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VOL 32, NO. 21 TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES 50 County Judge says nude is not necessarily lewd By Steve Ruediger Islander staff writer Charges against three people arrested for being nude on Bowman's Beach on Sanibel were tentatively dismissed in Lee County Court last week. County Judge Radford R. Sturgis said previous court decisions, including a ruling by the Florida Supreme Court, required that lewd and lascivious conduct accompa- ny nudity or the nudity is not illegal. Sturgis commented that, in effect, it was legal to be naked on Bowman's Beach as long as no arousal or other lewd activity was involved. However, Sanibel Police Chief Richard Plager asserted Wednesday, May 19, that "It is against the standards of the community for people to be going around naked." Plager said judges can dismiss cases even though a law is valid and added, "We will enforce the law as it is writ- Photo by Kathleen Blase ten." The three people who were arrested on April 11 were Checking things out defended by attorney Stuart M. Pepper. He made a motion A few American oystercatchers have become frequent visitors to the drawbridge area of the Sanibel Causeway. that the charges be dismissed and a hearing was held on The interesting shore birds are easy to identify with their black heads and tell-tale red beaks and red-rimmed yel- that motion in Sturgis' chambers on Monday, May 17. low eyes. Pepper presented the judge with several previous deci- sions by both the Florida Supreme Court and county courts elsewhere in Florida. These decisions, stretching back over SPD's Cada claims innocence i nine .years, state that, considering the way the Florida law against nudity is written, simply being naked does not vio- late the law unless there is also some attempt to do some- as chief recommends termination thing lewd and lascivious. By Steve Ruediger 19, the union organizing had nothing to do with the termi- Pepper argued that when people walk all the way to the Islander staff writer nations. Plager repeated his previous observation that both far end of Bowman's Beach, they are obviously not trying Sanibel Police Officer Brent Cada said early last week terminations had been started by accusations from outside to impose their nudity on others in a lewd or lascivious that he is innocent and has "been railroaded" because of the Sanibel department. manner. union activities. Cada said last week that the allegations against him Officer Brent Cada, who was the arresting officer in the On the same day he was making that statement, he was come from a convicted felon who has admitted to commit- case, told the judge that recently there have been com- notified that Police Chief Richard Plager had recommend- ting perjury in the past and who was trying to keep from plaints about nudity at Bowman's. ed his termination for allegedly violating police security. having to go to jail on a recent arrest. Cada said he only issued four notices to appear because Final determination is up to Sanibel City Manager Gary Plager said the allegations against Cada come from sev- he had only brought five with him to the beach. He said he Price. eral sources. saw eight to 10 naked people and was told that there had Also last week, Officer James R. Wilson, whose termi- The accusation against Cada is that, in spite of being been about 40 naked people on the beach earlier. nation had been recommended by the chief, submitted his warned not to, he let information out that breached the In response to a question from the judge, Cada said the resignation. Wilson had been arrested in a Fort Myers security of confidential police information. The alleged people were not doing anything other than being naked. prostitution patron sting operation. result of this breach of security was the abandonment of Sturgis ruled that he would dismiss the charges against Cada said th?t with the termination of himself and two long-term investigations by the Combined Law the three people who pled not guilty. However, the dis- Wilson, two of the three leaders of the police union move- Enforcement Against Narcotics task force. missal would not be final until 10 days have elapsed. ment on Sanibel will have been terminated. Cada said last week that he has been on the force on Plager, pointing out that he personally is a member of Please see NUDE, page 10A the Police Benevolent Association, said Wednesday, May Please see CADA, page 12A Raccoon-feeding ban scurrying swiftly into law By Frances Adams proposed ordinance May 18, the City of them to certain areas, artificially enhanc- Arts & Leisure 5B Islander staff writer Council heard plenty of testimony that ing the population, which often results in the Classifieds 5C An ordinance which will make the inten- attests to the problems created by those who raccoons breaking into pool cages and gen- Commentary 1C tional feeding of wild raccoons illegal on feed the critters, but there definitely was not erally raising havoc in neighborhoods. He Sanibel is moving swiftly through bureau- agreement that this particular ordinance is acknowledged the enforcement difficulties, Crossword 6C cratic channels. It was only a month ago that the way to go about eliminating the prob- but added that the educational aspect of the Environment 3C the City Council had accepted the recom- lems. There also was almost unanimous law may get the problem under control. Police Beat 2A mendation of the Sanibel Wildlife agreement that the ordinance would be diffi- Erick Lindblad, speaking for the Wildlife Recreation 8B Committee to consider passage of such a cult to enforce. Committee, suggested that the council elimi- law, which also bans the intentional creation Rob Loflin, Sanibel's conservation offi- nate the word "wild," as it describes the rac- Sports Shorts 8B of a condition which causes or encourages Weather Watch 4A cer, speaking in support of the ban, coons, and substitute instead the words raccoons to feed upon garbage, i.e. repeated- explained that the ordinance is aimed at "free-ranging." He said that it may be that What's Playing 4B ly leaving dumpster doors open. those in the community who regularly feed At the first of two public hearings on the the raccoons, attracting an unnatural number Please see RACCOON, page 9A 2A THE ISLANDER Tuesday. May 25.1993 Tuesday. Mav 25. 1993 THE ISLANDER 3A

All the following information was taken directly from A white dog was picked up on May 18 at the Nerita /V- Sanibel Police Department reports. Street beach access. POLICE PARKLIKE SETTING A severely damaged Huffy bicycle was found near the A bicycle was found on May 18 in the St. Isabel • 3 bedroom/2 bath Dairy Queen Wednesday, May 19. Police said it looked as Catholic Church parking lot. BEAT • Elevated Cedar home though it had fallen from a passing vehicle. • 1/2 acre lot - great vegetation Dennis Howard Ramos of Fort Myers was charged on • Caged, heated pool - $255,000 Fredrick G. Gisewhite of Sanibel was charged May 19 May 18 with going 55 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. • Call Ted Holland 472-9518 with driving on a suspended license and with going 63 Teresa J. Haselden of Fort Myers was charged with careless driving after being involved in an accident on mph on the Sanibel Causeway. There was a complaint about noise on Peaceful Drive at Sunday, May 16, on Periwinkle Way near Palm Ridge •!,? REALTY GROUP INC 2:05 a.m. on May 18. A man turned down his television set Road at a pedestrian crosswalk. John H. Witaszek of Robin Elizabeth Blain of Fort Myers was charged May when police told him of the complaint. 19 with going 58 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Captiva had stopped for a pedestrian in the crosswalk when Haselden's car allegedly hit the back of Witaszek's car. Loud noise was reported at the Casa Ybel Resort pool at Ginger Lynne Dierson of Orlando was charged on 12:04 a.m. on May 18. When informed of the complaint, a Tuesday, May 18, with going 60 mph on Sanibel-Captiva group of guests went to their rooms. Stephen R. Craig of Orlando was charged on May 16 with going 54 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Panoramic view from every room ' 170' frontage on WesfGuff DrTvei" Road. • Executive home, perfect for entertaining Beautiful natural vegetation > Across from beach access! Near bike path! • Sparkling water views of downtown Ft. Myers 2 bdrm/2 bath/124' of GULF FRONT • Large vacant homesite, ready to clear and build! David Alexander Harris of Fort Myers was arrested on • 4.4 +/- landscaped acres/boathouse with dock Offered at $1,300.000 unfurnished > Priced at $179,000. Terms available. Jacqueline A. Hodges of Rockville Center, N.Y., was Orville Barmer Ramsey Jr. of North Fort Myers was • Excellent value at $1,195,000 » Call Ann Gardiner, CRS 472-3486 three outstanding worthless check warrants and was • Call Marlene Donaldson at 395-0371 evenings^ • Contact Hap Connelly at 472-0005 charged on May 18 with going 60 mph on Sanibel-Captiva charged with possession of a suspended driver's license on charged on May 16 with going 53 mph on Sanibel-Captiva 1 Road. Monday, May 17. Harris was one of two men who report- Road. Separate guest wing/two acres Ka . • 3 bdrnV2bath, large porch • Free form pool and two spas > Beautiful homesite w/southern exposure edly were in a suspicious car at Woodring Point. It turned • Privacy & security • Custom built for artist owner 1 Super water and golf course views • Community pool & tennis • Offered at $945,000 out the two men were buying a sofa from a resident. Bradley David Hendershot of Nazareth, Pa., was Cal1 • Deeded beach access, ready for your dream home • Offered at only $358,000 unfurn. ' Robin Humphrey 472-6632 • Price just reduced to $169,000!! Rolex However, a routine check of identifications turned up the charged on May 16 with going 68 mph on Sanibel-Captiva • Call Ted Holland 472-95IS > Call Jim Hall 472-3322 ADO DIAMOND ELEGANCE Road. Retail Nursery Center TO YOU* WATCH warrants on Harris. • Three bedroom/two bath piling home CuUai Dtenonl Dfch (8MI Lakefront 3 bdrm/4 bath pool home • Extra Ig great room; Screened porch Caaba Dbmwd Sori. t»UM • Lot #10, direct access YasDW CabriU&M Jacuzzi on tiled wrap-around porch • Separate work shop; Large storage Just past Ding Darling Antonello Cristan Collu of Fort Myers was charged on Four people, including the driver of the car, were Lush landscaping, .82 acre lot • Offered at $369,000 unfurnished • Seawall - Concrete dock Priced to sell at $329,923 • Call Polly Cosyns or John Burden for showing • Quiet Cul-de-Sac on Sanibel Captiva Road May 17 with careless driving and with driving on a sus- charged with violating the open container law in a vehicle • Offered at $325,000 (across from Smibel Elementary) Call Hap Connelly at 472-0005 pended license on Sanibel-Captiva Road. on Sanibel on Saturday, May 15. Danielle Jean Griffin (the • Call Ted Holland 472-9518 HOURS driver) of Fort Myers, Gary Michael Weaver of Fort 3 bdrm/2 bath/family room • Great near beach lot -150x100 • Vaulted screen enclosure TUES-FRI10-4 Myers, Jeffery Melendez of Cape Coral and Darlene J. • Enclosed lower level James P. McGuffin of Sanibel was charged with • Old style duplex cottage • Offered at $242,500 unf. Lot #151 Buck Key Road SAT 9-12 Griffin of Fort Myers were all charged after the car was • $750/month rental income • Call Vivienne Radigan, GRI 472-1902 High ground west end of Sanibel improper backing after a May 17 accident in the parking Best buy on Sanibel. $139,500 unf. Near Bowman's Beach lot at the Beachview Golf Course. £ll Ted Holland 472-9518 _ Realistically priced at $99,000 Please see BEAT, page 12A Call Ruth Hamann 472-9035 • Central to everything yet very private • 3 bdrm/2 bath - heated pool fat •'--• -A Lot 48, Buckthorn Lane • Romantic sparkling evening lighting • Totally redone Gulf front unit • Just reduced to $219,000. Call now! Easy access to Gulf of Mexico • Pool, tennis and clubhouse Pool, tennis, security gate • Don Busch 472-5187 • Excellent income potential • Asking $309,000 furnished Asking $219,000 • Call Jim Hall 472-3322 Call Bill Gardiner 472-3486 • Brand new 4 bdrm on golf course • Gourmet kitchen/formal living & dining rms. • Large master w/sitting area/pool > Complex in excellent condition Closest to beach easement • Priced to move at $484,000 • 2 bdrm/2 bath/lg utility & storage area Lot#1, Boulder Drive l at 472-3322 • View of garden^ pool/on-site management High lot/Lagoon view to rear • $270,000 with owner financing available • Call £am Loube 395-0024 Offered at$145,000 Call Ted Holland 472-9518 • 3 bedroom/2 bath with family room • Ground level, pool home 102Q Periwirtkle Way • Very motivated seller 10th floor CORNER unit, breathtaking views! Sanibel FL 33957 • Price reduced $325,000 » Overlooks Marina and Intercoastal Waterway! ToY#i GopheTwalk" • Call David Schuldenfrei CRS, GRI 466-0514 • Excellent rental potential or second home! Pool, tennis and clubhouse (813)472-4006 AFFORDABLE • Owner motivated at $189,000 Across from beach access • Call and ask for HAP CONNELLY at 472-0005 d uj>f(.iteti imMii tar-oft hi1 Pmiientnt.Rt^l.fstJu* Affiliates, In Top condition, ground level 3 BR/2 BA home with $259,000 w/seller financing • 4 bdrms/4 baths, den or 5th bdrm. Call Ann Gardiner, CRS 472-3486 r new pool and cage—AND—on Beachview's r.—^..^ iiriYnmimninm ii I irrir [ill, irrn 1 r - -VT—~" ' "-" > Large great room w/2-story windows • 2 bdrm/2 bath corner unit Championship Golf Course. Investigate! $299,900. • Lakefront, across from golf course • Great rental performer Call Milt or Ruth Reik. • Drastically reduced to $319,0001! • Large pool/3 tennis courts Lot 30, fO OPENHOLJSE • Call Sam Loube 395-0024 - Offered furnished at $397,000 Secluded Newly constructed in 40's style includes wonderful • Call Ted Holland 472-9518 $110,000 4257 West Gulf Drive Call Charlene Timothy, GRI 994-7339 master suite, private guest and den or third bed- • 3 bedrm/3.5 bath lap pool home near Captiva room. Large leisure room, kitchen open to pool and Wednesday & Friday 2 to 5 PM • Deep water direct access canal, walk to Gulf beach 1 One bedroom/one bath/screened porch A Sanibel secret. Great price—spic and span condi- • Private tropical setting, lush vegetation, 1/2 acre > Parking next to unit deck area. $369,000. Call Ken Colter. tion. 2 BR/1 1/2 BA—Custom built closets and • Priced at $499,000 • Weekly rentals • Exclusive West Gulf Dr. subdivision • Call HAP CONNELLY at 472-0005 • Priced to sell - $112,500 furn. • Pool and tennis courts shelves. Beautiful furnishings. View, sweeps up and > Call John Burden 472-0835 • Deeded beach access down canal. Heated swimming pool, tennis dock- • Offered at $285,000 • Call Bill Anders 472-8050 Many Great Building Sites from $80,000 to age available. Reduced to $142,500. Call Jim Levy. • 2 Bdrms/2 baths, dining & family room, eat-in kitchen 11 bedroom/1 bath condo on canal home just redone. Direct access, new dock and boat $1,400,000. • Custom built with lots ol extras, elevated pool w/spa! > Pool and clubhouse in complex • Well cared for yard, mature vegetation! Gulf beach access lift. 40' pool with spa & waterfall. 4 BR, 4 BA plus • Beach access/boat dock • Great family neighborhood • Competitively priced at $269,000 • Offered at $149,000 furnished den or 5th bedroom. Nothing in Shell Harbor will > Ask for Hap Connelly at 472-0005 > Call Ruth Hamann 472-9035 •Large 120x110 lot compare. Decorator furnished. Call Ken Colter or • Cleared and ready to build SANDPIPER BEACH COWDO • Offered at $125,000 George Veillette. • 3 bdrm/3 bath with loft > Beautifully decorated 2 bdrm/2 bath •Call David Schuldenfrei at466-0514 as modern as tomorrow. 3 BR/ 2 BA on large vege- Two bedroom, two bath Gulf front, quiet corner unit • Fully furnished by Robb & Stuckey • Ground level walk-out to beach tated lot. 2 screened porches, plenty of storage. Stroll with good rental income. $320,000. Call Ed Sailer. • Gorgeous private heated pool • Tennis, swimming, Jacuzzi, clubhouse PR^PERM • Price just reduced to $395,000 • Asking $289,000 furnished LJ SANIBJSi, ESTOPi to clubhouse, tennis and swimming. Deeded beach • Call Maggie at 472-8633 or Sue at 472-9329 • Call Ruth Hamann 472-9035 The site of Sanibel's oldest home is on 2.11 acres of access. A truly gracious home. $395,000. Call Milt or Ruth Reik. Sanibel's most beautiful beach front on prestigious DRASf IC1L11 REDUCED • Artisfs retreat, 18' wood beamed ceilings, 1.3 acres > Two bedrooms/2.5 baths •New carpet. New tile. New appliances. West Gulf Drive. The estate has a tremendous • 2 bedrooms/2 baths, 600 sf Florida room • 2 screened porches Large one bedroom u Affordable one bedroom, one bath condo. Easy • Deeded beach access, 2-car garage w 1/2 bath • Pool, tennis, BBQ, beach Better than average rental income amount of developable area for large home, pool, • Just reduced to $320,000 • Owner wants an offer - $186,500 etc. Adjacent historic home may be purchased with walk to beach. Fully furnished at only $79,900. Call • Call HAP CONNELLY at 472-0005 • Call Joe Kelly 472-5403 •iiiiiiiiimn THW^IHUIimilimiUMIIHIII'i'llllll'IHIIIIHFrimiHIIIHIIiNlini' homesite. Call George Veillette or Ken Colter. Ed Sailer. Newly constructed—4,400 sq. ft. home—4 BR, 4.5 • Private home with pool & tennis BA, great room, porches, sundecks, sunsets, elevator, • Beach cottage off West Gulf Drive • 2 bedroom/2.5 bath on pilings ne bedroom • Peaceful views of Palm Lake • Allows 2 week minimum rental! > Gulf view sandy beach, guest suite, pool. Just lovely. • Pristine interior/screened porches • Offered furnished at $335,000 • Good rental income $2,180,000. Call Ken Colter or George Veillette. • A good island starter at $195,000 • Call Ted Holland at 472-9518 1 Offered at $214,000 - furnished Three bedrooms/two bath near beach easement in at Sanibel Arms West—Beautifully decorated—2 • Call Mary Anne Gira 472-3811 • Call Robin Humphrey for details quiet location. Ready to move into. $299,500 fur- bedrooms, 2 baths—Just a few steps to the beach. > 3 bdrm/2 bath + studio nished. Call Ken Cloter or George Veillette. $219,500. Call Dave Putzel or Mary Jane Gandhi, • Townhouse duplex, overlooks Lake and Island Refuge • Pool, tennis, clubhouse, sauna DUNES LIFE STYLE GRI. • Deeded beach access, near church, school, child care center « Private elevator to Penthouse > Two bedrcom/twoi ,„. , , "" •>—a»aaH_aiHHIHH^nmHU>HinaHrafiBO • 2 bdrms/2 baths, office, recreation room, store room, garage > Offered unfurn. $789,000 • Fully refurbished • Call Ted Holland at 472-9518 • Views of Gulf of Mexico REDUCED FOR SALE Delight yourself with golf and tennis. Come home to • Priced to sell at $175,000 • Just $289,000 furnished easy living in this well-renovated 3 BR, 2 BA with • Call Hap Connelly for appointment at 472-0005 • Call Robin Humphrey Canal home, completely remodeled large ground SPECTACULAR VIEWS sppsi •"Gorgeous Bay front 3/2 w/possible den expansive cages patio and pool. $359,000. Call Milt or •'"••li»myHi»IKH«mffl»BBBggaBBBBWBBMI«SHI '••" • Over 1900 sf, views from every room level pool and spa home. Direct access sailboat loca- Ruth Reik. of Gulf from wraparound balcony. Beautifully fur- • Just remodeled, 4 bedrooms, double lot • Completely & tastefully furnished tion with 80 ft. dock and lift. 3/3 VI plus den. State • Cathedral ceilings, family room, screened porch • A must seel $469,000 • One bedroom Studio nished 3 bedroom, 2 bath 2,190 sq. ft. unit. European • Call Jim Hall at 472-3322 • View of the Gulf of Mexico of the art kitchen. Orig. $710,000 NOW $645,000. style cabinets, Italian tile. One of few weekly rental • Large lower level, sun deck • Gross income $28,000+ Offers considered. Jim Levy. • Owner says sell at $289,000 • Being offered at $165,000 furnished ONCE IN A LIFETIME luxury condos on Sanibel. Great income producer, • Call Jim Hall at 472-3322 • Call Bob Matistic that very special home comes on the market. Unique $549,000. Call Ken Colter or George Veillette. CANAL FRONT HOME floor plan on deep water sailboat access canal. Very • 4 bdrm/3 bath w/2 half baths private cul-de-sac location in Palm Acres. Call • Affordable, near beach homesite • First floor unit • Kitchen w/upgraded appliances «Totally refurbished Custom built home with bayou view. 3/2.5... red Marian Balke, CRS, GRI. PRIVATE & PEACEFUL • Lovely Bay views/fireplace • Over 16,000 sf, ready for your dream home oak floors... stained glass entry... Jacuzzi... ceramic > Quiet street, great neighborhood • Great income...Great amenities This Gulf front condominium has 3 large bedrooms, • Offered at $660,000 unf. > Won't last at IsStpOO • Great price...$368,500 tile floors... gourmet kitchen. Room for a pool. • Call Ruth Hamann 472-9035 • Call Jim Hall at 472-3322 • Call Bob Mattstic for more info. $489,000. Call Dick Derowitsch. tiled floors and super views plus pool and tennis. You can have it all, just call Mary Jane Gandhi, GRI. 3 bedroom, 2 VI bath custom home close to private Sanibel Office Sundial beach. Vaulted ceilings, Palladian windows, formal 1509 Periwinkle Way 1451 Middle Gulf Drive Across Caloosahatchee River. Premier area close to circular staircase. Freeform pool with Jacuzzi. Many Sanibel. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Underground util- Spectacular southwest corner unit at Punta Rassa. THE MARINER (813) 472-5187 (813) 395-6020 other custom features. "Catch-A-Falling Star". By Glorious sunsets. . . boater's delight. $159,000 fur- ities. $339,000. Call Marian Balke, CRS, GRI. appointment. Call Rosemary Robinson, GRI SRC. 1-800-553-7338 1-800-262-8703 nished. Call Marian Balke, CRS, GRI. GROUP Tuesday. Mav 25,1993 THE ISLANDER 5A 4A THE [SLANDER Tuesday, May 25. 1993 Variety of issues discussed at Islanders at Larg refuge meeting A new Memorial Day Celebration 'Keeper' Shell Found Noah's Ark to Reopen Another Sanibelian By Steve Ruediger Islander on the Causeway for Business Among TIP Honorees Islander staff writer The Vineyard of the Islands Church on St. Michael's & All Angels Episcopal TIP, the Duke University Talent A wide variety of wildlife issues were discussed by the staffer Sanibel will be hosting a Memorial Day Church's "Noah's Ark" thrift shop will be Identification Program, is sponsoring a Conservation Council Thursday morning, May 20, as the Celebration on Sunday, May 30, on the open each Tuesday and Thursday, from recognition ceremony to honor some of group learned that recent refuge visitation is up while bird Sanibel Causeway in the area near the pub- 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., starting Tuesday, Florida's most talented 7th graders at the counts on nearby islands are down. lic restrooms across from the weigh station. June 8. University of Florida in Gainesville on The council is a community consulting group to the At 10 a.m. there will be a memorial ser- The "Ark" is newly stocked with cloth- June 2. Among the honorees is Stephen D. J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. Photo by Fran Adams vice honoring Vietnam vets, and from noon ing and household items. For information, Reynolds, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen The number of visitors on Wildlife Drive was up 8 per- to 3 p.m. there will be a big party featuring call 472-5471. D. Reynolds of Sanibel. cent in April compared to 1992, said refuge Manager Lou free hot dogs, free Cokes, free T-shirts, vol- * * * All the students attending the ceremony Hinds. Visitors at the Visitor Center were up an incredible leyball and lots of family fun. scored as well or better than the average 41 percent. Overall visitation to refuge properties in April M All islanders and area residents and visi- Wigley Addresses Kiwanis college-bound high school seniors on either was up 11 percent. tors are invited to attend. For information, the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or the Large declines in bird populations compared to the pre- call 472-1018. About Habitat for Humanity American College Testing Assessment vious year were found in an April 19 survey of back bay * * * On Wednesday, May 19, Bob Wigley of (ACT). These tests are administered as part islands. Significant declines were seen on Tarpon Bay Mammography Unit Sanibel, the director of the Lee County of an annual talent search. Keys, Hemp Key, Bird Island and Broken Islands. An Caitlin Meyer, 11, has been chosen to be a writer for The Islander on Student Government Day, when the fifth- Habitat for Humanity program, spoke to graders at Sanibel Elementary School take over City Hall on Thursday, May 27. About herself, she writes, "I like to Visit Bailey's The TIP talent search identifies 7th increase was found on Lumpkin Key and populations were the island Kiwanis Club about the progress graders in 16 states in the Southeast, relatively steady on Upper Bird Key and on Lower Bird swimming, running and playing games like softball and other things. My mom's name is Karen and my dad's The Mobile Mammography Unit from name is Craig. I have two sisters: one is 13 years old and her name is Brianne and my other sister is 7 years old the organization has made over the past Midwest and Southwest who have scored Key. Southwest Florida Regional Medical and her name is Meghan. I have lived on Sanibel for about six or seven years."Caitlin, who has gone to Sanibel five years. According to Wigley, Habitat in the top 3 percent on a national achieve- Center will set up shop for mammogram However, an aerial survey done the same day on the Elementary School since kindergarten, gets around Sanibel the speediest way — on roller blades. She looks for- Mrs. Ann Adkin of Nottingham, for Humanity has expanded its annual goal ment test. TIP provides all talent search breast cancer screenings at Bailey's same islands by the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish ward to going to Cypress Lake Middle School in the fall. England, was shelling with Capt. Betty from five houses to 22 and it expects to participants with information about their Shopping Center on Sanibel on Friday, Commission showed significantly different numbers of Reed on North Captiva Island last week have completed about 100 houses by the abilities and about educational options May 28. To make an appointment for a birds. The refuge survey is done by boat. when she found a rare lion's paw shell. end of 1993, making it one of the most pro- open to them. convenient, 'on-island" test, call the The biggest decline was in the number of pelicans. Public hurricane preparedness program Ann and her husband have been coming to ductive chapters in the country. Parents and students interested in TIP's Regional Medical Center at 939-8678. There will be another survey this week. Sanibel for vacation since 1981 and the The organization, from management to talent search should contact Duke * * * One group of birds the refuge staff would like to see "keeper" shell was her first. In fact, she the builders, is run almost entirely by vol- University, which is located in Durham, set for Wednesday at The Sundial A Reminder... admitted that when she found it she didn't unteers. An indication of its efficiency is N.C., at (919) 684-3847. Please see REFUGE, page 6A By Christopher Strine • What's Our Risk? If you have a child that will be attending know what it was. Thankfully, Capt. Betty that 96 cents of every dollar donated to Islander editor • Your Game Plan Sanibel Elementary School this fall as a identified it for her! Habitat for Humanity is used for the actual Hurricane season officially begins on June 1 and to help •If You Go to a Shelter kindergartner, orientation will be held this construction materials used in the houses. Cancer Support Group islanders properly prepare for the storm season, a special Each house is 1,050 square feet with three • The Hurricane's Aftermath Wednesday, May 26, starting at 10 a.m. at Life with cancer can be difficult not program will be held on Wednesday, May 26, at the Learn How to Care bedrooms. WEATHER 4 • Insuring Your Property the school. At that time, school registration only for people with the disease, but it can Sundial Beach & Tennis Resort on Sanibel. The requirements for the inhabitant of An audience-participation question-and-answer session packets will be available, and all those for Your Summer Flowers also affect the lives of those who support, The program is free and open to the public. the house is a job, 500 hours of sweat equi- WATCH will also be included in the program. attending are invited to stay for lunch at 11 Summer flowers will need special atten- care for and live with them as well. Sponsored by the American Red Cross, city of Sanibel, ty into his and others houses plus additional The island program is one in a series conducted across a.m. for $2.35. tion during the coming long, hot days, so Lee Memorial Hospital will host a Lee County Emergency Management, National Hurricane controls that assure the inhabitant will learn the county to help residents and visitors prepare for hurri- For additional information, call the on Tuesday, June 1, at 10 a.m. at the Cancer Support Group on Wednesday, Center, Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce and the rudiments of managing a household. Last week's temperatures in paradise were cane season, which ends Nov. 1. school at 472-1617. Sanibel Library, the island Master May 26, from 6 to 8 p.m. for people with WINK-TV, the conference will feature a number of guest recorded at the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Sanibel and Captiva and the rest of Lee County were * * * Gardeners and the Horticultural Society Anyone interested in donating land or cancer, their families and friends. It will be speakers. Commerce as follows: lucky, escaping the brunt of Hurricane Andrew, the deadly will hold a summer garden workshop. Kaye money to the organization can contact the held at the Cleveland Avenue Campus in Those slated to address the audience are Jerry Jarrell of Who is That Person HIGH LOW RAIN storm that devastated much of South Florida last year, Cude will led the discussion. local Habitat for Humanity office at 275- Fort Myers. The program is free and reser- the National Hurricane Center; Jim Reif, a meteorologist in the Picture? Monday, May 17 87 68 0.0 Although it has been over 30 years since a major storm hit The program is free and everyone is 7855. - • • vations may be made by calling 334-5917. When the Newcomers and Old-Timers Tuesday, May 18 88 70 0.0 with WINK-TV; Sanibel meteorological consultant Bill the area (Hurricane Donna in 1960 was the last direct welcome. * * * Wednesday, May 19 90 71 0.0 Zeliff of Weather Wagon; and Max Anderson, from the strike), islanders should not become complacent meet for lunch at the Sundial at 11:30 a.m. Following the gathering at the library, a Thursday, May 20 84 64 0.0 city of Sanibel building department. Hurricanes can strike anywhere and city, county, state and on Wednesday, June 2, a special "Guessing "Dutch treat" luncheon will be available at Friday, May 21 86 64 0.0 Topics slated for discussion during the program, which national officials are urging that Sanibelians and Captivans Game" will be held to identify pictures of South Seas Plantation with a special tour of Saturday, May 22 87 65 0.0 will run from 2 to 4 p.m., include: be prepared - for the worst. the club members. the resorts' grounds by Tom Event, the Sunday, May 23 88 65 0.0 • The Hurricane, Those attending are asked to bring a pic- director of horticulture for South Seas. ture of themselves — old, new, dressed up Reservations for lunch and the tour are GROGSHOP or not — for the game. required. Call Dr. Faye Granberry at 472- Reservations are a must by Sunday, 6940. Florida LOTTO ALERT Radios available at SPD May 30. Limited seating is available. The LIQUORS • BEER • WINE • MIXES If you are an islander who is interested in keeping on As an added bonus, the radios also broadcast when the cost is $7.50. ONE OF liHE BEST SELECTIONS bFI^MES^ Numbers from May 22,1993 top of the most up-to-date news concerning an approach- Lee County Mosquito Control District will be bug-bomb- To join the fun, call Dr. Faye Granberry Islander Graduates ing hurricane or storm, you need an ALERT Radio. ing the island. at 472-6940, to reserve your seat. from WCU BAILEY'S CENTER WELCOMES THESE 39-42-44-45-48-49 The ALERT Radios are available at the Sanibel Police The radios can be purchased at the SPD at Sanibel City Don't forget the picture! Forty-two Florida residents received FINE WINERIES TO OUR PARADISE ISLAND Department for $60. When activated, the specially-adapted Hall on Dunlop Road, Monday through Friday, from 8 * * * degrees Saturday, May 8, during spring Radio Shack weather radios transmit vital information FOR THE EIGHTH ANNUAL SOUTHWEST FLORIDA a.m. to 4 p.m. They may also be ordered through the mail Orchid Discussion Featured commencement exercises at Western (before, during and after a storm) such as road conditions, Carolina University. Among those gradu- with the coupon below. For any additional information, WINE FAIR AT SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION: JUNE 5&6 causeway status, storm coordinates and power outages. call 472-3111. at Garden Club Meeting ates was Timothy George Gordon of On Tuesday, May 18, the Shell Islands Sanibel. He graduated with a degree in Garden Club met and were entertained by sports management. • Moet & Chandon (Epernay, France) Sing Tongal, who presented a delightful On May 8, WCU Chancellor Myron ••• Alexander Valley Vineyards (Sonoma) ALERT Radio Order Form and imaginative program titled "Orchids in Coulter conferred 1,120 undergraduate and EDJTOR: Christopher Strine all their Splendor." graduate degrees, the largest graduating REPORTERS: Frances Adams, Steve Ruediger, Frank Wagner Name:, Tongal lived in Thailand as a child and • Clos du 5ois Winery (Sonoma) PHOTOGRAPHER: Kathleen Blase class in WCU's 104-year history. told of climbing high in the trees to collect CONTRIBUTORS: Capt. Mike Fuery, Dr. Faye Granberry, Address:, WCU, one of the 16 senior institutions • Columbia Winery (Washington State) Scott McPhee, Trina Ord, Bobbie Sharp and Art Stevens oichids for his parents. Sometimes he was of the University of North Carolina system, ADVERTISING SALES: Ken Rasi and JJ.Shean Local Telephone Number: able to reach them from the back of an ele- serves a student body of approximately ••• Franciscan Estate Selections (Napa) CLASSIFIEDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS: LuAnn Roberts phant. He was always warned to knock the LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS Number of Radios: .... ' 6,500. It is located in Cullowhee which is Ritz Diner P.O. Box 56 plant first in case of a scorpion or snake 52 miles west of Asheville, N.C., near the • Sonooia-Cutrer Vineyards (Sonoma) Islander Center Sanibel, FL 33957 within. great Smoky Mountains National Park. 2407 Periwinkle Way 472-5185 FAX 472-5302 fd ^ * t0 Sanibd Police Department, Attn: ALERT Radio, 800 He said now a permit is needed to col- * * * •*• Stag's Leap Winery (Napa) with your check You wlnb e notified when ur radi0 is avai1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES - y° ' lect wild orchids. FMHS Class of '68 $19.75 $26.00 $26.00 $40.00 He told the group that there are at least • VIchonWinery (Napa) S18. S3 Newspaper S24.S2 NBwspaper Amual Subscription Annual Subscription £!.12SL Sales r« S1.«St Sales Tax 15,000 different species in the world and to Hold 25th Reunion MSA. Foreign MOST WINES AVAILABLE AT THE GROG SHOP AND LM County they grow in every country except in the The Fort Myers High School graduating Sanibel-Captiva Islander (USPS 481-400) - Second class postage perniit paid desert and the polar regions. Saudi Arabia class of 1968 will hold its 25th reunion on SPECIAL PRICING WILL PREVAIL DURING THIS EVENT. for a! Sanibel Island, FL 33957. t~-we H" PostaiMtw: Please send form 3S79 and changes of addrass to P.O Box SS A few interesting Snooze News facts is an exception because of the rainfall Aug. 13-14, 1993. If there is a member of Sanibel 33957. Mafof J1Vy' itsC RfltfpBetter SleeCirtOpn MontX/fr»nthh !rt«/anId 't th1 e Utlatest editio± J'n o' f the class that has not received notification, Twenty-four percent of Americans reportedly take a there. Also, he said the orchids we know as The Sanibal-Capiiva Islander is published each Tuesday and is distribut- Snooze News, a publication of the Better Sleep Council, or knows the whereabouts of anyone that ed throughout Sanibel and Captiva Islands. warm bath or shower before bed, 21 percent listen to the Hawaiian orchid is really from features a number of interesting facts about Americans' might not have received notification of the Classified advertising deadline is Friday at 3 p.m. music and 19 percent engage in sex. In fact, more than Singapore. /pINTPN p Error Responsibility: In the event of an error, we are responsible only sleep-related habits. event, contact Judy Hodson Gattignolo at for the first incorrect insertion of an ad if, in our opinion, there is a loss of three quarters of Americans (77 percent) report doing The island Garden Club meets the third rQ^ CASE ORDERS MONDAy-SATURDAy value. We do not assume any responsibility for an error beyond the cost of Watching TV is the top sleep-inducer for 49 percent Tuesday of each month (except for July, 995-4223, or write to Class of '68, 3792 (Excluding Specials) 9 A.M.-9 RIM; ths ad itself, We assume no financial respons&ility for typographical errors in something to promote sleep. SUNDAY NOON-? P.M. advertisement but will reprint without charge that part which is incorrect Ws of Americans, according to a Better Sleep Council sur- Hidden Acres Circle, North Fort Myers, FL In addition, many people tend to avoid caffeine "e August and September). For information, are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 days from publi- 33903 cation data. call Bettie at 472-9332 or Ann at 472-0745. Bailey's Shopping Center Columns: Opinions expressed in columns in The Islandsr and Letters * * * * * * to the Editor are those of the person writing the column or latter and do not before going to bed. TARPON BAY ROAD AT CORNER OF PERIWINKLE WAY necessarily reflect those of the newspaper.

