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Photo/Michael. Pistella Three moms in islander Hazel Amon's family will be celebrating Mother's Day together Sunday. Back row: left to right — Connie Davidson, Wendy Ritchie, Scott Ritchie, Jilian Ritchie, Deanna Ritchie, Ron Ritchie, Matt Ritchie. Front row: left to right — Bryant Ritchie, Hazel Amon, Alysa Davidson, Barbara Amon Chapin, and Nicky Ritchie. (Not pictured is Connie's son Kevin Davidson ) See page 3A. Sanibcl's Bailey Boys A Taste full' Taste Sec page 4A See [)age 8-9A 2A • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander Foundation grants island non-profits $31,000
The Community Foundation of Sanibel- the non-profit organizations on the islands Captiva, a community foundation serving To accomplish this, the Board of Directors non-profit organizations, charitable donors, has established the Bailey Society, which and the Sanibel and Captiva communities, honors one of the islands' oldest and most in conjunction with the Community generous pioneer families. Foundation of Southwest Florida,has The officers of the Foundation are awarded grants totaling $31,000 to three Francis Bailey, president; John Madden, island organizations. The recipients are: first vice president; Liddy Johnson, second • CROW, awarded $10,000 to help the vice president; Virginia Fleming, secretary, Sea Turtle Rehabilitation program Ron Gibson, treasurer, and Ann Arnoff, • J.N. Ding Darling Wildlife Society, publicity chair. The directors are: Steve awarded $13,000 to help furnish the new Brown, Woody Cater, Bill Frey, William Center for Education building Lamothe, Randall Niehoff, Dave Owens, Member of Florida Bar and • The Sanibel School Fund, awarded Robbie Roepstorff, Esther Saltzman, Keith Licensed as a CPA in Maryland $8,000 to purchase four computer worksta- Trowbridge, Tom Uhler, Bob Wigley and tions. Michael Kelley. The Community foundation is a public The awards will be presented at a lun- foundation established specifically to help cheon at Traders on May 12 at noon. provide endowed funds to perpetually assist Legislature to provide $500,000 for Sanibel sewers •1 |ial should not bs basatl solely upon advertisements Bete you decide, dU Ite j II (he Individual's q^allllraiitMs and experience Mayor Robert P. Janes announced thai amount for the project from $100,00,014 the budget for the upcoming fiscal year $500,000" he noted.' • - ."> } adopted by the slate legislature includes Janes noted that (he Governor vetoedthd- $500,000 for the Sanibel Sewer Project. same funding last year. •"This time, th£f>Kh "This is great news," Janes said. The Mayor jeel was blessed by the Governor's Walei Read the Islander for all your community news went on to thank the legislative delegation, Advisory Panel," he added, "We'll sQOrlbe especially Hurt Saundcrs and Greg Gay for contacting the Governor soliciting his sup- and log on for updates their support and hard work. "Burt go! port" Janes concluded, t $500,000 in the Senate version of the bud- at www.sanibel-captiva.orgl get; Greg got the House to increase the
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Advice from Mother By Gwenda Hiett-Clements Both have Staff Writer always been con- cerned about Sunday is the day set aside to "honor thy young people mother." growing up on At age 84 with five children, 15 grand- Sanibel. On first children, and 15 great-grandchildren, Hazel arriving on Amon is a prime candidate for Mother's Sanibel in 1962 Day honors. A familiar face to those who Hazel started the see her riding her bike around Sanibel, she Teen Club at the will be celebrating this Mother's Day with S a Si i b el her daughter, island realtor Barbara Chapin, Community and her family, including her daughter House. "There Connie and her children. never was much That makes three moms sharing the spot- for kids to do on Chapin light, the stories, and the laughter and the this island," Hazel tears that come with the job and joy of said. "It's better motherhood. now with the soccer and baseball and the And on their special day, their advice to summer program, but there's still not much other children and mothers is — honesty is for teens. But the parents here are as the best policy. Hazel said, "I always told involved as they can be with their kids. God my children don't do anything behind by Bless them." •".;; :.; '•' ,i-V back that you wouldn't do in front of me." Barbara added,••'•'It-was hard on; the kids Barbara said, "It didn't do any good to growing up here because they knew they tell a lie. She knew it. And I still don't lie couldn't get. away•'•; with anything. today. Besides, now I wouldn't remember Everybody knew what they were up to; And what story I had told anyway. You must it was a long drive over to the city, but the always be open with your kids. I want them good thing is they all had jobs as kids and to come to me with their problems. Be hon- learned good values. I didn't have to worry est. And, most of all, be truthful to your- at night." self." An important value that Hazel said she The newest of the three moms, Connie, Michael Pistella learned from her mother — "to be tolerant, said, "I am so lucky, so blessed to have botrr never be bigoted — has been passed down. Mom and Hazel near. That helps me be a Hazel Amon, who moved to Sanibel first in the early 60s, is recognized "That has filtered down into my family," better mom. I know I can call Hazel to lift by islanders who see her traveling around on her bike. Hazel will be Barbara said. "The kids on Sanibel did not me up and I know when I'm feeling dragged celebrating this Mother's Day with her daughter Barbara Chapin and like being separated. No matter what the out, Mom reminds me what I'm in here for. her family. differences — money, color — the kids all They are a great support system for me. a fireman with the Sanibel Fire Depaitment Bcubciid added, "The most important were together." Both Mom and Hazel are very loyal to their and her youngest Scott works at Island thing is to give your kids quality time. They Connie confirmed that, teaching. "The families. We're all a fdh gSBOd . need to have me-fr&m?M"mt Baileys contribute to the 'wonderful life' on Sanibel By Gwenda Hiett-Clements for obvious con- people know to pursue a career in agriculture and Staff Writer tributions made about and just as ranching, coming back to visit family and by the Bailey many people for special events. Sam played and In "It's A Wonderful Life" Clarence family. Bailey don't know coached football in Florida and lived in the guardian angel gets his wings when he Drive at the about. Nobody Tampa before returning to Sanibel in his shows George Bailey what life would entrance of the deserves recog- retirement. He and his wife Cookie still have been like in Bedford Falls if he had island is so nition more than have their home in Tampa where Sam is never lived. Although George always named because it that family." now recuperating from back surgery. claimed he wanted to get away from his used to run down The Bailey Francis left for school and came back as a small town, he spent his life making sure to the ferry dock family came to young adult to run the family business. the people had what they needed and the and the original Sanibel in 1894 Bell said, "During the 1960 hurricane land didn't fall into the hands of greedy Bailey's General from Kentucky we stayed in Francis Bailey's house along developers. Store. The to pursue farm- with a lot of other people. That family has That's the movies and this isn't Bailey-Matthews Francis Bailey Sam Bailey ing. Sam and always felt responsible for the people on Bedford Falls and the name's not George, Shell Museum Francis' father Sanibel, responsible for what happens, but without the contributions of Sanibel's was named after Frank opened having their hand on the pulse of the Baileys, life here certainly would not Sam and Francis mother Annie and the Sanibel Packing Company in 1899 to island. They (Sam and Francis) are so have been the same — people have been father Frank's pioneering families. The pack and ship vegetables from the island. involved with Sanibel they can't extricate helped and land has been saved. Bailey Shopping Center is touted as the When the 1926 hurricane covered the themselves. They'll never retire. They'll For those reasons the Sanibel-Captiva placed "where the locals shop" because of island in salt water and wiped out farm- be looking out for the island as long as Islands Chamber of Commerce, named its 100 year history on the island. The ing, the Baileys continued to provide for they live." Sam and Francis Bailey, two of Sanibel's Bailey family made possible the Bailey islanders by expanding the store that Even before Francis served as a mem- native sons, this year's recipients of the Tract of the J.N. "Ding" Darling National evolved into Bailey's General Store. The ber of the first City of Sanibel City Walter Klie Award for a lifetime • of Wildlife Refuge. Then there are the not.so three Bailey sons — Francis, John and Council and later mayor, he was instru- achievement and contributions to the obvious. Sam — all grew up on Sanibel, coming mental in building the foundation for liv- island. Sanibel historian Mary Bell said, and going during their school years. John, ing on the island. One only has to look around the island "They have done (so many good things) who died April 15 at age 77, left Sanibel Many have heard Francis repeat the old island saying that you could "swing a quart bucket and get a gallon of mosqui- toes" on Sanibel. As a member of the Lee County Mosquito Control District, Francis worked with the board to control mosquitoes by connecting Sanibel interi- or waterways to keep water levels up to provide habitat for mosquito larvae-eat- ing fish. He was also an elected official of the Lee County Refuge Commission in the 1950s. A I iiicjiic Collection of Specialty Stores Charles LeBuff, who served on the first council with Francis, said, "You know he has done so much for so many The Beach House people. He is truly an unsung hero for Captiva's Finest Sanibel. I think he's that way because that's the way his father was perceived Candace Arnold's and Francis is walking in his father's Chico's footsteps. He is a man of good character with an intense interest in Sanibel and Chico & Lucky's what happens to it." Footloose of Captiva Francis continues his involvement in Frangi-Pani community service organizations and most recently was named president of the H2O Outfitters newly formed Community Foundation of Island Style Gallery & Cafe See Baileys, next page Kelly's Cocoons Mama Rosa's Resort Salon Shops are open For Mothei's Day.. Gift CertificUes & Free Gift Wrap daily from: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Located directly across from the entrance to: V Seas8 Resort C.aptiva Island Islander • Friday, May 12, 2000 • 5A Baileys, from page 4 community for their patronage at the store and their dedication to the commu- Sanibel-Captiva which will provide long- nity by hosting "Baileyfest" annually in SIGNS OF THE BAILEYS term financial support for island non- the shopping area at the corner of Bailey Drive, below left, is so named profits. Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay Road because the road used to run down, to In honor of the Bailey family, The with free food, fun and a king and queen the ferry dock and the original Bailey's Bailey Society has been formed to give from Sanibel School. General Store. The Bailey-Matthews island" residents a chance to donate a Shell Museum, below right, was named It's hard to miss Sam and Francis at after Sam and Francis' pioneer ances- fixed amount each year to a collective the store, but anyone who wants to sit tors. The Bailey Shopping Center, pool. down with the brothers without taking up below, is touted as the placed "where Rodney Jobe, owner of Sanibel their time personally can check out "Sam the locals shop" because of its 100 year Accommodations, who worked for and Francis Bailey" in the Sanibel Public history on the island. The Bailey family Francis at one point said, "I respect his Library. The videotape is part of the made possible the Bailey Tract of the opinion. They say experience is the best library's Sanibel Oral History Project J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife teacher and nobody has better experience done by Jody Brown and Betty Anholt. Refuge, left. in business on this island than Francis. The tape was made in 1992 just when He knows that the only thing that is con- the Baileys had moved the old Bailey sistent is that business will be either great General Store, the post office and Miss or bad. And he has taken that store after Charlotta's tearoom to the Village for his father and made it work ... it's know- restoration. Sam and Francis tell tales of ing what life is about here and what life on the island during good times and works. hard times, taking good-natured'jabs at "Both of them would sacrifice them- each other all the while about who was selves, money wise, material wise, time where when. Both are a wealth of Sanibel wise for the benefit of this community. history and terrific storytellers, even They don't know what the word 'no' is when they laugh so hard at their own especially if it benefits this island and the memories that one will take over from island kids." the other. Both brothers have been called Although Sam's coaching career took upon innumerable times at community him away from the island, since his events, including last year's celebration return he has become the visible Bailey of the city's 25th anniversary of incorpo- with appearances on Visitor's Television ration, to retell the stories of the island in in spots for both Bailey's Shopping their "down home," not always political- Center and the Sanibel Museum and ly correct, honest style. Historical Village. In combining his On the tape there's the tale of the 1935 interest in both, Sam takes viewers big freeze. Both saw their first icicles through the old Bailey General Store via when the family's overhead water tank video in the VTV spot telling about the froze and 4-6 foot icicles hung down. history of the store and the island. There are tales of island fires and how Of Sam's contributions to the the whole community pitched in with IF YOU LOVE GOLF... Historical Village, Mary Bell said, "In palmetto fans to beat them out. There are the beginninlhhb ULULLUC UclllL-G We'll make you feel right at home. y opera. There are museum. We didn't think about saving tales of school days and schoolteachers. any other historic buildings. The devel- There are tales of the causeway building opment of village is to Sam's credit." and the two "bitterly opposed camps." On the business side Sam stays active On tape Francis says, "We tried every- in the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of thing we could including going to Commerce as head of its Retail Supreme Court to stop it and we could- Committee, but one of the most impor- n't." There are tales ofthe early develop- Gorgeous Homes From tant things to him is promoting Sanibel's ers and how land was surveyed. There $650,000 to $1,000,000 community spirit. Each year he organizes are tales of early families — the Stokes, "Island Night" for a Miracle's baseball the Woodrings, the Dormers — and many Cathy Rosario Lots From $200,000 to $265,000 JayneLumley game. Sam distributes free tickets and others. Realtor® Deeded Beach Access Realtor® encourages island individuals and busi- "There wasn't hardly anybody on the nesses to participate in a pre-game island that wasn't a character back then," Planned HydroGrid lennis Courts - Fall 2000 parade and other "antics" during the Francis says on the tape. 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The first lap is the Survivors' Lap and honors survivors' strength and courage in their battle with cancer. The Survivors' Lap begins at 6 p.m. on May 19., The second lap, the Caregivers' Victory Lap, honors the courageous efforts of all those who provide care to those living day-to-day WART with cancer. The Caregivers' Victory Lap is LOBOWSKI the final lap of the Relay for Life and begins at 11 a.m. on May 20. FOUNDER OF This year's Relay for Life is expected to raise $250,000 through entry donations and B.I.G. ARTS other fundraisers held during the event. Last year's Relay included 90 teams that raised $206,000. Last year, 250 survivors Were rec- ognized as heroes and were presented with See Happenings, page 7A The Islands' Community Newspaper since 1961 Mailing address: P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, Fl. 33957 . Location; Promenade Center 695 Tarpon Bay Rd. Unit #13 Phone:(941)472-5185 . 