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11 new sybscr§ii@rs this week SJn.ce.1961 Sfii! first on Sanibeland Captiva islands VOL 34, NO. 8 TUESDAY, FEB. .21, 1995 2 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES 50 CENTS Show Biz As It Wuz By Frank Wagner Teaching jazz dance at the Internationale Sommerakademie des Tanzes in Germany To say that I was overwhelmed when I received the letter from Herr Heinz Laurenzen inviting me to teach at the annual summer International Dance Academy in Cologne, Germany, in the mid-1960s would be quite an understatement. Sanei dragon found, on the beach Some 15 dance instructors from all over the world -. who taught every dance discipline imag- During the winter n flocking to,the inable - were invited to come to the academy to also about this time of the year when interesting creatures begin showing up on thhe beachesbh , thanks to creative and clever sand sculptors. This crusty yet apparently jovial sand dragon was discovered on a teach an intensive two-week course in the type Sanibel beach not long ago. of dance you were noted for. These classes were held in June and July and attended by dance stu- dents from all over the world. It was a jubilee of dance, highly touted and extremely well recog- nized in all international dance circles. Goss: Republicans serious I had to do some fancy schedule rearrange- ments as I had signed to do a car industrial later in the summer of 1966. Auditions had been about cutting spending, scheduled during that particular period. After conferring with the bigwigs, those dates were manipulated and I was fully cast before I left for Germany. including funds for beaches This was rny first return trip to Germany since By Steve Ruediger ^ He said Social Security is safe from cuts but the end of World War n. Needless to say, the Islander staff writer Medicare isn't. changes were vast and extremely impressive. U.S. Rep. Porter Goss said Friday, Feb. 17, there Captiva Erosion Prevention District Administrator Cologne had been almost completely destroyed will be serious cuts in federal spending, including Alison Hagerup urged Goss not to let federal funds during the bombings. Fortunately the Dom stood some things people here might not want to see cut, be cut from local beach nourishment projects. untouched. such as the arts and beach nourishment. Goss responded that beaches don't sell very well There were new buildings everywhere. The Speaking to a special public meeting arranged by in Washington while there are homeless people dying walk streets were filled with modern shops dis the Captiva Civic Association, Goss called the "out in the streets. Please see TEACHING, page 18 of whack budget" creating huge federal deficits "the most dangerous thing facing our country." Pleas see GOSS, page 14 ABC Sale and Carniwal Arts & Leisure 16 Calendar 12 Captiva Island's annual bargain-hunters paradise Oityside 6 Classifieds 25 and entertainment festival begins at noon Saturday By Steve Ruediger the best deals before others get them? In short, who will be Commentary 8 Islander staff writer quickest on the draw as high noon strikes? Crossword 26 It will be at high noon Saturday, Feb. 25, that most of the The tension will be memorial (because the sale benefits Police Beat 2 area's best bargain hunters will gather in the street in front the Captiva Memorial Library expansion project) as the final of the Captiva Community Association building for the big seconds before the 1995 Captiva ABC Sale and Carnival Recreation 20 showdown. tick away. What's Playing 10 They will eye each other covertly. Who will be the What's Cooking? 17 fastest? Who can move to the bargain tables and draw out Ptease see ABC, page 14 2 THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 Tuesday. Feb. 21.1995 THE ISLANDER 3 All of the following information came directly from Noises on Paper Fig Court were quieted by police Sanibel Police Department reports. POLICE Feb. 14. Driver protests ticket, stops Police went to Silver Key Thursday, Feb. 16, in Five pieces of jewelry were missing from a home response to an anonymous call reporting nudists. All BEAT on Sandcastle Feb. 14. The items had last been seen traffic along Periwinkle Way LET US INTRODUCE YOU the people there were clothed when police arrived. on Feb. 11. A screen had been cut to gain entry to the By Steve Ruediger both lanes. home. Islander staff writer About 20 items of jewelry were missing Feb. 15 When Cassell refused to get out of The person responsible for noise at 6:11 a.m. A driver stopped for speeding tem- Friday, Feb. 17, at a Periwinkle Way business was from a Sandcastle Road bedroom. the