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VOL. 6, NO. 49 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA ISLANDS, FLORIDA JUNE 41999 JUNE SUNRISE/SUNSET: 4 06:36 20:17 5 06:36 20:17 6 06:35 20:18 7 06:35 20:18 8 06:35 20:19 9 06:35 20:19 10 06:35 20:19 Native Sons Leading Chamber ith two native sons elected as its leaders, the Sanibel-Captiva WIslands Chamber of Commerce is keeping the island tradi- tion of community spirit alive and thriv- ing At its May 25 meeting, the Chamber's 16-member board of direc- tors elected Mike Billheimer, owner of the Lighthouse Cafe, as president, and Sam Bailey, of the legendary Bailey's Supermarket, as vice president. "We have such a cohesive group of spirited individuals on the board, I feel really good about it," says Mike Billheimer, who was born on Sanibe! 41 years ago A true island native of an earlier generation, Bailey, whose store is cele- brating its 100th anniversary this year, became a member of the Chamber about the same time that Billheimer was born. "Our business has been a member of the Chamber ever since it was possi- ble to be a member," says Bailey, adding that the small-town atmosphere Left to Right: Barbara Hickey, BIG Arts painting instructor Lois Ferguson, Katie Mason and Anne Walter capture a Sanibel still defines the islands. "We're still a landmark on canvas small community and that's why the The Harbor House: Anne Walter Reminisces Chamber is more of a personal opera- By Priscilla Friedersdorf tion than a commercial operation — it's all about communicating with each other." 4 4 Tknow everything in life needs to pith helmet and was quite a character. Case's son, Dave, is a fisherman; they Also elected at the May 25 board I change, but I will probably cry They lived in the tent with, of course, used to catch their own fish for the ILwhe! n it is torn down," said no air conditioning and no mosquito restaurant back then. The Case family Anne Walter in an interview this week control. In the '50's he also built a sold the restaurant to the Horstmeiers She was remembering the 18 years bomb shelter on the property that is and Don Case became a Sanibel she and her husband, Bill, have spent still there. He put in some wonderful policeman. We bought the restaurant We're still a as the owners of the Harbor House trees including the Key Lime tree; we from the Horstmeiers in 1981. small community Restaurant, the oldest restaurant on made our Key Lime Meringue pie from "When we bought the restaurant, Sanibel and Captiva. the fruit and this became a signature neither one of us had ever worked in a meeting, were Gilda Suarez as secre- The Harbor House is being sold and dessert for the Harbor House. When it restaurant before. We had vacationed tary and new board member Tony Lapi the outdated structure will be demol- was Jack's Place it was like a little here and we loved it, we had eaten at as treasurer. Suarez, vice president of ished sometime in the next few weeks. drive-in, they had stools in front of the the Harbor House in 1979 and had a Executive Title Insurance, has been on Walters said, "I had hoped they could windows outside and sold sandwiches, wonderful dinner. One cold winter; in Sanibel for more than 15 years. Lapi, preserve it but the old building is con- soft drinks and beer to the ferry pas- January, in Wisconsin, we saw an ad in the general manager who turned crete and brick, not like the wooden sengers. Mrs. Cole told me that their a local Sanibel newspaper that the 'Tween Waters Inn into a fullscale buildings they were able to move." 'catch of the day' back then was their Harbor House was on the market. Our resort, has been on the islands The main part of the structure, on a stew of whatever they had caught, like four children were in college, Bill since 1975. little more than an acre and a half, was possum or coon, and one of their cus- thought this would be a wonderful In looking forward to serving as built in 1948 by Jack Cole, who with tomers was the game warden who thing to do, to live and work on president, Billheimer is excited to get his wife, Gert, and their family, lived in loved this stew, he would never ask Sanibel; I thought it was a little crazy more businesses to join the Chamber a tent on the property while construct- what was in it; he would just say, 'I'll but we came down and he convinced and enjoy the benefits. The Chamber's ing the restaurant, which he named, have some of your stew.'" me it was a good thing to do. We had membership currently includes more 'Jack's Place.' Walters describes him, The Cole family sold to the a manager, Gabriel Flores, that we than 500 area businesses. To find out "He looked a little bit like Ernest Stanleys, who in turn sold to Don and have to attribute our success to how to join, call 472-1080 # Hemingway, he had a beard, wore a Jeanette Case. Walters said, "The Continued on page 9 Page 3 Page 2 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 the Council to carry on its work ate City expenses, find office space. Sanibel Sanibel's first City Resolution (74-1) Although they were all important appointed Jean W. Culpepper as perhaps the resolution creating the \\ Ding" Darling Wildlife Society Connection Historical Village Temporary Clerk of the Council to greatest impact on Sanibel's future 'keep a journal of Council proceedings sought proposals from professional And Museum and perform other clerical duties as firms to provide a comprehensive land WHAT DOES MERE MAN he year is 1974 directed" at a salary of $4 per hour use plan By April '75 the City had In early November Sanibel voters Culpepper cites the period she hired the Philadelphia firm of Wallace, KNOW ABOUT THE PERILS OF chose to steer their own course served as "the worst two months of my McHarg, Roberts and Todd T 1 A HON-STOP FLIGHT? via incorporation. Early December they life " It was hectic at best. She started Culpepper describes her own work selected five of their number to serve before her actual appointment working routine as attendance at weekly on the first City Council and "home with MacKenzie who dictated all the Council meetings all day and typing all rule ' became a reality. Then what? resolutions in advance of the first offi- night at home. Although the meetings The five elected officials met cial meeting She typed them up at were taped she had to transcribe quick- December 11 to agiee on procedures home, then they were revised, and so ly in order to identify speakers while and set an agenda for their first official on. fresh in her mind meeting December 16, at which time Interestingly her signature as Asked if she had sought this job, she they were sworn in and actually put the Temporary City Clerk, along with answered with a disclaimer Duane wheels of state into motion. those of Council members, appears on White contacted her to take the tempo- In a flurry of activity they elected a Resolution 74-1 providing for her own rary post having worked with her on Mayor (Porter Goss), vice-mayor employment. projects at Community Church. (Vernon MacKenzie) and by lot set Other resolutions approved that day Looking back on her brief career in terms of two and four years. At that authorized the mayor to interview can- city government, Culpepper obviously Jean Culpepper, Sanibel's first employ- moment there was no staff to imple- didates for the post of Temporary City enjoys the memories. "I'm a bona fide ee, held the post of Temporary Clerk of ment decisions of the Council. 'historic' person," she quips citing a the Council for which she was paid the Photo by Al Milliken, volunteer alJ N "Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge Manager; appoint a Temporary City hourly rate of $4. At the meeting one week earlier Attorney in the person of Frank B. letter of thanks from Mayor Goss dated This is the third in a series of articles about the exhibits in the new MacKenzie has been instructed to pre- February 18, 1975, after a permanent "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society Education Center. Watson, Jr.; borrow money in the Jean W Culpepper was a 19-year pare a series of resolutions enabling amount of $50,000 to cover immedi- clerk had replaced her. Goss's letter reads in part "No letter Sanibel resident who now lives in Fort Myers She has accepted an invitation Connections Exhibit I write could adequately express the to take part in the City's 25th birthday by Brian Johnson thanks your community owes you for commemoration next December.^ helping at a time when help was need- ature is interdependent The plants depend on the sun and the rain The Bath & Kitchen ed" And "the first-rate quality of your animals depend on the plants. Take one link out of the chain of nature and Gourmet Foods work sets a high standard....and I hope Sanibel Historical Village Nthe entire system may be put in jeopardy. you derive some pride in the fact that The Connections Exhibit for the new Education Center shows how the animals & Gifts you are a 'historical person' as & Museum and habitats depend on each other. The exhibit shows the interconnectedness of Sanibel's first City Clerk " Location Dunlop Rd next to B.I G Arts nature, how all the elements work in concert together. The letter was written on the Hours Wed -Sat, 10 a m. - 4 p.m The Connections Exhibit includes one of the most spectacular features of the mayor's personal stationery, an indica- Sun ,1pm -4pm Education Center - a Flyways Map that gives a dramatic illustration of migratory tion the embryo city did not yet have Phone 472-4648 birds. its own letterhead* The map depicts the four major flyways across the United States. Visitors see how the system of National Wildlife Refuges offer rest stops for the birds on their 75% OFF voyages north and south. Each year the refuge at J.N. "Ding" Darling attracts a multitude of beautiful and exotic birds, who stop in Sanibel to take a break and sometimes to nest. LOST OUR LEASE ! A rail, full of pictures and information, will tell visitors about 12 migratory bird species. By pushing a button next to each species on the rail, a visitor can find a particular bird's flight path across the United States. Overhead, animated images will show a flock of migratory birds. A video pro- Courtesy of the J N "Ding" Darling Foundation gram will tell the visitor about the habits of the birds as they fly north and south. Tahifian Gardens This state-of-the-art exhibit catches the wonder of a migrating flock as well as any "Ding" Darling recognized that migratory birds needed resting places 1993 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island exhibit in the U.S. along the nation's flyways in order to survive. During his tenure as 472-5599 The exhibit will include the wood carvings of birds by Jim Sprankle. Kip Koss, Chief of the U.S. Biological Survey, predecessor to the U.S. Fish & the grandson of "Ding" Darling, and the rest of the Wildlife Society, are especially Wildlife Service, "Ding" laid the groundwork for building a coherent sys- J excited about the wooden birds. tem of National Wildlife Refuges. Today that system incorporates over "Jim Sprankle is a world-class - and I really do mean world-class - carver," said 500 National Wildlife Refuges, the majority of which lie along major Koss. "His specialty is carving birds - they are extraordinary." migratory routes. Not far from Sprankle's wooden birds will be the glass birds of another interna- ©Christopher D Koss Pearls for June tionally known artist - Luc Century. His etchings will fly overhead in glass panels separating the bookstore from the exhibits. J N. "Ding" Darling "1 think it's going to be terrific," said Koss. "There's an awful lot of talent on National Wildlife Refuge, the island. Sprankle has been very helpful as has been Century. What makes it go One Wildlife Drive is there are so many people with diverse backgrounds and resources." (off San-Cap Road) Put simply, the Connections Exhibits will make three points to visitors: Sanibel, Ft 1) The local ecology - fish, birds, water, mangrove trees - is interdependent and 941 -472-1100 Ite lia-liu interconnected. There is an harmony in nature that cannot always be seen or heard. E-Mail: [email protected] 2) Sanibel is connected to the rest of South Florida. The "Ding" Darling Web Site: Wildlife Refuge depends upon the Caloosahatchee River watershed for'clean http://dingdarlingsociety.Qrg A TRADITIONAL CHILDREN'S SHOPPE water. Toxins from other parts of South Florida can flow into the refuge's estuar- Since 1982 ies. Sanibel relies on the health of neighboring bodies of water to maintain its own health. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society We will continue providing you with traditional clothing 3) Sanibel is connected to the rest of the United States through the network of The Purpose Of The Society Is: for children, with a touch of casual, too! National Wildlife Refuges. Birds hop from one safe zone to the next J.N. "Ding" • To promote a better understanding and appreciation of the Darling is an example of how conservation organizations work in unison to pro- history and natural environment of Southwest Florida and in 1 Tin Cup" Necklaces ON SALE | Stop by and say Hello to Jan and "Luke" to vide relief for wildlife. particular, the J.N. "Ding" Darling Natural Wildlife Refuge. To fund the exhibits, the Wildlife Society must raise $1.4 million. Anyone • To help preserve the wildlife habitat at the Refuge. Although the hear about the new exciting arrivals at Nanny's, wishing to contribute can send a donation to J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society, Refuge is owned and operated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, IWiCCiam T.lViCson 1 Wildlife Drive, Sanibel, Florida 33957. The refuge phone number is the Society assists the Service in Educational efforts of all kinds. Diamond Broker* Fine Jewelry Design \.Jkbe Village • 2340 Periwinkle Way* Sanibel • 472-0304 472-1100.* 472-8590 THE VILLAGE 2340 PERIWINKLE WAY 1-888-WEW-GEMS Pag£ 4 ---Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 5 "News Perspective" California photographer. Apparently, them. The Globe didn't even try to get ahold T,' ., , t ., , , Meeting time remains the same, 7:30 of Khalid Khawar, the man falsely They are responsible tor the shadow ,,r... D , . , '., , The Greatest a m tin Rotanans are heartlly We! accused. The author's book was with- cast on what legitimate journalists do " - ^! 9 ' drawn by the publisher. for a living.^ corned.^ Generation These examples are a good repre- by Craig Wolf, Senior News Anchor sentation of the media behavior that Rotary Moves Planning Commissioner, Dick Downes, places, "like Bradford, Pennsylvania, version of a fact-find, whereas there ay just may many of you probably abhor. And in Possible Sales who echoed "impact fees," instead where prisoners have to pay for their was not yet any studious County be remem- the second and third cases, I don't The sales tax, as Janes explained it, own room and board" if they can. perusal of the City Council's fact-find bered as the blame you. But what may concern us Meeting would result from a shortfall in funds M even more is the fact that in each Take the Island Sun Tax Increase "Don't ask anybody to come up with (mostly because it had not been in cir- worst month in for education and a "horrible" shortfall with any ways to consider (a wish list)" culation until this week). recent history for instance cited, huge and major media Location home with you. m funds for county roads based on companies defended the media outlets Tied to Wish List? Hillebrandt urged. And as for the "whereases" them- bad news. The he Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club For a subscription population, necessitating in Stilwell's Brown, retired physician, likened the selves in the city's version, some need- media finding itself in question. Warner Brothers (as in call 941 -395-1 21 3 view 1/2 of a percent for the one and Time-Warner...owner of Time announced that beginning Friday, Horrors possible sales tax increase for the limit- ed help, too. But nothing Rogers had on the losing side of June 4 the regular Friday morn- one percent of the other to be "put on ed five years to a time when the Hunts written needed the scalpel as much as Magazine, CNN, HBO, etc.) is the T 3 court battles. By Fran Nuelle owner of The Jenny Jones Show, ing meeting of the Club will be held at the ballot." cornered the market on silver and the his "very fine," used in approving the First the practice So shouldn't Sanibel present its wish NBC, CBS, ABC, The New York the Island House Restaurant The ummoned to a meeting with price of X-ray film went up. "Silver Planning Commission's report. Out! of journalists riding along with police restaurant is located at the corner of County Manager Don Stilwell, list? Not at all, Councilmen agreed. An eventually came down but the costs of was the consensus there; it just might Times and The Los Angeles Times all during, say, a raid on someone's home. defended The Globe, saying it was Sanibel Captiva and Rabbit Roads. SMayor Bob Janes was told irate Reding said, "Developers should X-ray film did not."ft deliver the wrong message from the Like you see on the TV show Cops, Or County Commissioners are considering be paying for this; 1 couldn't be more wrong entity. doing "neutral reporting." CNN, The occasionally on your local news. The Washington Post, The Chicago an increase in the sales tax in the opposed." A "would" became "should" (in rela- US Supreme Court unanimously ruled amount of 1.5 percent, he told fellow Declared Downes, "It's rampant Tribune, Gannett, (owner of USA The tion to any new bridge structure), possi- that police can be sued for allowing Today and hundreds of local newspa- "Skimming the Commissioners on Tuesday. overdevelopment—money intended for ble wrong arithmetic in a boat traffic those "ride-alongs", as we call them. It could be in a referendum in roads, schools, library and jails And pers) argued prohibiting police from White Caps" Whatchamacaliit issue as well as "Jon Liliquist" needing Invasion of privacy, says the court. allowing journalists along will deprive November He was asked by Stitwell, what happens after five years (when to be "Jon Liljequist" in the same para- The second case involved that infa- by what Sanibel would do with the money, the special sales tax lapses)? The the public of valuable information on graph was thrown overboard and some mous episode of The Jenny Jones how government operates. Ikki Matsumoto about $650,000 if they had it? impact fees are something they should Council Distances typos and inadvertent commas were Show that never aired. The one in Please, nothing, urged other City start on NOW." itself From hoisted up for inspection. As was, any which embarrassed guest Jonathan In that case, the people (men) who Councilmen, Bill Hillebrandt, Andrew Downes said the County ought to be reference to a "tunnel" and double-lane Schmitz shot to death the gay man run media giants are worried about any Reding, Steve Brown and an auditing learning what's happening in other Commission's Tact- exit from Sanibel by Rogers. who revealed during the show's taping restrictions on how they gather the But should they call Version 2 a a few days earlier that he had a crush news. And I don't blame them. But are Find" "fact find, too?" What else?# on Schmitz. A Michigan jury awarded they also worried about losing the "great pictures" that come with the ~f By Fran Nuelle $25 million to the family of the shoot- ing victim. package? £ (, X""*>losure" should have been a In our third case, the US Supreme The companies that have* me "no brainer" in the crisp More City Court upheld a $ 1 million judgement scratching my head are the ones that ' phraseology of Mayor Bob Page 8 against The Globe. The tabloid had defend character assassination, in c which The Globe engaged itself. Or Janes contemplating two resolutions repeated an author's contention that 395-1350 800-393-9192 pertaining to the Sanibel Causeway, Robert F. Kennedy was killed by a the ones that defend talk shows that but instead it elicited some head ambush the poor souls who appear on scratching. On whether City Council should A Memory That I "accept" the report of the Planning The Island's Full Service Spa Commission and move on to their own lasts forever featuring: version of that overworked, hyphenat- ADD DIAMOND Custom Diamond Dials Starting From $550.00 (We've act what's hot ed "fact find," there was one basic ELEGANCE TO Custom Diamond Bezels Starting From $850.00 ^ Aromatherapy Massage • Spa Pedicure w/ Reflexology • Sea Salt Scrub k Wrap • Full Set of Artificial Nails obstacle. 50% YOUR WATCH Change Your Dial Color StartingFrom $125.00 European Facial • Aromatherapy Detoxifying Treatment • Microdermabrasion • Heights w/Blowdry & Style The first or P. C."accept" version was the official position of the Planning Storeu/ide Special Rolex overhaul and cleaning, normally $250.00 to $350.00 Call for Appointment Commission. The second (rewritten in Savings* NOW ONLY $199 report form by Planner Bruce Rogers) LARGEST SELECTION OF PRE-OWNED ROLEXES AND ACCESSORIES! was the official position of the City We Have Watch Batteries Council. ALL WORK GUARANTEED And never the twain should meet or had they already? 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PAO'ESSIOHAl SALON PRODUCTS SOYBEAN INK E-mail islansun@gate net ON SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA ISLANDS, Page 6 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Island Sun-, June 4, 1999 Page 7 By Popular Demand, We Are Continuing The Six Receive Confirmation people to use bikes on overcrowded -Spa Pedicure OP-I Special ~ Historical roads." ~ And Introducing The The 2.5 mile tour takes roughly two Walking and hours to finish. It starts at Jane ~ Spa Manicure Special ~ Matthews' Wharf and hits a total of 19 Free ,3 oz Bottle of Seeh Vite, a $7 Value with Spa Manicure Bike Tours sites before ending at the Lighthouse, - Sanibel Beauty Salon & Nail Department by Brian Johnson Sanibel's oldest standing structure. (941)472-1111 (941)395-2022 Brochures can be obtained at the . onday morning was not only a Sanibel's First & Finest Historical Village and Museum, the Over 47 years of complete & professional hair & nail care for the entire family. celebration of Memorial Day, Chamber of Commerce and other local Nowhere else can you have this much fun Mbut the history of Sanibel venues on Sanibel. and leave looking Soooo good! Island. Those with an interest in learning ______At Bailey's Shopping Center The Sanibel Historical Society rallied more about the island can visit the support for the walking and bicycle Historical Village and Museum from 10 tour at a gathering held at 10 a.m. not a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday through far from the Lighthouse. The Historical Saturday. It is located on 950 Dunlop Society also unveiled a commemorative Road.ft plaque for the Old Town at the east end of the island. More than 100 local islanders Fish Lines showed up, including Nola Theiss and ISH will provide transportation Steve Brown from the City Council, ix candidates for the Sacrament of Confirmation were confirmed on Dick Downes, John Veenschoten, Terry Brennen, Steve Brown, Sam Bailey, and to doctor's offices, hospitals, or Dick Downes and John Veenschoten VICTORY Wednesday at St. Isabel Catholic Church. Bishop John J. Nevins (left) of the Jody Brown clinics when scheduled in from the Sanibel Planning F The BOSS® Upright SDiocese of Venice, Florida performed the ceremony. Pictured left to right advance, but does NOT offer trans- are Bishop Nevins, Jerry Lee Hodgkins, Christian Haverley, Sunny Iverson, Keely Commission, and Sanibel Police Chief eted the attention of the gathering with tion of the Society - to preserve it and Powerful Motor 99 Lew Phillips. There was also a large his lively talk about the sites on the save old buildings...a bike tour takes portation on an emergency basis. Shannon, John Turansky, and Kiersten England. Far right is Kate Suriani, the Call 472-0404.