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We are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 days from publication date: Columns: . *9 ' Aj~ Opinions expressed in columns in the Islander and Letters to the "B& those of tlie person writing the column or letter and do gp Hieii-ciemcnis Stair Wriier Design not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Islander • Friday, May 12, 2000 • 7A Baer hammers out fun for kids director of sports and recreation at South $70,000 in toy Seas before she was named general manag- trucks as part of er of the Dunes Golf and Tennis Club. As the 'Kids on the director of recreation Baer works with Paul Move' theme. Regna, executive vice-president of market- Nabisco will give ing at MeriStar. bags of Oreos, "In 1984 there were a handful of pro- jackets and cook- grams at resorts for kids. Now when fami- ie jars to the win- lies travel, they expect a kids' program. It is ner of an Oreo our challenge to raise the bar in that area, be stacking contest Baer the best organized, the most exciting in the that part of the country," Baer said. "This program is only a fun," Baer said. year and a half old and it's just awesome." In working with an advisory board, Bear Food fun has supervised the creation of the Fun Baer explained elements of the Fun Factory logo, the mascots, and a MeriStar Chef Michel Richard Factory have spread to other areas of the "Funology" manual with what she calls a stacks Oreo cookies, an ongoing resort. Special Kids Fun Factory menus for game plan — "the nuts and bolts" of the event at the resort's Fun Factory. those 11 and under, featuring corporate program. She said there are currently 22 sponsors' products, are offered at resort thematic activities in the manual and it is Fun Factory program around to all the restaurants. A Fun Factory breakfast offers By Gwenda Hiett-Clements continually evolving as new ones are added. MeriStar resorts," Baer said. banana pancakes, Oscar Mayer bacon, Staff Writer As an island resident, who admits to hav- Fun Factory offerings vary at the 14 , Kellogg's cereals and Minute Maid orange ing worked in "nothing but recreation" all MeriStar locations, depending on the prop- juice. Lunch offerings include macaroni and Jean Baer and a few of her friends — her life, Baer knows the need for planned erty's size and the time of year. South Seas cheese, "fix your own" burgers, and bagel Bubbles the Bear (no relation), Monkey activities for kids first hand. She and hus- Resort has an extensive schedule, which pizzas along with choices from corporate Wrench and Fox Trot — are spreading the band Denny keep up with their busy sons includes Fun Factory sessions from 9 a.rn.- sponsors Coca-Cola and Oreo. The kid's word about MeriStar Hotels & Resorts' Fun Trevor and Tyler. 1 p.m., 9 a.m.-4p.m., 1-4 p.m. and from 5- menus received a Restaurant Hospitality Factory. As director of recreation for To enhance the city's summer recreation- 8:30 p.m. six days a weeks and three nights Magazine award for their delivery of a bal- MeriStar's properties across the nation, Baer al program, Baer plans to share Fun Factory during the week. In contrast, the Radisson anced diet and appeal to youngsters. heads the task force, which has formulated "game plans" with city staff. Helene Phillips, Suite Beach Resort in Marco Island offers At South Seas Resort on Captiva Fun . the MeriStar's trademark activities program city recreational director, who calls Baer the its Fun Factory only during May through Factory food is featured as part of for children ages 3-11 staying at their resorts. "gum" of recreation, said Baer will meet Labor Day when more families visit. Chadwick's All-American Food Fest each Her buddies — the bear, the monkey and the with staff and decide what activities could be Baer said, "MeriStar's Radisson Hotel Wednesday evening through the summer fox - are mascots for the program. used. Universal Orlando offers Fun Factory on from 5:30-9:30 p.m. Children 12 and under The Fun Factory offers what Baer calls a Baer said she gets her ideas for chil- Friday and Saturday nights because they eat for $9.95 and those under three eat free. course in "Funology" taught by dren's activities by looking at family-orient- can't compete with the Mouse during the Adults pay $19.95 to feast on American "Funologists." The program is a blend of ed magazines. "For example, I saw a girl day." treats from burgers to sundaes. The evening games, sports, activities and educational dressed up in her mom's work dress and the She credits much of the program's suc- also includes tableside entertainment for the lg, work of tiie task force, advisory .kids with tricks, magic, and Fruit Loop the ^BK environment/ as get to explore what they board which includes college professors, clown, with a full show at 8 p.m. tal awareness. It's a part of what Baer says want to be — a fireman, policeman, a:. the editor of "Family Fun" magazine and Parents and kids who want to learn more has been labeled "edutainment," learning farmer — with activities related to that pro- corporate sponsors — Coca-Cola, about the Fun Factory can check out loca- through entertainment, by resort recreation- fession," she said. Kellogg's, Nabisco and HiC. tions of MeriStar's resorts at www.kidsfun- al staff. Now that she has led the organizational "Kids always go home with something to factory.com. Bear's friends — Bubbles, Baer explained the program had its aspects of the program, her job is to make remind them of their day at the Fun Factory. Monkey Wrench and Fox Trot who were beginnings as the Explorer Kids Club on quarterly visits to the various MeriStar Coke has given $25,000 for freeze pop named by children through a web site con- Sanibel and Captiva Mariner Resorts, which resorts to train recreational staff and do fol- holders, which is part of an 'Arctic test and designed by the artist who created were purchased by MeriStar. She began her low-up program enhancement. "We want to Explorers' theme where kids search for the Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" — are career in resort recreation in 1984 and was create an identity for families to follow the Coca-Cola bear. Kellogg's has given there too. Happenings from page 6 medallions. This year, 300 survivors are antic- sentative Heidi McLarry at 936-1113, Ext. College Parkway in Fort Myers. Legion is located near mile marker #3 on ipated to participate. 117. According to TTT spokesperson Bert Sanibel-Captiva Rd. Food will include the Each Relay for Life team of 10 to 15 mem- MacCarry of Sanibel, the word-weaving roast, plus fish, beans and coleslaw. There bers pays a $100 registration fee. Team mem- session will feature "stories about objects will be entertainment and a raffle. bers are also asked to raise at least $100 each, AARP meeting that have been handed down through fami- Proceeds from the $7.95 per plate dona- Other Relay proceeds are raised during the The May meeting of the Sanibel/Captiva lies, various knickknacks such as things col- tion and raffle ticket sales will help defray luminary ceremony held during the event, and Chapter of AARP will take place in the large lected in childhood, old letters, photos, and the mounting medical expenses of Captain during on-site fundraisers organized by the meeting room of the Island Senior Center on travel mementos." Dominic Manarite. participating teams. Library Way today at 1:30 p.m. MacCarry said that "while we suggest a Raffle prizes will include, but are not Locally, this year's Presenting Sponsor is Brad Congress of Congress Jewelers will theme for each meeting, folktales and other limited to, a dinner for 2 at Chadwicks, John Scanlon Lincoln Mercury, Lexus of Fort give a presentation on everything you want to family stories may also'be presented." weekend for two at South Seas Plantation, Myers and Mazda of Fort Myers. Event spon- know about jewelry and gems. Then the The southwest Florida storytelling group two $25 gift certificates from the Mucky sors include the Broadway Palm Dinner group will have a year-end conclusion cele- meets the third Thursday of each month, 7- Duck, a $200 boat-rental, a sunset sail about Theatre, Florida Cancer Specialists, Humana bration. 9 p.m., at The Gfand Court. Its sessions are New Moon, a shelling trip to Cabbage Key, Healthcare, Lee Memorial Health System's This will be the last meeting until fall. free and open to the public "with both tellers dinner at Barnacle Phils, a cruise for six Lee Cancer Care, NBC 2, the News-Press, and listeners aged 5-95 welcomed," with Viking Tours, fishing tackle and much Spiro & Waites Advertising, Marketing & MacCarry said. . much more.. Public Relations and radio stations Cat Tale Tellers takes are For information, phone 472-1781. Call 472-9979 for more information. Country, OLDIES 95 and STAR 100. Those interested in participating in the 'keepers' May 18 Survivors' Lap or the Caregivers' Victory lap, Special keepsakes and the stories behind Hog roost benefit See Happenings, page 10A or teams that would like to register to partici- them will be the theme of this month's meet- The public is invited to the American pate during any part of the Relay for Life ing of the Tamiami Tale Tellers (TTT) May Legion Post 123 Benefit Hot Roast from should call American Cancer Society repre- 18, 7-9 p.m. at The Grand-Court, 8351 noon to whenever, Sunday, May 2,8. The 8A • Friday, May 12, 2000 » Islander A Taste 'full' Taste of the Islands Taking the Taste of the Islands for what it truly is, (left to right) Lee Horton, Max Adams, Wendy Harriman, Lauren Davies, Joe Michiel, and Martin Sunima, get into the food end of the event. Margie Brooks and Frank Byers handle ticket sales. Hundreds gathered at Sunday's Taste of the Islands to enjoy the food and the enter- tainment. Right - Ellen and Chet Middle - Hats off to CROW. Smith, who have lived Volunteer George Viellete, on Sanibel for 30 years island realtor with Priscilla and are active jn animal Murphy Realty, serves up protection through her beer and marguerita. involvement with PAWS and his volunteer work for the Humane Society, Left — Sanibel teens John enjoy contributing to Herschiede, Travis Zeigler CROW's efforts to reha- (standing), Chris Haverley bilitate wildlife. and Bob Cody (seated) take time to catch up during the Taste. Islander • Friday, May 12, 2000 • 9A by Gwenda Hieth Clements The Winners B "Taste of the Taste" •— Gramma Dot's Seaside Saloon for best over- all food item Chef Bobby H "People's Choice" — Lazy Miller and the mm • v staff of Gramma Flamingo in a vote determined by Dot's display those who attended the Taste their "Taste of • Best appetizer — (tie) The the Taste" tro- Timbers, black and white sesame phy won for seed seated ahi tuna and Gramma what judges 3 determined to m Best salad — The Sanibel Grill, be the best of calaman salad the day, their H Best meat —. The Island House grouper sand- Restaurant, BBQ ribs wich. • Best fish/seafood — (tie) The Jacaranda, herb crusted salmon Terry Christopherson and his wife stuffed with portobello with tomato Teresa Tanke, visiting from Onalaska, vinaigrette and Gramma Dot's, Dick Muench Wis., find a tree to lean on. This is grouper sandwich and Ron Rich their second trip to the Taste. H Best pasta — Matzaluna, seafood of the Lazy pasta with shrimp, scallops and Flamingo show mushrooms off their M Best vegetarian — Traders Cafe, "People's portobello mushrooms with basil Choice" award, esto voted as Best dessert — Sunset Grill, favorite by apple crisp those who H Best booth presentation — attended the Gramma Dot's Taste. & the Sponsors Taste Corporate sponsors this year included the following: Bank of America, Bank of the Islands/Edison NationalBank, Barrier Island title Company, Budweiser/Suncoast Distributors, Butterknife, Eye Andy Link, tennis pro at The Centers of Florida, Imprint Sanctuary, shares with a Tequiza Promotional Products, Sanibel- pal. Captiva Islander, Lifeline Designs, Molnar Electric, North Trail RV Center, One the Marc Entertainment, Sanibel Accommodations. 10A • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander Happenings, from page 7A encouraging a free press, so that Japan could Collectibles of occupied become a modern democratic society. Of Library to present course, building economic infrastructure so CPU course offered Japan of library the society could be a viable economic force new youth programs sne Florence, the noted authority on col- in the world was top of the agenda. The months of May and June will bring May 23 lectibles of occupied Japan wrote "Made in Bonnie Mahlbacher, a nine-year resident new programs for children at the Sanibel A CPR and first aid course will be offered Occupied Japan" which has been a magic of Sanibel and owner of the Montessori Public Library. During May, a quilt made by at the Sanibel Fire Control District Station 1 phrase to some collectors for years. But as school, started antiquing when she was very children at the Sanibel Congregational United at 2351 Palm Ridge Road on May 23 from 6- many new collectors join the fraternity the young. Her father was a World War II veteran Church of Christ will be on display in the 10 p.m. supply of pieces marked by those magic who introduced her to occupied Japan and the youth area. Shirley Hoch helped the children This course will include first aid and one- words decreases daily. However, here in arts. Her collection is sentimental. "I like with this project and the quilt will be sent rescuer cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Sanibel, people can see them thanks to small tilings and little figures...! was a child through Church World Service to someone in and die management of foreign-body airway Bonnie Mahlbacher whose collection of when Japan was occupied...being born at that the world who needs it. obstruction. The course will consist of lecture : pieces made during that era will be on display time and relating to that area and my father's Pajama Time 2000 will continue with and practice on CPR mannequins. Skill test in the Sanibel Public Library this month. contribution in reconstruction were veiy spe- "Everyone Has a Story - Folktales From ing will occur, Lecture material needs to be The era of the U.S. occupation in Japan cial to me," Bonnie said. Around The World." Folktales from the read prior to classes. that began at the end of World War II and last- . Bonnie's exhibit will include figures of Aztecs, Appalachians, country of India, and Pre-registration and payment of course ed until 1952 is a time of historical signifi- Colonial America, cups and saucers, hand Arabians will be featured in May. In June prior to class date is required. Cost of the cance. U.S. General Douglas MacArthur was painted piggy banks, animals and black mem- children will travel to China, Japan, Germany course is $10. helping to restore Japanese dignity and orabilia, a hot item in the antique collectable and Russia. Pajama Time is every Monday Be sure to wear comfortable clothing morale through partnerships between U.S. world. The exhibit also includes reference evening at 6:30 p.m. because we will be working with training and Japan. Items on the agenda included: materials such as A History of Japan, Toddler Time stories will be about mannequins on the floor. Also bring a towel destruction of corrupt military power, estab- Embracing Defeat: Japan in the Wake of "Animals with Stripes or Spots" in May and or pad for your knees if you need it. lishment of representative government, mod- World War II, The Collector's Encyclopedia "Animals With Armor" in June. Toddler For further information and pre-registra- ernizing the constitution, holding free elec- of Occupied Japan. Come and enjoy this his- times are every Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. and tion, feel free to call the Sanibel Fire Control tions, establishment of a free labor move- torical perspective in the Library, where East 10:30 a.m. District at 472-5525, Monday through Friday ment, abolishment of police oppression, meets West. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Continued, next page VACATION RENTALS Furnished 2 and 3 bedroom Gulf-front properties. Need a Rug? AW* j Available weekly /monthly Ott^-" RB^MRC of the Islands Rental Accommodations • Rental Property Management Local: (941) 472-5050 • Toll Free: (877) 388-5050 Web: sanibelcaptivavacation.com • Email: [email protected] &CAPE TO PARADISE Why waste time searching far and wide for distinctive decorating items? "We do all the legwork foi you, so you can relax and redecorate from your favotite chair. Choose from a world of ideas includni'. • Total Home Interiors induthng product installation Custom Window Treatments Wall and Floor Coverings Lighting and Accessories I Custom Bedding Furniture Carol X Cjagnon • Hard made Rugs from around the WorSd • Cindy • Custom Designed Rugs •, Orientals • 8 Tibetans • Sisals • Dhurries • Jeanie • OVER 4000 RUGS IN STOCK! • clinch BONXA W.TtflRV jVlarcia ^DeceratirKfDen ft Jeeney . It U L . 