules and amendments • Allow the use of hook-and-line gear only on The board was told briefly about the suit by a Gulf Robert Allen Getchell of Fort Myers was charged left. When Alejandro hit Cavanie's 1987 Toyota, his will be made by the commission during its meeting in spotted sea trout and Spanish mackerel; Shores property owner against the CEPD alleging the Jan. 17 with going 62 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. A man fell off his bike Jan. 19 and injured his arm. 1989 Chevrolet became airborne, flew over the hood West Palm Beach in February. • Prohibit the transfer of commercially harvested groin- on Captiva has caused the erosion in Gulf Medics were called by police. of the Toyota and ended up in a ditch 40 feet away. A brief summary of the proposed rules and amend- Spanish mackerel between vessels along the east Shores. Alejandro was charged with careless driving and ments follows: coast; Hagerup said she had not been served on the suit Please see BEAT, page 7 An Albatross Road man complained Wednesday, Cavanie was charged with violation of right of way. • Prohibit the use of all gill and entangling nets to • Apply previous statewide gear rule provisions to until Jan. 17, and the CEPD has 20 days from then to harvest any marine species in Florida waters. the harvest of bluefish. file a response. She said CEPD Attorney Nancy • Prohibit the possession of these nets by persons Copies of the proposed rules and rule amendments Stroud is working on it. can be obtained by contacting the Marine Fisheries on state waters, except persons aboard a docked ves- Spikowski is going to work further on revising the Man arrested for burglary Marijuana stash Commission office at (904) 487-0554. The public is sel or a vessel transiting state waters to legally fish in report on county funding. It also needs figures to be encouraged to participate in the hearings. federal waters (with additional provisos). updated which were to have been updated before last The Fort Myers hearing will take place from 6 to 9 the day after being hit by car proves expensive • Allow the use of only the following net gear in Wednesday's meeting by CEPD financial consultant p.m. in the Commissioners Board Room of the By Steve Ruediger The burglar alarm at Huxter's was set off at 3:01 Bill Stronge. Unfortunately, Stronge is recovering state waters that are within one mile from shore in the County Courthouse at 2115 Second St., Thursday, Islander staff writer a.m. When police arrived at 3:10, they found the from food poisoning he suffered while traveling in Atlantic and three miles from shore in the Gulf: Jan. 26. Phil V. Kicelemos, 62, of Boxboro, Mass., was front door ajar and Kicelemos inside. for island man Ecuador and for obvious reasons he has not yet arrested Tuesday, Jan. 17, on a burglary of a struc- - A landing or dip net; That same afternoon from 1 to 3, the commission Police had also encountered Kicelemos the day updated the figures. ture charge. By Steve Ruediger - A cast net with radius no greater than 12 1/2 feet; will receive input from interested persons on pro- He was.found at 3:10 a.m. inside Huxter's before, Monday, Jan. 16, when he was hit by a car Islander staff writer - A bully net no larger than three feet in diameter posed changes to the Market. at Fulger Road and Middle Gulf Drive. Joseph Reza Arya of Sanibel was arrested or hoop net no larger than 10 feet used to harvest Florida shrimping rules Kicelemos, who was staying at the nearby A red sports car had hit him and then left the Friday, Jan. 20, on felony possession of marijua- spiny lobster; that will1 be needed to Periwinkle Trailer Park, was also arrested on an scene. His right leg was hurt below the knee. na charges and his 1987 Toyota was seized by - A trawl, frame net, push net or wing net used to conform these rules with outstanding 1983 warrant for failure to appear on a Kicelemos refused medical treatment for the Sanibel Police Department as a car used in trans- harvest shrimp; provisions of the net fish- petit theft charge. injury. porting a drug. - A barrier net with a total length not exceeding 60 ing amendment. The AT THE END OF THE ROAD ON HISTORICAL CAPTIVA ISLAND Arya told police he had paid $350 for the feet and depth not exceeding eight feet, or a drop net workshop will be held in marijuana. not exceeding 12 feet used to harvest ornamental the same location as the Arya was also charged with driving on a sus- marine life; hearing. APPLIANCES • FURNITURE • WALLPAPER - DRAPERIES pended license and with going 56 mph on Read Causeway Road. welcome to HJBEACH 395-2525 A Sanibel policeman stopped Arya at 1:35 2240 Periwinkle Way THE a.m. because of his speed. When it was discov- Captiva. ||FboR& DECOR Sanibel, R 33957 ISLANDER ered that Arya's driver's license had been sus- VERTICALS * MM BUNDS A DBAPEWfS A WALLPAPER iFUBHRWC pended, he was arrested. 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So, you meet some very interest- Chef Truglas new Mystery writer Jeremiah Healy explained the "Act of God" is his most recent novel and ing people, Healy said. process he goes through in his craft to a crowd of cookbook now available "Rescue" is the novel coming out in February. Healy is spending the month of January vacation- The cookbook which Executive Chef Eric Truglas more than 30 people Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 18, One advantage of being a mystery novel writer, ing on Sanibel. at the Sanibel Library. of the Sanibel Harbour Resort and Spa has been Healy told the group, is that there are only about 200 He will be having a book signing from 3 to 5 p.m., working on for years is finally available at the resort's Healy is the creator of private investigator John people producing a novel a year and they tend to all Friday, Jan. 27, at the Island Book Nook. Francis Cuddy. His 10th book comes out in February. gift shop. Sanibel "Cuisine Du Soleil: Southwest Florida Cooking Healy said it is important for him to know how the With a French Flair" contains hundreds of recipes Bike Club book will end. That way he can never write himself plus hints on cooking techniques, a listing of French into a corner because he always knows where he cookery terms and menu and wine suggestions. holds first wants to end up. There are also several full-color food pictures that Accuracy is essential. People notice mistakes. In will make your mouth water. outing one book Healy referred to the witches burned in Work If you want to cook like a French chef, this is your Salem, Mass. He received numerous letters pointing opportunity. out that witches were never burned in the United continues States, they were hung or drowned. Healy said he does a lot of research. For example, The volunteer staff at Sanlbel's Historical Chico's of Palm Ridge Place part of one novel took place in Vietnam during the Village includes Phil Vietnamese war. He has never been to Vietnam. So he Karns and Bob Wig- schedules sidewalk sale read 12 books describing what the war was like for gins, part of the res- Chico's of Palm Ridge Place on Sanibel will hold those who served in it. He also had a Vietnam veteran toration crew that its annual sidewalk sale Thursday through Sunday, read the finished book to point out any mistakes in his Jan. 26-29. The sale is held so Chico's can say continues to improve The Sanibel Bike Club held its first Island bike ride Sunday, Jan. 22, and 22 riders, between the ages of 10 parts on Vietnam. the village grounds. "thanks" for a wonderful 1994. The sale will feature Another book describes an attorney-client inter- and 80, participated. Rains soaked the riders but the weather did not dampen the spirit of those participating. In this photo the two "incredible" merchandise and "unbelievable" prices. Among those taking the ride were, left to right, Keith Trowbridge, the president of the group; Bob Wigley, view in a jail in Massachusetts. Healy had a deputy are preparing a cis- Susanne Hastings and Don Abbott The Sanibel Bike Club promotes education, safety, bike path Improve- walk him through that process within the actual jail. tern replica to hide Four island restaurants earn mention in Florida ments and great biking. Plans are currently being made for a Lakes Park (Fort Myers) trip Saturday, Feb. 11, Healy said he has been able to carry a lot over into the non-hlstorlc air- Trend and a junket to ML Dora (Fla.) Feb. 14-16. The club meets every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. at the Quarterdeck mystery writing from his other profession. He is a conditioning unit. Florida Trend magazine recently announced its Restaurant on Sanibel. Call 472*2700 for information. See the related notice In the "At Large" section of professor at the New England School of Law. Top 200 restaurants and four island eateries were today's Islander for additional information about the club's next meeting. For those hoping to get published, Healy said per- mentioned. sistence pays off. His first manuscript was rejected by Those included were The Bubble Room and The the first 28 publishers to see it. It was accepted by the Old Captiva House on Captiva, and The Mad Hatter 29th and that book, "Blunt Darts," was selected by and Windows on the Water on Sanibel. the New York Times as one of the seven best myster- Island Historical ¥illage & Museym The awards announcement was made in the Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron meets, ies of 1984. January Florida Trend issue. His next book, "The Staked Goat," won the welcomes members, OK's slate of officers, Quilt show to give way to decorative exhibit Captiva and Offshore Sailing School featured in January schedules season opening programs WEATHER of Valentines, paper dolls and Victorian settings One hundred and seventy-eight members of the dezvous schedule for the upcoming months. The Special to The Islander shapes, finely stitched into piace and quilted, creat- issue of Gourmet Magazine Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron assembled at the next event will be a cruise and picnic at Tarpon WATCH The quilt show at Sambel's Historical Village ing a unique texture of its own. An article entitled "Learning Vacations, Sailing Sanibel Community Center Tuesday evening, Jan. Point Marina. Members may attend by boat or car and Museum will remain in place this week, then it An example not included in the show, but which Off Captiva Island" is included in this month's 17, for their monthly meeting. and should provide their own food, table service give way to Valentines, paper dolls and romantic (January 1995) Gourmet Magazine. The' article was Commander Alan Boers presented membership and chairs. Anyone wishing to go by boat who Brown seeks for next year, is a "liberation" quilt certificates to the following new members: Wayne Last week's temperatures in paradise were Victorian settings celebrating the month of done in white on white. Traditionally this was a written by Michael Kenyon and it features colorful does not have a ride may contact Lt. James Hock recorded at the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of February, photographs by Karen Fletcher. E. Boyd, Ava H. Feldman, Richard D. Harris, at 472-9532. quilt given by mothers to sons when they left Frank T. Hiatt, C.A. Ingham, Helen Reichman, Jay Commerce as follows: Still available are the dozens of quilts ranging The article, which the magazine said was the first The annual Change of Watch will be held at the HIGH LOW RAIN home at age 18, according to Dorothy Culhan, in a series "about the fun of learning a life-enhancing M. Reichman and Jan P. Urion. from antique to modern that inhabit the Rutland curator of an Ohio museum and recent visitor, to Captiva Island Yacht Club Monday evening, Feb. Sunday, Jan. 15 sport, skill, or craft while on vacation," described the Members unanimously approved a dues 13. Seating is limited and members are urged to 69 54 0.8 House museum and 1927 Bailey Store for a few the historic complex. increase and the slate of officers presented by Monday, Jan. 16 68 55 0.0 more days. Members of Sanibel Quilters will offer adventure of participating in Offshore Sailing send in their reservation forms from the Soundings The village, located at 950 Dunlop Rd., is open School's three-day beginners course. The school and Nominating Committee Chairman Stanton Condit. Tuesday, Jan. 17 63 54 0.0 one more demonstration Wednesday afternoon, Commander Boers announced that the next as soon as possible. Wednesday, Jan. 18 Jan, 25, according to Jody Brown who has orga- Wednesday through Saturday each week from 10 course are presented by Steve and Doris Colgate, the Program Chairman Henry Klein introduced 74 52 0.0 owners. Fellowship Luncheon will be held Wednesday, Thursday, Jan. 19 72 58 0.0 nized the show. a.m. to 4 p.m. Training sessions are slated in mid- Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron member Lt. March for persons who would like to join the vol- Offshore Sailing School has offices in Fort Myers Jan. 25, at noon at the Quarterdeck. All members riday, Jan. 20 66 58 0.0 Among the collection are some examples of tra- and at South Seas Plantation on Captiva. are welcome, and no reservations are necessary. James Bright, who presented an interesting pro- aturday, Jan. 21 67 57 0.0 punto quilting as identified by Helaine Fendelroan, unteer docent staff. Applications can be picked up Lt. James Hock presented the cruise and ren- gram on the history of yachting. a part-time Sanibel resident and co-author of at the museum. "What Is It? What Is It WoTth?" column in For information, please call Mary Bell at 472- Smoot joins Henderson, "Country Living" magazine. To achieve trapunto, 1812, Laura Cope at 472-1348 or Jackie Rauschert Florida LOTTO Rated 31/2 Stars the inner layer of cotton batting is pushed into at 472-6029. Franklin, Starnes & Holt Jean Le Boeuf Numbers from Jan. 21,1995 law firm in Fort Myers Attorney Tom Smoot III recently joined the Rob D. Simmons, M.D., & Ernest J. Gesiotto, M.D. 30-33-36-39-44-47 Commercial Litigation Division of the Fort Myers Shell craft artists visit Shell Net law firm of Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A. By Anne Bellew buffs as the composer of the biggest hit of the period, Smoot received his A.B. from Duke University, his Welcome Islander Staff Writer "The Music Goes Round and Round," which sold J.D. from the University of Florida and his LL.M. THAI RESTAURANT Composer, wood carver and Pine Island resident over a million copies in the first six weeks of its from the University of Miami. He concentrates his Ernie Palmquist celebrated his 88th birthday at The release. He also wrote the Perry Como hit, "Let's practice in commercial litigation matters. OPEN FOR DINNER Shell Net on Sanibel on Jan. 19, 1995. Along with his Pretend." For additional information, please call 334-4121. MEDICAL SCHOOL: wife Virginia creating her excellent renditions of the But the couple may be best remembered for their 7 DAYS University of Tennessee (1985) lighthouse and Sanibel beach-front scenes, Ernie hand-carved and finished 50,000-piece, 20-foot by 40 5:00-10:00 ACCEPTING demonstrated what it takes to create a clown out of a continued from page 4 EDITOR: Christopher Strine -foot miniature circus which traveled all over the U.S. Artists RESIDENCY: NEW PATIENTS handful of shells. ADVERTISING MGR: Jack Messersmith BEST THAI FOOD University Hospital, REPORTERS: Steve Ruediger, Frank Wagner, Anne Bellew Palmquist's name will be recognized by 1930s to shopping centers and fairs as advance promotion Jacksonville (1985-88) PHOTOGRAPHERS: Kathleen Blase and Saul Taffet Please see ARTISTS, page 5 IN TOWN! CONTRIBUTORS: Capt. Mike Fuery, Bobbie Sharp, Bob for Ringling. The display needed 20 motors to oper- Maurer and Art Stevens ate the acts and moving parts, and the whole set was Just 10 minutes AD SALES: Tracey Markwalter CLASSiFiEDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS: Betty O'Neal wired for sound with a calliope, animal noises, a from Sanibel and the Beach LOCATION: MAILING ADDRESS: band and even the clip-clop of hooves. in INDIAN CREEK PLAZA PHILLIP G. DAVIS, M.D. Ritz Diner P.O. Box 56 A number of years ago they sold their creation to Islander Center Sanibel, FL 33957 17274 SAN CARLOS BLVD. Board-Certified, Internal Medicine 2407 Periwinkle Way 472-5185 FAX 472^5302 Disney World of Japan. "They called to reassure us SUITE 203-5 SUBSCRIPTION RATES that it may be the only thing in one piece over there," FORT MYERS BEACH, FL To the S22.00 S28.00 $28,00 $42.00 Ernie said, "but our circus is still intact!" 813-454-3020 SJO.75 Newsp«w S26.12 Newspaper Annum SuijicfipDon SUSSaiesTai S1-58 Sales T» UAA. 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Southwest Florida Error Responsibility: In the event of an error, wa are responsible only tor the Why Wait?...You tian receive a Lump Sum Now firsl Incorrect insertion of an ad II, in our opinion, there is a loss of value. We do not The Shell Net is located instead of the small monthly paymentsl ns-ume any responsibility for an error beyond the cost of the ad itself. We assume no financial responsibility tor typographical errors in advertisement but will reprint at Bailey's Shopping {Mexico wHtioul charge that part which is incorrect. We are not responsible for any credrt or Call Gulf Coast Mortgage Consultants TYirptin Bay BI reimbursement after 30 days from publicalion date. Center at Tarpon Bay Columns: Opinions expressed in columns in The Islander and Letters to the Road and Periwinkle I (813) 574-4518 or FAX (813) 575-6537 j Editor are those oil the person willing the column or letter and do not necessarily Way. reflect those of the newspaper. Tuesday. 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The SCCF submitted the only bid for the work. approving the other 12 was approved at Tuesday's an intergovernmental meeting in Fort Myers to dis- There is no fixed value on the bid because it is not council meeting. Tuesday, cuss dual taxation with the Lee County government. Jan. 24,1995 known in advance how much work there will be each Most of the events will be non-profit, civic events Cityside year. However, it cannot exceed $45,000. such as the annual hurricane seminar held at the Board alternates appointed This includes work on all city property, including resort. The City Council appointed alternates Tuesday to road rights of way and parks. The primary impact of the special events on the area immediately around the resort is the parking both the Lee County Regional Water Supply The bid process asked for prices on specific plants, sometimes needed along Middle Gulf Drive when Authority and the Sanibel Code Enforcement Board. Court cases update labor costs, etc. parking at the resort overflows. Councilman Bob Davison is the alternate for Councilwpman Daphne Miller on the water authority. CITY BRIEFS Sundial Resort allowed Mark your calendar Bob Wigley of the Island Water Authority is the alter- City Attorney Pritt reviews status Several dates were set at Tuesday's Sanibel City nate for Warren Deuber of IWA on the county-wide additional special events Council meeting. These included April 27 as volun- authority. By Steve Ruediger of pending lawsuits involving Sanibel • The Sundial Beach and Tennis Resort will be teer appreciation day and May 25 as student govern- David Fowler, an attorney who resides on Sanibel, allowed to have 12 special events this year in addition By Steve Ruediger ment day. was reappointed as the first alternate on the Code Islander staff writer to the six granted automatically. The resolution A tentative date of Feb. 14 at 1:30 p.m. was set for Enforcement Board. Other business conducted at the Jan. 17 meeting /'• of the Sanibel City Council included: A meeting with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection has been scheduled for Beat continued from page 2 Building permit Monday, Jan. 30, regarding Sanibel's intent to resume proceedings against the Captiva Erosion Prevention An injured cormorant was transported to Care and James F. Clawson was charged with careless dri- extension rule revised District over erosion allegedly caused by the groin at Sanibel City Rehabilitation of Wildlife from Angel Wing Drive Scott F. Ludwig of Cortland, N.Y., was stopped ving Jan. 16 after being involved in an accident at An ordinance making clearer the rules for Blind Pass. Attorney Bob Pritt Jan. 17. last week on Sanibel-Captiva Road for going 55 mph Periwinkle Way and Meridian Street. / granting extensions of building permits, setting That is perhaps the best known of the dozen litiga- and for having a tag not assigned to the car. He was fees and increasing the role of the city manager tions the City of Sanibel is currently involved in. A purse containing money was found on the path arrested after it was discovered there are five active The fire department was called when ^moke began in the process passed first reading before the the Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pritt gives a quarterly to the Sanibel Lighthouse restrooms Jan. 17. bench warrants for him on failure to appear charges. coming from the battery cables of a Sanibel police council. report to the City Council on the status of the cases cruiser at the Periwinkle Place Shopping Center Building Official Max Anderson said in 99 Sanibel is currently dealing with. Most of the cases Kerri B. Slominski of Captiva was charged Jan. 17 Jocelyn Tyne Debow of Fort Myers was charged Sunday, Jan. 15. percent of the cases, builders meet the one-year are relatively minor and do not get mentioned in the y with going 52 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Jan. 17 with going 60 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. building permit deadline. The proposed ordi- newspapers. However, it might be interesting to list The front door of Friday's Jewelers was shattered early on the morning of Jan. 15. Nothing was miss- nance deals with the other 1 percent. all of them from Pritt's Tuesday, Jan. 17, report. Orpha E. Vorwerk of St. Louis, Mo., was charged Michael Joseph Labiento of Fort Myers was ing. A neighbor told police later that he thought he Under the current system, Anderson can grant The first was the CEPD case, which is just being Court action to transfer the Gumbo Limbo Sewer with violation of right of way Jan. 17 after being charged Jan. 17 with going 54 mph on Periwinkle resumed and is not actually a case yet. System to Sanibel has been completed. involved in an accident at Periwinkle Way and Dixie Way. heard an audible alarm at 6 a.m. but he did not call one 90-day extension, but to get another exten- police at that time. A man told police he drove by at sion a hearing must be held before the City Next came Caloosa Capital, which involves densi- A hearing has been set for Feb. 27 on an appeal to Beach Boulevard. the 20th Judicial Circuit of a ruling by the Code 8:30 a.m. and everything was fine. A woman walking Council. Some on the council had considered ty on that organization's land. It wants more. The her dog noticed the door smashed in at 8:30 a.m. and that a waste of their time. case is currently before the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Enforcement Board that Isabella's Pizza remove its Tower continued from page 6 called police. The alarm company servicing the jew- So, the proposed law will allow the city man- Appeals. Sanibel has won in the lower courts. outdoor garden seating. elry store never noticed anything or received an alarm ager to grant extensions after the extension by The third case involves alleged roof defects at City Sanibel has come in as a friend of the court on the tion of those lands. Ray for her efforts in trying to work with the city. signal. the building official has run out. Hall. A declaratory judgement is being sought by side of Lee County in Lee County v. Lippi, et al., Sanibel City Natural Resources Director Rob City Councilman Mark Westall said there is a contractor Stinson-Head that the statute of limitations A charge of 10 percent of the permit fee is set which is the Captiva personal watercraft ban case. Loflin said he has seen piles of dead birds beneath positive aspect regarding public service announce- for each extension. has run on this issue. Sanibel has petitioned for friend of the court status radio towers in the Florida Keys and Dade County Councilman Mark Westall pointed out that Lorene Thompson has an appeal before the 20th so he could not support the proposal from an envi- ments during an emergency but he thought more regarding Lee County v. Goldberg, which is a case weight would be put on the environmental aspects under the new proposal if, purely hypothetically, Judicial Circuit of a ruling by the Sanibel City involving quasi-judicial hearings. Sanibel is con- ronmental standpoint in the future sometime, Sanibel City Manager Council that she could not split her lot on Rabbit cerned because it holds similar hearings. Sanibel City Manager Gary Price complemented if a permit were sought to build a tower. Gary Price is gone to Plant City or some such Road into two single-family lots. place and there is a hostile city manager-council Last year Sanibel began seeking a total of In City of Sanibel v. Hayon, Sanibel accepted cash situation like in Cape Coral, the City Council $55,166.56 in 11 companies' overdue overweight in lieu of forfeiture of a car that the police had seized. Twelve continued from page 1 would have given up all its power over building vehicle fees at the Sanibel Causeway weigh station. The car was a red Corvette. permit extensions and the city manager could do $53,098.89 has been collected. The only case left is Sanibel is involved in a foreclosure case because have all contributed food almost every week. Pickups period of time," she said. EMiWUBEi Pine Island Center whatever he wanted. for $1,002.30 plus interest from Foundation there is a $100 Code Enforcement Board fine out- are every Monday, aridi volunteers; must have station Twelve Baskets has also salvaged leftover food (813)283-4334 This possibility did not seem to cause anyone Specialties Inc., which had made a partial payment. standing against the property a bank is foreclosing on. wagons or large cars and two or three big coolers. from church dinners, the Shell Fair volunteers' din- OUTBOARD5 else concern. Pritt said the city might have to write off the remain- That is currently all the litigation involving the Twelve Baskets operates in cooperation with Lee ner, a Super Bowl party, The Bean coffee store and Price commented he had no desire whatever der. city, Pritt told the council. Harvest, a chapter of USA Harvest. The program also Sanibel Chowder House. Join the Sanifoe! to go to Plant City even though it does have a occasionally serves Friends Who Care Inc., a local Another service of the program offers is a fruit nice strawberry festival. organization that helps island people in need* picking program carried out by the Youth Mission BICYCLE CLUB 'Now, live from Sanibel...' Wood, a member of Sanibel Community Church, Team of Sanibel Community Church. Teenagers will Help Promote Improved Bicycling and explained that such programs supplement emergency pick fruit on Saturdays, leaving tree owners a bag of Safety of-Cyclists on Sanibel - Timbers gets food pantries which solicit packaged non-perishable Send $10.00 Fee With 450-foot island radio tower proposal discussed foods. fruit, and delivering the remainder to the soup entertainment license kitchen. NAME, ADDRESS & PHONE TO: By Steve Ruediger "All prepared and perishable food rescue programs SANIBEL BICYCLE CLUB Wearing a T-shirt reading "LAWYER'S within 8.5 miles of any point within the city served Islander staff writer are strictly controlled to comply with Health All the local churches have been represented in the KEITH W. TROWBRIDGE SUCK nation's assets," Timbers Restaurant (Sanibel). Public service needs were set against environmen- Department regulations. Food is carefully kept cold roster of volunteers. Anyone wanting to volunteer or 1270 Bay Drive, Sanibei, Florida 33957 owner Matt Asen appeared before the City She thought she had a site on Pine Island but it make a donation, should call Wood at 472-0673. tal concerns as the possibility of a 450-foot-tall radio from donor to receiver and served within a specific FAX-813-466-FAXX Council for the annual extension of his restau- tower being built beside Island Inn Road was dis- was too near an eagle's nest. Another site was too rant's entertainment license. cussed at the Tuesday, Jan. 17, Sanibel City Council near an adjacent signal from another radio station. Asen said it was a waste of time holding a meeting. Her station would be at 98.5 FM. hearing each year on the license. He said if there On the one hand environmentalists said the tower She has been talking with Sanibel city officials and were ever complaints, then a hearing should be would kill birds. It would be about 200 feet higher has offered to let the city use her station for public held. than the cable television tower, which is currently the service announcements and her tower for police radio DR. AULINO Mayor Wally Kain said the council could in tallest tower on Sanibel. It would also be an eyesore equipment, etc. the future look into changing the procedure but City officials suggested the least objectionable site and would be a bad land use precedent, it being in the is pleased to announce the for now it needs to follow existing law. middle of the environmentally sensitive land acquisi- would be near the existing Colony Cablevision tower. The Timbers doesn't have entertainment but tion area. She wanted to hear the City Council's reaction to association of under its license it could have up to a five-person On the other hand, the tower could be used to this before spending more money on engineering band. The annual license fee is $250 a year, broadcast emergency warnings and other public ser- studies and before buying land. which is $50 per entertainer that the restaurant WE SELL FOR LESS DR.CARLTON vice messages to Sanibel citizens. It could also do the She heard immediately from Lou Hinds, the man- could have but doesn *t. ager of the "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. OUR GUARANTEES... VISIT OUR DESIGN CENTER work of a couple of the shorter towers on the island - Dr. David G Carlton, DDS The back of Asen's shirt pointed out that the the police radio tower and the J.N. "Ding" Darling He said during public comment on her proposal that M LOWEST PRICE m WALL PAPER Dr. Carmen 1. Aulino, DDS United States has 6 percent of the world's popu- We are not on Cleveland Ave. National Wildlife Refuge tower. 1.25 million birds each year are killed by towers in So Our Overhead is Lower lation and 74 percent of the world's lawyers. B WINDOW TREATMENTS in the practice of Mayor Wally Kain, after hearing all currently the United States. • COMPLETE SATISFACTION Hinds pointed out that Sanibel is part of a major Deal Directly With Owner, m CARPET, TILE & available information on the proposed tower Tuesday, Not a Here-Today, VINYL FLOORING SCCF awarded told Ruth H. Ray that he would at present tend to migratory route for birds and that those following the Gone-Tomorrow Salesperson GENERAL DENTISTRY Florida coastline would have this tower as an obstacle H NO PRESSURE SALES favor the conservation side. INTERIOR DESIGNER ON STAFF NEW PATIENTS AND EMERGENCIES WELCOME all native plant work Ray is president of Ruth Communications. She had in the way of their flight. • FAST, FREE DELIVERY GIAOIO.US AT NO COST OR OBUGATUiON The native plant work for the City of Sanibel come before the City Council to get indications of He said the height of the tower was the problem, Gulf Points Square - will be done by the Native Plant Nursery of the how the city would react to her proposal. that birds do not as frequently fly into lower towers. LARGE SELECTION OF SUMMERUN COMPLETE Across from Publix, near Pier I Imports Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation under The Federal Communication's Commission has Erick Lindblad of the Sanibel-Captiva a resolution passed Tuesday by the council. Conservation Foundation said he agreed with Hind's WICKER & RATTAN PACKAGES Open Monday thru Friday 7:00' AM to 7:00 PM one commercial radio frequency assigned to the City $ In the past different contractors had been of Sanibel. Ray, who has been in the broadcast busi- concerns and said he was also concerned that the site FROM hired for different jobs. The city decided to save of the proposed tower was within the area where OPEN 7 DAYS 4900°° INSURANCE ACCEPTED ness since 1967, won out over 11 other applicants in MON.-FRI. 9-6 SAT. 9-5 CONVENIENT LOCATION FROM the effort of having bidding on each job by 1986 in getting assigned that frequency. Another SaniSel has been buying up environmentally sensitive SUNDAY 12-4 putting all vegetation planting work for the city applicant fought her in court. She won in court in lands. SANIBEL & FT. MYERS BEACH 489-1118 out to bids. 1989. Lindblad referred to the tower proposal as "the tip 489-3311 15501 MCGREGOR Please see BRIEFS, page 7 Since then she has been looking for sites either on of the iceberg" in turning away from the strict protec- FINANCING AVAILABLE IN MINER'S PLAZA Sanibel or southern Pine Island. Her tower must be Please see TOWER, page 7 Tuesdav. Jan. 24.1995 THE ISLANDER 9