& « 6-Position Carpet catichist who prepared the candidates for the reception of the Sacrament and representation from the Sanibel Bike tour. Sam was joined by his brother people out of the car and encourages Height Adjustment •Clean-Air Design Father Tony Pastucci, Pastor of St. Isabel is in the back.& Club and the Historical Preservation Francis, one of the most influential fig- \ iS ^\» Triple Filtration Bag with Micron Filter* Committee. ures in the history of the island, ', System System ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS "We were delighted to see so many Terry Brennen, a new member of EUREm EPISCOPAL CHURCH: locals," said Jody Brown, who teamed the Historical Preservation Committee, Churches/ 2304 Periwinkle Way, Rev. David Purvis, up with Jean Downes to come up with then spoke of the plans for the expan- Rector. . the idea of the walking and biking tour. sion of the tour. The purpose of the WHiRLWlND Temples Sun., 7:30 & 9:30 a.m. Weekdays: Wed., 9 "We wanted to promote an under- tour is to educate visitors as well as BAT YAM-TEMPLE OF THE ISLANDS: a.m. Eucharist with Healing; Thur., 7:30 $17999 a.m. All services Holy Eucharist standing of what the island was like 50 islanders about the historic sites and Visit O«* Sale Jioom up to $0X0$ Shabbat worship services will be held at 472-2173. years ago. As Sam (Bailey) mentioned, buildings on Sanibel. It is hoped that the Sanibel Congregational Church every so many buildings and sites are lost so located at Otde SaniUl Friday evening at 8 p.m. Lois Medinets. TEMPLE BETHEL SYNAGOGUE: this knowledge will help preservation FILTERS BETTER 395-1724. 16225 Winkler Rd. 433-0018. Rabbi Bruce rapidly." efforts. ick up \(oui face "I V Sanibel" stickez Than Any Other Upright Vacuum Cleaner CHAPEL BY THE SEA: Diamond. Fri., -8pm Sam Bailey, Chairman of Sanibel's "We've got to save the history of the 2242 ^jbetLmnkLe TOau • 472-2692 mishtymite • Cyclonic Action just Chapin Ln., Captiva. Rev. Donald UNITY OF THE ISLANDS: Historical Preservation Committee, riv- island," said Brennen. "That's the func- remove cassette and F. Kokomoor. Sun. services -11 a.m. Held at Sanibel Congregational Church of empty 472-1646. Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Way, 278-1511. • True HEPA Sealed Vacuum Filtration FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Ken Micah Murdock celebrates with System SCIENTIST: meditation, an inspirational message & • True HEPA System • No Bags Needed 2950 West Gulf Dr., Sunday-10:30 a.m.; music the first Sun. of the month at 4 p.m. • Transparent deluxe • Compact, Powerful 10.0 Amp Sunday School -10:30 a.m., Wednesday - VINEYARD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP stretch hose Canister OF SANIBEL: • Ergonomic BACK 7:30 p.m.; Mon., Wed., & Fri. • Reading • Tool Storage On Board SAVER" handle room open 10 a.m. to noon 472-8684. 4115 Sanibel-Captiva Road. Rev. Jamie GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF Stilson. Sat. service: 5:30 p.m. SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: OBITUARY Rev. Arthur Kontinos, Pastor, 481-2099. Mary Rose Young vase SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH: THOMAS WHITAKER BROOKS 1740 Periwinkle Way, Pastor Dr. Ralph om Brooks, 79, died Monday, Model 4481 E. "Denny" Dennison, 472-2684. Model 3685 May 24, at Lee Memorial Sunday Worship Hours: Hospital. He was born May 19, EUREm EUREm 8 a.m. Communion Worship Service T BACK SAVEH used under license.* 9 a.m Contemporary Worship Service with 1920 in Kinston, NC. Tom was a dec- €NVIR0 VAC tNVIRO STCAMtR (Praise Team & Band) orated veteran of World War II. He was Kaylyn

Model 300 10 a.m. Worship Service a paratrooper with the 1 lth Airborne •Steam Cleans Hard 10:15 Sunday School" Division serving in the Pacific. After $149 Surface Floors 11 a.m. Contemporary Worship Service -TRUE HEPA sealed Kills E.coli and returning from the war, he lived in vacuum filtration system Salmonella when (Praise Team & Band) Charlotte, NC, moved to Pinehurst, used as directed Child care available at all services as well Location!! FllJERS BETTER as during Sunday School time. NC and made Captiva and Fort Myers, Then Any Older Upright Vacuum cleaner FL his home. Tom was an entrepre- Other weekday opportunities for Worship Magis stool hor Point EUREKA and Prayer: Prayer group at 1 p.m. on neur, inventor, and world traveler. Mondays in the Family Life Center. He is survived by his sons: Thomas riwinkle Way THEBOSS SUPERBROOM? SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL UNITED" W. Brooks, Jr., 'Buddy" of Concord Rede clock 5-2277 CORDLESSHAND VAC STICK VACUUM CHURCH OF CHRIST: • Cordless • Floor Nozzle & NC, Robert D. Brooks 'Bob" of • Rechargeable Dr. Randall H. Niehoff, minister. Edge Kleener" Rev. Sandra R. Boler, Associate Pastor Williamsburg, VA, W. Bradley Brooks periwinkle Way • No Bags To Buy • Light Weight 'Brad" of Fort Myers, Fl and Forrest • No Bags To Buy CORDLESS Sun. morning chapel (through June): /'p from Revolving Brush Roll 7:45 a.m. Brooks of Portland, OR; daughter Porada .--'' $-of the Island 2-Motor System, Cleans Sunday worship service: 10 a.m. Elizabeth Wollner 'Betsy" of Monroe cabinet trolley i Carpets and Bare Floors Sunday school during 10 a.m. service NC; eight grandchildren; four great- Converts From Stick To Hand Vac Child care provided at 10 a. m. service. grandchildren, brothers: Albert Spain Elevator for easy access. Church office of Oviedo, FL and West Spain of open Monday through Friday, Phone Salisburg, NC and sisters: Edda Evans Imagination • Gottex 472-0497, 2050 Periwinkle Way and Melba Hall both of Rocky Mt., NC. Yours ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH: • Roxanne Services were held on Thursday • Robbylen San-Cap Rd., Rev. Anthony Pastucci &• May 27, at 4:05 p.m. in the Wakefiefd Rev. Carmen Caruso. Sunday Mass - 8-30 NANCY YOUNG INC. EUREKA am. & 10:30 a.m. Sat. Vigil - 5:30 p.m. Room at Tween Waters Inn, Captiva, • Gabar Daily Mass, 8:30 a.m., Confession - Sat. - at home with design • Elisabeth Stewart BAILEYS 9 a.m., 472-2763. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- The Bell Tower Shops Help Is Just Around The Corner. «™#k storJ e • Aqua Lily _ Corner of Periwinkle Way & Tarpon Bay Road • 472"1 516 tions may be made to Sanibel-Captiva 13499 U.S. 41 S.E. Conservation Foundation Captiva Fort Myers, FL 33907 La Blanca... Project, P.O. Box 839, Sanibel, FL # .,.-.. ... , (941)4^9-4,9,29 Island Sun-June 4, 1999 Page 9 Paqe8 island Sun - June 4, 1999 3-2, and BMRH senior housing will be Pines Merchants Association, Lions Club From page 1 Church Needs elsewhere. SanibelCaptiva Islands Lions Club, Bat But now the spaces are needed Yam Temple of the Islands and Sanibel Names Lions Of Harbor House More Parking, more than ever, Deuber told Music Festival. Councilors, and the church was pre- because he stayed with us for ten Natural Resources Director Rob The Year years. Our sous chef, Fernando But for Now pared to exchange 17.5 acres owned Loflin said, "A wildlife corridor is an by the "Mother church" for the 3.4 ions George McKinnell and Joe Carballo, was with us 14 years. Jerry important aspect of this...and there's Hodgkins was our manager and head acres on Periwinkle Way east of no way they can develop without good Sloboda have been honored by Appraisal Only Periwinkle Pines on Dunlop." the Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club as chef for six years; and he was great acquisition for conservation purposes." L too. He is now with Jerry's restaurant. By Fran Nuelle Pritt urged Councilors to take a look "Lions of the Year" for the 1998-1999 Councilor Andrew Reding comment- "Through the years we have seen Sanibel United Church of Christ- at it, approving appraisal, to be paid ed, "We have to think in terms of the club year. for by both city and church, which changes, now we have a lot more Congregational Church, 2050 Vision Statement...anything involving Announcing his selections at the Europeans; they love it here, they were Periwinkle Way, needs parking spaces, "would not commit them at this time." parking lots is of concern to me. We club's annual dinner, Lion President Councilors so voted unanimously. wonderful customers, they enjoyed our Ruth Deuber, Jack Valentine and its are constantly making allowances for Ken Boyce cited both Lions for their seafood and they stay up a little longer. minister, The Reverend Ran Niehoff, For this request in 1999, the church the automobile...organize neighbor- dedicated participation in every club It kept our business going later-until told Councilors on Tuesday at submitted nine letters of approval for hoods for trips." project throughout the years. 9:30, because Sanibel people go to ' MacKenzie Hall. the land swap (based primarily on the That echoed the suggestion of resi- "This is the first time we have select- bed so early, the local clientele would "The issue had come up in 1996," 17.5 acres' inherent value as environ- dent Mina Hemingway, "Why not have ed two Lions for the honor, but I just drop off about 8:30. When we took oil echoed City Manager/Attorney Bob mentally sensitive land) from Ding bus service for the people couldn't choose between these two out- over the Harbor House, there were attending ?# standing men," Boyce said. by Milvi Wheeler Pritt, "when concerns were expressed Darling Wildlife Refuges Lou Hinds, about 30 restaurants on the two by residents of Periwinkle Pines Sanibel-Captiva Conservation's Erick McKinnell has served as chairman of islands, now there are about 65; not as because Community Housing & Lindblad, Care and Rehabilitations Moratorium on the Lions food galley at the Lions Arts many little 'Ma and Pa's' anymore. Resources for Below Market Rate Janet McBee, Sanibel Community and Craft's Fair and at the Sanibel "It was a wonderful restaurant to Housing wanted the property for Association, Periwinkle Pines Tele 1996 Passes Shell Fair for the past two years. He run; our customers seemed to appreci- senior housing." The vote denying was Homeowners Association, Periwinkle posted fliers promoting the Arts and ate that it was the oldest restaurant on Crafts Fair at shops and high visibility the island and I enjoyed telling them 3-2, Up 27 sites throughout the area. In past years, Lions of the Year: From left Joe Slaboda and stories and some of the history I knew. he has served as a member of the George McKinnell But now, I love being retired, I have November club's board of directors and as Lion Fair and Shell Fair, cooks for the club's been out of the business for a little over u Tamer responsible for storing and who are always willing to do more than a year and I am enjoying my freedom. By Fran Nuelle maintaining the club's equipment and annual Christmas party for handi- their share," said Boyce. FEATURING FINE AMERICAN ART AND CRAFTS REAL ART We now like to go around to our old Councilor Nola Theiss, steadfast for setting up at club meetings. He has capped young men and helps with the "They represent the finest in Lionism." restaurant competitors for dinner. "$ through several hearings, and an been a Lion since 1987. bar at club meetings. In the past he has Both are Melvin Jones Fellows, one of for REAL People! unconvinced Mayor Bob Janes dissent- Sloboda, a Lion since 1982, chairs served as Lion Tamer, board member, the Lions most prestigious awards .# ed 2-3 on Tuesday at MacKenzie Hall the club's blood bank program, assists chair of the food galley and chair of the PAUL PfflMEAUX when Councilors Steve Brown, Bill with the Christmas tree lot, works in Christmas tree lot. /^ ^PRESIDENT'-" ; Hillebrandt and Andrew Reding voted the food galley at the Arts and Crafts "These men are dedicated Lions FISH Lines Heart of The Island Plaza Jan's ANTIQUES & ART for a moratorium of 180 days on a res- elp those who need trans- 1628 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel olution on provisions for wireless com- portation to doctor. Call 2242 Periwinkle Way #2 Sanibel Square 395-0200 472-3307 munications companies. It's a fun place H472-0404.# Continued on page 18 to shop and buy direct from the artist. ^ TOWER GALLERY iii^|i|| & "ReCfeation of ISLAND FRAMING 19th Century General Store"

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Mr.S Mrs. Richard W. Kontz • Mr.S Mrs. Randall R. Koorsen • Mr.S Mrs. Ralph C. Korn • Mrs. Ingrid G. Korn • Mr.S Mrs. Dan G. Korthuis • Mr. Donald F. Kosch • Mr. Harry Kotses • Mr.& Mrs. Herbert Kotzen • Mr.& Mrs. I Lawrence S. Kowitch • Mr.S Mrs. James T. Kraft • Mr. James J. Krakowski • Ms. Jean H. Kramer • Marion Kranichfeld • Mr.& Mrs. Alfred F. Krause • Mr.& Mrs. Arthur S. Krival • Ms. Robin C. Krivanek • Ms. Jennifer KrlraneK • Thanks to You, Frannie's Preserve has been Saved Forever! "I Mr.S Mrs. Thomas Kroeschell • Mr.& Mrs. C. Lloyd Kroger • Mr.S Mrs. Bernard S. Kubale • Mr.S Mrs. Stanlee J. Kucaba • Mrs. Annallese R. Kuehn • Mr.S Mrs. Herman P. Kuehn • Ms. Kathenne A. Kumar • Mr.S Mrs. John fa. Kuniholm • Mr.S Mrs. Richard D. Kurschner • Mr.S Mrs. David G. Kusek • Dr. S Mrs. Peter J. Kyne • Mr.S Mrs. Philip A. Lacovara • Deborah S John LaGorce, II • Ms. lona J. Lakus • Mr.& Mrs. James V. Lamortia • Pat & Bill LaMothe • Mr. C. Rodney LaMothe • Mr.S Mrs. Charles E. Lane • Dr. & Mrs. Bertil R. Lang • Mr,S Mrs. Edward F. Lannigan • Mr.& Mrs. Paul William Lantz • Mr. Paul William Lantz • Mr.S Mrs. Leo C. Larkin • Mr. G.R. Lasweti • Mr.& Mrs. Warren H. Lattof • Mr.S Mrs. Richard B. Laue • Mr.S Mrs. Terry R. Lautenbach • Mr.S Mrs. Daniel Lautermilch • Mr.S Mrs. P. Sherman Lauther • Mr.S Mrs. James C. LaVelle • Mr.S Mrs. Herb Lawrence • Ms. Sylvia The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation is pleased to announce that the 167-acre Lawrence • Mrs. Alalhena F. Layman • Ms. Anne P. Layman • Mrs. Gloria J. Lazor* Ms. Elizabeth P. Leach • Mr. James A. Leadem • Mr.S Mrs. Dave Learner- Ms. Dorothy Granger Lee • Ms. Nancy Lee Leeming • Mr.& Mrs. Charles E. LeGette • Ms. Virginia Leigh • Ms. Eleanor R. Lemaire • Ms. Barbara A. Lensing • Mr.S Mrs. Abe M. Lerner • Ms. Virginia Letourneau • Mr.S Mrs. Spencer Levering • Ms. Lois C. Levin • Dr. S Mrs. Joseph Levy habitat formerly known as the Trost Tract was purchased on May 20,1999. Mr.& Mrs. Richard L. Lewis • Mrs. Judith Lieberman • Mr.S Mrs. Robert V. Lieblein • Ms. Marina Liem • Erlck and Ellen Lindblad • Mr.& Mrs.Robert B. Linn • Mr.& Mrs. Calvin C. Linnemann, Jr. • Ms. Mary Lou Linnen • Mr.& Mrs. Robert C. Linstrom • Mr.S Mrs. Donald S. Linton • Mr.S Mrs. Richard S. Lipka • Mr.S Mrs. Norman G. Lipsky • Mr.& Mrs. John M. Liptak • Mr. Charles L. Lister • Mr.S Mrs. Barry Litofsky • Mr.S Mrs. Ted Littler • Ms. Nancy Loduca • Dr. Irving G. Loewit • Mr. Robert K. Loflin • Mr. Donald Lee Logan • Mr.S Mrs. Ronald K. Lohr • Mr.S Mrs. Joseph M. Lombardi • Mr.& Mrs. Daniel E. Long • Mr.S Mrs. Nicholas A. Lopardo • Mr.S Mrs. Theodore Losln Frannie's Preserve, named by our anonymous $1 million contributor in memory of • Mr.S Mrs. Philip R. Love • Mr.S Mrs. Marcus C. Low, Jr. • Mr.& Mrs. Douglass Lowe • Mr. S Mrs. David Lucas • Mr.S Mrs. James A. Lucas • Ms. Marianne F. Ludwig • Dr. S Mrs. Jurgen Ludwig • Mr.S Mrs. William T. Luedke, III • Dr. S Mrs. Rolf S. Lulloff • Suzanne S Henry Lurie • Dr. S Mrs. George A. Luther • Mr. Philip H. Lybrook • Jaimie G. Lynn • Drs. Robt & Patricia Macchia • Ms. Marsha MacDowell • Ms. Edith W. MacGuire • Ms. Deirdra C. MacGuire • Mrs. Frances F. Machno • Mr.S Mrs. John P. Mack • Mrs. Virginia Macke • Mr.S Mrs. David O. MacKenzie • Mr.S Mrs. William J. MacKenzle • Ms. Marcia T, MacKinnon • Mr.& Mrs. Albert H. MacLeod • Jack S their departed wife and mother, has been saved as a unique ecosystem surrounding the Victoria Madaras, Jr. • Marjorie S John Madden • Mr.S Mrs. George Madison • Mr. Frank M. Magee, Jr. • Dr. S Mrs. Thomas E. Maggio • Mr.S Mrs. Charles B. Maisch • Mr.& Mrs. Dayton Mak • Ms. Sandra H. Malott • Mangano Foundation • Mr.S Mrs. Melvin R. Manker • Mr.S Mrs. Richard W. Mann • Mr.S Mrs. Donald S. Manning • Mr.S Mrs. Charles S. Manzella • Mr. Ralph J. Marasco • Mr.S Mrs. James P. Marion, Jr. • Mr.& Mrs. James Sanibel River. Heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you for contributing so G. Marks • Mr.& Mrs. Ira Marks • Mr.S Mrs. Robert W. Marshall • Mr.& Mrs. Alan E. Marti • Mrs. Phyllis L. Mason • Mr. Max W. Mason, Jr.' Mr. John L. Mason • Mrs. Lois A. Mast • Mr.S Mrs. John Masuka • Mrs. George Mather • Mr.S Mrs. Rathbun F. Mather • Dr. S Mrs. Awn Mathur • Mr.S Mrs. Don Matney • Mr. Erard A. Matthiessen • Mr.S Mrs. G. C. Matthiessen • Dr. S Mrs. S. R. Maxelner, Jr. • Mr.S Mrs. Michael J. May • Mr.& Mrs. generously to this once-in-a-lifetime effort. Howard Mayer- Mr.& Mrs. R. T. Mayhill • Mr.S Mrs. Merrill M. Mazuer • Mr.S Mrs. Anthony J. Mazzone • Mr. John E. McAllister • Mr. Patrick Scott McArdle • Mr.& Mrs. Robert J. McBride • Mr.S Mrs. John K. McBroom, Jr. • Ms. Nancy A. McCann • Mr.S Mrs. William J. McCann • Mr.S Mrs. D. Dan McCarthy • Mrs. Ann McConnell • Ms. Gertrude L. McCue • Mrs. J. Charles McCullough • Mr. Charles W. McDonough • Mr.& Mrs. Palmer S. McGee, Jr. • Ms. Ann W. McGovern • Mr.S Mrs. William S. McGregor • Ms. Mary E, McHarg • Mr.S Mrs. George S. McKinnell • Mr.S Mrs. Gary L. McKnight • Mr.& Mrs. H. Michael McLaughlin • Mr. Bruce J. McLaughhn • Mr. Earl J. WE COULD NOT HAVE DONE THIS WITHOUT YOU. McLean • Mr.S Mrs. Ted McLean • Ms. Arlene M. McMullin • Ms. Tara D. McPherson • Dr. S Mrs. Henry E. McWhorter • Mr. Charles F. Mead • Ms. Jean Means • Marge and Joe Meek • Ms. Dana Mehlig • Mr.S Mrs. Carl F. Meier • Mr.S Mrs. James D. Mellor • Mrs. Mary Agnes Melton • Mrs. Mary Melzer • Mr.S Mrs. Howard Menken • Mr. Roy R. Merchant, Jr. • Ms. Mary K. Merrill • Mrs. Joan A. Merz • Mr.& Mrs. James H. Messenger • Mr.S Mrs. Sundstrand Corp.—matching • Mrs. Virginia Achilles • Mr.S Mrs. James A. Ackerley • Mr. and Mrs. John Acuff • Dr. & Mrs. Charles V. Adair • Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Adams • Ms. Ann B. Adams • Mr.& Mrs. Richard C. Adams • Earle S. Metcalf • Mr.& Mrs. Richard C. Meyer, Jr. • Mr.S Mrs. John R. Meyer • Mr.S Mrs. Warrin C. Meyers • Mr. James A. Mezera • Mr.S Mrs. Frank J. Middendorf • Mr.& Mrs. Stephen M. 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Zuehlke Foundation • William Badgley • Mr.S Mrs. Brian Lemer • Ms. Heidi Thibaut/Comfort by Design • Mr. Herbert Rubin/Current Events Group • D S J Maurer Foundation • Mr. Samuel Landry • Florence A. Turnquist Trust • George Parker, Inc. • Mr.& .. , „ _ . , ,, , H.Jeffrey, II- Mr.S Mrs. Jeffrey P. Jenks- Ms. Laurie A. Jensen • Dr & Mrs Leo Jivoff • Mr & Mrs Howard W. Johnson • Mrs. Derrol R Johnson k Mrs.Gus A. Zuehlke • John & Patsy Seaman • Mr.Si Mrs. Ed Barnes • Ms. Sharon M. Doremus • The Planck Family Fund • James M. Peters • Mrs. Betty Jensen • Josephine L. Kohn Charitable Lead Trust • The Ayco Mr.S Mrs. Thomas R. Johnson • Mrs. Louise M. Johnson • Ms. Liddy Johnson • Dr. & Mrs. Harold E. Johnstone • Mr.S Mrs Vance J Jola Charitable Foundation • Mr.S Mrs. Ken LaMotte • Landl Carpentry • Mr.S Mrs. James C. Pigott • Ms. Tricia Pombo • Mr. Gordon C. Hullar • Mr. Stephen V. Faraone • The Pierce Family • Mr.S Mrs. Philip Cecchini • Mr.& Mrs. Jo'lisf • Mrs Dorothy L. Jones • Mr.& Mrs. Dewitt L. Jones • Mrs. Robert W. Jones - Mr.S Mrs. Ph.lio S. Jones - Ms. Evelyn M. Jourdan • Ms. Barbara B^e • Mrl^ Rtetenl'w j^ wTu^J^GT** &' Mr.i Mrs. Wallace M Kain • Us Dons Jean Kaiser Fred Stanback, Jr. • Mrs. Elizabeth C. Stanback • Mr. William E. Conway • Mr. Ralph R.W. Moore • Elizabeth Sauerland Foundation • Mr. Vince Chiaramonte • Shell Harbor Owners Association • Mr. Lowell Fay • Steven B. & M Julie K. Smith • Stacker Sand S Gravel Company • Mrs.Howard R. Taylor • Sabety Family Foundation • The Wolter Group • Nola S Hal Theiss • Tradewinds of Sanibel • Mr.S Mrs. Martin A. Allen • Mr.S Mrs. James R. Drotlefl Mr & Mrs. Kurt Kaufman - Ms. Antoinette Keiity • Mr.S Mrs. Willia^^J^^t^i^^^?:^^^.^^m Keller • Mr S Mrs. William F. Kelley • Mr. Richard S. Kell' y *" ^3^ Kaplan -MnS Mrs. Kenneth R. Karasin - Ms. Blanche Karaz - Mr S. Olof lie...... Rayrrond F. Kennedy • Mr.& Mrs Don Kennedy • Mr.S Mrs. Richard J. Kent • Ms. Joan Kerr • Mr.& Mrs.Thomas E. Kerr Kelly • Mr. Stephen G. Kelsch • Mr.S Mrs. J. William Kendall • Mrs. Margaret C. Kennedy • Mr & I • Mr. Walter L. Gross, Jr., • Woodworth-Upjohn Foundation • Barbara S. Taylor • Tricia Pombo & Bill Wilson • Congress Jewelers • Visitor Television • Jim Guilfoyle • Black Orchid Gallery • Times of the Islands Magazine • Barbara Holtzman • Ethel N. Hunter • Joan Leffel • Jack S Sally Reed • Walter Schray • Mr. & Mrs. Burton McGlynn • Mr. Mandy Lunghamer • as of 5/28/99. >1-}J?!^ !$?IS.Ch,enf!ei!?e.r.'Th^Ker2isnik.Fami|y Ms- Efea"eth A. Kessel - Mrs. Lois Kess Stay Tuned for a Major Celebration this November! Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 13 Page 12 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 The painting, made in 1509, shows at the end," he said. "And the pizza is the goddess Venus standing on a mas- Fishing Derby great." Scallop Shells Local stores pitched in to provide by Brian Johnson sive white scallop shell. There is also an interesting medieval Nets Fish, Pizza, * >.& >fc,l, apt %£* food for the youngsters: Johnny's callop shells can be found all over painting of St. James carrying a staff Pizza, Mona Lisa's Pizza and Subway Sanibel, from the shores on West bearing a scallop badge. Smiles sponsored the lunch with pizza and Gulf drive to the tables of local sandwiches while Bailey's sent over a S The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum, by Brian Johnson stack of soda. seafood restaurants. located on 3075 Sanibel-Captiva Road, The Fishing Derby is part of a pro This abundance doesn't make them is open from Tuesday through Sunday any less intriguing to visitors and shell gram established by the Wildlife from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The phone Refuges all across the United States. enthusiasts. number is 395-2233.