0 guiMG JINTERIORS mmv BOMTABHCHItD. Sanibel Promenade (Across from the Post Office) Monday - Friday 9am-6pm RUG 695 Tarpon Bay Road, #15 • 8:30 - 4:30 Mon. - Fri. Saturday 10am - 4pm Complimentary Consultation (941) 472-6551 Vistf the Worlds Mbst Exciting Website Fbr The HqriM Islander • Friday, May 12, 2000 « 11A Happenings, from page 10A Band, Sunday at 2 p.m. at Centennial Park, downtown Fort Myers on the river. Bring lawn chairs. In the event of inclement weath- LIONS ELECT OFFICERS Starting May 18, the Sanibel Puppet and er, the concert will be held at the Hall of Fifty Theatre Group will meet in the youth area at States at 2254 Edwards Drive. 6:30 p.m. Both adults and children are wel- Lion Tom Nachazel has been installed as come to attend. The group's first project will Ed Melton, newly appointed assistant con- president of the Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club be Hagrid's Dragon Tales. For more informa- ductor, will be taking the podium to assist in for the 2000-2001 club year. He took the oath tion on this or any other library program, directing the band for the first time and will of office at the club's annual installation din- . please call 472-2483. provide the vocals, on "Through the Eyes of ner last week at the Dunes Golf and Country Love." Club. Morgan and Nerma Lloyd will perform Other Lions installed as officers and direc- duets on the Melodica instruments, featuring tors were: Tracey Anderson, first vice-presi- an all tempo concert with a Mother's Day dent; Harold Theiss, second vice-president; theme. Most selections will have women's David Eaton, third vice-president; Jim names as titles. Graham, treasurer; Jack McAllister, secre- Rehearsals for interested musicians are tary; Bee Roberts, tail twister; Ed Coon, Lion held every Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. in tamer; Jim' Wilson, Bill • Fisher and Dick Shady Oaks Community Center at 3280 Daane, 1-year directors; and. Jack Samler, Marion St., behind Terry Park in Fort Myers. Tom Kernel and Fred Mueller, 2-year direc- Call 334-3330. tors. Ron Ulmer, immediate past president, will have an automatic seat on the board. Nachazel is the club's 34th president. A American Cancer Lion since 1994, he has served as a vice-pres- ident and before that as a board member. He Tom Nachazel is the new Society presents has been highly involved with club projects Lion President The American Cancer Society will present and activities. "Hula-Ba-Luau," an enchanting evening of He and his wife, Bernadette, have lived on Sanibel since 1993 when he retired as a myth and magic, July 8 at the Sanibel tax consultant in Stamford, Conn. After a year of retirement, he opened a tax consult- Harbour Resort & Spa. ing office in Fort Myers — "just for fun," he explained. They have four sons, one of This luau will take guests on a musical whom, John, is in business with Tom. journey through Hawaii and the South He holds three degrees — a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science in mechan- Pacific, featuring live entertainment from ical engineering from Marquette University and a masters in business administration' romantic hula dancers to the incredible from Northeastern University. He worked as an engineer until 1968 when he "retired" fireknife . dance. Feast on a gourmet as chief engineer for North American Phillips Corp in New York City and opened his Michael Impellizzeri Polynesian buffet dinner, place your bid dur- own tax consulting business in Stamford. -: ing the live and silent auction, and much The new officers and directors will officially take office on July 1. more. Ticket price is $125 per person, seating is Nature photographer limited and reservations are required. For ticket information, call the American Cancer to share adventures Society at 936-1113, ext. 111. Award-winning nature photographer and e»^@Bt!if«ty»^?isaWtanB»iMiehaeI ybnpellizzeri iSHii will present a musical slide program on his Zofifti 4:30PM adventures in Yellowstone National Park' iffpl Monday at 6 p.m. at the Sanibel Public grants to non-profits Library. Impellizzeri, who has just returned The Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva is from a photographic expedition in inviting local non-profit groups to apply for Yellowstone, will talk about his observations grants. Funds are available for programs that of the natural world. benefit women and children. Applications Impellizzeri uses his imagination to cap- and information can be obtained by calling ture images that others might miss.. Linda Logan at 472-3181 or Bleeker Sealover Constantly on the alert for the unexpected — at 395-3057. • such as a tree stump that looks like a turtle's Deadline for applications is May 15. head in profile complete with an eye —he sees the extraordinary in the ordinary. "Every time you go outside you have the opportunity Boat smart course to find surprises around every corner." MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH BUFFET Impellizzeri has traveled extensively offered in May throughout North America photographing The Sanibel-Captiva Sail and Power 10i30 am - 3pm unusual, though-provoking scenes in nature. Squadron will offer its Boat Smart course to He has published the results of his explo- Lee County boaters May 13 and 20. This ALSO SERVING LUNCH MENU ITEMS rations in an award-winning book, course and the similar Boating Safety course "Impressions of the, Natural World: An are presented several times each year and are DINNER MENU 4 pm -10 pm . Inspirational Journey," which won the presti- open to the public. Students are instructed in RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED gious National Association of Independent the basics of marine safety and given an Publishers Book, Award for the Best Coffee overview of topics such as rules of the road, Table Book. It contains color photographs piloting, knots, and weather that are impor- taken during all seasons across.the country. tant to enjoyment of this area's fine waters. ' The public is invited to attend Ms free Boat Smart is an entry level course, and fol- musical Yellowstone slide presentation. Meet low-on courses in the Squadron's continuing 4:30 pm - 5:3© pm $7.95 - $11.95 the Lee County photographer and author who education program cover these various sub- will sign his books which will be available at jects in more depth. ( EXCLUDING HOLIDAYS ) 'the'program. Boat Smart will be held at the Sanibel The Sanibel Public Library is located at Community Church, 1740 Periwinkle Way 770 Dunlop Road, Sanibel Island. Call 472- from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The cost is $25. 2483 Call course leader Frank Vermes at 472-5153 THURSDAY - SATURDAY or Squadron Education Office Bob McCormick at 466-9450. Attendance is limit- 9 pm - 12:30 am Mother's Day concert ed to 30. A Mother's .Day concert in the park will be 2499 Periwinkle Way • 472-2323 presented by the City of Fort Myers String Located in Baily's Shopping Center 12A • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander Be Sure to Stock up in Your IRA asset has historically offered tions, provided the gain is reinvested back Retirement statistics a higher return over the into your IRA. show that today's Financial longer term than common Diversification, widely accepted as the Business Americans are enjoying stocks. Ibbotson best way to minimize the risk of invest- longer lives and cite infla- Associates, an oft-cited ment and achieve reasonable returns, is tion as retirees' greatest advisor research firm, reports that easy to achieve with the vast array of Briefs economic worry. For that from 1926 through 1998, stocks available among hundreds of indus- reason a fixed monthly stocks offered an annual tries. 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However, there can be no assurance the all dividends reinvested would have grown estate planning, general securities, life an Israeli scientist, specific stocks will provide this service in to over $450. Remember, dividends and insurance, annuities, mutual funds and following r. severe the future. capital gains accumulate in your IRA on a retirement plans. He may be reached at knee injury, 'Hie inclhn •through mil ilu: vioikl. Al Few investment vehicles are of a longer tax-deferred basis. If you sell stock in Raymond James Financial Service, Inc. your IRA for a gain, no tax is due on that member NASD/SIPC, 2340 Periwinkle Way, cation in the nicMliod n:q» term nature than an Individual Retirement of training, principle-; o Account (IRA), and no other financial gain until you' retire and begin distribu- 472-4890, [email protected] or visit his website, ww w. rif. com/a rnoldzgoodman.) movemem auaiencss can others (o enhance therapy programs. Clancy plan4. u> use IK: in thenip\ and m her Pilates-biisL'J IIMI class l\:^i JIO-T^ST desl on-Sanibel this summer.... Medicare and VicdiciiirL ; palional i.Vr: pisi. IIIMSS.IJ.' ACF. collided personal The Dunes Golf &. Tennis Club Social Membership!! Skies servo-. Sanihd, \KIT'S lKjaeh and ihc I Membership Privileges Include: muiv information fall .Vv 8 Complimentary greens fees when using cart May 1 - October 31, 2000 •50% off tennis court fees May 1-October 31, 2000 See Brief • Walking rate of $6.00 per person after 3 p.m. May 1 - October 31, 2000 8 20% discount on dining at Windows On the Water located at Sundial Beach Resort • 20% discount at Bandannas Boutique located at Sundial Beach Resort "•"•iiS? «An ocean Bouti • Use if the club's heated swimming pool '"W&ent. litaarUni Send lieu "faum Sanibel & Worldwid ••• Charging privileges for all club purchases Corals & Exotic Sealife • ! Gifts • Jewelry • Lamps • Si • Participation in all special clubhouse events for members - only & CDs ° Craft Supplies • 1 8 Membership valid May 1st thru November 30th, 2000 T-Shirts ' Cover $ Handmade Xmas On Family Membership only 275.00 TWO SANIBEL U> $ 1157 Periwinkle Way Corporate Membership only 500.00 (Limit 4 people) 472-6891 • OPEN 7 [ZIL] DAYS Stop at The Dunes for more information or call 472-3355.!! 9 til 9:3O CUSTOM DESIGNED SI- Ask About Our Wholesale the DUNES Golf & Tennis Club 949 Sandcastle Road Sanibel, FL 33957 (941)472-3355 Islander • Friday, May 12, 2000 • 13A Brunswick, GA 90/66 onville Sunshine followed by Chance of a shower or clouds. t-storm. Sanibet: Synshine rflixed Fort Myers *. ' >, Sar. High Sat. Low Sun, High Sun, low fine giving way to clouds; it may 92/7- Copetorql 1;38 p.m. 7:94a.m,. l;20a.m. ,8:t3ov.nr, out of tha southeast1 at 10- Bridge —• SflSp-.m,, 2:00 p.m. .9.08 p.m. Captivaof 11:28 a.m. 4-18 a.m. ll:50a,m. 4-57 a.m. Esrero Bay; C^W?wI^^Kise as. the day goes on. Redflsh Pass ihtOp.m 4:57 p.m. — 5-52 p.m. Showers should hold off until later in the day. Southeast Fpit Myers \%& q.m. 8j16a.f|C """* " " > 2j&t p,nr. winds at 15-30 knots. ; Mfltlocha 1:06 p.m. 7:00 a,m. 12:48 am. 7.39 a.m. Pass •— 789 bm, 1:28 p.m. 8,34 p.m PpihtYbel 10:33 am. 4:20 a,m. lQ:55a.m. 4:59 am Values are Saturday's highest exposure to ihe sun's ultraviolet rays 10,15 p.m 4:59 p.m 11:23 p.m. 5 54 p.m. 14 5 6 7 Naple St.James 11:53 am, 4-48am. 12.15p.m. 5:27am 92/73 City 11:35 p.m 5:27 pm. — 6:22 p.m. 0-1 Minimal, 2-3 Low, 4-6 Moderate, 7-9 High, 10+Very High Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation Tempeialure bands are highs for the day. 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Sponsored by the Florida is funded by grants from the State of pool/lanai, fireplace in master, elevated ceilings Humanities Council the program is Florida, foundations and individual dona- and beautiful landscaping. designed to recognize and reward good tions. Further information may be obtained Call John Gee. $574,900, teaching, and address the critical need for through the website at flahum.org or by retaining Florida's best teachers..Each sem- calling the Florida Humanities Council at inar is conducted by a leading scholar in the 813-272-3473. ins? field. Beth Crosby of the Sanibel School Just Listed! This 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home is affordable and adorable . In exceptional condition, with a pool on a canal. $429,900. * Call Eliot Sugerman 472-2614. NEW SHSiL HARBOR LIST ING 1027 Kings Crown Drive. Over 2,600 square feet. Own a new it^me on Sanibel 4 bedrooms & 3 bath plus pool. Beautifully landscaped, new roof. $629,900. After hours call $»#,§§© • $ioorooo. John Gee, 454-5548. 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During its more than three years in zling or buzzing sounds from electrical sys- Twenty-eight of the homesites in the phase Southwest Florida, the Mid-Florida Division tems, hot switch plates, loose plugs and dam- recorded at will surround a lake. of Beazer Homes has built nearly 400 aged insulation, are signs of potential hazards The approximately 60-acre site for homes,. Its current activities in Southwest and should be looked at by a professional Beachwalk Isles Beachwalk Isles is at the southwest corner of Florida include building homes in electrician. The initial sales contracts have been the intersection of McGregor and San Carlos Westminster in Leigh Acres,, Three Oaks, If you would like more information, call recorded-at Beachwalk Isles, a Fort Myers boulevards, approximately four miles from Fiddlesticks Country Club and Cypress LCEC's energy experts at 997-SAVE or 1- community of. single-family homes devel- the gulf beaches of Sanibel or Fort Myers Preserve in Fort Myers and in Pebblebrooke 800-201-SAVE. oped and built by Beazer Homes. Beach. Lakes, North Naples. According to Maryann Crowell, the vice Beazer Homes USA Inc., based in Atlanta, president of sales and marketing for the Mid- GA., is one of the country's ten largest single- Delta adding Florida Division of Beazer Homes, contracts family homebuilders. Besides Florida, it May is National have been recorded for 13 homes. At comple- builds in Arizona, California, Georgia, Cincinnati nonstop tion the community will consist of 170 Maryland, Nevada, New Jersey, North and Electrical Safety Month Delta Air Lines will add a third daily non- homes. It will be developed in three phases. South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Over 40,000 residential electrical fires are stop flight between Southwest Florida and caused by problems with home electrical Cincinnati this summer. Beginning June 1, wiring systems; one person dies every 25 the flight will depart from the hours a result of those fires and thousands are Cincinnati/North Kentucky International injured. In addition, over $2 billion is lost in Airport at 8:30 p.m., arriving at Southwest property damage. In the workplace, one per- Florida International Airport at 10:47 p.m. son is electrocuted every day and millions of Fort Myers-Cincinnati service begins June 2 dollars are lost in corporate and personal pro- with a 7:35 a.m. departure and 9:57 a.m. Close to Sanibel and Ft. Myers Beach ductivity along with the tremendous costs arrival. The flight will operate using a 142- associated with litigation. seatMD88. 