Letters continued from page 8 Tuesday, 8 Jan. 24,1995 despised tax collector who's balancing our budget. your $10 to P. O. Box 951, Sanibel, Florida 33957. location of the machines. Commentary They're fixed for life. Meetings are 8:30 a.m. Thursday mornings at the What do those at city hall say? Not that we'll take Whose responsible? Today our economy's the Quarterdeck Restaurant, 1625 Periwinkle Way, a look at the situation. Not that we'll try to make healthiest in the world and if not for the Reaganomic Sanibel. them more "user friendly." Of course not! They debt, our budget would be balanced. The only war Keith W. Trowbridge, president demean and castigate our tourist guests by saying ... Ritz Diner where are you? we're waging is economic and we're winning despite Sanibel Bicycle Club "If you can't read our signs or find our machines, you sabotaging Republicans, "Tokyo Rose" talk-show shouldn't be driving!" An ode to Have you ever had a favorite place to eat and it hosts and the media roaming the battlefield shooting Comment about beach What a great attitude! closed? the wounded. But instead of cheering, we jeer and The staffers at City Hall should keep their insult- You wouldn't believe how many people have ISLANDER'S NOTES send in Reaganomic rogue-elephants to take over. parking angers resident ing, disrespecting comments to themselves. come by our office the past 1 1/2 months to ask Stupid is as stupid does, so now the Republicans are To the editor: A little economics and marketing knowledge gas station where their favorite place has gone. The Ritz Diner By Betty O'Neal in the trenches, the media's taking aim on the wound- The Islander would show City Hall you can only charge what peo- was our next-door restaurant for eons and in ed and Newt's running around wearing a sign saying Sanibel's new marketing policy: insult your ple will pay, and at some point they may be sitting December 1994 the owners sold out; NOT closed "shoot me." Yes, these are interesting times and I'm guests! here with their bugs and alligators and themselves. down by the health department as some other paper what I wanted and they would even deliver it to me afraid our curse will be that we follow our old enemy, Once again another example of disrespect and lack Who then would pay their over-inflated salaries? attendants indicated recently and NOT run out of business, but (next door at the paper). Russia, into economic chaos. If so, how ironic that of compassion emanates from City Hall. The latest That whole group at city hall needs to learn com- comments by the city staff and then repeated with a sold out because the owner wanted to retire for a The people who bought the Ritz are going to be the world's greatest superpowers won't go out with a passion and respect! A hard lesson in the above may It's true that modern technology has changed display of pleasure by the city manager were in our lives for the better in so many ways. while. Hey, he's entitled! opening The Greenhouse Grille soon. We really wish bang, but with the whimper of financial insolvency. be forthcoming. them luck, and we hope to be able to get to know Somewhere the Gods must be laughing. regard to the new parking machines. Many people Michele Hannigan Computers, CD Roms, virtual reality, the infor- If I could've afforded to buy it and keep it the way them, too. complained they were confused by the signs and Sanibel mation superhighway. it was, I would've. They had great prices, great food But hey, Eddie, Shelley, and the entire Ritz Diner But there's one instance where modem tech- and great people! We ate there at least once or twice a And, in answer to my critics, I enjoy our verbal crew, we miss you a lot!! nology has intruded on the culture of this coun- week and we really miss it! We had gotten to know jousting and, as I have said before, I much prefer eat- ing crow than being right. So far, I'm sorry to say, try in a way none of use would have ever real- all the employees pretty well, and we could always 1996-97 Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Betty O'Neal, an island resident, is the receptionist, I've yet to feast on my words or crow. I hope next ized: the self-service gas station. count on them to be fast and efficient for us. Besides, classified ad manager, circulation manager and typist year we can feast on them and celebrate together, but it was very convenient! I could call and tell them for The Islander. don't hold your breath. Scholarship applications now available Jim Snyder Applications for 1996-97 Rotary Foundation assigned by The Rotary Foundation. Forest Park, III. Letters Ambassadorial Scholarships to be awarded world- Multi-Year Ambassadorial Scholarships are flat SHELL wide are now available from the Rotary Club of grants of $10,000 (U.S.) per year for either two or SHOCKED An On the 30th of December, we watched a bald eagle Sanibel Bike Club Sanibel-Captiva. three years toward the cost of a degree program in enjoy it's breakfast while perched on the trunk of a membership tops 40; The scholarships, which are designed to further another country. Also available are Cultural By Art Stevens island decaying palm tree. This sighting was on West Gulf international understanding and goodwill, provide Ambassadorial Scholarships for three or six months ' Drive at Lantana. The eagle stayed there for about 45 more bikers welcome for study abroad in one of the 150 countries and 35 of intensive language study in another country. street minutes, and we were able to take a number of pic- geographical regions where Rotary Clubs are locat- During their studies abroad, Rotary Foundation Going to a gas station without a gas station tures. It was a very majestic looking bird. To the editor ed. Some 1,100 scholarships of various types will Ambassadorial Scholars act as "ambassadors of scene? The Islander attendant to shoot the breeze with is like going to I have enclosed some pictures that we took. be available from clubs worldwide. The value of goodwill." Through appearances before Rotary The Sanibel Bicycle Club has passed the 40 mem- Clubs and districts, schools, civic organization and a self-service bar where you pour your own To the editor Sanibel is truly a paradise where one can relax and each scholarship and local availability varies. bership mark. This is an appeal to all those who are other forums, the scholars represent their home- drinks and pay up at a cash register later. The Islander enjoy God's gifts. We enjoy reading the paper weekly Academic-Year Ambassadorial Scholarships are interested in expansion and improvement of the bike for one academic year abroad and provide up to lands and improve international understanding. The gas station attendant has been a father, a One would to keep up on events, so that when we come back, we system on Sanibel to join our club. ' $21,500 (U.S.) or its equivalency for round-trip For an application, contact Ed Wehner, Sanibel- friend, a priest to many generations of think this know what's been happening. Keep up the good Our objectives are: transportation, tuition and fees, room, board, neces- Captiva Rotary, P.O. Box 686, Sanibel, FL 33957, Americans. He's the good Samaritan who told island was free work. Thanks for your efforts in reporting. 1) To expand our experience and enjoyment of sary educational supplies, contingency expenses or call 731-2424. Applications must be received by you how to get to Route 41, who told you that for everyone. George and Shell! Cochran island bicycling. and one month of intensive language training, if May 1,1995, to be considered. your left front tire needed a little air, who told Travelling Napoleon, Ohio 2) To become an effective lobby before govern- you that your oil was a bit low and that you'd on Periwinkle ment to improve bicy- need a quart the next time you stopped for gas. Friday at1:30 it's'High Noon' cling safety and infra- Who would clean your windows without hav- p.m., traffic structure. ing to be asked? Who'd share some local gossip was stopped and there were two cars in front of me. and the clock is ticking ... 3) To have a congenial PETER E. KELLY with you? Who'd tell you how snazzy your car They went into Jerry's and then this car on two ATTORNEY AT LAW looked? Yes, snazzy. wheels came from the street opposite of Jerry's. I just To the editor club of bicycle enthusi- The Islander asts who socialize and GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW Food For Now the only person you can say "fill 'er up" missed him and then he slowed to 10 miles per hour. bike trip together. INCLUDING: to is a bartender^ and his job may also be in peril. I had my radio on and started to sing along. He In my last letter, I said I thought the Republicans Anyone seeing these Wills • Living Trusts • Real Estate Can you imagine going to a bar without being stopped his car, came to my window, (holding up had gone too far with their contract and the voters Thought objectives as worthy, we Condominium Law • Land Use Planning able to say "it's a quarter to three and there's no traffic) and said "Are you talking to me." wouldn't buy it. Boy was I ever wrong! A Chinese encourage to become a . Probate • Business & Corporate Law one in the place but you and me". F d rather "Why would I do that? And after he was through curse is: "May you live in interesting times." I'm member of the Sanibel ANCHOR POINTE CENTER By Paul Gaetd move to Iraq than endure the humiliation of yelling at me I told him to kiss my feet. (He had a afraid we're cursed. We voted out a Cuomo, elected a Bicycle Club. Send in 1633 Periwinkle Way Suite H 395-2211 pouring my own drinks in a bar. Dade County tag.) Bono and put a Newt two heartbeats away from the presidency. Morning in America is over, it's "High There's another reason I hate self-service gas The car behind me was a little upset at me (live Try this flavoring paste to rub into halibut or scrod: three cloves garlic, stations. Not only do I miss the conversation, but and learn). There were no police around. Noon" and the clock's ticking down to the day when minced, 3 Tbs. sweet paprika and 1 1/2 Tbs. ground cumin, mixed I still don't know how to work the damned gas Do not put your window down on Sanibel if you all taxes will be consumed by interest on the debt and DINNER FOR TWO* into 1/4 cup lemon juice and 3 Tbs. olive oil. Let marinate four to eight nozzle. What's that about not being able to teach don't want a fight. entitlements, but they're not the enemy. The "towns- • Fast Service hours, then grill or broil the fish lightly. • Quality, Italian Food old dogs new tricks? MaryDalton people" are. They kicked out anyone brave enough to -,;: Buy One •;••:;•./ * * * stand up to them and do what's right to balance the • New Affordable Prices Sanibel Get Second • All Fresh Everyday Yo.ur microwave oven can speed breadmaking. Put the bowl of Art Stevens, a Sanibel homeowner for nearly 10 budget. Now they've turned the town over to the ready-to-rise dough info a pie plate filled with hot water. Cook, years, is a full-time public relations executive with snake-oil salesman. Here are some of their elixirs: 1/2PRICE Lobenz-Stevens inc. in New York City. He Is also covered, on low heat for 10 to 14 minutes until doubled. Cook shaped Balanced Budget Amendment: Why? When dough in a glass pan on low heat for 5 minutes; let stand 10 minutes the author of the book, "Sanibel Shell Shocked," a Mon.-Fri. 11:30-2:30 collection of his humorous columns, many of Democrats controlled the House, they kept reducing until doubled. Reagan's budgets only to be stymied by a • Beverage & gratuity not included. which have appeared in The Islander. Present coupon before ordering • Exp. 2-8-95 * * * Republican-controlled Senate; but once they regained 11751 Cleveland Ave. Old America Ctr., Fort Myers 936-3660 Three cheers for pita bread, great for sandwiches. It has almost no control of the Senate, they and Clinton reduced the fat, and far fewer calories than a long sandwich roll or a bagel. The deficit over 1/3 without an amendment. Now whole-wheat version is extra nutritious. Ha¥© you got "•;•• Republicans control both the House and Senate and * * * have the votes to balance the budget without an amendment. Why don't they? With a time-consuming Arts & Craft Fair Do-it-yourself treat--a chpcolate nut bark made with 8 ounces of your something amendment both they and the debt will be out of favorite chocolate and 3/4 cup toasted nuts. Melt the chopped chocolate in microwave or double boiler, add nuts and spread onto an sight once it becomes law. As I explained in my last oil-sprayed baking sheet. you want to say? letter, balancing the budget would require either they show reduce spending or raise taxes the equivalent of JANUARY 28TIU & 29TU L TW&JSLANDER welcomes letters to $800+ each year for every man, woman and child in Why do it yourself? Let us-do the cooking tonight. Join us for dinner at America. So, step aside Keynes, Adam Smith and LLL COUNTY SPQPTS COMPLLX •••'-.'• * * "* ••.:;;.... f|e editor. Letters for publication must Greenspan, Newt and his neophyte Republicans, Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers contain the writer's name, address and elected on a platform extolling their inexperience, phone number for verification. The right will cut taxes, increase spending, find jobs for every- to edit letters is reserved by the editor, Visitors enjoy body on welfare, fund all state mandates, eliminate Send your comments tot seeing bald eagle any tax increases by requiring a 3/5 majority and bal- THE ance the budget. «„: • , SEAFOOD S I < i-, 1223 PERIWINKLE WJtf. SANSEL ISLAND 472-1771 To the editor A wise man once warned: "History teaches noth- Thelsfander Admission Price $3.00 ing, just punishes those for not learning it's lesson." THE ISLANDER . We had the great pleasure of spending our Well, the lesson was Reaganomics, the final exam Present this coupon SEAFOOD EMPORIUM Christmas vacation on Sanibel this past December. MdPs was the ballot and we flunked. Who gets punished? for $1.00 off 472-1366 RO. Box 56, Try Them All! Corner of TARpon Bay Rd. & periWINKLE Way After returning home, we read that a bird count was We will, not our leaders, the rich or even Clinton, the in the process. Had I known at the time, I would have Sanibel, FL 33957 ' dropped off one of these pictures then. 5eriwinkie Way t523P«i*inkleWay Please see LETTERS, page 9 CALL 813-964-1457 472-7672 472-3161 Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 ,THE ISLANDER 11 First SCCF program Jan. 31 What's Playing Jan. 24 to Jan. 31 Native Plant Nursery offering landscaping seminars SANIBEL & CAPTIVA FORT MYERS great plains of Montana at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan 24. Pirate Playhouse Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Tickets are $22. By Anne Beliew goals of Landscaping for Wildlife is to direct more of areas. 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 8099 College Parkway 481-4849 © An incredible evening of music with violinist Itzhak Islander Staff Writer these dollars toward landscaping that maintains The workshop will include a slide show, a tour of ® Alan Ayckbourn's "Bedroom Farce" is currently @ Pam Tillis, CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, will Perlman and Samuel Sanders will be featured at 8 The first of two Landscaping for Wildlife seminars and/or restores wildlife habitat. The program will the nursery and of model island landscapes, displays keeping audiences entertained with wildly humorous perform in concert with special guests at 8 p.m., p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 25. Tickets are $70. © The Naples Philharmonic Pops I Concert will be offered by the Native Plant Nursery at the focus on attracting birds and butterflies to one's yard on integrated pest management and butterflies and a marital intrigues; stellar performances by Maurice Friday, Jan. 27. Tickets are $19.50. Schlafer, James Walker, Marilyn Mays, Nick "Broadway Today," with Erich Kunzel conducting and Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation Tuesday, by showing participants how to provide a habitat with native plant give-away. Attendees will be introduced e "Will Rogers Follies," winner of six Tony awards in Jan. 31, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. the essential requirements for all life: food, shelter, Stannard with direction by Robert Cacioppo. A gala 1991 including best musical, will be performed at 7:30 featuring soprano Kathleen Brett, tenor Benoit Boutet, to the nursery's new Island Wildlife Habitat Program. baritone Lewis Dahle Von Schlanbusch and the Gardening is considered to be the #1 leisure-time water and nesting areas. membership performance will be held at 8 p.m. p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 31 and Feb. Through this program members can certify their Tuesday (tonight), Jan. 24. The regular performance 1. Tickets are $45, $35 and $28. Philharmonic Center Chorale, will be performed at 8 activity in the United States - $22 billion was spent Many environmentalists on the island join with the p.m., Friday and Saturday, Jan. 27 and 28 (tickets on garden products in 1990, for example. One of the yards, streets and/or subdivisions as a Refuge for schedule is Monday through Saturday at 8 p.m.; SCCF nursery in seeking to replace the shrinking nat- Wednesday matinee at 2 p.m. Tickets are $19 for Harborside Convention Center are $38), and at 2 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, Jan. ural areas that once supported wildlife populations Wildlife. Membership includes help with exotic plant control and the identification of plant pest problems, evening performances and $14 for matinees (Special 1373 Monroe St. 334-4958 28 and 29 (tickets are $35). and habitat. The welfare of wildlife is inseparable • "The Sisters Rosenweig," a highly successful landscape planning, a newsletter and an original- Saturday matinee, Feb. 4.) • Battle of the Big Bands, come dance or just sit and from that of humans and environmental conditions listen as you hear hits of Benny Goodman, Tommy Broadway comedy hit, wilt be performed at 8 p.m., design certification yard plaque. influencing the health and well-being of wildlife also Old Schoolhouse Theater Dorsey, Harry James and Glenn Miller, at 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 30 and 31. Tickets are affect human welfare. The more extensive use of Program leaders will be Connie Holsinger of the 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 Monday, Jan. 30. Tickets are $15.50. $35. native plants in landscaping plans will eventually TERRA Foundation and members of the staff of the « The comedy triumph "Greater Tuna," starring Mark • Skitch Henderson & New York Pops will perform at In the Philharmonic galleries: bring a greater diversity of wildlife habitat to Sanibel Native Plant Nursery. The program costs $10 and Agnew and Peter-Michael Marino and directed by 8;15 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 31. Tickets are $46.50 and 9 From Deep Roots to New Ground: The Qulla by having developed areas act as corridors so that reservations may be made by calling the nursery at J.T. Smith, plays its final performance Saturday, Jan. $43.50. Stop by the box office for tickets or call Landscapes of Jonathan Green (runs until Feb. 25), and Engaged Cultures: Ten Contemporary Latino creatures can pass through to protected conservation 472-1932. 28. The performance schedule is 8 p.m., Monday Ticketmasters, 287-8844 or 334-3309. Artists/a Different America (runs until Feb. 22.) through Saturday; 2 p.m. Wednesday matinee; and 4 Bird identification classes scheduled Broadway Palm Dinner Theater Docent guided tours are available Monday through p.m. Sunset performance. Evenings $19; matinee Saturday at 11 a.m. theater schedule permitting. and Sunset $17.50. 1380 Colonial Blvd. 278-4422 • "Fiddler on the Roof," the timeless classic about Gallery admission is $3 for adults and $1.50 for stu- dents. BIG Arts Center Tevye, a Jewish milkman who ponders the "vast eter- Sanborn to discuss nature's survival 900 Duniop Road 395-0900 nal plan" for his family and his country and featuring the songs "Sunrise, Sunset," "If I were A Rich Man," e BIG Arts Great Musicians Series presents Violinist "Matchmaker" and others, is currently playing. Dmitri Berlinsky, accompanied by pianist Svetlana • in the Cafe Cabaret, a new a la carte restaurant tactics at Audubon meeting Jan. 26 Gorokovich, in concert at 8 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 28. By Anne Beliew die school science and computer teacher, shares his inside the Broadway Palm, nationally known comedi- Tickets are $19. ans David Sayh and Tom Drake perform Wednesday Islander Staff Writer love of nature. Their interest in bird and flower pho- Phillips Gallery Longtime Audubon Society member and islander through Saturday nights. Show time is 9 p.m. tography has taken them from Florida to Alaska and 9 New exhibition, The Tapestry Artwork of Janina Admission: $6, with no drink minimum. Alvah Sanborn will present "Nature's Strategies for from Churchill, Manitoba, to the deserts of the Marks Survival" at the Thursday, Jan. 26, Sanibel-Captiva Southwest. They have backpacked in the mountains Founders Gallery Off Beach Players Premier Season of Comedies Audubon Society meeting at the Sanibel Community of Wyoming and the inner gorge of the Grand 9 New exhibition of works of Anne Kittel and Eleanor Kiwanis Theater Center. The program will examines the utterly Canyon - always with camera gear as an essential Merritt. 1630 Woodford Ave. 472-9357 remarkable adaptations that enable living things - part of the pack. Gallery hours are 1 to 4 p.m., daily. « Larry Shue's comedy/drama 'The Foreigner," with both plant and animal - to survive. For many years a resident of the Chicago area, artistic Director Robert Toperzer also playing a lead- House sign stolen, Sanborn will illustrate adaptations in form, color Clair is considered one of their top nature photogra- Island Cinema ing role, opens Jan. 26 and continues Jan. 27 and reward offered and behavioral patterns and will include fascinating phers, having placed first in CACCA's Nature 525 Tarpon Bay Road 472-1701 28, and Feb. 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 and pictures of plant life as well as birds, insects, reptiles, Division several times. A newly renovated two-theater complex 25. There will be special matinee performances Feb. A decorative sign that was located In front of a beaver, turtles and spiders. The Postmuses have presented nature programs to © "Legends of the Fall," starring Brad Pitt, Anthony 11 and 25 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 OFF home on Captiva Drive on Captiva island was Sanborn and his wife, Virginia, have been winter- Audubon groups, camera clubs and schools in the Hopkins and Aidan Quinn. Rated R. Show times are for theatergoers aged 17 and under. For group rates stolen recently. The owners of the home, and the ing on Sanibel for 18 years. A Cornell graduate in Chicago area and on Sanibel, their winter home. They 7 and 9:30 p.m.; matinees Saturday and Sunday at 4 please contact Vince Kelly at 472-9357. sign, which 9s pictured above, have offered a $100 vertebrate zoology and ornithology, Alvah was the gave the first of this winter's Audubon programs, p.m. reward leading to the recovery of the colorful sign. e "I.Q.", starring Meg Ryan and Walter Matthau. A report on the theft of the Nirvana sign has been director of Massachusetts Audubon's Pleasant Valley "Alaska, That Great Land", earlier this month. In Arcade Theater TOTAL BILL filed with the Lee County Sheriffs Department, Wildlife Sanctuary for 27 1/2 years and taught the 1992 they were invited to make a presentation at the Rated P.G. Show times are 7:10 and 9 p.m.; mati- 2267 First St. 332-6736 which ts investigating the incident. If you have society's conservation and wildlife program in the international meeting of the Photographic Society of nees Saturday and Sunday at 4 p.m. o "Uncommon Friends," a Players Guild Production, information about the sign, please call 472-5322 or Berkshire County schools. America in Lake Tahoe, Calif. Tickets are $6 for adults - $3.75 for seniors and opens on Friday, Jan. 27, and plays through Feb. 11. EXPIRES the Lee County Sheriffs Department For 10 years his vacations were taken up with Clair's photos have appeared in many Children's children 11 and under. Check Friday for new listing. For performance schedule call 574-1021. Tickets are $15 (at door) and $12 (in advance). 1/31/95 international travel as one of National Audubon's Press books, in the Encyclopedia Britannica and mag- Screen Tour lecturers. He Sanibel Island Comedy Club azines including Reader's Digest, Natural History, Lee County Civic Center frequently used two of his Gulfside Life and others. Now residents of Sanibel, Sanibel-Captiva Road Loco's Island Grill and Cantina 472-8833 11831 Bayshore Rd., North Fort Myers 543-7469 own 16mm films in the they summer in northern Michigan. TRUST AN ISLANDER lectures. • Opening Wednesday, Jan. 25, will be comedy Coming attraction: Beginner's Bird Identification classes meet on 9 Famous recording country singing group Alabama You need someone who lives around the Audubon Society meet- headliners Joe Morrison and Charles Vericola. Show corner; someone who truly cares about Mondays Jan. 23 and 30; Intermediate ID classes also 'i time is 9 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday. will appear in concert for one night only, Friday, Feb. ings are open to anyone meet on Mondays, Feb. 6,13 and 20. Classes are held 18, at 7:30 p.m. All tickets are $24.50. the future of You and Your Family; some- interested. They begin at 8 at the Sanibel Community Center at 7:30 p.m. and p.m. and a $2 donation is FORT MYERS one who is a professional and can offer cost $5 per session. A field trip is also planned. Claiboume & Ned Foulds Theater NAPLES some of the best rates anywhere for: requested. On Saturday, Jan. 28, Bev Postmus will lead a Naples Dinner Theatre Bird identification McGregor at Royal Palm Square 939-2787 group, Birding on the Beach. The tide will be low Coming attractions: 1025 Piper Boulevard North 337-1101 classes offered PERSONAL & BUSINESS INSURANCES and, hopefully, the shorebirds will be abundant. This 9 It's Elvis Presley Month at the Lee County Alliance • Currently playing "Sugar" the delightful musical tz. ii The local Audubon • Whole Life • Individual Medical 1 will be an excellent opportunity to learn to differenti- of the Arts. Call for a schedule'of events. comedy based on the all-time-hit film "Some Like It 1 Income Protection Society's popular bird • Term Insurance • Group Health, Life Mortgage Insurance ate between the three common gulls and the three • Theater Conspiracy, the resident theater company Hot." Call for reservations and please remember - 1 outings and identification • IRA's 1 Long Term Care • Employee Leasing types of terns common to this area, in addition to the of the Alliance's Foulds Theater, presents two one- men must wear jackets. • Annunities Short Term Major Med • Key Man Insurance classes also start this ' Medicare Supplements wide variety of "little brown jobbies", as Postmus act plays, "Graceland" and "Asleep on the Wind," week, led by Clair and calls them - the sanderlings, red knots and willets, opening 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1, and continuing Naples Philharmonic Center Call NOW for a no-obligation comparison quote. Bev Postmus. among others. through Feb. 18. The performance schedule is Feb. 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd., 597-1900 A chemist and teacher Participants should meet on the causeway island 1,2,3,4,9,10,11,16,17, and 18. There will also be • George Winston's 'The Summer Show," will per- EDITH TICK (813) 395-7644 by profession, Clair has closest to Sanibel on the east (lighthouse) side of the one 2 p.m. matinee . Feb. 5. Call for reservations. form a solo piano concert with music inspired by the been an amateur naturalist road shortly before 8 a.m. The walk starts at 8 and a and photographer for 30 $1 contribution to Audubon is requested. 