^ 'They are a large and popular family "It is a national event to get people among shell collectors," said Jose Leal, aware of fishing in the refuges," said the Director of the Bailey-Matthews Islands Night Steve Alvarez, a public use officer at Shell Museum. hanks to island merchants and fl "Ding" Darling. "One of the new prior- The museum devotes a wall to scal- other generous citizens, Islands j§ ities is to get people to use the recre- lops, dubbed the Queen of T;Night Charity Baseball has gotten || ation areas." Conchology. Above an impressive and bigger and better each year. This year's M "We let them know about fishing colorful arrangement of scallop shells game, the sixth annual, will be held on ,'j and what the regulations are about size reads the inscription, "The Ocean's Thursday, June 17, 6:45 p.m. at the |j limits," said Jeff Combs, who organized Parade Of A Thousand Beauties." Lee County Sports Complex on Six l| the expedition. "We're teaching them." "Many are in tropical waters," said Mile Cypress. Again this year, tickets |f The Fishing Derby gave local kids a morning of fishing, swimming, and eating The kids learned about taking Leal, "but some can be found in polar 1998 phone book. are free and are available from local j| pizza responsibility for their fishing tackle so Scallops are a source of seafood for that birds and wildlife wouldn't get waters." However, the Lion's Paw is not a people all over the world. In Europe, business sponsors. There will be a pre- || Sanibel residents are familiar with at Tarpon Bay and she is familiar with long after the group pushed off shore entangled in the lines and hooks. shell that you see wash up on the diners eat the entire soft animal inside game parade around the ballfield, the ;|f the little islands in the bay and the fish in canoes. one of the most sought after members beach every day. "The Lion's Paw is the shell while in America diners eat San-Cap Little League will take part in if "We're teaching them how to be of the scallop family, the Lion's Paw, and the dolphins. "The fish tugged and pulled, then I ethical fishermen," said Alvarez. not easy to find - people find a small just the circular white muscle. entertaining the crowd and our own •! On Saturday, May 29 she caught a got it on board," said Dylan. "I thought because it adorned the cover of the one once in a blue moon," said Leal. island folks will lead us into the seventh 1 The following kids participated in Unlike clams, scallops can swim and 20-inch fish, and later, as she ate pizza it would be something I could eat, but it the Fishing Derby: Yaveth Colon Rios, dart about the water. They swim by inning stretch with Take Me Out To I wasn't so I put it back in the water." ; in the Tarpon Bay Recreation area, she David Campbell, Chris Muench, Alex Come see... snapping their valves. The Ball Game. Between innings there f Sarah Hoffman and Wesley Hoffman remembered her catch in vivid detail. The group fished for a couple hours Bobadilla, Ray Mason, Melissa Mason, The exhibit at the museum gives a will be lots of fun and games for the I "The bauble went under the water in the grass flats and then went for a Nick Strickland, Gabriel Alvarez, Nick The Cat's Meow Village" historical summary of scallops along- kids on the field. Project Chairman j| arah Hoffman is just six-years old, and I started reeling it in," said Sarah. swim near a sand bar. The kids Alvarez, Heather Gibson, Cole Gibson, side the shell specimens. Sam Bailey is still looking for sponsors. .vf| "The fish went under the motor. splashed in the shallow waters to cool Sarah Hoffman, and Wesley Hoffman "Handcrafted wooden miniatures" If you are interested, please call J| but she already knows how to Exclusive Customs Featuring The scallop has played a visible part spin a pretty good fishing story. Somebody got a net and they caught it off from what was becoming a hot day. Refuge, staff members Combs and of western culture since ancient 472-1516. Sponsors will receive as J S while it was still on the fishing pole. "I enjoyed the swimming," said - Sanibel Community Church the Sanibel Lighthouse Sarah and her brother Wesley joined Alvarez were joined by Scott Gibson Greece. The exhibit features a picture many tickets as they need, a promo- | Then Steve (Alvarez) took a picture of Sarah. "It was so shallow we could ' Chapel By The Sea tional table the night of the game, a | 13 other youngsters this past Saturday and Rob Laughlin. Professional fishing 1 Sanibel Congregational UCC Treehouse Gallery of the goddess Aphrodite rising out of me with it. I let it go and I got slime on stand." guides Skip Dunn, Allan Hall, Matt 1 space for a float in the pre-game | morning at the Fishing Derby, orga- Old Schoolhouse Theater Olde Sanibel Shoppes a scallop shell on a Greek burial urn. my hands - fish slime!" Ray Mason liked everything from Mitchell, Jon Eaton and Bob Wasno 1 parade, promotional announcements | nized by J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum 630 Tarpon Bay Rci, #10 There is a a reproduction of Sandro Refuge. Dylan Faraone, 10, also had a fish start to finish."My favorite part was rid- donated their time and boats # 1 Sanibd, FL 33957 Botticelli's Birth of Venus, one of the plus the opportunity to display your :§ Ding Darling Sign Sarah has grown up near the water story to tell. He caught a Jack fish not ing in the boat and getting in the water Shells 472-1850 greatest paintings in Florentine Art. banner at the ballfield. Sponsors will •. ,| also be listed on Islands Night If r-Maclntosh Book Shop— Oldest Island Bookshop, established 1960 Featuring... Best Sellers, Children's, Local Interest, Nature, Birding & Shelling Books, Cards & Gifts, One Stop Shopping Tapes, CDs & Books on Music SUMMERTIME NECESSITIES for cool drinks & refreshing produce f MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW ITEMS! -Ir Gold Crown Store • 1 HOUR PHOTO MOST ITCMS REDUCED \JWU44 Y4WM 10 TO 40%0% OFOFF • PACK & SHIP • GIFTS SE ^Mattress Sets •Carpet ^Verticals S&wice • COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLIES Dining Sets •Rechners *Tile *Mini Blinds •BedroomSets •Lamps •Wallpaper •Draperies Located at Periwinkle & Casa Ybel Two Locations! iS^?J Wicket- 1700 Periwinkle Way, 472-9300 Store Hours Every Day Sanibel Island, FL cam ESHBiefagpi 6 a.m. to midnight Heart of The Island Shops Chadwick's Circle 472-0434 395-0434 Serving the Sanlbej and Ft. Myers B^^^^^ Sanibel join our long list of satisfied customers. Captiva

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Weather Forecast One Wildlife Drive, Sanibel, FL 33957 by Jim Clarke, Chief Meteorologist, NBC 2 Name: Date Temperature Rain Wind Gulf (please print) June Low High (Chances) (Knots) Temp Mailing Address: (Street and number) Scrimp on 73 91 50% E-10 83 73 92 30% E/NE 10-15 83 (City) (State) (Zip) 72 92 40% E 10-15 84 All members will receive a society decal and a card entitling them to a 10% Shrimp? .i^illllllfM^ deduction at the society sales area in the visitor center. All memberships or 72 91 50% SE-15 84- donations are tax-deductible except for the value of gifts received with life 71 90 40% S/SE10 84 membership.- Not Us! Type Membership Amount 72 90 40% SE5-10 84 #M'*-h- Individual $15 Contributing $100 Come to Pippin's and get a load 73 92 40% SE5-10 84 Bay-brested Warbler Family $20 Sponsor $250 of our shrimp...a bottomless bowl Supporting $50 Life $1,000 by Jim Stevenson, Ph.D. some pretty desolate locations where of delicious, plump, tender offers miles of beautiful scenery and (A professionally conducted tour of the refuge or glass decanter created by families can really "get away from it Tucson to the New Mexico border. The ummertime is here, and it is hot many interesting birds. Homer is stag- Luc Century may be chosen with a life membership; if accepted, $950 is shrimp. It's a new addition all." They lack most of the creatures of mountains are quite pleasant in sum- as blazes. It's a great time for a gering with its bounty of birds from tax deductible) included on our menu. 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Fairbanks all the way to Pruhdoe Bay In memory of Townsend's and Hermit Warblers, Chiricahua Mountains, and no place Scrimp on shrimp? Not Us! See The closest and simplest way to on the Arctic Sea. Leaving the Arctic Varied Thrushes, and of course, Pacific else in our country. With neat desert Spring 1999 for yourself tonight at Pippins! head for us in the Southeast is the Circle behind, the voyage over Attigan water birds. The climate is pleasant, animals like ring tails, fascinating rep- Appalachians. These ancient moun- Pass on the Brooks Range is simply even at sea level, and there are a num- tiles, gorgeous wooded canyons and tains (second-oldest in the world) have beyond words. Nevermind the scenery, ber of interesting habitats from which high mountain peaks, Arizona offers gentle slopes, cool, clear streams, and seeing birds along the roadside like ADVERTISEMENT to choose. 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JOHNSON - EVINRUDE - SUZUKI - YAMAHA Hrs. mins.Hrs. mins. OMC - I/O'S - MERCRUISER PUNTARASSA +0 49 -0 07 CAPTIVA (outside) -0 30, -0 16 Open Daily 7 am - 3 pm Unlimited Prime Rib ST. JAMES CITY +1 20 +0 28 Courteous Professional Marine -Repair Service CAPTiVA (Pine Isl. Snd.).+1 04 +0 52 Dockside Service Breakfast All Day BLIND PASS +0 30+1 15 $16.95 PINE ISLAND +1 31 +1 38 Lunch 11 am - 3 pm REDFISHPASS +0 55 -0 02 471-3380 « 486-3344 MATLACHAPASS +2 33 +2 40 call Ahead Seating - smoke Free Environment 362 Periwinkle Way • 472-0303 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 16 Island Sun-June 4, 1999 Page 17 ing a plant what it needs and it will be Nature Hibiscus Show The Simple Language Of Orchids a healthy plant. he public is invited to enjoy a vv Plant problems occur as the owner Calendar blooming good time at the 48th The Culture of the Cattleya" does not follow, or does not know, how to care for the plant. im Fowler recently announced TAnnual Hibiscus Show scheduled by Dr. Faye L. Granberry Foliage color: Not a deep dark green My favorite Cattleya—the one in publication of the 12th edition of for Sunday, June 6-from 1 p.m. until 5 but an olive-green. No blooms. Try giv- bloom.. # The 2000 Sanibel-Captiva Nature p.m. at the Fort Myers Exhibition Hall, Thave heard for Dr. Granberry is President of the Sanibel-Captiva J ing the orchid more light. Orchid Society. She Is a welhknown orchid hobbyist, Calendar on the Caloosahatchee at Hendry and I years "everyone POTTING MEDIUM: I know fir is lecturer and writer. She ho/ds a B.S. degree in "...From an idea that took seed from Edwards Drive in downtown Fort Aknows how to Horticulture and graduate degrees In Psychology. my island experiences since I first came Myers. The show, presented by the grow a Cattleya." the recommended potting medium. I to Sanibel in 1972, I have, over the James E. Hendry Chapter of the No. This statement get better results with tree fern. FERTILIZER: Spring — summer — past decade tried each year to put American Hibiscus Society and spon- is not to be IT'S A together a calendar that truly shows the sored by Eye Centers of Florida and fall. I use Dyna-Gro (has Calcium) every believed. I think FACT! natural beauty of the islands. It contin- Edison National Bank, is one of the this comes from two weeks, one half strength. ues to be my goal each year to publish biggest and best attended of the state's , our familiarity with WATER. Keep potting medium People who a calendar that not only is beautiful and hibiscus shows, attracting more than the Cattleya damp, not wet. Water, let dry, water. are owned useful, but also promotes wildlife con- 3,000 people annually. bloom. We fell in REPOTTING: Kept root ball intact. by cats live servation through interest, information The event will showcase more than love with the best Break the old pot if necessary. longer. Call and education." 1,000 hybrid blooms, in a variety of known genus of Cattleyas do not like to be disturbed. I RA.W.S. at Fowler says it is ''....The best calen- orchids Cattleya colors and forms, that will be judged in read about one that did not bloom for If this Cattleya is not repotted as soon as 472-9383 dar in the world—probably the best cal- seven different classes including ama- back in 1830s. seventeen years after being repotted. Roseate Spoonbill featured on front cover of calendar its developing growths initiate new roots, it endar that ever was! And the only cal- teur hobbyist, collector and commer- They continue to DISEASES: I provide excellent air may lose its existing roof system to the or endar that truly represents what hold our fancy. tives by nature writers and islanders custom Blind Pass Tide edition, send cial. In addition, 1,000 plants will be circulation, correct light, no over-fertil- decay of the potting medium 472-1027 Sanibel and Captiva are all about— Betty Anholt, Charles LeBuff, and Bev offered for sale, and drawings for free With our first ization, and proper watering. I do not NATURE!! A total of 14 beautiful color $14.95 (plus $2 shipping and Cattleya it is just assumed we know Postmus. Each month features a shell handling).^ hibiscus plants will be held every 30 experience any diseases. I believe giv- photographs of nature on two of the sketch by islander Sue Stephens, and a minutes. Local experts from the club how to care for the orchid. How unfor- world's most famous barrier islands." turtle graphic during the sea turtle nest- .will be on hand to offer growing tips tunate, as the culture of this plant is the The 2000 Sanibel-Captiva Nature ing months of May through October. and provide general information. foundation for the general culture of Calendar features a spectacular front First published in 1988, this is the Parking and admission are free. orchids. I have in my collection of cover photograph of a Roseate 12th edition of this popular calendar. The James E. Hendry Chapter of orchids many Cattleyas that I am enjoy- Spoonbill—one of Sanibel's most pop- Sold only in Southwest Florida, it con- the American Hibiscus Society is the ing success with their blooms and The Original ular water birds! Inside the calendar are tinues to set the-standard for other cal- Take the island Sun oldest and largest chapter in Florida. Its growth. These are the basic cultural 12 more photographs of birds and endar publishers home with you. monthly meetings offer programs on needs in a simple form. LIGHT: other wildlife by well-known winter resi- The calendar retails for $11.95 and For a subscription fertilizing, pruning, hybridizing, insecti- Essential for the plant to manufacture dents Charlie Heidecker, Bob is sold throughout Southwest Florida in cides, potting soil mixes, grafting and food. Morning sun only. Best is bright, Sanibel Sandal call 941-395-1213 Lindholm, David Meardon, and Clair fine book stores and gift shops. Mail related subjects. dappled light, protected from too much Postmus. More photographs are by orders, send $11.95 (plus $2 shipping For additional information, call Russ sun. If the leaf feels hot to the touch of Cliff Beittel, Tom Dunnington, Jim and handling) to Sanibel-Captiva Medin, chapter president, at the hand, move the plant into less sun. Fowler, Terry Keller, and Lorraine Nature Calendar, P.O. Box 356, 939-1766.# Leaf tissue will burn, turn yellow, then Sommer, plus informative photo narra- Sanibel Island, Florida 33957. For the blacken and fall off the plant. It is the heat build-up caused by strong light that results in the burning of the leaf LL ii 7 tissues. Sanibel Brew Pubs Gardening on Sanibel "Buon Appelilo" By Hulda Walters - Audi-ea id you get any 472-1141 I of that rain Diover the week- end? We surely did not, up on this end MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and, so the dry con- Bronzed 10 oz. Beer Steamed Home-style JEAN LE BOEUF tinues for us with FT. MYERS NEWS PRESS Chicken Prime Rib BBQ Baby need for our regular Meatloaf **** - FOOD watering. I am get- Pasta Dinner Back Rib Dinner ••** - ATMOSPHERE ting so used to get- Dinner $999 Dinner $ ••** - SERVICE ting early on my S 8" $9" 1/2 rack 9" watering days that now it is getting to Full rack $ 14" be a regular habit! The worst of it is AUTHENTIC NORTHERN ITALIAN CUISINE that nothing is really doing too well, we FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY FRESHEST FISH & SEAFOOD just need a good soaking rain - water- All-U-Can-Eat Beer Steamed 1.0 OZ. - and MEDITERRANEAN FAVORITES ing just keeps things barely alive and Prime Rib - Enjoy our full service bar my rain barrel has been empty for Fish and BBQ Baby - Try our famous fresh Lime Margueritas weeks so 1 am having to use tap water House-made Back Rib Dinner - Live piano for dining & listening pleasure for all the house plants as well. $9" Chips Dinner - Chef's Specials changing daily We did get the garden all plowed 1/2 rack S9" - Valet Parking nice and deep and all the old plants S Full rack 14" Friday Night Lobster Special removed. I picked eggplant, and toma- 14k Bracelet $700; 14k Earrings $215; 14k Ring $250 toes before destroying it, then put 14k Sandal $200 & Chain $90 - Special $250 MEDITERRANEAN down the black grass cloth for it to FRESH MAINE LOBSTER solarize over the summer. The hot pep- NEW "Sanibel Bucket" $365 with .10ct Diamond $540 pers are still doing very well, so we cut ' Serving Lunch & Dinner We specialize in private parties around them to let them continue to Full Liquor Bar • Craft-Brewed Beers GIFT CERTIFICATES • TAKE-OUT AVAILABLE grow and bear. I suppose they will live- Open 7 Days • 11:30 am - 10 pm • 395-2030 Reservations Welcome right on through the summer. S ibel r Xt t0 riutmeg Village 1/2 mile W Continued on page 44 1547 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel • Children's Menu Available n.i i" '• J7 . - of Tarpon Bay Rd Periwinkle Place Shopping Center • Sanibel Island • (941) 472-4177 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 19 Page 18 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 water lines with estimate of new reuse- From page 8 Utility Easement providing 50,000 gallons of additional Casa Mariposa For Tele Act 96 Checking First Conservation Of effluent disposalcapacity. Pipe installa- Moratorium tion by September 1, 1999, Financing; 2 Help G-r-r Greiner, or Parcel Now In Vacated Approval of Revised Beach Road s Michigan Homes, Incorporated Consulting;"Second Great For Dames 8c Although lawyers in and out of city Paving Fund for fiscal 1998- 99 Getting Math Private Hands is selling its property to Regal (appropriating $60,000 in special government had earlier urged caution, Capital of Canada, President Opinion" Moore? ity Councilors on Tuesday at the moratorium was declared "on pro- A assessment revenue and $30,000 Straight MacKenzie Hall approved sale of Mary Ellen Lagg has told Chicago Title, cessing or approval of applications for in city matching funds in order to hat "second opinion" City hy didn't Dames & Moore, a 50-foot wide parcel of land, Incorporated to "take out of closing complete the Special ity Councilors approved a resolu- Councilors had decided to seek top-ranked firm on profession- C certain telecommunications devices..." 18,000 square feet, which was once "Chowder Co. proceeds the sum of $27,500." Assessment Project estimated at tion accepting commitment from on providing professional plan- al engineering services for Planning Director Bruce Rogers had SunTrust Bank to provide funds T W part of a Silver Key litigation, to Ralph That sum is what the city contends $90,000) C ning consulting services for especially wastewater reuse, disclose it had been Fj worth seeking journeyed to Draft 15 (embarking on and Caroline Clark. Michigan Homes Beachview Properties for the purpose of financing the city's wireless, was resolved on Tuesday, bought out by URS Greiner? . out on Sanibel"I multi-mini 45-foot only towers suggest- w share of Casa Mariposa, but not before Although the city now owns the ed by Councilor Andrew Reding as owes for the "remainder of a donation when the selected 2 Help Consulting, That was the note of caution Acting of $500 per lot for the city's Below Due Diligence" they wondered how Finance Director Tempe, Arizona. property, it is "not useful, too small, if You Can Find Us, opposed to Rogers' own Draft 14 with Renee Lynch had done her math. City Manager/City Attorney Bob Pritt and disconnected from Silver Key," one 199-foot and two 165 foot towers Market Rate Housing Program as 2 Help Consulting "had done it on a echoed in his less than full endorse- You'll Love Us! shown in the development permit," she On Dolive and To save money, Lynch told them, according to the City Manager/City with co-locations in collaboration with regional basis in Prescott, Arizona," ment, for now anyway, of the firm to Attorney Bob Pritt. wrote. doing two borrowings separately to according to Planning Director Bruce prepare a permit modification and consultant Michael Kurtis) before the snare lowest interest. It was originally purchased by formal halt. Lagg's memo was included with a Sealover Rogers. reuse engineering report of island-wide rraopicAiJ Her and their concerns were for the thwarted developers who had intended But a new draft by November 27 resolution to vacate a six-foot utility Voting in open forum, Councilors reuse of wastewater easement at 959 Periwinkle Way." enry Clarke Dolive of Cincinnati city's share of the construction costs of it as access to Silver Key, upon which SUNSET based on some recommendations and Edward L Sealover of also chose as a back-up Consult First, The committed contract for about they intended to build three houses. a 12-unit Below Market Rate Housing Inc., Sarasota. $37,500 could be tabled for a couple through "second opinion" seemed a HAtlanta Beach, North Carolina Project, or Casa Mariposa, in the But the parcel was purchased by the The total of seven who responded to of weeks until Pritt could find out why, DINNERS way to go to Brown, Hillebrandt and were in first and second positions to amount of $650,000 from Sun Trust city with state funds. Thus any transac- 4-6 p.m. Daily Reding. Consent become the next city manager, if City enquiry also included Environmental in the opinion of City Councilors. So tion would have to be approved by the and refinancing the outstanding cumu- Services Associates (ESA), Telecom that's what they did on Tuesday at $ "That will have the ordinance in Councilors' "sunshine voting" remains lative debt to Riverside Nation Bank for state, but this, implied the city attorney, place by Thanksgiving," Hillebrandt Agenda Items stable. Planners, Comp Com, Kreiner & MacKenzie Hall. while red tape, would be a formality. $1,348,997 certifying the loan is quali- Kreines, and OTM Engineering, Inc. {Reporter's note URS Greiner is said. "We must do every possible thing Three of the seven finalists of 170 fied tax exempt borrowing the latter Moreover, Ralph Clark told Approved withdrew in the last stretch of the "city Councilor Andrew~Reding's vote Lee County Department of Councilors, "We are not interested in 12 Items to choose from to make that a reality " pledges Causeway surplus funds for was for Kreines & Kreines, which had Transportation's consultant on replace- Resident Alice Kyllo agreed. "It's a City Councilors on Tuesday adopted Manager search," according to Bob repayment). building another house on the strip AH new selections with Prltt, Acting City Manager earlier, through generosity of John La ment of drawbridge to mainland in 15 (adjacent to the White Heron House) big relief...a breathing space." resolutions on their Consent Agenda On CHR's share of the construction, Gorce and his wife and other residents, years.) a tropical flair! Not entirely, in the opinion of on Tuesday as follows: Next stage is background investiga- SunTrust would require 4.6 percent but would simply "like to clean it up tion by Sanibel's Police Department, presented opinion at Sanibel Stay tuned.& and have as conservation property." Attorney for Sprint's Matt Uhle: "What Approval of Change Order No. 5 to with prepayment monthly Community Center. Reding's other Jn the heart of Periwinkle about short term effects? Isn't there the agreement with Kamphuis Pipeline further due diligence check with refer- Councilors also waived weight per- Eventually, they would like to reroute Place Shopping Center ences, which Pritt suggested the city's plea was specifically for help on the the existing driveway, he added.$ some relief for them (such as Nextel's Company for installation of reuse water mit fees for the BMRH Casa Mariposa "Master Plan " 472-2525 co-location on an existing Sprint and raw wastewater lines from Ohva personnel consultant Tom Whitecotton project under their "city exempt" sta- Serving Breakfast, tower)?" Street to 1610 Middle Gulf Drive in the do, and last will be the "conditional tus.^ Lunch & Dinner amount of $425,860 (contract with offer of employment." 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. daily Hartman & Associates, Incorporated Councilor Steve Brown extolled the on April 20, 1999) to fast-track instal- virtues of yet another candidate, the lation of reuse water and raw waste- only one to immediately respond with a "thank you" for the opportunity.^ DINE AiviidsT AN AUTHENTIC p Of A SouTh AMERICAN TiiopicAl RAINFOREST .•'A.CL\ £ EXPANDED OUR BREAKFAST BRUNCH! L-a Every Saturday & Sunday burro on Prime Ribs of Beef 7:30 a.m. - 12 noon All You Can OVER 30 ITEMS!