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move elsewhere are the black skimmers refuge this summer. The seven people in Praise for the co-op also came from strandings on Sanibel but it was impossible that have been residing on the nearest the corps for the summer were selected by Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife to determine the cause of death of the large Sanibel Causeway island recently. Hinds drawing. They will do a variety of projects, Veterinarian Dr. John Kubisz, who said the marine animals. A new Mt. Sanibel said it is very unlikely they will be able to such as replacing the current fence at the co-op was proceeding with insulating The foundation has posted a least tern nest successfully in such a busy area. He alligator curve with a better looking fence. exposed wires to keep birds from being nesting site near the Sea Spray subdivision. A mountain of soil near City Hall at the site of the hopes they will decide to move off the The "Ding" Darling birthday celebration electrocuted. Kubisz said he considers this Lindblad said there are 40 to 60 birds. new public library has reportedly become Sanibel's causeway island, hopefully to Skimmer and Duck Stamp day will be held on Oct. work of major significance. Trapper, the red shouldered hawk who new highest point. A while back, a large mound of wood chips on the grounds of the then-expanding Island, which the refuge spends about 30. The 1983-84 Duck Stamp artist, Bruce The SCCF made a bid Wednesday, May lived near CROW for years, has died. links at Beachview Golf Course claimed the unoffi- $2,000 each year preparing for the birds. Miller, will be at the refuge for the event. 19, on the McKeever Keys, three islands Kubisz said Trapper apparently choked on a rat bone. Trapper's son is still in the area. cial island title, it's likely that the construction of The ribbon fence that was up last week Two eagle chicks have fledged at Silver near Gait Island, which is beside Pine The Sanctuary at Wulfert Point and other places has on that causeway island was not put up by Key. It is suspected that the eagles at Silver Island. The purchase, if it goes through, Most of the gopher tortoises that were caused similar large soil eruptions on the island. the refuge but was taken down by refuge Key were the ones that had been at would be financed by the SCCF, the Ding moved to make way for the development of personnel. Hinds said the fence tended to Wulfert. It was announced at the Darling Wildlife Society and the Calusa The Sanctuary at Wulfert have died. draw attention to the birds and increase Conservation Council meeting that the Land Trust. Recent bite marks on injured birds have people bothering them. It was not known deed for the 22-acre eagle buffer at The The SCCF's sea turtle patrol work has been explained by people observing cor- Photo by Kathleen Blase who put it up. Hinds said if the skimmers Sanctuary at Wulfert has finally been trans- begun, with 40 volunteers taking to the morants and loons being attacked by laid eggs, the refuge would put up a fence ferred to the SCCF. So, the SCCF has the beaches each morning to keep track of sea sharks, according to Kubisz. to protect them. buffer even though the eagles have moved. turtle nests. So far there are three nests on CROW will be written up in an article in The yellow crowned night heron nests Mark "Bird" Westall, a tour guide and Sanibel and two on Captiva. the May 30 issue of Parade Magazine. that were at the alligator curve in the refuge Sanibel's mayor, announced that once a There have "Been" two recent sea turtle are all gone, Hinds said. He thinks rac- month during the summer months he coons got them but he has no evidence. will be available with his three canoes to Beach historical museum planned Both the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation take children's groups, such as Big

1 society. For almost 40 years it housed -\ ~- *. • If all goes well over the next few Foundation and the refuge plan to attempt Brothers, on free canoe trips. months, in 1994 Fort Myers Beach will San Castle Kindergarten, which Davison controlled burns near the end of this week Eric Lindblad of the SCCF .'-. :.'•' ~~''''•'.'."'""\!"!J, •' "'.'l"; •' ' '"• . • '-• have its own historical museum, thanks owned and operated until the property and next week. announced that the Lee County Electric in part to the generosity of a part-time was sold in July 1992. There were 1,164 entries in the Florida Cooperative had agreed to go beyond its resident. The original structure was built in competition of the Junior Duck Stamp con- normal trimming of Brazilian pepper ; Sue Davison, long-time beach resi- 1921 by father and son J.A. Davison and test. The winner was Amy Mathis of below power lines. He said that along dent and a founder of the Fort Myers Harry K. Davison Sr. It was the firstcot - Gateway High School in Kissimmee. the borders of SCCF property, the co-op Home Beach Historical Society, announced at tage built after the swing bridge was The refuge plans to take part in a Lee was cutting the pepper to the ground and the last Community Redevelopment installed and the fifth to be built on County Schools program to keep children poisoning the stumps. He said the SCCF Agency meeting that an historic beach Estero Island. The cottage today stands in school. Hinds will give talks at the planned to continue the work back into cottage has been donated to the society on those same pilings, but the original schools. its property. The co-op was having the to house a museum. structure was virtually wiped out in the Twelve young people applied for the work done along Sanibel-Captiva Road Henry and Edith Schlickte of New hurricane of 1944. Youth Conservation Corps work at the Thursday as Lindblad spoke. York and the beach donated the cottage, Shortly thereafter Harry K. Davison which is on beach-front property they Sr. and Harry K. Davison Jr. (Sue's hus- purchased last summer. At first the band) rebuilt the structure, using lumber Something to say? Schlickte's planned to demolish the cot- salvaged from the original cottage. All letters to the editor for publication in The Islander must contain the sender's The finest tage, to make way for a new home, but Calling the gift a "miracle," Davison name, address and telephone upon request of the sender. The right to edit letters Davison lobbied to save the structure. is now looking for another one - proper- is reserved by the editor. Send your letters to: The Islander, P.O. 56, Sanibel, FL Davison is tied to the cottage by ty to place the cottage. Several areas are 33957. offerings from strings longer than those of the historical being investigated. Sanibel-Captiva Realtors N BREATHTAKING! SANIBEL & MARCO P.O. Box 189, Captiva, Florida 33924 ISLAND PROPERTIES, INC.