3/3, corner unit, riverfront. Fully furnished. Great floorplan In an effort to reduce these numbers, 'The addition of this flight is just another & view. Dock available w/lift. only $399,000 LCEC and the National Electrical Safety example of the growth in our summer visitor Riverfront foundation (NESF) offer these electrical safe- market. Although tourism always will be this ty tips to commemorate National Electrical region's economic mainstay, an increase in 3/3 corner unit on 4th floor, unfurnished, wood floors in Safety month. summer service also indicates Delta's confi- Great Room & Dining Room, wrap-around balcony. Vacant. Bi Check to see that lamps and extension dence in the region's population growth and Super view. $435,000 cords aren't cracked, frayed or covered by economic diversification," said Robert M. rugs or furniture. Ball, AAE, executive director of the Lee M Check light bulbs to determine that the County Port Authority. "The Cincinnati area Call David LaEonge/Broker wattage is appropriate for lighting fixtures. is one of our top 20 markets, and this is evi- at Harbour Isle Realty Inc. to preview, B Check to see that electrical appliances dence there is still tremendous room for Call office (941) 489-4448 or home] are away from damp, hot surfaces and have growth in air service." appropriate air circulation. Reliable Homes, lite. P l>P£etaeul&r mod^l at ©£&ehvi£w? Cstat^s... n 1 alT This three-bedroom, three-bath horn?, features i great room and separate den. Models Op^n Daily from 11:00 flM to 4:00 pM for Additional Information §top ©y Or Call (941) 395-0093 With spectacular views from the second and third levels, this three-bedroom, three-bath R§: from periwinkle Way go south on :,;„.,, , • LJ • SB • • Sunflower Celt 1 renamed — Bank of America 1 J\c\\ Family Restaurant! jDxccllent food at an affoiable price! J~ riendly atmosphere and quality service! changed in Florida. More than 52 business as usual. They will see new Announces $3.1 tons of old signage will be reclaimed signs, but their banking services and OPEN MOTHER'S DAY • ALL DAVI and recycled as part of the Bank of account numbers will not change. million in charita- America commitment to reducing the Customers can continue to use their ;p^M^ impact of its operation on the envi- existing checks and deposit slips until Roast Tom Turkey 9.95 Broiled Boston Scrod 9.95 ble contributions ronment. they run out of their current supply Baked Sugar Premium Ham g'g5 Broiled Norwegian Salmon Oscar "We're very excited1 about unveil- and reorder. Customers will receive Roast Leg of Baby Lamb... I!io]25 10-95 Oriental Chicken..... a 05 Broiled Filet of Grouper MatariEa Bank, of America, created by the ing Bank of America throughout ATiM, debit and credit cards with the Combo Half Slab of BBQ 10.95 merger of NationsBank and. Florida." said Adelaide (Alex) Sink, new Bank of America name and logo Baby Back Ribs S Shrimp ...13.95 Broiled Filet of Snapper AlmonrJine Bank of America Florida president." later this summer. Full Slab of BBQ Baby 10.95 BaiikAmerica in 1998, today official- Back Ribs .13.95 Baked Stuffed Flounder 10.95 ly changes its name in Florida from It is a milestone in our efforts to make "While the conversion to one name Half Slab of BBQ Baby Boast Prime Rib 13.95 banking work for our customers in is important, so too is our continued Back Ribs ...10.95 Diiwuts iMhitlv Soup arSaliii!, choice o! PoMn or Rice, Bread NationsBank to Bank of America. yaw CI.'ITI1:;? a' i'C? y: Vd:r.i j^'o cr i:e crwi: Bank of America unveiled new sig- ways it never has been." commitment to our customers, clients nagc at more than 800 banking cen- In celebration of its "Day One," and communities," said Gcrri Moll, ters throughout the state, including 50 Bank of America is announcing $3.1 president, Bank of America Assorted Fresh Fruit Bowl $2.65 in Southwest Florida. million in grants to fund nonprofit Lee/Collier Counties. ''Bank of TWO Eggs, wllli hash browned potatoes & toast $1.99 As part of the largest sign change organizations across the state. America is more committed than ever Two Eggs, with hashed browned potatoes, bacon, links or patties & toast $2.99 in the history of corporate America, For Bank of America customers in to investing in the growth and eco- Corned Beef Hash Wltli two eggs, liasti browned potatoes & toasl $4.65 approximately 6,800 have been Florida, the brand change means nomic health of our communities." The Two X Two - Two pancakes witli two eggs • $2.45 The TWO X TWO X TWO - rwopam»fas iv/tfi dm «ggs and hvo S»J)IS oflucan, Kfrts orpafl/es.. .$2.99 TWO Crepes - Filled with choice ol strawberries, blueberries, cherries or apples. ..$2.99 GyrOS Omelette - Hash brown potatoes & toast $3.75 Sausage & Cheese Omelette with hash browned potatoes & toast.... $3.95 Country Fried Steak with Two Eggs - mm bastbrowned potstm s,toasf...$4.95 Eggs & Biscuit - Two eggs with sausage gravy, bash brown potatoes and choice of Chamber of Commerce Happenings sausage links, patties or bacon $4.25 Broiled Chopped Steak with Two Eggs Hash browned potatoes inssi....$4,25 Hobo - Hash browned potatoes and onions smothered in melted Swiss, mozzarelia, and M The Sanibel-Captiva landing, the Bailey store teers have headed north visitors how much they American cheese, two eggs & toast...., $3.95 for the summer. The love Sanibel and Captiva Two Egg Beaters- Hash browned potatoes S toast $3.25 iv«/i meat.... $4.25 Chamber of Commerce and the ferry dock were. Italian Sausage & Two Eggs - Hash brown potatoes & toast $3.95 has a Historical-Nature There are also stops at the Chamber is looking for should call Amy Morgan Open 7 Days, 7 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. • Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner trolley tour departing Historical Village and the volunteers of all ages to at the Chamber at 472- 11370 Summerlin Square Dr. daily Monday - Friday at J.N. "Ding" Darling greet visitors from around 1080. Ft. Myers Beach, FL 33931 at 11 a.m.. from the' National Wildlife the world. A volunteer's (941) 415-4262 H Chamber. The narrated Refuge's visitor center. shift is once a week for tour will take tour-goers The tour is two hours and four hours. Volunteers through the days of Calusa costs $15 for adults and help out visitors with Indians, settlers, home- $12 for children. directions and information steaders, famous residents . M Now that season is about Sanibel and Captiyu and visitors. Sites include over, many of the Sanibel- Islands. Training will the lighthouse, and the Captiva Chamber of begin at the end of May. area where the first ferry Commerce winter volun- Those instrested in telling Audi CREWS SEPTIC SERVICE Read the 24 hr. Emergency Service 2000 Audi TT Coupe Septic Tanks • Grease Traps blonder for Lift Station Pumping Pine Island: Most Homes $110-$125f all your ^Sanibel-Captiva: Most Homes community $155-$195 news! BUS. 731-5868 Voice Pager: 335-8920 CRESCENT ISLAND) RECYCLE 3 acres overlooking Sanibel. AH permits 2000 Audi A6 Quattro Yours- for one single family residence up to SANIBEL 4500 sq. ft. Sewage plant & dock have Bring recyclable to been constructed. Deep water access We are offering free with protected dockage. One-Of-A-Kind. c pickup & delivery for the Sanibel Info & photos on request. service on all new Recycling Center $295,000 on Dunlop Road Audis purchased at across from the ALEX. M. GLUHAREFF Owner/Realtor A+ Car World. 1-800t243-9944 Local 283-0220 Sanibel Public Web Site www.gluhareff.com Library. F 18A • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander Obituary Tours available at Historical Village designing and constructing fine furniture Fideles M. Wolf for family and friends. He could often be By Jean Downes the late 1800's. Exclamations of "Oh, spotted paddling the canals on the east end Special to The Islander remember this!" or "My grandmother had Fideles Wolf, 76, of Sanibei died at of Sanibei in his hand crafted Calusa one of those!" are frequent, especially in home on Sanibei May 5 after a long ill- canoe. Wolf is survived by his wife of 49 "Groups that contact us for a tour of the kitchen of the Rutland House museum. ness. Bom in Osage, Iowa, son of Will and years, Jeanne, sons, Michael and wife Sanibel's Historical Village are as varied as The facility is fully accessible to handi- Sophia Wolf, he served in the Asian- Marikay, Robert and Joseph all of they are interested," claims Betty Fisher capped persons. Pacific theater during WWII as a B-29 Minneapolis, Minn, and Paul and wife who handles such special events. "I might Most tour groups come from nearby: radar bombardier officer in the Army Air Barbara of Dallas, Texas; grandchildren; add they are also interesting!" Cape Coral, Fort. Myers, Sanibei and Corps. Recalled to active duty during the Tom, Becky and Jessica; two brothers, six A volunteer docent with the local his- Captiva, of course, even Naples. Korean War, he left the Air Force as a cap- sisters and many nieces and nephews. torical complex, Fisher has taken on mak- "Sometimes they ask advice on where to tain after serving on active duty for a total Visitation was May 8 at Kiser Funeral ing arrangements for groups that call ahead have lunch," according to Fisher, "and of 5 1/2 years. He graduated from Iowa Home. A Memorial Mass celebrating his for special tours. Primarily that entails lin- sometimes they want lunch in Miss State in 1949 with a degree in civil engi- life was held May 9 at St. Isabel Catholic ing up extra docents during regular hours Charlotta's tea room because they admire neering. Mr. Wolf worked as a registered Church on Sanibei. In lieu of flowers or staffing the vintage buildings should the the ambiance. We can handle that if they engineer with Al Johnson Construction memorial contributions may be made to tour be scheduled during normally down don't exceed our seating capacity but they Co., a national heavy civil works Contrac- Foster Parents Mission Club, 17330 times. do have to arrange their own catering and tor, working on dams, navigation locks, Quincy Street, Detroit, MI 48221-2765. "Our favorites are school kids,", she clean up." . bridges, and tunnels. He retired as vice- Arrangements were by Kiser Funeral elaborates. "We get requests from' teachers A recent tour, The League Club of president and chief engineer after a 40- Home. to bring classes as well as Scout troops and Naples, numbered 40 and Betty arranged year career. Retirement years were spent Brownies. The youngsters are fun and ask for a tent in front of the old Bailey store really sensible questions. where the women lunched and then "My feeling is that children growing up enjoyed a performance of "Sanibel's here should have an opportunity to learn Founding Mothers," a skit by Dory first hand about our settlement and growth. Rooker, performed by seven historical vil- Sometimes the kids come back with their lage docents. parents to show them what it's about!" Betty Fisher can be contacted through The other end of the spectrum arc the village, 472-4648, during regular AARP chapters and nursing home resi- hours, which are Wednesday through dents who enjoy a field trip and chance to Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The look backward at their own younger days. location is 950 Dunlop Road, next to Big The historical village presents Sanibel's Arts. • pioneer families and their way of life from Church Services • Congregation Bat Yam, Sanibei Congregational Temple of the Islands United Church of Christ p Sunday: 7:45 a.m., Morning Chapel;. Fridayid : 8 p.m., Reforf m SSynagogue ser- 9 and 11 a.m., full Service vices . . . 472-0497 472-4446 : -.;•.. > St. Isabel Catholic Church First Church of Christ Daily Mass: 8:30 a.m. • V Scientist Saturday: 9 a.m., Confession; 5:30 p.m., 1... - Vigil; Sunday: 8:30, 10:30 a.m., Morning Sunday: 10:30 a.m., service and Masses \ Sunday school; 472-2763 ENTERTAINMENT Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. service; L Reading room open 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. 472-8684 St. Michael & All Angels UPPER DECK Episcopal Church Peace Church Saturday: 5 p.m., Holy Eucharist Congregation of the Sunday: 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30 a.m., Holy Great Prices Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Eucharist Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Bible Study: 8:45 a.m Weekdays: Wednesday, 9 a.m. Eucharist for 437-2599 . Waterfront Accommodations! with Healing; Thursday, 7:30 a.m., Holy Motel Reservations 463-9258 Eucharist • (Boat Docks Available) Sanibei Community Church 472-2173 Sunday: 8 a.m., Traditional Communion Worship Service; 9 a.m., Contemporary The Unitarian-Universalist SUPER HAPPY HOUR! family Worship Service; 10 a.m. Traditional.Worship Service with chancel Society of the Islands Monday Thru Saturday 3 - 6 p.m. choir; 11 a.m., Contemporary Worship 472-2684 . . First Sunday of the month: 7:30 p.m., Nov. DRINK SPECIALS! 7-April. OFF ANY DINNER ENTREE! Seating before 6 p,m, Monday • Thursday Thru May 17,2000 If you know anyone having q birthday, let us know or Excluding Holidays. One coupon per person, per visit, please! bring us a picture* we'd love to offer our best wishes. islander • Friday, May 12, 2000 • 19A time for Mother's Day! The "Lung Card" Youth Baseball & Softball Toyrism Classic golf Baby swim lessons offers reduced rates at more than 450 Florida (week ending March 23) golf courses between May 1 and October 31, A Major League W L The Tourism Classic Golf Tournament at offered 2000. The card also offers discounts at cours- 1 Marlins 13 4 the Dunes Golf and Tennis Club is May 19 at Interested in baby swim lessons? Six es in Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi, 9 Rockies 10 7 1:30 p.m. Presented by the Lee County Sports months to 24 months - classes forming per including over 700 courses in the four states. 1 Giants 13 4 Organizing Committee and the Lee County request. Contact Coby Amadio at The Sanibel Many courses offer year-round play. Golf cart 1 Astros 5 12 Chapter of the Florida Hotel and Motel Recreation Complex 472-0345 or 472-0302. rental is required. 1 Yankees 10 7 Association. The tournament's proceeds will The Mother's Day Special offers two four- I Diamond Backs 0 17 assist in supporting various tourism-related state Golf Privilege Cards for the sale price of educational programs and civic projects New pool hours one — only $20. Cards are available at Ak, Minor League w L sponsored by these organizations. The format Sanibel Recreation Complex new pool American Lung Association offices in St. 9 Pirates 5 1 will be a four-man scramble, with the $100 hours are Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to Petersburg, Tampa, Sarasota and Fort Myers. 1 Tigers 6 0 per person registration fee including cart and 8 p.m. (only in accordance with daylight sav- Phone and fax orders are also accepted. Be greens fees, prizes, tee gifts, on course bever- ings time). Normal hours are 10 a.m to 5 p.m. sure to mention the Mother's Day Special 9 Indians 4 3 • . 1 Cubs ages, awards ceremony, and a luncheon at Any questions please contact 472-0345 or when ordering. Offer expires May 19, 2000. 1 5 11:30 a.m. Registration for the tournament is E Angels 472-0302. All purchases fight lung disease — the 1 6 on a first-come, first-served basis. For regis- third leading cause of death in the U.S. tration and sponsorship information call For more information about the Golf ik Girls Softball W L 226-4402. Golf Card perfect Privilege Card, call 1-800-771-5863 or (727) 1I Blue Jays 7 1 347-6133; or send your order to Golf E1 Dodgers 5 3 for Mother's Day Privilege Card, 6170 Central Avenue, St. I9 Cardinals 3 5 Beachview Men Petersburg, FL 33707. Please add $2 per 1I Phillies 7 The 2000 Golf Privilege card brings great - 1, The Beachview Men's Golf Association golf savings from the American Lung order for shipping and handling. Fax: (727) played on May 2 and the individual low net Association of Gulfcoast Florida — just in 345-0287. Last week's games scores on the back nine were: Sam Jaffee • Majors coming in first place with 27; second was Marlins 12 D-Backs 4; Marlins 18 D-Backs Dick Grant with 29; and third was Nate 13; Yankees 21 Rockies 6; Yankees 13 Sheckman with a 31. Rockies 6; Giants 25 Astros 12; Giants 12 Astros 10 OFFSHORE POWER A Minor League Dunes Men Angels 23 Pirates 6 I On May 3 the Dunes Men's Golf May 6th: Lexing/fBOAl T RACES Tigers 11 Indians 8 Association played a 4-man, 2 best ball for- Saturday 7 a.mgraTrGolTTouTnarnenf. registration. r A Girls Softball mat. The A Flight winners were Jim Clark, Info: 278-1199, Chris Moskal Phillies 12 Dodgers 4 Don Fields, D. Wilhoit, and M. Friedersdorf 3 0 0 0..