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Rauschenberg/Lalor Scholarships The Playwrights First Award, New World Premiere Plays in America Festival and the InterPlay International Play Festival. Of Domestic? His plays have been produced all across the country and published in Tronquility Best American Short Plays and Plays From The Actors Theatre In heatre Conspiracy is proud to TUESDAYS announce that the world pre- Louisville, Vol. Four. Domestic miere performances of Domestic Tranquility is destined to be the not to T be missed theatrical event of the sum- Tranquility, a comedy by Rich Orloff Every Tuesday Fro^H 4 p^n wntil 10 will be held July 29 through August 15 at the Foulds Theatre in Fort Myers. WELCOME Enjoy Any Dinner Entree Domestic Tranquility has recently 95 $ 95 been chosen the winner of Theatre Vintage irly Priced ¥YOH% *12 to \9 Conspiracy's 2nd Annual New Play toOTTERVIU Contest. Selected from 98 submissions Magazine $ received from across the United States, Scotland and Ireland, this hysterically Exhibit for ^ust 10°° funny play tells the story of a nice fami- retired editor and writer on Fort ly living in a nice suburb during the nice Myers Beach is a collector of 1950s that have their lives turned printed periodical information upside down when three escaped con- A on writer Ernest Hemingway whose victs with bad table manners hide out in 100th birthday occurs on July 21. their home. The world premiere per- formances will be part of the New Arts Exhibits of some of Thurlow O. t the BIG Arts Annual Dinner, Syril Ivler Rubin and Wendy Humphrey, Cannon's vintage magazines that fea- Virginia Johnson, and Tim Smith, BIG Arts Scholarship Committee Festival at the Foulds Theatre. Shows are Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 ture Hemingway on their covers are Aannounced the recipients of the Robert Rauschenberg/Ida Lalor now in place in three area libraries; p.m. with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Scholarship. The scholarships were presented to Robert Montgomery of Captiva, Sanibel, Fort Myers and Cape Coral ,. 472-8311 • 975 Rabbit Road Drew Stern of Sanibel, Jack O'Brien of Ft. Myers Beach and Nguyen Nguyen of Tickets are $14 and can be purchased (At the corner of Rabbit Kd. & Sanibel-Captiva Rd. by calling Theatre Conspiracy's box for a three-week period. Each library Cape Coral. All of the recipients will use the scholarships to further their educa- has separate materials. Offer riot Valid With Any Other Coupons or Discounts. tion in the arts. office at 936-3239. The publications include Life, Look, Applications for the year 2000 will be available at BIG Arts this fall. Applicants Domestic Tranquility will be the Time, New York Times Magazine, Breakfast • kwieh • Dinner must live or work on Sanibel or Captiva for two years.& first time Rick Orloff's work has been Esquire, Saturday Evening Post, The 1 presented in Southwest Florida. Atlantic, Saturday Review and Sports However, his credentials as a play- Illustrated. And Snacks Iji Between! I 1 wright are outstanding. Mr. Orloff is a Part of Cannon's collection is a member of the Dramatist Guild and copy of At/antic Monthly for July, 1 made his Off-Broadway debut earlier 1927. There is no printing on that Of Sanibel this year with the comic revue OYI. His cover, but it lists young Hemingway's 395rfl42 I Cordially invites you to enjoy one works have won competitions such as, short story, Fifty Grand as its lead arti- I cle. The theme of Cannon's three COMPLIMENTARY Hemingway library exhibits is "The I most visible American writer of the SIX INCH SANDWICH GROG SHOP twentieth century." when a Six Inch Sandwich & Cannon is enthusiastic about the i Hemingway Centenary, noting that Fountain Drink is purchased. WINE • SPIRITS • LIQUEURS • FINE CIGARS many events are scheduled. A presti- ONE OF THE BEST SELECTIONS OF DOMESTIC & IMPORTED WINES ON THE WEST COAST gious symposium on the famous writer was held in April at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston, which SUBWAY I CAfTtYA -> — houses a valuable Hemingway 472-1155 "Chowder Co. Collection. | worth seeking The Hemingway milestone will be finest widely celebrated in the writer's home- SiytoutonSaniberl town, Oak Park, Illinois. Most of its [f You Can Find Us, events will center around the house in which he was born in 1899. MANGIA^E BEVI Selection You'll Love Us! The Michigan Hemingway Society will also have an ambitious program, as ! L R STORANTE ; Finders Fee j the honored man spent his first 19 A Tasle of Italy on Sanibel Island summers at Walloon Lake, near i 15% OFF Petoskey in that state. *•*•• In addition to the traditional festival ALL CATEGORIES Serving Dinner 5:30 p.m. 'til in Key West there will an international Chosen in the Top 10 Restaurants Breakfast colloquium on Hemingway at his ! With this ad-Exp. 6/11/99 I in S.W. Florida distinctive Cuban home near Finca Vigia — that "A Culinary Oasis, Inside you are in Italy" | 8 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Daily \ in October. Culinary Institute of America (3-hoice i • Fresh Ground !• Locally there is the Hemingway I Gourmet Coffee j International Festival on Sanibel later this month .^ Welcome J • Homestyle Breakfasts • We Cook Italian ! • Belgian Waffles j We Speak Italian j • And Much More! [ Sanibel Historical Village And We Sing In Italian Too! In the heart of PeriwinWe & Museum Place Shopping Center Reservations Recommended Bailey's Shopping Center Location: Dunlop Rd. next to B.I.G. Arts 472-0690 472-2525 Hours: Wed.-Sat., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. NEXTT0THETHEATER»472-1682 YM Serving Breakfast* Sun., 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. 2055 Periwinkle Way, Forever Green Shops, Sanibel Island OPEN MON. - SAT. 8 AM, - 9 P,M /SUNDAY NOON- 7 T>M. • tO% DISCOUNT ON CASE ORDERS , Lunch & Dinner Phone: 472-4648 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. daily Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 23 Page 22 Island Sun-June 4, 1999 quality of its 120 paintings by in the Fort Myers area. The Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre is on Run For Your An O'Keeffe O'Keeffe, will now give an opportunity Children's Philharmonic Center for the Arts is at New Arts July 17. Audiences will love this music to visitors to see the wide range of her 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. in Naples. about the Smith family set during the Wife At Old Summer work in the area where she lived until Theater at The Tickets are also available at the Festival 1904 World's Fair in St.Louis. Tickets her death in 1986 at the age of 99. Philharmonic Ticket Outlet at for this performance are $36 and can Schoolhouse General admission tickets to the be purchased by calling the Broadway By Priscilla Friedersdorf Coastland Center mall. The Phil is Celebrates The eet John Smith, a taxi driver Phillips Collection for this special show Phil Kicks Off located at 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. in Palm at 278-4422. n exceptional exhibit is awaiting are $12 50 for adults and $9.50 for Nine-foot tall puppets will entertain and a very ordinary man There he Philharmonic Center for the Naples.^ New Millennium is one thing that makes Mr. those of you whose travels will seniors and include the audio tour. Arts' summertime Children's children and adults alike in the fanciful M take you to Washington, D.C. or Children 11 and under enter free. Smith extraordinary. He happens to A celebration of arts and culture in fairytale production of Cinderella and TTheater program kicks off with have two wives. You'll be doubled over Santa Fe.New Mexico this Hours are from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. six performances of the delightful BW Summer the new millenniunn is one focus the Chinese Slipper presented by Bits summer.Georgia O'Keeffe: The Poetry Tuesday through Saturday and on of the 10th Anniversary New N' Pieces Giant Puppet Theatre on with laughter as Run For Your Wife, a and Friends on Thursday, Friday, and A side-splitting comedy by Ray Cooney, of Things brings together 69 of the Sundays from noon until 4 p.m. For Arts Festival July 25 - August 15. Monday, August 9 at the Arcade Saturday, June 24, 25 and 26 at 9.30 Exhibition opens at the Old Schoolhouse Theater artist's works which were painted from infoimation phone (202)387-2151. a.m. and 11:30 a.m. each day. All per- Presented by the Alliance for the Arts, Theatre, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. A hands- 1908 to 1963. The address is Massachusetts Avenue his is the first summer that the this year's festival features world-class on workshop for teachers will follow on Thursday, June 3 at 8 p.m. formances are in the Daniels Pavilion. Playgoers who were lucky enough to The most stunning paintings in the at Twenty-first Street, N W., BW and Friends is a musical come- Fort Myers Beach Art artists and instructors in the visual and the 2 p.m. performance with in-service Washington, D.C , near Dupont Circle. Association has paintings on get tickets to JT Smith's latest hit Lend exhibit are her flower paintings. Their dy that takes a humorous look at sever- T performing arts. credits available. Call 939-2787 for vivid colors and detail, presented with- In Santa Fe, the Georgia O'Keeffe exhibit and it welcomes visitors to stop Visitors can experience perfor- tickets. Me A Tenor, have said, "It's the funni- al Grimm fairy tales and the morals est show I have ever seen!" Run For out the distraction of background, con- museum is open Tuesday through by. The Gallery will be open every mances in a cultural climate that per- Other hands-on workshops are avail- they espouse. It follows BW, the Your Wife is even funnier, and audi- firm her place in the art world of this Sunday. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. mits the arts to grow and flourish in able for artists of all levels, they world's most intelligent Bookworm, as ences are sure to laugh themselves silly. century. The audio tour of the collec- (Fridays, 8 p.m.) and the admission is he explores the past with his amazing until 1 p.m. During these hours the Southwest Florida. The festival's events include; watercolor, pastel portrait Featured in the cast are island tion with O'Keeffe's own voice describ- $5; free for children under 17. On molecular-transmobilizer. Indoor Painters will be busy in the stu- include a Broadway musical, student painting, print making, poetry, and dio sketching and painting from still-life favorites, Victor Legarreta, Clement ing some of her work is an added Wednesdays, seniors can visit free of BW and Friends is geared for chil- dance and musical theatre perfor- Pilates, the workout preferred by stars enhancement. charge and admission is free on Friday set-ups. These experienced artists mances, world class dance, chamber around the world. For more informa- Valentine, Dave Yudowitz, and Bert dren ages 4 through 10 and is 50 min- Michaels. Two of the lovely ladies from The show has been assembled for night from 5 to 8 p.m. for everyone. utes in length. It is part of The invite beginners and visitors to join in music, theatre performances and vari- tion, or to enroll in a workshop, call the painting sessions these two morn- Lend Me A Tenor, Unota Lucero and the Phillips Collection under the direc- For more information, call Teachers Amazing Apple Series. ous Master Artists Classes. 939-2787. tion of the curator Elizabeth Hutton (505)995-0785.^ ings each week. The Art Association is Lovers of great dance will enjoy Festival-goers looking for a weekend Beth Ellege play the wives. Rounding Autographs will be given after each out the cast is Walt Nichols, making his Turner. The Washington Post writes, performance. located at Donora and Shell Mound three weekends of enthralling perfor- getaway or a vacation can receive spe- Boulevards, just behind the Fire Station Sanibel Island debut. Run For Your "It was museum founder Duncan Tickets for BW and Friends are mance Parsons Dance Company, cial rates on flights and accommoda- Phillips, after all, who bought the first on the Beach. For further information called a group of "amazingly polished tions. Hotels participating in the special Wife is directed by JT Smith, scenic $10 for adults and $5 for students. For design is by Rochelle Festa, and the painting by O'Keeffe ever to enter a the poetry of things Bailey-Matthew's more information or to order tickets, on the summer activities, call the dancers," by the New York Times will rate plan include The Holiday Inn Sun Gallery on Wednesday and Thursday production stage manager is Leanne museum collection." The superb light- Shell Museum contact customer service at 597-1900 perform on Saturday July 31, at the Spree and Holiday Inn Select, the ing and easy flow of visitors from one mornings at 463-3909.* Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall. Radisson, and Homewood Suites. Braman. impressive in reproductions than in Location: 3075 Sanibel-Captiva Rd. in the Naples area or (800) 597-1900 The regular playing schedule is room to another in the new wing of The Martha Graham Dance Ensemble Reservations should be handled the Phillips Collection enables you to person. The blues of the background Hours- Tues -Sun., 10 a m -4 p.m. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday paint appear harsh. which features repertory work the artist through Geraci Travel (800) 741-791. return for another look at your Fees Adults $5 00 PARTY LIKE ITS evenings at 8 p.m. through July 17. The exhibition opens in Santa Fe at For Reservations Call TIME Magazine calls the "Dancer of The 10th Anniversary New Arts favorites. Ages 8-16 $3 00 the Century," will perform on Saturday Tickets may be ordered by calling the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum on 1999! Festival is presented by the Alliance for The bleached animal bones and arti- Children 7 & under Free 472-9200 August 7 at the Arcade Theatre, To 472-6862, or by stopping by the box August 6 and continues through Cuz it won't be for long! the Arts, Lee Island Coast Visitor and facts from O'Keeffe's beloved New Specials: Slide Show daily @ 11, 12, 2 & 3 2255 West 6ulf Drive close the dance portion of the festival office at 1905 Periwinkle Way. Don't October 17. The new museum, which Make Your ] Convention Bureau, Lee County, the Mexico are also well represented at Casa Ybel the Demetrius Klein Dance Company, miss this laugh riot English farced has been criticized for the paucity and Phone: 395-2233 Sanibel Island Reservations Today to City of Fort Myers, the Ft. Myers Some of these paintings are more TfflSTLELODGE Ring in the Millenium at recent winner of a Guggenheim Downtown Redevelopment Agency, WATERFRONT RESIAURANT The Thistle Lodge! Foundation Fellowship performs on the State of Florida Division of Cultural AT CASA YBEL Saturday, August 14 at the Arcade Affairs, Broadway Palm Dinner t Theatre. Call 939-2787 for tickets. Theatre, Gannett News Press/ the We've Mastered The Art Of Fine Dining Theatre performances during New Sanibel Harbor Princess, and Geraci Li^/o Arts include Domestic Tranquility, a Travel.^ world premier play presented by Theatre Conspiracy at the Foulds THE « FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8-11 p.m. Theatre. Tickets for this play about a We mail to every home and nice family and the not so nice burglars " by Local Favorite Bill Alexander business on Sanibel and JACARANDA* 472-1366 who invade their home are $12 - $14 VCORNER PERIWINKLE & TARPON Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 3 p.m., Mon. - S«t. 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Sunday per person, call 936 3239 for tickets. Captiva every week SEAFOOD « STEAKS • SPIRITS Serving Fresh Local Seafood & Steaks Dinner: 5 - 9:30 p.m., Sun. - Thurs. Fri. 4 Sat. 'til 10 p.m. A New Arts Festival benefit presen- tation of Meet Me In St. Louis at the If It Swims in Florida waters, Dinner 4:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. we probably feature it PRIME STEAKS • CHOPS • SEAFOOD Serving Fresh native Seafood, Beef & Pasta Dishes Open For Lunch. Call 472-0494 Taste of the Islands: - 36 Dining Awards since 1988 including For Reservations • PIZZA • PASTA JEAMLEJOEW gest Restaurant for seafood •Authentic Italian Cuisine •SUBS • WINGS Take a bite out of prime A°mosph*re: **** Sc Best Restaurant • Fresh Seafood Specialties Service:***-v for ^ reasons. EARLY D1N1N@ 4 - 6 PM DAILY The Sanibel Steakhouse "extends a AT THE SANIBEL INN •Choice Bee/ and Veal Enjoy "Garden Dining" on rare night of elegant indulgence." IN THE LOUNGE Often imitated, yet never duplicated, PortoRno remairs the traditional spot for romantic dinners, I1.-00 am - 20:00 pm Sanibel's only outdoor screened-in Open 11:30 a.m. -12:30 a.m. • HAPPY HOURS 3:00 p.m. - 7 p.m. holiday celebrations & family gatherings. Ho need for a special occasion though, join us Best Wine list 1998 Taste of the Islands Award Patio with Raw Bar Reduced Prices on most drinks • NTN TV' TRIVIA - 5 Satellite TV's whenever you hunger for an indulgent meal and attentive service, enjoyed in the Our Goal Is Gulf shore Life Magazine -January 1999 KARAOKE - ever}-Friday & Saturday 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. romantic ambiance ofSanibel's most beautiful restaurant! To All Of Sanibel!!! Friendly Service & "Best Steaks in Lee Co." Lounge open 4 p.m. • Happy Hour daily 4 -7 p.m. LOUNGE SPECIALS Consistently Good Food! 5:00 - 10:00 pm j 95 • Award Winning Wine List < Intimate Bar for Cocktails Serving dinner 5 - 10p.m. nightly Live Entertainment Nightly 1 Lb. Snow Crab Legs with salad $9» • Live Piano by Jean Calamici > $6.95 Children'* Menu r 95 • Banquet & Catering Specialists 1 Daily Chefs Specials & Desserts "s¥iciAuu 'BUYTPIZZA'"^ '*' • Reservations suggested Charlie Jenkins Band Mon. 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 1 Lb. Lobster with Cole Slaw $13« LARGE PIZZA WITH GET 2ND FOR Sewing exclusively USDA The Groove Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Sun. 8:30 - 12:30 $5.00 Off Dinner 2 TOPPINGS Prime Grade Beef, Reggae with Tropical Breeze Fri. & Sat. 8:30 - 12:30 The Stars Come Out... Limit one coupon per table, not valid with any other offer, Not valid with any other offer Also serving native fish, shrimp. - Dinner Daily 5:00 - 10:00 p.m. FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT "foi! JhaVerW'expelTencelfihe besFBaliibeThast6~oft%^nUi Not valid with any other offer Half price pizza equal or lesser value. you've dined at the critically acclaimed Ristorante Portofinol - '-lobster & chicken dishes-. 'Reservations accepted but not required • Dancing- <&, Karaoke with 937 East Gulf Drive • At the Intersection of 2440 Palm Ridge Road in Pelican Place 223 Perivpnkle Way, Sanibel Sheldon ^Btibbif1' Upchyrch East Gulf Drive St the Causeway Road (Lindgren Blvd.) All Major Credit Cards Accepted! 1473 Periwinkle X\jy. Sanibel Island ^•M*,*4A-:*i "«SK-i tpWf-BBSHSaBBBMSMl^B*! Station) * 472-1771 All Major Credit Cards • Proper & Casual Attire Acceptable r Page 24 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 25 The event will be held at Broadway has always invoked images of exotic Benefit For Local Palm Dinner Theatre on Sunday, June locales in his songs (Aruba!, Cassidy. She played the role for a total Come on Home, a tribute to his early 9 a.m.to 12 p.m. for a number of 6, with dessert at 1 p.m. and the Weekend in Monaco ), this time it was Petula Clark At of twelve months on Broadway, fol- R&B influences, and My Time, a two- decades, and the friendly artists invite Musician concert at l:30.p.m. Call 278-4422 his discovery of wooden flute player lowed by a year-long tour throughout disc career retrospective - and resumed beginners and visitors to come out and the U.S. touring to critical acclaim. paint with them. Just bring along a roadway Palm Dinner Theatre is for tickets, or visit the box office at Robert Tree Cody (a Maricopa Indian) Mann Hall 1380 Colonial Boulevard, Fort which gave the composer/producer a "Andrew Lloyd Webber's haunting Tickets for Boz Scaggs are $36. For brown-bag lunch to join in the critique, hosting a performance to raise ilm & music artist Petula Clark will and of course your sketchpad and funds for local musician Gary Myers.# focal point. star in Andrew Lloyd Webber's hit and dazzling Sunset Boulevard allows more information or to order tickets, B audiences to experience the glamour, contact customer service at 597-1900 paints. For further information, Call Ogle, on Sunday, June 6, from musical Sunset Boulevard April Opening for The Rippingtons is gui- F romance, and intrigue of Hollywood in in the Naples area or (800) 597-1900 Robin Germann at 765-4417.& 1 to 3 p.m. Gary recently auditioned Freeman and tarist/songwriter Craig Chaquico who 28 to 30, 2000 at the Barbara B. and was accepted into the prestigious Mann Performing Arts Hall for five the 1950s," said Petula Clark. I am in the Fort Myers area. The went straight from high school to join a thrilled to be part of this epic produc- Philharmonic Center for the Arts is Brevard Music Conservatory in Taylor Debut world-renowned rock band - and then, performances. Brevard, North Carolina, for an inten- tion and excited to play the flamboyant located at 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. in after 16 years, he picked up the Internationally known for her silent screen star Norma Desmond." Naples. Tickets are also available at the Second ACT sive six weeks of training with a full ioneering contemporary jazz acoustic guitar, sold over 500,00, solo Grammy Award winning records orchestra as well as private lessons and group The Rippingtons featuring Let Andrew Lloyd Webber's sweeping, Philharmonic Ticket Outlet at buse Counseling and Treatment, albums on the Higher Octave Music Downtown and / Know A Place, romantic melodies take you back to the Coastland Center Mall, .ft master classes. Tuition is $3050. Gary PRuss Freeman and Paul Taylor label and earned a Grammy nomina- Petula Clark has become a household Inc., will hold its grand opening glamour of 1950s Hollywood. received an $800 scholarship from will be appearing for one night only at tion. With his fourth solo release Once name throughout the world and has Acelebration of "Second ACT", a Brevard. The proceeds from the recital the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts In A Blue Universe, the former been keeping the "beat" going since Subscriptions for this year's 1999- Painters Going fine boutique and art gallery on Friday, at Broadway Palm will be applied Hall Sunday, June 13 at 8 p.m.. Jefferson Starship lead guitarist - who 1949. Petula Clark has sold more gold 2000 Broadway Season are available June 4 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Royal Palm toward the balance of his tuition costs. Opening for The Rippingtons will be won Guitar Player Magazine's most discs than any other British artist and at the Mann Box Office or by calling South Square, 1400 Colonial Boulevard, Gary is 14 years old and will be the former lead guitarist of Jefferson recent reader's poll award for "Best total world record sales are well in 481-4849 or toll free l-(800) 440- Suites 16, 17,and 18. attending the Cypress Lake Center for Starship, Craig Chaquico. Pop Instrumental Guitarist of the Year" excess of 30 million. 