1M& Yoli years. Bev, a former mid- For further information.call Postmus at 472-2461. PATIO FRODXJCTS Business Fiduciaries Farms Partnerships The Only Authentic Japanese Restaurant To Find You An Annual Rental? Corporations Non-profit Organizations and Sushi Bar In Fort Myers Beach Seasonal Rental? * Under New Ownership * EXPAND - LIVING SPACE FEATURING To Manage Your Island Property? Judy Michie VVe prepare ALL returns HURRICANE SHUTTERS Over 1OO Appetizers & Entrees — CODE APPROVED — To Care About Serving You? 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Jan. 24.1995 COMMUNITY CALENDAR COMMUNITY CALENDAR Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour TUESDAY, JAN. 31 Beach walk — Touch tank presentation and guided FRIDAY, JAN. 27 TUESDAY, JAN. 24 Sculpture for Adults II — Marjorie Bronsted's begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100. course at BIG Arts begins at 1 p.m. $12.50 per walk begins at 8:45 a.m. at the Sanibel-Captiva 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through Birding the Bailey Tract — Tour of "Ding" Darling Birding the Bailey Tract — Tour of "Ding" Darling class. Call 3965-0900. Conservation Foundation. Bring your car. Fee by the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Refuge section on southern portion of Tarpon Bay Refuge section on southern portion of Tarpon Bay donation. Call 472-2329 for information. offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 2 p.m.. Meet at the Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise Road begins at 8:30 a.m. Call 472-1100 for informa- Road begins at 8:30 a.m. Call 472-1100. Great Books III — Frank Vaughn's discussion foundation prior to the walk. aboard* Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at tion. course at the BIG Arts Center begins at 1:30 p.m. 'Step' in Shape — Marie Mailloux's low impact 4 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Beginning Tap — Joy Schein's course for begin- $3 per session. Call 395-0900. exercise class for all levels and ages will be held at Memoir Writing Workshop — Marianne Dila Please call 472-5300 for additional information or Beginning Tap — Joy Schein's course for begin- ners at BIG Arts runs from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the 9 a.m. at the Sanibel Rec Center. $3 donation Strickland's writing course meets from 10 a.m. until reservations. ners at BIG Arts runs from 8:30'to 9:30 a.m. at the center. Call 3950900. Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation requested/free babysitting available. Call 395-2543 noon. Call Marianne at 395-2457 for location of center. Call 395-0900. Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise for information. meeting. Seniors Potluck — Island Seniors hold combined Basic Bridge — Class taught by Ann Green begins aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at potluck dinner/Super Bowl party at 5 p.m. at Island Basic Bridge — Class taught by Ann Green begins at 9 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. Call 4 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. SCA — Sanibel Community Association Board of Arthritis Water Exercise — Class meets at the Civic Center on Library Way. Call 472-5743. at 9 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. Call 472-2155. Please call 472-5300 for additional information or Directors meets at 9 a.m. at the Community Center. Sanibel Rec Center pool at 11 a.m. Call Coby at 472-2155. reservations. 472-0345 for information. Super Bowl Party — Sanibel-Captiva Singles 1 'Step in Shape — Marie Mailloux's low impact Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour Group holds party at 5:30 p.m. $5 per person. All 'Step' in Shape — Marie Mailloux's low impact exercise class for all levels and ages will be held at Bingo — Weekly bingo games continue at Sanibel begins at 9:30 a.m. Call472-1100. CROW tour —• Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife singles welcome. Call 472-8809, 472-6940, 472- exercise class for all levels and ages will be held at 9 a.m. at the Sanibel Rec Center. $3 donation Community Center. Doors open at 6 p.m.; play offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested 8790 or 472-3222. 9 a.m. at the Sanibel Rec Center. $3 donation requested/free babysitting available. Call 395-2543 begins at 7. Call 472-2155 for information. More Unsung Women — Ingeborg Mauksch's (except for members and children under 12). Call requested/free babysitting available. Call 395-2543 Sanibel hams — Sanibel Emergency Radio for information. class at BIG Arts begins at 10 a.m. Call 395-0900. 472-3644. for information. Introductory Nature Photography — BIG Arts Amateur Unit is on the air at 7:30 p.m. Sanibel fre- class by Bob Lindholm runs from 7 to 9 p.m. at the 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through quency: 146.79, pi of 173.8. Unit welcomes check- Quilting Class — Island Seniors-sponsored course Creative Writing — Annie Cook's course for BIG Quilting Class — Island Seniors-sponsored course runs from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Island Civic center. $12.50 per class. Call 395-0900. the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are ins by visiting hams. Call Jerry Deutscher, KC4PTX, Arts begins at 1 p.m. $10 per session. Call 395- runs from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Island Civic Center. $40 for the series - to be taught by Dot offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 2 p.m.. Meet at the at 472-5130. 0900. Center. Call 472-5743. Higbie. Call 472-5743 to register. Life Drawing — Bob York's BIG Arts class starts at foundation prior to the walk. 7:30 p.m. $12.50 per class. Call 395-0900. Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation AA — Closed step meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour Living Again — FISH-sponsored support group for and All Angels Episcopal Church on Sanibel. Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100 for additional begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100. CCA — General membership meeting and open grief recovery meets at 10:30 a.m. at the Sanibel aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at information. forum begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Captiva Civic Community Church. Call Topper Schram at 395- 4 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. MONDAY, JAN. 30 Learning More About Yourself — Dr. Jay Center on Chapin Lane. Call 472-2111. 0130 or FISH at 472-0404. Please call 472-5300 for additional information or Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour Learning More About Yourself — Dr. Jay Oberman's course for BIG Arts begins-at 10 a.m. at reservations. begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100. ; the center. $40 for the eight-session series. Call AA — Closed discussion meeting at Sanibel CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife Oberman's course for BIG Arts begins at 10 a.m. at the center. Call 395-0900. 395-0900 to register. Congregational United Church of Christ at 8 p.m. offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested Country Line Dancing — The American Legion 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through (except for members and children under 12). Call Post #123 on Sanibel offers country line dancing the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are Caregivers — FISH-sponsored Caregivers Support Caregivers — FiSH-sponsored Caregivers Support WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25 472-3644. every Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. The sessions are offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 2 p.m.. Meet at the Group meets at 10 a.m. at the home of Topper under the direction of Sandra Dee. Contact the foundation prior to the walk. Group meets at 10 a.m. at the home of Topper Schram on Bunting Lane on Sanibel. Call 395-0130 Kiwanis — Club members meet at 7:30 a.m. at The Self improvement — "Twelve Steps for Everyone" legion at 472-9979. Schram on Bunting Lane on Sanibel. Call 395-0130 or 472-0404. Dunes. Visiting Kiwanis welcome. Call 472-3127. meets at 11 a.m. at Sanibel Community Church. AA — Closed women's meeting at 10 a.m. at or 472-0404. Call 472-2684 for information. AA — Open meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael and Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ on 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through Tap Technique — Merle Rauscher's BIG Arts class All Angels Episcopal Church. Periwinkle Way. 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are runs from 8:15 to 9:15 a.m. at the center. Call 395- Out to Lunch Bunch —- Island Seniors group ven- the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 2 p.m.. Meet at the 0900. tures to 'Tween Waters - the Old Captiva Room - for SATURDAY, JAN; 28 Orchid Course — .Tom Tucker's orchid offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 2 p.m.. Meet at the foundation prior to the walk. foundation prior to the walk. lunch at 11:30 a.m. Call 472-5743 for information. Birding the Beach — Audubon program begins at growing/care class begins at 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Intermediate Tap — Merle Rauscher teaches 8 a.m. on the causeway island closest to Sanibel. Public Library. Call 472-6940. Paint Along 1995 — Carol Hagerman teaches course at BIG Arts from 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. Call 395- AA — Closed men's discussion meeting at Sanibel Meet on the east (lighthouse) side of the roadway. Paint Along 1995 — Carol Hagerman teaches watercolor course starting at 10 a.m. $12.50 per 0900. Congregational United Church of Christ at noon. Shellcrafters workshop — Experienced or novice watercolor course starting at 10 a.m. $12.50 per class. Call 395-0900. Flea Market Trip — Island Seniors head to shell workers meet at the SCA from 10 a.m. to 3 class. Call 395-0900. AA — Open step meeting at 8:30 a.m. at Sanibel Duplicate Bridge — Director Sterling Bassett p.m. to create items for March Shell Fair. Come for BODYWALK — Sanibel Fitness Center program Fleamasters Flea Market in East Fort Myers at 9 Community Church. opens the season of bridge play at the Sanibel a.m. $8 for transportation. Call 472-5743. part of the day or the whole day. Call 472-2155 for BODYWALK — Sanibel Fitness Center program runs from 10:30 to 12:30 p.m. Free to members; $3 Community Center at 1:30 p.m. $3 donation at the information. runs from 10:30 to 12:30 p.m. Free to members; $3 for non-members. Call 395-BODY. door. Call 472-2155. 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through AA — Closed meeting at 9 a.m.. at Captiva for non-members. Call 395-BODY for additional the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are Community Center. Canterbury Tales — BIG Arts course with instruc- information. Into the Mangrove Forest — "Ding" Darling offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 2 p.m.. Meet at the A Brisk Gallop Through Art History — BIG Arts tor Bob Miller begins at 10:30 a.m. $40 for series or Refuge tour starts at 11 a.m. Call 472-1100. foundation prior to the walk. class with instructors Anne Badgely, Jack Jaqua Children's Art — At BIG Arts, Marjorie Bronsted $5 per session. Call 395-0900 for additional infor- Into the Mangrove Forest — "Ding" Darling and Arline Leven begins at 1:30 p.m. $10 for single conducts two separate classes: for 6 to 8 year olds mation. Refuge tour starts at 11 a.m. Call 472-1100 for CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife class. Call 395-0900. Current Events — BIG Arts-sponsored discussion from 9 to 10:30 a.m., and for 9 to 12 year olds from information. offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested group meets from 10 a.m. to noon at the center. $3 CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife (except for members and children under 12). Call 10:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. $10 per single session. a session. Call 395-0900 for information. School Age Story Hour — Sanibel Library pro- offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested CROW tour — Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife 472-3644. Call 395-0900 for information. gram for youngsters in kindergarten, first and sec- (except for members and children under 12). Call offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested Into the Mangrove Forest — "Ding" Darling ond grades begins at 3 p.m. Call 472-2483. 'Step' In Shape — Marie Mailloux's low impact 472-3644. (except for members and children under 12). Call Travel Film — Island Seniors wiil view a travel film Refuge tour starts at 11 a.m. Call 472-1100. exercise class for all levels and ages will be held at 472-3644. about Tibet at 1 p.m. at the Island Civic Center. Call Painting & Drawing A-Z III — Class taught by Gale Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation 9 a.m. at the Sanibel Rec Center. $3 donation 472-5743. CROW tour —• Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife Bennett meets from 1:30-4:30 p.m. at BIG Arts, 900 Foundation's one-hbur natural history boat cruise requested/free babysitting available. Call 395-2543 Sculpture for Adults II — Marjorie Bronsted's offers guided tour at 11 a.m. $3 donation requested Dunlop Road. $12.50 per session. Call 395-0900 for aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at for information. course at BIG Arts begins at 1 p.m. $12.50 per (except for members and children under 12). Call 4 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. information. class. Call 3965-0900. 472-3644. Please call 472-5300 for additional information or Early Bird Special — "Ding" Darling Refuge tour reservations. Beginning Conversational Spanish — Mario begins at 9:30 a.m. Call 472-1100. Great Books III — Frank Vaughn's discussion Line dancing — No partners needed to enjoy Patrizi teaches course at the BIG Arts Center from course at the BIG Arts Center begins at 1:30 p.m. country/western line dancing with Island Seniors' in- 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Call 395-0900 for additional infor- Weight Watchers — Group meets at the Sanibel lyengar Yoga — Pamela Woertzel's course at BIG $3 per session. Call 395-0900. structor David Bennett. Beginners at 1 p.m., ad- mation. Community Center. Doors open at 4:30 p.m.; meet- Arts begins at 9:30 a.m. The cost for the series is vanced at 1:30 p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. ing begins at 5. Call 936-0306. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. $2 for members; $48 or $10 per session. Call 395-0900. Friendship Bridge — Sanibel Congregational Nature cruise — Sanibei-Captiva Conservation Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise $4 for non-members. Call 472-5743. AA —Open meeting, 11th step dispussion, is held Church hosts weekly bridge game from 1:30 to 4: 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at at 6:30 p.m. at Sanibel Community Church. the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are p.m. $2 per person. Call Gertrude Ford at 395- The Calusa: Society in the Mangroves — "Ding" 1770. 4 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Darling Refuge program begins at 2 p.m. Call 472- offered at 10 and 11 a.m., and 2 p.m.. Meet at the Please call 472-5300 for additional information or Country/Western Dance — Island Seniors fund- foundation prior to the walk. " 1100. raising dance runs from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Sanibel Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation reservations. Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise City Center on Library Way. Open to all - all ages. Water aerobics — The pool at the Rec Center on Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation $5 per person. Call 472-5743. aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at Bingo — Weekly bingo games continue at Sanibel San-Cap Road is reserved for an Island Seniors Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise 4 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Community Center. Doors open at 6 p.m.; play water aerobics program at 10 a.m. Call the Rec aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at Please call 472-5300 for additional information or begins at 7. Call 472-2155 for additional informa- Audubon — Island society meets at 8 p.m. at the Center at 472-0345 or Island Seniors at 472-5743 4 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Sanibel Community Center. The guest speaker will reservations. tion. Please call 472-5300 for additional information or be Alva Sanborn. for additional information. reservations. AA — Open discussion meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Shell Club — Island group holds its annual Shell Arthritis Water Exercise — Class meets at the Captiva Community Center on Chapin Lane on Auction at 7 p.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. AA — Closed discussion meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Sanibel Rec Center pool at 11 a.m. Call Coby at Color for Watercolorists — Liz White's class at Captiva. Auction is open to the public. Call 472-1228 for Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. 472-0345 for information. Live Shelling BIG Arts meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. $12.50 per information. class. Call 395-0900. Yoga — Murari Brian Healey teaches stress reduc- FRIDAY, JAN. 27 Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation tion, relaxation and flexibility program from 7:30 to Introductory Nature Photography — BIG Arts Rotary — island club meets for breakfast at 7:30 Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise AA — Wednesday Women's group meets at 7:30 9:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Fitness Center. $56 for class by Bob Lindholm runs from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Restriction a.m. at the Hungry Heron restaurant. Visiting aboard Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at p.m. at the Sanibel Congregational Church. eight classes or $10 for single session. Call 395- center. $12.50 per class. Questions? Please call Rotarians welcome. Call 395-0512. 4pm from South Seas Plantation on Captiva. 1787. 395-0900. Florida law prohibits THURSDAY, JAN. 26 Please call 472-5300 for additional information or Advanced Tap — Merle Rauscher's class at BIG reservations. Duplicate Bridge — Joyce Truitt directs bridge Life Drawing — Bob York's BIG Arts class star1 - at Bike Club — Island bike ciub meeting at 8:30 a.m. Arts runs from 8:15 to 9:30 a.m. Call 395-0900. game at 7:30 p.m. $3 at the door. Call 472-2155 for the taking of live shells on at the Quarterdeck Restaurant on Sanibel. Call 472- 7:30 p.m. $12.50 per class. Gall 395-0900. SUNDAY, JAN. 29 information. 2700 for information. Sanibel Island to conserve Drop-in — Island Seniors gather for coffee and Bailey Tract Bird Walk — A birding expedition of AA — Closed discussion meeting at Sanibel conversation at the Sanibel City Center on Library Bailey Tract on Tarpon Bay Road on Sanibel begins St. Isabel's Women's Guild — St. Isabel Catholic Congregational United Church of Christ on Explore the Bailey Tract — Tour of "Ding" barling Way at 9:30 a.m. ^ Church group meets at 9 p.m. Guests are welcome. this precious marine resource. at 7:30 a.m. Please call 472-1100 for additional Periwinkle Way at 8 p.m. Refuge section on southern end of Tarpon Bay Call 472-1092. Road begins at 8:30 a.m. Call 472-1100. information. Continued next page 14 THE ISIANPER Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 A week of reviews Reviews continued from page 14 and flowing interpretations of the Romantic com- Lopez is an extraordinarily, strong dancer. The well presented. It includes a fantastic salad bar, an posers she featured in this particular concert. Area theater-goers experience 'amazing' stretch of fine performances more difficult a movement is, the greater delight she enjoyable selection of entrees and tasty desserts. But I must also admit that a full program of com- By Frank Wagner has in fulfilling the challenge. After that you'll see a performance of the '20s number of popular hits. In fact probably only one report the sound system worked well. positions from the three Romantic composers she fea- Islander staff writer Gomero has a series of male virtuoso jumps and tune, "All That Jazz," may have been recognizable to After a disappointing "Evita," it is nice to report tured became an entire evening of one kind of music. musical "Sugar," based on the uproarious movie Last week was a most active theatrical period with turns that are fool proof for him and always thrilling most of the audience. But it is a wonderful score that that the Mann Hall Broadway Series is back on track. Your sense of sound was almost numbed with the "Some Like It Hot." many varied entertainment productions. The caliber for an audience. completely captures the period, characters and situa- consistency of typical flourishes, octave runs, soaring The first act is a bit tedious but the second act pro- and variety of the many attractions presented in the tions. An afternoon concert at the Naples chords, a multiple cascade of running notes and the For me the three most successful ballerinas of the vides solid laughs, hokey business and some outra- area is truly amazing. Yes, high entertainment season It is an unsavory group of characters to spend an Philharmonic Center - Sunday, Jan. 15 flutter of trills galore. How I longed for something evening were Hardwick, Mabel Modrono and Lopez. geous situations. is upon us. evening with, but that's what the author of the origi- Was there every any question in your mind as to with a little gutsy substance. The three most outstanding male performers were Along the way there are several quite skillful com- nal play "Chicago" had in mind: Roxie, a two-timing where Maestro Christopher Seaman is taking the Gomero, Boieru and the always exciting Lin Zhen edy performances by Steve Daniels, Steve Diklich "Chicago" at the Barbara B. Mann As I list the program you'll be much more aware wife who kills her lover; Amos, her namby-pamby Naples Philharmonic? After hearing the Classical of what I mean. Lin. and Rik Covalinski. Performing Arts Hall - Friday, Jan. 13 husband who agrees to take the blame, then reneges; Concert HI with cellist Carter Brey as guest artist the Daniels as Sir Osgood Fielding gives one of the "Chicago" is referred to as a musical vaudeville. Davidovich opened with Two Rhapsodies by Velma, another killer looking for an easy way out; answer should be crystal clear. Seaman is taking the 'Sugar' at the Naples Dinner Theater - best performances of the evening. It is rich in comic That allowed the story line to be thin, gave John Brahms. Next came "Six Songs without Words" by Billy, a shyster lawyer with no scruples but loves his Naples Philharmonic up, up and away. Wednesday, Jan. 18 invention, played with total belief and a touch of vul- Kander (music) and Fred Ebb (lyrics) the opportunity Mendelssohn. The first part came to an end with $5,000 up-front fee; a butch prison matron who takes It would seem almost impossible to improve on the Are you looking for an evening out? Let me sug- to supply it with a superb score and originally gave Mendelssohn's Rondo capriccioso in E major. nerability. He has wonderful timing and his facial good care of certain of her girls; and on and on. program selection, the choice of a featured musician After intermission we were favored with Chopin's gest you try the Naples Dinner Theater. You'll begin expressions and double-takes registers big with the the late genius, director/choreographer Bob Fosse, a or the amazing performance by Seaman and the Somehow you get involved and root for your Polonaise-Fantasie in A-flat major, his Nocturne in F- with a gourmet dinner planned and prepared by audience. chance to experiment further with his stylized and favorite criminal to come out on top. Philharmonic orchestra. humorous dance movements. It also provided two sharp major, his Nocturne in F-minor and Ballade No. Master Chef Philippe. I do not use the word It is mandatory the two female leads sing, dance The opening selection, Smetana's "The Moldau," 3 in A-flat major. "gourmet" lightly. This is a fabulous meal and it is demanding parts for the females playing Roxie Hart and act. The two young ladies, Nancy Hoffman as Please see REVIEWS, page 19 was a perfect sound depiction of the every changing Romantic music is lovely in moderation but unless (originally Gwen Verdon) and Velma Kelly (original- Roxie and Jennifer Houston as Velma, admirably aspects and many facets of this river. The orchestra you are doing a special musical evening or a festival ly Chita Rivera). filled the requirements of triple-threat performers. was the ideal guide for a kaleidoscopic musical voy- honoring the Romantic composers, a program of such The orchestra is perched high on an on-stage band- They gave exciting performances. Kelly's role, in age along the banks of the Moldau. exclusivity seems out of balance. It also deprives that stand and becomes a part of the show. This space particular, demanded great vocal prowess and the sta- Next, guest cellist Brey gave an amazing perfor- ilk of music the possibility of favorable or unfavor- becomes a playing area for certain solos and mina to perform some very difficult dancing. mance of Elgar's Cello Concerto in E minor. His able comparison with other forms. announcements by the master of ceremonies, played J.R. Stuart as Amost Hart did a first class rendition technique was masterful, his musicianship magnifi- Davidovich is a sensitive artist, a masterful techni- by Ron M. Torgow. Torgow also managed to play 12 of "Mister Cellophane" and Paul Salvatoriello as the cent, his emotional interpretation of the material was cian and a powerful interpreter. My personal lack of different jurors during the trial. This was cleverly lawyer Billy Flynn took the company through then- mesmerizing and his interplay with other sections of musical fulfillment was due to the program itself. It accomplished by the use of props and a most believ- paces with "Razzle Dazzle." the orchestra was a marvel of musical wholeness. once again proves, you can overdo a good thing! able physical change of character. I found "Chicago" lots of fun and a super Brey's impassioned involvement with the compo- The score by Kander and Ebb did not produce a evening's entertainment. It gives me great pleasure to sition was always mirrored on his face, his fingering The Miami City Ballet at the Naples was lightening fast and the bowing drew forth mirac- Philharmonic - Tuesday, Jan. 17 T T •?,;}, - -• • -M - -1 •'•' •!- A-l- ulous sounds that can only come from the cello. The Miami City Ballet season opened at the SANIBEL'S FINEST WATERFRONT DININGwf-! i His performance was one of those uniquely fulfill- Naples Philharmonic with the Violette Verdy Festival. ing musical experiences that I will always treasure. The performance opened with "Emeralds," George After intermission, Seaman took the orchestra Balanchine's first ballet from a full-length trilogy of through a powerful reading of Tchaikovsky's separate dances. It had originally been choreographed Symphony No. 4 in F Minor. for Violette Verdy and capitalized on her saucy, . CO., Seaman commanded, cajoled, coaxed and coddled sharp, and pert French style of movement. his musicians to bring forth the sounds and moods he Trie ballet*represents Balanchine at his best with FACTORY DIRECT PRICES desired. It is always wondrous to watch him work as NO BIG DISCOUNTS its lovely and seemingly simple, yet deadly compli- Now Serving a one-man, human mixer of sounds. He instanta- cated steps, combinations and patterns. neously hears the balance he is searching for. By a SUNDAY BRUNCH FREE IN HOME CONSULTATIONS The stage is awash with costumes of many shades hand movement here, a baton movement there or a of green. 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Tuesday, When facing an unexpected cooking horror, be brave! 16 Jan. 24,1995 Practically everyone I know of has had a cooking Salt and pepper Arts Leisure disaster. Recently a friend called to ask what could 2 tablespoons safflower oil she do, as a dessert for a dinner party had not risen 1/2 cup red wine vinegar enough. It was an apple cake made in a bundt pan. WHAT'S 2 teaspoons tarragon She did not have enough time to make anything else. COOKING? 