-1 Blue Jays 17 Cardinals 7 May 13th: Hooters Motorcycle Poker Run. flSr- with a 113. Winners of the B Flight were D. Saturday Info: 851-3612, Bob Milano Jones, C. York, B. Arthur, and J. Basher at Highlights: 124. I May 16th: Cilgo Racing, Bell Tower Big game Tuesday! Giants vs. Marlins. Tuesday Holiday Inn, Budweiser Public Party. Info: 940-5044, Marc Wood - ' *s ' 4 ^ ( May 18th: Bridge Closes for Parade at Reserve Now for Mother's Bag J •, « ,,6;3pp,m, „>,» ' i I PHYSICIAN Pete's Time Out Boat Parade, GROUT Fort Myers Beach, 7 p.m. Info: 482-5089, Tom Roberts Full and Fart time, positions Times Square Party, Fort Myers Beach, 8 to 11 p.m. available in our SanibeS location. info: 994-8993, John Lallo $9,04- $1O iO/§M- Drivers VIP Parly, Open to the Public, a Bridge Restaurant, 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. • Appointment Schedulers - Into: 278-1.199, Chris Mpskal Requires heavy switchboard May 19th: Media Day Morning, Bridge Restaurant, 8 a.m. to noon. and data entry skills Friday Info: 940-5044,Marc Wood. Hooter's Block Party, 6 to 11 p.m., Downtown Ft. Myers. • Financial Counselors - Rest^tifan^ and lounge Featuring Columbia recording artist "Neve" 5 Experience with front office Info: 940-5044/Marc Wood or 851-8612/Bol) Milano. X \o I- ,!'M News-Press Waves Dry Pits, Lee County Sports Complex, 8 to 5 p.m. operations preferred. '.Info: 910-6335, Dean Highfill. • Medical Assistants - Wet Pits, Bridge Restaurant, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Info: 765-6500, Don Dumont. Experienced in back office IVlay 20th: Holiday Inn Bell Tower Boat Race, Ft. Myers Beach, 1 p.m. operations, med administration Saturday Info: 994-5049,Bob Beasley. and phlebotomy. i •* Entertainment 2nd Boat Race, Ft. Myers Beach, 2:30 p.m. Info: 994-5049, Boi Beasley. ARROW 94.5 Beach Party, Lynn Hall Park, Ft. Myers Beach, Interested Candidates > nightly until closing FREE Concert 3:30 to 9:00 Featuring Rick Darringer Info: 278-1199, Chris Moskal. Please apply in person: News-Press Waves Dry Pits, Lee County Sports Complex, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to Human Resources Open Daily for Dinner Info: 910-6335 Dean Highfill. located at 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Wet Pits, Bridge Restaurant, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Info: 765-6500, Don Dumont. Drivers Party at DiamondHead, 5 to 7 p.m. Info: 454-2772. Lee Memorial Hospital Lee County Sports Complex Concert, 7 to 11 p.m. Info: 940-5044, Marc Wood major credit cards accepted 2701 Cleveland Ave. Suite B May 21st: 1st Boat Race, Ft. Myers Beach, 1 p.m. Info: 994-5049, Bob Beasley. Fort Myers, FL 33901 Specializing in private parties ' Sunday News-Press 100 Boat Race, Ft. Myers Beach, 2:30 p.m. Info: 994-5049, Bob Beasley. Reservations recommended ARROW 94.5 Beach Party, Lynn Hall Park, Ft. Myers Beach, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fax:941-772-6389 Info: 278-1199, Chris Moskal. Drug, Smoke Free Workplace. News-Press Waves Dry Pits, Lee County Sports Complex, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1244 Periwinkle Way Info: 910-6335 Dean Highfill. EOE Wet Pits, Bridge Restaurant, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Info: 765-6500, Don Dumont. Sanibel Awards Ceremony, Bridge Restaurant, 6 to 8 p.m! LEE MEMORIAL Info: 994-8993, Debby Lallo or Mitch Haley. HEALTH SYSTEM 472-5555 20A • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander 10 a.m. answering the phone and referring calls to Refuge open longer SCCF providing m Beach Walks the individual the caller asks for — and our Free with admission to center. Meet new telephone system has taken some, but hours this summer variety of programs inside on Thursdays at 9 a.m. not all, of that burden away. The clerical From now through August, Wildlife M Trails, Education Center, Nature Shop H Dolphin and Wildlife Adventure work consists of taking down the necessary Drive in the J.N. "Ding" Darling National and Book Store Cruises daily at 4 p.m. in partnership with date in order to send future visitors informa- Wildlife Refuge will be open later in the Open admission of $3 per adult, children Captiva Cruises. Boat trip by reservations tion about the refuge, about Sanibel, etc., evening — until approximately one-half under 17 free and members free. The hours only. Call 472-5100 to reserve space or for etc. Once a month this person would also hour before sunset, which places the gate- until May 31 are 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. more information about this and other cruis- mail out birthday cards to volunteers on a closing at 7:30 p.m. in May and August, 8 Monday through Friday. In June, July, es/The cost is $20 for adult, $10 per child list we provide; occasionally, there is some p.m. in June and July. Vehicles must leave August and September the hours are 8:30 ages 3-12 and under 3 are free. light typing, but typing is not a qualification the refuge by sunset. The hours for the a.m. to 3 p.m. for a volunteer. And every once in awhile, Center for Education are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. H Native Plant Nursery we give the Wednesday person a project he In celebration of International Migratory No admission fee, retail sale of native Volunteers needed or she can do while 'waiting for the phone Bird Day May 1.3, a guided early morning vegetation is available. Monday through to ring!' bird-watching tour will take place at 8:30, Friday.the hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and at refuge "It's kind of a fun job and you learn a lot let by some of the refuge's most knowl- Saturdays are by appointment only. During J. D. B olden, volunteer coordinator at the about the refuge, about who does what and edgeable birders. The program is free, but June, July, August and September the hours J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife about what the island has to offer a potential reservations are required and may be made are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Refuge on Sanibel, still needs volunteers in visitor •— a mini chamber of commerce sort by calling Jeff Combs at 472-1100 ext. 228. M Guided Trail Tours the enlarged Visitor Center bookstore. The of position." Participants should meet at the flagpole at Local residents talk about life on the Center for Education is now open seven To get a feel for what volunteering at the the foot of the entrance ramp to the islands, native habitats, preservation efforts days a week and, "since some of my best refuge is all about or to sign up, contact J. D. Education Center. and. wildlife. Free with admission to center - workers have gone north for the. summer, Bolden at 472-1100 Ext. 222. Don't forget - In addition, the refuge will have avail- meet inside Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday we're very short-handed," he says. you'll be working inside, in the air-condi- able free posters depicting the peregrine fal- at 9 a.m. "Volunteers are needed to run our quite tioning, when it's 90 degrees outside. con for interested visitors. H Butterfly House Tours user-friendly cash register and to help stock $ 1 per person on Tuesdays and Fridays at the store. No heavy lifting and all volunteers get a ten percent discount in the gift shop. SCCF offers Plant SD "In addition," he adds, "the very faithful, very loyal very reliable volunteer who course again in June You can purchase any of the photos •answered the phone and did some clerical Due to the high level of interest in its work for us on Wednesdays has had a med- plant identification course and the willing- ical emergency and will be out at least until ness of Dr. Willard Payne to teach it again, you see in our newspapers! the end of the summer. Therefore, I need at SCCF will be offering another Plant --| T~ V* •* least one, probably two, people to do that. Identification 2000 course in June. In this Someone is needed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. - six-session course, Dr.' Payne will discuss could be 9 to 12 and 12 to 3, or it could be plant classification hierarchy, identification one shift from 9 to 3. Most of the job is techniques, seed plants, the vegetative body, flowers, fruits, ferns, and grasses. The classes will be SOON held from 9-11 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday „.' io COME!! TO DROP YOUR PANTS!!! - "^ full-Lolor beginning on June, 13 and I in... ;!! ending on June 19. The "For Mi! Y&ur Sewing classes will be lab-oriented, so only 20 people cap be • Hems * Zipper Replacements Captiva, accommodated. The cost for Special Occasion Designs i the full course is $20 or $5 Photo on CD or disk Costumes•Window Treatments IM per class. Please call m6su nllow 10 busi Including Quality Leather Repair & Patches Melissa Upton at 472-2329 ness days Cor deliver"y to register. 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They don't seem to sting me at all, but Asomething I don't up. them off the hooks — a foolish thing to do. some of my snorkelers looking for shells will see veiy much — a very Shelling Thankfully, not too many I learned to scuba drive not far from Key say they had a burning feeling for a few min- dangerous jellyfish. A few come to our shores. The man- Biscayne and, on a practice dive, I started to utes. However, they are big and obvious so of these balloon-looking the Islands of-war is a deepwater jellyfish ascend, but I wasn't looking up as I headed you can side-step them easily enough. things washed ashore on which travels the world by for surface. I got caught in the tentacles of a There have been years when there seems Cayo Costa. It has been a being caught up in strong cur- man-of-war. The burning and stinging was to be many, many of these jellyfish. Then we couple years since I have rents. The Gulf Steam is the intense. Once on the dive boat, I could see will go for a few years and see just a scatter- seen one. dominant water flow in our that the tentacle had come just over and just ing. The Portuguese-Man-of- part of the world and there are below my mask. My face looked as if I "had There are a couple types of jellyfish which War is, like just about all jel- times when the man-of-war been whipped. It took a couple of hours for are seen more often, One is the comb jelly. lies, quite a lovely thing to will come to our beaches. it to go away. It is nearly transparent in the water and see. They are purple, which This can happen after a pro- As I said, it is a rare event to find one of comes in great numbers at times. I hardly really sets them apart from longed period of westerly the man-of-war jellyfish on our beaches here ever see them in the bays, but they can show anything else on the beach, winds. We had that for most in Southwest Florida.: The two I came upon up along the gulf beach. Again, I have dived but there are also two other of the month of April. It were starting to diminish in the sun. They with these many times and they don't seem to distinctive things about seemed as if the west winds had been on the beach for a day or so and it sting me. ' them. would never let up. It's those was taking a toll. Most of the tentacles had One of die others which can produce One is that this jellyfish winds which can blow a few fallen off on the trip up the sandy beach. some discomfort when accidentally touched floats above water with the of the floating jellies far off Strangely, I can touch the balloon part and is the sea nettle. They are sometimes seen aid of an inflatable balloon Capt. Mike course and into the shallows of not get stung. stranded at low tides, mostly in the warmer which can be 12 inches long. the islands along the western Over on the eastern side of the state, it's times of the year. 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T/W, C/C, FM stereo. Book SUMMER SALE Lehigh 3B/2B $76,000, large lot, ONLY $199 DOWN! Beautifully Cumberland Plateau, TN 375 ac Western North Carolina Mountains: $18,000, ask $14,900. Sale on selected Kayaks, near school, can be seen any- Wooded, High & Dry Homesites hunting/recreational land w/a Where there is cool mountain air, 541 -1637-leave message. Sailboats & Accessories. time 941-910-1623 near Caloosahatchee River and view. $495/ac 931-946-3146. views and streams. For Free Best selection to choose from! Ft. Myers. Only$66/mo. Florida Brochure call 1-800-642-5333. Plymouth Grand Voyager SE, 1992, Wilderness, Hobie, Heritage, REACH THE WORLD Land Financial Corp. Must liqui- DISCOVER NORTH CAROLINA Realty of Murphy 317 Peachtree Run your Classified ad power pack, tape deck, clean Prljon & Windrider Dealers. date final 40 lots. Call now Toll mountains. Low taxes & cost of Street, Murphy, NC 28906. in the Lee County Shopper interior, luggage rack, service Call Captiva Kayak Co. Free 1-877-352-5263. living, cool summers. Log cabins, and run on the INTERNET homes, acreage, creeks & views. : records. $4000. 939-7164 (941)395-2925 for only $3.00 additional VACATION www.leecountyshopper.com DUPLEXES FOR "We have everything!" for free Reading Mechanics 9ft. utility tool- Call 941-574-5644 color brochure. 1 -800-837-7656 RENTALS* box, good shape $450, with 70 New current designs Fiberglass and consider it Murphy Mountain Land co. 'As Good As Sold!' SALE www.rnurphyrnountainjandcoxorn International 1600 truck $650. '74 Sea Kayak, 17'6", rudder, Atrium; Ford 8000 tandem dump 1160 $1,890. Call (941) 472-8485 QUICK CASH. Good or bad cred- it. Self employed. No income LAKE BARGAIN 3+ACRE $24,900 Exclusive, beautifully Cat, runs good, truck needs work FTMYERS decorated Gulf-front luxury. $2950. Truck parts- 5+ diesel big verification. Foreclosure, bank- with Boat Slip! Beautifully wooded ruptcy all OK! 1st & 2nd with access to spectacular 35,000 2BR/2BA, den, truck engines, 5, 8, 9, 13.&15 BEACH HOMES Wrap-around balcony. Glorious speed transmissions, many rear PERSONAL Mortgage. Mortgage Corp, acre recreational lake in TENN. FMB - One"of a kind, Historic Network Lie. Correspondent Near golf course! Paved roads, views, axles, must take all $1950. WATERCRAFT 3BD/2BA, wood fioors, canal. In Sunsets! 368-1994. Lender. Call 1-888-999-8744. utilities. Financing. Call owner Sea Dob GS, '97, less than 75 desirable N/Midlsland location on www.cashyes.corn 1-800:704-3154, Ext#3734 Call owner for brochure. hours, includes cover & trailer. very large lot. 240 Sterling Ave. (800) 484-7304-PIN 8286 RECREATION~ Moving must sell. $3,500. nego- Sale or Lease Option. $228,500. MANUFACTURED LAKEFRONT 7 AC/MTN VIEWS or (770) 664-7186 tiable. 278-5707-leave message. 334-0999, after hours 463-4246. $39,900. RARE acreage w/incred- VEHICLES : HOMES ible mtn. views on 30,000 acre TIME SHARE LEE COUNTY Ft. Myers, Jamaica Bay, health recreational lake. Enjoy yr. round Georgie Boy Cruise Air II, 1987. LOTS FOR SALE Lot for sale 43,915 sq ft. Ready to forces quick sale & immediate boating, skiing, fishing. Great FOR SALE 32', 39K miles, sleeps 8. Self con- build. 6095 Dinkins Lake Road HOMES possesion of this completely fur- financing. Call TN Timberline now tained with generator, full bath, close to Bowman's Beach. nished double wide Jacobsen (800) 829-5253, ext. 9 Casa Y Bel Resort AC, auto jacks, TV, regular gas. Sanibel Island, must sell asking manufactured home. 2br/2ba, on Gulf Excellent condition. $18,900. Large 3BR/3BA 2 story home in $119,000. Call (305)662-2620 or inside utility room, enclosed For Sale or Rent 941-437-6698 Marion County near Belleview. • (305)753-5250. porch, separate workshop, cov- Wks. 48, 49, 50 One acre, hardwood floors, large Sleeps 6 Pop-up Coleman Camper. Excellent ered parking, upgrades, $33,000. ONLY $199.00 DOWN! Beautifully . screened porch. For information Buy one/all condition. Sleeps seven, screen PBO. (941 )992-8557 wooded high/dry homesites at call 352-245-5088 Priced for quick sale room, large storage trunk, a/c, Caloosahatchee River near Ft. EQUAL HOUSING (941)261-3078 heater, refrigerator, bike racks, Myers. Only $66/mo. Florida .OPPORTUNITY. MOBILE HOMES Marina Village w/access to Atlantic Email CGP [email protected] $5,200 OBO, 848-8791 Days, Financial Liquidates Final 40 lots. All real estate advertised in this Ocean "COASTAL GEORGIA 549-2977 evenings. newspaper is subject to the Toll-free (877) 352-5263 FOR SALE BECKONS" - "Boatslips", New Federal Fair Housing Act of PACKAGE DEALS, your land or Homes, North of Jacksonville, 1638 which makes it illegal to ours. No money down. Payments . Florida near St. Marys, VACATION UTILITY . REACH THE WORLD advertise any preference, limi- Run your Classified ad tation or discrimination based starting at 3 bedrooms, $259/mo. Cumberland Island. Homesites PROP. TRAILERS^:. ~ in the Lee County Shopper on race, color, religion, sex, 4 bedrooms $299/mo. 5 bed- $25,900-205,000. (888) and run on the INTERNET handicap, familial status or rooms $325/mo. AH applications 534:8409. national origin, or an intention & RENTALS TRAILERS, TRAILERS, TRAILERS, for only $3.00 additional accepted. Toll Free (877) to make such preference, limi- NORTH CAROLINA MTNS: 10 * Over 100.in stock, enclosed cargo www.leecountyshopper.com 305-5640. . . tation or discrimination. This acres w/incredible long range & auto carriers, plus 3 car carriers Call 941-574-5644 publication will not knowingly views, $29,900; 21 acres with & open trailers. Great financing, and consider it accept any advertised for real INWESYMENf panoramic view $39,900 A POINTE SANTO credit'cards welcome American 'As Good As Sold!' estate which is in violation of Financing Available. DE SANtBEL Trailer Co. Tanip'a, - tfhe law. Ourreaders are hereb* Informed] that airdwellTngs JY - '1-800-231-6508/ "' Luxurious Gulf Front 1-888-869-2253. Authorized ' WATERFRONT*" advertised in this newspaper IhveS'frne'firopporfuritly.' 2".'4* ' Penthouse Condo For Rent Dealer Haulmark & Pace are available on an equal acrss, zoned for retail/commar- NORTH CAROLINA Where the blue 2BR/2BA PROPERTY opportunity basis. If you feel cial/professlonal office and resi- Ridge meets the Smokiesl Screened Lanal with Spiral POWER BOATS Cape Coral, direct access, no you have been discriminated dential. Located on busy Highway Homes, Cabins, Acreage, Lots, Staircase to Private bridges, 3br/2ba, 2-car garage, against you may file a com- 484 in high growth area 11 miles Farms, Creek & Lakefront. . Rooftop Sundeck. plaint by calling The Florida 1975 Chriscraft twin turbo dlesels. 3,951 total sq.ft., 1521 SW 52nd from Ocala, 2 miles from Carolina Mountain Homes Real Gorgeous Sunrises and Commission on Human Rights Sunsets. 30' fly bridge, full cabin. Shower & Terr. All assessments paid. Tiled at 1-800-342-8170 or HUD at Interstate 75. Includes 4 commer- Estate. (800) 747-7322 ext. 40. head. Bimini top. Electronics. roof, davits, concrete dock & pool. 1-800-669-9777. For more info cial rental units, 2 homes, wells, Or visit www. Beautifully Decorated Clean. $35,000. Day 10a!m.