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Tuesday, remaining three months of the fiscal year. meetings run over into the afternoons. 8A May 25,1993 According to City Manager Gary Price, the Cityside Commissioners annual budget impact would not exceed board the gravy train $1,152. The council unanimously agreed to Until now, the unpaid members of the authorize the city to pay for the Planning City Council have been the only city board Pay plan to be aired during city budget hearings Commission members' lunches when their members allowed the privilege. By Frances Adams Kain and members of the public based their claims on ing principles and consistency." She said she voted with Islander staff writer the fact that the eight-page document had not even been the majority because the new plan is totally flexible, and R3CGOO31S continued from page 1A The Sanibel City Council during the summer budget distributed to the council or made available to the public the council can adopt any or none of the elements. She hearings will discuss thoroughly all the elements of the until the May 4 meeting was under way, which had been summed up for the audience that there appeared to be con- "qualified step-in-time" compensation plan for city advertised only as a "discussion" of the new plan. At that sensus that longevity is redundant, already built in to the the "owners" of the well-fed broods think law that's enforceable. He claims that the employees, as proposed by consultant David M. Griffith meeting only about a dozen members of the public were in step plan, that there may not be a total cost-of-living incre- they are not wild any longer. provision aimed at exposed garbage in and Associates. Not only that, the public has been warned the audience. At the latest meeting May 18, more than 50 ment and that there likely will be a cap on employee com- Lindblad also suggested that the law not dumpsters or trash cans ["the intentional that they had better be more diligent in their reading of the members of the public showed up for the discussion of re- pensation. be made effective immediately, but in 90 creation or maintenance of any condition published agendas and articles in the local newspapers. opening the discussion. "It's done," she said, adding that she doesn't think it days. That would give the feeders time to upon the premises which causes or encour- "digest" the new law, and allow time for ages raccoons to feed upon garbage, is That was the verdict May 18 after the council and mem- Councilman Jerry Muench made it clear that things should be discussed again until the budget hearings. them to wean the raccoons from their regu- bers of the public discussed at length whether or not to dis- would stand as they had been voted on, as far as he was Councilman Bob Janes, who along with Kain had voted expressly prohibited;"] is too broad and far- cuss further the compensation plan accepted in concept concerned, and that how to implement the new plan would against accepting the plan, supported what Muench and lar food source. He added that the Wildlife reaching, and mafe'vTolators out of almost after a 3-2 vote on May 4. After that meeting, Vice Mayor be discussed at budget time. He said if the council does its Miller had said, that no one should have been surprised. Committee would be happy to work with any victim of raccoons' nighttime raids. anyone who would like to learn how to deal Besides, he asked, what does "intentional" Wally Kain (one of the two dissenting votes) raised many job properly, the plan won't get out of control. Simply Janes said the important thing council had accomplished with the situation. mean? questions about the plan and how it had been "adopted," because someone is out-voted is no reason to revisit a sub- at the May 4 meeting is that it has established some princi- and formally requested that the matter be put on the May ject, he said. ples, which is important in public policy. The plan needs City Attorney Bob Pritt explained that Janes said he would rather see the city 18 agenda. Councilmember Daphne Miller said she didn't under- refining, he said, and that and how the plan is implemented raccoons as pets have not been outlawed take a strong stand and handle it by educa- At the May 18 meeting, all four of the remaining coun- stand how so many people in the community were "sur- will be done during the budget hearings. He said he "sort- and agreed the law isn't perfect. tion through public relations. cilmen expressed dismay and/or annoyance that at Kain's prised" at what is going on. She reiterated the fact that of" resents bringing it up constantly and that it is on the Alice Kyllo, a 22-year resident of the Councilmember Daphne Miller agreed request the issue was on the agenda again, and at Kain's there had been in-depth discussion of the matter on Feb. 26 agenda again, and that the council shouldn't have to "end- island who admits to feeding raccoons, said the ordinance is unenforceable, that it is and the public's claims that the latest compensation plan and again on May 4. lessly massage the thing over and over." the ones she feeds are unable to forage for micro-management — "Big Brother watch- had not been fully examined, nor had the public been given Miller added that since this is the fourth plan in as many Mayor Mark Westall agreed with what his peers had themselves: "Lucy is very elderly, two indi- ing people's garbage" — but was emphatic proper notice that an action so binding was going to take years, it appears that "council is careening around, not hav- said, and opened the floor to a flood of public comment viduals lost their front feet and one is blind that people should not be feeding any place at the May 4 scheduled "discussion." from residents, to which the council listened but did not in one eye." She claimed that there is a wildlife. respond. restaurant on the island which, as far back Councilman Jerry Muench defended' the Other business conducted at the May 18 meeting of Bruce Lalor said that for an issue this significant, two as she can remember, has been "putting out ordinance by saying that with more people the Sanibel City Council included the following. CITY lines on the agenda may be a legally correct notice, but it their hard-to-clean kettles and pans" at there needs to be more laws. was not sufficient enough and deserved greater notice to night. "When you go back in the morning Mayor Mark Westall, a licensed alliga- Proclamations: BRIEFS the public. He asked that the council postpone adoption they're picked clean and all they have to do tor handler, said that while the raccoons Mayor Mark Westall proclaimed May 16 to May 22 as until it has examined what the cost will be for each of the is run them through the dishwasher." may appear to be cute, he "would rather National Public Works Week, and Sunday, May 30, as By Frances Adams next five years, what the city's anticipated revenues are Regarding her neighbors' broken swim- deal with a bull alligator than a cornered Memorial Day on Sanibel. and whether or not Sanibel can afford the plan, the alloca- ming pool cages, Kyllo advised that rather raccoon, because a raccoon will rip you to Dinner at Chadwick's is always created recently when long-time member Hal Austin tion of funds, what other Florida cities are doing in terms than putting up a high fence without a per- shreds while you're standing there watch- romantic, delicious and different... Dollars paid in lieu of taxes resigned. LaBoda previously was first alternate to the of dollars and if it is right to create the expectation that the mit, pool owners could simply "float a rub- ing him." He also acknowledged the ordi- for refuge are too few board. employees will receive a 7 percent to 8 percent pay raise. ber snake in their pool — they won't go nance, is probably unenforceable, but so is Island Cookery is Chadwick's nightly During public comment, resident Maggie Greenberg Dorothy Krieger, previously second alternate, was Tom Redford said thus far the emphasis has been on the near it." the shelling ordinance and the alligator- taste sensation. Old Caribbean recipes wondered if there is something Sanibel can do to convince named first alternate. person, not the job, and that occasionally there is an Resident Helen Johnson said if people feeding ordinance. He said "there is a place for government to try to establish a mental- combined with our Chef's contempo- the federal government to increase the amount the U.S. David Fowler was appointed as second alternate to the employee who is getting more dollars than a job warrants. are having trouble with raccoons chewing rary touch, create some of the most Fish and Wildlife Service pays to Sanibel in lieu of taxes board. He suggested the city do a survey of job descriptions and through screen enclosures to get to their ity" in the community, as Sanibel has done on the roughly 5,000 acres it owns at the J.N. "Ding" examine what is fair compensation for a job being excel- pools, then the city should also ban rats regarding alligators and shelling. excitingly seasoned dishes you'll ever Darling Wildlife Refuge. Sanibel Estates dredging lently done. because "they chew through my screen all Westall said he doesn't foresee Dick taste. This past year, Sanibel received $47,369 through the project moves forward the time." Baker (Sanibel's code enforcement officer) Please see PAY, page 11A driving around neighborhoods looking for Payments In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) program. The 4,755 The council approved a resolution authorizing City John Friedman complained that the city Every night (except Tuesday and Friday) violators. acres of the refuge, about 60 percent of Sanibel's land, in Manager Gary Price to enter into a contract with Johnson is doing "micro-legislation" and doesn't see experience as often as you like, the unique Janes, then formally motioned that the M the fee system are appraised at only $7.7 million, while the Engineering for the final engineering of the Captains Walk why government has to get involved. He provision relating to exposed garbage be "Taste ©£ Capt3va entrees prepared remaining 40 percent of the privately owned land has been and West Kinzie Island canals for $23,664, including a suggested that if it is a problem in small stricken, that doing so would eliminate before you in our beautiful Atrium given a taxable assessment of nearly $2 billion. stipulation that Windlass Way property owners pick up areas then the neighbors should work it out. some of the ordinance's ambiguity. He said "This program is really puny and totally unfair to their full engineering costs of $5,916. Councilman Bob Janes said that while ; setting or choose from our menu. the dumpster problem is a public health Sanibel," Greenberg said. The council agreed that the city will pay 1/3 the cost of he is a strong supporter of the provisions problem and should be treated separately She pointed out that in 1983 Sanibel was paid $32,633 dredging all the canals, including Windlass Way, because outlined in the "whereas" section of the TUESDAYS Caribbean Celebration because the open dumpsters also attract rats in lieu of taxes, and when "land values were going the public has contributed to the runoff and silting of the ordinance (which describe the reasons for Buffet and flies, not only raccoons. berserk" in 1988 the federal government paid even less — canal and has the responsibility to pay for the clean-up. and goals of the ordinance), he sees a prob- FRIDAYS Seafood Buffet Janes' proposed amendment failed, 3-2, only $23,083. She said that in 1992 Sanibel was paid only lem in attempting to translate that into a SUNDAYS Champagne Brunch $35,165. Portofino's gets entertainment license with only Miller siding with him. . Greenberg suggested that Sanibel do something to con- Pritt explained that ordinance covers The council granted an entertainment license for a trio Every evening, let Chadwick's entertain vince the government that this calculation is very skewed. two separate violations: one takes care of to play dinner music on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays City Attorney Bob Pritt and Finance Director Renee people feeding the raccoons and the other you in our comfortable lounge with it's between 7 p.m. and 1 a.nx inside Portofino's Restaurant. Lynch later both agreed it is worth pursuing, but indicated takes care of the "dumpster problem," large dance floor and the Island's changing federal policy isn't easy. Lynch said the city like- which is remedied easily by using common livliest entertainment. ly would be contacting U.S. Rep. Porter Goss about the For non-payment of sewer bill, sense. As the law is proposed, the penalty matter. water may be cut off for feeding raccoons is an immediate fine The council passed a resolution approving a Mutual Aid of $50; the penalty for violating the Residents wants sewer capacity sale Agreement with the Island Water Association that allows exposed garbage provision is a written "POWERHAUS" re-opened if connection is mandatory the city to order discontinuation of water service for non- warning for the first offense and a $50 fine payment of sewer bills. It basically is a renewal of an for any subsequent offense occurring with- In The Lounge Resident John Friedman, during public comment, agreement in effect last year. in one year of the previous offense. requested that the Sanibel Sewer System re-open its offer Pritt said if the-council "wants to soften 8:30 pm -12:30 am. Nightly except Tuesday to connect at reduced rates, now that it has been revealed it a bit," then the penalties for both offenses that the city is likely to make connection to the system City exempts itself from code standards could be made the same, with a written mandatory. He pointed out that when the special rates were for Gulfside City Park restrooms warning being issued first for the feeding offered last fall, many residents passed up the opportunity, The council OK'd an exemption for the city from its offense. trusting the city's statement that connection would not be own Land Development Code standards for the construc- mandatory. tion of the restrooms at Gulfside City Park. The project is There was consensus to making that Louise Johnson echoed Friedman's remarks, also ask- ready to be put up for bids. The exemption is much like change, as well as amending the effective ing that the city reconsider the reduced rates. that which was granted for the Tarpon Bay restrooms in date to 90 days (which would be Aug. 1 if City Manager Gary Price said the matter would be more 1991. the ordinance is adopted at the next meet- appropriately addressed when the council considers the ing)- Wastewater Management Master Plan at its June 15 meet- Position of clerk/typist •.•-Ji£ ?.' •''£ if: j" f% "$$yi '^£L •'"•••• V'-" ^'•;.'W'^- J'SSS'l-'S's'. **^ S*'^**1* S^^S'iT^ Resident Bruce Lalor encouraged the ing. At that time all matters pertaining to the sewer system approved for Building Department iiiiiiiWii^B council to adopt the ordinance, even if it are open for discussion. The council approved the addition of a clerk/typist posi- would be difficult to enforce. He said if it Morning, Noon 'n' Night tion for the Building Department. Adequate funding is Jacquf Lewis is Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pritt's A typical problem fails to pass, the public's interpretation LaBoda named to available in this year's budget because all existing person- legal intern for the summer, A 1988 graduate of Fort would be that the council does not think it nel are at the bottom of their pay scales. The direct cost of Myers High School, Jacqul Is a 1991 graduate of the Raccoons on the islands have been is a serious problem. Code Enforcement Board University of Florida. She is also currently a first- the clerk position to the budget would be $5,024 for the problems in the past, digging through By unanimous vote, Richard LaBoda was appointed to year student at the College of Law at Florida State Westall declared the hearing a first read- AT THE ENTRANCE TO SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION, CAPTIVA ISLAND trash cans for food. With the new ordi- ing of the ordinance. The second reading is the Sanibel Code Enforcement Board, filling the vacancy Please see BRIEFS, page 9A University. ' , * '•;.,. Reservations only accepted for parties of 6 or more. 472-5111 nance, the city hopes to eliminate at scheduled for 9:20 a.m. Tuesday, June 1. least part of the problem. Tuesday. Mav 25.1993 THE ISLANDER 11A 10A THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 25.1993 continued from page 8A NUQ© continued from page 1A Calvin Anderson said the credibility of the council Sturgis said that would give the Florida nude beach was established at Bowman's. spent just for the support system. Westall said he expects the taxpayers to "pay attention, would be in question if the employees perceive they were Food For State Attorney's office time to research the Years ago, Bowman's was a popular Muench pointed out that the 7-percent to 8-percent read the papers and keep tabs to what's going on." He said law to see if there is any precedent that nude beach, which sometimes had hun- promised one thing and are given another at budget time. increase listed in Griffith's plan is merely an example, and the city goes overboard in trying to make sure everybody contradicts the rulings presented by Pepper. dreds of naked people on it on sunny week- He asked that the council reaffirm and adopt a basic con- indicated that the council never intended to use it. He understands the issues. cept, that an annual cap be set on the total package and let If the state attorney's office lets the end days. promised those in the audience that personnel spending is Thought the city manager administer it and that the personnel bud- judge know it has found additional prece- Then a series of raids by the Lee County not going to get out of hand. He encouraged those residents who will not be present dent, another hearing will be held. If it Sheriffs Department emptied that beach. get be based on economic conditions. He said the issue "We will be held accountable," he said. "Keep a little for the budget hearings to write letters expressing their By Paul Gaeta doesn't notify the judge and 10 days have However, it has been reported that there shouldn't be up for debate every year and suggested that more faith." concerns to the members of the council. elapsed, the cases will be dismissed. has been an increase in the number of the plan be left in place for three years and then reviewed. Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pritt said nudes on the beach in the past couple of Margot Fennhahn objected to rewarding longevity, call- Friday, May 21, that any comment on years. II May is National Barbecue Month, National Hamburger Month, National whether people would be arrested in the In addition, topless sunbathing by ing it "offensive" and "vulgar." She said if the city pays ORIGINAL 1036 Salad Month and National Egg Month. Sounds like a picnic to us! future for nudity on Bowman's Beach females has been increasing in recent years well, the employees will stay. 6520 PINE AVE. PERIWINKLE * •* * would depend on the results of the research on Sanibel beaches in general. This is usu- 472-5353 WAY by the state attorney's office. ally being done by European women who Ralph Kaplan said the city would have a morale prob- • 472-6939 Noodle pudding doesn't have to have cheese and too much sugar. Pepper said his research of the law was aren't accustomed to being required to lem with the expectation of 7 percent to 8 percent increas- Better: cook 3 thinly sliced onions slowly in butter until golden brown, extremely thorough and that the state attor- wear a top. es, as is in the report, especially if it does not fund all of then toss with 8 ounces of noodles, cooked. Add 2 beaten eggs and 1/4 ney's office will find no additional prece- Sanibel police have usually gone to the the elements. R cup raisins. Bake 30 minutes at 425 degrees until set. Great with chicken! dents. beach when there is a complaint and told The three people arrested who pled not these women to put on their tops. However, Dick Walsh also addressed the "buzz saw of problems" A G guilty were Lawrence Dunwoody of Fort the number of complaints in the past year created because of heightened employee expectation of Or serve super roasted potatoes. Toss together 3 potatoes, cut into Myers, William Blakely of North Fort receiving 7 percent to 8 percent increases. He added that wedges, 2 tsp. oil, 1 tsp. orange peel, 1/2 tsp. rubbed sage and lots of seems to have declined while the number Myers and Kristina Fekete of North Fort the $32,000 cost for adjusting the pay scales, raising the W R fresh pepper. Roast about 40 minutes at 425°, turning now and then. of topless women on Sanibel beaches has Myers. increased. pay levels to the next even step, is a "pure windfall" for The fourth person arrested, Michael some employees, and that $32,000 should be taken into I Reeves of Annandale, Va., did not contest consideration when determining the total personnel budget. Marinated artichokes in a jar with built-in salad dressing. Toss the little Nudity on beaches elsewhere in Florida the charges and paid a $150 fine. vegetables with tender fresh spinach leaves for a first course or salad. currently varies. Topless sunbathing by women is allowed all along Miami Beach Maggie Greenberg, who complained of the last-minute L * * * The Sanibel Naturists, a group seeking and complete nudity is currently allowed at distribution of the report at the May 4 meeting, told the We discovered a great sandwich last week: spiced goat cheese (cream the legal use of part of Bowman's as a Haulover Beach, a Metro Dade County members of the council that the employees' apparent will- L cheese would do, too) on rich black bread with a grilled chicken breast clothing optional beach, paid Pepper's park just north of Miami Beach. Recently ingness to accept the plan and Sanibel taxpayers' unwill- and roasted red peppers, plus lettuce for crunch. legal fees in defending the three who pled over a thousand nude sunbathers a day ingness to accept it as is "leaves you firmly impaled on the horns of a dilemma." * * * not guilty. have been reported on that beach on week- Plager commented last week that per- ends. She suggested that they "stop talking about gobbledy- Join us soon for a delicious meal at sonally he is opposed to nudity and thinks The only Sanibel city ordinance listed gook — compa-ratio systems and macro-economic indica- We'd like to thank all of you it would have a bad influence on children. under indecent exposure in the city code is tors — and start talking about human beings." for giving us On the other hand, Cada, the arrested a law banning nudity in establishments She said that Sanibel employees have traditionally been officer, commented after the judge ruled serving alcoholic beverages. paid well and the citizens have received a very high level "The People's Choice" Award again. that he personally would not care if a legal of service. The employees' loyalty to Sanibel backfired on the taxpayers by 1990 when the spiraling cost of compen- * Come to either location with this ad Q<$ sation was 1/3 of Sanibel's annual budget. The subsequent actions taken by the council had an and we will buy you a draft beer! * The islanders THE extremely demoralizing effect of the employees, she said, Favorite S £ A f O O O 5 I 8UA K S SMUTS SEAFOOD EMPORIUM Major Credit 1223 PERIWINKLE WAY. SANIBEL ISLAND 472-1771 472-1366 and the result of constant tinkering with three different Cards Accepted * One beer per ad Restaurant Comer of TARpon Bay Rd. & psriWINKLE Way plans has left Sanibel's employees not knowing what to expect. Greenberg suggested that Sanibel's salaries and benefits should be commensurate with other Florida resorts of com- parable size. She pointed out that Sanibel's tax base is so unusual, with 60 percent of the land not subject to taxes, which leaves the full burden on some 8,800 taxpayers who own 40 percent of the property. She said the employees should understand why the city cannot pay them more than f» THE BEGDML fair market rate, especially with the economy still in reces- "Let's see, where should we go there became an eating place to be open in the light of day tonight? Maybe the T , no, not sion. The Gulf, tonight. I know, we'll go to W...... and in the darkness he called night, and that was the end of nah, or maybe ... the Jacaranda. No, Louise Johnson said it was much better for the council we're going there tomorrow..." to allow the public the opportunity to debate the issue, the first day and it was good. rather than to leave their concerns "rumbling around in the On the second day, the heavens provided colors for patrons to view community." She, as well as most of the other speakers, said the employees should be paid above average, but she and it was good. 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Q©3t continued from page 2A stopped on Periwinkle Way. Amy Rebecca Bowman of Fort Myers was charged on alone. The restaurant manager told police he was just try- Friday, May 21, with going 70 mph on Sanibel-Captiva ing to build a rapport with people he dealt with at his busi- A "baby faced" 13 to 14-year-old male stole two 12 Road. ness. packs of Budweiser beer Thursday, May 20, from the 7- Eleven at 1521 Periwinkle Way and ran off toward the Two women complained to police May 20 that a restau- An inspector for a Realtor that manages a condominium southwest. rant manager on Sanibel asked them personal questions on Southwinds Drive reported May 20 that a pillow had such as whether they were single and whether they lived been moved from a bedroom to a sofa, there was lipstick on a glass, there was trash in a trash can and there were Cacfa continued from page 1A other indications that unauthorized people had been in the condo. Sanibel since 1986 and last year made the arrest in the The ousted officer said if the termination goes through, only armed robbery of the year on Sanibel, plus arresting he plans to sue Sanibel in federal court for violation of his Jonathan Paul Noble of Fort Myers was charged on two people that year for selling drugs. rights both for the firing for his union activity and for May 20 with having no proof of insurance, no driver's "Now suddenly they say I'm untrustworthy," he said. allowing information to be released prior to the completion license and going 58 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Cada pointed out that he was the only police officer to of the investigation into the charges against him. It is testify at the Public Employee Relations Commission of against Florida law for such information to be released at the state of Florida hearing on setting up union elections that time. on Sanibel. Cada had been told initially not to tell anyone he was Allegations are sometimes made against police officers being investigated. He said he asked if he could discuss his and nothing is done, Cada said, adding that there were far problems with his mother and father and Sanibel officials Decorating Don more serious allegations against him eight months ago and told him not even to tell his mother and father. A few days introduces our nothing ended up being done about that because at that later he said he was shocked to learn there was going to be MAJOR PURCHASE CARD time they would still listen to what he had to say. an article about the charges in an island newspaper. CINDY MALSZYCKl Use this card for your purchases of... "Now there is this union thing and they don't even want A reporter for that paper had allegedly found the infor- • Total Custom Condo Package to talk to me," Cada asserted. mation in Cada's personnel file at Sanibel City Hall. Cada • Custom Window Treatments Cada said he loves his job and will "stand and fight asserts that it violated Florida law for that information to • Wallcovering • Carpet & Tile because I know I am right. I need to get my name cleared be published at that time. • Furniture of this." Regarding the entire situation, Cada said, "I definitely • Accessories • And much more Cada said he had asked that an outside arbitrator hear feel I've been railroaded." . and take advantage of... the accusations against him but that had been rejected by He said his case was "just the tip of the iceberg" as far CAROLQAQNON No Payment for 90 Days For information, call the city of Sanibel. Cada said he had not felt that Plager as the situation at the Sanibel police was concerned and his Sanibel could be fair or objective because he already had his mind termination could result in more information coming out. & 813-472-6551 made up. Capfiiva Each ftiochlie btfcfxndeilly o»Kd ind opcnted.O1993 DDS1. Emerald Isles By Southwest Florida artist Dee Smith

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Retrospective II A season of tuneful winners at Old Schoolhouse Theater By Frank Wagner Islander staff writer The fall and winter season of musical theater at the Old Schoolhouse Theater on Sanibel has been of superior caliber. The musical genius of its guiding light, J.T. Smith, has offered islanders, their friends and tourists many evenings of pure musical delight. This has been a season of casts with excellent voices. Their individual vocal prowess also adapted to strong ensemble performance. In fact, their voices blended so well it has been an additional inspiration for J.T. He has concocted some of the best vocal arrangements yet heard at the little gem of a theater on Periwinkle Way. The strong vocal qualities of the performers certainly were contributing factors to the huge success of "With a Song in My Heart," a Richard Rodgers Songbook and "Up Shubert Alley." "Up Shubert Alley" proved to be such an audience favorite it was held over and played an extended run from March 25 to May 1. J.T. Smith Lauren Cohn Peter-Michael Marino Unfortunately, a strong voice does not always come packaged with a sparkling personality. Past seasons have Hands down, the most brilliant portrayal was that of lated knowledge of the business, a sense of humor that witnessed more captivating individuals. "Snoopy" played by Peter-Michael Marino. This young happens because your funny bone is somehow attached to Among this years most vibrant performers one would man was an audience winner from beginning to end. your brain, and endless time and dedication. These are have to list Lauren Cohn, Peter-Michael Marino and Incredible energy, totally engaging and purely profes- the talents J.T. possesses. He uses them for our entertain- Roger Sever. sional might be a partial description of this dynamite per- ment. The Old Schoolhouse Theater season also hosted sev- eral performances of the Professional Readers Theater productions during February, March and April. This group is composed of three fine actresses - Charlotte Heimann, Marsha Wagner and Virginia Parker. Their performances in "Eleemosynary" and "Agnes of God" were praised by critics and audiences alike. Professionai Readers Theater performers, left This new, yet old type of theater is most stimulating to to right, Marsha Wag- an audience as they create with the actors. ner, Charlotte Heimann and Virginia Parker. The grand old dame of the island theatrical communi- ty known as the Old Schoolhouse Theater has greatly benefitted by the now defunct Friends of the Old S choolhouse Theater organized by Jay Halcrow and Donna Kreager. The funds contributed to this non-profit organization were used for maintenance and upkeep of the inside and outside of the building. Their loving atten- tion shows everywhere. It has been a fabulous season for the musical theater of J.T., Readers Theater and now the Off-Beach Theater have moved in for the summer season. Watch for the announcement of the dates of the upcoming limited Let's look at the season, show for show: former. engagement during June and July of J.T.'s summer frolic, • "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" "Sanibel Showstoppers." This production was excellent. Each cast member was • "A Girl You Should Know" a one-woman show star- chosen for type and individuality. ring Lauren Cohn played Monday evening performances during November and December. This evening with Cohn was especially written for her by J.T It was an entertaining work in progress. There were some wonder- ful moments but the entire project needed much more careful plotting, pruning and rehearsal.

• "Ho! Ho! Ho! The Christmas Show" again proved to be the pterfect holiday treat. J.T. always adapts the numbers to new performers and that keeps things con- stantly fresh. This year the show was trimmed to an hour and played twice nightly during a 10-day holiday engage- ment.

• "With A Song In My Heart" - A Richard Rodgers Songbook was a delight. I don't think that there was any- one in attendance during the entire run that hadn't had a brush or two with a Rodgers' song. The vocal arrange- ments in this revue were the stars; comedy took a back seat.

• "Up Shubert Alley" sent J.T. into new territory. There was more concentration on movement and dance. It was an important addition. One tends to compliment by saying: "The best yet!" In the case of "Up Shubert Alley," it is not only an accolade, it is a statement of fact. J.T., the artistic director of The Old Schoolhouse Theater and president of Encore Productions, is theatri- cally a very special individual. The revue is a format that resists mastering. It is not easy to create, assemble mater- ial, cast suitable performers, make vocal arrangements, direct, stage and accompany performers on stage as well The cast frorrT'Up Shubert Alley." as participate as a performer. This takes a lot of accumu- The cast from You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown."