7469. Group sales are available by or the next three weeks the Grand opening events include live the Arts next fall. His aspiration is to Gary Ogle Aside from giving Smooth Jazz has blended his rock style with a musi- calling 489-3033 extension 3122. Outdoor Painter's group of the swing music, exhibition dancers, hors In the late 1960s Petula Clark was Visit their web site at www.bbman- become a bassist for a professional some of the greatest instrumental cal maturity to create lush, dynamic, proud to dance and act opposite the FFort Myers Beach Art Association, d' oeuvres, antique cars, raffle prizes, Director at Cypress Lake Middle npah.com for detailed information.& orchestra. He is currently a bassist in melodies ever written, the success of imagery-rich contemporary instrumen- late Fred Astaire in Francis Ford will be moving south of Estero Island photo opportunities and other special Palm Coast Youth Symphony School and District Eight Chairman for The Rippingtons is that their music tal music. Influenced by his life around for their next painting sessions. This surprises. the Florida Orchestra Association; the Coppola's screen adaptation of Orchestra (which has played side by allows the audience to partake in and the Northern California Redwoods, he Finian's Rainbow. She also starred Wednesday, June 9, the group will Special guests include David Essel of side with the Southwest Symphony Palm Coast Youth Symphony share the many passions of group captures the passion and vision of this Boz Scaggs meet at Golf Safari located at 3775 "David Essel Alive!", Flautist Kat Epple Orchestra's string quartet with Jessica with Peter O'Toole in the Herb Ross- Orchestra) and for the Cypress Lake leader Russ Freeman. Focusing around highly acclaimed musician Leslie Bricusse musical adaptation of Bonita Beach Road. After the morning aka Emerald Web, Arts for ACT '99 Hoffmann, Lani Hamilton, Sara mooth '70s superstar Boz Scaggs of painting and a critique over lunch, "Featured Artist" Tozier Henry, and Middle School Advanced Orchestra. the theme of his intense love of skiing, Experience an enchanting evening Goodbye Mr. Chips. Anderson and Mark Edgewood; and The Rippingtons' 1997 Black is back - and will appear for one this location will allow the painters to guest artist Kristi Matthews. This talented young musician plays of jazz at the Barbara B. Mann In October of 1989, Petula opened performance at the Philharmonic both upright and electric bass in the Cypress Lake Middle School's Diamond album debuted at #1 on S play a little golf. So come on down, get acquainted Performing Arts Hall. Tickets for The In an original stage musical Someone Advanced Orchestra's string quartet Billboard's Contemporary Jazz Chart. Center for the Arts on Friday, June 25 with ACT's new boutique and art Cypress Lake Middle School's Jazz Rippingtons may be purchased at the Like You, a passionate love story set at 8 p.m. The following Wednesday, June 16, Band. with Kristin Burt, Thor Firing, Danny The Rippingtons' new album, will find the painting group at the gallery, and swing the night away. Cortez and Gary Ogle on cello. Piano Mann Box Office, by phone at in the aftermath of the American Civil Scaggs' multi-platinum Silk Degrees Gary will perform six solos and sev- Topaz, which was released Tuesday, 481-4849 or Ticketmaster at War. Petula starred in the show, com- Village at Venetian Bay in Naples at Proceeds from Second ACT benefit accompaniment will be provided by May 18, takes us to another place near album went to the top of the charts in the end on Park Shore Drive. And the Abuse Counseling and Treatment, Inc., eral duets. Also performing in the 334-3309. For groups please contact posed the music, wrote the lyrics and 1976 and produced such hits as concert will be a number of renowned Donna Larson. Master of Ceremonies and dear to Freeman's heart-Taos, final week south the group will gather a non profit agency serving victims of is Darien Taylor, weekend air personal- Lana Waltzer at 489-3033 also co-wrote the book with Fay Lowdown, Lido Shuffle and What area musicians including Kevin New Mexico. It's a fond and spirited ext 3122.& Weldon. at the Tennis Pavilion at the Quail domestic violence and their children, ity for WINK FM radio. reflection of Freeman's affinity for the Can 1 Say? A former member of the West Country Club on Bonita Beach survivors or sexual assault and the new Mauldin, Gary's first teacher and princi- In late 1992 Petula starred in the Steve Miller Band, Scaggs scored sev- pal bassist for the Naples Philharmonic Tickets for the performance to bene- Southwest and in particular, his infatua- lead role of Mrs. Johnston in the Road east of highway 1-75. and temporarily homeless. Serving fit Gary Ogle are $10 per person and tion with the irresistibly charming New eral other hits before retiring from the The Outdoor Painting group of the Lee, Hendry, and Glades counties since Orchestra; classical guitarist Matthew Broadway production of Blood music business. More recently, he Nichols; Karen Magin, Orchestra include the performance and dessert. Mexico pueblo town. While Freeman Brothers with David and Shaun Art Association has been meeting 1978. For more information, call released two critically acclaimed CDs ; every Wednesday morning from Second ACT at 418-0331.ft

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TO MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT I 1700 Periwinkle Way, 472-9300 Store Hours Every Day Vart ihii icupon it iJr hc.uji ind Ix1 SIM'H fciBre uCO I'M aid V. w'l nts M 50 r(Ferny aJ"lt d-nner writ n Thc'Ilinfe LAZY FLAMINGO n HAS ESPN 2 Sanibel Island, FL 6 a.m. to midnight *1999 Besr of The Islands Awards Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 27 Page 26 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Effective next school year, our new Early Dismissal (12:00 noon), Last Day Sanibel-Captiva Art Council provide a background for Sanibel School school hours will be 9:15 a.m. to 3:15 of School for Students. the encouragement and educational p.m. All Students dropped off before 9 Reminders: Tuesday, June 15 exposure many artists seek. News a.m. must be enrolled in the Sanibel Summer School Begins (8 a.m. to 12 Art League Membership is not required to partici- School Before School Program at a noon, Thursday, June 17, Miracle Our E-Mail address is Members of the Sanibel-Captiva Art pate in most of the events throughout ongratulations to Khiel Barnard, cost of $2 per day. Pleas see the gold Baseball Island Night, Sunday June 20, the year. League currently have work on exhibit Emma Wheeler, Christian Ligori, flyer explaining this program being Happy Father's Day, Monday August islansun@gate. net at Barrier Island Group for the Arts. Just as the population has grown so CKaitlyn Herman, Sam sent home with students today. 23, First Day of School (9:15 a.m. to Some of the paintings in this non- has the membership increased over the Halverson, Julia Cacioppo, Aaron years. Academic background and pro- Walton, Kylie Schlegel, Chris Larsen, Attention Island Night participants; 3:15 p.m.)# juried summer exhibition are of local Thursday, June 17 is Island Night at scenes rendered in various media dur- fessional experience in commercial and Elizabeth Weatherby, Chris Tipton, fine art varies among the members. and Jennifer Fouiks on being named the Lee County Sports Complex. All ing the weekly paint-outs, portrait children who are in the parade, includ- classes, or workshops. The Art League Many of the members have become Citizens of the week. involved in art after retirement or are ing Little League All Stars, are asked to began over 30 years ago with a small The Sanibel School would like to arrive at the stadium no later than 6:15 HappyBirthday group of artists who were dedicated to visitors to the area. For more informa- thank the City of Sanibel and Jeannine tion call Dick Smith, 472-6531, or p.m. for the parade line-up. Any indi- the enrichment of cultural experience Mendolusky for their cooperation in viduals or groups wishing to participate and creative growth in the visual arts. Nancy Jones, 472-1491, or write to making fifth grade Student San-Cap Art League, P.O. Box 1192, may call Deb Gleason for information The seasonal juried shows, critiques, Government Day such a great success at 472-1956. individual member exhibits, interesting Sanibel, Florida 33957. and valuable learning experience for Barrier island Group For The Arts is out students. Thanks also, to the forth A special thank you to the Village meeting programs and networking with Cafe for hosting a dinner for the other artists in the Southwest Florida located at 900 Dunlop Rd., next to grade parents for the wonderful lun- cheon and to Mrs. Fink for orchestrat- Sanibel School Fund on Saturday, June ing this exciting event. « 12. A portion of the proceeds will ben- Island House watercolor by Carol Hagerman, Sanibel-Captiva Art League efit the students at The Sanibel School Girls Rule! Parents of students in grades one for more information contact Gerard through five will receive results of (but Boys get equal opportunity, too, at the Children's Education Center of the Islands) City Hail. The Phillips Gallery is open show I have ever seen." JT thinks Run Pinault at 472-1956. weekday mornings. Call 395-0900 for District wide standardized tests today. Pre-packaged school supplies for The Islands' only award-winning, not-for-profit preschool is accepting For Your Wife is even funnier, and Students in grades one through three more information about this show and audiences will laugh themselves silly. kindergarten through 6th grade will applications for the 1999-2000 school year. " other events at BIG Arts.^ will receive results of the Gates- again be available to purchase from the Run For Your Wife opens on McGinitie test administered in April. Boys and girls alike enjoy a positive start on a lifetime Thursday, June 3 at 8 p.m., and plays School Store in early August. Please Fourth grade students will bring watch local newspapers for availability of learning in a loving environment that promotes Thursday, Friday, and Saturday home the scores from Florida trust, belonging, confidence and initiative. Hilarious Farce evenings at 8 p.m. through July 17. All dates and times. Writes!.FCAT and Levels Tests. Fifth Year End School Activity Schedule eet John Smith, a taxi driver tickets are $15. graders will receive results of Levels Openings are available for all who will be Featured in the cast are school house Monday, June 7: 5th grade Trip to 2,3, or 4 years old as of September 1. and a very ordinary man. There Tests and FCAT. these tests are valu- is one thing that makes Mr. favorites, Clement Valentine, Beth Tampa, Tuesday, June 8 Swim Party M able tools in the assessment of and Fifth Grade DARE Graduation and Call 472-4538 to arrange a visit this Smith extraordinary. He happens to Ellege and Unota Lucero, all seen in progress for our students. Please spring for you and your preschooler. have two wives! You'll be doubled over Lend Me a Tenor. Run For Your Awards Program (5:30 p.m.), review the accompanying literature Wednesday, June 9, Talent show (8:15 with laughter as Run For Your Wife Wife is directed by JT Smith. Tickets from the school district to interpret Happy Birthday to Deena Banta, who celebrated her 12th birthday on by Ray Cooney unfolds. Theatergoers may be ordered by calling 472-6862, a.m.) and Early Dismissal at noon., May 27. "Happy Birthday" from Mommy! scores and feel free to call Louise Thursday, June 10; Kg and 1st grade who were lucky enough to get tickets or by stopping by the box office at Taylor with any questions at 472- (Z-year^M'thins, Alex lutdTeddi Western'' 1905 Periwinkle Way. Mastercard/Visa Awards Program (9:30- 10:30 a.m.), the playground with their friend Carolina At ce, 3) CHILDREN'S EDUCATION CENTER OF THE ISLANDS to JT Smith's latest hit Lend Me a 1617. 350 CaiaTbcl Road • Sanibel Honda 33957 Tenor, have said, "It's the funniest accepted. & Welcome to Our House Sanibel's Award Winning Call 2255 West Gulf Drive The Gulf of 472-9200 at Casa Ybel Italian Restaurant Just Mexico For Reservations Sanibel Island Won Some More Awardsl* The White Sand THISTLEIODGE WATERFRONT RESTAURANT. AT CASA YBEL The Beautiful Why travel down the STRAIGHT and NARROW when you can go off the (well) beaten path? Sunsets Casual Caribbean Dining awaits you where views of the Gulf abound. ( RESTAURAriT, LUNCH ON THE WATERFRONT Dinner For The ENTREES Best Italian Food! Family at The All entrees served with seasonal vegetables and island rice. Papaya Tamarind Barbequed Chicken Jerked Pork Brochette (Frankly, we still think we make the Mucky Duck Marinated breast of chicken grilled with a special A generous serving of jerk marinated tenderloin best pizza, but we'll let you decide!) island barbeque sauce grilled and served with mango chutney Now That's Jumbo Stuffed Shrimp Crispy Asian Duck Stuffed with blue crab, herbs, and cheese served Basted with guava and honey barbeque sauce Take Out our Specialty! with mango papaya salsa SANDWICHES All sandwiches served with french fries and fresh fruit or Georgia's Cole Slaw Blackened or Fried Grouper Jerked Chicken Sandwich Lunch 11 am - 5 pm & Dinner 5 - 10 pm Cuban.Grill Our Fabulous Frank 472-8311 Reservations gladly accepted Portabella Mushroom Melt . Florida Cheesesteak 975 Rabbit Road OIF*** MWjmMisama A Grilled Tuna Salad Sandwich Casa Ybel Burger (At the corner of Rabbit Rd. & Sanibel-Captiva Rd.) Smoke-Free Ask about our speciaity salads, soups, croissants, and foccacia and other available lunch items! "SEAFOOD ITAUAM STYIC " Restaurant r^ Check out Happy Hour Tfce Island's Only WoodlFiredPkffl! WINNER 1999 TASTE OFTHE ISLANDS- TASTE OF THE TASTE S BESTAPPETI2ER Sanibel's newest 25if- Wings Lunch 11:30 - 2:30 • Dinner 5:00 - 9:30 Hot Spot! $3 Pitchers Open All Day For Beer & Wine SOLVE YOUR Y2K PROBLEM! OPEN DAILY 4 TV Screens $1 Drafts Closed Sundays • Credit Cards Accepted Fool Table, (next to the Island House) Celebrate the Millenium Lunch 11:30 a.m. • 3 p.m. Mon. • Sat. Open 5 p.m. - i a.m. 5 - 8 p.m. 1200 Periwinkle Way «•» BARLV DINING SPECIAL 472-3434 11 a.m. • 3 p.m. Sunday Dart Boards, Partying at the Thistle Lodge! Closed-Mondays Bar menu 'til II h Located deep in the heart of downtown Captiva 111 <•', i Directly on the Gulf where the sun sets nightly. Dinner 5-9:30 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. Make Your Reservations Today! Fri. & Sat. 'til 10 p.m. Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 29 Page 28 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 God And Family Medallion Recipients Mother's Morning Out At BIG Arts ere s an opportunity for Mom or "Mr Mom and their chil- Hdren (5-12 years) to have fun while finding creative outlets Starting June 22 through July 27, enjoy a morning out at BIG Arts The six week series is scheduled on Tuesday morn- ings from 9 30 to 11 30 a m Lois Ferguson will teach the Mother's workshop starting with instruction on furniture painting Achieve a sense of accomplishment turning dull or discarded furniture into works of art for your home Christopher DiBiase, Alec Cohn and Sam Halverson were among Pack 33's grad- Cathy Taylor will lead the children's uating Wolf cubs. They received diplomas advancing their rank to Bear Cubs Pack 33 Cubmaster Mike Papanicolas workshop With her contagious enthu- Ryan Geraci and Karl Dusenbery crossed the bridge from Cub Scouts and presents Karl Dusenbery and his received their Boy Scout Neckerchief from Cubmaster Mike Papanicolas at a Will Harmon, Karl Murdock, and Karl Dusenbery, Webelos with Cub Scout siasm and engaging sense of humor, Eleven Tiger Cubs (first graders) Nine Cub Scouts received their leader-mother Maria Dusenbery with Cathy creates a joyful atmosphere for special graduation ceremony on Sunday, May 23 graduated to Bear Cubs Zachary World Conservation Award, a one-time the Arrow of Light, the highest award in Pack 33 on Sanibel and Captiva, received the God and Family medallion in a ceremony at Sanibel Community Church on Sunday, May 16,1999. Pastor Ed children to develop their creative abili- Thirteen Bear Cubs (third graders) Bermudez, Jamie Beth, David Bilske, award requiring a pack conservation Cub Scouting ties Tad Caldwell, Zachary Cook, project and weeks of preparation They Vanderhey worked with the Scouts to help them earn the prestigious award, Cub Scouts graduated to the rank of Webelos Pack Committee Chair Chelle one in a series of four God and Country awards. Maria Dusenbery leads the Class size is limited, so call to regis- They included Matthew Cacioppo, Kristopher Kilgore, Christian Ligon, were Matthew Cacioppo, Andrew ter and sign up now Children without Sam McDowell, Conrad Petersen, Corke, Jed Krause, Alex McDaniel, Walton called "the best year in the his- Webelos den under the direction of Cubmaster Mike Papanicolas. Graduate Andrew Corke, Connor Dupont, Jed tory of Scouting on Sanibel" adults will not be accepted in this pro- Krause, Jean-Michael Ligon, Mico James Shannon, and Carl VonHarten Guy Pepitone, Sam Ravenna, Aaron gram. Prices for six week Series- anibel Cub Scout Pack 33 gradu- Five were present to receive diploma's Walton, Karl Dusenbery, and Will " Next year will be even better," she Manante, Alex McDaniel Nathan promised the boys and their parents & Adults, $50 First child $40, Additional ated in ranks 34 boys at its first Papanicolas, Jared Peeke, Justin and cross the bridge into Cub Scouting Harmon Sanibel sports coaches were Community Association Building graduation ceremony on Sunday, child, $25 Single Session. Adults $10, S Peeke, Guy Pepitone, Sam Ravenna, on hand to present sports awards. BIG Arts Categories include Ceramics, Fiber Art, First child $10, Additional child, $8 May 23, at Sanibel Community Church and Aaron Walton. They included swim coach John gar- Sanibel Historical Village Original Wearable Art, Glass, Call 395-0900 for more information # Two Webelos Scouts graduated into den, soccer and baseball coach Keith Craft Fair Graphics, Jewelry, Mixed media, Boy Scouting Ryan Geraci and Karl Graduating from Wolf Cubs (second & Museum graders) to Bear Cubs were Craig Owens, and soccer coach Sondra pplications are available for the Painting Photography, and Sculpture. Dusenbery crossed the bridge from Healey Location Dunlop Rd next to B I G Arts A minimum of $1800 in Awards will Cub to Boy Scouts at the ceremony's Bickett, Johnathon Cain, Alec Cohn, "the best year in B 1 G Arts 20th Annual Fine Christopher DiBiase, Sam Halverson, The graduation ceremony concluded Hours Wed -Sat ,10am -4pm Art and Contemporary Craft be presented Applications are due climax Dusenbery also received his the History of Scouting with a special cake from Bailey's con- Sun ,1pm.-4pm A August 16, 1999. Call B 1 G. Arts for Arrow of Light, the highest honor Daniel Luc, Palmer Rosen, and Jelle Fair The event will take place Verwer on Sanibel" gratulating the boys on what Phone 472-4648 November 26 and 27, at the Sanibel information 395 0900 # warded in Cub Scouts Pack Committee Chair Chelle

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behavior. You might be surprised by his gunshot wound ... June 6, TRIVIA TEST your own little quirks. 1978, California voters approved Opening For "FloridaViews" FAMOUS FOLKS THAT MAKE US LAUGH SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to Proposition 13, a state constitutional he work of three artists living in the state of Florida are on display at the 1. What is Joan Rivers' most famous line? December 21) The center of atten- amendment slashing property taxes Alliance for the Arts. "FLORIDAVIEWS" an exhibition of sculpture, pencil 2. What state was former talk-show host Johnny Carson born in? tion has oriented itself on you. ... June 6, 1984, former Vice Tdrawings and oil paintings will have an opening reception June 4 from 3. On the hit CBS sitcom, "All In The Family," what city was actor Rob Although you didn't plan to be in the President Walter Mondale won the 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Frizzell Gallery, 10091 McGregor Blvd. Reiner's character from? spotlight, there is no reason you Democratic presidential nomination Ellen Pavlakos' figurative sculptures stem from a solid, classical approach, 4. Who is the famous creator of the extremely popular daily comic strip can't enjoy it for a while. and chose Rep. Geraldine Ferraro (D- enhanced by a personal point of view. Born in Greece, Pavlakos' style has a link "Curtis" distributed nationwide by King Features Syndicate? CAPRICORN (December 22 to N.Y.) as his running mate for vice to the classical Greek. Her work has been displayed all over the state of Florida R. Schofield Eye of the Needle 5. What soap opera character from ABC's popular "All My Children" also January 19) Family members may president ... June 2, 1997, and in Greece, Paris and Cyprus. - is a famous comedian? show you your own limitations. They Timothy McVeigh was convicted of Geoffrey Hamel uses colored pencils and oils to create detailed landscapes of Join in an evening of art that will alter your perspective. 6. Where did the Bunkers reside on "All In The Family"? don't mean to hurt you, only to bring conspiracy and murder in the 1995 Florida forests and coastlands. Hamel has been captivated by the forest and its Also in June, print maker Marcia Stewart will show her work in the Alliance 7. What was Mother Jefferson's character's first name on "The you back in touch with reality. bombing of a federal office building Members Gallery. Stewart does experimental print making using a variety of tech- Jeffersons"? AQUARIUS (January 20 to in Oklahoma City that killed 168 niques and materials. 8. Who was Rhoda's (Valarie Harper's) doorman's name when she moved February IS) A wellspring of inner people ... June 1, 1998, a legal Alliance for the Arts gallery hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through to New York City on the sitcom, "Rhoda"? power has been tapped You feel confrontation between President Bill Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. Call 939-2787 for more financially secure, well-loved and Clinton and Kenneth Starr, the inde- information.^ ilNSWERSl totally in command of your personal pendent counsel investigating his g - L :suaan£> life. association with former White House 9 t/liaaioSjuo]^ uosvpep PISCES (February 19 to March intern Monica Lewinsky and other ou_m rta||!/Y\ matters, continued with Clinton back- •g :rta[s5ui[|ig /Sey • m 'OSSDRJQ g :BMOJ Z 3M ueD,, 'I 20) Emotional currents run swiftly and are dangerously high at this time. ing off on one point and deciding not My Stars • • • you need to rest and rejuvenate. Try to remain close to shore or you to carry his claim of executive privi- LEO (July 23 to August 22) Total may be swept out of control.X lege to the Supreme Court, although ARIES (March 21 to April 19) strangers become your allies, and he was continuing to press his claim Pure, unabated joy spills out of you. acquaintances become friends. You of attorney-client privilege in an Enjoy the emotional high, and share can achieve anything, as the whole THIS WEEK IN HISTORY attempt to prevent White House world seems to be on your side. it with anyone who seems to appreci- On June 4, 1805, American lawyers from testifying ... June 2, ate your euphoria. VIRGO (August 23 to September 1998, Kenneth Starr asked the 22) Let other people attend to their land and naval campaigns forced TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Be Tripoli to negotiate peace ... May Supreme Court to expedite its review civil and conciliatory toward others, own affairs; you.need to focus on of both the attorney-client and Secret yourself. If you are dissatisfied with 31, 1889, a devastating flood swept even though you may be seething over Johnstown, Pa., killing 2,200 Service privileges that had been inwardly. Perhaps it's time to do your emotional state, take this time claimed by Clinton ... June 2, to fix it. people ... June 5, 1933, Congress some long overdue emotional house- ratified dropping the gold standard 1998, Monica Lewinsky dropped keeping. LIBRA (September 23 to October for currency ... June 4, 1942, the her attorney, William Ginsburg, a GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) It is 22) Let work-related concerns fade Battle of Midway began ... May 31, specialist in medical malpractice, and not possible to contain your volatile away for a while. Concentrate on 1955, the Supreme Court ordered retained two criminal lawyers, Jacob friends, family and your home; you emotions totally, but it is possible to "all deliberate speed" in integrating Stein and Plato Cacheris ... June 4, Geoffrey Hamel Unfitted manage them. Spend time around may need to catch up on a few public schools... June 5, 1968, 1998, Terry Nichols, convicted in people you can trust. things. Senator Robert F. Kennedy (D-N.Y.) 1997 of conspiracy in connection CANCER (June 21 to July 22) SCORPIO (October 23 to was shot in the Hotel Ambassador in with the 1995 bombing of a federal For Reservations Call THE MILLENIUM Determine the best way to expend November 21) If you wonder why Los Angeles, after celebrating his building in Oklahoma City, was sen- 472-9200 your energy. You like to move at an people seem to be responding presidential primary victory ... June tenced to life in prison without the 2255 West Sulf Drive extremely quick pace, but right now, strangely to you, take a look at your 6, 1968, Senator Kennedy died of possibility of parole.^ at Casa Ybef Sanibel Island TfflSTEELODGE •; Rf ng in t he ;Veair jiODGfe WATERFRONT RESIADRANT AT CASA YBEL Ellen Pavlakos Nude Study Bronze 24"H