1 tablespoon shallots, minced My sage and sound advice was "turn the cake out, 1/2 pound mushrooms, sliced A quick look poke holes in it, take a half cup of light rum and driz- 1 cup dry white wine zle it over the cake. Right before serving, fill the cen- By Bobbie Sharp 3/4 cup chicken stock ter of the tube with whipped cream and sprinkle toast- 3/4 cup heavy cream at Broadway ed almonds over the top." She called the next day to 8 canned artichoke hearts in water, drained say it went over big. quickly removed him and shoved him in the base- 1 ment. Next I grabbed a damp dish towel and rubbed it and cut in half I made a cold apricot souffle once and something Bedroom Farce over the roast to remove cat hairs and to examine the Boil the vinegar, tarragon and shallots in a small in '63 and '64, catastrophic happened. Who knows what? pan until most of the liquid has evaporated; set it opens at the I forged ahead and called it an apricot whip. There damage. All was not lost. I put parsley sprigs in the main fang and claw holes, minced the rest of the pars- aside. Mix the flour, salt and pepper together, dredge plus working Pirate Playhouse was not a squeak from anyone and believe me my the chicken in this. Take a large saute pan and place it friends are not that tolerant. ley and coated the venison with that. over medium heat. When it's hot, add the oil and No one was ever the wiser. All the guests said it Alan Ayckbourn's "Bedroom Farce" Another time a cheese souffle fell. I served it and chicken. Cook the chicken until just done. Add the said it was cheese pudding. was superb roast and the best venison they had ever mushrooms, wine, stock and the vinegar mix. Cook with Shari Lewis opened Friday, Jan. 20, at the Pirate tasted. I told no one but Tom and our daughter Playhouse on Sanibel. All reports are that Be brave when faced with some cooking horror. two minutes, stirring. Remove the chicken with a There were many fascinating things opening the Island theater has another smash hit Just remember, you can overcome. The key is always Tyrrell. Hence forth it was known as "Venison a la slotted spoon to a warm serving dish. Cover it with on Broadway in this period. Some were critically comedy on the boards. The cast, at left, have whipping cream on hand and lots of parsley. Chat". foil and set it aside. Boil the liquid in the saute pan assaulted and didn't run too long even though includes, front, James Walker and Both cover a multitude of sins. The above is a good example of why when you until it is reduced by half. Stir in the cream and the there was star drawing power. Others became Marilyn Mays, and, rear, Beverly Bullock Now I have a big confession to make. Years ago, entertain always have whipping cream and parsley on artichoke. Boil and stir until it thickens. When it's standard pieces and are often seen in musical and Nick Stannard. You can make reser- when we lived in Pennsylvania, we held an open hand. They are definitely "backups". thick, pour over the chicken. I served this with white stock companies or regional theaters. vations by calling 472-0006 or visiting the house on New Year's Day. Among the "goodies" I . The following is a chicken recipe not fraught with rice. 1963 ushered in Edward Albee's dynamic friendly box office on Periwinkle Way and usually served would be a cold venison roast, a potential disaster. It is very simple and most unusual. picking up your tickets in person. Watch Virginia ham and a smoked salmon; all favorites of Bobbie Sharp has been cooking for family and friends "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?" Anyone who for the review In next week's Islander saw the original will never forget the brilliance ours. One time I left the venison on a platter in the CHICKEN BREASTS WITH ARTICHOKE for over 50 years. She has studied under Chef Tel and of Uta Hagen, Arthur Hill and George Grizzard. kitchen forgetting that my adorable cat was in the HEARTS FOR FOUR under Julie Dannenbaum at the Creative Cooking room. As I came in the room to bring the venison in School in Philadelphia. She is also a regular at the The pert, pretty and wildly talented Vivien 1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breasts cut cooking classes offered at South Seas Plantation. She Leigh made her musical debut in "Tovarich." to the dining room, I saw my delightful feline draped into strips and her husband, Thomas, moved to Sanibel in 1980 Her co-star was Jean Pierre Aumont. (You may over the venison attacking it with fang and claw. I Flour for dredging from Berwyn, Pa. recall in an earlier column I described staging a night club act for him, with Marisa Pavan, that Look continued from page 16 played the Persian Room at the Plaza Hotel in New York City). revival in the hinterlands. She has announced plans to ness community, who were unemployed at the time, become a first class actress. bring it back to Broadway next fall. attended the final Saturday matinee. One of the greatest clowns in the American musi- This kind of success and longevity is amazing as In itself it was not a successful production but it cal theater, Bert Lahr (most of you will remember the show was in big trouble out of town and its pro- gave glimmers of good things to come from the per- him as the Cowardly Lion in the film "The Wizard of Show Biz Off Beach Players' The Foreigner' ducer David Merrick had seriously considered clos- forming stars and the ever-creative Sondheim. Many Oz"), made his final appearance in a musical "Foxy" ing it. The director/choreographer, Gower Champion, of his future achievements were to be susceptible to which played at the Ziegfeld Theater before it was As it Wuz to premier; audition dates had the persuasive powers to keep it running. constant pros and cons. razed. Fortunately he also had the talent to make the At the Winter Garden Theater, Barbra Streisand's It was not the greatest show ever, but any vehicle By Frank Wagner changes that made it a smash hit. performance in "Funny Girl" was the talk of the town that boasts the talents of Lahr couldn't be all bad. for future productions announced Marsha and I had been invited to an early preview and brought her immediate stardom.. Critics tossed Also in the company were John Davidson and By Frank Wagner Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for those theater- by Michael Stewart who did the musical adaptation their hats in the air as they gave accolade after acco- Larry Blyden, who both regularly took my jazz class- lade to this brilliant new singing star with a sense of es. Critically, "Tovarich" was not brilliantly Islander staff writer goers aged 17 and under. You can purchase tickets at from Thorton Wilder's "The Matchmaker." We met The Off Beach Players and their artistic director, Wicker Expressions located in the Wal-Mart/Scotty's him after the show and told him what a huge hit we comedy and miraculous timing. It was shortly after this that Larry stopped me after received but the dazzling star was duly appreci- the noon class and asked if I'd be interested in doing Robert Toperzer, have just completed a highly suc- Center at U.S. 41 and Cypress Lake Drive in Fort were certain it would be. The out of town try-out for this extravaganza with ated by reviewers and audiences alike. a little choreography and staging for the Shari Lewis Unfortunately it was during this period that Miss cessful run of their first production, "Social Security," Myers. Group rates are available by contacting Vince I will never forget his biggest concern. He agreed a score by Jule Styne was no bed or roses. Jerome at the Kiwanis House Theater in downtown Fort Kelly at 472-9357. Robbins was called in to redo parts of the show. Saturday morning children's show. He explained that Leigh's mental depressions and mood swings it was playing well but felt it needed one really big he and Dom DeLuise had been doing a few bits on worsened. Members of the company reported Myers. Attention all would-be actors commercial hit tune to make it a real smash. Ironic, It also eventually proved to be a bonanza for one They are now hard at work preparing for the open- of my regular students, Lanie Kazan, who always the show and working with Lamb Chop and Charlie there was no guarantee of her performance level. The producers of the Off Beach Players - Vince no? How many times have you heard "Hello Dolly?" Horse. It varied from night to night. ing of their second comedy, Larry Shue's "The Kelly, Emily Hewitt and June Koc - invite anyone I was one of the few who saw the short lived pro- attended my 4 p.m. dance class. Lanie was Foreigner," which will take place on Thursday, Jan. The mere thought of meeting Lamb Chop was I had seen Miss Leigh "live" in some of the interested in acting to come to the open auditions duction of Stephen Sondheim's first musical, Streisand's understudy in "Funny Girl" and got the 26, at 8 p.m, enticing enough for me. I immediately said "Yes." classics with the Old Vic and most all of her film being held on Tuesday, Jan. 31, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at "Anyone Can Whistle." It lasted a week. The stars opportunity to go on several times. It opened doors. Toperzer will be acting in this production, as well Larry said that the space was very small and the appearances, but I had never suspected she could the Kiwanis House Theater were the ever-amazing Angela Lansbury, in her musi- Lanie is a great gal. She was a hard worker who as directing a company of familiar and new names. first thing needed was a soft-shoe. cavort so charmingly in a musical. Let me assure They stress the fact that actors of all experience cal debut, and the late Lee Remick. always knew where she was going and how to get The cast includes Bert Michaels, Diandre McGee, I arrived at the studio early and was introduced to you, the night I saw "Tovarich" she gave a most levels, including beginners, are encouraged to attend. there. Those who have seen her in television's "Paper Steve Hooper, Krista Dondero, Lee Gordon and Doug Notice of closing was posted immediately after Dom, the rotund comic with a personality to match. I delightful performance. You are not required to prepare a monologue. Chase" and her many movies know that she has also Keen. opening. It seemed everyone in the entire show busi- quickly learned that he and Ruth Buzzi (I was to later The now demolished Ziegfeld Theater on Call backs will be held on Monday, Feb. 6, from 6 work with her at Julius Monk's Plaza 9 -) were doing The technical crew includes Stage Manager June to 8 p.m. Sixth Avenue in the west Fifties presented a an act. Buzzi was developing the character of the lady Koc, Lighting and Sound Designer Dave Hewitt and Three shows are being cast. Ernest Thompson's Auditions continued from page 16 series of major stars in one-man shows. I got to Set Designer Jack Koc. Technical operations are with the spider hair-do. (It was the same one she see the ever charming Maurice Chavalier, the "On Golden Pond" will be directed by Robert actors are urgently needed. used when Arte Johnson played the dirty old man being handled by Peter Stearns and Al Shilling. Toperzer and will play at the Kiwanis House Theater. The latter two plays will be presented at the Old always delightful campy comedy of Jack Benny Performances are scheduled for 8 p.m. Thursday, Schoolhouse Theater on Sanibel in May and June. Also, it is important to note, if you are not interest- and the one-and-only Danny Kaye and his Joseph Kesseiring's "Arsenic and Old Lace" will be Friday and Saturday, Jan. 26,27 and 28, and Feb. 2, Men and women between the ages of 20 and 75 ed in acting but would like to volunteer for backstage Please see LOOK, page 25 machine gun lyric delivery. How could anyone directed by Jay Halcrow and Neil Simon's "Come 3, 4,9,10,11, 16,17,18, 23,24 and 25: Special will be needed to fill the shows' numerous roles. One or lobby assignments, you are indeed invited to ever forget Kaye singing an entire chorus of Blow Your Horn" will be directed by Peter Stearns. matinee performances will be at 3 p.m., Saturday, special opportunity exists for a young man between attend. "Begin the Beguine" a half-tone off key - on Feb. 11 and 25. The Kiwanis House Theater is located at the cor- purpose? Ain't easy McGhee. Please see AUDITIONS, page 17 the age of 12 and 15 to play the role of the grandson on "On Golden Pond." ner of Second Street and Woodford Avenue in down- BLAOC WMkLE ~~ These phenomenal performers could only be town Fort Myers. It is approximately three blocks called unique. They were the products of a cer- The producers wish to emphasize that newcomers to community theater and the Off Beach Players are southeast of the Sheraton Harbor Place Hotel. tain period that is long gone, never to be repeat- For further information call 472-9357. ed. They came from definite national and ethnic most welcome. With these particular shows male backgrounds. Unfortunately their likes will never be seen again. Our enjoyment of them will Still first on Sanibel and Captiva... only be word of mouth nostalgia or watching old THE ULTIMATE IN CKUISiHO & FISHING fW movies and television reruns. Bert Micheals, left, and A bit of British nonsense entitled "Beyond the Robert Toperzer rehearse THE ISLANDER A/C \ Heated lounge. 2FuHCockiattBars Fll&fey Fringe" introduced Alan Bennett, Jonathan a scene from the Off 6 HR DEEP SEA FISHING DOLPHINS HO! At ',12 day prices 15-25 miles offshore Mon-Fri 9 AM - 3 PM Miller, Peter Cook and the mad, mad, mad Beach Players' produc- $25 Adults $20 Child Inclu: Rods, Bait, Tackle, Fla. Lie. tion of "The Foreigner." See the Dolphins, Full bar and food available. No reservation required. Dudley Moore. Yes, the very same Dudley COME & SEE US Moore who scored such a hit in "Arthur." Manatees and their friends OLD SANIBEL PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING SAT TWEEN WATER'S LUNCHEON CRUISE along with the sights Cruise to Captiva island & dine at Tween Water's Inn. 1964 bought us Carol Channing's trademark Live entertainment. Full hot meal & dessert included 10,AM - 5 PM characterization as the matchmaker Dolly Levi of Estero Island. $32 per person includes Cruise, Food, Tax, Tip. Reservation required. in "Hello Dolly" at the St. James Theater. She SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BUFFET CRUISE TO will be forever associated with the role and is SHERATON HARBOR PLACE currently triumphantly touring still another Cruise the Caioosahatchee w/ live entertainment, cash bars. Starting 10 AM - Every hour on the hour Dine at LaTiers, all you can eat & drink. $32 per person includes ATTORNEYS CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 463-7277 Cruise Food, Tax, Tip. Reservation Required Please see LOOK, page 17 Under the Skyline Bridge between Gulf star ESTATE PLANNING & REAL ESTATE Marina and the Bridge Restaurant on For schedule & Reservations 813-765-5550 472-8420 San Carlos island. Look for signs! Docked at Gulf Star Marina, Ft. Myers Beach 18 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 Arts Potpoerri continued from page 13

Feb. 3.'. -".- :• ••:, , ' •'.'• Skitch Henderson and The Suncoast Brass to perform . T. SMITH'S ENCORE PRODUCTIONS Elderhostel is an educational pro- New York Pops and vocalists in Association with Executive Producer gram for adults over 60, with classes in concert at Sanibel held at 1,000 universities, colleges and come to Harborside Hall Congregational Church THE VACATION SHOPPE other educational centers in all 50 Harborside's acoustically perfect concert setting states, throughout Canada and in more A special music program featuring The Suncoast presents will let you enjoy to the fullest the thrilling music of Brass with organ will be presented Saturday, Jan. 28, than 40 countries abroad. Broadway as The Pops take you on a tour down "Tin at 8 p.m. at the Sanibel Congregational Church, 2050 MacCarry said, "Our classes are tai- Pan Alley" by Skitch Henderson and The New York. Periwinkle Way. lored to help Elderhostellers hone their Pops. skills in telling family stories about Broadway's greatest shows and composers from This will be the first of two special programs pre- their life experiences." George M. Cohan to Andrew Lloyd Webber are fea- sented by the church's Music Committee under the For information, call 472-1781. tured in this sensational two-hour concert. It is the direction of Dr. James W. Johnston, organist and same program Henderson and The Pops recently per- choir director. Grand reopening formed at New York's Carnegie Hall. The second, on Sunday, Feb. 26, at 4 p.m., will be Tickets are $46.50, $43.50 and $26.50. All seats a Faure Requiem sung by the chancel choir with of fine shops are reserved. To charge by phone, call Ticketmaster soloist, harp, violin and organ. in Olde Sanibel 334-3309 or (813) 287-8844. You can also pick up At each concert there will be a free will offering A gala event is planned Thursday, tickets by coming to the Harborside box office, 1375 with a suggested donation of $5 per person. Dmitri Berlinsky Jan. 2,6 from 6 to 8 p.m. to celebrate Monroe St., downtown Fort Myers, at 10 a.m., For additional information about the performance, the reopening of the fine shops at Old Monday through Saturday. The Suncoast Brass please call Bob Owens, 472-5412. BIG Arts Great Sanibel Shopping Center Refreshments will be served, door Reviews continued from page 15 Musicians Series prizes will be offered by each shop and COLE PORTER'S DELOVELY MUSICAL COMEDY! presents violinist music will be provided by Sanibel's formance that evoked the audience's sympathy and own Jim Ryan. delight. February 2 thru March 4 Dmitri Berlinsky Islanders and visitors are cordially Carrie Babcock is as pretty as a picture as Sugar. $ 00 A great treat is in store for island invited to join in this evening of fun Scott Hopkins (as Joe and Josephine) is a leading Monday thru Saturday 8 pm 19 music lovers Saturday, Jan. 28, when and entertainment. There will be some- man with severe pitch problems and Leann Donovan BIG Arts presents a recital by Dmitri thing of interest for everyone in the could have used a few lessons in conducting from Ina Wednesday Matinee 2 PM Berlinsky, who, at 16 years of age, unique shops at Old Sanibel on Tarpon Rae Hutton. $ 50 became the youngest winner of the Bay Road. The score by Jule Styne is remarkably undistin- Saturday Sunset 4 PM 17 Paganini International Violin guished. The lyrics by Bob Merrill and book by Peter Competition in Genoa, Italy. The con- Stone are even lower on the rating charts. 472-6862 cert will begin at 8 p.m. in the Phillips After a few performances certain things should Gallery at the BIG Arts Center on improve. This includes the musical accompaniment, Dunlop Road. the cast's multiple pitch problems and the many diffi- The program consists of music by cult set changes. Beethoven, Prokofiev, Franck and Don't let the slowness of the first act discourage Ravel. He will be accompanied by the you, the second act pays off with lots of laughs. JOIN Us OPENING NIGHT! Russian prize-winning pianist Svetlana Call 337-1101 for reservations. Gorokhovich. The cast performs a scene from the production of Berlinsky received his bachelor's "Sugar" at the Naples Dinner Theater. and master's degrees from the Moscow Join the Vacation Shoppe, Conservatory and was invited to study I have seen Daniels in many roles at the Naples The Old Schoolhouse Theatre Foundation at The Juilliard School in New York Dinner Theater and have always found him to be the The Ultimate in Pampering From City on full scholarship where he com- consummate professional. He is a great asset to the UNDENIABLY Head To Toe and This Delightful Ship of Fools pleted the Professional Studies permanent company of players at the Naples Dinner Program in 1993. Theater. We've a Full Service Salon as We Celebrate the Opening of He has played concerts in Japan, The same can be said for Diklich, who plays the Custom Fit for You. South America, Belgium, France, tap-dancing gangster Spats. This talented performer Experience the Difference Cole Porter's most De-Lovely Musical Comedy! Korea and Russia. This season he will always finds a new twist or turn to add to his charac- 12OO Periwinkle Way perform as soloist with the New York Jay Oberman terization. The original Broadway Spats was the fabu- 472-5699 Chamber Symphony conducted by lous tap dancer Steve Condos of The Condos For Appointment Jorge Mester as recipient of the 1995 Oberman presents Brothers. But Diklich's slap, slap, slap; shaky time- Thursday, February 2, 1995 Aaron and Irene Diamond Soloist Prize step; and shuffle, hop, go sets him up early in the FACIALS, WAXING, COLOR, STYLE, MANICUQES, PEDICUQES Bountiful Buffet begins at 6:30 pm of Young Concert Artists. series at BIG Arts musical and pays off in his "Deathtap" scene. It is Tickets are $19 and available at the A new eight-session series conduct- probably one of the funnier moments seen at the Anything Goes Curtain at 8:00 pm BIG Arts Center (395-0900), Bailey's, ed by psychiatrist Jay Oberman, M.D., Naples Dinner Theater. Island Book Nook and Macintosh will begin Thursday, Jan. 24, from 10 I have heard of machine-gun taps but I would have Champagne at Intermission Book Shop. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the BIG Arts to say the seven sidekick gangsters execute B.B. gun $ 00 Center on Sanibel. taps. Complete Price 50 Class participants will learn about Rik Covalinski, in the dual roles of Jerry and Storytellers of Sanibel the lasting wisdom of Eastern philoso- Daphne, comes strongly into his own in the second will teach at ECC, phies as they now enter into contempo- act. As Daphne, the song and dance with Daniels to Proceeds will benefit the rary Western medicine, science, "Beautiful Through and Through" was one of the Old Schoolhouse Theatre Foundation. Florida Elderhostel thought and practice. Participants will highlights of the show. This evening is sponsored by the Vacation Shoppe with Bert and Noel MacCarry, the also find their way to further self dis- Covalinski's total belief, acceptance and enjoy- Storytellers of Sanibel, will share their covery through some meditation, light ment of being engaged and possibly married to a man the generous assistance of knowledge of the ancient oral tradition exercise and conversation. of great wealth was delightfully sincere. This was not JAMUARY Island Merchants and Old Schoolhouse Supporters. during coming weeks at Edison The main goal of the series is to just another "drag" but a well thought out comic per- HIGH LOW Community College and at a Florida - optimize wellness by reducing stress DAY DATE P.M. A.M. P.M. Call Elderhostel. and promoting balance and centered- A.M. Tues. 24 6:43 5:42 1:09 11:02 AM 472-6862 At ECC, the MacCarrys will present ness. Sanibel Elementary's Wed. 25 6:42 2:35 a five-week class entitled "The The cost is $40 for the series. The Thurs. 26 7:43 3:50 For Reservations Storytelling Connection" on Thursdays, class is limited to 20 participants and Seahorse Festival slated Fri. 27 8:45 4:53 For Unforgettable For a Great Vacation 4 from to 6:30 p.m., from Feb. 9 to no single sessions are allowed. To reg- Sat. 28 9:47 5:45 March 9. ister, call BIG Arts at 395-0900. On Sunday, March 19, the Seahorse Festival Sun. 29 1:17PM 10:39 6:30 4:54 Entertainment on Sanibel Island call will be held at Sanibel Elementary School on According to Bert MacCarry, the Mon. 30 1:34 PM 11:31 7:09 5:57 Call 472-6862 The Vacation Shoppe Sanibel-Captiva Road. This event is a fund raiser 1-800-237-7370 course "is designed for anyone who Theatrical reminder for the school's PTA. AH of the money earned at 813-454-1400 would like to learn this performing art "Greater Tuna," featuring Mark the festival will be used for educational materials to teach, motivate, heal or simply to Agnew and Peter Michael Marino in a that will benefit all of the students at the school. JAMUAMY entertain. Inservice credit will be given multiple character, quick change tour At this time the organizers of the festival are to teachers and media specialists who de force, is playing to sold-out houses asking local merchants and the whole communi- complete the course." at the Old Schoolhouse Theater, 1905 ty for donations for the silent auction. Last year* Periwinkle Way. The Cedarkirk Conference Center, the Seahorse Festival was the best ever - thanks 1 located on the Alafia River in Lithia, The final evening to spend some to the generous support of the community. The and are Fla., 20 miles south of Tampa, offers a time with the outrageous residents of goal this year h to make the '95 festival even winter Elderhostel session with the Tuna, Texas is Saturday, Jan. 28. The better.. . . . : MacCarrys. It is called "Once Upon a number to call for reservations is 472- For additional information or to make a con- Time: The Joy Of Storytelling" and 6862. tribution, call Elaine Adler at 472-9198 or Becky Kaplan at 472-1579. will be offered from Jan. 29 through Please see POTPOURRI, page 19 -'-• ''I Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 THE ISLANDER 21 Net fishermen start their last runs around the islands "Hammering" is a term we guides use to describe by releasing undersized sea trout. The law says a Tuesday, over-fishing a favorite spot. It's foolish to do it legal trout must be at least 14 inches long, with one 20 Jan. 24,1995 because you quickly wipe out whatever fish you're ON THE of your permitted 10 fish bag limit over 24 inches as a Recreation after. trophy fish. Hunters know this all to well. Even bird watchers WATER .Often the ratio of sea trout caught to be kept is know enough not to visit the same spots every day. about 10 to 1. The nine undersized fish released In these last few weeks of the mullet roe season By Capt. Mike Fuery sometimes die from the unhooking process. If care- Sunshine Cafe cops lone Sanibel win and the last few months of legal gill netting, you're fully released, chances are great that ever-present cor- going to see what hammering really mean's.. morants (diving ducks) will chase down stunned I was near an isolated dock on the eastern-side of trout. Beach teams win two in youth basketball league Cayo Costa Island recently. My tour group was Netting is hard work. It's being wet and cold from well before dawn up into the afternoon when the Over the past few months, state officials have been By Christopher Strine Henderson both scored eight points. P. Kahn pitched Taxi, 50-25. A. Ried scored 23 to lead the victors. shelling on the beach a short distance across the catch of mullet or other fish can be sold at local fish discussing some kind of winter closure for the sea Islander editor in with four. He was backed by J. Harrigan with nine. P. Shennon island. It wasn't long before the first commercial gill houses. There aren't too many people who suddenly trout, but too many complaints from business owners Play in the 1995 Sanibel/Fort Myers Beach Youth In the second game of the night, Designs led Sanibel Taxi with 14. R. Griffith added five and net boat slipped into the quiet bay and quickly sur- take.up netting as a career. Most of those in it now are dependent on tourists catching these fish caused the Basketball League continued Thursday, Jan. 19, at Unlimited, a Fort Myers Beach team, drubbed C. Burney tossed in four. rounded the dock with a net. When it was pulled, per- second or third generation fishermen. They are earn- state to back off against imposing tighter rules. the Sanibel Rec Center. The winners in the six-team Bailey's of Sanibel, 52-11. Nine players from League play was slated to continue Saturday, Jan. haps 15 minutes later, they had added a few small ing what they make, the only trouble is, the fish they Against all this, some fine, big trout are caught all league were Sanibel Sunshine Cafe, Designs Designs Unlimited reached the scoring column, led 21, at the Bay Oaks Recreation Center on Fort sheepshead to their box and were gone. About 45 need to make a living on are almost gone. That's winter. The largest one ever caught on my boat - Unlimited and Pirate Pete's. by J. Johnson with 12 and both K. Kuhn and J. Myers Beach with games at 10:30 and 11:15 a.m., minutes later another net boat surrounded the dock. called hammering. nearly 28 inches, came on a blustery, bitterly cold day Sunshine Cafe toppled Johnny's Pizza of Sanibel, Padilla with 10. For Bailey's, A. Willis scored three and noon. Play on the island continues Thursday, And a couple of hours later, still another boat. The 38-22, in the first game of the evening. Leading the Jan. 26, with games at 6,6:45 and 7:30 p.m. While that's going on,, we are entering the winter one March a few years ago. and M. Willis, P. Trease and T. Zeifler all scored only fish alive around that dock were the ones small Cafe team to the victory with 34 of his team's points For additional information about the league or sea trout fishing season and this time it's the recre- With weather permitting, off-shore fishing has two. enough to squeeze through the openings in the net. was C. Chaney. J. Berr and C. Ross both contributed the games or schedule, call the Sanibel Rec Center ational anglers who will do the damage to this declin- been quite good for grouper, snapper and Spanish Another beach unit, Pirate Pete's, came out victo- The same thing is going on all over Pine Island a pair. For Johnny's Pizza, E. Kohlbrenner and J. rious in the final game of the night, topping Sanibel at 472-0345. ing fish population. mackerel. Good luck. Sound as netters compete for what saleable fishar e Sea trout are one of the most delicate fish to handle left. They know that it's the last few months of this that we have. They are soft bodied and do not have Capt. Mike Fuery is a professional fishing and shelling 'Tween Waters Inn plays host to annual event kind of fishing. In November of last year voters over- hard scales like snook or redfish. Ironically, the dan- guide. He can be contacted at 'Tween Waters Marina on whelmingly decided to end legal gill netting. ger to these fish comes from anglers obeying the law Captiva.