-•MS 2B THE 1SLAN PER Tuesday. Mav 25. 1993 Tuesday. Mav 25.1993 THE ISLANDER 3B Attention anglers, the 'Great Tarpon Tease1 is under way time. Fifteen miles apart and one school is ignoring us Looking for a king's crown? Try the quiet part of the bay The "Great Tarpon Tease"is in free spool, totally out of control and always a spectacle, even for those who don't while the other is practically begging to be fed. The king's crown chooses its habitat very carefully, ish body a half inch wide and three-quarters of an inch chase these huge silver fish. ON THE That's tarpon fishing and it's our best example of big- selecting a quiet part of the bay where sea animals the size long. Its name comes from the males, who have a long pin- It's that time of the year when tarpon move to the game fishing in this part of Florida. Even if you never of horseshoe crabs, or as agile as a fiddler crab, are readily SHELLING cer claw, which makes it look like it is carrying a violin. beaches and passes around the island. Some come within WATER intend to fish, if you can bum a ride on a boat just to see available to be eaten. The fiddler can die of many reasons, even disputes with yards of the shore. Other times, large schools gather in the fish roll, it's something you'll never forget. Only a few conchs are as aggressive or feed in packs as TIPS other crabs. The crown conchs move about at low tides and tight circles, rolling at surface and causing even the most On that day in Captiva Pass when they weren't biting do the crowns. These black-and-white conchs are favorites devour the remains of the fiddler crabs. with collectors and they get their name honestly from the even-handed angler to go into spurts of fumbling and By Capt. Mike Fuery for anyone, my lone angler cast five different kinds of bait By Capt. Mike Fuery The other day I watched a conch desperately try to con- bungling in an attempt to get a cast into the air. (blue crabs, horse shiners, pinfish, pigfish and sugar trout) set of crown projections on the top whorl of the shell. sume a dead fiddler, but it just couldn't quite get the large The tarpon is an expert at teasing, however. They roll while I used close to a dozen different kinds of flies. But, it's their selective way of feeding which has "fiddle" claw down the hatch! easily on surface, sometimes just yards from the boat. They All those sayings have some truth, but no one really With fish rolling so close they were splashing the boat always fascinated me. However, the king's crown is an opportunist, not deter- Nothing goes to waste in the underwater world of the roll so close you can see their huge black eyes looking at understands tarpon and each year at this time, when the and needing casts of only 50 feet or so, the fisherman Most two-sided shells we call bivalves are sift feeders, mined to eat just one kind of shell. Rather, it can join other bay. You hardly ever find a live king's crown conch on the you. first big run of these magnificent game fish starts, new "tar- turned to me on the way home and said, "I never had a bet- filtering out microscopic foods from the water. The many crowns and devour crabs, fish or mollusks. beaches, but they can be found in great colonies in Pine There are a few well-used adages for tarpon fishing you pon truths" will be added and others dropped. ter time at catching nothing in my whole life!" clams, oysters and scallops all feed that way. I had the opportunity to study the crowns recently on Island Sound and other estuary waters. might want to keep in mind: We got a royal teasing last week in Captiva Pass when At times you can see a pod of fish moving towards you. Then there are the one-sided shells, the univalves, com- the sound side of North Captiva Island where there is a part Most crowns are small, under two inches, but some "They don't feed when they are in the daisy-chain" hundreds of fish showed up for the entire day. I fished with You make one long loping cast with a live bait and you get pletely wrapped inside a protective hard shell, that can be of a quiet bay I call the horseshoe crab dying grounds. approaching five inches are commonly found. We don't "For every one on top, there are 10 below" about half a dozen other guides and none of us got one an immediate hook-up. It looks so easy at times and can be either sifters or stalk the bivalves over the bottom. It's here that many of the large, rounded crabs molt, die take any living shells, but a close look in the seaweed "You can't beach-fish them with an outboard, but you bite. Some of the other guides fishing south of Sanibel so frustrating at others. The lightning whelk is a prime example of a large, lum- or are born. It is the only place where we can consistently along the island shores usually reveals several perfect can with an inboard." Island were reporting hooking a dozen or more at the same Hardly anyone kills a tarpon these days. Laws have bering shell which slowly works over the sands along the get clear, perfect baby horseshoe crab shells - some smaller specimens. changed in the past few years to discourage killing the fish. beaches or in the bay looking for clams. The whelks like than a quarter. Good shelling this week. You must purchase a $50 tarpon tag before going fishing, sunray Venus clams and the rounded clams used for many Crowns have a terrific ability to sense dying animals if you want to mount your catch. But you can simply mea- of our favorite recipes. and follow the scent to the source. I've seen dead horse- Capt. Mike Fuery is a professional shelling and fishing Life saver sure your fish at the side of the boat and release it, then shoe crabs, upside down in inches of water with dozens of guide. order an exact duplicate for a mount. None of the real fish Legal crowns on the top. is even used in the plastic mounts anyway. And, there will be dozens of other kings crowns making Mail credited with rescuing two people on Sanibel NOTICE OF INTENTION Department of State, Division of trails in the sand headed for the feast. Lots of anglers like to bottom fish for tarpon with dead TO REGISTER Corporations, State of Florida, to By Steve Ruediger were swept away from shore by a strong undertow. bait and the most popular this year seem to be shad and FICTITIOUS NAME register the said name of Leeger & Those quiet bays will likely have a sandy/muddy beach, mullet. If you happen to see a school of Spanish mackerel Co. under the provisions of Chapter similar to the areas that the land-based crab, the fiddler, Islander staff writer Keim dove in and attempted to save both people but The undersigned does hereby 90-267 (Fictitious Name Act), Laws A man who had been taking a walk nearby was cred- found they were pulling him under. So he brought Mrs. off the beach, trolling up the legal limit of five per angler certify that Rodney C. Leeger is of Florida (Section 865.09, Florida like to call home. ited with saving the lives of two people swept under will provide you with excellent tarpon bait. conducting a painting business at Statutes), 1990. Fiddler crabs are beautifully colored crabs with a squar- Hackett to solid ground before going back for her hus- 1212 S.E. 15th Street, Cape Coral, water by currents at the end of Bailey Road on Sunday, band, "who was in poor condition" by that time, accord- The other day I had a couple out just after mackerel and Florida, under the fictitious name of 5-25-93 May 16. ing to the Sanibel Police Department report. when we found a large school off Redfish Pass, there were Leeger & Co. and that said firm is composed of the following persons Police said Jeff Keim, 35, of Fort Myers saved Keim luckily managed to get the mant and himself, tarpon feeding on them near our boat. whose names and places of resi- Beverley A. Hackett of Lebigh Acres and his wife, Grace back to shore. We'll talk more about tarpon fishing as the season goes dences are as follows: GOT SOMETHING (MEMORIAL WEEKEND I Hackett. on. Methods of fishing for them and baits change over the TO SELL? 1 Both of the Hacketts were taken to a local hospital for R.C. Leeger, 1212 S.E. 15th SI&EWALKSAZE The Hacketts were wading in the water at the end of treatment. weeks and each year some different diet seems to emerge. Street, Cape Coral. Try The Islander Bailey Road on Sanibel near the causeway when they Good fishing and be prepared for a royal teasing from MAY 29-30-31 Ownership of Leeger & Co. is classifieds! the big silver guys. as follows: R.C. Leeger, 100 percent. 472-5185 It is my intention to apply to the MAGNIFICENT RIVERFRONT ESTATE We Ship UPS At Participating Merchants - AUCTION ABORIGINALS: ART OF THE REAL ESTATE "Collectibles in Country Charm FIRST PERSON "MOST UNIQUE SHOP LA MAISONMARIE-CLAIRE SATURDAY, JUNE 5,1993 - 2:00 P.M. 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For More Information iSyntan Products Bud & Coors Light Imported Cigars FRIDAY MAY 28TH ; v :andan%ppintrnenttoTbur Huxters Plaza HomeoftheHuxterHoagie 1458 PeilwInMn Way" " Call Linda Jambeck or Cindi Pohonick-Talbot for Deji 472-6988 • Liquor 472-3333 4-7 PM gmilbol, Florida 3395r your private showing! 1201-1203-1207 Periwinkle Way THE FUN PLACETOSHOP l#?SMl4722151 • -OPEN7 DAYS- We Accept Checks IN HUXTERS LIQUORS -LWtedHomeDaliwm mvm. 4B THE ISLANDER Tuesday. May 25.1993 COMMUNITY CALENDAR TUESDAY, MAY 25 Arthritis water exercise — Those with arthritis can Tuesday, Literature — Frank Vaughn conducts Great Books HA enjoy therapeutic exercise in the Rec Center pool at 11 What's Playing from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at BIG Arts Center. $3. Waik-ins wel- a.m. Cail Coby at 472-0345. May 25,1993 5B come. Call 395-0900. May 25 through June 1 Arts Leisure SUNDAY, MAY 30 Al-Anon — Spouses, family and friends of alcoholics Reservation deadline — Today's the last day to make SANIBEL & CAPTIVA meet at 8 p.m. at Sanibel Community Church. reservations for the special "Guessing Game" luncheon of Pirate Playhouse the Old-Timers and Newcomers to be held at 11:30 a.m. 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 AA — Closed meeting at 8 p.m. at the Sanibel Wednesday, June 2, at the Sundial. Bring an old photo of • "Broadway Jukebox," a musical novelty entertainment Potpourri Hoggatts take their clay expertise Congregational Church. For information, call 472-0529. yourself from any age. Cost is $7.50 inclusive; no mem- with musical director Edward Reichter and super-performer bership/dues required; everyone welcome. Limited seat- WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 Marie Pressman. 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday; 2 p.m. Theatrical reminders ing, so call Dr. Faye Granberry at 472-6940. matinee Wednesday and Saturday. Final performance AA — Closed meeting from 7 to 7:45 a.m. at St. to Heights Elementary School Saturday, May 29. $10. for the Pirate Playhouse Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. Memorial Day celebration — Vineyard of the Islands and Old Schoolhouse Theater By Frank Wagner Kiwanls — Club members meet at 7:30 a.m. at Mulli- holds a Memorial Day celebration across from the weigh Old Schoolhouse Theater • "Broadway Jukebox" is in it last week at the Islander staff writer gan's restaurant at The Dunes. Visiting Kiwanis welcome. station on the Sanibel Causeway. 10 a.m. a service honor- 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 Pirate Playhouse on Periwinkle Way on Sanibel. It On Friday, May 14, the principals of Sanibel Call472-3127. ing the Vietnam Veterans; from noon to 3 p.m., free hot • Off-Beach Players presents Rick Johnson's "Cahoots," a will close on May 29. Elementary School (Barbara Ward) and Heights dogs, cokes, T-shirts, volleyball and family fun. two-act mystery romp directed by Bert Michaels. 8 p.m. Elementary School (R. Paul Cochran) were in Washington, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday. $10; $5 for the- This delightful summer entertainment features the AA — Open step meeting at 8:30 a.m. at Sanibel talents of two charming performers: the lady who D.C., receiving their well-deserved National Blue Ribbon Community Church. Seniors' potluck/movie — Island Seniors supplies the ater-lovers age 17 and under. School of Excellence Award from the U.S. Department of chicken, drinks and dinnerware, you seniors bring a dish sings the songs, Marie Pressman* and the gentleman to share at 5 p.m. at Sanibef Community Center. "A River BIG Arts Center who plays them for her, Edward Reichert Education. Drop-in — Join other Island Seniors for a coffee hour Back home it was a Blue Ribbon day for Heights at 9:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Runs Through It" starts at 6 p.m. $1 non-members. Call 900 Dunlop Road 395-0900 You, the audience, choose the songs you want to 472-5743. In the galleries: hear. They perform, them for you. "Name That Tune" Elementary students, especially the 21 clay concoctors Body fitness — A low-intensity workout for those over Sanibel-Captiva Art League Show in Phillips and proves to be great fun. In this segment David Redford from the gifted children's fourth grade class, taught by Ms. age 50, led by Carla Ferrell for Island Seniors, is held from Sanibel hams — Sanibel Emergency Radio Amateur Founders. Show continues through the summer. Gallery ably assists, • ... Tanya Reasoner. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Center. $1 Unit is on the air at 7:30 p.m. Sanibel frequency: 146.79, hours: 1 to 4 p.m. daily. "Broadway Jukebox" doesn't solve any of the Why? Friday was the day for clay creativity. The clay members; $2 non-members. Call 472-5743. pi of 173.8. Unit welcomes check-ins by visiting hams. Call sculpture scholars are divided into three groups of seven Jerry Deutscher, KC4PTX at 472-5130. Island Cinema world's problems, but you will have a good time. The price couldn't be better - $10 per person. and they work every other Friday in three half-hour ses- Preschool story hour — Preschoolers, ages.2-5 535 Tarpon Bay Road 472-1701 sions with the Hoggatts. accompanied by an adult, can enjoy "Frivolous Frogs" dur- • "Dave," starring Kevin Kline, Sigoumey Weaver. Rated Please call 472-0006 for further information or tick- MONDAY, MAY 31 PG-13. 7:15 p.m. & 9:25 p.m. $6 adult, $3.50 seniors/chil- et reservations. The playing schedule is Tuesday The Hoggatts' daughter, Celia, is 9 years old and a ing story time at 10:30 a.m. at Sanibel Public Library. Call MEMORIAL DAY fourth grader in the gifted children's program at Heights 472-2483. dren 11 and under. Check Friday for new listing through Saturday at 8 p.m. and matinees at 2 p.m, on Wednesday and Saturday. Elementary. Line dancing — No partners needed to enjoy coun- TUESDAY, JUNE 1 FORT MYERS When asked how long they have been volunteering their • "Cahoots" continues its successful run at the Old Photos by Kathleen Blase try/western line dancing with Island Seniors' instructor Walk In the wetlands — Meet at the Sanibel-Captiva Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall services at Heights Elementary School, Dave said, "This Nancy Hamilton. Beginners at 1 p.m., advanced at 2 p.m. Conservation Foundation at 8:30 a.m. and take a guided 8099 College Parkway 481-4849 Schoolhouse Theater on Periwinkle Way on Sanibel. will be our second year. Inexperienced, yet skillful hands shape the clay pieces at Sanibel Community Center. Wear loose, comfortable walk through the grounds for a foF an intimate look at No attractions scheduled. This Off-Beach Players production has been "We were contacted last year by Celia's teacher, Judy into decorative works of art. extremely well received and word of mouth is favor- clothing. $1 non-members. Call 472-5743. wildlife and vegetation of the wetlands. Call 472-2329. v Gault. Gault, a Golden Apple Teacher, said that she had said. Harborslde Convention Center able. ", ' •••"'. read on our parents' questionnaire we would be interested Hurricane seminar — Learn about hurricane pre- Gardeners — Visitors and residents are welcome at 1373 Monroe St. 334-4958 There are two interesting new actors involved in The first class was at 9:30 a.m. Principal Cochran had in volunteering our time for a project. She suggested that declared May 14 as Hat Day in honor of the Blue Ribbon paredness from 2 to 4 p.m. at Sundial Beach & Tennis the joint meeting of the Master Gardeners group and the No attractions scheduled. . this aptly-described ''pepper mill murder." Their we give pottery classes every other week. We agreed. They Resort. Horticultural Society at 10 a.m. at Sanibef Public Library. names are Diandre McGee and Emory Bottorff. Both award. Any student or teacher could wear his or her Arcade Theater selected the students, we furnished all the supplies and favorite chapeau while in class. Expert Kaye Cude leads the workshop. Everyone wel- performances are first rate. teaching expertise. At the first class I don't know who was Miracles course — Victoria, of the Creative Genius come;, free. Following, at 12:30 p.m., a Dutch-treat lun- 2267 First St. 332-6736 Vince Kelly, Evelyn Mercado and Charles Epranian Seven students arrived in a flurry of excitement; each shop in the Matsumoto Center on Tarpon Bay Road, cheon is held at South Seas Plantation, with a special tour • Hugh Sung, pianist, in concert. Benefit for New Arts more excited, the students or Barbara and I." had on distinctive, starling and creative headgear. I think complete the cast that has been ably directed by Bert In describing how the classes are conducted, Barbara teaches a course in miracles at 7:30 p.m. No charge. One- of grounds by Tom Ewert. For reservations for Festival '93. 8 p.m. Saturday, May 29. $10. Michaels. my favorite was a multi-layered cap creation with many hour course is ongoing. Call 472-5600. luncheon/tour, call Call Faye Granberry at 472-6940. In preparation for the New Arts Festival, beginning July 25 said, "Since the time is limited, we choose a subject for ' The playing dates remaining are: May 27, 28, 29 decorated protruding bills, each pointing in a different through Aug. 14. Fabulous dance and chamber music con- each lesson. We help them in molding and fashioning the direction. THURSDAY, MAY 27 certs by world-class artists. and 31, and June 3,4,5,7,9,10,1,1 and 12, Caregivers — The Caregivers Support Group, spon- clay, show them different techniques and make sugges- An oversized sombrero demanded a place of promi- Student Government Day — Fifth-graders take over sored by FISH, meets at 10 a.m. at Topper Schram's The-price is ,$10 and for avid theatergoers under 17, tions. We then take the raw object back to our shop on Sanibel City Halt. Mock "City Council" meeting at 11:30 home on Sand Castle Road. For information call Topper at Lee County Alliance of the Arts the .special entrance fee is $5. Group rates and reserva- nence at the table set for seven clay designers. An innova- Sanibel, Touch of Sanibel Pottery, and fire them. Once tive member from the second class sported a rather fetch- a.m. at MacKenzie Hail, open to the public. 395-0130 or FISH at 472-0404. Claiborne & Ned Foulds Theater tions are also available by calling 472-9357. completed they are returned to the students. Actually, each McGregor at Royal Palm Square Boulevard <: ing moose-head cap. ' ' '• ~. -i •"• . '••-.- '"••' student is so proud of his or her work, they usually take Drop-in — Join other Island Seniors for a coffee hour Literature — Frank Vaughn conducts Great Books IIA Parking entry off Royal Palm 936-1818 The Hoggatts dispensed seven balls of clay, plus one at 9:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Wo attractions scheduled. Hugh Sung to perform at Arcade •-.„,t.> them home to be admired by family and friends - and from 1:30 to 3 p.m; at BIG Arts Center. $3. Walk-ins wel- themselves." which Barbara proceeded to work on herself. The come. Call 395-0900. 3fou are, infor a special treat if you attend the bene- unleashed fourth grade creative forces sprung into action Art League — Sanibel-Captiva Art League holds a NAPLES fit concert, by pianist Hugh,Sung at the Arcade Theater, And while many of the works do go home, some are left on making any animal they desired. Barbara coached from her paint-out from 9 a.m. to noon at Casa Ybel Resort. Bring a Naples Philharmonic Center, "The Phil" in downtown For^frfyei? Saturday,. May 29, at 8; on display at the school. seat, While designing an alligator of distinction. David brown bag lunch. Critique follows. Call 472-5274 for infor- 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. 561-1900 ^.fflV the proceeds from* the concert will benefit the "The large display of masks you see here in the library mation. Visitors welcome. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Is a weekly guide to nonprofit commu- In the galleries: nity events and activities around the islands. If you would like an New,Arts Festival '93, which begin$;July>26 and con- is one of the most popular exhibitions of students complet- The Art of Frances Wolfson and The Work of Warren k : Please see CLAY, page 11B event listed, please send clearly written information to The • tinues' through Aug. 16^«; \'' '.. '\r '-'iS.'' ''• , ' '• '•• ed work. Each mask is different and most creative," David Sculpture — Marjorie Bronsted teaches Beginning Islander, P.O. Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. Deadline Is noon Brandt: A Retrospective. Through June 13. Gallery hours Sculpture from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at BiG Arts Center. Walk- Friday prior to Tuesday's publication. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, noon to 5 -" Sung was^only 12 years old when he made his ins welcome. $12.50 per class, materials included. Call p.m. Sunday. debut performance, with the Philadelphia, Orchestra. 395-0900. He graduated from the Curtis Institute of Music and since'ttiat time has been an active redtalist-soloist and Body fitness — A low-intensity workout for those over chamber musician in major cities across the U.S., age 50, led by Carla Ferreli for Island Seniors, is held from Canada, Central America, Japan and Korea. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Center. $1 members; $2 non-members. Donations accepted. Call Admission*js $10. You may cat! 332-6736 for 472-5743. reservations!' -i- '** •' ' . *••*