middle of the road, he was arrested Alexander E. McMenemy of Sanibel was charged porarily stopped Periwinkle Way traffic for obstructing justice, handcuffed and told by police to be quiet. Feb. 14 with driving on a suspended license, failure Monday, Feb. 13, in protest over being Police Feb. 15 helped a. woman push her disabled placed in a patrol car. to drive in a single lane and having an open container. given a ticket. car from the roadway of the Sanibel Causeway and Then Cassell complained of chest Thomas James Kugelman, who works on Sanibel, Police said McMenemy was stopped at the Heart of Arthur J. Cassell, 60, of Sanibel had then confiscated the license tag. Sharlot A. Doty of pains. EMS was called but Cassell was arrested Feb. 16 for driving on a suspended the Islands shopping center after he was seen driving been stopped on Periwinkle Way at She Fort Myers was charged with driving on a suspended refused treatment. license and on a failure to appear warrant that had off the roadway. He was given field sobriety tests and Sells Sea Shells for going 50 mph in a been outstanding since 1991. He had been stopped on license and having an expired tag. Meanwhile, Police Chief Richard passed. 35 mph zone. Causeway Road for having a non-functioning tail- Plager had been notified of the incident He argued with the SPD officer that light. A locksmith was called Feb. 15 for a locked car and he directed that Cassell be unarrest- A man who had been reported as lost was found on running with its keys in it at Gulfside City Park. he was going the same speed as the rest ed for obstruction. the beach Feb. 14. of traffic. Kirk Allen Gewlas of Fort Myers was charged This could have been done if Cassell When his arguments did not con- Feb. 16 with going 58 mph on Causeway Road. A capsized boat was discovered on the sand of a would have agreed to sign his traffic West Gulf Drive beach Wednesday, Feb. 8. Public Two literature racks at the bottom of a stairwell vince the policeman, Cassell got out of ticket. However, he refused. under Jerry's Shopping Center were blown up by an his car and started yelling and cursing, An 81-year-old man fell off his bicycle beside Works was asked to remove it but couldn't. Assistant At this point, police said, Cassell's according to the officer's report. He Periwinkle Way Feb. 16 and could not get back up on City Manager Bill Mills looked at the boat and asked unknown exploding device Feb. 14. Police said it wife talked to him and convinced him then refused to return to his car. his own. Police drove him home. police to arrange for its removal. Attempts were made might have been a high powered fire cracker. to sign the ticket. to contact salvage companies. The Coast Guard was Instead, Cassell went into the center of They left the area of the incident TO A VERY SPECIAL Periwinkle Way and blocked traffic in Jose Christtan of Lo Barnecht, Chile, and Andres contacted and said its Bradenton station had tracked Residents at a Fish Crow Road home found pry with her driving the vehicle. Eugenio of Providencia, Chile, were each charged the drifting boat for two weeks while it floated around marks on a sliding glass door Feb. 14 indicating ISLAND Feb. 16 with riding Yamahas on the bicycle path. at sea. Lee County Marine Sciences was contacted somebody had tried to pry it open. Entry had not been Man charged with marijyana and said if the Florida Marine Patrol was contacted made. An 86-year-old woman who got separated from and declared the boat a derelict, Marine Sciences possession criminal mischief her family Feb. 16 on the Nerita Street beach was would remove it. Work to remove the boat was being Tanya Leigh Collins of Fort Myers was charged 9 UNIQUE HOMES • HOMESITES Feb. 14 with failure to stop at the stop sign at By Steve Ruediger This was iti contrast to Bevacoua, found by police at Gulfside City Park. done Feb. 15. Islander staff writer Causeway Road and Periwinkle Way. who tended to say "f— you" in VACATION ACCOMODATIONS Michael Bevacoua of Sanibel was response to questions, according to the There was a complaint Feb. 16 of delivery truck Anthony Dennis Vinti of Cape Coral was charged charged Wednesday, Feb. 15, with hav- police report. noise at 6:47 a.m. behind a Periwinkle Way shopping Feb. 15 with having an expired tag and a suspended Therencene Doucher of Fort Myers was charged ing improper equipment, center. The store personnel was told to avoid noise driver's license on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Monday, Feb. 13, with improper display on driving on a suspended MAIN OFFICE: prior to 7 a.m.
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