19 sailboats compete in annual FIGAWI South race The Dunes Men's Golf Association played a and Saturday in the multi-purpose room at the Four-Man One Best Ball round Wednesday, Jan. 18. Sanibel Rec Center on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Free A fleet of 19 cruising and racing sailboats were water. The crew lost its steering and had to revert to Third - "Footloose," Gemini 34; Carl Haswell of Leading the way in 18-hole action were Paul Farrell, SPORTS babysitting is provided. A $2 is requested. For addi- ready to sail the race course Saturday, Jan. 14, during emergency tiller steering. Wayne, N.J., skipper. K.K. Bigelow, Baldy Avery and Dave Misner with a tional information, call 395-2543. the FIGAWI South event out of 'Tween Waters Inn Trophies were awarded for first, second and third The Laser and Optimist Dingy classes were can- 58. Sharing second with 59s were the foursomes of SHORTS on Captiva. The race included offshore, multi-hulled places in all divisions. celled due to the weather. Dave Sutherland, Dave Reynolds, Ed Fowler and Island Teen Club Socials at the Sanibel Rec yachts for the first time. The race was followed by a cocktail party spon- Max Friedersdorf, and Howard Drane, Gene Center are being held every other Sunday from 6 to 9 The skipper's mee*?ag was held Friday, Jan. 13, at Division A Cruising Sailboats Lankford, Geo Laursen and Lou Carloni. Third, after p.m. The fun-time festivities include games, food and 'Tween Waters. Due to storm warnings, the race com- First - "Bossanova," Pearson 30; U. Holzinger of sored by Mt. Gay Rum at 'Tween Waters Inn. On. Feb. 9 due to youth basketball at the Rec Center's Sunday, Jan. 15, the "Outrageous Story Telling a scorecard play-off went to Wally Allaire, Bruce sodas, movies, sports activities, music and more. For mittee came up with an alternative course taking the Punta Gorda, skipper. Sprinkle, Tom Hunter and Jack Devaney with a 60. gym. For additional information, call 472-0345. Session" was held at The Canoe Club at 'Tween additional information, call Dave DeFonzo at 472- racers through the intercoastal waterway past North Second - "Essence," Pearson 35; Paul McDill of In nine-hole play, Walt Badger, John Green, Geo 0345. Captiva and Cayo Costa on to marker #6 in Charlotte Fort Myers, skipper. Waters, which reportedly resulted in two hours of Arthritis Water Exercise Classes are now being solid laughter. Trophies were then presented in all Kalvin and Bob Rawlins claimed first, after a score- held at the Sanibel Rec Center pool. The joint flexi- Harbor, with the finish at the race committee boat and Third - "Janus," Sabre 42; Alan Harquail of card play-off, with a 37. orange inflatable maker off the north coast of Cayo Annapolis, Md., skipper. divisions in the Ding Darling Room at 'Tween bility course begin both Friday and Saturday at at 11 To subscribe to Costa island. Waters, followed by the now famous FIQAWI a.m. A doctor's release form is required. The classes, Cookout. The Beachview Women's Golf Association held which will be taught by Coby Amadio, will be held The Performance Handicap Rating System was Division B Spinnakers its President's Cup, match-play tournament THE ISLANOEPt, utilized to rate the boats involved. The race format First - "Rapid Transit," Olson 29; Dan Kerckhoff Bob Horan, the chairman and founder of FIGAWI each week - weather permitting. For information, call South Race Weekend on Captiva, noted several Wednesday, Jan. 18. Phyllis Houston came from the Rec Center at 472-0345. please call 472-5185, was on a reverse start or a pursuit race basis, with of Naples, Naples. behind in sudden-death to defeat Whiz Lowden for Second - "Neptune," Nightwind 35; Chip Pfalz of groups and individuals for their contributions to the each yacht starting on its own time. Theoretically all the 18-hole championship. Betty Puff defeated Ruth or write to: Fort Myers, skipper. event. They included; Ric Angle, U.S. sailing "Step" in Shape low impact exercises with yachts should arrive at the finish line at the same Manecke to win B Flight. The champ in A Flight had time. The system proved accurate to a large degree. Third - "Kicks," Soverel 33; Peter Hartleb of Cape judge/senior race officer, Marion Bermuda Race weights for all levels and ages, led by Marie P.O. Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957 not yet been determined. With winds averaging 25 mph and gusting to 45 Coral, skipper. Committee, member of New York Yacht Club, Mailloux, will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday In nine-hole action, President Cup honors went to mph, it didn't take long for the racers to complete the Beverley Yacht Club (Marion, Mass.), Captiva Yacht Barbara Dahlgren, with Margo Reck taking the run- 25-mile course. There were several nail-biting Offshore Multi-hull Division Club and skipper/owner of "Tickled Two," the ner-up spot. "knockdowns." One involved "Heatwave," a Garrett- First - "Feel N' Guilty," F 27; Jim Salmon of FIGAWI Race Committee boat; and the committee designed, 40-foot sloop skippered by Leonard Russell Dunnellon, Fla., skipper. boat crew of Richard Akers and Don Hunt and his of Newport, R.I., which took a 180 degree knock- Second - "Triple Play," Sundowner 42; Dave wife, Evie; Jeff Shuff; Brian Schoos; Wally Arnold; The Dunes Nifty Niners played a Ringer down with the cockpit and the spinnaker filling with Wesselhoft of Captiva, skipper. Larry Gentile; Joe Sanelli; and the entire 'Tween Tournament last week. Finishing first in A Flight was Waters staff. Sandy Sultar with a 25. Three shots back in second Jeff CM was Jane Devaney, Jane Levene was third with a 31. All of the race participants are reportedly looking Ploy Better Golf with JACK N1CKLAUS In B Flight, Helen A. Browning was first with a 26. forward to FIGAWI South Three scheduled to be held icU &ecf\use i Marilyn Lorenson earned second and Dottie Becker oeHEP.ftLLV GIVE in January 1996. THE &f\U_ F\ finished third with a 29. In C Flight, Betty Boers &ETVER. ROLLtNG announce ike formation of ftCTtoH. TIW TO topped the list with a 28. Taking second with a 29 Eric J. Hynden, COMTfiCT ChFC THE TOtS OF was Marge Bristow. Sigrid Akers was third with a 31. WE R Duplicate Bridge Syril Ruben led D Right with a 25. Earning second and third, respectively, were Anita McKean (29) and In Duplicate Bridge play at the Sanibel Rosemary Cook (33). Flint Financial J=kGroup; Inc. STROKE AN INDEPENDENT FINANCIAL CONSULTING FIRM LITTLB HtlRDEP. Community Center Thursday, Jan. 19, Sterling THAN NOR(VV\L. Bassett directed 15 tables of players. Registration for the upcoming gymnastics pro- In North/South, Helen Quimby and Ev Horton ©1»5 by Kbq F»«lww Syndtarfa. kK. Wtwht litf ita gram at the Sanibel Rec Center will be held led the way. Finishing second were Helen and Saturday, Jan. 28, from 10 a.m. until noon at the George Hammes. Dorothy Suechting and Bill recreation complex on Sanibel-Captiva Road, next to Jr inancial Consulting Services: THE ACTION YOU Cirrito were third. IS A Sanibel Elementary School. The cost of the nine- Sherd L, Hynden •Income and Estate Tax Strategies SLIGHT .SLIDING OF In East/West, Joyce Truitt and Bill Black week program, which begins Thursday, Feb. 9, will ChFC' IMS. KMS6S SMOOTHLY came in first, followed by Belle Lipski and Lil •Investments "1 0RGfeTuJOR.Dv WITH be $50. For additional information, call 472-0345. THE HIPS GRf^DUftLLV Waterhouse. Claiming third place were Mary •Life Insurance/Annuities UMCOtL-ING PS THE. Geppert and Carol TorresanL NOT TO RCCEMTURTS. HERD REMfMNS UUELL Open basketball at the Sanibel Rec Center on YOUR. 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The cost is $3 per person. 1619 Periwinkle Way, Suite 102 YOUR &ODV. 472-5152 Sanibel, FL 33957 22 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 Those chamber nightmare days make for great shelling We got into a weather pattern in the early part of find because it could be either, or an immature state Tuesday, the month where every Saturday was a Chamber of of a leafy jewel box. Jan. 24,1995 23 Commerce nightmare, but it certainly did produce SHELLING The common jewel box, if there is such a thing, is Islanders at Large some great shells. We were starting to call them golf ball shaped, white or tan and has tiny spines on "three-inch Saturdays" because it would rain as if it it, This one was a kind of tobacco or reddish colored, TIPS flattened more than the spiny jewel box and had the Sanibel is OK! Too! Annual Shell Club Auction Rev. Ross Leads Healing Mission was the hurricane season. And, of course, along with to be Held Jan. 31 the rain came high winds and rough seas. Just the By Capt. Mike Fuery leaf pattern on the one side found. ingredients needed for specimen shell collecting. We'r.e not positive, but I'm betting on it being the The Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club will There were two outstanding finds for us, both rari- little corrugated. That's because it's said to live on the hold its annual Shell Auction Tuesday, Jan. 31, at the Sanibel Community ties, and as the finder of one shell said, "much better sides of pen shells and that day after the storm, there ever encounter it because it is one of the few bivalves Center. Doors open at 7 p.m. than finding a junonia". The first came from Sanibel were lots of pen shells on the beaches. which have a different color on each side. The left Many hard-to-find shells, as well as resident, Doris Foss, a well-educated collector of It was Mrs. Sellars, who has already notched a few valve is white and the right valve, yellow or orange. beautifully colored shells and shell junonias on her shell bag, that said finding the unusu- some of the island's harder-to-find shells. But, she It is a striking shell. related books, fabric and more will be al jewel box was harder than finding a junonia. It's wasn't prepared for the two-colored tellin she found a Several years ago I found one of these and it was available in both a live and silent auc- few days after one of those terrible Saturdays. close to four inches in length. At first I had no idea the first I'd seen in nearly 20 years. tion. We were near the middle of Cayo Costa Island and what it was. The shell was proudly displayed on my Good shelling this week. Please note the new city The auction is open to the public and Mrs. Foss was treating her daughter-in-law and friend desk - until it fell off one day and that ended my law about not taking any living shells and perhaps proceeds will benefit the Shell Club's to outer-island shelling. She returned to the boat with claim to fame. something unusual will catch your eye. educational grant fund for the study of one of the most rare of tellins, this one called a great That day I found my "magna" tellin was the same mollusks at the University of South tellin. But, those who know this shell call it by the day my old friend and Cayo Costa resident, Carol Florida. Latin name, tellina magna. Sellars, also found one of similar size. And that Edie Mugridge is overall chairman As the name implies, it grows to be one of the brings us to rare shell number two for the week, Brothers snag of the evening. Al Deynzer, a well- largest of the delicate, thin-walled tellins. A big one because it was Mrs. Sellars who came up with what known local shell dealer, will be the would be four inches or more. This specimen was we think is a leafy jewel box. Or, it might be a little auctioneer. perhaps two inches. You will know this shell if you corrugated jewel box. The professor is still out on this top Duck Stamp i Not only is Oklahoma OK! to around Stillwater, Okla., in her classy For additional information, call 472- Have you ever been on a healing Sharon Buckingham but, obviously, so 'silver van. 1228. mission? You'll have that opportunity is Sanibel Island. Sharon, who is a Sharon stopped by The Islander ft ft ft Saturday, Jan. 28, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. honors for '95-96 part-time island resident, certainly recently on business and to show us her at the Sanibel Community Church, Herb Garden Tour Offered which is located next to Jerry's By Anne Bellow must raise some eyebrows as she tools license tag. by Kay Cude Islander Staff Writer Shopping Center on Periwinkle Way. ft ft ft A guided tour of the Unity Tropical Everyone is welcome and there is no A pair of brothers from Plymouth, Minn,, cap- Spice-Herb Garden will be held Friday, tured the top two places in the 1994 Federal ABWA Casino Night Jan. 28 Quilting Class Planned registration fee. The local Sanibel-Captiva chapter of The Island Seniors will be hosting Jan. 27, beginning promptly at .10:30 There will be a message, commu- Duck Stamp Contest, continuing a family tradi- a.m. Kay Cude will guide the walk. It tion that has produced three winners and number the American Business Women's an Quilting Class for intermediate nion, healing prayers and discussion, is a mulched garden. Those attending of finalists in the prestigious national art compe- Association will be hosting its Casino stitchers starting tonight, Tuesday Jan. all led by the Rev. James H. Ross of "SCOOP UP are urged to wear comfortable, closed- tition. Night Saturday, Jan. 28, at the Sundial 24, and continuing Jan. 31, Feb. 7 and Lake Worth, Ha. His service was in the in shoes. There is no fee. Plants and Jim Hautman, 30, won the contest held at the Beach Resort on Sanibel. The fun 14, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at the Evangelical Apostolic Church of North end of the year in Washington, D.C., with an begins at 7 p.m. Island Civic Center at the intersection herbal products will be available after America. Currently, Rev. Ross is war- acrylic painting of two mallards in flight. The Admission to the event includes of Library Way and Palm Ridge Road. the walk until. Call 694-8863 or 278- den of the Order of St. Luke's Region SOMETHING design will be featured on the 1995-96 Federal $1,000 in play money, refreshments, The class will be taught by nationally 1511. III and a member of both Camp Duck Stamp. Previously, Jim-had won the 1989 chances on door prizes and the oppor- recognized quilter Dot Higbie. Unity Christian Church is located at Farthest Out of North America and contest, the youngest person ever tado so, with a tunity to use your winnings and fun The cost for the series is $40 per 11120 Ranchette Rd., which runs north CFO International Boards. As a "never painting of two black-bellied whistling-ducks in money to bid on auction items donated person. For information, call 472-5743. and south between Metro Parkway and retired" pastor, he is always available flight, and he finished second last year wifh-hjs by local businesses. Among the items ft ft ft Six Mile Cypress Parkway. to pray for all who seek wholeness in SPECIAL" design of a pair of Barrow's golden-eyes. v available are fine merchandise, island Home Health Aide Certification their lives. Meanwhile, his to-other Robert, 34, took sec- Vacation packages, entertainment cer- Course Coming Classes about gardening in A love offering will be received. \ . tificates, dinners at local restaurants tropical/sub-tropical areas will be held Call 472-2684 for information. ond place in this year's contest with a painting of As part of a continuing series, Hope and much more. at Edison Community College, on a Canada goose, his fourth year in a row as a Hospice will conduct a Home Health 4 Tuesday afternoons, beginning Feb. 7 ft ft ft finalist The two brothers snare a KBuse' where Assisting the ABWA will be a num- Aide Certification Course at the SALE ber of islanders, including Tom and ending March 7. Information will Benjamin to Speak at Next they have separate studios. Dunbar Community School for three include ' growing/using/enjoying Bike Club Meeting "When we were both working on our designs, - Louwers, Dick Muenph, Jim Hermes, days in February. The course will run FRIDAY, JANUARY 27TH THRU SUNDAY, JANUARY 19TH herbs/spices/tropical crops, such as edi- Ed Benjamin will be the speaker at we'd want to see how the other's painting Francis Bailey and surprise "dealers." from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. The ble ginger root, tropical fruits and veg- the next Sanibel Bicycle Club meeting stacked up, so we'd walk down the hall and take Tickets can be purchased at the door dates of the course are Feb. 1-3. etables for home yards/gardens. Thursday, Jan. 26, at 8:30 a.m., at the a look," Jim commented. "Ail the way thrbugh for $20. Proceeds will benefit ABWA's Pre-registration is required. Please Pre-registration is required. Call Quarterdeck Restaurant on Sanibel. ATIANIBIL FACTORY STORK the process* it was close. Sometimes his would local scholarship program. For infor- call Pat Ciampa-Muske, clinical spe- mation, call Trina Almas at 472-4864. ECC's Continuing Education 489-9235 Benjamin, a local bike shop owner, will look a little better; sometimes mine would." cialist, at 489-9184, Monday through for details. Kay Cude will be the address grass-root politics. Another brother, Joe, 38, won the 1991 com- • • • ' . ft ft ft Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., to regis- instructor. For information, call Keith Trow- petition with a painting of a spectacled eider. Tobin Featured Speaker ter. This program is provided free. bridge, the president of the club, at $NAP UP REAL SAVING GRAND PRIZE DRAWING "At times I was rooting for Bob to win rather at St. Isabel Women's Gathering •• ' : -ft ft ft ft ft ft 472-2700. than I because then it would have been a grand The January meeting of the St. Register to WIN two round trip tickets, Mary's Little Lamb ft ft ft slam," Jim said. Hautman said he got the idea for Isabel Women's Guild will feature AND A GIFT Too! anywhere in the USA, USAir flies, the winning design while on a goose-hunting trip Sandy Tobin as the. guest speaker. • Major Markdowns of up to 75% (Courtesy of USAir) What's for Lunch? in Manitoba, Canada, last year, "We found a Tobin has made frequent pilgrimages to • Prize Drawings Entry forms and boxes in each store. ; As a service to island young- burnt field with thousands of mallards," he said. Medjugorje, located in what was for- • Gift-with-Purchase: Bring Drawing will take place January 30th. sters (and their parents) attending "That helped me get a visual image of the birds I mally known as Yugoslavia, even dur- your receipt of $50 to the Sanibel Elementary School, Cy- wanted to paint" ing the recent troubled times. She is Big Dogs Sportswear Participating Stores: press Lake Middle School or Cy- store to receive your • Aileen«Bass Outlet Third place in this year's competition also also director of the Pilgrims Peace Big Dog • Carters Childrenswear press Lake High School, The free gifL.wliile went to a Minnesota native, David Maass, who Center in Clearwater, Fla. The Tobins • Knights of Round Table • Levi's also created a design of mallards in flight. Maass and the center have been a source of Islander is publishing the weekly supplies last. • London Fog • Westport, Ltd. school lunch menu. •• $9.99 • SAS Shoes won the 1973 and 1981 contests. financial and medical help, as well as • Corning Revere • Stockroom Mallards are the most abundant ducks in spiritual strength, for the people of the The cost is $1.60 at the elemen- • Famous Brands Housewares North America and also among the hardiest and war-torn Medjugorje area. Six pilgrim- tary school and $1.85 for both the ENTERTAINMENT Eagle's Eye • Famous Footwear most wide-ranging. The male is recognized by ages to Medjugorje are scheduled in middle school and high school. Saturday from 12pm to 5pm • Fieldcrest Cannon its green head, white neck band and rusty breast. Milk is included with every meal • Reed & Barton 1995 - the first from Feb. 17-26. and Sunday from 1pm to 5pm • Welcome Home The female is a mottled brown. Other species The guild meeting will be held at 9 and an additional carton is 35 Caricature Artist and Strolling • American Tourister eligible for portrayal this year were the Canada I p.m., Monday, Jan. 30, at St. Isabel cents. Entertainment for people of all ages! • Book Warehouse goose, greater scaup, green-winged teal and Hall. Guests are welcome. Call 472- Wednesday, Jan. 25 - Fish • Claire's Boutique northern pintail. Contest guidelines designate if' 1092. sandwich on a bun, Tater Tots, • Main Street Eatery five species of North American waterfowl as eli- peas and carrots and chilled pears. • Fudge & Stuff gible each year, so that all of them will eventual- ft ft ft • Necklace Factory CCA Meeting Tonight Thursday, Jan. 26 - Baked IklAT ly appear on a Duck Stamp. 55 Real Manufacturers' Outlets • Prestige Fragrance The Captiva Civic Association's rotini, tossed salad, broccoli, • Christmas Outlet The Duck Stamp has been issued annually by 20% - 70% less than retail general membership meeting and open Italian bread slice and orange sec- the Federal Government since 1934. J.N. "Ding" forum will be held tonight, Tuesday, tions. Monday - Saturday 10am to 9pm; Darling, chief of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Sunday 11am to 6pm Jan. 24, at 7:30 at the Captiva Civic Friday, Jan. 28 - Grilled chick- Service's predecessor agency, the U.S. Center on Chapin Lane on Captiva. Mary' Little Lamb has joined the evening the promises to entertain every en pattie on a bun, lettuce and Biological Survey, initiated the program with the (Public Restrooms located in each store) CCA committee representatives will cast of auction items to be made avail- taste and every interest. Featured will tomato, oven baked fries and fresh first design (also of mallards) entitled, "Mallards present reports of vital interest for able at "Razzle Dazzle," the island be auctions (live and silent), a musical fruit Dropping In." Artwork for Duck Stamps was membership consideration and discus- Zonta Club's fifth annual gala fund revue and dinner. commissioned until 1949 when the service Monday, Jan. 30 - Cheese sion. Among the items to be discussed raiser. Phil Johnson of the lie. The event will take place Saturday, pizza, tossed salad, chopped began having annual contests to select the are the Captiva Memorial Library Crocodile, at right above, presents the Feb. 25, at the Sanibel Harbour Resort. design. For additional information, call spinach and applesauce. A Charter Oak Partners Property expansion project and the ABC Sale loveable creature to Maggie Mullins of Tuesday, Jan. 31 - USDA Day Darling began the program to secure a viable Zonta for the auction. Zonta's star- Mullins at 472-9262 or Phyllis Bogen Summerlin Road & McGregor Boulevard, Fort Myers and Captiva Carnival. with a Terrific Treats Before the Causeway to Sanibel Island Call 472-2111 for additional infor- studded gala will offer a dazzling at 472-2059. Please see STAMP, page 24 . -ft ft ft mation. ft ft ft h 'ft ft ft Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 THE ISLANDER 25 24 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 Look continued from page 17 THE 9SLANDEB can help with all of your classified needs. Darling Refuge restriction delayed who always got fresh with her on television's "Laugh fonder of Lamb Chop and Charlie Horse, she or me. themselves elsewhere for business talks. For information, please call 472-5185. In.") Back at the Plaza Hotel and Plaza 9 - new adven- Soon the news leaked that Julius, under pressure, Larry and Dom and I worked well together and in tures seem to be in the air. Bette Davis was often in was considering opening a new club in Chicago. A Lead, zinc, no time at all I had put together a short routine for the the club watching the current show. She would corporation was being formed to bankroll the venture. show. always sit ringside with Tom Hammond, who was her Miss Davis was one of the major backers. Be still my heart! It was here I met for the first business manager. He also handled Julius' business time my loves - Lamb Chop, Charlie Horse and their affairs. She would always come backstage to the Next week: Julius chooses an old Assyrian Church brass ban mentor Shari Lewis. All three were adorable. I quick- Green Room between shows and chat a bit with the in one of the rougher districts of Chicago as the new ly learned that Shari was not only cute, but a fine company. Then she, Tom and Julius would sequester home for his first revue in the Windy City. musician and a good business women who knew exactly what she was doing and what the end result You KnowThe postponed should be. The entire time we were on the set I was fascinated CAS I workshop to feature Bruce Rogers Bruce Rogers, the director of the Sanibel ordinances currently under consideration for pre- By Anne Bel lew by the verbal by-play and comments of the puppets to Country Qub^bu ve Islander Staff Writer us mere mortals. Shari was also a psychiatrist. Planning Department, will be the guest speaker at sentation to the Sanibel City Council concerning The lead, zinc and brass sinker and jig ban, Unfortunately my services were only needed for the next Condominium Association of Sanibel Inc. beach management and vegetation standards. slated to begin in the J.N. "Ding" Darling five or six programs. meeting to be held Wednesday, Jan. 25, at the Registration - with coffee and donuts - begins at National Wildlife Refuge on Jan. 1, 1995, has I find it most heartening that my 3 1/2-year-old Loggerhead Cay Clubhouse on Beach Road on 8:30 a.m. The program will begin at 9. Al been postponed for one year. The postponement granddaughter Kate is a fervent fan of the Shari Sanibel. He will discuss the highlights and be For information, call Gene Radke at 472-3832 or will give anglers and fishing equipment suppli- Lewis Show. When I have the opportunity to watch available to answer questions regarding pending Lucie Hall at 472-4077. ers another year to explore alternative materials. the show with her it's always a toss-up as to who's To IMonglb? The ban is intended to prevent lead and zinc poisoning of waterfowl. Since brass is a zinc Lexington Country Gub. Worthington Homes, the home building company alloy, it is also included in the ban. When bot- After years of planning, this magnificent master- of Worthington Communities, has been responsible tom-feeding, water birds ingest sinkers and jigs plarmed community is finally becoming reality. for over $130 million in quality home construction. that have been discarded or lost. Sinkers look And it was more than worth the wait. The result of all this experience is a country club either like food or like the small stones that are Situated on more than 430 exclusive acres of lakes, community — and a home within it — that is swallowed to aid in digestion. Lead and zinc fairways and nature preserves, this gated community unmatched for quality and enduring value. paralyze the digestive tract and the birds then 472-5185 472-5185 become weak, emaciated and less able to flee Classifieds will feature single family estate homes, villas and luxury & resort-style condominiums. Get Ready To Move, Ft. Myers. predators. They may have convulsions, fall into Right now, you can reserve a choice location It's located just minutes from Sanibel, Captiva, Ft. a coma and die within two to three weeks. The PERSONAL SERVICE] HOME FURNISHINGS | \ MISCELLANEOUS f for your single family home, villa or luxury BUSINESS Myeis Beach and all the things you need. condominium. ingestion of even one small fishing sinker con- Debt Consolidation. Cut Payments REAL ESTATE Classifieds Queen size comforter, bed skirt, 2 taining lead or zinc can lead to death. to 50%. 24 Hour Approval. Licensed OPPORTUNITY throw pillows, 2 shams, round table Pressure cleanersl 1300 PSI-$249, The focus of the Community, of course, is a chal- It's an opportunity that may i Bonded. 1-800-226-0190 Ext 50. in Section B of today's Islander cloth, curtain & puff valance. Forest 2500 PSI-S599. 3200 PSI-$899. 1U8/95 —tt»t—21073810-1 $485. WEEKLY - Mailing Letters green background with flowers. New I Complete! Ready to Usel lenging par 7218-hole championship golf course by The ban in the Sanibel refuge is most likely a Overnite Delivery. Locations never, ever come again. K & Js Do It All. Pressure cleaning, from Home. Full/Part time. No Excellent condition, (just bedding, precursor to a more widespread ban. It is experience necessaryl Easyl Any no bed). Bought in JC Penneys for Statewide. Factory Direct Catalog. Gordon Lewis. And its designed to be exciting for all commarica! & residential. Carpet hours. Free Information. Call ANTIQUES 1-800-825-5326. Our preview gallery is located cleaning. Expert referrals for other BUSINESS over $300, make offer. Call 549- levels of play, from beginner to seasoned pro. expected that the Fish & Wildlife Service will Clearninghouse Publications 1-313- . 8128 or leave message. 1)30/95 —tttt—21072132-1 at Summerlin or Bass Roads jobs. Dependable. Lie. Days call 458-6300. Ext 35.24 Hr. Recording... OPPORTUNITY 335-6944. Eves: call 995-3403. LIGHTWEIGHT BLACK WOOL 1I2B/95 — tttt—21071C5B-1 There will also be a M-facility Clubhouse with extend the ban to all national wildlife refuges. 1/27/85 — tttt—21071809-1 i WITH DEUCATE "GOLD" Spa hot tub 5X7, 2 seat lounger, in Ft. Myers. We're open 1)27)»5 —tltt—21077107-1 Book store for salell Opened to Tiffany style hanging lamp, 16-1/2" less than 1 yr. old, build-in ozonator, fine and casual dining, golf & tennis pro shop, large from 9 am to 5 pm The EnvironmentarpFotection Agency is Ca|un's Commercial Sandblasting & Sanibel Commercial Condo aelllll Great location INI $20,000111 NEEDLEWORK. MIDDLE leaded glass panels, not plastic, air pump, filter, extra jets, built-in Painting. "Anything > Anywhere • Looking for a "Blue Chip" May consider down payment & EASTERN WALL HANGING OR beige-red, $150. firm. 656-0170 portable w/redwood skirt & hardtop swimming pool, spa, cabanas, and a lighted tennis daily Noon to 5 pm also considering a rule to restnet,,toxic sinkers Anytime". Tanks • Farm Equipment, Investment? termsll Call 656-3654 or 772-4777 SPREAD. $300. 1/2B/B5 —tttt—aioaaoBB-1 cover, 110V electric. $1,800. (new Current owners will lease back complex with 6 Har Tru tournament courts. on Sunday. in the environment. The proposed lulewould Trucks & Trailers, .-HI Rise & ask for Pam. 481-3094 $2,800) 482-6450 Structures. Specializing in Plant $94,900. 1/27/85 —tt 15—11079898-1 Daybed, white iron & brass. 1/28/95 —SSSS—21073758-1 John Gee 1128)95 —tttt— 21079969-3 Complete with 2 Orthopedic prohibit the manufacture, importation, process- Work. Free estimates. (813) 656- TRAVEL AGENT - Run your own What's more, when you purchase your home at The club you've 4256,24 hours. Cajun J. Grotreaux, Sanibel & Marco Island Properties mattresses & trundle. Never used. (813) 472-4808 business. Rent a desk in top agency Still in box. Cost $1,000. Must sell Lexington Country Club, there are no initiation fees. always wanted to ing and sale of any sinkers with lead or zinc tha Owner. with first class equipment. Keep TOOLS & i -tttt—21077549-1 3/28/98 —tttt—2107t7t8-3 $285. cash. 278-3379. • *•••• are one inch or less in any dimension. The cur- your hard earned commissions. 2)10195 —tttt—21078637-1 DO YOU NEED REPLACEMENT If you love golf and resort-like living, Lexington belong to is finallyhere . Free 900 #. $15,000. per month Manager, 945-2800. MACHINERY Its time to stop paying rent. I can Dining room set with 6 chairs & 18" PIECES FOR THESE rent draft of the proposed EPA rule does not qualify you for a mortgage & assist possible. Managers/Brokers 2/3/95 — tttt — 21079858.1 Country Club is definitely the one for you. Get ready to move, with credit problems including wanted, no investment, no fees. (Brake Leath 1 yr. old $600. Assume leaf - $275.; Sofa, 75" neutral color, DISCONTINUED PATTERNS? Ft. Myers. include jigs. bankruptcy. Ask for Bob 540-4801, Senior citizens do well at this. Free lease). (Coats $850. Tire Balancer 1 $200.; 466-6569 CHINA - ROYAL DOULTON, Another Superb Comrtamiry By altar S:oop.m. 543-6677. Information 1-800-382-0889, 24 yr. old $2,000) 60 gal. 5 H.P. 1/26/95 —tttt—21079462-3 "SIGNET," CRYSTAL - Alternative materials to lead, zinc and brass mm — tttt—2i077«a7-» hours. compressor, like new, $325.8' truck Must sell!!l Almost new Queen sofa FOSTORfA "RECEPTION," [ WANTED TO BUY -Jbed, Bit, $150.332-1707 days, 772- Vvoruimffton O3rnrnumti6S«inc. 2/2/85 -tttt-ii 077372-1 bed, 2 almond lacquered end SILVER - WALLACE include tin, steel, antimony, bismuth, tungsten Do you have "questions, about love, 1254 nights. tables, matching coffee table, 2 money, or your career, then-call.. Make money working at home We buy old paintings, old books, old "MICHELLE." Lexington Country Club is based on more than and a tarpene resin putty. The J.N. "Ding" -selling information by mail. Free silver sets, old clocks, old silver, old 1/27/93 — tttt- 21Q79825-1 lamps, 2 large pictures, T.V., $675; today, and talk to one of our 58" dining table, w/4 upholstered I HAVE INCOMPLETE SETS four decades of combined experience by the devel- EXINGTO]SJ Psychics, Live 1-900-656-4000 Ext. details; Rush SAS.E. to: Gulfcoast .oriental rugs. 481-3999, 481-5150 THAT I WILL SELL BY PIECE Darling National Wildlife Refuge is hoping to Marketing, Dept. A, P.O. Box i-anytime. chairs, frosted glass chandelier JCOUNTRY 6399. $3.99 min/must be 18 yrs., COMPUTERS & FOR A GOOD PRICE. opment team of Worthington Communities, Inc. CLUBJL ^ ProcaJI Co. (602)954-7420. 