Living Again — FISH-sponsored support group for Attention future directors, , bereaved people, Living Again, meets at 10:30 a.m. at actors and actresses Sanibel Community Church. Residents and visitors wel- come. Call 472-0404 or Topper Schram at 395-0130. ' .Any or. all of the above are going to be given the opportunity:to showcase" their talent at,an upcoming ; Classic films — "Girl of the Lirhberlost" is shown at 1 media festival, , ' ', . •••"''- ', - p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. All seniors welcome; •;/The, 18 th Annual Lee County Student Media $1 non-members. Festival for,'elementary "students is scheduled for Wednesday/May. 26,:The secondary student media AA — Open meeting, 11th step discussion, at 6:30 festival is'Tbursday, May,27,.*Both are in the Fort p.m. at Sanibel Public Library. Myers-High Schoolauditorium at7 p^ra. AA — Closed meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael and AH ' 'Almost'$2,00001 cash prizes" and trophies will go Angels Episcopal Church. to the winners" in 11 different categories "of multi- . media presentations. First place.winners will continue FRIDAY, MAY 28 onto regional competition in June. - ; > Rotary — Visiting Rotarians welcome at the Sanibel- •'',The,-tftff County:Sheriff s Department, the Captiva Rotary Club's 7:30 a.m. meeting at Tarwinkles Seafood Emporium. Call J.B. Novelli at 472-5187. CoaHWori.fSrC'oaHWorifSr, a[Drug Free £e£e e County and the Advertising Federation of SSouthwesh t FlriFloridd a are tthhe c Waik in the wetlands — Meet at the Sanibel-Captiva r sponsors of this year's festival. >.; *" •". '. V , Conservation Foundation at 8:30 a.m. and take a guided Origbing Nature Activities 'M7^ walk through the grounds for a for an intimate look at Potter/mother Barbara Hoggatt, right, helps her daughter/student, Celia, with the finishing touches. wildlife and vegetation of the wetlands. Call 472-2329. Nature exhibit AA women — Women's open discussion group meets Walk irf the Wetlands 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 8:30 a.m. at 12:30 p.m. at Sanibel Congregational United Church of Monday through Saturday Monday,'Tuesday and Friday Christ. v The educational center at Sanibel-Captiva Conserva- March 29,1994: A date islanders should remember tion Foundation includes interactive games, marine A one- to two-hour walk on the wild side for an inti- ACOA — Adult Children of Alcoholics meet at 8 p.m. at mate look at wildlife and vegetation of the wetlands with d'oeuvres, followed by a seated dinner. touch tank and life-size dioramas of natural island her- U Pr r By Frank Wagner Theater Wing boards will be holding their first annual Sanibel Community Church. itage. SCCF admission fee: $1 adults; members and r\! • e?5; °9 ams begin inside SCCF's Nature oenter. SCCF-admission fee. $1 adults; members and Islander staff writer membership ball in a tented pavillion in front of the the- i children under 12 free. Gall 472-2329 ater on Periwinkle Way, across from the Sanibel The theater's artistic director, Robert Cacioppo, will AA — Open meeting at 8 p.m, at St. Michael and All children under 12 free. Call 472-2329. Tuesday, March 29, 1994, is a date to mark on your Community Center. devise fashionable entertainment to be performed Angels Episcopal Church. Refuge video program • •" K, reminder chalk board, your '94 calendar (if available), r Nature walk between the dinner and dessert courses. Dancing to 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m. 4 p,m. " * '-*•"* your refrigerator if you use it for things to remember or SATURDAY, MAY 29 t "The Phantom of the Opera Bal Masque" is the major "Music of the Night" will follow. . Closed Fridays and Sundays 9 a.m. Monday through Thursday your memory bank. fund-raising event for The Pirate Playhouse's Campaign Water aerobics — The pool at the Rec Center on San- 2 hou ulded walk A T5-minute video propram, an orientation to the J N narLl ll ;. r 9 through the J.N. "Ding" Cap Road is reserved for Island Seniors from 10 to 11 DamnsI National Wildlife Refuge, for adults, youngsters It may seem a bit early, but time marches on most 250. This is the current, ongoing drive to secure contribu- Members are requested to now note the date and "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, is shown in the tions for the playhouse totalling $250,000. a.m. every Saturday. Water aerobics, water walking or Visitor Center auditorium at the refuge. Call 472-1100 WoL!?cy?,f S-»S£n up ln advance at the Visitor Center rapidly. include a costumed appearance at this noteworthy event. water games. $1 non-members. Call 472-5743. (closed Friday & Sunday). Call 472-1100. On that date, the Pirate Playhouse and the Island The Phantom' ball will begin with cocktails and hors Titaaetev.Mav25.1993 THE ISLANDER 7B 6B THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 25.1993 Offshore Sailing School CANOES Christian Women's Club - Meets South Seas Plantation Marina STATE LAW FORBIDS Libraries Tarpon Bay Concession Worship for brunch on the second Captlva, 472-5111, Ext. 7141. 900 Tarpon Bay Road ASSlgators NUDE SUNBATHING Thursday of every month at Sanibel Public Library Bat Yam - Temple Palm Ridge Rd. & Library Way Five-day sailing courses start Sanibel, 472-8900 Feeding alligators anywhere is ON ALL FLORIDA BEACHES. Sundial resort. Reservations every Sunday evening. of the Islands not only ILLEGAL, it also is required by Monday prior. Call 472-2483 Rabbi Philip Frankel 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday and Beginners and advanced. Private extremely DANGEROUS. An 472-5085 or 472-4275. jessons and two-hour VIDEO EQUIPMENT Reform Jewish congregation alligator that Is accustomed to Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday introductory clinics also Bailey's General Store meets at 8 p.m. Fridays in the being fed will become a Camping Horticultural Society of the liable. dangerous animal if left unfed for Camping on the beach is and Saturday. Closed Sunday. Periwinkle Way and fellowship hail at Sanibel Islands - For details, call Dr. Tarpon Bay RRoad Congregational Church. For a period of time. Animals that are prohibited, as are open beach Faye Granberry, 472-6940. not artificially ted are less likely fires. Fires are permitted, Captlva Memorial Library Sanibel, 472-1516 information, cali Shirley or Mel to become problems. A "tame" however, in city-approved Chapln and Wiles streets Bleiberg at 472-3016. alligator becomes bold; he loses cooking containers (not to 472-2133 Nature Brown's Video his fear ol man. Then he has exceed 48x24x12 inches deep) Island Children's Cooperative ~ Open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Bally Shopping Center Captiva Chapel By The Sea difficulty distinguishing between with an extruded metal grill for Island babysitting exchange, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 9 Sanibel, 472-1158 Interdenominational; a fish and the hand that holds it. non-commercial food preparation. activities and fun tor Island a.m. to 9 p.m., Wednesday; 9 Guides Island Guide Alice Anders seasonal, 472-1646 After you have your beach children and parents. Call Mary a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Plcafllc Because ol the alligator Ann Moore, 472-2917, for details. Closed Sunday and Monday. 472-6797 1633-D Periwinkle Way Wiles Drive and Chapln Lane population here, dogs should party, please assume Map courtesy of the J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge U.S.F.W.S responsibility for cleaning up any Beach walks, hands-on Anchor Point The Rev. Gordon S. Price, never be allowed to run on the exploration, show-and-tell Sanibel, 472-0077 islands. Fence your dog or walk litter or debris from the area. Island Fishing Club - Meets at 6 minister p.m. on the first Monday of every lectures, Identification sessions Chapel willbe closed until Nov. him on a leash. NEVER tie your and individual classes. All ages. dog in an unfenced back yard. <«^ • • • a month at the Sanibel Community Livery WINDSURFERS Association building. Visitors 21, 1993. For help with a nuisance f. w% 11 fj Sanibel Island Limousine welcome. 472-8888 Aqua Trek's WATER SPORTS alligator, call the Sanibel Police w i • • • *• Finding Your Way First Church of Christ Marine Education Center Sanibei Hilton Inn Department, 472-3111. The Baby Sitting Sanibel Taxi 2353 Periwinkle Way 937 East Gulf Drive Scientist, Sanibel-Captlva dispatcher wilt contact the state. Laura Freeman, state registered 472-3181 and certified Klwanls •- Meets at 7:30 a.m. 472-4160 472-8680 2950 West Gulf Drive 472-2464 every Wednesday at Mulligan's Marine biology field trips to gulf Sanibel 472-8684. Restaurant. Visiting Kiwanians Sanibel Transit Co. Windsurfing of Sanibel Sunday: 11 a.m. worship and All ages, years of experience, shore and bay estuary led by 1554 Periwinkle Way Island refernces. welcome. For information call, Sanibel Trolley Sunday school. Banks 472-3127. 472-6374 marine biologist Carl Melamet. Sanibel, 472-0123 NatlonsBank The unique Sanibel Trolley Center features aquariums and Wednesday: 8 p.m. service. Main branch Children's center Lions - Meets at 6:30 p.m. on the runs the length of Sanibel and touch tanks. Reading room open 1S99 Periwinkle Way of the Islands Wednesday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 350 Casa Ybei Road first and third Wednesday of Captlva Islands, through Sanibel, 472-4141 every month at Sanibel historical, residential, business Shelling Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Sanibel, 472-4538 Capt. Ralph Bartholomew Community Center. and conservation areas. It will 472-5277 Visiting shellers (non-Florida •through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 6 stop almost anywhere you wish residents) must have a saltwater p.m. Friday. Drive-In window Rabbit Road Center Aquatic nature tours through Sanlbel Community Church Living Again Support Qroup - to disembark, and your ticket ocal waters. Choice of a 34-foot fishing license to collect live (multi-denominational) open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday for Children For bereaved people, sponsored allows unlimited reboarding the 975 Rabbit Road cruiser or a 24-foot open , shells. The city of Sanibel has a 1740 Periwinkle Way through Thursday; 8:30 a.m. to 6 by FISH, meets at 10 a.m. same day. Call lor schedule. resolution limiting the taking of p.m. Friday. Closed Saturday and Sanibel, 472-8687 MANGROVE OVERLOOK WILDLIFE DRIVE fisherman with a high Ireeboard. Thursdays at Sanibel Community live shells to two per species Dr. Denny Dennison Sunday. Infants through school age. A self-guiding brochure Is The Rev. Donald Rock Church. Call 472-0404 or Topper REFUGE OBSERVATION POINTS available to inform visitors Canoe Adventures per day per person. In order to Island visitors welcome. Schram at 395-0130. Towers and lookouts preserve Sanibel's beautiful 472-2684 NatlonsBank about sights along the 5-mile Mark "Bird" Westall Captlva branch CANOE TRAILS one-way drive, where the 472-5218 shelling beaches, however, most Sunday services: Mom's Support Qroup - For speed limit is 15 MPH Two- to three-hour canoe trips collectors refuse to take any live Sunday School (all ages): 10:15 Captlva Drive and single, divorced, widowed or CANOE RENTAL LOCATIONS Andy Roase La no CSubs Marinas on the Sanibel River, through shells whatsoever. a.m. women whose husbands work REFUGE VISITOR CENTER §fj§ PUBLIC BEACH ACCESS the Refuge or to Buck Key. Also 472-6666 Al-Anon -- Meets at 8 p.m. every long hours. A time for sharing Worship Services: 9 a.m. and Open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday and at noon every Exhibits and audio-visual car tours on Wildlife Drive. thoughts, concerns and special programs are free o! MB SANIBEL-CAPTIVA NATURE CENTER and 11:15 a.m. Mondays and Fridays. Friday at Sanbel Community programs. Cali 472-1885 for Office open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 charge. Hours are posted This private center offers exhibits Sanibel Sea Kayak Church. For 24-hour Alcoholics Information. and walking trails. Operating hours Theaters p.m., Monday through Friday. FOOT TRAILS Brian Houston Community Bank Anonymous 'hot line* are posted BIG Arts Center of the Islands assistance, call 275-5111. Shell Mound Trail -1/3 mile. Charters 472-9484 900 Dunlop Road Main office Rotary - Meets at 7:30 a.m. Baijey Tract -1 3/4 miles ol trails. Boat Tours aboard Silent, swift, stable and sale • Sanibel Congregational every Friday at Tarwinkle's S9 PICNIC AREAS Sanibel, 395-0900 2450 Periwinkle Way Alcoholics Anonymous - Meets Indigo Trail - 4 miles "The Spirit of Sanibel" guided sea kayak tours of United Church of Christ Sanlbet, 472-2800 Seafood Emporium. Ail visiting coastal waters. Limit six people 2050 Periwinkle Way at several locations. Ftotarians and interested 472-4650 Island Cinema Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Captiva Community Center -- per tour. Ail tours guided. Bailey's Shopping Center Dr. Randall H. Niehoff, through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 6 Individuals are welcome. Call Capt. Ralph Bartholomew Reservations only. Monday: 6:30 p.m. open J.B. Novell! at 472-5187 for Tarpon Bay Road minister p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. to noon discussion. Saturday: 9 a.m. Captlva, 472-5277 Sanibel, 472-1701 472-0497 or 472-8100 Saturday. Closed Sunday. Information. Tarpon Bay Concession closed discussion. Chris Hionedes, DMD Sunday: 8 a.m. morning chape!; Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captlva - Sanybal's Finest Capt. Jim Burnsed 900 Tarpon Bay Road Old Schoolhouse Theater St. Michael and Ail Angels Sanlbel-Captlva Art League - Sanibel Plaza 10 a.m. full worship service. Community Bank Episcopal Church - Thursday: An International service Doctors Galleries 1700 Periwinkle Way 472-4701, 472-5161 Sanibel, 472-8900 1905 Periwinkle Way of the Islands Outdoor workshops from 9 a.m. to organization for executive 1630-G Periwinkle Wav Sanibel, 472-6776 Sunday school during 10 a.m. Closed discussion. Friday; Open noon followed by a sack lunch GENERAL PRACTICE Aboriginals: Art of the First Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., dally, Sanibel, 472-6862 East branch business women on the Islands. 472-6333 Capt. Dave Case whorship service speakers. Sunday: Closed step. and critique every Thursday year Jean Gentry, M.D., P.A. Person offering nature tours of J.N. "Ding- 1037 Periwinkle Way All meetings at 3 p.m. Meets for breakfast at 7:30 a.m. 2340 Periwinkle Way Schoolhouse Gallery 472-2798 Pirate Playhouse Child care provided. Elevator for Sanibel, 472-5575 'round. Phone 472-4594 or 481- on the first and third Thursdays of 2250 Periwinkle Way 520 Tarpon Bay Road Darling Wildlife Refuge by tram, Sanibel Congregational United 4789 for locations. (The Village 1905 Periwinkle Way easy access. Open 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. every month at the Snooty Fox Sanibel, 472-4188 HEARING Sanibel, 395-2200 Sanibel, 472-1193 canoe or kayak. Church of Christ - Monday: 10 Indoor workshops held Capt. Costanzo Sanibel, 472-0006 Office hours: 10 a.m. to 3:30 Monday through Thursday; 8:30 a.m. women's closed discussion. restaurant. Visiting Zontlans Hearing Aid Center 472-1206 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. Closed January, February and March. welcome. For Information call Stephen Halabis, M.D., FACS 4301 Sanlbel-Captiva Road A Touch of Sanibel Pottery Tin Can Alley Gallery p.m. Monday through Friday. Tuesday: 8 p.m. closed Membership open to all area Saturday and Sunday. discussion. Thursday: Noon Janlne Bordman at 472-1222. 2426 Palm Ridge Road Sanibel, 472-4131 1544 Periwinkle Way, 2480 Library Way Capt. Bill Gartrell artists. Phone 472-0905 for Sanibel, 472-2902 , Post St. Isabel Catholic Church men's closed big book information. Sanibel, 472-3163 Sanibel, 472-4330 472-3012 First Federal discussion. Friday: 12:30 p.m. 3669 Sanibel-Captiva Road Savings and Loan brown bag, ladies' open J. W. Morris, D.O. Barrier Island Center Tree House Capt. Bob Sabatlno Offices things Sanibel, 472-2763 Palm Ridge Road Sanlbel-Captlva Master MASSAGE THERAPY 630 Tarpon Bay Road discussion. Dareid R. Morris II, D.O. for the Arts 472-1451 Sanibel Postal Facility Msgr. Robert Schiefen, pastor and Florence Street Gardening Clinic- Meets the Diana Silverstone 900 Dunlop Road Sanibel, 472-1850 Tarpon Bay Road Sanibel Community Church — first Tuesday of each month at Beverly Ostien, RN, FPN, MS Father Carmen Caruso, assoc Sanibel, 472-1537 1619 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, 395-0900 Capt. Jack Scagg 472-1655 to Do Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. open step Sanibel Public Library. Features Courses Doctors Clinic of Sanibel Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. and Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday meeting. Sanibel, 472-5579 Trident Gallerla 472-8421 Open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 6 Kaye Cude. For details call Dr. 1 695 Tarpon Bay Road, Suite 3 Captlva's Finest 2340 Periwinkle Way Monday through Friday; Closed 10:30 a.m. Noon mass held from Sanibel Public Library •- Faye Granberry at 472-6940. and See p.m. Friday. Closed Saturday and Thursday: 6:30 p.m. open 11th- 'n Courts Sanibel, 395-1800 Linda Gerson 110 Chadwick Square 472-8282 Saturday and Sunday. Care and Rehabilitation Oct. 1 through May 1. Sunday. step discussion. 472-1135 472-8222 Blind Pass Marina of Wildlife (CROW) Daily Mass: 8:30 a.m. GOLF Whale and the Bird Jerry's Grocery Store Sanlbel-Captlva Road No smoking at any Sanibel Shell Islands Garden Club - Beach view Golf Course Stanley Wegryn, M.D., FACS 472-1020 First Independence Bank meeting. Chlarlno Gallery 1500 Periwinkle Way Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven Jerry's Shopping Center Sanibel, 472-3644 2245 Palm Ridge Road Meets the third Tuesday of each Par View Drive Wegryn Medical Center Massage Therapy Center Sanibel, 472-8333 Periwinkle Way St. Michael and All Angels Sanibel, 472-2626 4301 Sanlbel-Captlva Road Maria Overdorp 2075 Periwinkle Way days. Launching ramp. Bait, Open house for the public from Pick Kwik Center month at 1:30 p.m. Call Am Sanlbet, 39S-0444 tackle and gear. Tackle and Sanibel, 472-9300 1 to 3 p.m. on the last Sunday of Episcopal Church Sanibel, 472-1314 Adult Children of Alcoholics Nazarawh for meeting spot or Semi-private Sanibel, 472-4131 & Sharan Llnebaugh Postal counter open 8 a.m. to every month. October through Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Public fishing skiff rentals. 2304 Periwinkle Way Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday (ACOA) - Meets Friday, 8 p.m. at Information, 472-0745. 395-2020 Dancing Heron 4:30 p.m., Monday through March. Tours by appointment. Sanibel, 472-2173 through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 5 Sanibel Community Church. welcome; tee time required. Call Good Friday; 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday. for rates and tee times. 707 Tarpon Bay Road, Boat House Rev. William Dodd, rector p.m. Friday: 9 a.m. to noon CHIROPRACTIC Second Wind Sanibel, 472-2902; 472-2531 Closed Sunday. Island Historical Museum Saturday. Closed Sunday. Rev. William Walker, assoc. American Association of Retired Sanlbel-Captlva Newcomers and Robert H. Fisher, D.C. Massage Therapy Paradise Center Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven 800 Dunlop Road Persons (AARP) - Meets at 1:30 Old-timers Qroup - Luncheon The Dunes Country Club Island Chiropractic Center Things Captlva Post Office Adjacent to Sanibel City Hall Sunday: 7:30,9:30 and 11:30 949 Sandcastle Road 472-3481 Andy Rosse Lane days at Sanibel Marina. Power Honor System p.m. on the second Friday of meeting at 11:30 a.m. on tha first 2400 Paim Ridge Road Captiva, 472-2994 Captlva Road 472-4648 a.m. Holy Eucharist Wednesday of every month; aH Sanibel, 472-2535 boats: 15-19 feet, 50-115 HP, 24-hour tellers every month November through Sanibei, 472-6032 To Know USCG equipped, convertible near entrance to Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday; 9 a.m. Holy Provided by Citizens and May at Sanibei Community ladles welcome. Call Dr. Faye Saml-prlvate South Seas Plantation OPTOMETRIST Dolphin Waters Sanlbel-Captlva Islands tops. Sailboats: Catalina 22. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Eucharist and Healing Service. Southern National Bank of Center. Call 472-5517. Granberry at 472-6940 for further Open daylight to dusk. CaH for Chamber of Commerce 472-1674 and Satu relay. information. starting time. Dr. David Stoneburner Robert LeSage, OD 707 Tarpon Bay Road Thursday: 7:30 a.m. Holy Florida at Bailey's and Jerry's on Timothy Underhill (Timbers Center) Causeway Road, Captlva Cruises Open 9 a.m. t o 4:30 p.m. American Business Women's Stoneburner Clinic Eucharist and Bible study. Sanbel and at 110 Chadwlck 1571 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, 472-4688 472-1080, 472-3232 South Seas Plantation Monday through Friday. Closed J.N. "Ding" Darling Square on Captiva. Association - Meets for dinner 1640 Periwinkle Way Saturday and Sunday. National Wildlife Refuge Saturday: 5 p.m. Holy Eucharist TENNIS Sanibel, 472-4204 Open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday Captlva, 472-7549 and business at 5:30 p.m. on the Sanlbel-Captlva Power The Dunes Country Club Sanibel, 472-1824 through Saturday; 10 a.m. to 6 Continental breakfast cruises, Sanibel, 472*1100 second Tuesday of every month Squadron - General membership Enchanted Mermaid 949'Sandcastle Road 2075 Periwinkle Way p.m. Sunday. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Western Union The 5-mlle, seif-guldlng Temple Judea Beaches at Mulligan's restaurant at the meetings held at 6 p.m. the third Sanibel, 472-3522 9-10 a.m.; Out-island excursions Bailey's General Store Wildlife Drive, Ballsy Tract Dunes. Any woman who Is Monday of every month at COUNSELING PHARMACIES #43 Conservative Synagogue Semi-private Barrier Island Pharmacy Sanibel, 472-2686 Disaster Alert 10:30 a.m. dally; afternoon Bailey's Shopping Center walking trails and two canoe SANIBEL employed either part or full-time Sanibei Community Center. Counseling & Growth Center Sanibel trails are open dally from sunrise 14486 A&W Bulb. Road Is welcome. Reservations must Full tennis facilities. Open 2440 Palm Ridge Road Cable Channel 11 broadcasts sightseeing and dolphin watch, Fort Myers, 433-0201 UNRESTRICTED PARKING •Luncheon at noon every daylight to dusk. $12 per hour per Bobble Maybee 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.. daily; Sunset Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to sunset. Note: Wildlife Drive Is WITH NO STICKER Is permitted be made by Thursday prior to the Wednesday and executive Sanibel, 472-8866 Gallery of Living Arts hurricane and other emergency closed on Fridays. The Visitor Rabbi Benjamin Sendrow court. Call for court time, 1619 Periwinkle Way, Information that might affect dinner cruises 6 p.m., scheduled Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. for everyone along the Tuesday meeting. Call Margaret meetings at 10 a.m. the first 15S1 Periwinkle Way Center off Sanibel-Captlva Road Services at 8 p.m. Friday and Suter, 472-5080, 472-5173, for lessons. unit 104, Sanibel (Periwinkle Gardens) Sanibel or Captiva. weekly. to 1 p.m. Sunday. causeway, at the Sanibel Wednesday of every month at Corner Pharmacy Is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Lighthouse and Fishing Pier at reservations. Call Madeline 936-1111 for appointment 472-0035 Iggy & Paul's Lobster House. Sanibel Elementary School Bailey's General Store island Cruises Inc. Monday through Saturday. the eastern tip of the Island, at Romano, 472-6867, for Call 472-0080. FISH Entrance fee required. membership information. Sanlbel-Captlva Road Charter Counseling Center Sanibel, 472-4149 Island Wildlife Gallery Friends In Service Here Capt Duke Sells Unitarian Universalists Gullside City Park off Casa Ybel Capt. Roger Nodruff For additional information, Road, on the east side of the Public courts Constance D. Clancy. Pharmacist on duty 9 a.m. to 5 751 Tarpon Bay Road 472-0404 of the Islands Sanlbal-Captiva Shell Club - Courts are currently closed for 472-5463, 472-5462 check at the Visitor Center or Sanbal end of the causeway, at Ed.D., LMHC, p.m., Monday through Friday. Sanibel, 395-1100 24 hours a day Rentals call during normal business 334-4734 Meets at 8 p.m. on the third renovations. Sanibel Rental Service the gulf end of Taipon Bay Road 472-3798 Neighborly help for anyone In Jensen's Twin Palms Marina hours. Meets Sunday s at 7:30 p.m. in and a! the Trost property on American Legion, Sanlbel- Wednesday of every month, I Wuz Framed Sanibel Square Eckerd Drugs need of emergency Captlva, 472-5800 the Fellowship Hall of the Sanibel Tarpon Bay Road. Captlva Post 123- Meets at 7 October through May, at the Sundial Beach 711 Tarpon Bay Road 2246 Periwinkle Way p.m. on the second Wednesday Sanbel Community Center. For Peggy Jackson, LCSW 2331 Palm Ridge Road transportation, hot dally meals for Open 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sanlbel-Captiva Congregational United Church of Off-islanders with and Tennis Resort (Timbers Center) shut-Ins, bereaved support group, 472-5777 RESTRICTED PARKING of every month in the Legion Hal information call Margaret 1451 Middle Gulf Drive 472-1694 Sanibel, 472-1719 seven days. Bait, tackle and Conservation Foundation Christ Guests are welcome. 472-8788 help for visually Impaired, health Baby needs, contractor's Sanlbei-Captlva Road ' STICKERS can find beach on Sarilbel-Captlva Road. Call Thorsen, 472-4094, or write to 472-4151 gear. Light tackle for rent, equipment, tools, etc. 472-9979. Sanibel Shell Club, P.O. Box care equipment for loan. dockage. Boat rentals. Sail Sanibel, 472-2329 access at Bailey Road, Beach State-of-the-art tennis facilities. Island Recovery Jungle Drums Vineyard of the Islands Road, Dixie Beach Boulevard, 355, Sanibel 33957. Open 7:30 a.m. until 6 p.m.. VETERINARIAN charters for two with Capt. Mike Four miles of walking trails, Janice J. Caron, M.Ed., CAP 11532 Andy Rosse Lane Public restrooms: MacMillan. -AUTOMOBILES nature center, observation tower, 4115 Sanibel-Captiva Road Nertta Street. Donax Street, American Legion Auxiliary - Drs. Paul and Phylls Causeway - Between the Sanibel Community Association Certified Addiction Captlva, 395-2266. Budget Rent-A-Car nature shop and native plant Sanibel, 472-1018 Fulger Street and on the Sanibei Meets at 7 p.m. on the first Brian Greenman, USPTA Douglass, DVM drawbridge and Sanibel. side of Turner Beach. - Meetings held at 6:30 p.m. on 472-6729 Professional Sanibel Marina Sanibel: 472-0088 nursery. Open 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 Pastor James J. Stitson Wednesday of every month In Coral Veterinary Clinic Kennedy Studios Chamber of Commerce - Just p.m. Monday through Saturday. Island residents with the second Wednesday of each Private lessons, group Chemical Dependency off the Causeway on Sanibel 472-2723 Captlva: 472-9600 Sunday: 10 a.m., praise and the Legion Hall on Sanfcel- month, November through May, 1530 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 2460 Palm Ridge Road Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven Adults $1; children 50 cents. RESIDENTIAL PARKING Captiva Road. Call 472-9979. Instruction and dally clinics. Counselor Sanibel, 395-1350 Gulfslde City Park-Public worship service. STICKERS can park on West at the community center, 2173 395-2184 8540 Cypress Lake Drive days. Capt. Ted Cole and Capt. Avis Rerrt-A-Car Free tours at 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and Nursery available during service. Periwinkle Way. Office hours are Jill E. Ryan Fort Myers, 481-4746 beach lust off Casa Ybel Road Bill Gartrell for fishing, shelling Sanibel Chevron 2 p.m. Gulf Drive west of Rabbit Road, Barrier Island Group for the Arts Living Arts . Full children's program. the bay and gulf sides of 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through 395-1836 Sanibel Fishing Plar - At the and sightseeing guides. Call for 1015 Periwinkle Way - Supporting and promoting the Friday. Phone 427-2155. Maggie Mullins, MA 1551 Periwinkle Way eastern end of the Island near the Sanibel Community Center Buttonwood Lane, the bay and arts on Sanibel and Captlva. Individual and group lessons. appointment. Bait, tackle, gear, 472-1468 gull sides of Seagrape Line, Your court or hers. Licensed Mental (Periwinkle Gardens) Lighthouse. light tackle for rent. Launching 2173 Periwinkle Way Southwest Baptist Church Meets at 8 p.m. on the last Health Counselor Sanlbet, 472-0035 16940 McGregor Blvd. Colony Walkway, Bay Drive and Monday of every month at BIG Sanibel Hiking Club - Meets at Dog Saws Tarpon Bay Road beacn ramp, dockage. BIKES-MOPEDS Sanibel, 472-2155 on Henderson Road at Arts Center next to Sanibel City various locations and times for Sanibel/Captlva Tennis 3024 Turtle Gait Lane access - Intersection of Tarpon For sail and power boat rentals For 65 years, the Community Pastor Bob Kasten Castaways Lane. moderate hikes. For Information, Services, 472-3177 Sanibel, 472-6180 Sanlbeflaw requires that dogs Matsumoto Gallery Bay Road and West Gulf Drive. call 472-2531. Bike Route Center has been the site of Fort Myers, 454-3336 Hall. All members, guests and 751 Tarpon Bay Road The user fee for the COUNTY anyone interested Is Invited. phone Sam Jaffe at 472-8335. Instructional/coaching services be leashed whenever they are on Turner Beach - At Blind Pass 2330 Palm Ridge Road numerous activities, from annual Bible Study: 9:45 a.m. property not belonging to their Sanibel, 472-6686 between Sanibel and Captiva. Sanibel, 472-1955 extravaganzas to one-time PARK AT BOWMAN'S BEACH Refreshments are served. For byJak Beardsworth, former Sanlbel-Captiva Morning Worship: 10:55 a.m. Sanibel League of Women owner. You are responsible for Bowman's Beach - At the end Tween Waters'Marlna business meetings. on the western end of Sanbel Is information call 395-0900. director at Jimmy Connors U.S. Counseling Center and 6 p.m. S2 per car. Voters - For information, call Tennis Center. the behavior of your pet. Sagebrush Gallery of Bowman's Beach Road on the Captlva, 472-5161 Flnnlmore's Cycle Shop Wednesday Bible Study: 7 p.m. Edith Slayton at 472-4619. 6087 Henderson Road The Sanlbel-Captlva Islands 2340 Periwinkle Way western end of Sanibel. Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven 2353 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Lighthouse Sanibel, 472-6971 CAPTIVA Careglvers Support Group - For Sanibel, 472-9696 Chamber of Commerce can ten days. Dock Master John Fought, (Fantasy Island mall"I) At the eastern tip of Sanibel UNRESTRICTED PARKING at caregivers of those with also: Southwest Florida Boardsallors - RACQUETBALL you which Island captains Mike Fuery, Duke Sells, Sanibel, 472-5577 The historic lighthouse is Unity Church of Christianity the beach access can be found Alzheimer's or similar afflictions, - Meets at 1 p.m. on the first DENTISTS 1102 Periwinkle Way Jerry Way and Jim Burnsed for Signal Inn accommodations accept families close to the Sanibel fishing pier, 2073 Lafayette St. on the north end ot the Island, sponsored by FISH, meets at 10 Sunday of the month on the Olde Middle Quit Drive Roger Dunphy, DDS Sanibel, 395-1155 fishing, shelling and sightseeing with pets. „„ Island Moped which offers excellent fishing, a Fort Myers, 332-1891 just past the enlrance to South a.m., the fourth Tuesday of every causeway unless otherwise Sanibei, 472-4690 William Shorack, DDS trips. Bait, tackle and gear. lovely beach and view of San month at Topper Schram's home announced. Call 472-6017 or Remember: Wherever you are, Sanibel Gallery 1470 Periwinkle Way Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. Seas Plantation, and at TURNER Two air-conditioned Indoor Bay Wind Plaza Tackle tor rent. Boat rentals: 45 Carlos Bay. BEACH, just past Blind Pass on Sand Castle Road. Call 395- 433-4517 for Information. New clean up after your dog. Leave 1628 Periwinkle Way HP 75 HP. electric start. Sanibel, 472-5248 courts, open by appointment. 2402 Palm Ridge Road Bridge. 0130 or FISH at 478-0404. members always welcome. Call for reservations. nothing on the beach except 472-3307 472-2060 footprints" applies to dogs, too. CAPTIVA BAYFRONT PROPERTY PORPOISE POINT AT BLIND PASS CAPTIVA COVE BAYFRONT CONDO HELEPJ HELE: "BRIGHT WATERS" CAPTIVA ESTATE CAPTIVA GULF FRONT CAPTIVA NAVIGABLE WATER ESTATE THOMAS THOMAS REALTY ING 1 me. l. 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Owner is patio, dock with lift and free-standing carport. room, large open decks and is beautifully furnished. bedroom, 2 bath home with pool ana » $689,000. Call Helen Thomas. 813-472-6669 . 813-472-6669 Pool, hot tub, double garage and dock. $1,375,000. legacy! $626,000. $1,975,000. Call Helen Thomas. Lte RE. Broker. $525,000. Call Helen Thomas Tuesday. May 25.1993 THE ISLANDER 9B A review