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Beer & Wine Coolers Available 2330 PALM RIDGE ROAD Vour Search Ends Here/ Ojx-n Monday - S;iuialay • Closed Nund.iv Lunch & Dinner 11 a.m. ffl 9 p.m. S •-5 -- ^_ -_^- „..«. 10=30 A.M.-10 P.M. Award Winning Restaurant 2003 periwinkle way ' 472-9622 E Sl \ -^*^*ress iaaibel, Florida33957 941-482-3356 eves www.chuckandrews.com • : t_j (_ tlMflESffllfwutU«aBjgjijBffffllTOfniHHifiTn«mi«Woii Jft^^ PMR • PxVIR • PMR • PMR • PMR » PMR « PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR » PMR Co'uiTtry Club Villas Page 34 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 35 Sanibel CAN YOU NAME THE BASEBALL MANAGERS? Purchase Of Swing With The 1. Who is the current manager of the San Francisco Giants? Recreation 2. Who is the current manager of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays? ^ i Portable Medallions 3. What former New York manager is a hitting coach for the Tampa L/OITipiGX Jity Councilors approved pur- alm Distributing, the local Coors Bay Devil Rays? chase from the Lee County ,ool Only will be closed to the Beer Distributor, is proud to 4. Who is the current manager of the Boston Red Sox? c'School Board of a "portable" for sponsor this year's Fort Myers Public from 10 a.m. til 1 p.m. for P 5. Name three teams that current Los Angeles manager Davey Johnson use on its athletic fields in the amount Summer Block Party Series. the Annual Elementary School of $500. was in charge of during his past great managerial career. Pool Party On Tuesday, June 8. "We are the champion of the down- 6. Can you name all six coaches for current Colorado Rockies manager town redevelopment project" said Jimmy Leyland's staff? Houston Ball COO of Palm 7. Can you name the current manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks? Distributing. "There is wonderful dining and entertainment in the historic dis- 8. Who is the current manager of the Milwaukee Brewers? Do's And Don'ts For Safe trict" he continued. ANSWERS On Thursday June 10 the Swingin' pue Sanibel Biking Medallions will kick off The Summer 'aIPanH qoiy 'Apung ozuaicq 9 Series. The band became famous in Do's: 1966 with their release Double Shot :sa|ouo 3Jou.iu[eg pue spay ueuupuiQ -g !suJBi||i/y\ Wear helmets and proper footwear. Auiuup ^ of My Baby's Loue. The song was Stay right of yellow center line where one is marked. used in a Ally McBeal show in October Don't talk while riding. It distracts you from biking. 1998. Look out for side streets or driveways you cross. The event will be held in the historic When you want to pass another user of the bike path, shout "Passing On district. Concerts will be held the Left" or ring your bell from as far away as 50 feet. evenings of June 10 and June 11. Let the biker behind you know what's up ahead, such as Residents of Southwest Florida are "Car Up or Car Back," "and Bike Up or Bike Back." encouraged to come early and enjoy Tennis Tourney If you are leading a group, point to obstructions, such as potholes the dining in the area and stay for the or branches hanging across bike path. concert. Sanibel To Be Held in Hold out right or left hand facing down when slowing. It was announced by Palm Wear eye protection to shield against flying debris. Distributing that Octagon Wildlife will June If you can't handle your water bottle while riding, stop to drink receive the proceeds from the event. Rental and move bike out of the way. The Octagon Wildlife Sanctuary of Fort oni Halski, tennis pro at the Carry a lot of water with you. Remember, you are in a sub-tropical climate. Myers shelters 300 animals, many Service Sundial Beach Resort, is accept- If on a long run you deplete your energy reserve, have Gatorade or other sport exotics, that would not survive in any Ting registrations for the 16th drinks along to replace your body's minerals. other environment. & Annual Sundial Open Tennis At major intersections, use the pedestrian crosswalk if there is one. It was Tournament to be held June 26 placed there to protect you. Put your front wheel out a bit onto the zebra stripes THE ISLANDS' FIRST through 28. The event is USTA sanc- to signal your intent to cross. Make sure both sides of traffic stop. AND MOST DEPENDABLE tioned. On non-designated crossings, use extreme caution. The tournament includes men and Cars are not obliged to stop there. RENTAL SERVICE women's competition in the open, 25, Serving Sanibei & Captiva When you see a group or a single rider stop on or near the bike path, 35 and 45 singles and doubles cate- call out "Coming Through." for 16 years gories with a consolation tournament If you stop on the bike path to rest or watch birds, move your mount for all divisions. Entry fees are $30 for Contractors Homeowner Equipment Available out of the way and watch for other traffic approaching from either direction. BREAKERS WEST Minimum Per Day After singles and $15 per person for doubles Most important: obey all traffic laws! Rate First Week entry. Deadline for entry is June 23 at Don'ts: Cribs S3C100 S5.00 6 p.m. All registrants must be current Dont's three P's: Private - Posted - Property. CONDOMINIUM Playpens S20.00 S4.00 USTA members or purchase a mem- r Don't plug your ears with headphones. 3Q"X39 Rollaway $30.00 S5.00 . 2 bed, 2 bath, new flooring, newer furnishings. WE bership at the Sundial tennis pro shop. Don't let your shoe laces hang out. They get caught in the chain. Porta Cribs 325.00 $4.00" Finalists will receive a cash prize and High Chair $20.00 $4.00 Don't keep your pedal down on the side of your turn. Located on West Gulf Drive. Excellent Rentals! all participants will receive a commem- It may scrape the pavement. Car Seat $20.00 S4.00 orative Tshirt. Complimentary bever- DELIVER! Booster Seat $ 8.00 $1.00 Don't ride double, side by side. If you are inclined to socialize, do it later. $345,000 Small Eiroliers S15.00 S3.00 ages will be served courtside through- If socialize you must while riding, do not expect an oncoming rider to hit the Large Strollers $20.00 34.00 out tournament play. • grass just because you don't care to move into single file. Call CG or Lori for more Information Twin Stroller S40.00 S5.00 Featuring six clay and six laykold It's his right-of-way you are violating. Besides, road bikes have narrow tires. Weekly Jogging Stroller $40.00 35.00 tennis courts, the Sundial Beach Resort Their riders risk tailspinning when going into a sandy, grassy area. Office 941.472.1994 Bed Rail S 8.00 SI.00 is located at Last but not least: don't be a boor! Daily & 3-Day Rentals Also Available Child Gate S12.00 S3.00 Resort is located at 1451 Middle Evenings 941395-3007 Family Group Rates Available - $5 Off 4 or More Beach Umbrella : Try politeness and consideration for others instead. $20.00 S3.00 Gulf Drive on Sanibel Island. For more Be a good biker!^ Fax 941472,8566 Beach Lounge $10.00. S2.00 information.about the tournament, call South Seas & Captiva Properties e-mail: [email protected] BIKES Beach Chair S10.00 $2.00 Halski at 395-6016.# P.O. Box 194 • Captiva Island. FL 6 SPEED* BEACH CRUISERS We Rent TVs, VCRs & Microwaves KID'S BIKES-TANDEMS DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE Conveniently Located at ."- - ATTENTION BOATERS! 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Do you picture yourself GERMAN PIEROGY SALAD standing over a pastry board, rolling 1 (16.9-ounce) package Mrs. T's ...And Voted The People's Choice "Best Real Estate Agency On The Islands."" out dough, cutting it into rounds and Potato and Cheddar Cheese spooning filling which you had to cook Pierogies or Potato and Onion SANIBEL SUNSET in advance, then boiling the filled Pierogies "Island Reporter Best-Of-The island people's poll 7 Lucky 7 units left at Sanibel Sunset o rounds? No way. No need. You'll find 5 strips bacon 'These statistics are based on data supplied by the Sanibel/Captiva Association of Realtors® or its Multiple Listing Service (MLS) Neither the Association small community just off Sanibel and precooked pierogies in the freezer case 1 cup chopped onion KLANIOi nor its MLS guarantees or is in any way responsible for rts accuracy Data maintained by the Association or its MLS may not reflect al! real estate activity in within close proximity to Sanibel and of your market. 3 tablespoons cider vinegar the market This is based on closed transaction sides of transactions reported to the Association or its MLS by March 31, 1999 While pierogies are traditional Polish from German potato salad, we give you % teaspoon sugar Fort Myers beach. Brand new a German Pierogy Salad studded with % teaspoon ground black pepper construction 2 or 3 bedroom beautiful food, you can give them your own eth- TKi FINiSl IlSdl iSillt PRCJISESSlONAIiii)NliElSlliNDS nic spin, as we have in today's recipes. bits of crisp bacon and a tangy-sweet Mixed salad greens townhouses with community pool low Although we are suggesting Mrs. T's accent. It's presented on a bed of In a large pot of boiling water, cook maintenance. Can buy one to live in Potato and Cheddar Cheese or Potato mixed greens. pierogies according to package direc- MONTHLY PERFORMANCE LEADERS PIEROGIES PESTO tions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet over and enjoy or up to 7 units for investment and Onion varieties, for these dishes, TOP LISTER TOP SELLER and/or future resale, Perfect for a 1031 you'll also find Potato and American 1 (16.9-ounce) package Mrs. T's medium heat, cook bacon until crisp; Cheese, Jalapeno and Cheddar, Potato and Cheddar Cheese drain and crumble; set aside. Discard all exchange or for a great investment Pierogies or Potato and Onion but 3 tablespoons of the drippings from that will appreciate. Call IB. Novell! for Sauerkraut, and Sweet Potato. The Sweet Potato were great oven-heated. I Pierogies the skillet, place skillet over medium Details!!! We have options. sprinkled a few with confectioners' 1 pound fresh asparagus, cut in 1- heat and heat bacon drippings. Add inch pieces onion; cook and stir until lightly QUIET ISLAND RETREAT LET'S GO FISHING! 61997 Centuiy 21 Bed Estate Coporaton 8 and"" - trademcrts and sugar and cinnamon and had them l setvicemaites of Cenlwy 21 Red Estate Cwpcxotnn S) Equal Housing warm as dessert. A cup prepared pesto sauce browned, 4 to 5 minutes; remove from The delightful home features so many amenrfies it is like having a private island resort' 3 Just bring your boat and go fishing" 300 feet on direct access canal - tremendous Opportunity EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 4 ounces smoked ham, cut in heat. Stir in vinegar, sugar and pepper. bedrooms 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, soaring ceilings, gourmef krtchea large screened perch privacy and gorgeous mature vegetation 3 bedroom 3 5 bath house, In Pierogies Pesto, they are tossed 1 !4-inch strips Place drained pierogies in a large bowl; Pool & spa lushly landscaped grounds a wonderful dean home completely renovated and newly furnished and equipped NEW pool too with a store-bought pesto sauce. Cut- CHARLIE SOBCZAK JIM BRANYON $429,000 Call Mary Lou Bailey at 472- 1511 Jusl $399,000, furnished Call Marsha aiford at472-1SI I. up asparagus are cooked along with 2 tablespoons toasted pine nuts add onion mixture and bacon; toss gen- Century 21 the pierogies during the last few min- (pignoli) tly. Serve warm on a bed of mixed J.B. Novell! utes of boiling. Slivers of smoked ham, Fresh basil, optional greens as an appetizer, an accompani- Internationale toasted pine nuts and fresh basil com- In a large pot of boiling water, cook ment to poultry or pork or with a Sanibel Island plete a lively spring dish. pierogies according to package direc- chicken or tuna salad sandwich. Yield: 800-883-0210 Stealing an idea for the dressing tions, adding asparagus during last 2 4 portions (4 cups).# 941-395-0444 minutes of cooking. Drain, reserving Features the Finest Selection of Island

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Jackson, Robert and Jackson, Carol, Spiro & Waites purchases after clearing security, and matic event occur and would gain Uwk8-10, Parll8, Phv, Sanibel he average passenger at 80 percent will not leave postsecurity I $360,000: Degennaro, Robert and comfort and support from others Southwest Florida International areas to shop. Almost one-third spent Take the Island Sun ee County Courthouse recorded Catherine M. to Luiszer, John A. and $86,000: lona Venture Corporation Wins Three Airport is a 49-year-old woman with similar experiences, call Diane Maureen, L47, Be, Gumbo Limbo. to Fulton John F and Jeanne P., LI 1, T from $1 to $5 at the airport. home with you. the following real estate deeds dur- Shepard at 395-2440 or call from the Midwest, traveling for plea- The retail merchandise most likely to For a subscription ing the week ending May 23: $317,000: Mann, Lynn to Harbour Isle Estates Sub. District ADDYs sure and staying in Southwest Florida a 472-0404. A professional counselor L $695,000: Harris, George Ann and be purchased were books and maga- call 941-395-1213 Lamanna, Jason P. and Laurie A. la- is in charge of the meetings.^ $3,770,000. Case, Stephen M. and hree Silver District ADDY week or two. She is likely to buy a zines, named by 54 percent of respon- Jean and Case, Steve Aka to Stafford, 1, Bayview Village Condo. Gilbert W. to Scott, Gayle Jr. and V. book, magazine, frozen yogurt or ice $292,900: Village By The Sea Joan, U30, Phiii, Seascape Of Sanibel. Awards were presented to Spiro dents, 31 percent mentioned cards and John R and Inge P, Par In G13, 3- & Waites Advertising, Marketing cream after clearing security, and stationery. 46s-21e. Development Inc., to Monroe Family $575,000. Baird, Patricia A, to T would prefer to watch television while & Public Relations during the Fourth Ice cream/frozen yogurt, gourmet $1,015,000. Blanchard, Charles Enterprises Ltd, LI8, F A Lanes 2nd Coxey, Clare D. and Nelda L, U15- waiting for her flight to depart. PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR Sub, Bayview. 405, Phiv, Sundial Sanibel. District (Florida and the Caribbean) coffees and fruit juices/smoothies were and Pauline P. to Dugan, Thomas M American Advertising Federation DMJM Aviation gathered these facts the most popular food and beverage and Shirley, L38, U4, Sanibel Estates $290,000: Frey, M. William and $565,000: Robertson, Daniel P. and others during March interviews Frey, Barry E. and Frey, M. William and Robertson, James T. to Hock, ADDY Awards on May 15 in Daytona preferences; Mexican/Tex-Mex food, $735,000: Rogicki, John H. and Beach. with 1,100 passengers, airport visitors barbecue, and Asian and eclectic cui- Lorraine M. to Bickley, Edith M., Trustee, and Frey, Barry E. Trustee, James A., U106, Tarpon Beach and employees. The survey results will and North American Contracting Condominium. "We were honored for the Florida sine were the least popular. Trustee, and Bickley Trust, Lv3, Everblades "Own a Slice" promotion; be used in the planning and design of a The most often mentioned terminal Sanctuary Wulfert Point Corpora to Christison, William H Iii $260,000 Spry, Stephen A. and new airport terminal. DMJM Aviation, and Mary S, L2, Kinzie Island. Janet D. Pierce to Vogt, Dieter and The Strand Communities' Botanical services were airport television, bank- $600,000: Beaudin, William M. and Garden brochure, and The Armenia formerly Day & Zimmermann ing/currency exchange and luggage Beaudin, William M., Trustee, and $275,000: Zipperer, John Iii to Hart, Sharon, U332, Phi, Manner Infrastructure, was hired by the Lee Briggs, Malcolm and Rebecca and Pointe Condo Company Ether Home promotion carts The least requested were dry Beaudin, William M , Trust, and pieces," said Christopher T. Spiro, County Port Authority last year to cleaning, travel agency and barber/nail Beaudin, William M. and Carolyn A. to Zider, Robert and Cheryl, Lll, Bb, $240,000 Drazba, John W. to manage the design and construction of Upper Captiva Shores. Dowelt, George H. and Joan L., U5-e, President and Co-Creative Director. salon Throgmartin, R. Don, L176, Gulf "Each winner was an exciting, three- a new midfield terminal complex that Harbour Yacht Cntryi. $210,000- Pspc Inc. to Kennedy, Sanibel Harbour Tower. includes a new 28-gate terminal south Southwest Florida International James J. and Suzanne N., L6, B4, St. $185,000: Viano, Geraldine G and dimensional product piece designed to Airport, one of the fastest-growing air- $472,500: Peters, James M. and stand out from other literature the of the airports existing runway, a park- Virginia B. to Zlatkin, Ira H. and Paula Charles Harbour Phi. Viano, Paul Jr. and Viano, Geraldine ing garage, associated aircraft ramps, ports in the nation.opened in 1983 $200,000: Altieri, Ralph P. and G. Trustee, and Viano, Paul Jr. Trustee recipients might receive." and has served more than four million TRANQUUJTY, REFUGE J., L29, Little Lake Murex. This year, 1,469 entries were con- taxiways and roadway systems. Enjoy spectacular sunsets and panoramic water :ind sanctuary views from this wonderful and $470,000: Brillhart, David W. and Dianne H. to Shugelt, William E. and and 200 Broadway Trust to Egan, passengers annually since 1994.For sidered at the district level from among In addition to developing demo- more information, visit the airports immaculate home. Every amenity has been incorporated, the home has three bedrooms and Joan J. to Degennaro, Robert and Mary H., L21-22, B4, Sanibel William R. and Janet N.,m U2-303, three full baths, fireplace, elevator, huge screened porches with entertainment area, fabulous the more than 10,000 entries submit- graphic profiles, the survey determined home page: Catherine M., L44, U4, Sanibel Highlands. Punta Rassa Condo, Phil. buying habits, preferences and spend- pool and spa The hou.se is located on a private lane and view.s refuse and gult It'.s a lovely $180,000: Oneill, Donald F. $171,500: Florida Design ted to local competitions sponsored by http://www.SWFLA.com.# .spot and priced very realistically at '5949,000 Estates the 21 Ad Fed chapters in Florida and ing levels at airport concessions; mea- $450,000: Breuers, Manfred to Trustee and Oneill, Eleanor B. Trustee Communities Inc to Rand, Richard T. sured interest in airport services; and to Rogicki, John H. and Rogicki, and Linda M., U23-b, Bldg2, the Caribbean. At the District level, CALL MARSHA CLIFFORD Kern, John and Marie, Lll, Be, Ul, 113 Gold and 240 Silver awards were compiled data about baggage, parking (941) 472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 Sanibel Isles. Lorraine M., L24, Sanctuary At Bellavista, Gulf Ha.