150524, Cape Coral, FL 33915- 2/3/95 — tttt—210363*4-1 $175. LA-Z Boy, $175.463-8801 begin an exchange program sometime this year. 1/2«/»3 — Mil- 21079472-5 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SELL ilium it11aior»i34i 0524 COMPUTER EQUIP. Their experience is evidenced in such fine com- Anglers will be able to trade their lead, zinc and 1/25/95 —tttt— 21077384-1 Cherrywood entertainment center PIECES OF NORITAKE, Private health care giver. Have a great product to sell or good Turn your computer Into a money $250. Oak bedroom suite (triple WEOGEWOOO, FOSTORIA, & munities as Worthington Country Club, Quail Experienced, references & certified. machine. You need IBM compatible brass sinkers for steel sinkers. Information to give? Make money by | SWAP & TRADE | dresser, mirror, stmoire, night ROYAL DOULTON - Creek, Bonita Bay and many other fine residential Experience with elderly & children. and. printer. Computer business stand). $500. King softside / WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO 16561 Bass Road, Ft. Myers, FL 33908 • 813-437-01 SO renting a 900#. Call Peggy 813-731- from home. In house help 8 training The refuge is a popular spot for anglers. Floating steet barge/dock waterbed, $200. Peach colored YOU. communities throughout Southwest Florida. .1)27)95 -tttt—21079786-1 7943 avatlalbe. Free Info 542-1685. Fax 1/28/93 — tttt— 21077383-1 1O'Wx28\ needs deck. Trade or ceramic lamp table, $100. Brushed Saltwater fishing and crabbing are permitted 542-1826. brass and glass end table $40. CALL BETTY N.Y. Chef . Available: Catering - make offer. To see call 543-8795. 472-45S5. Private Chef - Cooking classes. Let Earn Thousands weeklyl Mail 1/27/85 — tttt—21078853-1 1/27/95 — tttt—2tO7»«15-1 Evenings 267-0103 along Wildlife Drive and freshwater fishing is Processing.... Start.... Nowl For ma make your next event sparklell Tandy personal computer with 1/25/95 —tttt—21079556-1 • ••••• information packet RUSH $1. and 1/28/8J —tttt— 21074105-3 permitted in some areas of the Bailey Tract. Lois Foster 395-0992 until 2/23/95 S.A.S.E.: Ascending Trends, P.O. printer. Like new. Best offer. Call Coffee table, teak, $150. Teak desk ^^ r-ttH-IIWMW.1 Box 1139, Estero, FL 33928-1139 772-2323 days. 772-8745 evenings. w/hutch. $200. Waterbed, king size For further information about fishing or other 1/27/98 — tttt—21078805.1 Tanning bed by Eurotan Face 1/27/85 -8ttt-21078784-1 AUCTIONS & $200. Stereo cabinet, teak with [ANNOUNCEMENTS I smoked glass front. $150. Kenwood Tanner, new bulbs, separate activities in the refuge, please call the "Ding" We need at least 5 good self BAZAARS auto return twin table $25.656-2877 trimmer, vaniila color. Excellent Lose weight after X-masI We want motivated people to build their own OFFICE & 1/26)95 — tttt— I1O7B5S7-1 condition, $800. 20-30 minute bed, \Kfete Building: It Darling Visitor Center at 472-1100. Auction Every Wednesday Evening salon equipment, lots of misc. etc. Pest Control routes in this area. to create a friendly - family group of Large wall unit, dining room table, 6 People that want to lose weight Minimal investment required. Call 1- 7 P.M. Adams Furniture - RESTAURANT Call between 11:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Collectibles & More. i7250Tamiami chairs, cocktail table and one end 936-6362 together with us. Call Petra & 800-605-4442 or 813-656-0172. table. Robb & Stucky finest. Over Juergen 813-772-1402 ' 2/1 of»a — tttt—aio7am-i Trl. South. Ron Cox Auctioneer AB EQUIPMENT 1)26)85 —tttt—21077321-1 412, AU 691,267-9358 - Store open $9,000 new, sacrifice $4,500 O.B.O. .1)31/95' —f«« Beauty salon in N.F.M. Waterfront Affordable Office Furniture. Quality 728-3521. Stamp continued from page 22 home, Grandfathered in. 3 bed, 2 everyday 10-6 P.M. Sunday 12-4 Smith Corona Word Processor with Cookware - Retired dinner party P.M: Buy - Sell & Consignments used desks, files, chairs & tables. 1/27/95 — tttt—»1O7»«H-1 . typewriter, monitor, disk drive, like lady has some beautiful 17 pc. 5 ply bath, fireplace, spa, 3 operator, fully Buy, sell, trade, lease. We deliver. In stocked, active business, ideal new, $100. Sapphire ring with surgical waterless sets left, some j Star Plaza corner of Old 41 and MEDICAL & HEALTH I diamond chips 11O«0 ct. golgoldd . AskAskini g funding source the purchase of waterfowl habitat for ?* s'eam control. Not $1,200. But location. Priced to sell $124,500. For Pondella. 997-5659. Out of town: appointment call 995-5285. Bea's Antiques, 3000 sq. ft. of * $100. (Beautiful ring.) Please call uaramee.8 Mint - Never hinged stamps $450. 2323 77 8745 company. 20% return on your many residents. Saturday, January Also stamps and covers of United 1, 1995. The 1994-95 stamp, designed by 1993 con- investment. Interest paid monthly. 28th, 9;00 AM to 4:00PM. Balloons Never used, still in box. Cost YES, AMAZING TRUE, OUT OF t^ irfWTJ ^U *" $1,000, must sell $250.278-3379. States, Germany, United Nations, Call James at 332-7118 dqys, or mark the tracks. BODY AFTER-LIFE British and Postal History available. test winner Neal Anderson of Lincoln, Neb., is cur- i/IO/BS — tt»«—21078636-1 BUSINESS 694-5227 evenings. 1)26/95 —tttt—21078970-3 EXPERIENCE. ENJOY THIS Phone 656-t155 rently on sale at most post offices, refuges across the i)?ll/93 «1T- MAN'S OVER ONE HOUR 2/1/85 —tttt—21079508-1 OPPORTUNITY Custom made white formica corner AUDIO CASSETTE. $18.95, country - including the J.N. "Ding" National Wildlife PUBLISHING BUSINESS THIS IS A BOLD AND CAPITAL dinette booth, can be arranged L or ANDERSON, BOX 61408-B •-•- .Vanted • 100% Secure

'88 Chevy Cheyenne, auto, great MUSIC PROFESSIONAL work or play truck, only 50,000 MOTORCYCLE & POWER BOATS ) HOUSEBOATS You'll find the miles, only $659. down. Call 332- APPLIANCE REPAIR \ FURNITURE REPAIR & REAL ESTATE Classifieds 27 ft. CARNIVAL Express Cuddy, Catamaran Cruisers, 26 ft. to 55 ft., Wanted: Musical Kayboard teacher • HELP WANTED 0448, Dlr. MOPEDS all fiberglass. Some models great REAL ESTATE Classifieds 1/26/95 —HIS—21079434-1 twin 351 Fords w/Volvo OD, V.H F., REFINISHING for nine year old boy, 5400085. in Section B of today's Islander For Sale: 1989 Moped, 350 miles, for Live-aboards or vacation homes. 1I21IS5 — tiSt—21078828-9 Part-time broker needed for new swim platform, new interior 94. in Section B of today's Islander Refrigerators & realty office in Cape Coral. German '92 LT Lariat, auto, V8, loaded, like new, trac. $500 firm, see to Bimini top, leather bolster seats, Affordable luxury and performance. WICKER WORLD language a plus. 540-0085 1979 Corvette L82, red, glass tops, hunter green, low miles, only $669. believe. 458-0228. Also, 1986 Deep discounts. Call Capt. Dick Air Conditioners WE CUSTOM BUILD For Sale - Oldsmobile 1993 Cutlas" cockpit cover, full cover, extra Ludwlg (813) 772-9657 or 1 (800) 1J35/83 —tltt—21079341-9 automatic, air, tilt, cruise, P. down. Call 332-0448, Dlr. Moped, general, 4226 miles, needs props, it's sharp, ifs fast, it's sleek, Carver, Santiego '88.34 ft. flybridge. Washers, dryers, dishwashers, WICKER AND RATTAN Cierra. Good condition, low mileage. YACHT-55 FURNITURE AND | PETS & SUPPLIES Must be seen to appreciate. Call windows, mint condition, very low 1/26/93 —till—21079440-1 carbwork, can run, $200.458-0228. andhandles like a dream. $12,500. Beautiful. $52,000. 433-1216. CANOES & ovens, & ranges repaired. mileage, serious inquiries only. 656- 1/27/95 -tlll-21079716-1 1/28/93 —tttt—2107G371-1 Millti — lilt—2107»««8-1 ACCESSORIES. 945-1535. 1988 Plymouth Grand Voyager, Call 813-283-1475 Holly's Expert, Loving Pet-sitting PART TIME • HELP 0149 PADDLECRAFT All work 1 year guarantee. ALSO 1/28/85 -Sitt—21079*80-1 loaded, $6,195. 267-7514 days, Yamaha 91 Virago, 1100 cc, 23,000 ,niai -KII-2107B467-4 1991 Wellcraft Eclipse 215 Service - while you're away, HELPS 1/26/95 —mi—21079449-1 26 ft. Stamas 9-1/2 ft beam, twin No service charge. REPAIR, REPAINT, WANTED 1991 Chevy Beretta Coupe, power leave mgs. Evenings 267-4134 miles. Sharp! $4,200.267-8784. bowrider, new condition. Depth - fish Sea Kayaks and Paddling RECANE, REWEAVE. visits your home - provides 1950 Ford 4 DR custom V-8,64,000 1/26/93 —lilt—21079445-1 1/27/95 —IttS—21079787-1 '92 Celebrity Fish Hawk, 24 ft. 10 in. newly rebuilt engines, boat stripped Same day service. professional, personal and loving windows, locks, tilt wheel, cruise, Walk Around, Cuddy, Yamaha 240 finder, SS radio, AM/FM cassette. Equipment. New or Used. Call Gulf Tom's Appliance Repair SERVICE COUNTER Serious home employees earn orig. miles, new interior, new paint, Trucks: '88 Chevy w/topper, A/C, down, needs work, includes all the care for your pet(s) • shonvlong term original owner, like brand new, drive anywhere, exc. condition. IO., V-8, fish boxes, tackle box, rod necessary accessories to create a 5.7 (350) V8 Mercruiser, dual Coast Kayak @ 813-283-1125. FOR SALE, CASH DRAWER, - licensed - pet taxi - 19 years in $500. plus a week, materials 55,000 miles, stereo, cassette, auto, $6,600. '84 Dodge work truck, batteries, new covers & bimini top. Tours, Rentals, and Instruction 368-1474 COMPARTMENTS FOR BAGS, provided. Send S.A.S.E. to Mail Asking $4,750. 995-6868. Make an Ram 250, auto, $2,400. "80 GMC holders, live wells, radio, fish finder, real fishing machine. Make offer. Island pet care. 472-1176. must see-drive, 5 speed, $6,500. offer. Loran. $18,000.466-7642 936-6676. Tandem alurn . trailer. $13,995.437- Available. Dealers for Aquaterra, ETC. $500. Services, Rt. 1, Box 45, Hammond, O.B.0.574-5793, 542-0087 work truck, side tool boxes, short \l2iiai — S»St—2102UB0-3 1/26/93 —Sm—21079457-1 1/26/93 —Ittt—21079475-3 1/27/93 —Itll—21079719-1 0037. Necky, and Wilderness Systems. CAPE, F.M. 334-7361 542-3832. N.Y. 13646 1/26/95 —tltt—21079510-1 wheel base, $1,200. 656-3028 or | POWER BOATS \ 1/27/B5 — tilt— 21078618-1 2/4/B5 _ttt|— 21977671-1 I2BI91 —tltt— 2048882-1 2X185 —tilt— 2087689-9 Maria's Pet Grooming, formerly 1/27/93 — MM—2107850B-1 1964 Ford F100 pick up, V-6, Mako, 23 ft. Center console. Bimini 1975 Merc 4 dr., 460 engine. It runs. 997-5617. 1990 Southwind 30 ft., Chevy 454, Lafayette's Pet Shop. Special 1 st 83,000 orig. miles, restored, drive 1/27/93 —tin—21079689-1 1988 CC 17 ft. Sportcraft, 65 H.P. top, twin 1993 88 H.P. Johnsons, American Eagle Fiberglass Canoes Need extra money. Condo cleaners $300 cash. 772-8568. generator, steer safe, A/C, twin THIS IS A BOLD AND CAPITAL time grooming $15. (small breed anywhere, exc. condition. Asking Suzuki, gal. trailer $4,795. O.B.O., with low hours. Electronics, beds, awnings, other extras. Clean, | SAILBOATS | for sale. Call Gulf coast Kayak @ only). Also Chinese Pug for sale, for Saturday only on Sanibel. 1/27/98 — mt—21C79638-1 1988 Jeep Comanche, 4-speed, very clean, must sell. 768-0400 613-283-1125. Models: 14' square AD. FOR $1.50 MORE YOU Experience only need to apply. Call $5,200. Make offer. 995-6868 AM-FM, air, roll bar with lights, low outrigqers, and trailer. Ready to go gased and ready to go. With car CAN HAVE YOUR CLASSIFIED $650. 540-0600 Affordable luxury 1992 Buick 1/26/93 —Ittt—21079458-1 days, evenings 542-8980 30' Hunter Sloop 1978 - 18 HP stern $395. 16' square stern $405. CARPET 574-2929 leave message. mileage, $4,450. 542-1848, 997- fishing. 481-4982 tote, $32,500. 463-3534. 1/27/95 —;itt-210TS4D1-1 Roadrnaster, loaded & in excellent 2/8/95 —Ittt—21078270-1 1/26/95 —tttl— 21079360-1 Yanmar diesel, low hours. New 16' touring canoe $395. 14' touring AD LIKE THIS. 2/1/95 — Hit—210793S4-1 For Sale: 1955 Chevy 4-door Bel 8789. 1/27/93 —tttl—21079729-1 canoe $385. INSTALLATION & 9)24)2013 —till— 21058866.1 Lafayette Pet Shop. 4820 Candia St. condition. Seller too old to be on the Loran, autopilot, roller furling, VHF, Air, 350 cu. in. auto. Ready for 1/27/93 —SitS—21079764-1 1984 Wellcraft V-20 w/15 HP OMC Pontoon, 24 ft. Clearwater, with new 14' Starcraft F.G. Runabout with 35 depth-finder, alcohol stove, shower, 2/4/83 — lilt—21077B14-1 Everything hanging on Clearance road. Call 936-6676. restoration. In good shape. Private motor. Looks new. $7,500. Call 466- 1/27/85 — iStt— 2H7B718-1 Ford 1993 F-150 Super Cab XLT, 2 Sea drive. Cuddy cabin. Depth h.p. electric start Merc. Engine has head, refrig., anchors, 9" hard REPAIR Wall: 50% off. Expires January 28, PART-TIME REGULAR owner wants to sell. See it at Gene finder & VHF. $5,500.283-5940. 6569 less than 60 hours, fresh water only. MOVING 1988 Lincoln Town Car - loaded, wheel drive, loaded, mint condition, bottom dinghy. Asking $18,900. 1995. 540-0600. LIFEGUARD Simpson's Auto, Pondella & Pine 30,000 miles, Mocha frost, 1/27/95 —tilt—21078713-1 1/26/93 —lilt—21079363-1 $2,200,574-9107 (Pine Island) (813) 283-3986. 1127/83 -HSt-21078832-1 mint condition, $4,495 firm. 694- Island, 772-5535. BOAT PARTS & RETAIL STORE PRICES $8.62 HOURLY extended warranty, bedliner, rust- Century '81 - 26" runs greatl OMC 1990 Bayliner Capri, 20', 120 1/27/93 —Ittt— 21078760-1 11/K/85 —tilt—21877850-< 7730 or beeper 890-3665. 1/27/95 — Sttt—21079715-1 TOO HIGH? 1/27/85 —SSSt—21079763-1 proofed, towing package. Must see outdrive, 260 V-8 engine. Sleeps 4, outboard, galvinized trailer, video 22' Century, sleeps 2, full canvas, SUPPLIES BEST PRICES MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente 2 $17,500. 540-0440. full galley, stand-up head. Dive fish/depth finder, VHF radio, AM/FM Buick V6 OMC, excellent condition, M.C. Scow 3 sets sails, trailer, $800. GUARANTEED!!! HSD or GED. Possession of 1989 Chevrolet Cavalier Wagon, Door, hardtop, V-8, automatic, 1/27/95 —Ittt—21079834-1 platform, loaded. Outdrive has been cassette, interior mint, must see ready for fun or fishing, $3,500. 22' 12'2" sailboard mistral, fin, All major carpets, sheet vinyl I SPORTING GOODS j good condition, $3,700. 813-540- 8 H.P. Suzuki outboard motor, oil A+ MOVING & STORAGE current Red Cross under 50,000 original miles, runs Ford van, extended body, custom rebuilt. Brand new manifolds. condition, new boat arrived, must Cruisers, sleeps 2, full canvas, daggerboard $450. 18 foot Pfindle injection, hardly used, just like new. and ceramic tile lines "• GUN i KNIFE SHOW •" 1963 great, looks good, must see, $7,000. firm. 765-1908 sell. $5,795. 540-2863. Mercury I/O, $2,500. Call 540-1925. Catamaran, trailer, Smythe race •LOCAL S LONG DISTANCE Lileguardlng Certification, CPR 1/27/93 —mt—21079681-1 interior and exterior. 4 captain's Asking $700. Phone # (813) 945- available. Free estimates and (Ft. Myers] $3,900. call after 6:00 p.m. 694- 1/27/95 —till—21078820.3 1/27/98 " —1111—21079582-1 1/27/95 — Illl— 21079886-1 sails $2,000. 656-1730 After 4:30. 'NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO and First Aid Certifications. chairs, bench seat/bed. Custom 2709 shop at home servlcg. ARABA TEMPLE 7682 wheels. Runs great. Many extras. 1/30)95 — till— 21078488-1 1/25/95 —till—21079402-1 SMALL One (1) year of experience In Vehicles under $200? 1/28)05 -Illl-11080090-1 1988 Bayliner Trophy 1710.85 HP Kawasaki 1993 X/l & X/2. Both in 1994 Yamaha Wave Runner III Installation available. (2010 Hanson St.) Looks sharp. Asking $3,500 or B/O. Force. Center cockpit. Open showroom condition. Kept inside & Showroom condition. Forward- 1986 Erickson Sloop, 38 ft., sleeps •SENIOR DISCOUNT Jan. 28 & 29 recreation programs ans WSI Cars auctioned by DEA, FBI 2 bronze propellers, 17" x 16" x 1- Insured & Uc #TM0S0182 540-1925. fisherman, well equipped. Excellent used little. Double trailer & all reverse, 701CC, 3-Passenger, tow seven. Data marine loran, air, 1/4" L&R hand, stainless steel shaft. •LICENSED « INSURED SAT. 9-5 SUN. 9-4 Certificate desirable. Requires nationwide. Trucks, boats, 20 yrs exp. plus references. 4-WHEEL DRIVE 1/27/95 —1111—21079885-1 condition with trailer. $4250. Call accessories included. Adult owned. ski hitch, Easy-Loader trailer. Spare bimini, roller furling, jib, Loran 6' x 1-1/4" from a 28' Wellcraft 813-352-1515 Dlr: US 41 & Hanson St. weekend, holiday and evening motorhomes, computers, and dinghy, new main sail. Open to Direct Carpet Mill Brokers 472-2633. $6,995 O.B.O. 936-1992 Days. 543- tire included. Total 12 hours use. coastal w/350 engines. $150. Call 1-800-952-1510 Concealed Weapon permit morel Call toll freel 1/28/95 —till—21078977-3 offers. $73,900. 813-575-9280. work. VEHICLES 3999 Evenings & weekends. Must sell. $5,500. 542-2789 454-0722 433-0592. 1/27/95 —till— 21079863-6 $25. 1/27/95 — till— 2107B68S-1 1-(800}-436-6867 ext. A-4231 | REC. VEHICLES \ Century 17 ft. I/O 170 H.P. Family & 1/27/95 -Illl- 21079610-1 1/27/95 —1111—21079932-1 1/27/99 — III!—21079458-3 2/4)85 — lilt— 2079985-1 For Into. 2/17/83 — ittt — 21079979-3 1991 Ford Explorer 4X4 Eddie 813-849-6439 SANIBEL TOLLS PAID Bauer, alarm system, extended ski boat, fresh water only, very dean PROJECTED DEADUNE: 1979 Cadillac Sedan Deville Travel Master, 1989, 24 ft. motor with Float-on trailer $5,500. 939- 1/28)95 —%%% warranty, good condition, $14,500. home. 350 GMC, 17K miles, sleeps 02/03/95 Elegante. Bronze, runs looks like 945-1900 or 542-0344 1907 or 283-7304 new. Must see to appreciate. Asking 6, full bath, awning, generator, oak 1/25/95 —till—21079337-1 1/23/9)3 —mi— 21079317.1 cabinets, carpet like new. N/S. $1,495,482-8801. Freell 19 ft. Bow Rider with motor, TRAVEL APPLY: 1J29/93 — lltl— 210800B7-1 Asking $16,000 neg. 368-7826. CITY OF SANIBEL 1/27/95 —lilt—21079645-1 • needs work. 540-0085 I TRUCKS & VANS | 1/23/93 —tltt—21079340-9 Airline ticket (male) to Toronto 800 DUNLOP ROAD 1993 Dutchman 32' travel trailer, (Canada Air 3000) Wednesday, SANIBEL, FL 33957-4096 Chevy 1988 1500 pickup. Sharp, fully loaded, awning, front kitchen, 1993 Tracker Party Barge Series, February 15th, $100. 656-0149 low mileage. 2 to choose from. We central air/heat, microwave, stereo, 21 ft. pontoon, 60 H.P. Evinrude, 1/27JS J —»»tt-3107»M«-1 SPORTS & IMPORTS arrange financing here. No trim/tilt, 24" pontoons, Bimini top, (813) 472-9615 extras. Excellent condition. Must AUTOS unnecessary red tape. Call Russ T. sell, $12,000. 995-0738 or leave C.G. equipped, fish or cruise ready. only @ 332-0448 or 624-2342. Free deliver. Make offer $7,900. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY message. 693-1132 F.M. GENERAL-HELP Dealer. 1/27/93 —lilt—21079653-1 EMPLOYER 1/27/93 -Illl- 21065085-1 1/25/95 —tilt—21079342-1 For sale - '84 Xolorer Van size WANTED VETERAN'S PREFERENCE • ••••• 1991 Chrysler Town and Country, 18' Ranger Bass boat, Jack-plate, If you want it done right, motor home. Fully equippedStew i»; Hanger pass °oat ^K-piaie, DRUG FREE WORKPLACE •76 MG MIDGET LOOKING white with wood grain, luxury tires Verv nood condition $9 200^- not i°°t, marine radio, 3 fish finders, STAY HOME MAKE $145 A DAY I FOR LOVING, CARING features, tilt wheel, alum, wheels, fl condmon 9lZ0 Processing mail for local company SSf.'nsftf?466-6530 ' - * °- Ttf>j50 outboard. Showroom cond. AM/FM cassette, digital dash, -itn-21079841-5 Must sail. $9,000. O.B.O. 335-1022 in your area. Work dropped off I Paid In accordance with Chapter FAMILY TO ADOPT. 1)37)95 119, Florida Statutes, BRIGHT RED CONVERTIBLE, leather upholstery, lull spare. anytime.^ daily. Call Brick Processing 1-313- 1976, 35 foot Coachmen w/dp-outs, ^HII- 21079400-1 employment applications are WITH NEW TIRES AND $13,700. Private vehicle. 549-2589 exc. shape, roof-top A/C, gas 1/25/93 458*161 Ext. 58. after 7*0 p.m. 1127)18 — mt-3107W»-1 BATTERY. GREAT FOR furnace-stove, electric water 26'-6" Aquasport dC>.Tournament Call A Professional open for Inspection by any 1/27/98 —1111—21071664-1 PULUNG BEHIND RV OR heater, some furniture, new fisherman. 2 rebuilt 200 Mercurys. person. Beautiful, loaded, trailer;--.max " POSTAL JOBS" MOTOR HOME. 1988 Mazda pickup. A/C, 5 speed, refrigerator, 2 yr. old remodeling mag wheels, 68K miles, nice truck, electronics, Bahamas in an hour. $12.26/tir. b start plus benefits. City of Sanibel employment WILL SOON BE ANTIQUE. job, good tires-axles, $4,000 O.B.O. $14,750,368-0444 Carriers, sorters, clerks, very good condition. Best offer over 731-8346. application MUST be received REDUCED TO $2,495 1/26/95 -1111-21079468-3 maintenance. $3,000. Call John or Carol 267- 1/27/93 -Illl- aiO7l967-1 by 5:00 P.M. or postmarked by NEGOTIABLE. 5018. For an application & exam 1984 Carrilite 5th wheel. 26', 21 ft. "Family Boat." Ski, fish, sport. information call midnight of the projected CALL 472-4595 OR 472-5185 1/27/93 — Itll—21076728-1 SANIBEL awning, A/C, underbed storage, 1987 Eurosporr.il, V-6, 4.3 1-800-819-5916, ext. 77. deadline to be considered, '94 Dodge Dakota Sport, V6 couch converts into bed, swivel Mercruiser. Super economical to SALON 9 a.m.-9 p.m. 7 days. 1/XtliS _t|S»— 21078877-3 Magnum, red & ready, only 10,000 chairs, full bath, power front jacks, operate. Full gauges, w/covers, BUILDER S REMODELING 1/26J15 —t»»—21077361-1 1988 Toyota Tercel, Call for details. 813-278-0504, leave message. miles. Only $599. down. Call 332- hitch. See to appreciate. Many bimini top, dive platform, nice boat, Avon SaJes - Earn cash up to 50%. 1/28/93 -BH- 21077337-1 0448, Dlr. extras. $6,500.694-4691. 90 hrs. w/trailer. $6,600.337-3888. Flexible Hours. Sell to your family, SKILLS & TRADES 1)2t)95 —tt»t—21079439-1 1/29/95 — tltt—210I0053-O 1)27)95 —lilt—21079699-1 friends, neighbors or co-workers. Nissan Sentra 88, 4 spd., A/C. The islands' premier builder Hair 2OOO No Door to Door Necessary. HELP WANTED AM/FM cassette, excellent FULL SERVICE HAIR & NAIL SALON Independent Rep. 1-800-333-1383. condition. $2,850. 540-1673 ...since 19831 REMODELING! — lilt— 21078351-1 MtiltS — mi—21077874-1 TYPESETTER ACROSS 1 2 3 4 10 11 12 13 Pizza. - Dell Counter - $6/ hr. plus Mac Experience Preferred •91 Escort GT3 (Mazda 323 Clone). IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS NEW Tanning Salon! $6,995. Must see! 945-0102 for 1 Sink or — If you are already living In the perfect home, why not make the J tolls. Sanibel. Isabella's, 472-0044 14 16 — Illl- i107«»74-3 complete data. 9 - 9 P.M. Please 5 Standoffish improvements that wlirbrliig you satisfaction and increase the 2400 Palm Ridqe Road 9-5 Mon-Sat 472-2000 Apply aU 1/26/93 — Illl- aiO7»4»«-1 10 Church section value of your property? Cape Coral Day Care Center needs THE BREEZE CORPORATION 17 19 teacher for 3 yr. olds full time. 772- 1989 Toyota Camry, 88,000 miles, 14 Buffalo Bill's IMC. GEORGE PARKER INC We specialize In custom remodeling of all types: 9444 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. 4 Door, excellent condition, $5,995 state • Kitchens • 2nd Floor Additions •Bathrooms Maroon exterior, gray interior. Call — Illl- 11O7»3«9-1 CAPE CORAL, FL. 15 Wispy white • Enclosed Porches • Room Additions • Concrete Work 8)26/2008 —«Ht— 2040766-1 772-1592 evenings or 772-8414 • Driveways/Sidewalks • Fireplaces • Siding SECURITY daytime. clouds 23 24 • Garages • Florida Rooms • Recreation Rooms *STARSEARCH* Experienced roofers, Class D 1/25/93 —tltt—21079401-1 16 Stagger • Closets & Shelving • Dens • Painting • Windows (Free local auditions) singers, license a plus, vacation pay, holiday Mercedes Benz 190E, four door, 17 Indigent 28 Beacon Building will work with you to design your remodeling bands, comics, etc. for major labels pay, full time, immediate openings. automatic transmission, ice blue needs and Beacon Is a fully licensed/ insured, bonded, state cerU- and TV shows. 615-885-0439. 481-5551 18 West Pointer 16681 McGregor Blvd. Suite 1 -C, Fort Myers (813) 466-5100 When Paradise needs Protection exterior, grey leather interior, 19 Forbidding fled contractor. Please call Wayne Neidigh to discuss any remodel- 1/25/85 — S$»— 3107»afl-1 sunroof, Alloy wheels, CD. player, ing you may have in mind^ (813)283-1642 lie. CBC0390S0 Well established salon on Sanibel is AM/FM, 74K miles, $6,200. Phone 20 Tableaus STATE CERTIFIED GENERAL CONTRACTOR «CG-C0O7963 Appliers, $11 hr. We train. Local 22 Liquor COMPUTE CEHWAL STATION SERVICES work, 813-971-9778. looking for a stylist Too pay for right 772-7486. 1)27)S5 —tltt—21O7B635-1 person. Salary negotiable. Respond 1I2SIS& —Hit—21079418-1 23 "The Fiaven" to: P.O. Box 424. Estero, FL 33923- poet • -FIRES SECURITY STSTEMS Experienced pest control 0424 '94 Corvette, loaded, low miles, tech/salesman needed. 574-2424 1/IS/aS — H»- 3107BS33-3 excellent condition. 813-454-1053 26 On — with PfO{ 1/26/98 -till—21079473-3 (equal to) 9 wcurtyjy* • HOME THEATER $ SOUND SYSTEMS Cabinet installer paid by job, own 1988 Honda Accord LX, excellent ELECTRICIANS Needed - 52 people to get fat free. tools & truck. Locally established 27 Cat, at times 47 48 , 49 100% natural. Doctor condition inside & out, $5,900. 549- 28 Wandering HOME BUILDING CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS with references only need apply. 6830 after 3:00 p.m. recommended. Ending soon. Call 1- 481-7452. 30 Adored ones 53 1213 Periwinkle Way : 318-397-0690. 1/Z7/95 —jllf—21079372-1 jv & REMODELING 1/27/95 — |ft 32 Make happen 1J27/«5 — Wl- 21O7B720-1 Honda Accord EX, 1991. Blk-ivory \^ A full service contractor ded- Sanibe!, FL 33957 •ACCESSCONTROL-CLOSECIRCUrTT.V. Carpenter 4 carpenter's helper 33 Small insect 56 58 59 60 61 Laborers needed - Bonita Springs wanted. Tools & transportation interior. Sunroof, spoiler, A/C, new KURN ELECTRIC tires,-5-speed. 63K Hi-way miles. 34 Append icated to exceptional quality 813 472-3311 area for grading contractor. required. Call 8am-3pm 574-7257, 62 64 Permanent positions, full or part- after 5pm 549-1254. Runs perfect, looks like new. Option 37 Lettered licensed « Bonded • Insured at a reasonable price time drivers, licenses, experience a tliriiS —tltt—21078838-1 loaded, $11,600.694-6140 anytime. arrangement c •,•„ .,, .;.„•< .,.,« °- 1/27/93 — Utt— 21079373.1 65 67 Uhr. 472-O628 Commercial ADDITIONS. KfTCHENS-BATHS plus, not required. $6/hr. 41 Mesh Opportunities for advancement for Lexus Sedan, '93, LS400, 27,000 Emergency .T/£»2Z2 »«W«itl*i dependable hard workers. 566- 1 DOMESTIC AUTOS \ miles. Sandstone. Perfect $41,000. 42 College cheers MlcHaet j.Vallquette FREE ESTIMATE 1127. 433-1216. 4-3 Xmas plant Service 4»O-78€»8 U«. iME«aci4» 1137/93 — ttil—2107M35-1 Ford 1990 Probe coupe. Sharp, 1/27/93 —K*l—21C798<7-1 44 Paper measure runs & looks good. We O.K. all types SHIPPING of credit with $450 down or trade. 1988 VW Cabriolet, white 46 Easily 7 Judge's |a|3|J.|V!M SALES - HELP Call Russ T. only at 332-0448 or convertible. Perfect Island Carl Low accomplished admonition EKOQD Bjg j 3 jH|S} Hurricane Protection Consultant . 624-2342. Dealer. mileage, AC/auto., new upholstery, 47 "Back to 8 Raw minerals HfeJULJ ! 3 j 11HIA j 3Halalvlol WANTED 1i;7)8? —tttt—21088336-1 retail value $9,400., wholesale value the —" Li|s|n|v|j LAWN,MAINTENANCE Phone: (813) 472-0200 Fax: (813) 395-1587 Serving $7,612. Asking $8,599. Call 466- 9 Fiddle . HWLJLJ jjihlihl Part-time and full-time help for Will trade 1987 Subaru Justy, good 6166 9*0 am. - 5:00 p.m., M-F. 50 Coconut fiber description? G3H niislolwB N1O|I|U|O1 Sanibel-Captiva shape, cold air. 1973 Mercedes 450 PAK Sanibel retail store. Must be 1/27/95 —lilt—21079948-3 52 Part of A.B.A. 10 Specialized UUEI L i {QJ JMTuln|i|nld| Since 1988 dependable, flexible. Hourly wage SL, good shape, cold air, gas. Trade for mini van or pickup & topper. No 53 Heavenly hunter vocabularies UUDQkL iiTiiiliMnii plus commission and tolls paid. Call 54 Islam adherent 11 Ross — [he manager 472-3020 junk please. Phone 693-0126. LAWN'S PLUS+ 1/24193 -HSt-21076087-1 CLASSICS & UUUUQ ULJtiLJ UHLJ 395-1220 V2I/95 ~-H»-21t73716-3 56 Lively tune 12 Commandeer 1 57 He sold his soul lia|3|0|aioi3iiiii3iaiviHidnivi A Family Run Business Medium Size Real Estate Office Ford Tempo, 1987, automatic, ANTIQUE AUTOS 13 "—Gantry" H0Q tJUQIUU SHIP For Pick-up (12 Associates) silver 4 Door, over 100,000 miles. to the devil 21 Crete capital iMMMisn uuau 1 395-0958 For FAX is looking for 2 more individuals who Runs excellent. Has AM/FM 1929 Mercedes Gazelle Kit Car. Still 58 Seep 22 Remainder: o l a 11 MILJULJLiyl • Residential 772-7537 desire flexible floor lima and a cassette player. New rugs. Clean in crate. Most options & extras, fits 62 Miami's county Itmaiiiiiv cab. Clean engine. Well cared for VW frame. $8,500. value. Sell abbr. a out! 'UPS AUTHORIZED SHIPPING OUTLET" (riendly work environment. 63 Eagle's nest 23 Nut 1131 z I o I o I a*^jjafvid • Commercial licensed & Insured STONEBRIDGE CONSTRUCTION Call John Gee at Sanibel and Marco car. Please call 574-4554 $5,000. or best offer. 472-5421 uu 1 • Federal Express • Custom Packaging 1 1/27/95 —»;i—21078504-1 1/23/93 — ml— 2107B269-1 64 Heed 24 Papal cape Island Properties, Inc. punjy QEHDQE] LJHQH1 • Gift Wrapping • Gift Boxes • Shipping Cartons • Fax Service For a confidential interview. '92 Camaro, loaded, low miles, 1981 Imperial, fully equipped, moon 65 Lean-to 25 Burst forth 11latai i joHVIMIOHI auto, T-Tops, only $599. down. Call roof, tan w/tan leather, almost like 66 Type of bed 27 Mil. gp. REMODELING NOW SHIPPING INDIAN RIVER FRUIT (813) 472-4808 Idlolohrv 1/J9/8S -jiS»— 31076692-3 332-0448, Dlr. new, $3,500 O.B.O. 549-6723 67 Neap, i.e. 29 Bat wood HWIIIMISI 1/26/95 — SitS— 21079431-1 1/27/93 -1111—21078723-1 LOCKSMITH 2402 Palm Ridge Rd., Sanibel, FL 33957 Automated Homes of America is 31 Estrade. growing again! Earn $35-$60K first '93 Ford Escort GT, teal green, low 1956 Thunderbird. 312, V8. DOWN 33 Equipment miles, sharp car, only $429. down. Automatic, soft top only. Red & FREE yearl Managers promoted from 1 Use a straw 34 Off-the-cuff withinl Looking for self-starters! Call Call 332-0448, Dlr. white. Good total condition. 1/26/93 -tit$—21079436-1 Mechanically excellent. Power 2 Court 35 Perry's Street 45 Samovar 54 Early Mexican ESTIMATES; Leighton Stewart, 437-0100. 3 — Jima 3/2/032/055 ^>^>f-210795f 5 Plymouth Reliant, '84, auto. 4 DR, brakes. $22,500. Call Dick between 36 Hair blower 46 Rurify 55 Debatable ISLAND LOCKSMITH runs excellent. Needs seat covers. 6-00 & 9:00 PM. 395-2451. 4 Red planet 38 French cheese Your Busi'new' Curd Combined Human Services. A 1/27/93 —Ittl— 21076975-3 47 Creases 57 Not many and Security Services MANY ISLAND REFiBENCES charitable organization needs $1,450.; Nissan Sentra, '83, A/C, 5 Receive 39 Chicago airport 1959 Chevy Apache step side pick- 48 Dickens' Hesp 59 Japanese sash telemarketers. Experienced or AM/FM, S spd. Runs perfect, needs willingly 40 Fabled bird 49 Diacritical mark 60 English letter 24 Hour Emergency Service willing to learn. Call 656-0800 to set cosmetics, $1,150. or best offer. up original showroom condition, 6 Climbing vine 338-4854 black. 772-1245 44 Referred to 51 Actor Davis 61 Potato bud Insured could appear 1/26/95 -ttIi-21079437-1 1/24/93 —Ijjl— 21079218-1 Uc#CRdo£9i74 - Insured 939- ' 472-2394 Bonded