8B Tuesday, Packed house applauds pianist Val Parker in concert Recreation May 25,1993 By Frank Wagner concert. She announced the star of the evening, Val Parker, the Chopin waltzes, a more moodish "Moonlight Sonata" Islander staff writer then took her place beside the piano to turn pages for the and a certain lushness of tone in the Scriabin. Those are On Tuesday, May 18, was a very special night at the evening's concert artist. minor requests in an overall evening of excellent musical Phillips Gallery in the Barrier Island Group for the Arts Parker's entrance was unimposing, his dress was casual, entertainment. TMS/Lazy Flamingo Center on Sanibel. The unsuspected turnout proved beyond his few words of appreciation were to the point and before My favorites were the preludes by Scriabin, Satie's a shadow of a doubt, first, islanders do support their own beginning - off came the shoes. You simply can't get more Gymnopedie #1 and #2 and "Solace" and "The regains first place in and, second, they will attend summer music concerts. informal than that. Chrysanthemum by Scott Joplin. I couldn't believe my eyes as gentlemen kept hauling The first part of the program included familiar composi- Parker received many bravos at the conclusion of cer- extra chairs from the storeroom and placing them almost tions by the masters: Bach, Haydn, Beethoven and Chopin. tain numbers and a standing ovation at the end of the men's softball league anywhere in the gallery there was a tiny bit of empty The second half moved on to Scriabin, Palmgren, evening reaffirmed the audience's total pleasure. It also space. Obviously, an audience of some 150 music lovers Ravel, Gershwin, Satie and Joplin. must have been most gratifying to Parker. Posting two victories, the TMS/Lazy Flamingo team had not been anticipated. Parker plays with a very light touch, he handles difficult It never occurred to me that anyone may not be familiar has claimed a slim, half-game lead in the standings of the Once everyone was seated, the president of BIG Arts, fingering quite well and relishes executing passages with with Parker and his island musical involvements. But if 1993 Sanibel Men's Softball League. Laverne Phillips, took to the platform and expressed her cascading chords. that is possible, here is a thumbnail sketch. On Thursday, May 13, TMS/Lazy Flamingo scored gratitude and thanks for the overwhelming support of the Personally I wished for added swiftness and delicacy in Parker is the organist of St. Isabel's Church on Sanibel. seven runs in both the second and fourth innings en route He earned a degree in church music and a graduate degree to an 18-4 drubbing of Adventures in Paradise. The in electronic music from East Carolina University. He TMS/Lazy Flamingo crew backed victory that with a sur- Collect from wrongdoer not the city, Pritt tells parent studied classical piano at the New England Conservatory prisingly easy, 10-0, decision over Sanibel Glass & By Steve Ruedlger is, on the other hand they certainly didn't turn the assis- of Music. Last month his CD album "Global Island" was Mirror/Westwind on Tuesday, May 18, to run its season Islander staff writer tance down either." released and has been heard on many local radio stations. mark to 12-2. The father of a young man injured last year while Hansen promised to make monthly payments on the You could sum it all up by saying, it was an extremely One-half game back of the leader is Barrier Island Title attempting to help Sanibel police has been trying to get the hospital bill. entertaining and satisfying evening. You listened to good with a 12-3 record. After receiving a bye on May 13, the city to pay his son's hospital bill. Sanibel City Attorney Pritt was sent a copy of that letter and wrote to Robert music, well played. You were surrounded by excellent art Title crew came out and dusted Tarwinkles, 10-2, on May Bob Pritt recently suggested to the father that his efforts Hansen on May 4 to suggest that Hansen consider trying to work and in the company of many island friends. 18, to move into sole possession of second place. might be more successful if he tried to get the money from collect the money "from the wrongdoer whose flight insti- Thank you Val Parker and BIG Arts. Sanibel Glass & Mirror/Westwind holds third place the wrongdoer his son helped capture. gated your son to take action." with an 11-4 mark. The squad stumbled a bit in the stand- Michael T. Hansen of Minnesota, a college student, was Pritt sent the father the name and address of the alleged ISLAND HEA1Lfl$|f00DS,INC. ings after losing 7-4 to Tarwinkles on May 13 and the on Sanibel vacationing about a year ago when a person wrongdoer, Aaron P. Cooper of Hudson, Ohio. 1640 Pei TMS/Lazy Flamingo team. The Sanibel City Attorney added in his letter that he Mwto by Kathleen film* being questioned by Sanibel police on the beach knocked Rounding out the standings are Tarwinkles at 7-7-1, down a policeman and started running. Hansen knocked knew Hudson, Ohio, and it is "a very up-scale community Calling it a night Friday's Jewelers/Sanibel Rental (6-7-1), Adventures in the escaping person to the ground and held him until police and there is reason to believe that the claim might be col- Paradise (1-13) and Sanibel Sam's (1-14) took over. •' lectable." After an afternoon of boardsalllng off of Sanlbel Island, a group of windsurfers begin to pack It in. Most of the In the other game on May 13, Friday's Jewelers/Sanibel Hansen broke his ankle in the process and was treated at Pritt even suggested an attorney to call in Hudson. [janic windsurfers meet and practice their unique sport off of the Sanlbel Causeway. The colorful boards and riders are Rental rushed out to an early lead but then had to hold on common sights nearly every day of the week. Gulf Coast Hospital, which has been trying to collect on Pritt said Friday, May 21, he is sympathetic to the con- for a 12-11 win over Sanibel Sam's. A 10-run fifth inning the bill ever since. cern of the father that his son not be penalized for going to FRUITS & VEGETABLES assisted Sanibel Sam's in its attempted come-back. His father, Robert E. Hansen, wrote to the hospital on the aid of police. However, Pritt said, a city cannot just dPLETE SELECTION Island Seniors Bowling action at the Beach Bowl on On May 18, Friday's Jewelers/Sanibel Rental scored 11 give people money without a legal reason for giving out WE HAVE A COli April 26 to say that his son was a student with no money or omerlyC&S) 472-3666 Fort Myers Beach continued last week. Nancy Darling led SPORTS runs in the first and then seven runs in the second in a 21-6 insurance. He said he had hoped that Sanibel would pay that money. He said it was the city's insurance carrier that (Across form Nations Bank F the way for the women bowlers with a 156. Frank Rosen rout of Adventures in Paradise. the bill but was disappointed to find it wouldn't. decided there was no basis for a claim. topped the men with a 199. For additional information In the league's "home run derby," Jim Thomas of "It seems incredulous about the "bowling for fun" league, call Lloyd Kyllo at SHORTS Barrier Island Title continues to lead the way with 10. 472-1235. to me that in this day of HUXfERSDELI Sharing second - still - are Richie Price and Michael civil unrest when finally SANIBEL Murray with five each. They, along with Bruce Macafee, you do run across some- shotgun start. Each team can have only one player with a On Tuesday, May 11, in Beachview Men's Golf who has hit three home runs, play for the league-leading one who is willing to SanibePs Most Romantic RENTAL SER¥1CE Association tournament play, Ralph Ariss, George Brauch, handicap of under 10. The cost to play is $40 per person. TMS/Lazy Flamingo unit. SHARPENING SERVICE For additional information, call 472-2535. come to the aid of law Quin Sathre and Dick Hawthorne led the way with a +11 League games are played each Tuesday and Thursday enforcement, he is the Happy Hour score. Taking second with a +7 were Jim Manecke, Milt NOW AVAILABLE at the Sanibel Rec Center fields at 7,8 and 9 p.m. very person who is penal- Reik, Les Snell and Tom Judson. with Helen Skelton on piano and vocals Registration and practices for the Sanibel Swim Team ized for it," wrote the Chain Saws, Knives - etc. pv:Trays^-: Meats & } On Saturday, May 15, Quin Sathre, Howard Seyffer, Free hor's d'oeuvres r ;: : > are underway at the Sanibel Rec Center. Practices are held father. "The explanation CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT ALSO AVAILABLE V :'•' ;>:'Gheese . '^. ."' Rudy Mikulic and Jeff Dean teamed up and finished first at the Rec Center pool on San-Cap Road each Tuesday and Barrier Island Title 5:45 till 8:45 • Tuesday thru Sundays Minimum Per Day Carry Outs we get from the City After with a +15. Sharing second with +lls were the foursomes Thursday (until June 10) from 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. for chil- Rental Attorney is that the police 1 Week tstWaek 1203 Periwinkle Way of Mel Bleiberg, Wally Rabn, Bill Reynolds and Fraser dren up to age 8, and from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. for children did not ask for any assis- 30" & 39" Rollaway 30.00 5.00 Burgess, and Tom Judson, Milt Reik, Les Snell and Tyke age 9 and up. wins, holds lead Cribs 30.00 5.00 472-6988 tance. My response to that Porta Cribs 25.00 4.00 Wilcox. The Sanibel Swim Team is a competitive team that will Sanibel's Hottest Night Spot Barrier Island Title remained unbeaten on Wednesday, Play Pen 20.00 4.00 have swim meets throughout the summer. The team is a Small Strollers 15.00 3.00 May 19, with a tough,10-7, win over the Lazy Flamingo as With Top 40 Dance Music The Dunes Men's Golf Association held a Two Man summer league of the United States Swimming Team Large Strollers 20.00 4.00 play in the 1993 Sanibel Women's Softball League contin- 20.00 4.00 Best Ball, 90 Percent of Handicap round on Wednesday, 9:00 till 12:45 • Tuesday thru Sundays Car Seats Swim Florida program. ued. A Fascination High Chair 20.00 4.00 May 19. Leading the way in 18-hole play were Dave The cost is $35 per child for the summer. Registration Of Fine Jewelry And Booster Seat 8.00 1.00 Chicken Sutherland and Sam Clark with 64s. Norm Goodwin and Barrier Island Title now owns a 4-0 mark in the league. Buddy Buggy 25.00 5.00 forms may be picked up at the Rec Center during its nor- 3.00 Bucket Bob Ochs were second with a 65. Ed Fowler and Al Cross mal hours. Trailing by just one game at 3-1 is Ocean Reach, which Select Giftware. Beach Umbrella 20.00 defeated Bailey's, 7-6, on May 19. The Sunset Lounge Beach Lounge 10.00 2.00 6 Dinner Rolls were third with a 68. In nine-hole play, George Kalvin and For additional information, call coach Christina Rogers Bed Rail 6.00 1.00 & Lenn Lorenson were first with a 36. Joe Vasko and Alan at 472-0345. In the first game of the evening, Barrier Island Title RatyFor tar Viewing Now At $5 Delivery Charge Sanibel-Captiva 1 Pint Salad Boers were second with a 38. opened with a bang, scoring seven runs in the first inning. (Off Islands charge may vary) , /undid $O9WIT9H \ Lazy Flamingo, however, bounced right back, scoring _ 'COUPON Each Saturday morning at 8, the Dunes Golf Club will seven in the second. Barrier Island Title then tallied three T^JNISfl6SOffl" (813)472-5777 Expires 5/31793 The Beachview Sizzlin' Summer Swingers played a be hosting a Skins Game. The cost to play is $21 per play- 35 Periwinkle Place 1451 Middle GylfJMve • Sanibel Island • 472-4151 2246 Periwinkle Way Low Net Team and Low Individual game (nine holes) on runs in the third and held on for the win. Sanlbel Island jJrlUXTERS DELJj er, which includes greens fees, cart and prizes. For infor- The Ocean Reach-Bailey's game was a nip-and-tuck Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 Wednesday, May 19. The Low Net Team winners were mation, call Pat Flynn at 472-2535. Elsie Strong, Tommy Yeager and Betty Puff. They carded affair, with Ocean Reach scoring six runs over the last two 1 innings to overcome the five runs Bailey's had scored over COnGfl6//J€UJ€l£R/ LTD.' a score of 100. The Low Net Individual was Elsie Strong jrossS3:ssss^^ m with a 31. The Canterbury School in Fort Myers will be hosting the last three frames. two Terry Kelly Basketball Camps for boys and girls in Bailey's holds third place in the standings at 1-3 while grades 3 through 8 on June 14-17 (8 a.m. to 1 p.m.) and the Lazy Flamingo continues its quest for its initial victory Lunch & (Dinner On Monday, May 31, the Dunes Golf and Tennis Club July 26-30 (8 a.m. to noon). at 0-4. COME win be hosting a Memorial Day Scramble. The event is a four-man scramble and play will begin at 8:30 a.m. with a The cost is $60 per child for each week. For additional Games in league are played each Wednesday at 7 and 8 t 11:30 am - if pm information, call 481-4323. p.m. at the Rec Center fields on Sanibel-Captiva Road. OUR LITTLE Cypress Lake football LIVE ENTERTAINMENT MERMAIDS. team to participate in spring jamboree every Monday & Tuesday Kiwanis help Cypress Lake High School Panthers will be competing featuring Music by in the 1993 spring football jamboree to be held Friday, build bleachers May 28, at Estero High School. The teams featured in the annual spring bash include, in for island Little League addition to the Panthers and the host Wildcats, Barron Collier, Clewiston, Fort Myers and Lely. Tracy Waiters, the president-elect of the island "HEREAFTER" The jamboree begins at 6:30 p.m. with. Lely taking on Kiwanis Club, presents a check for $1,000 to Dick Clewistion, followed by Cypress versus Barron Collier. Muench, at I eft, the founder and head cheerleader for the Islands' Little League program. The funds are The final half will feature Estero battling Fort Myers. for the recently completed construction of much In the jamboree, the regular rules of play apply except needed bleachers at the Little League ball diamond there are no Icickoffs or returns. Play begins with the ball at the Sanlbel Rec Center on Sanlbel-Capttva Road. placed on the 30-yard line where the offense will take 472-4772 over. A) 14k Small Mermaid $150.00 There will be punts - but no rushes or returns, all punts B) 14k Large Mermaid $555.00 will be fair caught. SEAFOOD RESTAURANT AND GRILL Admission to the games is $2, For any additional infor- SAN1BE LISLANP FL Jewelry shown actual sire. mation about the contests, call 947-9400. ' > Periwinkle Place Shopping Center LANDING Sanibel Island, Florida • 813 / 472-4177 COnGR€//J€UJ€l€R/t,TP.u Tuesday. Mav 25.1993 THE ISLANDER 11B 10B THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 25.1993 Safe Boating Week set for June 6-12 National Safe Boating Week is an annual event that will issue a proclamation at 9:30 a.m. in commission focuses the attention of recreational boaters on safety on chambers at the Lee County Courthouse in Fort Myers. and around the water. This year, Safe Boating Week is set On Tuesday, May 25, Sanibei Mayor Mark Westall will for June 6-12. issue Safe Boating Week Proclamation at 9 a.m. at the City During that week, the Safe Boating Council of Lee Council meeting at Sanibei City Hall. Welcome County, which is comprised of U.S. Power Squadrons, The Sanibel/Captiva Power Squadron will be at the Coast Guard Auxiliaries and state, local and governmental launching ramps at Punta Rassa from 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 to Sanibei agencies, provides the public with much needed informa- p.m., and the Sanibei Boat Ramp from 6:30 to 10:30 a.m. tion in this regard. on Saturday and Sunday, June 5 and 6, with information On Wednesday, May 26, the Lee County Commission on safe boating and vessel inspections. The official city of Sanlbel "welcome" sign on Cause- Obituary way Road is back. A few weeks ago a motorist acci- Fidelia Waite Turner She was married to the late Kenneth William Turner dentally ran the sign over. and was the mother of Gail Turner of Brewster, Mass., and Last week, the city Fidelia Waite Turner of Fort Myers, Fla., and formerly of East Dennis, Mass.; Tomkins Cove, N.Y.; and Parker Turner of East Dennis, Mass. She was the grand- installed a new sign, a few mother of Jessica Turner Spier, also of Brewster. feet further off the road to Bennington, Vt., passed away peacefully at home on the right of the spot where Thursday, May 13, 1993. the old sign stood. Mrs. Turner was educated at Horace Mann School for Mrs. Turner had been a volunteer with FISH (Friends in Girls, Marymount College and the Sorbonne in Paris. She Service Here), the Sanibei Conservation Center, the was a former clothing merchandiser with Macy's, Sanibei Library and the Shell Point Gift Shop. Donations McCrery's and Lord and Taylor. in her memory may be made to your library. Photo by Kathleen Blase FREE PRESSURE WASH A helping hand Student sculptor John Morrill, who is creating an alli- gator out of his clay, gets some valuable first-hand assistance from Dave Hoggatt. BOAT STORAGE HEADQUARTERS Clay continued from page 5B WE'VE EXPANDED TO ACCOMMODATE SPD investigates island connection roamed about the table giving one-on-one assistance to the 600 BOATS needy. Suddenly, clay animals began to come into being. There With over 100 modular components to choose from, what could be better to house your electronic equipment than a techline home entertainment Alleged burglary ring broken was a horse, a cat, alligators and a cobra's head high in the center. A large selection of doors, drawers, lighting and special shelves air with its body resting on the side of a receptacle. enables you to create a center to fit your individual needs. Sanibei Police Department detectives Cape Coral Police Department. Several The young man with the sombrero quickly decided that are currently investigating the possible arrests were made in Cape Coral during he was going to attempt a koala bear. He informed me of Available at: connections between an adult-organized the week in relation to the reported bur- his intent but the clay seemed to refuse to bring forth a teen burglary ring in Cape Coral and a glary ring. koala. I was then informed he'd changed his mind. He was string of burglaries recently on Sanibei. . The reported island burglaries under now going to design a Mexican mouse. This he did. The alleged burglary ring was broken SEASONAL DRY STORAGE TRAiLERED BOAT STORAGE investigation took place primarily in the A half-hour session goes quickly when you're having Starting at $25.00 Month iip last week by.a series of atrests.by the West Gulf Drive area on Sanibei. fun. Before I knew it, David was gathering the finished $125.00 Month up to 50 ft. NAPLES FORT MYERS products, signed and dated by each student. He carefully Imperial Square • 591-3773 Bell Tower* 482-1270 placed them in a box. They would be taken to A Touch of Sanibei Pottery for firing in the kiln. Several of the students begged the Hoggatts to continue the classes during the summer and promises of regular attendance on every other Friday were hastily made. The Hoggatts explained they did not think it would be possible + * WE'LL MEET YOU HALFWAY! as they also must have their vacation. One lasting thought, if the old saying is true: "Idle OUTSIDE DRY RACK STORAGE INSIDE HIGH/DRY STORAGE hands are a devil's workshop," these clay-makers will have Starting at $4.75 per ft. Starting at $5.75 ft. Month nothing to worry about. For those of you who do not know the Hoggatts. David and Barbara, they are the master potters who own and ft.. operate A Touch of Sanibei Pottery, 1544 Periwinkle Way, on Sanibei Island.

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Delivery areas limited to ensure safe driving "Coca-Cola" and the Dynamic Ribbon device are BOATYARD • FUEL • BAIT • PARTS ©1990 Domino's Pizza, Inc. registered trademarks of The Coca-Cola Company. SHIPS STORE CALL 481 -7070 45 MINUTES DOMINO'S PIZZA IS LOCATED AT CHANNEL MARKER "72" IN ADVANCE FOR OUR SPECIAL LOOKING FORWARD TO DEEP LAGOON MARINA Photos by Kathleen Blase DELIVERY TIMES OF 5:30, 6:30 SERVING YOU THROUGH AND 7:30. WE WILL MEET YOU From koala to mouse 481-8200 OUR REGULAR DELIVERY After some lengthy deliberation and consideration, 14070 McGregor Blvd. BEHIND THE TOLL PLAZA IN THE artist Robbie Phareuf's work, which started out to be a SYSTEM 9N THE FUTURE. koala bear, ended up being a mouse. Ft. Myers, FL 33919 PARKING LOT. 12B THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 25.1993

WRITE OR CALL FOR A PRIE, FUEJL COLOR § REAI, ESTATE BROCHURE, FEATURING A s COMPIITI SELECTION OF ISLAND PROPER- I TY INCLUDIN® COMBOS, HOMES, HOME- • SITES, SOUTH SIAS PLANTATION AN® 1 MORI. I WIIIIIs PMR MOCHIHtl 8 P.®, BOX $ 7 i SAtliif I., FL 339S7 • CALL: 813 4y2.fSll/SO0S33-882# I EBEI NEW LISTINGS WEDGEWOOD OF SANIBEL SUNSET CAPTIVA GULF TO BAY ON CAPTIVA Sanibel's newest ultra-luxury Gulf front condominium A Great Buy in an Excellent Location! You really can't go This spectacular residence features a second floor mas- community is located on prestigious West Gulf Drive. wrong when you consider this two bedroom home ter suite, den, fireplace, Florida room, bar, a total of 4 Encompassing over 3.5 acres with 200 feet of Gulf with loft featuring pickled floors, Berber carpeting, bedrooms and 3 baths, designer kitchen, 3 open sun front beach, WEDGEWOOD OF SANIBEL will fireplace, 2 screened porches all in immaculate condi- decks, lush landscaping and more. The home was include 18 units, each with over 2,800 sq. ft. of living tion. Community amenities include tennis, swimming, completely remodeled including a new addition of a area. Amenities include heated pool, spa, chicki hut, Gulf to "Bay" location and more. second floor providing panoramic sunset views over tennis and more. Pricing begins at $595,000. Available for $350,000 FURNISHED. the Gulf of Mexico. Dock facility, storage, security sys- Call John Smith at 472-1511. Call Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. tem, sprinkler system and much more. TANGLEWOOD Call Angie Lapifor an exclusive showing. 472-1511. You'll love the wonderful panoramic views of the Gulf SANDDOLLAR clear across to Ft. Myers Beach! This unit boasts lots of Everything comes together very nicely here including WHY NOT CALL IT HOME wicker, ceramic tile, decorative pastel touches a Great View of the beach from the second floor. This We know you'll love it anyway. This conveniently located throughout, two bedrooms, den or third bedroom, fully furnished unit is in impeccable condition and fea- property offers great options and super value. Special fea- screened porch, great amenities and more. It won't last tures 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, all appliances and more. tures include 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, office/library, light long. ..see it now! Available for $550,000 Furnished. Amenities include pool, tennis, BBQ areas and a Gulf and airy living room with parquet floors, dramatic high Call Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. front location. Available for $445,000. vault ceiling and much more. An excellent opportunity A TRUE ISLAND HOME Call Marsha Clifford at 472-1511. available for only $179,900. This top floor NUTMEG VILLAGE unit boasts Gulf "LITTLE BAMBOO" JUST FOR YOU Call Ken Frey at 472-6500. views from the Master bedroom and kitchen. Special Here it is! The classic Captiva retreat you've been wait- features include Spanish tile, new carpets, new wallpa- ing for. This "old island" home is sitting on one of the per, custom furniture, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and much most beautiful and private stretches of Captiva beach more. It is offered completely furnished for $299,900. with over 150 feet of Gulf frontage - a true island hide- Call Ken Frey at 472-6500. away. Features include a Great room with fireplace, EXCELLENT PRICE! split floor plan, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, screened porch We have a terrific apartment at a £gm/?c price! It's easy and completely furnished. Call for price and details. to see that this ntf %LM^§P|!^in»edroom - 2 bath Contact Loretta Geiger at 472-4121. corner unit is do^eJPPyHsleaed jragdPeasement than any other. IHeah|>^^i£p^w^lrch, pool, ten- nis, on-site ^S^J^RpaSn snxfirnore. Available for $158,500 FurWshed at SEA SHELLS. Call Loretta Geiger at 472-4121. SENSATIONAL VIEWS AND WELL SECLUDED Custom built in 1987, this incredible CLAM BAYOU resi- dence features 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, heated, SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION screened pool, ground level storage, lush vegetation and an outstanding view of the Bayou. A must see home. A "BEST BUY" Available for $699,000 Furnished. This "A" rated unit is the least expensive one bedroom - Call Karen Bell at 472-5154. one bath BEACH VILLA apartment on the market. It has an excellent rental history and offers all resort amenities to the owner. Available for $249,000 Furnished. Call Peggy Miller or Kris Hawkins at 472-5154. A REAL FIND DUPLEX You can't find a better golf course view than this and you'll find it here in this charming 3 bedroom home in the DUNES COUNTRY CLUB. Special features include HERON'S LANDING II a fireplace, central vac system, European-style cabi- This premier homesite offers water views, nets, solar heated screened pool and more. Available underground utilities, sewer, community pool and for $389,000. much more. Available for $285,000. Call Margie Davison at 472-1511. Call Dorothy Sprouse at 472-6500. GULF FRONT HOMESITE! This is about as rare as it gets. Two (2) acres + of private vate Gulf front luxury. This deep, buildable homesite is found within the extremely desirable subdivision of GREAT OPPORTUNITY GULF RIDGE featuring a security gate, tennis court, heat- Located in the Dunes Country Club, this very clean ed pool and pool house. Call today for price and specifics. GREENWOOD VILLAGE apartment features new carpet Contact Greg Weglarz at 472-1511. throughout the downstairs area, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and more. A very fine rental property, walking distance COMPLETE RELOCATION SERVICES AVAILABLE to the golf course. Available for only $169,000. CUSTOM DESIGNED RESIDENCE Call Tom Wiley at 472-4121. CALL PAM BOWDEN AT Quality construction and fine craftsmanship are the 1-800-245-7304 hallmarks of this "Country Georgian" home found in romantic CASTAWAYS. Special features include Pella windows, Plantation shutters, oak flooring and built-in cabinetry. It comes complete with 3. bedrooms, 2.5 DEPEND ON baths, Great Room, porches, sun decks, and more. Bonus features include great boating, privacy, and dra- Since 1955, Priscilla Murphy Realty has been the leading real estate specialist on Sanibel and matic views of Dinkins Bayou. Available for $450,000. Captiva Islands. You simply can't find a more experienced REALTOR. Call Mary Lou Bailey today. 472-1511. No matter what kind of property you desire, we have it listed and available for immediate sale. Learn about island real estate from an expert, and buy with confidence and trust. FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER??? Here's a great opportunity for the budget conscious, Call Us Today first-time Sanibel buyer. This home features 2 bed- rooms, 2 baths, and is found in a quiet family neigh- MAIN OFFICE: (813) 472-1511 • CAUSEWAY OFFICE: (813) 472-4121 borhood. A little TLC and you're home. An easy way to join our island community . . . available for only WEST GULF DRIVE OFFICE: (813) 472-6500 • CAPTIVA OFFICE: (813) 472-5154 $136,000. TOLL FREE: (800) 233-8829 Call Karen Bell at 472-5154. P.O. Box 57j» jSanibel Island, FL • 33957 Environment 3C S \ Permits & Deeds 4C Remember When 8C */.! Tuesday What's Cooking? 2C May 25,1993 1C

Commentary 1 Why I switched 'Why are those stop signs so high? Recently the city of Sanibel's engineer, Gates Castle, provided a report to the City Council outlining the various from McDonald's federal and state standards which guide the city's deci- sions with regard to traffic control and transportation- FROM THE DESK to McSPOIL related construction projects. OF THE This report contained answers to many questions we all CITY MANAGER When the first McSPOIL (McDonald's - have asked at one time or another. The complete report is Sanibellians Protecting Our Island Life-style) peti- available at City Hall, if you are interested, but I have By Gary Price tions were passed around, I refused to sign. My rea- taken excerpts from Gates' report to answer some of the more frequently asked questions. sons were entirely pragmatic. I have a 5-year-old entry or pedestrian crossing. whose idea of grand style "going out to dinner" is an "Would a stop sign slow traffic on our streets?" Most drivers are reasonable and prudent. But, when evening at McDonald's climbing through multi-col- Stop signs installed in the wrong places for the wrong confronted with unreasonable restrictions, they frequently ored pipes, diving into brilliant-colored plastic balls purposes usually create more problems than they solve. violate them and develop a general contempt for all traffic and whooping down the slide with a bunch of similar One common misuse of stop signs is to arbitrarily inter- controls - often with tragic results. aged kids. rupt traffic, either by causing it to stop or by causing such The food is incidental. My daughter's not so much an inconvenience that motorists are forced to use other "Why not lower the speed limit to reduce hazards in interested in the cheeseburger as the toy that comes routes. Studies made in many parts of the country show our area?" along with her "Happy Meal" (God forbid I should that there is a high incidence of intentional violations An unrealistically low speed limit can actually lead to order a cheeseburger from the regular menu at half where stop signs are installed as "nuisances" or "speed accidents. Here's why: the price — it's the toy she's after). breakers". These studies showed that speed was reduced • First, many-studies conducted over several decades in And it's not so bad for adults, either. As any par- in the immediate vicinity of the "nuisance" stop signs. all parts of the country have shown that a driver's speed is ent of young kids knows, to get a whole meal out, But, speeds were actually higher between intersections influenced more by the appearance of the roadway and the actually digest one's food and get time for coffee than they would have been if these signs hadn't been prevailing traffic conditions than it is by the posted speed afterwards is nigh on impossible in a restaurant that installed. limit. doesn' t have a playground. And their chicken fajita At the right place and under the right conditions, a stop • Second, some drivers will obey the lower posted and salad was quite edible. (Certainly, McDonald's sign tells drivers and pedestrians who has the right of way. speed while others will feel it's unreasonable and simply at its worst is a whole lot better than fast-food restau- Nationally recognized standards have been established to ignore it. This disrupts the uniform traffic flow and rants on the island where the food is inedible, expen- determine when stop signs should be used. These stan- increases accident potential between the faster and the sive as fast food goes and there's nowhere for the dards, or "warrants," take into consideration, among other slower drivers. kids to play). things, traffic speed and volume, sight distance and the frequency of traffic "gaps" which will allow safe vehicle Please see WHY, page 8C GUEST COMMENTARY Letters (Editor's note: The following two letters were "com- have helped ruin almost everywhere else in the world. posed and typed" by the children of Mr. and Mrs. John Sanibel and Captiva are rare jewels in the wasteland of By Wendy. McMullen-Humphrey R.-Fridley of Atlanta, "after-several family discussions our modern Earth. We absolute'}1 cannot allow them to be around the dinner table.") destroyed. The fragile habitat of the islands has remained mainly So in my sloth, I thought the prospect of a two- Help keep these intact for billions of years. Let's keep them that way for minute trip to a McDonald's on Periwinkle to spend the billions to come. So, to the Sanibel Planning a summer evening sitting outside watching my two islands beautiful Commission, when it comes time to vote on McDonald's, daughter play while I sipped coffee rather inviting. do the right thing, and just say no! As to the detrimental effects, I considered many To the editor Caroline Fridley of the arguments against McDonald's specious. They The Islander Atlanta come from those not familiar with our city's excel- I am 10 years old, and I live in Atlanta, Ga. This sum- lent and stringent codes regarding vegetation buffers, mer will be my 10th summer going to Sanibel and lighting and signs. Unless the Sanibel City Council Captiva, so I feel very strongly about not letting Why do we have has changed dramatically since I covered City Hall McDonald's on Sanibel. I think that if McDonald's is put as a reporter six years ago, Sanibel's development on the island, Wendy's will want to come, and then Taco to have McDonald's? codes will not be bent for this, or any other fast-food Bell and KFC, and pretty soon, every restaurant you can merchant. think of will be on Sanibel and Captiva. Next will come (Editor's note: The following letter was accompanied all the major hotels and motels. So many people will then by three newspaper clippings concerning Mc- Also, as a native of England, I had seen Donald's.) McDonald's forced to blend in with the architecture start coming that the islands will become overpopulated. of such lovely old cities as York and Chester and I They will go from beautiful, luxurious, well-kept secrets To the editor knew that the city of Sanibel would be equally strin- to loud, rude, trashy places for those kinds of people. I The Islander gent. know nobody on the islands wants that, so please help My family and I have been coming to Sanibel for 12 The trash and traffic arguments are not really very keep two beautiful islands beautiful, and vote to keep years. We love your island; it's beautiful and unique and strong either. Has anyone bought take-out food from McDonald's off S anibel. different. No street lights, traffic lights, expressways. So Bailey's recently? Styrofoam containers and a paper Tyler Fridley why do you have to have a McDonald's restaurant? Please bag. (McDonald's has at least stopped using Atlanta read these three articles, and I hope there will be no Styrofoam). As for the traffic, no one's going to McDonald's on Sanibel Island. come to Sanibel just to visit McDonald's. The Shell Just say no! Mrs. Pat Sconza Museum will generate much more traffic and no Mt. Prospect, 111. one's protesting about that. To the editor No, these arguments simply do not hold water. The Islander Aren't there enough There is only one valid reason why McDonald's I am a 14-year-old girl living in Atlanta and I have should not be allowed on Sanibel. The vast majority been coming to Sanibel and Captiva for nine years (10 this McDcinald's restaurants? of the residents and visitors simply do not want it. summer). One of the reasons that I love the islands so Why? much is because they are not very commercialized. Living To the editor Ask the question and you'll get such vague in Atlanta, I eat in McDonald's pretty often. Believe me, it The Islander answers as: "It doesn't belong on Sanibel," or "It will is not that great. In fact, it's not even good. Long lines, My parents, who know how much my husband and I change our'quality of life.'" severe lack of cleanliness - you get the picture. Take it dearly love Sanibel Island, sent us an article from the What does "quality of life" mean? Why doesn't it from me, the Ritz Diner is a million times better. Lakeland Ledger discussing the prospects of McDonald's "belong on Sanibel?" Why can't people define more The islands are supposedly a nice, classy place. The opening a franchise on your lovely barrier island. clearly what they mean? people should be the same. Anyone who has so little class As those of you who live on Sanibel already know, life The reason is because the answers are more mys- that they would prefer McDonald's to the many wonder- on a barrier island is ever changing. I know that life, as I tical than they are material. The argument is a spiri- ful, unique restaurants on Sanibel and Captiva has no know it, is ever changing, too; but Mickey D's on tual one. In its position paper, McSPOIL tried to business being on the islands in the first place. Sanibel? Please, this must be a bad dream. define the words "ambiance" and "character" by list- I hope to live on Sanibel or Captiva some day. But If you've been to Paris, you know that McDonald's has ing the reasons why their members moved to Sanibel. what kind of place will they be 10, 15,20 or more years defiled nearly every view of that lovely city. Many of the reasons they gave were the same as from now? McDonald's will lay the groundwork for very McDonald's is in the airports, the subways, the theme those that made me decide I was going to live here other fast-food chain in the country. After all, what do parks, hospitals, college and high school cafeterias, stadi- forever when I first came to Sanibel in 1984 for two major corporations love" more than a new place to expand ums. Dear God, please, don't they have enough? Is their into? Nothing. And it doesn't matter to them who or what Please see SWITCHED, page 4C they hurt in doing so. Businesses such as McDonald's Please see LETTERS, page 8C