* and transportation to and from the air- Wulfert. presented to those entries which Vessel Accident (941) 472-2902 Island Realtor $410,000: Connor, John F. and showed creative strategy, creativity, port. "PMR /PHscilla Murphy for Over Susan M. to Paolella, Neil and Anita, $175,000: Oneill, Donald F. and International "Meeters & greeters" and employ- n Tuesday, June 1, at approxi- Elanor B. to Heinrich, Jonathan C. and and originality. J. MM*. / Realty, incV * 20 years Pgll, 35-45s-21e, Captiva. In the Southwest Florida ADDY ees shared the typical passenger's affin- mately 1600 hours, two-person- PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR $378,000: Obrien, John F. and Gretchen, L23, Sanctuary At Wulfert ity for ice cream and frozen yogurt, but al watercraft (PWC) collided Point. Real Estate competition, Spiro & Waites won a O Donna M. to George, Margaret M. their average age was somewhat older, near Sand Dollar Island and Big Marco $175,000: Coats, William and Ann byJ.B. Novelli Best of Show awardfor the Armenia Trust, L62, Phiii, Dunes, Sanibel Island promotion; a Special Judge's Award with almost 30 percent of respondents Pass. The accident happened while $365,800: Beane, Alan F. to to Porteous, David L. and Joan L., ealtors in in the 56 to 65 year category. The sur- - both vessels were cruising and struck Immaculate ground level Michigan home, 2 bedroom, 2 bath L32, Sanctuary At Wulfert Pt, I. for Extraordinary Creativity for the w/den, updated tile 6 carpeting throughout, solar heated Southwest Botanical Garden Brochure; a Gold veys, conducted during four days in each other. Both watercrafts were Limbo «.Florida are so ADDY for the Everblades promotion; mid-March, provided other interesting rentals One PWC had two occupants screened pool w/southern exposure. Oversized lot lucky. They have four other Gold ADDYs and 18 Silver statistics about passengers: on board, and the other PWC had w/beautiful manicured landscaping Recently painted, new ga- such an active mar- ADDYs. Only 16 percent of the respondents three occupants on board One occu- rage door & concrete drive Looking for the comfort & conven ket and so many were Southwest Florida residents. Of pant from each of the two PWC's was lence of a ground level home, don't miss this one. beautiful properties In addition to the ADDY awards this injured and taken to shore to await Sanibel Creative Tile Co. year, Spiro & Waites won a Grand those, 55 percent were fulltime resi- Offered for $299,900 to show and sell. dents, and 45 percent lived in Lee EMS personnel. The injured occupants Call Robert Cronin for additional info or to set up The price range is Image Award for Audio /Visual Tools, on both PWC's were; Jennifer Serving all your two Image Awards and four Awards of County, 35 percent in Collier, and 6 an appt, for your private showing. unlimited; why you percent in Charlotte. Cordeiro, 19, of Naples, and Ron can buy brand new Distinction from the Florida Public Bridges, 28, of Naples. Miss Cordeiro installation needs Relations Association, Southwest The top five geographic regions 941-472-3121 • 800-232-6004 construction for under $100,000 to in where non-residents lived were the sustained a minor bruised leg, and was E-Mail: [email protected] Come visit our showroom! the multimillions. There are so many Florida and Collier County chapters; transported to Naples Community two Pinnacle Awards from the Sales & Midwest (37 percent), the Plains states FREE ESTIMATES golf course communities and so many (17 percent), the Northeast (16 per- Hospital, where she was treated and waterfront choices. We have so many Marketing Council of the Lee Building released. Mr. Bridges sustained minor ASSOCIATE Industry Association, three Sand Dollar cent), and New England and the choices in re-sale and in new develop- Atlantic states (10 percent each). head, rib, and knee injuries, and was HW fmwJJtVV SanJxl Fl 33957 472-2853 • 472-TILE ments. Awards from the Sales & Marketing air lifted to North Collier Hospital, Council of the Collier Building Industry Almost half- 49 percent - reported The builders and developers in annual household in comes in excess of where he was also treated and Association and 11 awards from the released. The accident is still under Southwest Florida are so realtor friend- Healthcare Marketing Report. $70,000. KNOW YOUR SANIBEL SEAVIEW ly. They have realized that in many Advertising created by the agency was places 50 to 60 percent of the sales a contributing factor in Community of are realtor generated. Many developers PREMIER GOLFING LOCAL the Year Awards given to Parker Lakes REDUCED! COMMUNITY! v have set up marketing programs where by the LBIA and The Strand by the ^ all of their agents are very flexible GUMBO LIMBO is the locale of this 3 bedroom, x CBIA. 2'/.bath! when working with realtors The devel- Immaculate and affordable 2 bed- opers and realtors in this area have "We've won more than 50 awards Gourmet kitchen, fully furnished! in recognition of our creative products room, 2 bath piling home with Wildlife buffer = lots of privacy1 Steve Fisher truly become a team When new devel- enclosed lower level Freshly painted 1 opments are announced realtors are this year. That's a banner year by any Great views of 9" fairway! That Is! n measure," said William E. Waites, and pi iced to sell at $224,900! $485,000! (970775) 'mmmmi invited to preview new product, a savvy Call Jim or Penny Over 20 Year Island realtor wants to have a thorough chairman and co-creative director of Resident/Realtor Wei**!- knowledge of his marketplace and so the agency. Gulf front luxury three level townhouse offers gorgeous water he or she will take advantage of oppor- views Spadous 3 bedroom, 4 5 baths PLUS beachfront cabana tunities to view new models and tour a VIP Realty Group, Inc. Features enclosed wrap-around porch, private garage ngu^ new community. 1560 Periwinkle Way James and Penny of the Islands and wonderful amenities within low density complex '^J FISH Lines Jim Hall, CRB, CRS, GRI along EastGulf Drive Asking $1,345,000 Our sunshine and natural beauty (941) 472-5187 Hetmanek "I don't just list properties...I SELL THEM!" 472-2311 e a Friend in need. Call Friends VIP Realty Group, Inc. Parity furnished. Cal FISH forshowng have attracted many residents and part 800-553-7338 time residents to this area and* there is In Service Here (FISH). Call "Today's Realtors" (941) 472-5187 x 215 something for everyone in housing in 472-0404 # Ext. 219 & 202 (941) 472-3322 • (800) 553-7338 IT'S THE EXPERIENCE!" 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\ lew preserve view 1 HI) 2 HA 1 Helen 2 bedroom 2 b itIi only i few sm ill steps to An rdvie^0*r»i!O[)eaMMe* offcOiin Bairt' RealEslasCupt with 21H sq It Second floor with 9 foot ceiling the beich F\.cclltnt rent il history A nrt L,em Upc;ricles throughout Ten yelr home w irrinty the Smoky Mountains of Western Parts available are Pool -.pi BHQ mcl pirlv room Seller will hold p irt Auditions at North Carolina In Sand Mountain One woman, 20s -30s,One woman, Support For C ill Kithy nl notL si69 900 Matchmaking, a young widow is court- 30s -40s,One woman, middle aged, C. ill Dcnise Pirate Playhouse ed by hilariously unacceptable series of capable of playing both younger and older.One woman, 40s or older,Two Adult Children Joe Almeida Glen Simmons he Pirate Playhouse will be hold- suitors before discovering the secret to attracting a handsome mountain men, 20s-30s,Two men, 30s -40s,One ing auditions for their second man, middle aged, to play 30s through Of Alzheimer's summer community theatre Romeo In Tennessee, a mysterious T woman relates the humorous and the- 60s,one teenage boy and one boy age show, Laughing Stock by Romulus Patients Linney, on Saturday, June 5 from 12 atrical account of her married life in the p m 3pm at the theatre, 2200 mountains, winding up with a wonder- Auditions will consist of cold read- support group specifically for fully ironic and touching surprise. ings the scripts All are welcome No adults who have a parent with NEAR RIVER MARINA AND PIER OLD FLORIDA STYLE NEAK BEACH LOVELY AND PRIVATE Periwinkle Way 1 Frances Sternhagen was acclaimed for experience is necessary Performance Alzheimer's disease or a related Rel i\ ind eii|oy Iikebrec7cs incl the prettiest view Designed to delight LiiMtrv is > ill) second Hoot condo Hunt1, subdivision siHiOOO the outstanding short play of recent to 7 15 p m at Sterling House of S61H 400 Matchmaking and the award winning For more information, please call r! SH8 000 L ill |oe L decades Directed by Ralph Ehas 472-4109 # Cape Coral, 1416 Country Club Blvd C ill l'eggv or L irtili- CillDehi Tennessee, both of which are set in The meeting is sponsored by the Alvin A Dubin Alzheimer s Resource Center NEAR BEACH LOCALE! Sanibel-Captiva Inc ' 1 Super location near the beach1 Conservation Foundation The focus of this support group 1 2 bedroom, 2 bath home1 (SCCF) • 472-2329 meeting will be the issues, concerns Denise Monarty Gomez Joe & Joan Burns Great lake views' Location 3333 Sanibel Captiva Rd and questions adult children face as' Florida room with ceramic tile1 (1 mile west of Tarpon Bay Rd ) they provide care to a parent with Upgraded kitchen1 memory loss or strive to learn more Hours Nature Center about Alzheimer's disease The group Only $229,900' (990260} Mon - Fn ,8 30 a m 4 00 p m ONE OF A KIND GULF FRONT ESTATE NOT JUST A PLACE TO LIVE BUT A LIFESTYLE' JUST BLUE SKIES AND YOU' Llest Nothing but sky ind w iter sepirite \ou from the is open to all interested individuals at Unp ir illeled pn\ 11 y t bedroom 11/2 bull H Cuntemporiry 1 bed 2bilh scieened 1 mil like Sat 8 30 a m - 4 p m view G ited community on C iloos ih itihet. 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In terms of color, other hand, may be Roman shades. air conditioning unit, be sure to com- Whether made of a material that subtly pare costs and research energy-efficient u- x J • o- u 5 ATE K P K O H T i J Y J M 0 by Carol Gagnon there are a number of ways to bring the outdoors in. Start with a prominent blends with your walls or of a fabric units. Q. I love the look pattern (a floral,or leafy course!) in the that's a complete contrast, they can If you would like more information, J "I U 0 U 7 C 0 M \> K 0 £ of fresh flowers but form of an area rug or upholstery fab- add a tailored touch while meeting all call LCEC's energy experts at can't work them into ric. Then, add some green accents of the other prerequisites.& 997-SAVE or 1-800-201-SAVE.* my budget on a regu- around the room; it is, after all, the hue Carol Gagnon, Allied ASID, is a lar basis. Is there a Mother Nature uses for every leaf in Sanibel/Captiva decorator. Employment good alternative? K her spectrum. Finally, punctuate the Garland, Springfield. space with gardenlike accessories— ee County Electric Cooperative Mo. from small topiaries to large-scale urns. The Importance (LCEC) is seeking applicants for a A. Why wait for You'll be bringing the "Outdoors-In"! Lsummer employment program Winner of in-season flowers Q. I have a four-season sunroom in Of Regular Air that emphasizes the interactive skills when you can have the look you love need of the perfect furniture. What needed in today's workforce. LCEC will 7 Awards all year long? With today's permanent should I choose? M. Soddy, Greenville, provide eight local high school students WITHOUT EQUAL Conditioning with a chance to learn practical skills florals, you don't have to have a green S.C. Tired of the ordinary? Come see the extraordinary. Winner 1999 Parade of Homes thumb, either, .in terms of floral A. When looking for casual—or out- needed for a career in the utility indus- Superior Home Awards arrangements, the blossoms range door—furniture pieces, not only do Maintenance try. of 7 awards in the 1999 Parade of Homes * Best Overall Design • from buds to those that are full and they have an informal look befitting, ir conditioning accounts for The program will also focus on core "The Castille Model" is a must see. If you only have time to »Best Interior Design lush; you can'buy stems individually or sunrooms and similar spaces, they also more than 30 percent of the competencies within the context of BestUvabilrty work; teamwork, business knowledge, visit one award-winning model, this is the one! Your dream purchase an entire arrangement. At the : have a durability that guarantees they'll Aaverage residential electric bill. same time, the bark on decorative trees last for years (even wicker, if you So it's easy to see why it's important to processes planning and time manage- of elegant waterfront, yacht and golf course living has risen is as rough as the real thing— even the choose an all-weather finish). What's ment. "We believe that we can help perform regular maintenance on your on the shores of the Intracoastal Waterfront in the community leaves have realistic-looking veining. more, casual furniture can take on air conditioning unit and its parts. increase the number of workforce- But you'll have to look closely to another life in the future. If your Start with monthly inspections of ready graduates through project based voted Best Waterfront Community. Palmas del Sol, located within learning," CEO Pamela May said. believe these aren't the real thing. "indoor'' tastes change, move the your air intake filter. If the filter looks the gated community of Gulf Harbour Yacht and Country Club is Marbles are often placed in the bot- pieces out onto the deck or patio and dirty, either clean it or replace it. A The program runs June 21 through toms of vases to keep arrangements let them serve in their originally intend- clogged filter can increase your unit's July 30. Youth Employment for unique to luxury condominium living. Choose Palmas del Sol and enjoy intact and, moie.pften than not, there's .. ed capacity. operating cost by more than 10 per- Summer (YES!) students will work 27 amenities unusual in a luxury condominium, like a two car enclosed garage, elegant an acrylic material that replicates the Q. I have a living room with an cent. hours per week and participate in sev- look of water,.too. Nothing-could be expansive window wall. What kind of It is wise to clean the condenser eral workshops ranging from marketing entrance lobbies, and grand interiors with one-of-a-kind floor plans. 1 closer to the'rejalthingi.",.-: '^ . window treatments will allow me the coils and fins on your unit regularly. and energy services to electric safety. Life at Palmas del Solexemplifies the luxurious waterfront lifestyle Q. Nothirig.'gwes.rne more, pleasure best outdoor view but— when neces- It's also a good idea to make sure They will also have the opportunity to than looking out onto rny' gardens. ' sary—provide privacy and light con- your equipment is operating as effi- interact with employees throughout the you're looking for, without all the compromises.. A private, palm lined road How can I bring some of the same trol? H. Olson, Jacksonville, Fl. ciently as possible and get a tune up LCEC organization. Work assignments meanders over a bridge past/the neighborhood's exclusive clubhouse. Here residents will discover a lush, tropical pool area visual excitement indoors? A. Blinds and shades, in any number once a year. Many times, an annual are designed to provide challenging complete with raised spa and sun deck...the perfect spot for sharing quiet afternoons with new acquaintances or B. Crutchfield, Portland, Or. of forms, will fill the bill. Simple match- tune up will indicate that your air con- work for participants, and assignments A. Take a cue from Mother Nature stick blinds, for instance, can provide a ditioning unit is wasting energy because might include projects such as gather- cherished friends. Of-'course, championship golf, a private club, 190 slip yacht harbour and'tennis and fitness facilities Continued on page 44 are all a part of life at Palmas del Sol. Shopping, entertainment and cultural activities are just outside the gates, and i\T\ / by either boat of car, the islands of Sanibel, Captiva and the Gulf of Mexico are just minutes away. 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Someone who will clear out while n May 22nd the Special Equestrians hosted a Ride-A- By Priscilla Friedersdorf suit and sent him up there." Author the pillows are still warm but who is Show Jane Smiley has a muse on her new always ready when summoned. I have planted four new rose bushes OThon to benefit the program for this past week and all are doing great. Leave The California ranch; a man who had never But isn't this what men have been Horses & Handicapped. Special ith the goal of raising enough Spurs On The read any of her books; "Jack" has When you put in new plants, use a bit Equestrians is a therapeutic program money to enable the Lee criticized for hankering after; someone of fertilizer to stimulate them, water Porch replaced someone who greeted her who looks good in jeans, knows when designed for physical and mental thera- WCounty 4-H Clubs to construct frequently, then let them become estab- Men are changing writing efforts with a blank stare. She to cuddle up and when to shut up, who py through basic horseback riding. an entire home for Habitat for says in a recent New York Times arti- lished for about two months before you Over $11,000. was raised and the Humanity, the clubs will be holding an diapers, washing laughs at their jokes and requires only commence regular feedings. I also dishes, vacuuming, cle, "[Jack's] presence was merely to be an occasional bauble, separate living Coldwell Banker agents on Sanibel and open horse show, festival and silent the occasion for me to laugh at my picked up a few plants that will "sum- Marilyn Schroer and the Sanibel auction on Saturday, June 12, begin- giving warm oil mas- accommodations and a stipend for mer" well to put in the bare spots and sages and no longer own jokes...and he performed perfect- fancy pants? A BIMBO !!!# Congregational Church raised over ning with registrations at 8:30 a.m., if you are checking the plants out, be $3,000. shows begin at 9 a.m. The event is cleaning their pitch- ly." From page 42 sure to look at the Lantanas. They are Horseback riding is widely recog- being held at the Lee County Posse ing wedge on the Gloria "Steinem goes to great lengths native, require little attention and are guest towels (Well, aren't they?!). But nized as one of the most beneficial Arena, Palm Creek Drive at SR 78 in an interview to tell us she is no Employment quite nice for a summer garden.This (Bayshore Road), 2 miles East of 1-75 the professional feminists, having longer interested in libidinous pursuits forms of therapy. Riding develops self- ing and analyzing data for a report, week we will be planting large confidence and improves concentration in North Fort Myers. achieved their goal of placing a woman but she does aver, "1 only miss it when bougainvillea along the border. I have in the Oval Office, are bored with their learning and performing a process such and self-discipline. It also relaxes, This fun-filled event is open to the 1 see some young man who's really as meter reading, and assisting skilled franjipani there so I will space the public for spectators and contestants success. Several female writers have attractive and whom 1 feel viscerally increases joint mobility, and improves employees such as fleet mechanics. bougainvillea in between to create a posture, balance and coordination. alike. Prizes.are offered up to $1,000 recently indicated in various publica- drawn, and J think, 'Oh I remember sort of privacy hedge on that side of tions that they have found something Applicants for the YES! Program Riding is particularly beneficial to Brooke Brownyard presents a check to Cindy Becker, President of Special for the winners in three different class- that.' Then I go, 'Oh, no, no, no."' must be at least 16 years of age, cur- the yard. The franjipanis are all in es.. There are 37 other classes for com- better. The charm of cowboys, truck drivers bloom right now and are so beautiful. people with mobility problems because Equestrians, from Coldwell Bander McFadden & Sprowls. Other Islanders who also Sara Davidson, author of Cowboy: rently enrolled in a local high school the three dimensional motion of horses contributed to the Ride-A-Thon were (from left to right) Marilyn Schroer, Sandy petitors to "show their stuff". Each and oil riggers is touted. They have an and be able to provide their transporta- Occasionally I prune the large ones class wild feature a junior, senior, and A Loue Story, found the man of her attribute overlooked in the march to back some and then plant the prunings simulates the natural walking gait of Hann & Pat Me Guffin dreams in Elko, Nevada; a cowboy. tion to LCEC's main office in North humans. Horses provide a unique donated by riders. The program.is open division. Awards are given imme- equality; (because this is a family news- Fort Myers. Interested students may -it is so easy to get them started down the program. We need your help to diately after each class. She describes this man, who at 46 is paper, 1 am being more oblique than here, just dig a little hole and stick source of love and reassurance, this mainly run by trained volunteers who continue this wonderful and meaningful 10 years her junior; "...a fabulous pick up an application during regular provides new incentives for learning supervise and aid students in grooming Each of the 4-H Clubs will host an usual) an exceptional ability in physical business hours (8 a.m. - 5 p.m., them in! program. Please complete the attached attraction such as cow-patty bingo, lover, does shiatsu massage, rides hors- relationships. If you see someone in because of their interaction with the and tacking up the horses. During form and return to the address at the es and loves to dance." She allows that Monday through Friday) at LCEC, Watch your lawn, for not only horses. Riders gain a sense of freedom dunk tank, pony rides, bounce house, Birkenstocks, wire framed glasses, and lessons, they lead the horses and "side- bottom. etc. he does not quite furnish intellectual located at 4980 Bayline Drive in North chinch bugs but other bugs including an awareness of their bodies. Horse walk" next to the horses to assist the lank hair hanging around the corral or Fort Myers. Application deadline is grubworms. When it is dry and in not We thank you for your support - companionship, is (ahem) at times the truck stop they are not looking for back riding improves self esteem. riders and ensure their safety. The silent auction will be presented May 28. the best of health these things can Special Equestrians - Making Miracles for review between 10a.m. and financially dependent on her, has never Jean Paul Sartre. They are tired of Special Equestrians is a non profit How can you Help? Volunteers and Happen !# heard of Anne Frank or Shakespeare Placement will be based on appro- move in very quickly. When you get organization supported solely by indi- 12 p.m., with final bids between noon coming home from a hard day of dead patches, dig up the old stubble so contributions from the community are and 1 p.m.. and they live apart. She quotes a friend pounding out angry leaflets at the com- priate matches to available positions. vidual donations, and service fees essential to the successful operation of who calls this the "fourth wave of femi- Minority and female students are new good grass can move in. When we This is the kickoff fund raiser for the puter and being greeted by someone do start to get the summer rains, then nism; when all the rules go out the win- who is "like 'there' for them" and who encouraged to apply. wffort to raise the $35,000 needed to dow, and women can choose nontradi- LCEC serves 140,000 customers in you can fertilize good and get a good Here's how I'd like to have an impact on construct a home for a Lee County wants to read T.S. Eliot before he strong lawn again. tional men." squeezes some carrot juice and puts on parts of five counties and has over the lives of people with disabilities: family through the local affiliate of Mara Becket, 76, an actress with Vivaldi. 5,000 miles of transmission and distrib- HAPPY GARDENINGS Special Equestrians Habitat for Humanity. The children of ution lines.