'"A 2 Sanibel & Captiva REAL ESTATE Tuesday. Jan. 24. 1995 Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 Sanibel & Cactlm REAL ESTATE 3 Sanibel-Captiva Fort Myers Association of investors, corporate real estate representatives, prop- County Extension Service erty appraisers and attorneys seeking the prestigious area is paradise Realtors to host commercial Certified Commercial Investment Member designa- plans New Home Workshops tion. The Lee County Ex-tension Service will be con- investment course Tuition for the four-day course is $695 for candi- ducting New Home Workshops for everyone thinking for boaters The Commercial Real Estate Institute,, through the PORT ROYAL dates and $795 for non-candidates. CI 101, "Financial about a new house. If you are buying, building or Fort Myers Association of Realtors, will host CI 407, Sanibel-Captiva is one of the premier boating Analysis for Commercial Real Estate," is a prerequi- remodeling and want to save money, avoid mistakes "Advanced Techniques in Learning and Marketing," locations on the entire west coast of Florida. site for this course. Those who successfully complete and make a smart investment, these four workshops * Beach Club Membership Property * Feb. 8-11, at the Fort Myers Association of Realtors Unlike upriver or inland locations which entail the course receive three credits toward the CCIM des- are for you. Education Center in Fort Myers. time and fuel-consuming motoring at manatee-con- Four classes will begin Tuesday, Feb. 7, and will CI 407 is an advanced course designed for office, ignation, 11 credit hours of continuing education scious speeds to get to the unrestricted waters of the run through Tuesday, Feb. 28. The classes will be NAPLES, FLORIDA industrial and retail space decision-makers involved credit for Realtors, 23 credits for appraisers and 31 gulf, on Sanibel or on Captiva you can just get in held from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Extension Service build- in lease valuation and market evaluations. credits for CPAs. To register or for more information, your boat and go! In minutes you are cruising the ing at 3406 Palm Beach Blvd. in Fort Myers, and Participants will master skills and techniques to suc- contact Rita Mariotti at (813) 936-3537. gulf or bay waters. And what wonderful, interesting, they will be repeated from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the PALATIAL BEACHFRONT ESTATE I SPECTACULAR VIEWS! SOUTHERN EXPOSURE cessfully market all types of commercial properties, CIREI, an affiliate of the National Association of colorful and unique places there are to go! Laurel Oaks Community Center. to analyze property alternatives and to make sound Realtors, confers the CCIM designation through an Upper Captiva, Cayo Costa, Boca Grande, The $10 fee covers the full series of workshops lease or purchase decisions. Additionally, they will extensive curriculum. CCIMs, recognized in commer- Useppa, Port Charlotte, Fisherman's Village, Burnt and materials. sharpen skills needed to value sublease interests, cial investment real estate transactions, are sought out Store Marina, Bokeelia, Matlacha, Palm Island, Fort For information, call Royal Brandt at 338-3232. sandwich leases and make buy-out decisions. by users and investors, corporations and allied profes- Myers Beach, Naples and Marco Island are but a few CI 407 is a must for developers, landlords, sionals. of the inviting destinations for day trips, over-nights Russell named top producer or extended cruising. Spectacular locations and out- at RE/MAX Realty Group standing waterfront restaurants are the rule. SANIBEL & MARCO THE RE/MAX Realty Group Inc. of Fort Myers recent- ly announced that Sharon Russell had closed sales in ISLAND PROPERTIES, INC. fSUUfDER excess of $5 million in residential real estate sales REALTOR 1673 SABAL PALM DR during 1994. She was also ranked third in total year- DIRECT ACCESS CANAL end sales for the company. REPORTS Beautifully maintained ground level three Serving Russell specializes in residential real estate in the bedroom, two bath home. Heated and South Fort Myers area and has been a real estate pro- "SOLD" Tahitian Tropical Treasure, with soaring caged pool with spa, 2 1/2 car garage, 125' Sanibel fessional for the past decade. By Ada ShiSsler Privileged setting offering memorable sunsets. ceilings, fireplace. Sweeping vistas of Admiralty wide deep water canai, 100' sea wall with The grounds span over 600 Feet road to beach. Bay! (S, SE & SW) Nothing can be built on oppos- cantilever dock. Ten minutes to intra- and For information, contact the Fort Myers RE/MAX Electronic gates. Approached via stately palm ing shoreline. 1994 Renovation, new 54 Foot coastal. Peter O'Keeffe, Realtor, office. 472-6844. $399,000. lined brick driveway, 4 Garages. $6,500,000 dockage with 2 Lifts. 1 1/2 Sites. $1,500,000 Captfva Sanibel and Captiva are perfectly located for GULF to BAY GULF VIEW. Unique family home less than Beautiful Captiva Gulf FRONT home nestled in 200 yards from Gulf. Overlooking Beachview for 34 years Canadian-American extended cruising to Sarasota, Tampa Bay and SOUTHWESTERN SUNSETS I SOUTHWEST EXPOSURE 180 FT. WATER FRONTAGE an idyllic setting of palms and pines between golf course waterway and Gulf of Mexico. Tarpon Springs to the north; Naples, Marco Island, the Gulf of Mexico and Pine Island Sound. Beautifully landscaped pool area. Water view and International Business Features include fireplace, sunken living room, from living room. Two large screened decks, the Everglades, Dry Tortugas and the Keys to the rose garden, brick courtyard, tiled kitchen and three bedroom, three baths, den, fireplace and Council to meet Feb. 9 south; and through the Intercoastal across the breakfast nook, 90 ft. dock with lift, breathtaking much, much more. $360,000. Peter O'Keeffe, counting... Everglades to the east coast at Port St. Lucie. views and much much more. For appointment REALTOR*, 472-6844. The Canadian-American International Business please call Peter O'Keeffe, Realtor, 472-4808 Council will hold a workshop/luncheon Thursday, In addition to cruising, Sanibel offers excellent or 472-6844. OVERLOOKING DINKENS BAYOU, 2 bed- Feb. 9, from 11 a.m. to noon (workshop), and 12:30 fishing opportunities. From mullet to grouper, red- room, 2 bath, plus den, living room, dining For fish, snapper, snook and tarpon, whether fishing in SHELL HARBOR - Large approx. 2640 sq. ft., room, large eat-in kitchen. Entry, kitchen, bath- to 2:30 p.m. (luncheon) at the Naples Bath and Tennis a/c, 4 bedroom 2-1/2 bath Michigan Bristol rooms and den are all ceramic tile. New carpet, subscription Club, 4995 Airport Rd., Naples. the back bays or in the deep waters of the gulf, fish modeloanal front home. Family and garden new cabinets, new range, new side by side are varied and abundant. MMiMa The workshop will feature a panel of experts who Polly Palch, Realtor Assoc. 472-02B0. swimming pool, boat dock, covered boat house i^r mationr- , ,Scuba dicing is^a,gr^|g^^^,ir|ili^,^ft* U with lift. $395,000. Call Betty Thomas, to Canadians. The panel discussion will be followed ficial reefs mature and provide more varied and inter- SEAGULL ESTATES: Very private setting. Broker/Salesman, 472-8178. please call esting diving experiences. Set back 150' from road. Enjoy community by a question-and-answer session. The luncheon will pool, tennis courts and beach access, SANIBEL'S BEST NEW HOME VALUE - THE 472-5185. feature as keynote speaker William Gunlicks, the Because Sanibel and Captiva are located at the $324,721. John Gee, REALTOR • 395-1230. HAVANA MODEL Including landscaped lot, 3 CEO of Founders National Trust Bank in Naples. mouth of the river and bay, there are very few days of Expansive water views. Brick paver driveway. One of THE largest estate sites available today. bedroom 2 bath, concrete piling home. Metal the year when it is not possible to boat. If it is too TERRIFIC LOCATION/500 FEET TO THE roof, 2 car garage w/ auto opener, tile entry, The_cost for the workshop/luncheon is $25 for Within are: tray ceiling, fireplace, parquet floors. Exquisite, spacious residence, ideal for entertain- rough in the gulf, you can generally still enjoy a day Spacious pool area. Deep water dockage. Fully ing. Breathtaking, mesmerizing water views. A BEACH - 3 bedrooms & 3 baths plus formal liv- kitchen and bath. Great room, cathedral ceil- members and includes all ing room w/ vaulted ceiling & fireplace. Family ing, spacious master suite and decorator mas- of boating on the protected inland or bay waters. renovated 1987. Move-in condition. 4 sprawling oasis for family enjoyment Deep water room & dining room surround the kitchen & ter bath. Peter O'Keeffe, REALTOR*, events. Non-members RESTAURANT Sanibel-Captiva is a wonderful place for you and Bedrooms+T)en. $1,195,000 dockage. $3,900,000 open onto a large screen porch. $359,000. 472-6844. "Sanibei's Golden Opportunity" will be charged $30. Call Betty Thomas Broker/Salesman, 472-8187. your boat! If you are looking for waterfront property, 100-seat Gourmet Restaurant located within one of GREAT NEAR BEACH VALUE: four bed- The event will be open please call me! Waterfront property is my specialty, THE PALMS...PR1VACY PLUS. A charming rooms, large Florida room with vaulted ceiling, Sanibel's finest beachfront locations. Pool Bar, to everyone interested in two level home set in a forest of exotic palm Breakfast & Elegant Dinners. Upside potential and and I can help you find the home and dock of your dining room and eat-in kitchen. Two car this organization, whether trees. The house is light and airy with loads of attached garage, $219,900. John Scheer, going into a dynamite season . . .8498,000. t dreams. ceramic tile. $229,000. Call Betty Thomas REALTOR', 395-2006. they be Canadians, Amer- Broker/Salesman, 472-8178. Call J.B. Novelli, VIP/IJSrrTiRNA'nONAX 433-0038 icans or other foreign res- CUSTOM NEAR BEACH POOL HOME. Ada Shissler is a Realtor with VIP Realty Group Inc. on EAST ROCKS - 3 bedroom, 3 bath large great Large all white gourmet kitchen with Corian Let me put my seasoned idents who wish to devel- Periwinkle Way on Sanibel. For additional information, room, ceramic tile entry, kitchen and baths. countertops and bleached oak flooring. Volume expertise to work for you! op social and business call her at 472-5187. Screened porch overlooking 50' lap pool and ceilings. Sunny southern exposure on kidney- lake. $299,000. Betty Thomas shaped pool. Five minute walk to beach contacts. Broker/Salesman, 472-8178. access #1. John Gee, REALTOR*. 395-1230. 813-433-0038 For further information DUNES DUPLEX with pool and tennis, three 813-472-0163 and/or reservations, con- bedroom, three and a half baths and loft. A real tact Ralph Stewart at This issue of Sanibei & value at $174,900. John Gee, REALTOR*, J.B. Novelli Find Your after hrs. 395-1230. (813) 261-5065 (phone) Captiva Real Estate has Place With VIP or by fax at (813) 261- HOMES1TES VIP / INTERNAI1ONAI REAL ESTArt COMPANY, INC 8714. been produced by THE ••™—mf" °tly °™J member ot the Mariner Group of companies. WEST GULF DRIVE: 20,000 sq. ft. lot. Design your own estate across from the beach. ISLAOTEB newspaper. Casual elegant Mexican motif. Red barrel South Gordon Drive sites across street from each Extra wide beach. Easement covered in flowers. $139,000. All inquiries - Call John other. Beach site suitable for 4,000 - 5,000 Square Scheer, 395-2006... tile roof. Cathedral ceilings, fireplace. Brick This weekly publication Foot residence. Waterfront site with 125 feet NEAR BEACH, new home area. Sea Oats Subdivision $110,000. John Gee, Realtor, Courtyard w/ arches. 3 BRs, Den, D.R. waterfront. 185 Road front. 60 Foot dock. 395-1230. offers real estate news and Deep water dockage. $1,250,000 Available together, or separately. $2,395,000 LARGE LOT - 2nd lot from West Gulf Dr., across the street from "Beach Access" $149,000. Betty Thomas, Broker/Salesman, 472-8178. information from the islands, Deep direct (no bridges) waterway access to Gulf of Mexico and 10,000 islands. At the Beach Club Dine SANIBEL LAKEFRONT HOMESITE. Beautifully vegetated with tropical palms, fig and Alfresco: (While enjoying your grilled lobster) amidst palm trees overlooking the beach & pooi. Share Buttonwood trees. Southern exposure. Locate on Sunset Circle. $99,500. John Gee, the area, the state and the Romantic sunsets with Friends and Family. Non Waterfront sites: $335,000 & up, Lakefront sites: $445,000 Realtor, 395-1230. • ; + $530,000. Direct access Waterfront sites: $775,000 to 3 million Waterfront homes: 1 million to 6 million. SAWGRASS PLACE - Just listed - Outstanding building site in one of Sanibei's finest nation, it also features ad- subdivisions. Homes valued to $1,000,000. Private deeded Beach Access $200,000. Call John Scheer, 395-2006. vertising from local Realtors. . tP _ MORE LIVABILITY & VALUE CONDOMINIUMS Just bar hnough Away for the busy roads and a quiet drive through To advertise or for addi- GOLF OR GULF "RARE OPPORTUNITY" 2 bedroom, 2 bath The Sanctuary at Wulfert to your Like-New home with a view of tional information about the top floor Spanish Cay condominium unit. Overlooking Beachview Dinkins Bayou. Hardwood floors, tile in kitchen and baths. Just under publication, please stop by Golf Course and waterway. Beautifully furnished, never rented. half an acre. Expansive not Expensive. Asking $209 000 - THE FORREST COMPANY $189,000. Peter O'Keeffe, REALTOR®, 472-6844. our office at.2407 Peri- REALTY OF NAPLES, INC. 1101 Periwinkle Way, Suite 106 Sanibel, FL 33957 OP THE ISLANDS Island's winkle Way, or give us a Plaza on Third Street, Suite C-200, 1170 3rd Street South, Naples, Florida 33940 1456 Periwinkle Way CAT r» Treetops Center 813/472-2311 Office , SULlU call at 472-5185; fax 472- (813)434-7228 (800)829-7228 Fax: 813-472-3573 813/472-4325 Home on 800-388-2311 Toll Free Barb" 5302. 472-4808 Barbara Amon Chapin, CRS REALTCW" BS.TKB Broker-Salesperson/REALTOR 4 Sanlbel & Captlva REAL ESTATE Tuesday. Jan. 24. 1995 Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995 Sanibel & Captiva REAL ESTATE 5

Building permits recorded at Sanibel City Hall Lighthouse Way, pool, deck and enclosure by Barnes during the period ending Wednesday, Jan. 18, Pools. (1-11) Easements are not so easy to understand, interpret 1994, Included: PERMITS $9,500: Conrad Peterson, 9454 Calla Ct., alter- Do you have an easement on someone else's prop- will find a presumption in favor of a non-exclusive ation/remodel by Sandcastle Construction Co. (1-18) erty? More importantly, does someone else have an $210,000: Wiliiam and Sue Robinson, 1438 easement - that is, it will not usually interpret it as Albatross Rd., single-family residence "by Maxson $7,400: Blue Gulf Condominium Association, 2949 easement on yours? It is quite likely that the answer & DEEDS FROM THE being for the sole use of the owner of the easement, Construction Company Inc. (1-12) West Gulf Dr., gazebo by One Call Maintenance. (1- is "yes" to one or both of these questions if you are a unless, or course, it is clearly stated as such.In addi- $150,000: Dorothy J. Visnosky, 4518 Bowen 17) property owner - and if you are not, but are contem- Bayou Rd., single-family residence by Lake Plaza $5,200: Yacht Haven Condominium Association, LEGAL PAD tion, the courts can construe an easement based upon $25,000: Olga and Domenic Franchi, 1233 Par 800 Sextant Dr., boat dock and extension lift by plating becoming one, it is important to know the Custom Homes Inc. 91-11) View Dr., pool, deck and enclosure by Quality Crafted essential characteristics of an easement and what it practical analysis and interpretation of the conduct of $115,000: Dan and Jayne Lumley, 1738 Windward Pools & Spas. (1-18) owner. (1-18) By Peter E. Kelly the parties, in case of a conflict over the permitted $3,181: Karl A. Johns, 3273 Twin Lakes Lane, means to you. Way, single-family residence by Donald L Allen. (1- $22,738: Denny Jones, 1266 Isabel Dr., pool, deck uses of the easement. slab by owner. (1-12) The term is used somewhat casually in the par- 12) and enclosure by Barnes Pools. (1-11) One interesting note on this subject is that in $64,240: Lee C. Below, 1549 Sand Castle Rd., $15,000: Blue Gulf Condominium, 2949 West Gulf $2,500: North American Contracting Corp., 2303 lance of real estate transactions, but it should be clari- Troon Ct., alteration/remodel by North American fied for a clearer understanding by any property such as minerals, fuel, timber or, more apropros in Florida, as a general rule, a tax sale of the land which addition by Gail Reynolds Inc. (1-17) Dr., pool and deck by Pools by Andrews Inc. (1-10) this vicinity, sand or fish. $55,900: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Desanto, 2777 $11,850: Sarah and Angelo Divenere, 702 Pyrula Contracting/Frey & son. (1-13) owner. An easement gives its owner a limited use of contains the easement will serve to extinguish the West Gulf Dr., #201, alteration/remodeS by One Call Ave., pool by Coastal Custom Pool & Spa Inc. (1-17) $2,000: Pete Budnick, 438 Lake Murex Circle, the land that it pertains to, and protects the owner An easement should also be distinguished from a easement, with certain exceptions. Another particular Maintenance. (1-17) $10,875: Steven and Barbara King, 569 repairs by Kennedy Construction Inc. (1-11) against interference with such use. There are ease- "license." A license is, generally speaking, revocable aspect to the subject relates to condominium law - $1,000: Peter and Virginia Barone, 3490 West Gulf ments of way - for access to another property - for at any time, whereas an easement is permanent in clearly very germane to the subject in our area - Dr., addition by owner, (1-13) nature and consequently "runs with the land" - as in $900: Congress LTD, 2340 Periwinkle Way, alter- example, and public utility easements for electricity, which provides that when unit owners assume control ation/remodel by Kennedy Construction Inc. (1-11) gas or oil. An easement can be created by express the beach access easement quoted above. of a condominium association from the developer, $200: William Simmonds, 2367 Wulfert Rd., L.P. language in a deed and is most often created in that Given the importance of the legal interest being they have the power, in certain instances, to cancel tank by Petrolane Gas Service. (1-18) fashion. The legal description of the property will conveyed when granting an easement, it is vital that certain easements previously given by the developer. $100: Steve Farone, 385 Old Trail Rd., L.P. tank expressly include such easements. For example: "... the language used in the deed or other document con- Thul is a very general overview of a subject that by Petroiane Gas Service. (1-18) together with a perpetual easement to run with the veying it is clear. The document should precisely $100: Robert Kidder, 584 Kinzie Island Ct., L.P. can be more complex than it may first appear. The tank by Petrolane Gas Service. (1-18) land, that certain strip of land allowing ingress and state the location, duration and permitted use of the main point to remember is that in any real estate $0: Sanibel Community Association, 2173 egress to the Gulf of Mexico ..." Such an easement easement. If there is an unresolved ambiguity, there transaction, one should carefully examine any ease- Periwinkle Way, temporary tent by owner. (1-13) for beach access is an especially valuable commodity may be legal problems later. If the term "right of ments and the language pertaining thereto, and obtain $0: Island Seniors Inc., 2401 Library Way, tempo- here on Sanibel and Captiva. way" is used, for example, it could be construed to any necessary legal advice regarding the effect and rary tent by owner. (1 -17) Florida case law has defined an easement as a convey the actual land itself referred to, rather than operation of such language. Deeds recorded at the Lee County Courthouse for "privilege without profit," which is a succinct, albeit an easement over it. more than $80,000 during the week ending simplistic, definition. Such a definition distinguishes If there is a question of interpretation, the Florida Peter E. Kelly, an attorney at law, is an island resident Saturday, Jan. 7,1994, included: it from the common law "profit a prendre," which courts will utilize various rule of construction extrap- His office is located at 1633 Periwinkle Way, Suite H, on $1,700,000: Snug Harbor Group Inc. to Kiric includes the right to "take" something from the land, olated from earlier rulings. For example, the court Sanibel. For information, call 395-2211. Investments Inc., parcel 1, strap township 24, section 46, range 23, etc. $425,900: Sanctuary Development Corporation Permits & Deeds continued from page 4 General Partner and Sanctuary Residential Properties to Buckeye International Inc., lot 91, phase $325,000: Gail M. Holle to Florence Saturday, Jan. 7,1994, included: ADASHISSLER 3, The Sanctuary at Wulfert Point. A. Walsh, lot 4, block 3, Gumbo Limbo. $420,000: Charles L Barnell to Jack presents $410,900: Sanctuary Development Corporation $275,000: Mark M. Anderson T. and Judith Y. Webster, unit C-302, General Partner and Sanctuary Residential Trustee and Alan S. Wortzel Trustee to South Seas Plantation. Properties to James C. and Elaine D. Hendershot, lot Paula B. Pritchard and Kathleen S. $305,000: Jack T. and Judith Y. AFFORDABLE OPTIONS 84, phase 3, The Sanctuary at Wulfert Point. Robbins-, lot 8, block B, White Heron. Webster to Peter H. and Laurie Hull, on $345,900: Sanctuary Development Corporation $222,500: Robert E. and Doris A. and Charles R. Jr. and Donald C. General Partner and Sanctuary Residential Hickie to Jan Walter and Christine Nugent, unit 102, building C, South Sanibel Properties to Frederick and Sally K. Hermann, lot 77, Jurczyszak and Christine Anita and Seas Plantation. phase 2B7'The Sanctuary at Wulfert Point. J.W. Jurczyszak, lot 54, block B, The $305,000: Eleanor M. Rende to Jack • 1409 Sandpiper Circle • 1762 Windward Way ..I^^PiJlM^AfiidiOllli Properties. Inc.." Dunes. and Robin B. Kreismer, apartment 8- 2/2 Lakeside Villa 5/3 Michigan "Bristol." $180,000: Nicholas and Elizabeth 401, phase 2, Sundial. •--- • • i- Quiet Convenienfeijoe#tior) and Sanctuary Development Corporation to Royal Fully Furnished Lush Tropical Setting Tern Corporation, lot 65, phase 2B, The Sanctuary at Dragel to High Pressure Equipment $230,000: William G. and Linda A. Separated Quarters - ideaJ Company P, lots 40 and 41, Sanibel . Blacksher to Johan Deridder and Secluded Setting t Wulfert Point. Gorgeous Lake Views for caretaker, extended^ $335,900: Sanctuary Development Corporation River Estates. Myriam Heirbaut, unit 606, block B, unit $169,900 family or rental General Partner and Sanctuary Residential $177,000: First National Bank of B 606, phase I, South Seas Plantation. $229,90£ Properties to Warrin C. Meyers, lot 71, phase 2B, The Chicago Tte to Michael Pastore, portion $139,500: Prudence P. McCarthy to Sanctuary at Wulfert Point. of government lot 14, section 11, town- John Paul and Joyce E. Duffy, unit E- ADA SHISSLER, GRI $325,000: David W. and Ellen J. Raisbeck to ship 46 S, range 21 E. 23, Tennnisplace I, phase D. VIP Realty Group, Inc Edward A. Cox Jr., lot 10d, phase 1, The Sanctuary $119,900: Barbara C. Dolan and 813-472-5187 exf. 54 Patricia A. Dolan to Henry F. and at Wulfert Point. Condominium sales recorded at 813-472-1422 AN OPEN INVITATION the Lee County Courthouse for more Sharon M. Duignan, unit 4, Casa Please see PERMITS & DEEDS, page 5 than $80,000 during the week ending Blanca of Sanibel. 1-800-553-7338 Consider this an open invitation to visit St Andrews. These magnificent res- FOR HELP WITH ISLAND REAL ESTATE idences feature European-style courtyard Call: ADASHISSLER, GRI boast uncommon arct&ectuial accents.., VTP Realty Group, Inc. Are You Looking For volume ceilings, windows that dramatize natural light and custom mSvwtrk. •^ This- ' \ j^"?;-' land, St Andrews overlooks Fiddlesticks, Fort Myers1 premier country dub com- munity^ Wte ifs own park and graceful Woman? private, gated St Andrews enclave with the clubhouse and swim and tennis I'M LOOKING Judy Michie center, FOR YOU to rent a two bedroom/ two $400,000. Models open daily. bath plus den Sanibel home I specialize in waterfront properties $1,200 per month annual or and can show its Best Advantage from my boat. $3,000 per month seasonal. * EXPERIENCED Call... Without A Dombt, Year After Year ANDREWS! Over 17 years specializing in the sale at leisure properties •KNOWLEDGEABLE The Prudential 813/472-3121 • 800/232-6004 • FAX 395-0855 Familiar with the Islands since 1972 MYERS, FLORIDA 33£ * PROFESSIONAL Florida Realty (S!3) 768-1633 15 years as a Broker-Management at own agency GRI -Graduate of Realtors Institute Rental Division 1149 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957 R 1-8OO-458-3444 Graduate - University of Illinois Whether Buying or Selling your piece of paradise, (813)472-5141 call ADA SHISSLER for superior service. 800-633-0042 p^pviUNiTY BY MARINER PROPERTIES DEVELOPMENT^ II>IC; ; *'* (813) 473-5187 Office or Voice Mail SWSjy^jftojDLESTICKS IS' LOCATED JUST WEST0F. l-75i'EXIT''21,:^-^'Y'\,"y:X:^'*':'@F 695 Tarpon Bay Rd., Suite 1, Sanibel Fl 33957 : SdEP^hiiEtsJPARKWAY ATFlDDUESTtGKS BbllliEVARCS '• '< I.:::^•'';,'/,'-""?T"""" (813) 472-1438 Evenings An Independently owned and 'operated member ofThe Prudential Real E«utc Affiliates. Inc. 6 Sanibel & Captiva REAL ESTATE Tuesday. Jan. 24. 1995 Questions and answers with Popular Mechanics Real Estate Q: My friend and I will be building a small sum- Every vertical stack must have a clean-out fitting third cup of non-abrasive detergent and two-thirds mer cottage, and I plan to undertake the plumbing at its base before entering a concrete floor. cup of trisodium phosphate. Rinse the area with your Tuesday end of the job. I'm pretty handy, but I- would like All pipes installed underground or under concrete garden hose after washing it. Jan. 24,1995 some advice on the drainage pipe side of the system. must be laid on even, solid soil. No voids or low Q: Several years ago, I paneled three rooms with a Classifieds What kind of downward slope to the pipe is recom- spots are permitted under a pipe. If voids exist, or if dark shade, low-priced paneling. Now, I would like to mended, and are there any other considerations I the grade has been excavated, the ditch should be paint the paneling a lighter color to brighten the FOR SALE BY lined with fill sand. You should never fill a void or rooms. Will this require a special paint? What treat- CAPE CORAL PINE ISLAND HOMES] MOBILE HOMES FOR COMMERCIAL | CONDOS FOR RENT should be aware of to avoid problems? OWNER HOMES A: When installing drainage pipe, there are a few raise a pipe with soil. Soil is sure to settle with time, ment, if any, should I give the paneling prior to paint- Quiet, peaceful, Pine Island. SALE PROPERTY/RENT Coquina Beach • 2 BR, 2 BA, Gulf Waterfront homes, condos, rentals side. Newly decorated, all amenities. causing the pipe to sag and clog, or to shear off ing? Should I use a brush or a roller? 3/2 Home on Orange River. 6 Acres, Owner will finance, no and sales available. Call for lona Gardens. 3 BR/2 BA Mobile rules you will need to follow to ensure mechanically pool, fireplace, boat dock, information and brochures on Available weekly, bi-weekly, or entirely. A: Prior to painting, the walls should be cleaned qualifying. $2,500 down, $650 Home w/lot. Close to beaches. PELICAN PLACE monthly. Call (813) 395-2361 workshop, very private & secluded. exceptional values. Pine Island Family park area. Covered patio & sound joints and even flow patterns. First off, the $269k, call owner nights 693-8437 per month. 2 - possible 3 Office or retail space available 1)11/85 —tttt—21024250-3 When excavating a ditch for drainage pipe, dig a thoroughly. If these are kitchen or bathroom walls bedroom, 2 bath, Gulf access Realty, 283-0909 or 283-1028. storage shed, $35,000.267-9411 grade, or elevation of a drainage pipe should not be or days 994-7155. 2/17/95 —tttt—21079966.4 1/25/85 —tttt—21078301-1 in center containing Barrier The Atrium - 2 BR/2 BA condo. less than one-sixteenth-inch or not greater than one- small impression in the soil for each pipe hub. This they may have become grease or scum coated, wash g/10/95 -tttt-210»2172-1 new boat lift, lots of tile, move Island Pharmacy, Lagorlo's Beautifully decorated, overlooking in tomorrow. 1986 Barrington, double wide M.H. Pizza and Goodwill. gulf. All amenities. 2-week minimum. F.M.B. If you're a golfer, fisherman, 40x26, vaulted ceiling, new roof- fourth-inch per running foot of pipe. In total, the fall will keep the entire length of pipe from resting only them down with a detergent solution on a nearly dry 549-2995 SANIBEL/CAPTIVA 472-1439 Available January. Owner (313) swimmer, tennis player, boater, or 1/26/95 -tttt- !H07g44ll.1 over & carpet, in like new condition. 886-4757. 2440 Palm Ridge Road. of a given pipe run should not be greater than the on the hubs. Because drainage pipe is buried perma- cloth to remove the coating without delaminating the just love to watch boats go by & HOMES Handy to shopping & restaurants, N. 1)31/95 —tSSt— 21065884-1 you're looking, for a beautiful, fully- Ft. Myers. Lot rent reasonable. Must diameter of the pipe involved. For example, a 2-inch nently, either underground or under concrete, always paneling. If the walls are dry, make sure they are furnished 2 BR/2 BA condo, on Bay sell. Phone 995-5261. Captiva Shores, spa, 2 BD/2 BA, BY OWNER bay to beach, pool. Available work for a permanent installation. dust-free to avoid lumps in the paint job. They should w/boat slips. Available for $119,500. Why Rent? 1/27/95 —tttt—21079654-1 VISIBILITY/CONVENIENCE pipe should not drop more than 2 inches along its with possible owner financing. - 813- 902 S.E. 30th St. Let me show you how you can December, January, April, May & 463-4876 own this comfortable, spacious Fleetwood '89, front kitchen, 2 BR/2 ACCESSIBILITY summer. Call owner for discount entire length. If structural constraints require that a Q: We have been unable to find anything that will then be covered with an oil-base paint primer — one rates. 914-967-3023. a/10/»5 —tttt—21078776-8 5 BR/3 BA ground level BA furnished, A/C shop & utility, One mile West of 1-75 on pipe drop more than its diameter, fittings should be clean the accumulation of dirt and other particles on that will not allow the stain on the panels to bleed 14x62. Adult-gated community. 