"4^"'' A 'T T"" 1V*I 2C THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 25.1993 Having a few people over for Memorial Day? Try this menu Tuesday May 25,1993 3C In this area, Memorial Day is the first 116-ounce can Italian plum tomatoes and cook 20 minutes. Add the cream and chicken, cook 15 minutes stirring occasion- Environment day of summer. Let's have a few in for sup- 1/2 cup long grain white rice per. The menu is simple but utterly deli- 2 teaspoons lemon juice ally. Remove from the stove and when it's WHAT'S cious. Start with a Mulligatawany Soup, 11/2 teaspoons sugar room temperature, refrigerate. When ready Inflatable rattlesnakes, road kills, rats and live shells discussed 1 teaspoon ground cloves to serve, reheat and cook 10 minutes. Ladle COOKING? which should be made the day before so it By Steve Ruediger Currently it is illegal to take more than two live shells The committee is considering resurrecting the past 1/2 cup heavy cream into warm soup bowls and garnish with the will "mellow." Serve a nice, hot Italian Islander staff writer per species per day on Sanibel. It is also illegal anywhere activity of counting road kills on Sanibel. This involves 2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, parsley. This easily serves 6. bread with it. Follow this course with a By Bobbie Sharp A variety of topics including inflatable rattlesnakes, in the state for a non-Florida resident to take any live shell going out very early, before city Public Works employees most unusual beet salad and then a simple cut in half and diced The following salad is most unusual and road kills, rat traps and the possibility of banning the col- without first getting a Florida salt water fishing license. pick them up, and counting the dead bodies of the assorted fruit dessert. Salt and pepper lection of all live shells were discussed at the monthly city delectable. The catch is to not use canned STRAWBERRY MOUSSE The wildlife and conservation organization display at creatures that didn't make it across major roads. It was Parsley minced for garnish of Sanibel Wildlife Committee meeting held Thursday, beets. 2 egg whites the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce will be taken suggested that perhaps Public Works might assist with the MULLIGATAWANY SOUP May 20, at Sanibel City Hall. down within a month and done over. It is hoped that each survey. Melt butter in a large, heavy saucepan Pinch of salt 5 tablespoons butter The committee began discussions on the possibility of organization represented on it will rewrite its part of it, over medium heat. Add the onion and GRATED BEET SALAD 1/2 cup sugar It was reported to the committee that the placement of a 1 medium onion, chopped toughening shell laws in order to ban all collecting of live Lindblad said. curry, cook for about 5 minutes or until the 11/2 pounds fresh beets, boiled until 1/3 pound fresh strawberries, hulled long, inflatable imitation rattlesnake on the top of a pool 1 tablespoons curry powder shells on Sanibel. Committee chairman Erick Lindblad The Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife has been dis- onion is soft but not brown. Add the tender, cooled and peeled 1 cup heavy cream, whlupdd cage had completely eliminated a raccoon problem at an 2 Granny Smith apples, cored, peeled said a survey needs to be done to find out the views of the tributing free rat traps. CROW's veterinarian, Dr. John apples, carrots, celery and bell pepper. 2 tablespoons sesame oil Fresh mint leaves for garnish island home. and diced Shell Club, Shell Museum, shell shops, shell guides, peo- Kubisz, reported to the committee that over 100 traps have Cook 5 minutes stirring all the while. Mix 1 tablespoon safflower oil Beat the egg whites with the salt until The inflatable rattlesnakes are available at Wal-Mart. 1 small carrot, trimmed and diced ple in general on the beach, etc. The discussion will be been given out. He said his experience is that the following in the flour and stir to coat the vegetables 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar they hold soft peaks. Beat in the sugar two Some committee members were skeptical regarding 1 stalk celery, diced continued at the June 17 meeting to be held at 1:30 p.m. at items make the best bait to put in a rat trap: peanut butter, how long the raccoons would continue to be fooled by the thoroughly. Slowly whisk in the stock and 1 tablespoon caraway seeds tablespoons at a time. Beat until the 1/2 green bell pepper, cored, seeded and Sanibel City Hall. caramel and pepperoni. fake snake. diced the tomatoes with their liquid. Add the rice, 1 tablespoon fresh thyme, minced meringue is stiff and shiny and all the sugar 1/3 cup flour lemon, sugar, cloves, salt and pepper. 1 tablespoons fresh lemon grass, minced has been absorbed. Puree the berries in a 4 cups chicken stock Bring to a boil, stir, turn to simmer, cover (you can use basil) food processor or blender. Fold them into Salt and pepper the meringue. Fold the whipped cream into 6 leaves loose leaf lettuce this mix and divide into six sherbert-type First loggerhead l||i!^ 6 plum tomatoes, cored and quartered glasses. Chill at least 3 hours. Before serv- Fit the grater blade in your food proces- ing, garnish with the mint leaves. Now if nests found on sor and grate the beets. Place them in a you really want to "gild the lily," put a bowl and set aside. In a bowl, mix the rest dash of Framboise or Chambord into the of the ingredients together except the let- whipped cream. This serves 6. Sanibel, Captiva Hundreds have chosen tuce and tomatoes. Pour this over the beets and toss. Leave at room temperature. When Bobbie Sharp has been cooking for fam- Congratulations Sanibel and Captiva! The first log- Evangelical Christian School ready to serve, place the lettuce in a salad ily and friends for 50 years. She has gerhead sea turtle nests of the 1993 season were found bowl and put the beet mix on top, garish studied under Chef Tel and Julie on the two islands on Saturday and Sunday, May 15 because... Dannenbaum at the Creative Cooking with the quartered tomatoes. This serves 6. School in Philadelphia. She moved to and 16, respectively. Academic excellence Sanibel in 1981 from Berwyn, Pa. According to the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, which patrols the beaches looking for Approachable, helpful, certified faculty nesting loggerheads and monitors the nesting sites, if Warm campus atmosphere all goes well, hatchlings from those First nests will emerge and find their way to the water in the dark of Affordable tuition night in approximately two months — around mid- God honoring values •ivitfc:faempr^ July. Each year, female loggerhead turtles come ashore Discover ECS for yourself on the islands depositing 40-180 Ping-Pong ball-sized eggs in nests they dig in the sand. The females may Preschool - Grade 12 return to nest two or three times during the same sea- son. Adult loggerhead turtles can grow to more than Fully accredted by the State of Florida three feet in length and weigh between 250-400 pounds. The big sea turtles nest and the hatchlings 20 Years of Service to Families in Southwest Florida y 8237 Beacon Blvd., S.E., Ft. Myers 936-3319 S2:#::*.12l59'N§^Brittaw emerge from the sand after dark. Beach-front businesses and residents are asked to keep lights near the beach off or shielded during nest- ing season, May through October. Artificial light near nesting beaches disorients nesting loggerheads and Photo by Kathleen Blase YELLOW their hatchlings. ..".,. The SCCF urges residents and visitors to leave Skimmer season nesting turtles alone - never shine lights on them or make noises while they ate nesting. It's nesting time of the year again, and the skimmers have reappeared on the Sanibel Causeway. In years past, the PAGES For additional information or to report sea turtle odd-looking black and white birds with the short legs and the protruding lower beak nested on the causeway. disorientations, contact the SCCF at 472-2329 (days) However, due to interference from beach-goers, the nesting seasons for the birds were not too successful. In BITING INTO YOUR or 851-3296 (after 5 p,m.). more recent years the birds have been lured to more secluded Islands in Pine Island Sound. However, each year AD BUDGET? they reappear on the causeway before, area wildlife experts hope, moving on. Their Claim: Please Consider! Sanibelians accept Take Pride in Florida awards • Your customers will use the • They already know you and the By Christopher Strine children in graues 1-5 about environmental issues; the ing those individuals, groups or organizations that promote Yellow Pages White Pages are easy to use. Islander editor "Ding" Darling Refuge's participation in the Federal the environment — educating people about our natural Lee County was recognized on Saturday, May 15, at the Junior Duck Stamp Contest and Conservation Program; resources and how to best protect and preserve them. • Yellow Pages sell product for • Yellow pages wont' let you Take Pride in Florida awards program at Tree Tops Park in the joint SCCF Native Plant Nursery-IWA program to edu- The 1993 Take Pride in Florida awards program was you advertise prices, or have spe- Broward County near Fort Lauderdale, and all four local" cate people about water conservation and the restoration of called "A celebration of dedication to the future of cial promotions. award winners included or involved Sanibel organizations. wildlife habitat on the islands; and, the SCCF-VTV ven- Florida." It was sponsored by the Department of Natural • Don't confuse size with content. Those island groups earning notice during the awards ture to produce informational programs highlighting local Resources and hosted by the Broward County Parks and • Your ad should be as big as conservation issues for residents and visitors. Recreation Division and the Broward County Board of your competitors In other media you buy what Birthday presentation were the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation you need, not what your com- Foundation, the J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge, the Attending the program from Sanibel were Ruth and County Commissioners. petitor dictates. Island Water Association, Sanibel Elementary School and Warren Deuber of the SCCF and Island Water Association, In all 28 counties were recognized. Visitor's Television (VTV). respectively, Rick Huffines of the "Ding" Darling Refuge 1 • Most people find ads in the Cruise Your larger ad needs to be at The •pro"gTrams""""B6nored""'were'~tlie Children's and Barbara Lensing, a volunteer at Sanibel Elementary 'Glades restoration under way the beginning of the classifica- Yellow Pages by starting at the Sail free on Saturday morning if School. back of a category and leafing Environmental Education Program, a joint effort of the tion your birthday was any time "Ding" Darling Refuge and Sanibel Elementary to educate Take Pride in Florida is a state-wide program recogniz- Restoration of the Everglades moved a step closer forward. Try it for yourself. recently with the signing of the final environmental docu- during the previous week,* and mentation by the acting assistant secretary of the Army for Everyone needs the Yellow • Sears, Penny's, K-Mart, and receive a gift and cake. Civil Works. Pages most large retailers Do Not run (must be accompanied by a full paying passenger) Dr. G. Edward Dickey signed the record of decision of Yellow Page display ads. They a $97 million project which will provide changes in water save their budget for active flows to the Everglades National Park. ads. "The restoration of the natural hydrologic conditions in Fun You Can Bet On! the Everglades is moving forward today," Dickey said in a Have you ever talked to anyone knowledgeable about the Yellow Proudly displaying the press release from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pages, other than their Salesperson? Call today and our Yellow 1-813-463-5000 awards they accepted at dated May 12. "We have been working with the Page Consultants will review your program with you. the Take Pride in Florida awards ceremony are, left Everglades National Park'and the South Florida Water 1-800-S88-PLAY Management District on an experimental program to mod- Or See Your Travel Agent Give Code-BB to right, Ruth Deuber, Warren Deuber, Rick Huf- ify the water deliveries to the park. This milestone project BREEZE NEWSPAPERS Your Winning Deal Includes: fines and Barbara Le-sing. will allow us to go a step further toward restoring the • The Dally Breeze • The Lee County Shopper • Beach Bulletin • Full Tableside Meal Everglades ecosystem by re-routing water through the his- • The Islander • Pine Island Eagle • Gasparilla Gazette toric Shark River slough." • The Charlotte Shopping Guide • Weekend Shopper • Las-Vegas Style Casino Construction of the project includes new water control For further information, call the office nearest you. • Live Entertainment & Dancing structures, pump stations and a seepage levee/canal sys- • Games, Contests & Karaoke tem. With the removal of an existing 10-mile canal and CAPE CORAL/FT. MYERS FT. MYERS BEACH PINE ISLAND levee, the existing park will be joined with an area of Sailing From Palm Grove Marina Ft. Myers Beach 574-1110 463-4421 283-2260 about 107,600 acres in the East Everglades which will be PUWTA GORDA SANIBEL/CAPTIVA BOCA GRANDE incorporated into the park. 472-5185 964-2728 __nmeSper person plus taxes, service & port charges 639-1136 Not good with noy other discount or offer Certain res' leservafronsmay be required. Ships registry Panama trictions may apply: Advance 4C THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 25.1993 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 25.1993 5C Business Briefs Building permits recorded at Sanibel City Hall during $120,000: Jean M. Swanson and Jean M. Swanson the week ending May 21,1993, Included: PERMITS Trustee and Jean M. Swanson Trust to Hans Henning Holfeld, lot 1, lot 50, Little Lake Murex. Island Century 21 to again Wine Fair, June 5-6,. one of the wine fair participants will one year ago. $300,000: Vance and Donna Jola, 2417 Wulfert Road, & DEEDS serve as MDA's 'jail' be celebrating a milestone anniversary. The Century 21 Southern Gulf market area includes the single-family residence by Carlton-Naumann Construction Condominium sales recorded at the Lee County An all-points bulletin has been issued to capture indi- Moet & Chandon of France, the producer of Dom communities of Naples, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Inc. (5-19) Courthouse during the week ending May 8, 1993, for viduals in the Sanibel and Captiva island communities for Perignon, one of the top selling champagnes in the U.S., is LaBelle, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, North Fort Myers, $24,860: Gayl Ponce, 1237 Seagrape Lane, more than $80,000 included: celebrating its 250th anniversary in 1993. alteration/remodel by Lake Plaza Custom Homes Inc. Stuart O. and Elizabeth G. Smith, parcel in government lot whom arrest warrants have been placed. This is the Marco Island, Lehigh Acres, Immokalee and Sanibel. $537,500: Martin J. Harrity to Charles A. and Candace Widely known since before the days of Napoleon, Moet $11,340: H. Welles Steane, 375 East Gulf Drive, addi- 13, section 3, township 46 S., range 21 E. G. Haine, unitC302, Beachcomber. Muscular Dystrophy Association's second annual "lock- Century 21 Real Estate of Southern Florida Inc. is head- tion by Lake Plaza Custom Homes Inc. (5-17) $270,000: The Sanctuary Residential Property and $375,000: Jack C. and Martha H. Foote to Ellen B. up" sponsored by Century 21-Islands International Realty. & Chandon has been producing fine wines since 1743. In quartered in Miami. Closings nationwide rose more than $8,000: James Nail, 760 Sextant Drive, shutters by Sanctuary Development Corporation General Partners to Marshall, apartment 100, Nutmeg Village. The captives will be picked up, handcuffed and put into fact, before he abdicated the throne, Napoleon bestowed 13 percent through April, as compared to sales during the Rolsafe. (5-18) Seagrape Development Corporation, lot 48, The Sanctuary $300,000: Glenn R. Baker and Dennis A. Guenther to the "mock" jail at the Century 21 office on Tarpon Bay his own officer's cross of the Legion of Honor to Jean- same period in 1992. There are more than 6,000 Century $7,000: Whiff Eagleton, 9097 Mockingbird Lane, shut- at Wulfert Point. William R. and Pamela S. Murphy, unit 5B, Harbor Road in Sanibel for one hour between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Remy Moet. 21 offices world-wide. $236,000: Abby J. Parkerson to John W. and Rebecca ters by Rolsafe. (5-18) Cottages. During the wine fair at South Seas, Robert Gourdin will N. Krueger, lot 93, Lake Murex. Thursday, June 10. The only way the captives will be $6,792: Eugene and Rita Skoczen, 1799 Middle Gulf $300,000: Charles L. Gleason and Charles L. Gleason released is to raise their bail on mobile phones, donated by be demonstrating Moet's famous champagne fountain - a $230,000: Phillip R. and Cynthia M. Varian to Pedro P. Trustee and Martha S. Gleason Trustee and Martha S. Drive, addition by D.L.A. Residential Development. (5-18) and Gayl V. Ponce, government lot 3, section 21, township GTE Mobilnet, and then contribute the money to the pyramid built of champagne glasses in which Moet poured $4,500: Frey & Son Homes, 2303 Troon Court, screen Gleason and Gleason Trust to Jon P. and Theresa M. over the top flows downward to fill all the glasses. Island post office to collect 46 S., range 23 E. Hendricks, apartment C, building SS5, Sunset South. MDA. Once their bail is raised, they will be escorted back enclosure by Radmer Construction Inc. (5-18) to their place of business in Royal Floridian Limousines. Included in the package for the wine fair are an alfresco $2,086: John Beslisle, 1048 Kings Crown, boat lift by $208,500: Alan S. Rader and Louise I. Raderto National $225,000: Pedro P. and Gayl V. Ponce to Roy A. and mail on Memorial Day Karen M. Mongelli, apartment C, building SS7, Sunset The money raised from the lock-up will be used to pro- luncheon, wine tasting, reception, winemaker's dinner, a Tropical Marine Construction. (5-18) Investment and Development Corporation, parcel in gov- champagne brunch, seminars, panel discussions and the ernment lot 1, section 13, township 46 S., range 21 E, South, Phase II. vide services for the patients in Southwest Florida served In an attempt to improve its service to its cus- $1,250: Sanibel Community Association, 2173 final grand tasting. Periwinkle Way, sidewalk by Mark McQuade. (5-19) Sanibel. $217,000: Thomas J. and Deborah O. Carpenter to by MDA. tomers, the Sanibel Postal Facility will be making a $202,500: Martin Jr. and Jeannette Hup to James G. Bruce R. and Sondra A. Wilging, unit 132, building I, The event is part of MDA's year-long fund-raising cam- For any additional information, call (800) 237-3102. mail collection on Memorial Day, Monday, May 31. Deeds recorded at the Lee County Courthouse during Taggart and Joseph C. Archambault, lot 226, Sanibel Lighthouse Point. paign which is spearheaded each year by the Jerry Lewis According to Thom Traucht, the post office's the week ending May 8, 1993, for more than $80,000 Bayous II. $205,000: Thomas E. and Mary Lou Good to Felix and Labor Day Telethon seen locally on WEVU-TV, channel Century 21: Home sales increase supervisor of Customer Services, this special collec- included: $172,000: Wyman B. Jr. and Anne F. Atkins to D. Linda Trombetta, apartment 6-106, The Sundial. 7. According to statistics compiled by Century 21 Real tion will only include the blue collection boxes located Patrick and Mary R. Welsh, lot 4-8, block 34, unit 4, Sanibel $80,000: John d. and Betty Chehak to Carol Lyn Estate of Southern Florida Inc., contract home sales in its throughout the island. Mail in those boxes must be Gardens. Boudeman, unit 10-13, Casa Ybel. $1,200,000: William C. Bowers and Joanne Kennedy to Moet & Chandon to celebrate Southern Gulf market area were up more than 21 percent deposited by 2 p.m. on that date. during the first four months of 1993,.as compared to sales As an added note, the Sanibel post office always 250th anniversary at South Seas during the same period last year. Further, the firm reported delivers Express Mail on Sundays and holidays. For SWltCh8CS continued from page 1C When South Seas Plantation Resort & Yacht Harbour an increase of more than 40 percent in contract sales in any additional information, call 472-1655, days holiday. I tried to remember my impressions when I tionality is still here. It's not snobbery or elitism. There are McSPOIL. It doesn't belong here. I now believe it will on Captiva hosts the Eighth Annual Southwest Florida April, as compared to contract sales during the same month, visited Sanibel: the first time. Here's what I came up with: many who struggle and give up a lot of other things in change the nature of islanders and it is because of the peo- greenery, unspoilt, imaginative, whimsical and out of order to live on Sanibel, and they do it because this island ple who live here that I want to stay forever. the ordinary. and its people are so extraordinary. Well, don't let's do it. Let's force me and others like me The first two were important, but it was the last three Will McDonald's coming to the island change this? I go over the causeway to the conventional land of "getting and that were the real clinchers. I loved the natural vegetation, back to when I first drove along Periwinkle. What would spending" for fast food. Let's go to City Hall at 10:30 a.m. but even more I loved the imaginative names of businesses my reaction have been if I'd seen a McDonald's sign (no today and join those trying to get drive-through restaurants 472-5185 472-5185 such as "She Sells Sea Shells," "Three Crafty Ladies" and matter how tiny or tasteful) peeking out of the vegetation? banned so that McDonald's won't find our island such an Classifieds "Shirley's Spirit of Foolishness." I liked the absence of I guess it would have been a wry smile and the thought, attractive investment. bright lights on Periwinkle and the relaxed low rise resorts "So, they sold out too." Some of the mystique would have Let's keep the mystique of our island intact. with shell driveways, but even more I liked the easy atti- gone. And I probably would have been just a mite less ANTIQUES | | PETS & LIVESTOCK , | .GARAGE SALES | ADVERTISING Hostess for new model home in the Sanctuary. Wendy McMullen-Humphrey, formerly the editor of The AKC Manchester 2/mo., black - tan Garage Sale May 9th, 8:00 a.m. 520 tudes. I even enjoyed being told at one resort (The Jolly eager to move here. BEA'S ANTIQUES - DOULTON 2 days per week. Islander, is a free-lance writer and Realtor on the FIGURINES, OAK FURNITURE, markings, shots to date. They are North Yachtsman. Household misc.. MANAGER Roger, I think) that "if you need a telephone in your room, So that's why I switched from McDonald's to islands. She has lived on Sanibel nearly nine years. ROSEVILLE, HULL, WELLER, beautiful loving, lovable, playful, furniture. For community newspaper 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 pun. you shouldn't be on Sanibel." Crass materialism was ROOKWOOD, FRANCIAN, LENOX, sturdy short-hair. Easy care'. i/27/93 —tttt— 20884811-3 on Sanibel. We an looking for Call 463-7988. BELLEEK, RUSSEL WRIGHT, ART Wonderful for Florida. Asking $350. a strong tales background 5/2i/»3 — tttt— 2087862-3 absent here. Sanibel was unusual and exciting and I wasn't GLASS, LILIQUE, WEST- Rare bargain. 