- $225,000 o.b.o. 549-7648 please call the Lee County all in tip top shape. Appraised for carolinamountainhqmes.com And Fully Equipped. 5p.m. (941) 472-1971 or night Office of Equal Opportunity $500,000. Asking $395,000. Call Substantial Savings. (941) 433-3302. Please leave NFM Yacht Club Colony, 3B/3B, 941-335-2267 352-245-1948 after 7pm. No TENNESSEE LAKE BARGAIN. 3 Call Owner: message. 2-car garage, 2-docks, boat lift, Realtors. acres with boat slip $24,900. 610-664-2371 good condition, reduced to Beautifully wooded, spectacular $124,900,543-4216 Looking for a new home? REAL ESTATE views, with access to crystal clear 1-877-FLA:H_OMZ (352-4669) ; mtn. lake-next to 18 hole golf DISTANT course! Paved roads, utilities, "ABSOLUTELY" Old Pelican Bay!! GENERAL REAL ASHEVILLE NCTatedWplace to soils tested. Low, low financing. SOUTHWEST FLORIDA'S Fort Myers Beach, retire in US avery Park/gated Call owner now (800) 704-3154, BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND #1 CONSIGNMENT DEALER direct gulf access, community surrounded by the ext, 3735 Gingerbread House COVERED, SECURE, • Canal front Lot. ESTATE FORECLOSED HOIVIESr "Low of Pisgah Naitonal Forest. All ameni- A new private home with HIGH TRAFFIC LOCATION. Prestigious Gated Tennessee, less than 1 hour from $0 Down!** Gov't & Bank Repos ties, views, streams. (888) Victorian Key West charm. LICENSED, BONDED Community of Old Chattanooga 20 majestic acres AND INSURED being sold now! Fantastic 387-9070. A two minute stroll from Florida Style Homes. WE BUY CLEAN BOATS!!! Savings! Financing Available, www.landresouregrgijp.com overlooking rocky River Gorge, a beautiful private beach $185,000. AND 1 -800-501 _-1777 Ext. 1601 private. 931-946-3146. on the Gulf. WE SELL CLEAN BOATS!!! 573-3623 after 5PIVI BEAUTIFUL WESTERN N.C. - In Village near historic 940-2030 Cell FORECLOSED HOMESl* ** Low or Homes, Cabins, Acreage, Chapel-By-The-Sea, and FISCHER MARINE $0 Down!** Gov't & Bank Repos Lakefront Property & Farms. WESTERN NC MOUNTAINS South Seas Plantation Resort. 941-694-4626 being sold nowl Financing Cherokee Mountain Realty Inc. Homes, Cabins, Acreage, Two bedrooms, two full baths; FOR SALE BY Available! Local Listings, 1285 W-US Hwy. 64 Murphy, NC Cherokee Mountain Realty, Inc. fully equipped kitchen; - 1-800-338-0020..Ext, 1604. 28906. Call for Free Brochure. 1285 W US Highway 64 Murphy, washer/dryer; Bayliner '93 OWNER 1-800-841-5868 NC 28906 Call for Free Brochure. screened veranda. 18'outboard, 90HP FORECLOSED HOMES. LOW OR 1-800-841-5868. Furnished with Shaker needs minor upholstery work $0 down! Gov't & bank repos BEST KEPT Secret in North antiques. Carolina. Free brochure on moun- Western North Carolina. Mountain Must sell Sanibel - being sold nowl Fantastic sav- Photos & references available. tain, creek, lake, and farm proper- property by owner with financing. $3500 OBO 2BR, 2.5BA Blind Pass Condo. ings! Financing available..Local December 15th thru April 30th ties. Call or write Mountain It's all herel Roads, creeks, water- Call 941-542-2768 2 porches, W/D, listings (800) 501-1777, ext. 1699. $1,600, per week. Country Realty, 157 Hwy 64 falls, borders national forest, May to December 14th Pool, Tennis, underground power, spectacular Government Program. First time West. Hayesville, NC 28904. Call $795./wk, , private, direct access to views & affordable payments. Glasstron GS 205, 1998, 20ft., V6 buyers program. Land &Home 1-800-230.-8898 Special rate in Jan. & Apr. Bowman's Beach 888-TDC-LAND (832-5263) Volvo, 145 hrs'., depth finder, bimi- Packages. No Credit Needed. No Pets. Excellent rental history. BREVARD, NC. LOG Cabin Retreat ni top, cover & stereo, like, new, i'-877-305-5640 www.tdcnorth.com. Rate applies to 4 people. $349,000. 5+ AC/Sprlng/$79,900.Beautiful $15,995. Negotiable. Call Write;Henry Romersa (904)280-0151 new log cabin being built Western North Carolina - Escape to 218-7718, after 5p.m, -.540-3347 PACKAGE DEALS, your land or (Captiva) w/overl ,000 sq. ft. living space. the country & relax. Free informa- ours. No money down. Payments 4911 Tanglewood Drive Sea Doo Speedster-1998,16'-6", starting at 3 bedrooms, $259/mo. Incredible high elevation setting, tion on mountain properties, cab- Heritage Palms 36 holes/golf Nashville, TN 37216 220HP, 60MPH, 15 hrs., 1-yr. ext. 4 bedrooms $299/mo. 5 bed- gorgeous mtn. views & crystal ins, homes & investments, course equity included, 2/2, 4th 615-262-9859 warranty. All equipt. Trailer. Just rooms $325/mo. Ail applications clear mtn. spring. Easy financing. Appalachian Land Company floor, lake view, $149,500, tuned, $12,500. firm. accepted. Toll Free Must see.Call now (800) 800-837-9199. 5510 W. US 64, owner/braker.1-877-352-4669 (941)540-1534; 877-305-5640. 829-6183, ext. 18. Murphy, NC 28906. 26A • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander CLASSIFIED VACATION APARTMENTS & MOBILE HOMES PAINTING CLINIC FOR REHABILITATION OF WILDLIFE, INC. P.O. nn\ 150, SmiUu1! Lslaiid, I'l. 3H PROP. DUPLEXES FOR worn ; To ours! Illlf^ja!^ $10,000 -$49,999 $50,000 - $99,999 Tired of the investment roller coaster? Open a Colonial Bank Money Market Access Account and enj oy a higher interest rate, easy access to your money and the security of FDIC insurance. Plus, when you open a Money Market Access Account, you can take advantage of a special rate on Colonial's 11-month CD. Save the thrill rides for the amusement park. Stop by or call your local Colonial Bank office at (941) 472-1314 and tell us what We Can Do for you! COLONS/RANK. • . . • Member FDIC . .' : : ' , C wviA-v.colpnialbank.com , . • , 'Annual Percentage Yield as of the date of this newspaper. The APY reflects the total amount of interest on an account based on the interest rate and frequency of compounding for a 365-day period. Minimum balance required of $500,00 to open a certificate of deposit. 11-month yield also applies to IRA accounts. Offer not available to financial institutions. Extra interest offers not applicable to these accounts. Offer available for a limited time only, Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. To obtain the stated APY a Money Market Access Account must be opened. If the Money Market Access Account Is riot opened the APY will be 6.50%. "Annual Percentage Yield (APY) effective 4/23/00. Opening deposit $2500. Balances from $2500 to $9999 will earn 3.00% APY. $12.00 per month service charge if balance falls, below $2500. Rates subject to change. Limited transaction account. • ' . : • 28A • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander 1 I ', > I •i',i , ' \ ' i. i : '' s •if TIL A^:; JCO BARBiiRfi mm &wm i Like brand new 3 W/2 BA*i fjrnly room ' 3 BR, 2 BA and 2 screened porches 1 tile Lhroughout Garage and storage 3 t ai g.ii.uju j- '.v^tkshop/stLidio 1 Exquisitely furnished and fully equipped ' Asking $950,000. 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'' ,who>has starred at . the Old Schti'olKouse •?% Theater an _J Three nev\ .shovkp aj'o propiit'i.ig io open :tt aiea Lnc- i «tlr*'rf Wi Ibv mo-iiii of f- ^'-"t ^%*;" ] Siuash season at Barbara Mann Hall, with hot new bhows richeduled foi- next rieason. See page 4B. )-'O\V i-'V^V'MG J Shown rue -- :ili \38DK. _J Eye on arts with .Jill Goodman — 4B , I' J Spotlight - SB _| Lihrary Column — 6B P- Olii'Mltllad l'l-i- 11 X Kindcrj-artoners Carly De(Jennaro and Stephen (.iomcz-l'cck work on a Mother's Day _l At your leisure — 8B project 2B • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander ?***•, CAPTIVA gg The Old Restaurants Dancing '._«%*»**!** '«».< Captiva Shopping V:?*i ••I.-. ». 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"50" 481-4849 (941) 596-6683 May 25-June 11 • •Andrew Lloyd Webber starring M "How to Succeed in Business without "Piping Hot" - Kids Conspiracy Michael Bolton Really Trying" May 20, $5 H "Alladin and his Magic Lamp" Through May 14, $40 - $60, times vary Through June 11, $25 Orchestra Ensembles May 13 & 20, $5 "Weird Al" Yankovic "Musical Contrasts" May 18, $22.50-$35.50 Naples Philharmonic May 14, 3 p.m. Broadway Palm (941) 597-1900 $18 adults, $9 students Fort Myers Coral Oaks M Philharmonic Orchestra & Chorus Philharmonic Orchestra 278-4422 Cape Coral golf course performance "Patriotic Pops" "Magnificence and. Melancholy" M "Fiddler on the Roof 574-0825 May 12, $35 adult, $16 student $39 adults, $4 students. Through May 17, $20-$37 H Kirk Whalum, "Sounds of Jazz"Concert H The Magic Carpet Concerts Off Broadway Palm May 13, $18 (ages 3-9) Unless noted all shows start at 8 p.m. Call H "Swinging on a Star" "Carnival of Strings" for matinee dates and times. Through May 27, $18-$30 May 13, $5 Dining Guide Corner Rabbit Road & San-Cap 3®5-85®l NFL & NCAA games, pool table & darts IIAUAN/PIUA BEEV & Raw Bar - clams, oysters, shrimp & crab legs Dolce Vita Beachview Steak House Happy Hour - 3-7 p.m. with drink specials J 244 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel J J 00 Purview Drive the Crow's Hes* 472-5555" 472-4394 at Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive 472-5161 Island Pizza Old Captiva House May 12th- 13th —We* j 619 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel •15951 CqptiuaRoad, Captiva May 14th1- 17th— John Salamon 472-1581 (at iween waters inn) May!8th-20th — To Be Announced La Vigna Italian 472-5161 l» Restaurant and Grille The Seafood Factory 1244 Periwinkle Way 472-5555 1625 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Comer of Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay Rd. 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The Crow's Nest Live piano music nightly, 6:30 to close 2055 Periwinkle way 15951 Captiva Road, Captiva 472-O69O (at 'Tween Waters inn) Sanifeel @rili WAIPOTBONI 472-5161 703 Tarpon Bay Road 4 Jft-3 I 18 island House Restaurant Sport packages • Late night Happy Hour daily Canoe and Kayak .Located at the Corner Seaf @©€i Factory 15951 CuptiuaRoad . of Rabbit Road and San/Cap Road 2499 Periwinkle Way Qt7%-% 313 (at iween Waters inn) 472-831 1 Live EntertainmentWednesday/Thursday Karaoke Saturday 472-5161 Lighthouse Cafe DEM 362 Periwinkle Way, sanibel Huxters 472-O3O3 1201-07 Periwinkle, Sanibel The Sanibel Grill 472-6988 703 Tarpon Bay Roaol 472-HlKE 4B • Friday, May 12, 2000 a Islander Review 1999-2000; Preview 2000-2001 Barbara B. Mann Hall gets rave reviews for a smash season and the audience roared Looking back with their delight. The Great White Way of Behind • The hilarious Southwest Florida leads to the "Victor/Victoria" delighted Barbara B. Mann Performing the scenes audiences as the situation Arts Hall where another season became entangled with a of shows brought standing ova- female singer playing a tions. man who impersonates a Improvements to the Hall, to woman. the tune of $250,000, two years • "Annie" came to town ago enabled the theater to over the New Year's week- accommodate major touring end and the precocious red- companies and mega-hit headed moppet had audi- Broadway productions. ences share her woes and If audiences were dazzled her happy ending in song, last year with "Phantom of the dance and comedy. The tri- Opera," they were in for an even als and tribulations of the "The Spirit of the Dance" began "The King and I" came back to bigger thrill this year — and the little orphaned girl, last year's tremendous season. stage bigger and better than ever. beat goes on for next year. wrapped up in a musical H The "Spirit of the Dance" comedy, is an enduring ular sets that made the next musical, "Show Saigon" included a helicopter for the Vietnam started off the season in story audiences of all ages Boat," such a special evening. evacuation scene, along with thunderous December with all the glitter and continue to enjoy. Again, this is a revival, but with new tech- sound effects so realistic you could feel it. glitz of a Las Vegas revue. Jill Goodman M In March, the remake of nology allowing special effects that were Not only was this a stunning technological This show incorporated intri- the classic, 'The King and unheard of just a few years ago. feat, but the story was heart-wrenching and cate lighting effects to give' an I" came back to the stage, It had wonderful music, talented perform- the acting outstanding. other-worldly aura to the stage setting, and to bigger and better than.the first go-round so ers and awesome sets that centered around a H Unfortunately "Sunset Strip" was can- both'the Irish tappers and a delicate ballerina many years ago. The outstanding costuming huge steamboat on stage. And if I thought celled. I've seen this show on Broadway and waif. and sets stunned the theatergoers and the per- these special effects were over the top, I had a loved it. Add multicolor strobes, smoke, fine fid- formers were up to the task. lot to learn. But the powers that be at the Barbara dling and the drumming of the tap dancers • I, for one, will never forget the spectac- M The April performance of "Miss Mann Hall acted quickly and came up with a super substitute, a show that stands on its own — "The Music of Andrew Lloyed Webber sung by Michael Bolton" opened last night. Bolton, a two-time Grammy Award win- ner and recipient of six American Music Check out the HOTTEST deal on Sanibel this summer.... Awards, sings the songs of Webber that have taken the world by storm. The musical evening, with a full orchestra, The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club Social Membership! includes songs from "The Phantom of the Opera," "Cats," "Evita" and many more that Membership Privileges Include: have become part of our era. The opening night was too late to make • Complimentary greens fees when using cart May 1. - October 31, 2000 press time, so look for my review next Friday • 50% off tennis court fees May 1- October"31, 2000 in the Islander. 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A swirl or flat spot sig- nals a manatee may be swim- ming below. • Watch for posted speed zone and sanctuary sign. • Don't discard fishing line, hooks, or trash into the water. • Look but don't touch. Resist the DUNES the urge to feed manatees or ' give them water. Golf & Tennis Club • Call I-8OO-D1AL-FMP or use VHF Channel 16 if you spot an 949 Sandcastle Road injured manatee. Sanihel, FL 33957 Provided by: -*"»•- ^*»K (941) 472-3355 OPERATE WITH CARE islander • Friday, May 12, 2000 » 5B John Vessels, an actor on the move By Jill Goodman "On stage, than a singer. I think He admitted he enjoys straight acting Arts & Entertainment Editor you play people one of the greatest roles (OST "Master Class" and "Lend Me using facial shortcomings in my A Tenor") as much as musicals. e sings, he dances and his hilari- expressions and musical training was "It's all its own gift and if you enjoy ous antics render audiences help- gestures. I'm that acting was never each on it's own, you don't have favorites Hless with laughter. The young not showing an discussed with regu- anymore." man with the huge talent is John Vessels audience "me," larity and it's all tied He feels actors should be unaware of who just wrapped up his second season I'm showing together. I want a their audiences and said, "I don't tune with JT Smith at the Old Schoolhouse them himself or singer to be a great them out, I tune in the scene." He added Theater. herself. They actor, I want a dancer that he makes the character so real the He will be remembered for his perfor- can see where to be a great actor." audience doesn't exist, for him any more. mances in "Lucky Stiff," "Run for your their vulnerabil- Having a zany " I think good acting is a mild psy- Wife," "Master. Class," Dracula," Amahl ities lie and comedic ability is chosis," he laughed. and the Night Visitors," "HO! HO! HO!," where their almost the antithesis Toward the end of this month, and after "Lend Me A Tenor," and who can forget strengths lie and to the image of an a visit to his family back in Kentucky, his wildly funny "Wizard of Oz" solo skit what is beautiful opera singer and Vessels will begin rehearsals for another in "Millennium Madness?" about their having a "rubber non-musical show, "On Golden Pond," Vessels is the second oldest of six chil- (own) characters face" makes for scheduled to open at the Broadway Palm great comedy. dren born into a farming family in through my Vessels sings like an angel, and his Dinner Theater June 1. He has been cast Payneville, Ky., (pop. 245). He said artis- character. on-stage antics can be hilarious. Vessels is a master at as Bill Ray, the dentist boyfriend of tic talent rims in his family but he is the "I got into evoking roars from Chelsea, played by Jane Fonda in the only one to pursue the arts as a career. this business out • • • the audience with a film. However, music was not on his mind of the love of teaching. I can teach a lot grimace or a roll of the eyes and, like a Following