1/31)85 —tttt—21069242-3 BEAUTIFUL PLUSH 3 BEDROOM, Michigan home In a quiet, Free golf, clubhouse. Move in COLONIAL BOULEVARD 2 BATH HOME FOR SALE BY convenient central Sanibel Stores w/Warehouse If you have 30 days or more to used to "step" the pipe down to a lower plane. In this our aluminum siding. It seems the siding is clean through. Some stains contain a dye that can be dis- tomorrow. Sacrifice $27,500. 482- spend at perhaps the nicest place OWNER. SUGGESTED REALTORS location with mortgage 0291. Beeper 336-1021. 2,600 sq. ft. w/AC A Overhead solved by paint or primer and dark stains like yours PRICE $89,900 - ASKING $80,000. on Sanibel, are a caring person or case, a re-vent will be required before stepping down. from about 4 to 5 feet down from the eaves. Above payments under $800/ mo. 1/27/95 —ttlt—21079724-1 1,300 sq. ft. - w/small office. family, we have the place for youl BUILT IN 1989, 2186 SQUARE Ada Shlssler, GRI When drainage pipes are wet, or carry water, fit- that, the siding seems to have a rough or granular sur- can show through the primer coat. Before priming, FEET, CAMELOT ISLES AREA - Mobile Home and lot 160' frontage - 482-6879 2,000 sq. ft. Gulf front condo 2 BR/2 face which will not wash off with a sponge and laun- try out a small, obscure area to see if the stain bleeds SW CAPE CORAL. 549-5671 OR VIP Realty Group, Inc. See to appreciate $28,000. Ph. 574- 1/25/95 —tttt— 21063135-1 BA w/den, Jacuzzi. Low density tings with gradual flow patterns should be used. For 549-01444. 913-472-5187 3669 complex. 2 lap pools, sauna, 6 1/27/85 —tttt—21079828-1 lighted tennis courts. Like new & example, tees should be used only when they are the dry detergent. What is the best way to handle this through. If it doesn't, then prime all the walls using 1/27/95 —tttt—21078937-1 813-472-1422 would like to keep that way. March, 1/28/95 —tttt— 21078959.3 Ft. Myers Beach - Oyster Bay Adult | RENTAL SHARING I TIME RUNNING OUT! April & summer months available. highest fittings on a vertical pipe. They should never problem? either brush or roller. Let the primer coat dry com- Ft. Myers Beach, Royal Pelican Park - 31' Trailer w/new Florida Townhouse Condo, 2 BR/2-1/2 BA, CALL 772-7756 TODAY room, fully furnished, fees paid to Roommate wanted in canal front 2 Call owner 216-568-0109 pletely before applying the finish coat because even 2/3/95 —tttt-210778H-3 be used in horizontal positions or when other fixtures A: Stubborn soils start at the bottom and work up. under building parking, deeded FOR APPOINTMENT July '95, immediate occupancy. story duplex near Cape Coral Post This keeps hard-to-remove dirty streaks from running slightly damp primer cannot seal properly. Once the Beach access, pools, tennis, Golf. SOUTH FORT Bring your suitcase, sleeps 6. Office. Male or female. $85. per Condo for rent - Monthly - May - are served above them. Because Ys offer* more grad- $119,000. Leave message, we'll $5,000. or best offer. 463-3483 week includes all utilities. 458-0348 October on Ft. Myers Beach front. 2 ual flow patterns, they should always be used instead down the wall below the dirty under-eave area. After walls are sealed with primer, put on the finish coat of return calls. 813-463-0724 IF YOU NEED: MYERS HOMES 1/27/95 —tttt—21079837-5 1/25/95 —tttt—21078414-5 BR/2 BA enclosed garage $1,600. 2/16/95 -Mil- 21079477-5 your choice. 1,900 SQ. FT. UNDER AIR Tanglewood - By owner. 3 per month. No pets. 463-0439 of tees, except as the highest branch fitting on a verti- cleaning and washing, it's important that the siding be Cape Coral, Built '89, 3 BR/2 BA, 5 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, Bedroom, 3 bath, den, family room, 1/26/95 —tttt—21079519-5 2/car garage, tiled screened lanai, (ideal for an In-law suite) pool, $135,900. 936-6822. LEASE/OPTION \ \ ROOMS FOR RENT cal stack. thoroughly flushed with water. If the stain does bleed through the primer, you will also died lanai off Master bedroom, 15X28 GREAT ROOM 1/27/95 -tttt— 21077284-1 Rooms for rent. On Sanibel on the Special siding cleaners, available at your local have to use a stain-suppressing primer. There are sev- eat-in kitchen, bay window in dining SANIBEL CONDO ON GULF - When drainage pipes are suspended from floor or room. Asking price $87,500. 549- W/WOODEN BEAM lona area - Lakefront home - For beach. Call for details. 472-9388 ceiling joists, they;.should be supported by pipe hang- hardware store can help. Mildew, which appears as eral brands of these. One such primer is called Under 2375 CATHEDRAL CEILING. sale. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. New A.C. 1/24/95 —tttt—21078386-3 Available for March rental, 2 1/26/95 —tttt—21079552-1 7 PADDLE FANS, and Roof. New ceramic tile and Looking for non - smoking older bedrooms, 2 baths, relaxing ers at a rate of at least one every 6 feet, or one for black spots, usually shows up in areas isolated from Cover, manufactured by Parks Corp. (1-800-225- TWO CAR GARAGE, Berber carpeting. $126,000. 466- professional woman to rent room w/ views of the Gu/f. Leave 5213 FENCED CORNER LOT, kitchen privileges. Stilt home in nice massage every pipe less than 6 feet long. rainfall. Try using a solution of 1-quart Clorox, one- 8543). It costs about $17 per gallon 4 BEDROOM/3 BATH CUSTOM 1/27/95 — tttt—21079B35-S CITY WATER. Sanibel subdivision. No pets. 813-472-1146 BUILT HOME. References required. $i25/wk. plus 2/3/95 —tttt— 21078987-3 FIREPLACE, ALARM, LOTS OF FRUIT TREES, deposit. 472-9740. NICE PALMS, 1/28/95 — tttt—2107«»84-3 2 bedroom, 1/2 bath villa at foxmoor SPRINKLER SYSTEM, in N. Ft. Myers. Peaceful community, INTERCOM, SPIRAL STAIRS NEW UPGRADED CARPET - GENERAL REAL $475/mo. $200 deposit. 1 year Real Estate WITH VERY URGE 2ND FRESHLY PAINTED INTERIOR. ESTATE APARTMENTS & lease. Call 574-4291. UASTER SUITE WITH SUPER LAYOUT- Credit Problems? 1/28/95 —tttt- 21080088-1 BALCONY. HUGE CLOSETS MOVE-IN CONDITION No Problem DUPLEXES FOR RENT THROUGHOUT, LOTS OF PRICED FOR QUICK SALE Tired of renting? Owner transferred. TILE. POOL, SPA. EXTRA Clean 2 bedroom, 1 bath, eat-in HOMES FOR RENT] $99,900. Buy a home now! Thousands of Creative financing. kitchen with breakfast bar, coin LARGE LANAI WITH LUSH 2/1/95 —tttt— 21073318-1 repossessed and bank homes 3 bedroom, 2 bath, living and laundry on property. Close to Lee 472-5185 You can only get there by boat 472-5135 SHRUBS A ROCK WATERFALL and properties available with family rooms! Lots of Hospital and shopping, under new Classifieds ALL LIGHTED. SKYLIGHTS, | FORT MYERS HOMES \ little or no money down. To upgradesl Lot of tile. $81,900. ownership. Call 277-9386 days or or plane. Very private, very special. North Captiva Island. CATHEDRAL BEAMED receive current list call toll Call Steve Kowalskl, 772-2105, evenings. Superb fishing, shelling and CEIUNGS, TRIPLE LOT SITE. free! The Prudential Cole Realtors 1/28/95 —tttl—21065259-1 Adorable new three bedroom, legendary sunaetal Sort of GOOD LOCATION - CLOSE TO 1 (800) 436-6867 542-3332 or page 99Q-UWIN. Large, clean 1 bedroom, Central Ft. INTERVAL FOR SALE | WATERFRONT VACATION VACATION two bath home In San Carlos Myers, near Lee Memorial Hospital. Sanibel before causeway. Be LOTS FOR SALE] WATERFRONT SCHOOLS, SHOPPING, NO ext. R-4384 This Is a must seell Park. Cathedral ceilings, plant Central air, deluxe appliances, our guaat In a luxury 3 BR/2 BA CaH me 10 purchase or sell vacation PROPERTY PROPERTY BRIDGE TOLL TO PAY. 2/17/95 -tttt— 21079931-3 1/27/95 —tttt— 210759B4-1 PROPERTY PROPERTY shelves. Owner motivated. carpeted, eat-in Kitchen, laundry, beachfront horns with tennis, Two tola In The Dunes. LOCATED ON HANCOCK Open House - Jan. 29th. 1 - 4 PM. patio. Please leave message if no *.iZljili.'. • I'!..!:.* One. has-bemutUuljapanmlve Brands Spencer pool and a golf cart to explore A THREE BEDROOM AND 2 Capfiva ' Private 30' dock on canal & parking BRIDGE PKWY. Newer executive pool homo answer.. $325. 997-0753.... 1010, Residence 574-5697, 1-800- lake view. Other looks on San Carlos Realty the bland. Off season, rates 933-1458. Professional Realty BEDROOM, GULF FRONT On Gulf Estate home. space. Exits directly on the Bay at FORMER MODE^MOMM^ .. | CONDOS FOR SALE | overlooking golf course in S.W. i/aa/»3 — tttt—21077O7-1 BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND preserve. For more Information 338-4538, 267-0014 Cape. Too many upgrades to list. until Thanksgiving fi.SOO/wk., Consultants of Lee County, Inc. 3 or 4 Bfl/3 BA, ultimate luxury, 400 Lenell Rd., F.M.B. Attractivley SOUEOWNER'FINANCE. WITH PRIVATE POOL AND Gingerbread House call 1/25/95 —tttt— 21073204-1 Cinnamon Cove Condo 2 BR/2 BA - Excellent condition. $139,900. 458- Ft. Myers Beach Apartment For rent then $2,100/wk. till Easter. 1/24/95 ] — tttt— 2031861-8 priced at $17,000. Call 416-362- $125,900. SPA. AVAILABLE FOR A new private home with all amenities, 395-0909 5599 Completely furnished, screened 5218 weekends or evenings. - Completely furnished w/utilities, Call Elizabeth Faletla tt CALL FOR APPOINTMENT SPANISH HOME 3 BD/1 BA, Italian lanai, covered parking, 1st floor, by cable TV. Boat dock & private drive. Sanibel cottages week 4, 2 BR, 2 VACATION RENTAL SPECIAL Victorian Key West charm, lap pool, exercise room. 1/24/95 — tttt— 21024230-3 8/2/95 — tt»—21074946-5 tile living, dining A kitchen. Central 1/28/95 —tttt—21077641-1 407-647-6111. BA, sleeps six. Fully furnished, 100 SUMMER RATES. OPTION TO blended with contemporary Weekly rentals available. AFTER 5:30 P.M. WEEKDAYS club-house. Quick possession. Weekly or monthly, $395. per week 1/31/95 —tttt— 2094055-3 Block 811, nice Country Club area, For Sate by owner: deep, wide, air, fireplace, tropical garden, near $89,900. 454-7706 or $1,175. per mo. 463-9797 ft. from beach/pool, screened USE ALL SOUTH SEAS space and luxury. Owner (813) 395-0162 AND ANYTIME WEEKENDS, Lee Memorial Hospital. Mid $40's. West Gulf Drive area on lake. $7,000. - Days call 1-800-277-4883 seawall, canal lot. Direct access to 540-7077. 1/27/95 —tttt—21078646-1 REAL ESTATE 1/27/85 —tttt—21079842-5 porch, open terrace, facing Gulf. PLANTATION'S RESORT A two minute stroll from 1/31/95 — ittl- 21024247-3 Pin #1000. Eves. 1-800-277-4883. Constantly upgraded. Owner may Private beach access. 3 BR/2-1/2 San Carlos Bay. First canal off bay, 213/95 —tttt-. 21078762-1 $30,000. Call 201-546-4220. . FACILITIES. a beautiful private beach Ft. Myers Beach - 2 BR/2 BA, 2nd Pin #2000. with dock and water. Sanibel 813- finance. Adults preferred. Call Alex Sanibel - Mariner Pointe. Two level WANTED BA, large screened porch. March 334-0141,11 to 5:00. townhouse. 2 BR/2-1/2 BA. i/7/95 -tHt-211178210-3 CALL OWNER AFTER 3:00 on the Gulf. floor on the Bay w/pool, hot tub, & 1/28/95 — ttM-210T1023-1 472-8708. and April. Call 472-2632 formor e 1/27/95 —tttt—21079960-1 Upgrades, furnished, bay view. Reliable retirees seek well- WANTED TO RENT j info. Near historic tennis. Available April 8 '95 to May 8 1/26/95 —tttt—21078703-3 Tennis, pools, fishing pier. Boat P.M. EST, 219-272-0889 OR CANAL LOTS equipped 3 or 4 bedroom home; on 1/31/95 — tttt—Z10741O9-3 Sanibel Cottages Chapal-By-The-Sea, Captiva "95, $1,200. 813-463-4876. dockage available. Clear access to Want to rent: Condo/homev 3 BR/2 219-271-0115. 1/27/95 -ttt Sea walled S.E. Cape Coral Gulf access CBS, water with heated pool - Jan., Feb., Weeks 5 and 6, 2 BR/2 BA. 1/24/95 — tttt— 21018634-3 library and South Seas ;3__ FT. MYERS BEACH Gulf. $265,000. 813-395-1672. March '96 - references. Call 772- BA, January 1996, gulf front. Call $65,000 and Up. by owner 3 BR/2 BA upgraded. Two 1/27/95 —tttt—21078867-3 Sleeps 5. Fully furnished, 100 Plantation Resort. PUNTA RASSA AND SANIBEL car garage, 10,0001b. lift. $119,500. 1156. Don, 813-472-2209. ft. from beach, pool, private Two bedrooms, two full baths; HARBOUR - Seasonal and annual Walk to The Beachl 945-0534 HOMES Village of Cedarbend - pool - by 1/25/95 —tttt—21079194-1 1/27/95 —tttt—2107B704-3 POINTE SANTO DE rentals In luxury 2 bedroom, 2 bath facilities. Screened porch, completely equipped Sanibel & Marco Island 1/27/95 — Hit— 21078797-1 By Owner: Financing available to owner. 2 BR/2 BA townhouse with SANIBEL condominiums overlooking Sanibel Properties, Inc. laundry, furnished new, includes open terrace, facing beach and space-age kitchen; and those VIEWTIFUL SUNSETSI1I Qualified buyer - 2 BR/1 BA, nice INVESTMENT gulf. Priced to telll Luxurious Gulf front penthouse (813) 472-4808 UNIT 64 CAPE CORAL location, Mid-Island. 463-9620 after linens, Berber carpet, ceramic tile, FOR RENT! washer/dryer; light, airy great Swimming, tennis, fishing and at southwest decor, must see! 277- Call 317-462-3290 condo. 2 BR, 2 BA, screened room with cathedral celling; affordable rates. SANIBEL 3/29/85 — tttt— 21078787-3 SKYLINE BLVD. SAILBOAT 6 P.M. or leave message. No agents PROPERTY POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA condo, or realtors. 9226 leave message. $59,900. 1/27/Si _t$j$_ 31078830-3 lanal, with spiral atalrcas* to den; screened veranda. HARBOURSIDE REALTY (813) ACCESS, SEA WALL, Small strip center, main road, 11 completely furnished, gulf view. private rooftop sundeck. 466-3313. West Gulf Drive, over 112 acre 1/26/95 —ttSt— 21079456-5 1/27/95 —tttt—21079017.1 Weekly rentals available. Seasonal Furnished with lovely Shaker directly across from beach SEWER/WATER, stores, 100% leased. $600,000. with Sanibel cottages week 4, last week Gorgeous sunrises and 1/24/51 —tttt—21078209-3 < BONITA BAY Distress - some owner financing. Ft. Myers Beach by owner. 2 BR/2 rates. Contact owner, 812/378- in January. 2 BR/2 BA, $12,500.1- antiques. MOTIVATED SELLER/AGENT $200,000. down, might accept real sunsets. Beautifully decorated access. Cleared - water - Waterfront, 2 years old, excellent BA Condo, fully furnished, 1,400 sq. 0567. • 800-333-8797, ask for Bob or Photos & references available. 3 BR/2 BA. View of Bay, walk to sewer - survey, $179,900. 466-3620 ft., 10 x 20 screened porch, new estate for down payment. Chuck 1/31/95 —tttt— 174892-3 HOME FOR RENT. and fully equipped. |each, South end of Ft. Myers 1/24/85 —tttt— 21078064-3 condition. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Bundschu Inc. Realtor, Contact Dianne. December 15th thru April 30th Super neighborhood. Befow market storm shutters, pool, ceramic tile, all 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, UVING 2/7/95 —5181—31078998-3 Substantial savings. Bf a<*. Nicely furnished and pool. Ada Shlaaler Old Florida Style home. 3 BR, 3 Chuck 481-0300. LOGGERHEAD CAY 2 BD/2 8A, $1,125. per week. VIP Realty Group, Inc. BA, great room, fireplace, value. May throw in trallered boat. new remodeled kitchen. Short walk Gulf view. $550/wk off season (May ROOM, FAMILY ROOM, Call owner, 215-664-2371. Weekly or monthly. Call 463-7962 OPEN HOUSE 1:00-4:00 to Beach. Call 463-0116 1/27/95 —tttt—21078583-1 May 1st thru August 31st evenings or 437-0555 days 1500 Periwinkle Way. Must sell immediately. 945-3212. 1st - Dec. 21st). Seasonal rents UPGRADES THROUGHOUT. For sale - Wks. 42, 43, 44 - Fixed 1/31/98 — Hit— 1866727-3 15031 PUNTA RASSA RD. family room, oak floors, 3 car 1/26/95 -tm—21079469-5 Mariner's Boathouse. Ft. Myers $725. per week. .2/2/95 -«tt-2H>T9452-5 813-472-5187 Ext. 54, garage, pool, & spa. $287,500. 1/87/98 -tttt-21078860-1 22 unit apartment/motel, (Dec. 2st - Apri! 30th) also available. CLOSE TO SHOPPING, Sept. 1st thru December 14tH 01105 Force sale - Royal Hawaiian Club $1,000,000. owner will finance, Rates vary. 908-223-6748 SCHOOLS, HOSPITAL. GREAT Beach, paddle boats, kayaks, row 813-472-1422 (eves). PUNTA RASSA - 947-0170 boats, game room. Activity director. CAPTIVA GULF FRONT $625. per week. I LEE COUNTY HOMES j condo, 1 BR with den. View of Lake might accept real estate for down 1/31/95 —tttt— 2009677-3 NEIGHBORHOOD. For Rent 1/26/95 — Iltt- 21076848-3 $189,500 .2/3/85 -tttt- 21079817-1 Sleeps 6. Call 543-2326 LUXURY HOME Special January rates. and Pool. Fully furnished, value payment. Owner wishes to retire POINTE SANTO 2 BR/2 BA Gulf $675 PER MONTH. i/23/»5 -ttii-;ioaot)89.i Charming 2 BR/2 BA 2/2 WATERFRONT, packed at $32,900. Ask for Linda and will carry unpaid balance. BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH Rate applies to 4 people. CORAL OAKS GOLF COURSE view. Sleeps six. OCEAN'S REACH CALL KIM GRAMES, Captiva Island Home IMMACULATE, SPECTACULAR Hess, 851-2858,* Rawllngs Realty, Chuck Bundshu Inc. Realtor. AT YOUR DOORSTEP Write: Henry Romersa LOT SANIBEL CONDO 1 BR/1 BA Gulf front. Sleeps 4. Pool, SORENSON REALTY, with private pool GULF i BAY VIEW, POOL, Inc. Contact Chuck 481-0300. tennis, BBQs, screened porches, Long driveway Into lush (Captiva) NEAR CLUBHOUSE ON 10TH One of the lowest priced 2 and hot tub. TENNIS, MARINA, COVERED 1/26/96 — tttt—2107H44-1 1/27/95 —tttt—21078584-1 mint condition. Call owner for 772-4563 (HOME) OR tropical estate grounds. 4911 Tanglewood Drive FAIRWAY, MOTIVATED bedroom, 2 baths on the Gulf. 540-7799 OFFICE. RENT) 150 steps to PARKING, AT SANIBEL Distress, some owner financing. discount rates. 404-587-3120. Exclusive, tastefully decorated. Nashville, TN 37216 SELLER / AGENT. End unit, fully furnished, Gulf view condo, Fort Myers Beach. 1/31/95 —tttt— 2082181-3 A VAILA BLE JAN. 2Bth! Beach. CAUSEWAY, MOTIVATED COMMERCIAL SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION CLUB 3/4 bedrooms or den. Sleeps 615-262-9859 (317) 482-4440 466-3620 excellent rental history. Excellent condition. Parking space ATRIUM - GULF FRONT • 3 BR/3 1)28/95 —tttt— 21076823-1 1/24/95 -utt- SELLER I AGENT ON THE GULF. 2 BR/2 BA, SLEEPS eight. 3-1/2 baths. Large 2/1/83 -iiH- 110421-3 or $324,000. Call and leave included. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. PROPERTY/SALE BA, DEN, RENT THROUGH 3/BR, 2/BA home in Dunes with SIX, ULTRA MODERN KITCHEN, 466-3620 EQUAL HOUSING Island's End condominiums. Below heated pool and spa. (317) 823-0433 message OWNER AND SAVE. 2 WEEK pool. $1,6Q0/mo. Call 483-7988 or FULLY FURNISHED, TENNIS, Nominated for Architectural $49,700 for a Sanibel building 1/24/95 -tltt- 21078966-3 OPPORTUNITY value. Must sell now. 945-3212. MINIMUM. PHOTOS AVAILABLE. 561-3012 evenings. POOL. ETC. WEEK 11 (MARCH 17- CHANGE OF PACE after 6:00 p.m. 813-472-1146 1/27/95 —tttt—21079871-1 Awards. Terrace* and pool lot . Sanibel - by owner. On canal with •j.'3/95 -tttt- 21079989-3 All real estate advertised In LOCATiONlll SAN CARLOS PARK. CALL 609-985-0322 OR 609-492- 1/25/95 —tttf-21076949-i 24) $2,500. (718) 332-3514. Beautiful Vacation Home 1/31/95 -Hit- 21065424-3 Myerlee area, 2 BD/1 BA, very 2/14/95 — »»tl—2107*701.3 pavilion. All amenities. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Good location on Sunset Circle dock and gulf access. 3 BR, 2 BA this newspaper Is subject to 4 UNIT STRIP CENTER, #41 S. 7389. Pine Island. Charming 1-bedroom, Brochure available. behind Periwinkle Place. Will elevated home with fireplace, large the Federal Fair Housing Act of dean, pool, many extras. $46,500. ("HOWIE, LAWYER, REALTOR, 2/15/95 —tttt— 2084867-3 1-bath, furnished cottage on . Your own private tennis cowl 437-0862. ETC.) EXCELLENT RENTAL Grand Cayman - 2 week interval. $3,900/week High Season REAL ESTATE reduce for cash. Possible family room, double garage and 1968 which makes H Illegal to Pineland Horse Farm. Walk to golf . S swimming pool, 100 yards to deep caged pool. 481-6130. 1/27/9S -tttt—2107»B12-1 HISTORYI $350K. TERMS. O/BO. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Morrin's Tortuga Resort. New $2,550/week Low Season CAPE CORAL advertise any preference, course & marina, $1,000 mo. Gulf of Mexico. Call for times DISTANT owner financing. 1/27)95 -tttt—21079617-1 GROSS $48K. BOX 1007, SANIBEL, Lands End Village, 3 BH/3 BA, seasonal. 283-7503. construction, sleeps 4, full in-house Owner - 813-484-9421 limitation or discrimination Days; 201-569-2111 available. HOMES FL 33957. 813-472-4242 Fantastic view of Gulf and 1/25/95 — lSlt-21077854-4 ; dive shop, pool, gourmet rest.; Best 2/3/95 — tttt— 21079985-3 St. James City on deep direct canal based on race, color, religion, beaches and diving, plus more. Weekends: 914-887-0380 216/338-8031 WESTERN 1/25/95 — tttt—21078206-3 Redflsh Pass, weekly or Cape Coral, excellent area, Pelican , One efficiency apartment & one sex, handicap, familial status 813-693-9709 1/31/»; -mi- aaaiam-a 216/338-5281 NORTH CAROLINA MTS. mobile home, large fenced lot BEDROOM/3 BATH CUSTOM Located on Fowler, 4 bays, 2 lifts, monthly rates. Save direct. School District, 3 bedroom, 2 bath . Builder has oversized lots on or national origin, or an IDUPLEXESFORSALEI V26/B5 -^H-2107948«-1 2/1/93 —tUt— 209*544-3 seawalled, boat dock BUILT HOME. 2nd floor storage, 14 ft doors, very Owner, Days 800-227-3633 split plan, large Florida room & FREE BROCHURES: canal In exclusive gated intention to make such clean. $139,000. Must seel 772- South Seas Plantation $55,900/offer. 995-2232 or 472- FIREPLACE, ALARM, 1 Bdrm/1 BA each side. Recently . and ask for Glna. indoor laundry, brick patio, single Homes - Cabins subdivision. East end of 6745. preference, limitation or redecorated. Nicely landscaped. 1245. car garage, $595 a month. Call 549- : Gull Cottage SPRINKLER SYSTEM, Eves: (201) 627-1267 Lots - Acreage Sanibel location, with beach 1/28/95 —m;_ 21078728.1 discrimination. This publication Located in Pine Manor. Asking 1/24/95 —Utt—21079220-1 0185. : Direct through owner. SOUTH SEAS Lakefront Views INTERCOM, SPIRAL STAIRS 1/31/B5 —tttt— 2»85C77-i VACATION club and private access. will not knowingly accept any . $32,000. Financing available. 813- 1/26/95 —StiS-21078433.1 3/BR, 3/BA, loft, porch, PLANTATION Surrounded by beautiful WITH VERY LARGE 2ND 693-9069 IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS advertising for real estate 2/9/95 • — tttt—21O7BS98.1 COMMERCIAL South Seas Beach Villa House for rent - $650. per month. 2 PROPERTY beautifully furnished, washer, MARCH 4 - MARCH 11 existing homes. Call for more MASTER SUITE WITH which Is In violation of the law. For Rent BR/2 BA on canal. Call 765-5005. Ft. i FOR SALE BY BALCONY. HUGE CLOSETS dryer, TV, VCR, pool, tennis, MARINA VILLA RAPER REALTY, INC. information. Our readers are hereby PROPERTY/RENT 2 BD/2 BA with "sleeping" loft, Myers Beach. Available February THROUGHOUT, LOTS OF Available March 1st-Lovely 2BR/2 sleeps 2-8 people, etc. 2 BR/2 BA P.O. BOX 619 395-0909 OWNER Informed that all dwellings accommodates 6. Located on 1st. . After 10:00 a.m.-11 p.m. MURPHY, NC 28906 1/24/88 — tttt— 21079831-3 TILE. POOL, SPA. EXTRA 1/26/95 — SS5S-Z107947a-5 BA condo, fully furnished, with INCLUDES AMENITIES. advertised In this newspaper Commercial Property. Gulf of Mexico, spectacular garage on Kelly Greens Golf 1-800-227-1783 URGE LANAI WITH LUSH MOBILE HOMES FOR House for rent accommodate 6. CANCELLATION Lehigh lots, owner financed, low as are available on an equtl Centrally located on view. Reasonable rites Course. Quiet surroundings, near Or (714) 499-1783 1-800-438-8159 $50 month. No credit checks. Build Owner must sell Immediately! SHRUBS & ROCK WATERFALL Stone's throw from beach. Library OPPORTUNITY. opportunity basis. SALE Periwinkle Way. through owner. Beaches, restaurants & shopping. 1/31/tS —titt— 206816B-3 DIRECT FROM OWNER. 2/24/85 —$t»t_ 8035489-7 now or later. See model homes, 3/2-1/2 duplex in Dunes C.C. ALL LIGHTED. SKYLIGHTS, way. 3 BR/2 BA. All conveniences. 3/22/2012 Ideal for offices or Contact Mrs. M. Wrelolo Please leave message 466-3123. 914-528-8881 APPALACHIAN LAND CO., Western builder coordination program Great primary residence CATHEDRAL BEAMED Available monthly or weekly. Private Condo - One week in Nantucket. 6/3 Free.... List of Homes For Sale by commercial service business. (908) 747-5930. parking. Reasonable. 472-8773, - 6/10. 2 BR, 2 BA, recently 914-528-0160 North Carolina, FREE Priced $5,000 to $23,000, Owner, or rental Income. CEIUNGS, TRIPLE LOT SITE. BROCHURES. Cabins - lots - broker 368-5594. Owner - Prices/ Address/ Phone irs. MORTGAGE MONEY Vacant i available Now accepting reservations. 1/27/95 — tttt—21O79W-3 renovated and sparkling. Everything 914-737-6121 No R.E. commission puts GOOD LOCATION - CLOSE TO homes, WE CARE. Call 1-800-343- 1/20/85 -tttt~210800!i1.a Ft. Myers'482-0555. Cape Coral WITH 24 YEARS MORTGAGE for occupancy. 1/31/95 —tttt— 2085678-1 included, just bnng your personals. 1/31/9S —tttt— 81078658-8 price below F.M.V. All SCHOOLS, SHOPPING, NO $875,813-267-4022. 0465 or write to 3510 Hwy. 64 West 542-3333 Help-U-Sell R.E. EXPERIENCE, BE ASSURED Call Ann The Atrium - Exclusive Gulf-front Murphy, N.C. 28906. reasonable offers considared. BRIDGE TOLL TO PAY. N. CAPTIVA ISLAND 1/24/95 — t$» —21075872-3 1/27/95 -ff«-21070034-9 YOUR NEEDS WILL BE TAKEN 8:30-5:00 395-0836 luxury. 2 BR, 2 baths, den, wrap - 1/27/95 — ttt%—21079788-6 WATERFRONT Brian 505-344-7383 LOCATED ON HANCOCK MOBILE HOMES FOR Quietly spectacular BEACH HOUSE SANIBEL CARE OF. After 5:00 466-0330 around balcony. Sunsets! Available North Captiva Island: Beachfront 1-1/2 blocks from beach, beautifully 1/24/95 — tttt— 21059417-3 BRIDGE PKWY. on South end of Island. Gorgeous PROPERTY NORTH FT. MYERS LOW RATES, PURCHASES, 1/26/95 —tttt— 21051752-3 alter Mid-May. 1995. Brochure • RENT views of private deep - water dock home on troplcaf barrier island. decorated 3 BR/2 BA, hot tub, LOTS FOR FORMER MODEL HOME. RE-FINANCES, PROBLEMS, available. Call owner, 800-484-7304 on bay and "Beachcombers Pool, tennis, fitness room. Beach- screened porch. Olde Florida style. SOME OWNER FINANCE. Mini-warehouse space for rent. PIN 8286. Mobile home, with large addition, 2 Gulf access - City water, Blk. 1722 BUY OWNER - 1000's of properties HOMES SECONDS, PRIVATE MONEY. Dream" beach on Gulf. $1000 / wk. walking, shelling, fishing. Steps to All amenities. Pets okay. $2,500/ Cape S.W. fresh waterfront, near lot 11 & 12, U-44, CC Parkway - N Garage doors, security units, 1/31/85 — titS— 20B6531-3 bed, could be 3, 1 bath. Also water's edge. Water taxi available. January, $3,000/Feb. $3,500/ Mar. tor sale all areas/ prices - Call for $125,900. MORTGAGE FLORIDA, electricity available. Commercial season, $1000 / mo. Off season Library. Beautiful area, block 3295, on Skyline - R on SW 43 Terr. Below Large home, 1 acre lot, 1807 Powell King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 screened area, large fenced lot, Wk/Mo. rates. (813) 549-7066 or or April. 813-472-6365, daytime tree list. No commissions 1-800- CALL FOR APPOINTMENT LICENSED MORTGAGE 2oning. $85 per month, first month many citrus, Suncoast Estates, sale w / part equity • exchange lot 7 & 8,1140 S.W. 39th St. $9,900 market price $25,000 firm. 549- 408-1999 - T.V. Show. Sun. 9-30 Drive, 1 block east of US41. Asking BA, screened lanai, heated pool, (813)472-6661 813-359-0771. terms. 458-8551. 1908. AFTER 5:30 P.M. WEEKDAYS BROKERAGE BUSINESS free with six month lease. Owner- $450 month, $300 security. considered. 813-395-1951. i/2«/95 .. —mt—aitraaw-a A.M. Ch. 26. $65 000 with 10% down. To see the tennis. 2 week minimum. 617-659- 3/31/85 —tttt—21084573-1 1/27/95 -(III- 21079713.1 2/11/85 -tttt~21072471.1 AND ANYTIME WEEKENDS, home phone Mr. Acree at 332-1317. 945-3212 broker, 939-7325. Evenings 995-7259. .2/15/95 -llft-inK^n., 2/13795 —tttt—21079274-1 7460. 540-7077. 1/27/95 -«tt-21»7B723-1 1/27/85 —tttt— 21079693-1 1/31/85 —tttt— 2086535-3 1/28/65 —SStt—210788B8-1 •2Hi25 -tttt- 21079781-1 8 Sanibel & Captlva REAL ESTATE Tuesday. Jan. 24.1995

South Seas continued from page 1 Anticipating a Latin American boom Linda Logan has been appointed to the position of According to J. T. Kuhlman, president of the assistant general manager for the Sanibel Inn and Miami-based division of Inter-Continental Song of the Sea, two adjacent resorts on Sanibel Hotels, we are about to enjoy an unprecedented Island. In this position Logan will oversee the man- boom in the Latin American travel industry. International agement of both resorts' front desk, housekeeping Inter-Continental is rapidly adding Latin and maintenance departments. American properties to accommodate this influx Real Estate of tourism. Logan has been with the company since 1982, most recently as assistant general manager at the Best Tourism experts are indicating that what hap- By J.B. Novelli pened in Asia 15 years ago is about to happen in Western Pink Shell Beach Resort, SSRC's 166-room the Latin American countries. Miami will also resort on Fort Myers Beach. Prior to that Logan was benefit greatly from the free-to-travel attitude, the front office manager at the Sundial Beach Resort and executive housekeeper at South Seas Plantation. much like Hawaii did when the Asian travel ties that we offer. International real estate brokers boom hit. Indications are that all of Southwest are gearing up, by nurturing Spanish speaking She is known throughout the company for her suc- Florida will also be affected by Latin American agents/fObe-readViiorth^nflu^^fLatin American cess in establishing a highly-successful recycling pro- tourism. Real Estate Business. gram at the Pink Shell, which saved the resort Southwest Florida is sure to attract spin-off real $15,000 in the first year. J.B. Novelli is president of VIP/International Real The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club has named David estate business. The choices in all price ranges are Estate Company Inc. and she can be reached at 433- appealing as are the personalities of the communi- 0038. Fry as director of operations. In this position, Fry will be responsible for overseeing the daily operations and maintenance of the 18- hole golf course, seven tennis courts, two pro shops, administrative staff and the food and beverage operations of the club's restaurant and lounge. Fry held the position of director of golf course operations for SSRC, which owns and operates The Dunes. In this posi- tion Fry was responsible for course maintenance at The Dunes, as well as reg- ular consulting on course maintenance at South Seas Plantation's nine- hole course. Prior to that Fry assisted in the devel- opment ,of the Riverwood Golf Club in Port Charlotte, which is an affiliate of SSRC. Fry holds an associates of science degree from Lake City college in golf course operations. South Seas Resorts Company is the largest owner/operator of beach- front and destination resorts in South-west Florida. These include South Seas Plantation on Captiva Island; five resorts including the Sundial Beach Resort and The Dunes on Sanibel; the Best Western Pink Shell Beach Club on Fort Myers Beach; and the Radisson Suite Beach l\LM>rt on MartoKLnivl SoMh Seas KrM>it<< (. >rnpi"v *."i be ,.ii"i.u.t- i\l at l>C|v I'lrmmklf W n. Sambo! rL^'Jr"1

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