813-472-1092. Garage Sale, 4S0 Lake Murex and newspaper management EQUAL HOUSING going to leave. MORELAND, STAFFORDSHIRE. 6/4/H3 —tttt — 2087516-3 Circle, 8:00-3:00 p.m. experience. Need extra meomelH CONA meeting commentary Part-time/full time hiring BUY, SELL ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE Sat., May 29th, Sun. May 30th, We offer a competitive salary OPPORTUNITY 3-month-olcf male registered Fashion Advisors. The people on these islands, I reasoned, are those "who ESTATES. OPEN SUNDAY - Mon. May 31 at. plus commission and full All real estate advertised in At is regular April meeting, the Committee of wise lower land parcel densities for new BMRH projects, MONDAY, 10 - 4. 1535 N. Dalmatian puppies. Jewelry/Scarfe/Bahs. march to a different drummer." They are people who dare Men's bike, tools, small and benefits. Send resume to: this newspaper Is subject to BUSINESS 41.995-0130 Champion bloodlines. Party plan/no investment. Neighborhood Associations heard a presentation from to get a handle on ever-increasing subsidies to Community medium clothes, organ, piano, Bonnie Cook, the Federal Fair Housing Act of to defy the conventional and mediocre to create a commu- 5/28/83 — tttt — 2065441-1 1 llver/whlte, 1 black/white. Contempo Fashions. Erick Lindblad of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation art collection, furniture and Advertising Director, 1968 which makes it illegal to Housing Resource's BMRH that drive taxes up and to $600 each. Leave message. nity which goes against a prevailing culture of sameness rare books. Breeze Newspapers advertise any preference, Foundation relative to the city's Surface Water reduce overhead costs. CONA feels that CHR (the man- Antique Oak Server Call 936-1949. Call 813-945-4840. 5/27/83 —tttt— 20BB4B3.3 limitation or discrimination and ordinariness. With mirror, In excellent 5/28/83 —tin— 2087861-3 P.O. Box 846 8)2/93 —tttt— 2088226-1 Management Program. The SCCF appears to be taking the agement organization for BMRH) should properly only Come see what we have! Pots, based on race, color, religion, I was not mistaken. And I grew to appreciate how diffi- condition. Large drawers, Cape Corel, FL 33910 position that higher water levels in affected areas will tend FOUR AKC MINIATURE pans, garden tractor, electric circuit 6)8/93 — tttt— 2038438-3 sex, handicap, familial status manage BMRH units rather than be involved in a myriad two cabinet* Asking $800. cult that is to achieve in the face of constitutional rights DOBERMANS, FEMALE, $250; breakers, range hood, paint PERSONAL or national origin, or an to attract more birds and other desirable wildlife, yet the "Picture on request." sprayer, clothes, cooking of other activities that drive costs up. MALES $200. Intention to make such and developers and business people who want to make the A must see. accessories, 15" rim tires, like new, Clerk Typist SERVICES SCCF appears genuinely concerned about several subdivi- At its regular May meet- ALL BLACK & TAN. preference, limitation or most of their investments. Call 283-4101 books, Lady Remington shaver, $16,063 to $21,733 sions in those affected areas that might experience some Cleaning for homes and discrimination. This publication ing, CONA delegates dis- 6/4/93 —tftt — 2008304-4 CALL 997-3607 OR 339-2161. Epilady shaver, facial sauna, nail High school diploma or GED; Certainly things on Sanibel have changed. Low rise polish dryer. Sat. 5/28/93, 9:00 a.m. condos. Efficient work will not knowingly accept any adverse affects on septic systems and certain landscape 5/29/93 — tttt— 2088734-1 supplemented by two (2) years cussed the new sign ordi- to 4:00 p.m. 1614 Palaco Grande performed with mornings and advertising for real estate resorts have largely gone. I'm sure there aren't too many experience In general office foliage. CONA will be keeping an eye on what develops. Pkwy., Cape Coral FL 33904. afternoons open to fit your which Is In violation ol the law. nance, vehicular clutter and and clerical work; or an rooms left without telephones and many shell roads have 5/2B/B3 — ttlt— 2088588-1 schedule. Call Jennifer at 481- Our rmmders are hereby CONA's delegates voted to present the City Council equivalent combination of 8518. given way to asphalt. But I believe that spirit of unconven- what we might do about it, HOME FURNiSHINGSf informed that all dwellings training and experience. Must 5/26/93 —tttt— 2085443-1 with a position paper relative to Below Market Rate abuse of the sticker lane at advertised in this newspaper Queen size bed, complete w/firm | -SWAP & TRADE | be able to type 40 CWPM. Housing. This was presented and read to the City Council mattress, brass headboard. New, Good references, -Insured, are available on an equal • 472-5800' the toll booth, the city's Projected deadline: still in box. Only $325. Can deliver. Hcenaed C.N.A.'s wanted to opportunity basis. at its regular meeting on Tuesday, May 4. In essence, it HELP WANTEDTJ June 01, 1993 employee compensation Call 438-5215. Offering my services doing errands, take care with tender loving 3/22/2012 —tttt— 2872220-1 asked the City Council not to continue increasing other- 3/2«/83 —StSt— 2063179-1 shopping, light housekeeping in Apply: plan, lack of due process in exchange for use of your car while care Elderly. At any shift. Advertising Sales City of Sanibel "Call US." 397-4543, the property assessment I'm temporarily between cars. BOO Dunlop Hoad Antique Oak Server Impeccable references I Leave $74-9020, Beeper 24 hours RENT BOATS Sanibel, FL 33957-4096 AUTOMOBILES [ Cruise in style to appeal process, free parking With mirror, mint condition, message 338-5966. Attention Representatives 999-5153. seniors - homebound. Growing local newspaper (813) 472-9413 JENSEN'S TWIN PALM at Sanibel beaches, etc. large drawers, two cabinets, 5J28/C1 — ttl»— 2OB5B80-1 Cash paid for funk autos, 3/2B/81 —tttt— 2088735-1 group It looking for high Equal Opportunity Employer/ $800. "Picture on Request." running or not. Wrecked old historic O\de Florida CONA's delegates and energy sales professionals to Veteran's Preference Young, successful RESORT AND MARINA Round oak table and 4 chain, autoa or newer ones. all Sanibel residents are $800, with teaf 4 pads. sell advertising in Lee and Sanibel tolls paid businessman, retired military with dolphins In accordance with Chapter Call Voice Pager 336-5549 Must be seen. Charlotte Counties. Benefits man and wife team Interested urged to attend Student 119, FL Statutes, employment for prompt service. 283-4101. include salary, commissions on In canUkar position to Include guiding the way ANNOUNCEMENTS j applications are open for 5/28/83 —tttt— 3081820-1 Water Taxi to Outer Islands Government Day in the City 6/4J83 _tltl— 2088395-4 every sale, mileage allowance, grounds maintenance and health Insurance, paid inspection by any person. City housekeeping. References Top Secret Council's chambers on Beds: Six piece twin bedroom set, High-discount local Sanibel Perfume! vacation and more. Send your of Sanibel employment available. Looking to relocate. Thursday, May 27, at noon. $200; queen, $85; sofa and love An Island exclusive. autos/trucks from $100. Be your own Captain seat, $95; small desk; $35; leather qualifications to: Jack Glarrow application must be received in Call 706-265-1353 Call for latest prices and info 472-7549' The kids from Sanibel recliner, $35; books and records. Very fine perfume. do The Breeze Newspapers, the Personnel Office by 5:00 or 706-864-5163 on this unique new system. Closest to outer islands Elementary always put on a Villas, 939-2964. 2 fluid oz. natural spray. P.O. Box 846, Cape Coral, p.m, or postmarked by midnight —tttt— 8886841-3 1-801-226-6305. Info/Reservations 5)28/»3 —tm_ Check or money order. $2S.S0 Florida 33904. of the projected deadline. Passcode FL01 Fabulous Shelling on Deserted Beaches great show as they take over + $3.95 shipping to: 6/2B/2 011 —tttt— 2087882-1 1/25/DJ -»ll- 2088708-3 7/H/ti —tttt—-2JM436-1 Cruises depart daily The Sanibel Perfumery SITUATIONS t the government of Sanibel. Easy Workl Excellent Payl MGB '74-112 Excellent Fishing Areas P.O. Box 1584 Captiva Island Retail from South 5eas ' Assemble products at home. Call If you love selling, the WANTED Runs - well. limie Klaudt, the chali- Sanibel, FL 33957 Toll Free 1-800-467-5566, Ext. Plantation Resort on JMjSCELLANEOlJir] or call (813) 481-4429 beach and sailing, we have Maintenance requires very man of the Planning 7301. little. 100% Guaranteed. 5/28/93 — **M~ 2088233-1 a great job for you. Terrific WouWnt you rattier be CAPTIVA IS. beautiful Captiva Island. Commission, was the guest BAHAMA CRUISE - 5 days/4 nights. Owner 1S12. Runs • cant. Under bookedl Must sell! Limited 5/28/B3 —tttt— 2087517-3 _Ladies' .sportswear management customers, the best clothing ,472-5800. So natural.., speaker at CONA's May lickets, $279 per couple + Firsales and sales. Apply in person Monday & awlmwear for men, women, earning 12% on your Maintenance medically meeting. He addressed a {a><. Can (407) 331-7818. Ext. 175, thru Friday, Bon-Worth Suite B-125, kids. Top pay, benefits, bridge money? assisted. only YOU will know! M"S, 9-9. Sanibel Factory Stores. pass. Fun A part-time. 472S497 evenings. Rated 31/2 Stars number of issues certain to 5/28/83 —tttt— 2058234-1 5/28/93 — tttt- 2088292-1 . Call Shannon Then do'something that will SUtltt —tttt— 2088616-3 The big difference between benefit both of us. Jean La Boauf be controversial in the year Amateur radio tilt over 40 foot 454-1844 1989 Honda Accord LX1 2-dr. One a reg. Toupee and our Jewel! tower, beam antenna, with rotor and BUSINESS Unencumbered lady to live in 5/25/B3 —tttt— 1088712-3 bocal established businessman owner, non-smoker. 46,000 miles. to come. On June 10, Dick and keep our home on Sanibel. is expanding and needs NEWII SINGLE HAIR KNOTTINGII cable, located on Sanibel, $500 New tires, new battery. Metallic Downes (also of the OB.O. Call 481-3682. OPPORTUNITIES Pleasant furnished apartment FULL TIME RECEPTIONIST - additional investment help. Will cranberry with sand fabric interior. Don't Get Up To 50% Less Hair Possiblel Loaded, cruise, tape. $9,100 firm. SIUIIS — mi— 2085681-3 and salary. OFFICE POSITION FOR gladly furnish solid references Planning Commission) will Call 472-1016. WEEKLY NEWSPAPER ON and discuss my plans with you. 472-1095. SOAfiHESIVETARES o/vwKOO Naples 5J28/83 —«tt— 2068718-3 IMPAy be addressing other issues Flying into -tttt- 20884B7-3 SANIBEL. FULL BENEFITS Everything strictly above Cleaning contracts for sale. on CONA's agenda. Help Wanted: Earn up to $500 per AFTER THREE MONTHS. board: THAI RESTAURANT Ft. Myers?? These contracts don't go out week assembling products at home. PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON AT Attorney documentation, etc. BOATS Ripped Off for bid! If you do exactly what I No experience. Info 1-504-646- Particulars of arrangement BODO'SS If you wish to attend as a Discount air fares THE SANIBEL-CAPTIVA from all U.S. airports. show you, you will have a life 1700 Dept. FL-116. rSLANDER, open to discussion. Boat gas $1.39/sat. 89 octane. Beer, 4714 Del Prado Blvd. /'47th Terr. guest and see what CONA bait, tackle & ice. Island Hardware & Unlglobe Travel long career making $62,400. wif,/!-},, , —f***—HffW ii 2407 PERIWINKLE WAY. Call Jeff after 8:00 p.m. @ is all about, and what it can yearly. These accounts require Earth Care Inc. A landscaping firm Marine Supply, St. James City, Call 1-800-542-2141 tl3tl»i —tttt— 2O3B738-1 939-5733. I.C.W. Marker #13, northto Monro e a two person team, great has a full-time position available. 5)27/93 —tttt— 2086269-1 666 do for you, call Jon 6/11/B3 -tttt_ 208581 Must have Florida driver's license. Canal. VHF #16. Dockage available. jAuto Alarm Special opportunity for a husband and TYPESETTER Open 7 days. 283-2998. Ask for free brochure Liljequist at 472-0805. Call 472-3440. Live-In companion. Exclusively in Florida!! FEEL GREAT while losing wife team. Mae Experience Preferred main -sill- aoa4aa»-4 [ APS-1 Remote Voltage Sensing Alarm System $ weight - no willpower You will be trained by my wife MIIU —tttt— 2088714-J .. Care for child or elderly struggles! Diet Magic fast, and myself. $35,000. Applications will accepted on June Apply at: person. Salary negotiable. Best buy, 22" cuddy cabin. i FEATURES: effective - Doc recommended. OPEN FOR DINNER After 3 p.m. 540-2891. 2nd beginning at 11 A.M.for a full THE BREEZE CORPORATION I must be accepted with my 6 Looks/runs good. New trailer. j • 2 One Button Remote Transmitters Low - Cost Herbal/Nutrition time sales manager, a part time 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. year old daughter. 7 DAYS LENDERS tlV*t -««'&= •ales ctork, and a part time van Equipped for fishing/family. • Audible Confirmation of Arm/Disarm fen CAPE CORAL, FL 5:00 - lOsOO . * »y back guarantee. Must sell. Small child care center. driver at 2440 Palm Ridge Rd. in Call AM 574-9230. $9,950. j • Remote Panic • Protected Valed Override 99 FINANCIAL CROUP INC. $30 plus S.H. i Tax. CO.D.'s Also silk floral decor business, full Unit 3 on Sanibd Island. 8J2B/2009 — 2040766-1 t/4/93 —tttt— 20»«<38-1 Call 395-1176. I • Dash Mount L.E.D. • High Wattage Siren O.K.I line of inventory. Both excellent illtltt —tttt— 20BB726-S Sales help wanted - IJ28/83 —ttlt— 2087650-3 INSTALLED f BEST THAI FOOD 1st and 2nd MORTGAGE KEVIN 813-255-5678 or location, profitable, established. Girls wanted from Florida, between • • Instant Siren Activation Reg. $139°° i Reasonable, possible financing, weekends plus weekdays. , WANTED TO RENT 16 FT. FIBERGLASS V-HULL IN TOWN! EQUITY LOANS 1-800-500-5545 7-19, to compete in this dear's 5th Full or part time. I With This Offer Only. Valid Until June 15, 1993 J 7/»/93 ~tttt— 2087605-6 offers. 813-728-3174. Annual 1993 Tampa Pageants. BOWRIDER WITH 70 HP DEBT CONSOLIDATION mm - -T m- Over $20,000. in prizes and La Malson Marie-Claire, Couple would like to rent 2/2 EVINRUDE MOTOR. HULL - Just 10 minutes scholarships. Call today 1-800- Sanibel condo or guest home, annual 1974. MOTOR - 1976. NEW (lioiKiivrtlKll creative Financing is our Specialty TIRED OF 3% ON CD'S from Sanibel and the Beach PAGEANT; Ext. 5317 (1-800-724- (French country store) lease on Island. Responsible, MARINE CARPET, BATTERY. I Earn up to 18 % 3268) 472-4421 in INDIANCREEK PLAZA Call us When the Others say "NO"! [IMPORTING GOODS j will treat like own home. Can HAS BILGE PUMP AND on Florida Tax Certificates 6/25/93 —tttt— 2087240-1 —tttt— 2082867-3 do work or repairs II needed. DRIVER'S SEAT ONLY. NO Almost new, full set Spalding $600/week at home. Legitimate. No SYSTEMS 17274 SAN CARLOS BLVD. $10. booklet explains how Easy Workl Excellent Payi $600 to $800 range. TRAILER. NO LEAKS. MOTOR Californiaf Automotive executive woods and irons. Ajay 1-800-226-9262. sales involved. We need you. For a Assemble products at home! Call _ SUITE 203-5 Call 275-3383, HUNS GREAT. $850 O.B.O. 1510SJS.46THLN. bag, Roll King cart. Umbrella, white Monday thru Friday free report, write: Skyline, Box 3361, Toll Free 1-800-881-8882, Ext. 4206 Fowler St., Ft. Myers FORT MYERS BEACH, FL uexter shoes size 12, cost $1,200, Geneseo, NY 14454. leave message. 549-1309 EVENINGS. M-FeStn-.e-s 278-9911 OR278-9913 CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA 33904 8:00am to 5:00pm. 1279. (Just South of Galaxy Lanes) 813.454-3020 asking $695 firm. 472-4746. BltlU -mi- 3087232-1 t— 2085783-6 8/25/83 —tttt— 2087521-} i/31)»3 —tttt— 2087698-1 """*»" Mortgage Broker , J/?7/>3 -UK- 2088*92-3 Tuesday Tuesday 6C May 25,1993 Classifieds May 25,1993 Classifieds 7C PREMIER CROSSWORD / By Jo Paquin Fun, Fun, Fun [CdNDOS^FORjENTJ BAYOU/CANAL & more. [INTERVAL FOR SALE 1 CLEANING J I COMPUTERS 8 MARINE SERVICE & ANNUAL. WHY BUY? 2 & 3 BR ACROSS 48 High home 91 Long-staple 2 Soviet sea worker's not..." item POINTE SANTO: 2 br/2 ba condo, homes & condos. Call me to purchase or sell vacation ComputeResourca and ServiCenter REPAIRS 1 Summertime 50 Initiate cotton 3 Ancient group 77 Discharges completely furnished, giH' view. time share weeks on Sanibel. Herb CLEAN-RITE meeting your hardware and homa-away- 51 Like—of 92 Elliptical Greek coin 39 One 78 Tom, Dick Weakly rentals available. Seasonal CANAL - 2 BR townhouae, Simon, Realtor. Office 813-542- Husband and wife team will software needs. References from-homs bricks figures 4 Soft-pedal Helmsley and Harry, rates. Contact owner, 812/378- covered parking, $775 turn. 8611, 1-800-433-0757. Home 574- available. Experience in LIFTS-DOCKS 5 Considerable 52 Fauna's 94 Sweater size 5 Very thin 40 They might tor Instance 0567. BAYOU • Spectacular home 5697, 1-800-933-1456. Sunbelt clean office, home and condos. international service and consulting. PILING INSTALLATION portion companion thicken 98 Make pancakes 79 Gaza rudely »/»»/»» —tttt— 174092-3 and views. Newer Realty-Century 21. Also window cleaning. Neat, For your home or business needs AND DOCK REPAIR 10 Baby 54 Horseman imperfect 6 West Indian 41 Streams or 82 "Service" is LOGGERHEAD CAY 2 BD/2 BA, contemporary, garage & dock. 5125/93 —tttt— 8081861-3 reliable, dependable. Free call: (813) 936-3299. carriages 56 Cry of 97 Adjust to lit Island currants part of it Custom Wood Docking gulf vi«w. $550/wk off season (May estimates. (/11/83 — iitS— 2087732-1 15 Nose of an ancient 98 Acapulco 7 Bring to ruin 43 Ship's crane 84 Monkey's $1,800 or $2,100 furn. Designs. 1st - Dec- 21st). Seasonal rents 694-5496, airplane revelers tomorrow 8 Maiden- 44 Wear away cousin VACATIONS IN PARADISE INVESTMENT 19 Seed coal 57 Marlon 100 Fond o( fun name 45 Spirited 87 Party area (Dec, 2st - April 30th) also available. CALL STUART - Agent leave message. Free Estimates 20 Rajah's wile Brando 102 Gliding preceder horse 89 Makes talo«22M748 1-800-344-2003 PROPERTY 5/2B/93 —tttt— 2066119-1 —tttt- 2008677-3 FURNITURE REPAIR & 21 Language of movie, with dancs step 9 State on the 47 London believe 813-481-5007 "Tha" Sanibel, ten unit apartment house, Seneca 103 Bird or stick Malabar apartments 91 Wealthy 5/25/93 —tttt— aoaiasa-3 $380,000. One acre parcel fronting REFIMISHING 22 Bean or city 58 Anagram tor lead-in Coast 49 Even, to a pleasure- Sanibel River. Positive cash flow. Boat Lifts 23 Frog genus stealer 105 Mary — 10 Theater buff poet seekers "HOMES FOR RENT"! You can only get there by boat Seller motivated because he wants NEED YOUR WICKER OR 6,000 LB. Lift 24 Sea duck 60 Hawaiian Moore 11 Aries 52 On the lam 93 Clasp or or plane. Very private, very to take money home to England. RATTAN FURNITURE 25 Soap plant gease 106 Satiate 12 Above 53 Hungarian fastener CHANGE OF PACE special. North Captiva Island. Call Mark Alexander & Company, REPAIRED, RECANED, $ 2,995. 26 Former 62 Small fish 107 Sports 13 John or hero 95 Actor REWOVEN, RESTORED OR Beautiful Vacation Home Superb fishing, shelling and 433-0400. 12,000 LB Lift husband of 63 Short dramas requisite Hayley 55 Say in other Waggoner J/11/93 —tttt— 2087478-1 CUSHIONS RECOVERED? WE Shirley 65 Haydn and 111 Air: comb. 14 Moves words 97 Nautical call 3 bedrooms, 2 baths legendary sunaetsl Sort of ALSO BUILD WICKER AND $ 3,995. Templa Hemingway form furtively 58 Actress 99 He starred as Your own private tennis court & Sanibel before causeway. Be RATTAN FURNITURE AND 27 Court by 67 Scheduled 112 Theater 15 Companion Verdugo "Disraeli* swimming pool, 100 yards to our guest In a luxury 3 BR/2 BA Housecleiuiliig & ACCESSORIES. QUICK Coester llattery 69 Shoe widths program In games 59 Funny 101 Impassioned Quit of Mexico. Call for times beachfront home with tennis, APPLIANCE REPAIR] DEUVERY. CALL WICKER Construction Inc. 29 Actress 70 City on the 116 Melville novel 16 Capital of Soupy 102 Elegant Maid .Service available. pool and a golf eart to explore WORLD 542-3832. Lie. #CGC049758 & Ins. Madigan Willamette 117 Of a part of Latvia 61 Weaver's 104 Paving slab B/2/93 —«ttt— 1B72«»B-» 31 Children's 71 Shoshones the Intestine 17 Sharif reeds 106 Heavy blow: 216/338-0031 the Island. Off season rates Refrigerators & DOCK BUILDERS domain 72 Style of type 119 "Bug" 18 Beaver 64 Man lead-in colloq. 216/338-S281 until Thanksgiving $1,SO0/»k., 33 Three, In 75 Jewish home 121 Indian Cleaver's 66 Persian 107 Flock of 5/25/91 —tttt— ?2»g»-» __ then $2,1OO/Wk. tlH Easier. Air Conditioners Berlin lestival 122 Cut or type dad fairies sheep Call Elizabeth Faletla at Washers, dryers, dishwashers, FREE ESTIMATES 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT] 945-7800 34 Union Jack 76 Infant lead-in 28 Decorative 68 Venomous 108 French Shell Harbor 407-647-8111. ovens, A ranges repaired. LICENSED • INSURED — *m— 2057331-6 and Old enclosures 123 Point of view vases snake girlfriend 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ground Royal T. Express Inc. With over 20 Glory 5/25/93 -ttlt- »M«»«»-» AH work 1 year guarantee. RESIDENTIAL • CONDOS years experience specializing in: SO High note 124 Computer 30 Yucatan 70 Ocean 109 Lytton level canal home - family room, 36 Look al 81 Loos or Indian product heroine North Captiva Island. Air No service charge. RESORT CLEANING construction cleanup, underbrush screen many celling fans, 2-car hastily Ekberg images 32 Yelps 71 Of an arm HOTolamb conditioned cottage. Sleeps 6, Same day service. HOME WATCH clearing, mulching, tractor mowing PRESSURE 37 Drawing 83 Early 125 Abominable sharply bone 112 Golf instruc- garage. Solar heated south- accessible by plane or boat only. Tom's Appliance Repair ONE VME OR ON A REGULAR and grading, fill dirt, rock, trash and rooms Hollywood Snowman 34 Motorist's 72 Straw broom tors facing caged pool. Boat dock From $450/wk. 305-971-0456 or BASIS other hauling. Formerly A & W CLEANING Maintenance. Serving Lee & Collier 40 Release productions 126 Suppose distress 73 Papa Dionne 113 Flowering and rfMrito. lam sprinklers. 305-480-8867. 368-1474 Dusting Furniture, Dusting gradually 85 Door or bath 127 Dispatches signal 74 Region in shrub Very quiet neighborhood. 5/25/93 —ttff— 2015971-3 Counties. Phone bus. 813-481- MARK'S (Mop) Floors, Clean Floors, 4606, home 433-2795. 42 Rank above follower 128 Somewhat 35 South India 114 Realty units Annual lease or safe for For rent - annual. 3 bedroom, 3 bath CAPE, F.M. 334-7361 hearts, in 88 Fool, for dark in color American 75 Philatelist's 115Luau Clean Bathrooms, Clean •/11/M —tttt— 20B6823-3 PRESSURE CLEANING $430,000. plus, lakefront, spacious piling S/;»/93 —tttt— 2048982-1 bridge short 129 Impudent talk counlry collectible garlands home. Very nlcel $i,400/mth. + Windows - Screens, Vacuum FREE HOUSE WASH WITH 46 Work gangs 88 Comprehend DOWN 37 Disney 76 "She loves 118 "Bonnie — 395-2313. security. No pott. 472-1902, 472- Carpet, Clean KHchena ROOF CLEANING. ALL 47 Neighbor of 90 Bristle-like 1 Freshwater puppy me, she Clyde" 5/as/tt —tttt— a»»tot7-a 0910. (Including cabinets), Wax EXTERIOR PRESSURE Average time of solution: 71 minutes. LAWN CARE | Ga. organs fish 38 Soviet loves me 120Hosp. unit 1/27/93 —tttt— 2»M4»1-» I CARPET CLEANING | Floors, Clean Woodwork - CLEANING AROUND HOME Sanibel - Gulf Pines OR CONDO. ALSO, CLEAN, & For Rent - annual. 1825 Middle Gulf BILL LEE CARPET CLEANING Walls CRYPTOQUH' Furnished home In private, WE DO WHAT YOU NEED ROYAL PALM LAWN & REGLAZE RIVER ROCK. Dr. 3/2 unfurnished $900/mo. No PROFESSIONAL CARE COMPETITIVE PRICES! South Ft. Myers office space! All peaceful location. 3 BR/2 BA - pets. Available now. Call Island Real Carpet - Rugs - Upholstery. A THREE BEDROOM AND 2 : DONE LICENSED « INSURED. BOATS sizes! All pncesl We have suites MCVVE G W X X l X .| W T Q G J T S M T V, G X Q C, S 1- Q C, \: N W "I"