that, he will be in another when he was "discovered" by the high more people over the course of a year magician, in a flash, can switch roles to musical, "State Fair," also at the school chorus teacher. than a teacher can. I can teach them who thrill his audience with an aria. Broadway Palm and will travel with the "I was in the darkroom working on a pho- they are and how (they can) celebrate "I am not aware when I'm making a show to the Palm's sister theater, The tography project. It was next to the chorus that. face. I don't think that is where acting Dutch Apple Theatre in Lancaster, Pa. room and the teacher was playing songs I Vessels fosters his passion to teach by comes from. It comes from breathing and Then, Vessels said, he'll shoot for the knew, so I sang along. The teacher knocked accommodating voice students and con- if you are in tune with your emotional big time in the Big Apple. Although his on the door and said, 'who are you?' and ducts monologue workshops to drama center, then your face, gestures, hands only guarantee in New York City right asked me to audition for the chorus." students at Estero High School. His future and arms all go to the right places." now is a floor to sleep on in a friend's Although he started out at the plans include teaching theater. Vessels explained that the "Wizard of apartment, he is welcoming the adventure University of Louisville studying engi- He said his goal in life is to encourage Oz" skit was originally intended for a and looks forward to "come what may," neering, a successful summer theater run people to realize what a treasure they are quartet. with confidence that his future is theater. of "The Stephen Foster Story" was such a as individuals. "JT handed me 23 pages and said 'you With stars in. his eyes and the very real positive experience for Vessels he stayed "If I'm never on Broadway or in a are the quartet.'" possibility of a star on his dressing room with the show for eight summers. movie or never make a lot of money, I. can There is no name for the rendition; door, Vessels believes theater is more then "The first time I was on a stage per- at least say I made people smile and (real- Vessels jokingly called it "actor torture," just entertainment. forming it was nothing short of heaven," ize) who they are. Then I'll have acebm- admitting that it was a bizarre skit. "There is something in theater for he said. liUiL" "1 think .IT's sliength is that lie (/tin t-'vciy peison. li" you ncvL'v 1-ud >i theutei The successful run of the play encour- Vessels framed for the opera and sang take something that is so classical and so experience, have one. Make your kids go aged Vessels to gradually alter his cur- with the Kentucky Opera for six years as respected and, while maintaining the to theater. It's anolher way of seeing riculum, until he was majoring in the well as with the Louisville Bach Society. respect, parody it with such a twist (he is yourself and a way of growing in a new school's music program. "I studied opera in order to maintain the king of the twist) that it's funny while direction." "But I was (still) deciding whether to my voice while doing musical theater. A still being respectful.'" He urges people to look at life more go to the seminary or to sing. I left it to lot of people in this field blow their voic- This versatile actor also performed at critically and more hungrily. the powers that be to direct me," he said. es out early in their careers. And I want a the Naples Dinner Theater in 1996 and "You will be more thrilled by the life "In its own way, this is my priesthood. long career," several other venues in Florida including you live in," Vessels said. Priests strive to show people how they , Vessels' added, "Every opera/musical I the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre ("The should be. ever did, I approached more as an actor Music Man") last year. Shows in the Spotlight by Jill Goodman all about impersonations, infidelities and sons and the devastation of his father's 'Murder at the two females battling over one male. All in stroke. Sax on the Green great fun and hilarity in the British tradition. The play is a comedy that deals with the rammy winner Saxophonist Kirk Howard Johnson's' Show dates are Tues.-Sat. May 19-June extremes of life, death and living death. Whalum will headline at the 4. Tickets are $18422 Call 332-4488. Theatre Conspiracy Artistic Director Bill Geleventh annual Sounds of Jazz opens May 24 Taylor hopes to include some of the other Conceit at the Coral Oaks Golf Course in he Old Schoolhouse Theater is contest submissions in the line up in next Cape Coral tomorrow at 6 p.m. gearing up for the summer season World premiere of season's production schedule. Whalum has several albums to his credit Twith a new show scheduled to The world premier of Gorn's "50," May including two that hit No. l.on "Billboard." open on May 24. "Murder at the Howard '50'opens .May 25-' 25-June 11 at the Fould's Theater in Fort In addition, he is the sax solo on Whitney Myers, is part of the 11th Annual New Arts Houston's "I Will Always Love You." Johnson's" is a comedy sure to be hilarious or the past three years The Theatre ; when done in the style of JT Smith. Conspiracy has conducted the Festival. The open air concert will also showcase The show will ran through July 1 Wed.- FAnnual New Play Contest. The After the May 25 and .26 performances, Paul Rozmus, accompanied by a six-piece Sat." Call 472-6862, • • contest was started by The Theatre audiences are invited to participate in a dis- band, and guitarist Steve Gryb. Conspiracy's Artistic Director, Bill Taylor, cussion with the play wright. . Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Food in order to foster innovative new plays by Shows run Thursday -Saturday at 8 p.m and beverages will be available. Tickets are British sex farce comes emerging play writers. with matinees on Sundays at 2 p.m. $18 at the gate or $15 in advance available This year 145 submissions were received at SunTrust Banks in Lee or Collier to Arcade May 19 from across the United States and Canada. Counties, Macintosh Books, and several he Florida Repertory Theater starts The winner, "50" by Albi Gorn, follows other locations in the area. Call 574-0825, their summer season with "The one year in the life of a middle-aged man TDecorator," a British sex farce. It's who experiences the joy of the birth of twin 6B • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander News & View ment by award-winning artist Goz Gosselin. the anniversary of her own mother's death. Gosselin, a florist who retired to this M By presidential proclamation on May' area, specializes in intricate miniature and 8, 1914, Mother's Day is always celebrated life-size arrangements. The three-foot-high the second Sunday in May. piece acquired by the library, titled H Mother Ocean Day is also celebrated Millennium Shellabration, won four awards this year on May 14, to honor the wonder, at the 2000 Sanibel Shell Fair and Show: .the vastness, and the beauty of the ocean. first place Blue Ribbon in the class; Best Celebrants cast roses into the sea. Flower Exhibit in the commercial division; B To learn more about mothers and Best in Show, commercial division; and Mother's Day traditions, visit Sanibel Judges Special Award, only two such Public Library. awards of which are given in any shell show. The Ballards purchased the piece for the Wendy Veltz, Library Volunteer Joan Merz, Jane Price and Pat library in celebration of the 50th wedding Coordinator, with Hilda Bould Coughlin enjoy their time togeth- anniversary. It has been placed in a protec- Book Review: and Jackie Brooks, library volun- er at the reception. tive case for admiration between the circula- teers at the Volunteer tion and library youth area. Mothers Work by Appreciation Reception "As the library's art collection grows, the Coordinator. The volunteers enjoyed Gosselin piece takes an important place as a Rebecca Matthias Library celebrates refreshments and each other's company. traly indigenous Sanibel art form and a prime example of the shell art genre," said by Chelle Koster Walton volunteers Patricia Allen, Library Director. "We are Library acquires Motherhood has been redefined many grateful to the Ballards for making this times over the century that has celebrated.it Nearly 50 library volunteers attended important addition possible." Sanibel Public Library's annual Volunteer award-winning every May. Appreciation Reception on Friday, April 14. The nurturing mother who raised, loved, Storytellers Bert and Noel MacCany enter- Gosselin arrangement Mother's Day and shaped her children once inspired prose tained with relevant tales. The MacCarry's Library patrons will notice an intriguing and poetry. Rebecca Matthias, however, rain stick drew lots of attention after their new addition to Sanibel Public Library's art inspires us in a much different, more practi- conceived cal way. entertaining stories about volunteering. collection. Thanks to a donation from • Mother's Day was first observed in "The volunteers always tell us how much Martha and Everett Ballard of Sanibel and 1907 at the request of Anna Jarvis from See Library, page 7B they enjoy seeing each other in a social set- Louisville, Ky., the library was able to Philadelphia, PA, who asked her church to ting," said Wendy Veltz, Library Volunteer acquire a stunning shell-art floral arrange- hold a service in memory of all mothers on This Weeks Top Video SCENE Rentals Wow Available 1 .Galaxy Guest 2.iein§g Joint Mci§ic®¥kli noui '3,Fight Club , Battle Field Earth Starring John Travolta 4*The Sixth Sense Rated (PG13) FRI-SAT 4:30-7-9:15 S.f Sire© ICliBg SUN-THURS 5:00-8:00 6.Stiidrt Little I DREAMED OF AFRICA the shores of the Riviera to the 7.Boys Don't €ry Starring KIM BASINGER Gulf Coast of Sanibel, enjoy Rated (PG13) Northern Italian Cuisine & S.TSie Siislder FRI-SAT Meiliterrerrean Specialties 4:30-7-9:15 • •*• Now RENTING 9.Mvsie ®i the' Heart SUN-THURS DVDs 5:00-8:00 Jean Lc Bocuf 1@. ¥®r The 'tove. Of Fiul«iy INight Maine t ISLAND CINEMA • Piano Bar 471-OOJ7 TBie Game 1 Ticket Prices FiSvaj£jF'artics • Amjilft Parking 11. The Bone $7.00 Adults • $5.00 Seniors 60 & over Serving Dinner""? pays z:1 •: 471-1 158 $5.00 Children 11 & under Collector ; 5x30 -JO 2437 Periwinkle Way ; $4.50 Everyday Matinees at 4:30 Hi hit/ Maiim to Rivivra for an Bailey's Shopping Center unloiiicllahle tfothei 's Dai/ 1 In Bailey's 12. Double Jeopardy Tarpon Bay Road M\M Rl SI UWI IONS L\I<1\ Shopping Center Sanibel Island 472-1701 ->•••«. -V J1 Islander • Friday, May 12, 2000 » 7B Library from page 6 Driven to pay the bills that would be . Sanibel Public Library has an answer for delivered with her new baby, the mother-to- those with either problem, yet still in need be launched a mail-order business to sell of current information. Its periodicals sec- office-appropriate maternity clothes in tion offers a selection of more than 200 1981. Today, her company, Mothers Work, magazine subscriptions. To simplify your has grown into a multimillion-dollar empire search, see Mary Mitchell, a six-year veter- counting 3,500 employees. an in charge of periodicals. This book tells how Matthias built her Regardless of your hobbies or interests success, while issuing nuggets of advice. — whether it is decorating, cooking, travel Advice that can easily be tailored to any or boating, fishing, needlework, art or small start-up or e-commerce enterprise nature or more serious news events in tech- today. nology, business or finance — the periodi- My favorite piece of Mother's Work cals section can satisfy your information advice? "Lower your housekeeping stan- hunger. dards. You have more important things to The library is acquiring new publications worry about." such as Outdoor Photography, Humanities, Reason and Civilization. "We are trying to deal with cutting-edge Service of the month: issues, the developments of which tend to make deeper connection with human inter- The Periodicals ests," says Mitchell. In Honor of All Mothers we proudly present: The Sanibel Public Library can simplify Section your life. Cancel your subscriptions, reduce by Dr. Gopal "Indy" Pati your recycling. Enjoy professional assis- Is your back giving out from carrying tance and a wide variety of periodicals in an lecial your recycling bin to the curb, overflowing atmosphere conducive to learning. The with magazines and newspapers? Are you Sanibel Public Library is good for you and going broke paying the exorbitant cost of good for our environment. paper media these days? eMotkets served from 1 p.m. - 9 p.m. Read the Islander for all your community All Dinner Entrees *13.95 news and log on for updates at www.sdni- bel-captiva.org! (normally priced H4.95 - *21-.95) ENJOY Crab-Stuffed Grouper • Jambalaya #' : 1st sm SIX Strip .Steak • Coconut Shrimp Prime Rib, and much more... Mil Periwinkle Way V — at Casa Ybel Road, Across from Jerry's OR /} f New Releases * Special Orders • Classics Join us for our Breakfast Buffet ^•: Greeting Cards * Children's Books • Nature v< •Newspapers t" 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p,m. Adults ....$7.95 • Children under 12.....$3.00 (includes coffee and juice) . liop Hours: 10 to 7 pm Mon.-Fri. 11 to 6 pm Sat. 12 to 5 pm Su $2.00 Mimosas * $2.00 Bloody Mary's This Week's Top Ten Best Selling Books on the Island Please Call for Reservations 1. Six Mornings on Sanibel 6. Soul Stories Charlie Sobczak GaryZukav 472-8311 2. Gertrude and Claudius 7. Policing Paradise Directions! Periwinkle Way to Tarpon Bay to John Updike John P. Butler M 3. The Attorney 8. Horse Heaven San/Cap Rd to corner of Rabbit Rd, Steve Martini Jane Smiley (accessible both directions) 4. Sanibel's Story 9. Hugger Mugger Betty Anholt Robert B Parker 5. How to Know God 10. The Millionaire Mind Deepak.Chopra Thomas J. Stanley, Ph.D. 8B • Friday, May 12, 2000 • Islander Theater and Show Fund raisers m The Old Schoolhouse Theater has Highlights established the Friends of Jean Wigley . Nostalgia and cabaret-style revues are endowment fund through the Southwest the order of the day and whether its dinner Florida Foundation. The fund will be for and a show or just the show, theatergoers education and scholarships at the theater. are guaranteed to hum a few oldies and Anyone wishing to contribute can call goodies on the trip home. Old Schoolhouse Treasurer Jack Weston, 11 "Swinging on a Star," a song and 472-2403, or send a check made out to the dance tribute to songwriter Johnny Burke, Jean Wigley Endowment Fund at the Old will be at the Off Broadway Palm Theatre Schoolhouse Theater, P.O. Box 1101, through May 27. Tickets are $18-$30. Call Sanibel. 278-4422. H The Old Schoolhouse Theater needs H The Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre Elizabeth Hallaren, Kara- Ragedy Ann and wheels for their actors. Any vehicle donat- is offering the great classic show, "Fiddler Tameika Watkins and Lisa Andy....Children's Theater at the ed is eligible to be taken as a tax on the Roof," through May 27. Tickets are Newbauer vamp it up in Broadway Palm starts June 9 deductible gift under the Old Schoolhouse $20437. Call 278-4422. "Swinging on a Star" at the Off with a benefit performance for Theater Foundation's 501 (c)3 not for prof- M The Naples Dinner Theatre presents Broadway Palm now playing Island youngster, Ryan it status. Call 472-8988. "How to Succeed in Business without through May 27. Greenplate who is batteling M The Pirate Playhouse has formed the Really Trying" through June 11. Call Burkitt's Lymphoma. Frank Wagner "Let There Be Lights" (941)596-6683. Memorial Fund to upgrade the electrical the Ice Cream Theatre especially for the "Jack and the Beanstalk" July 14-15, lighting system. Donations of all sizes are B The Florida Repertory Theatre is 9:30 and 11:30 a.m., July 15, 2 p.m. offering subscriptions for their profession- younger set. The matinee performances accepted and the checks should be noted begin at 11 a.m. with a hamburger and hot "Thumbelina" August 3-5 9:30 and"For the Frank Wagner Fund." al summer theatrical show series. 11:30 a.m, Aug. 5, 2 p.m. "When you buy the three-show series, dog lunch, and a make-your-own ice M The Florida Repertory Theater in cream sundae bar, followed by the show. All tickets are $10 adults and $5 stu- Fort Myers has initiated a campaign for you get one show free," said Producing dents. Call (941) 597-1900. Artist Director Robert Cacioppo. The next show in the line up is "You're additional funding and gifts. Cash, proper- a Good Man, Charlie Brown," Fridays and H The Cape Coral Community Theatre ty, stock and bonds, cash bequests and The summer season will kick off with a is hosting "Summer Theatre Youth sexy British farce, "The Decorator" (May Saturdays from June 3-Aug. 19, followed insurance proceeds will be welcomed by "Babes in Toyland," Dec. 23-Jan. 7. Program 2000" for kids ages 7-14. The additions to the J. Howard Wood 19-Jurie 4), followed by a romantic come- camp will focus on drama, dance and dy, "Mixed Emotions" (June 16-July 2) Group discounts are available. Educational Endowment Fund, The donors Tickets are $12 for children and $15 for voice. The first of five, two-week summer will benefit from accompanying tax about love between seniors. The final sessions starts June 16 show for the summer season is a drama, adults all inclusive. Call (941) 596-6683. advantages. "The Bad Seed" (July 21 - Aug. 6). H The Kids Conspiracy will present Tuition is $160 with a 10 percent dis- This fund was established to. help The subscriptions are on sale now: "Alladin and his Magic Lamp" at the count if registered before May 12. Call ensure the future of educational programs Center seats $44, side seats, $36. Single Foulds Theatre tomorrow, and May 20. 772-5862. for artists and students which includes the tickets are $18-$22. Shows are Tickets are $5. Call 336-7045. H The Florida Repertory Company is children's workshops, stage presentations Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. H The Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre hosting their second annual Theatre and college internships. Call 332-4488. ' with Wednesday and Sunday matinees at 2 includes the younger set in their theatrical Workshop for young people. B The Southwest Florida Symphony p.m. Call 332-4488. agenda this summer. Children ages six through 17 will be Society is planning a cruise of Russia's "Raggedy Ann and Andy" and introduced to the world of theater with rivers to benefit the Southwest Florida "Cinderella" will be performed as full- workshops appropriate to their age group. Symphony Orchestra. The Theater for the kids scale productions including sets, cos- They will achieve increased self confi- 14-day cruise combines Russia's rivers, ffl Disney on Ice "75 Years of D/.s/iey tumes, light and sound with professional dence and creativity as they develop skill lakes and canals with three nights each Magic" opens at the TECO arena for eight crew and cast. as a group in a creative classroom setting. aboard ship in Moscow and St. Petersburg. performances May 17-21. Each show includes a buffet lunch with Teaching Artists will use storytelling, Explore the waterways aboard the char- From old favorite characters, a kids' menu of hamburgers, hot dogs, improvisation, movement, music and art tered 242-passenger Krasin with every- "Mickey," "Minnie," " Pihocchio," "Buzz pizza, chicken and all the trimmings. activities to stimulate the imagination of thing explained by an expert in history, art Lightyear." "Jiminy Cricket" and The curtain goes up on "Raggedy Ann the students. In addition to acting, students and architecture. Prices start at $2,240 "Woody" to the newest, "Mulan," "A and Andy" on June 9, 10, 14, 16, 17, 22, will concentrate on many of the facets rel- from New York, with a portion of each Bug's Life" and "The Lion King," young 23, 25, 27, 28, 30. ative to theater and production. Each ses- fare earmarked for the Symphony. and not so young enjoy the dazzle of "Cinderella" opens July 21 with perfor- sion will end with students performing for The Symphony, Led by Maestro Paul Disney. The show is in the grand Disney mances on July 23, 27, 29, August 2,4, 6, family and friends, Nadler, plays a series of classic and pops tradition with sing-along scores, choreog- 11, 12. The workshops are in three, 3-week concerts throughout the winter season at raphy and elaborate costuming. Tickets are $13 for lunch at noon and sessions at $200 per session: the Barbara B.Mann Hall as well as a Over 60 stars will'be skating to tunes show at 1 p.m. Call 278-4422. June 12-30, July 3-21, July 24-Aug. 11, series of chamber music performances at that bring the memories of Disney to life M The Naples Philharmonic Center for Monday-Friday. Schein Hall on Sanibel. on the ice. the Arts. is introducing a summer chil- - The younger children, ages 6-11 will be The cruise dates are July 21-August 3 Call (941) 948-7825. dren's theater program. at class from 9 a.m.-noon. Pre-teens and and includes international air fare from H The Naples dinner-Theatre started "Puss 'n' Boots" June 22-24, 9:30 and teens, ages 12-17 will be at class from 1-5 New York, all meals and sightseeing. Call 11:30 a.m., June 24, 2 p.m. p.m. Pat Meyer for more information and a Call Stephanie Davis 332-4555 ext 16. brochure. 466-3994. THE WOWER FOR THE FUTURE More Kids Stuff Music H Arts 'n Kids is offering $38,000 in H Bell Tower Shops in Fort Myers prizes and scholarships in the Owings offer a series of free, live outdoor concerts wWssz, Mills Annual Art Competition. All levels to benefit a different charity the last Friday Meets 20O6 EPA Standards • Multi-port programed fuel injection of expertise are invited to participate for : of the Month from 6-8 p.m. 40 amp automotive type alternator * Cute your fuel costs in half scholarships and prizes, as well as a •Coming VERY SOONI- $1,000 grant to the schools of the five finalists. Send one original work of art -— any Artists and shows style, any medium — with: the child's ffl The Sanibel/Captiva Art League name, address and age on the back to: Summer Show opens in the Phillips Arts and Kids, suite 101-2111, • 3600 Gallery at BIG Arts today through Oct. 12. Crondall Lane, Owings Mills, Md. 21117, Call 395-0900. , 941-233-4334 before July 21. Visit their website at • Award-winning artist, Tim Smith, is 94.1-283-5557 www.ArtsandKids.com. exhibiting his work at the Bank of the PINE ISLAND Islands through May 28. See Leisure, page 10B tt Islander •. Friday, May 12, 2000 » 9B Reservations Eye on Arts from page 4B Accepted 472-8311 Sunday, you can still make it. Tickets are $40- $60. Call 481-4849. More than Musicals The Hall provided much, much more entertainment other than musical extravagan- zas! The selection of events really did provide fine entertainment for everyone. • There was dance, The Sarasota Ballet performed the "Nutcracker" at Christmas time and "Smokey" Joe's Cafe" led many people in the audience down memory lane with lots of oldies and goodies. Every Tuesday From 4 pits until • There was music with evenings of song by well-known singers — Steve and Eydie 10 pm Enjoy Any Dinner Entree (Lawrence and Gorcnet), Tony Bennett and Regularly Priced From Engbelbert Humperdinck, to drop a few names, as well as groups such as Manhattan "Fosse," a dance and musical tribute $14.95 to $21.95 for Transfer, The Letterman and The Dream to choreographer, director and author, Team of Rock and Roll. Bob Fosse opens next March, at the JUST $11.95 M The Southwest Florida Symphony and Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall. The Gulf Coast Symphony played classics and pops and The Neujarskonzertina of the ed from any show under the Disney banner, Vienna Philharmonic performed a "Salute to "Beauty and the Beast" is replete with Tony Vienna" in 18th century costume. Award-winning costumes, unforgettable H Evenings were saturated with laughter songs and it is a romantic love story to boot. Everyone's a Winner* as a result of the wit and shenanigans of the Bensel commented that the costume Roll 3 Dice lap up to $18 off your etieck! Smothers Brothers, Tim Conway and Harvey change from a beast to a man is nothing short 1 Korman. The ever-amazing illusionist, David of Copperfield magic. * Minimum order* of two dinner entrees pet ttililr;. Copperfield, returned to mystify audiences H "Anything Goes" scheduled for with his uncanny ability to trick the eye. November 24 & 25 is a high-energy song and SUNDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET H After-the-season shows yet to come are dance Cole Porter classic. This fun-filled v, o Served from 9am to 12:30 pm in the comedy department. Weird Al musical includes favorite songs like "You're Yankovich will do is muti-media extravagan- the Top" and "I Get a Kick out of You." $7.95 Adults • $3.00 Kids 12 and under za on May 18, followed later this summer by M The epic tale of good against evil, Includes coffee & juice funny man Robert Dubac and his goofy rou- "Jekyll and Hyde," that has memorable songs tine, "The Male Intellect: an Oxymoron?" and like "This is the Moment," "Someone Like $2 Mimosas l& Bloody Marys then Ellen DeGeneris. You," and more, is scheduled for December 8 Barbara B. Mann Hall General Manager &9. Lunch 11 am - 5 pm • Dinner 4-10 pm Mary .Bensel said, "there is. a lot of laughter, U lixpixl to witness, <>ome of the finest coming up." dance routines with the next three shows: Bensel also said that she is "close to mak- "Footloose," Jan 5 & 6, "Fame," Feb. 16-18, POOL TABLE • 6 TV SCREENS • DART BOARDS •JUKEBOX ing an announcement about a special sum- and "Fosse." March 6-11. mertime show for the younger set." "Footloose" is a musical based on the film which starred Kevin Bacon and John Lithgow. The dancing is electric and the show Looking forward has hit songs that reached the "Top Forty." 0REAT ME*HEM Here is just a teaser of the shows already "Fame, The Musical" is a feel-good trip booked for next season. Bensel said that with students struggling through the High either, she or a staff member personally School of Performing Arts striving to make it RASKETVTLLE. reviews every major show prior to accepting in the theatrical world. them for the Fort Myers audiences. The musical "Fosse,"is a tribute to one of ALL BASKETS SERVED WITH FRENCH FRIES. Bensel noted that she schedules them Broadway's ' most dazzling JUST $5.99 while keeping in mind the varied interests of choreographers/directors/authors, Bob Fosse. FRIED SHRIMP HAMBURGER her audiences, exemplified by a recent event Highlights of his many productions are when 1,500 screaming teenagers converged woven throughout the musical including FRIED OYSTERS CHICKEN WINGS on the Hall for mi LFO concert. "Steam Heat," from "The Pajama Game, "Big FRIED FISH JALAPENO POPPERS "This was an incredible season," Bensel Spender," from "Sweet Charity" and "Mein FRIED CHICKEN BBQ.PORK said. "Miss Saigon" was breathtaking and (all Herr" from "Cabaret," with dance routines in of the shows were) overwhelmingly well- the style that made Fosse famous. . BUNGALOW BASKET...SI 1.99 received. . Bensel said that she is also hoping to book (MIX AND MATCH ANYTHREEOF THE ABOVE BASKETS) "We are looking at the possibility of book- a lot more "fabulous shows that people will RAW BAR ing a number of top acts like Bob Newhart enjoy. It will be a busy year," she promised. CLAMS (STEAMED OR 1/2 SHELL) $4.95 DOZEN Subscriptions for the Barbara B. Mann and Carol Burnett and maybe The Beach OYSTERS (STEAMED OR 1/2 SHELL)....$2.50 1/2 DOZ ••$4.75 DOZ Boys. Bensel said David SNOW CRAB LEGS $8.95 L.B. Copperfield would be back STEAMED SHRIMP. $6.95 L.B. and commented that he is one YOU; pn§i? if is SIDES of the "hardest working peo- ple in show business." Dinner Plates to Piggy Banks BASKET OF FRENCH FRIES $2.95 .."- • The premiere production « You Paint It !!"LI(tyl[ jj LvL STUFFED POTATQ^KINS $4.95 next season is the mega- • We Fire And Glaze It 254WINGS& POPPERS. Broadway hit, "Beauty and the Beast." :. • No Experience Necessary, $3 PITCHERS Presented Jan. 24-Feb. 11, • Fun For All Ages! $1 DRAFTS • 3-7 PM The Only Public Foot Tables On Island during the height of the winter • Party Packages Available POOL TOURNAMENTS EVERY MONDAY MUST SIGN UP BY 8PM tourist season, this production 768-1O83 KARAOKE WEDNESDAY 9PM-12:30AM has proven to be as much fun Paint Your Own NOW OPEN DAILY SAT/SUN 11AM-1 AM • MON-FRI NOON -1AM for the grownups as it is for Daniels Crossing Plaza Pottery Studio 6900 Daniels Pkwy., Ft. Myers STILL ACCESSIBLE VIA RABBIT ROAD • 395-3502 youngsters. As can be expect- Corner of Rabbit Rd and San-Cab Rd (next to the Island House ' 10B • Friday, May 12, 2000 » Islander at the Sanibel Causeway near the Folklife Apprenticeship Program is seek- BIG Arts doings restrooms and May 31 at Koreshan State ing experts in traditional arts with a strong H BIG Arts invites all artists to submit Park in Estero. They critique at noon over commitment to learning and perpetuating three paintings in their BIG/small "Buy it a brown bag lunch. Call Ralph Persson, Florida folk arts. off the wall," non-juried small works show 466-2914. Qualified apprentices will study tradi- to exhibit Nov. 24-Dec. 30. M The Cape Coral Art League tional arts with master folk artists. All work must be a maximum size of announced a mixed media workshop con- Joint applications of master artists and 15"xl9" including frame, the entry fee is ducted by Mary McEntire. Students are prospective apprentices must be submitted $25 for three pieces or $10 each for less urged to bring all unfinished art works to to the Bureau of Historic Preservation by than three. Artists can replace sold work classes and all levels are welcome. May 15. For additional information and during show and no additional fee. No art • Instruction will be in acrylics or watercol- application contact: Tina Bucuvalas, will be accepted prior to Nov. 22. Call or. Florida Folklife Program, Bureau of Gordon Coughlin, 472-9778, Alice Classes are May 18 & 19 from 9 a.m.-4 Historic Preservation, 500 S. Bronough St. The Art Council of Southwest Loorais, 472-6170, or BIG Arts, 395-0900. p.m. and cost $50. Call 549-0551 or 337- Tallahassee, Fl. 32399-0250 or call (850) Florida installed new officers and 2384. 487-2333 or (800) 847-PAST. board members at their annual H The Florida Department of State's meeting April 25. (Back row left) Workshops and Jean Gibson, President Jack Fulton, Evelyn Swanson, Pat Classes Herzberg (Front row left) Kathy H BIG Arts has workshops and classes Bostwick, Lori Quinn, Dee Tynan. for every interest. Call for information LISTEN... about art classes in watercolors, acrylics and oils. Or instruction in potting, furni- YOU'LL HEAR THE Leisure, From page 8B ture painting, calligraphy and piano. DIFFERENCE Ongoing classes in dance include bal- let, tap and social dancing as well as CLASSICAL MUSIC Smith is featuring three phases of his workout sessions in dance.and yoga. wor3c: functional, large raku pottery vases, BIG Arts has Saturday classes for kids, contemporary clay sculptures and comput- including arts and crafts as well as dance, NPR NEWS er technology prints. and the Community Chorus of BIG Arts M The Fort Myers Beach Art and Current Events discussions of world- Association will be open from 9 a.m.-noon wide and domestic issues are ongoing. Wednesdays and Thursdays for painting Call BIG Arts 395-0900. THE SANIBEL sessions. Call 463-3909. H Mary McEnlirc is teaching mixed M The Estero Blvd. Bank of America media classes at BIG Arts on Wednesdays will exhibit works of Jean Rnsmussen, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. The three sessions are May MUSICFESTIVAL2000 Terry Shattuck and June O'Connell 24, 31 and June 7, and are $75, or $30 sin- through mid July. gle day. Rebroadcasfs of Jon Nakamafsu, Musicians SI Viva Gallery on Captiva is exhibiting McEntire encourages students to exper- JoAnne Bcdient's ceramics, Jean Dean's iment with mixed media involving two or from Marlboro, Chamber Music New York, . mixed media works and Leo Johnson's three dimensional art with traditional or Ysaye Quartet & Guests - Violin 8c Piano and ••paintings through May 28, . :, non-traditional materials. She also sug- m The Art Council of Southwest gests "using unresolved works lo experi- Chopin Gold Medalist. Florida opened i(s aJJ-ineniber Spring ment with in class. Juried Show at (he Broadway Palm Dinner Call 395-0900 for a supply list and reg- Theatre, The works of 75 members were istration form. Supplies will be furnished Every Wednesday beginning April 26th at accepted for exhibition during box office for $20 at the workshop. hours through May 27. M Alex Rheault is teaching Italian for 9:00PM continuing through May 24th, Wk The Lee.Alliance Gallery of the Arts Beginners on Tuesdays 1:30-3 p.m. will present exhibitions of Lyn Crutcher's Through June 13 at BIG Arts. black on white paintings Through May 30 Rheault will teach a mixed bag of trav- at Gultural Park Theatre in Gape Coral and elers' idioms and phrases with a focus on June 1-12 at the Liquid Cafe in,Fort dining, shopping, basic grammar and Myers. Call.592-5028. vocabulary. B The Philharmonic Center for the Arts Call 395-0900. Galleries has an exhibition of "American H The Fort Myers Beach Art 90.iFMV91.7FM Landscapes and Confrontational Clay: The Association will continue their Outdoor Artist as Social Critic," through May 26. Painting Classes through May. They will Call (941) 597-1900. meet at 9 a.m. May 17 downtown Fort WGCU*WMKO Myers at First and Hendry streets, May 24 Great Music & NPR News 18 Hole Chaiiipioiisliip Course If You like 1 EAMLY DINING! 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