# Q$ 50 Sponsor a student for a session 4-H are excited about not only raising Horses & Handicapped, Inc. the funds for the home, but to be • $ 100 Provide a scholarship involved in the actual construction. (JULFe ARBOUR • $ 500 Purchase special riding equipment This is the first time that the 22 Lee TAG H T & CO U NTRY CLU B f " County 4-H Clubs of 285 children Q $ 1000 Adopt a horse for one year I Saw A Child... have undertaken a project of this mag- Offering the club lifestyle of a lifetime. Never before have an Q $ Special Equestrians' building fund nitude outside of normal 4-H activities. unrivaled golf course, superb marina and other outstanding Classes will include Halter, Western, amenities been attainable in one premier community. With I saw a child who couldn't walk English, and Speed. For more informa- every recreational oppoitunity you can imagine Q I am interested in giving my time. sit on a horse, laugh and talk tion, contact Valerie Thivierge at • Unbeatable location, 694-8892. Participants are encour- rinse anasunset views 1/2 mile from McGregor Please contact me about the Special Then ride it through a field of daisies Equestrians volunteer program. aged to show up by 8:30 a.m. on liver nature presene and Rlvd, near shopping Haroor . and yet he could not walk unaided. Saturday, and don't forget your current gt'j.ol( coura. 4ml, hospital Sdniftl _-_{ . •-Plate? I saw a child, no legs below Coggins Certificate! continue with |ust t.vi- aprtn.ciit iniflt M\en ,"\ homes per liuoi, aa^ivduni) Such. • • I am interested in having a speaker sit on a horse, and make it go 4-H Clubs educate children ages through private keyed elevator for my club meeting or school program. through woods of green 8 to 18 in a wide range of activities - directly into your residence, everything from marine biology to agri- Protected underbuilding parking. and places he had never been culture. The local 4-H Office's phone Name ~~ • — f 2,414 sq. ft. layouts under ait to sit and stare, except from a chair. number is 338-3232 # with 3 bedrooms 2 baths, M Address ~~ ~ dining rooms, plus 2 spacious lanais—total of 530sq.ft.. With I saw a child who could only crawl Play a round of eighteen holes on the championship golf un.ise. features galore like nine foot ceil- City, State/Zip ~~~ ~ ~ mount a horse and sit up tall Practice your serve on one of the nine tennis courts. 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Myers, FL 33907 Smith Boutin Fort Myers, Florida 33919 or Please Call (941) 489-1844 489-1100x170 1 1 800/828-8315 x I"70 k 131 Fi»J Your Pla , I 1 Thank you for your support . •• Page 47 Page 46 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Present columnist excluded, doctors operation, I strode around a corner to Chiropractic about your day. Starting off with nega- 16. As the workday ends, be sure to Dr. Dave are not necessarily the nicest of human a scene I'll likely never forget. Dr. Keon . Experiment For tive thoughts is a set up for a non-pro- recognize all that your have accom- CPR HeartSaver by David Hepburn M.D. beings. The competition for medical was sitting on the floor, his arm Health News ductive day. plished. As you review for the next Vancouver Island school is rough. Emphasis is put on wrapped around the shoulder of Tom's f;The Joy Of It 10. Throughout your workday pay day, prioritize the things that need to marks and how well you can recall the mother, both in tears. Tom's dad was by Dr. Michael Tolisano, B.A., M.A., attention to any stress that you may be Course r ^ by Constance S. Clancy, Ed.D. be done. Take a few deep breaths and ould you pre- name of that dangling worm in the standing in stunned silence beside them D.C., Chiropractor feeling. Where is it in your body? What be thankful for all you have accom- he CPR Heartsaver Course will fer a doctor and I knew that something had gone «?* back of your throat, not on personality, s you awaken methods are you using to reduce it? plished before leaving. be held at the Sanibel Fire who is kind, respect for others or dedication to terribly wrong Tom, in fact, had not Q. Frequently I Remember that your breath is your Control District Station I, 2351 Wi have muscle spasms to your work- 17. As you make the transition from T or one who is clever? survived the perilous post operative humanity. Of 3000 applicants .to my day, remind greatest ally in reducing tension. work to home leave your work at work! Palm Ridge Road; Sanibel. The course My patients don't alma mater, only 84 were accepted. period. between my shoul- A will be June 14 11 When it is time to take a break Home is your sanctuary. If your office have this choice but ders near the inside yourself that you (No doubt you are wondering how this To this day, when I think of compas- have a choice to go from work, perhaps if you skip the cof- is at home you can still make the tran- This course will include background many of you will be in buffoon made it in, but I can tell you sion I think of this superstar of heart of my right shoulder blade. The spasms to work. fee and go outside and stretch or walk sition and come home from your work information about heart disease and search of a doctor just that well placed video cameras and a surgeons sitting on the floor, crying. I a few minutes it will relive you. space to your living space. If you have risk factors. One-rescuer cardiopul- as your body is now are quite painful 2. As you think bookie named Moose, played a major hr 3 come to appreciate the old adage about the workday 12. When you eat your lunch, pay family to come home to take those first monary resuscitation (CPR) and the in search of a disease. What qualities role). With a requirement of very high that nobody really cares how much you and almost always come when I tune into your close attention to eating as slowly as few minutes to greet them with a smile, management of foreign-body airway do you look for in a doctor? Not that marks even for consideration, pre-med know until they know how much you possible. Be aware of your food and be eye contact, be present. obstruction will be taught. The course the two are mutually exclusive, but assume certain breathing and allow is a mad competition. Search for the care. Compassion is not taught in a your mind and body to be relaxed as appreciative of all the healthy choices 18. Change from your work clothes will consist of lecture and practice on given the choice, would you rather that higher marks may require 26 hours a course but is developed over many positions such" as looking for books in the library stacks (I'm a college student) you mentally prepare. that you have. into something comfortable. If you are CPR manikins. Skill testing will occur. your friends, family or doctor were kind day of studying and restudying, leaving years of practice in a kind home. Many 13. If time permits, take a few days going to workout, just take a moment Lecture materials need to be read prior or clever. Do you prefer witty or warm, or while driving my car. What causes \i? 3, Choose at least one aspect of social skills aside to be developed when parents go to great lengths to ensure 1'your day that your are looking forward per week to exercise and clear your to be conscious of your breathing. to classes. wise or wonderful, well-known or well- taking a break to walk the dog. their children will grow to be clever and such spasms and what can I do about them? t0 mind It is a great way to start the after- 19. When you take your nightly Pre-registration and payment of meaning? Your response reflects much Thomas was an inquisitive eight multi-talented, but to what lengths do v - course prior to class date is required. A. Muscle spasms can occur in any noon and you will have more energy. inventory be sure to let yourself breathe about your perspective andexpectations month old born with tetralogy of Fallot, we go to teach our children empathy, "r t 4. As you prepare to go to work be Perhaps you can have lunch during an Cost of the course is $10. part of the body They are sometimes f and be thankful for the good things of the medical profession. a condition in which the various pipes service and tenderness. -J mindful of the things that you would after noon break. Many work places that you brought to your day. Be sure to wear comfortable cloth- As a tadpole of a physician in med- entering and exiting from the heart get Opportunities abound to exercise called cramps and are an involuntary if/like to accomplish. 1 have an employee wellness center 20. As you get ready to go to sleep ing, because we will be working with ical school, it was explained to me that all mixed up. As a medical student kindness every day, whether in or out contraction of a muscle. There are "2" 5. If you live with others in the training manikins on the floor. Also many causes. where you can take advantage of regu- just be in the moment and clear any medicine is a three legged stool, a leg working in the cardiac surgery ward in of the hospital. Volunteers, for exam- itphousehold be conscious of your attitude lar workouts. Take whatever opportuni- clutter of the workday. It is done, over. bring a towel of pad for your knees if each of judgment, skill and knowledge. Ottawa, I admitted Tom to the heart ple, are a genuine, wonderful breed of Overuse of a body part is a common "toward them. Do you say good-bye h ty at work to exercise on a regular It is time to let it go and get a good you need it. Not mentioned nor ever taught in med- unit in preparation for life saving humans renowned for committing ran- cause, as is fatigue, awkward positions, f pleasantly, affectionately, do you jot bases. For further information and pre-reg- and postural strain. Also, a deficiency nights rest. Sweet Dreams!^ ical school was compassion, without a surgery the next day. His parents, dom acts of kindness. I often encour- ft down a brief note to them if they are Dr. Clancy is a licensed mental health istration, feel free to call the Sanibel of certain minerals including calcium, 14. Every hour make a mental note doubt a necessary commodity in a pro- though obviously concerned, were age patients who are discouraged or 7 not up yet? of your breathing. Are you taking nice therapist and certified hypnotherapist. Fire Control District at 472-5525, fession so intimately entwined with- quite hopeful that in the hands of even depressed to get involved in serv- potassium, and magnesium can bring -y, 6. Are you aware of the beauty sur- Monday through Friday, Between 8 on muscle spasm, especially in the long even breaths or short shallow poignant moments of illness, heart- Canada's (and one of the world's) pre- ing others for no reward or recognition *3jrounding your living space both inside breaths? It's OK to take a minute or a.m. and 4 p.m.& break and loss. As Patch Adams dis- eminent heart surgeons, Dr. Wilbert and find a deeper, richer explanation legs. Very often misaligned vertebrae and out? which irritate spinal nerves provoke two to focus on being rather than covered, the medical world can be Keon, Tom would no longer be blue of iife. Those who lose themselves in f| 7. Are you filled with gratitude that doing. Doctor stiffly scientific and Sacking in the basic and could start growing normally. I was the service of others invariably are hap- muscle spasm. *i you have a new day to embrace? Most spasms are self correcting, but 15. Pay attention on the ways that sh Lines humanities of humour, empathy and able to assist in the surgery, meaning pier and at peace and return to thank ^f 8. If you drive to work, try driving you communicate with people through- compassion. Computers may one day as a medical student I got to hold a me for being so clever as to think of whenever they are persistently painful 1,* fully aware without turning the radio Recognized F' or recur frequently, chiropractic care is out your workday. Are your aware of f you or anyone you know needs diagnose every possible illness, but they retractor so long that my fingers are this remedy. I tell them that I'd one day • on. When you arrive at work, take a your body language and tone of voice? ssociate Medical Director of an occasional visitor, call FISH can never replace the warm human indicated. As for the spasms you get in "i moment to breathe and put a smile on Hope Hospice, H. Quillian only now starting to unfold A few prefer to be thought of as.... kind.# x What about how others are communi- A 472-0404.& touch. hours after the seemingly successful the library or while driving, it may be ?*,your face. Jones, Jr., M.D. was presented I cating? the way you stand or sit that triggers 9. Try to have only positive thoughts vith a recognition award by the Florida the attack. A chiropractic examination Medical Association for his 35 years of PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR would probably uncover the underlying help create diabetes awareness and will dedicated active membership and FISH Lines cause of this troublesome condition.^ Juvenile be in Fort Myers on Friday, June 25. devoted service in the practice of medi- ANDYGRAM Carmen Anlino D.D.S. Miss Johnson will be speaking about elp with hurricane evacuation. cine Andy Gelberg is back!!! Call 472-0404.# I Diabetes diabetes at HealthPark in the atrium David Carlton D.D.S. The award, which confers full rights And from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event is and privileges of life membership in the H 'Fundraiser free to the public. Priscilla Murphy Realty Florida Medical Association, was pre- The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation he Southwest Florida Chapter of sented to Dr Jones by Dr. James has him GENERAL DENTISTRY International is the world's largest lead- Rubenstein, president of the Lee the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation ing nongovernmental funder of dia- Serious about selling? TRUST YOUR FACE TO A SPECIALIST! (JDF) is raising money to send County Medical Society at its monthly WE HAVE MOVED T betes research. It was founded in 1970 Serious about buying? J. BERT DAVIS, M.D. F.A.C.S. meeting which was held on May 10. needy Type 1 diabetic children to a by parents of children with diabetes. to Island Facial Plastic Surgery, P.A, week long diabetes camp this summer, A native of Fort Myers, Dr. Jones Multi-million dollar producer JDF's mission is to find a cure for dia- was in private practice from June Board Certified «>' Volunteers will work the concession betes and its complications through the 15650 San Carlos Boulevard " jtand at the Miracles baseball game this 1963 in Lee County in general and "PMR-Rookie of the Year" 9981 Health Park Cir. (941) 481 -9211 support of research. Since its incep- peripheral vascular surgery.^ 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Mon. - Fri. * Saturday, May 29. A portion of the tion, JDF has given more than $300 Call me at (941) 472-1511 Suite 259 (941) 481 -7568 Fax proceeds from concession sales will be Fort Myers, FL 33908 [email protected] million to diabetes research worldwide. New Patients and Emergencies Welcome , contributed to the local JDF chapter. The new local chapter has contributed Priscilla Murphy FELLOW AMERICAN ACADEMY OF FACIAL PLASTIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY. FELLOW AMERICAN "Our goal is to raise money for at least PMR Realty, Inc. COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, DIPLOMATE AMERICAN BOARD OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY over $100,000 to diabetes research [jgr| 489-1118 :2© one full scholarship of $450", reported and education this year alone thanks to PMR * PMR • PMR • PMR * PMR Teri Karp, local JDF spokesperson. our generous community. 1 "We currently have two more Type 1 diabetic children in need of camp For more information on JDF or GUMBO LIMBO scholarships." how to contribute to a camp scholar- Great fiontage on cul-de-sac! ship, call Teri Karp at 948-4488.* International Sweatin' "Thanks to the generosity of the Private, convenient location! Summer Special John E. and Ahese Price Foundation Easy access to anywhere on the Physical Therapy $ and Bush industries, five scholarships island! have already been awarded to children Oveisized lot! .OF6ANIBEL. 3 Months 99 who will get the chance of a lifetime Better hurry! $86,900! (418660) CENTER inc. New Members Only they otherwise would not have had," Providing Service to Assist Offer expires 6/30/99 says Ten Karp. At diabetes camp the Spinning Classes, Step Classes, children learn two significant things: People in Acheiving Their first they are not alone with this poten- Aerobics, Body Shaping, Winner of tially debilitating disease, second, that if Peak Performance and a Seniors Classes and Much More they maintain a healthy lifestyle by maintaining their blood sugars at the Barrier Island Jim Hall, CRB, CRS, GRI Healthy Lifestyle Plus new Cybex Weight Equipment, ideal range, there is nothing in this "I don't just list properties...! SELL THEM!" Free Weights, Treadmills and Stairmasters world they can not do. A perfect exam- Title Services, Inc. VIP Realty Group, Inc. 395-1097 ple of this philosophy is role model, (941) 472-3688 (941)472-5187 x 215 Nicole Johnson, 1999 Miss America (941) 472-3322 • (800) 553-7338 395-2639 , ' You'll Appreciate the Difference" e-mail [email protected] 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Rd., Sanihel Corner of Sanibel-Captiva Rd. and RabbitRd. <$*»"«« <*•!# who is £_Tyge_ 1 diabetic on the insulin pump She is using Her platformTo" &HSL Page 48 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 49

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-• •• • < 2440 Palm Ridge Road Silverstonev, , >^ Tarpon Bay Rd. #11. Saiiibel, H 472-2843 ...Licensed Massage Therapist Lie. No MA0006218 395-0512 2440 Palm Ridge Rd, #8 Sanibel, FL 395-2833 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 51 Page 50 Island Sun-June 4, 1999 Norton leads ARS' National Soil do not become lost in the shuffle of Gypsum Could Erosion Research Laboratory in West Advice to busy schedules. Lafayette. The laboratory is co-hosting Do I have at least one hour a day to Help Boost Crop the conference along with Purdue Potential Shelter devote to loving and caring for my cat? University and USDA's Natural A cat requires plenty of love and affec- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED TIMESHARE FOR SALE Resources Conservation Service. tion. Although more independent than Weeks 25 - 30 at Tortuga Beach Yields Cat Owners Sanibel Island Resort: Front Desk Sanibel Holiday dogs, they thrive on companionship. It Club 2 bed, 2 bath overlooking nstead of going to a landfill, gypsum Ralph Woodward, a corn and soy- nimal Shelters around the coun- Staff Person for West Wind Inn Full Vacation Rentals is also recommended that you consider time, 5 days per week (3 days from pool & Gulf. Golf privileges from electric power plant smoke- bean farmer who works with Norton, try often end up with litters of Accepting applications farms in an area where most soils are adopting two cats if there is no one Noon to 8 p.m. and 2 days from 3 to included. $7,000 per week. stacks can be sold to farmers to raise homeless kittens in the spring, 11 p.m.) Benefits include paid vaca- for the following positions- (713)975-0470 I low in calcium and sulfur. The discov- A home during the day. Two cats can be tion, health insurance, paid tolls corn and soybean yields while protect- so June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month. F/T - P/T Inspector email' [email protected] company for each other and bring Experience not necessary (we will ing soil from erosion. The tactic is still ery of soil and water benefits from gyp- Lee County Animal Services is taking Rental Agent 6/4 BMCS/1B more love into your life. train) but a general knowledge of in the research stage, but it's being sum from power plants is icing on the the opportunity to teach people what Front Desk/ Receptionist Am I ready to take on the daily basic computer functions would be applied on hundreds of thousands of cake. Woodward believes these bene- they should know before adopting a helpful What is necessary is a pleas- PT/ FT. Excellent wages ANNUAL RENTALS acres in Indiana and Illinois, according fits will increase over time and show cat, and celebrating the wonderful ways responsibilities of caring for a cat? ant personality, good telephone eti- paid & all tolls paid significant yield increases. He believes Although cats are easier to take care of quette and proper English due to GULF BEACH to soil scientist Darrell Norton at the that cats can enrich people's lives. The interaction with the guests Looking To find out about exciting so strongly in the potential economic than dogs, they still require daily care, opportunities available with our PROPERTIES, INC. Agricultural Research Service, USDA's month-long campaign is led nationally for an honest and clean cut individual Lie Real Estate Broker chief scientific agency. and environmental benefits of power by the American Society for the such as litterbox cleaning, feeding, and to join the WWI team Call Daryl growing company apply at 1630 plant gypsum that he has a Purdue exercise through play. Jorgenson at 472-1541 24 Years Island Rental Norton is scheduled to present his Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Periwinkle Way or call 472-6565 Management Experience graduate student doing gypsum Am I willing to commit to under- 5/7 BM 6M research findings today at the Tenth (ASPCA) to focus attention on the mil- SANIBEL & CAPTIVA research on his farm, in cooperation lions of cats available for adoption at standing basic cat behavior and train- International Soil Conservation (941) 472-6747 Organization Conference, held May 23 with Norton and the Indianapolis more than 6,000 shelters across the ing? Understanding cat behavior will REAL ESTATE SALES Great Pay & Benefits!! to May 28 in West Lafayette, Indiana. Power and Light Company. nation. help you train your cat not to scratch Looking For Success??? your furniture and to use the litterbox. FT/PT The conference theme is "Sustaining Ken Curtis, of Prairie City, Illinois, Lee County Animal Services agrees Let Coldwell Banker HOMES FOR RENT the Global Farm: Local Action for another farmer who works with Cats are independent, but they can be Tolls Paid that shelter cats make excellent com- trained with patience, understanding, McFadden & Sprowls Land Stewardship." Norton, also runs a business applying panion pets. However, just as cats give Help You. WE ARE YOUR PRIVATE power plant gypsum on other farmers' and love. Apply at "Day 6,573: It's getting Norton has shown that gypsum people love and companionship, pet Experienced or Newly Licensed HOME SPECIALIST! Lee county Animal Services believes "waste" from power plants helps soil fields. Trucks that used to return from owners need to care for their cats and Casual Attitude that having appropriate expectations 9 Locally Owned Offices in harder and harder to claim hold more water, by preventing soil the grain elevator empty now return provide them with an appropriate lov- 2 TO 7 BEDROOM HOMES, about the relationship and providing Collier & Lee counties. Tahitian from crusting so more rainwater enters full of gypsum. ing home. Since adopting a pet should a home-office deduction." MOST WITH POOLS. proper training is critical when pet Call Mike Feeney for the soil instead of running off the field. Since the Clean Air Act of 1990 never be an impulse decision, careful Gardens Plaza ON AND OFF BEACH. and subsequent revisions, scrubbers owners adopt a shelter cat. Often, shel- your confidential interview In the past, gypsum from quarries has research and planning is the key to 2001 Periwinkle Way SOME WITH BOAT DOCK. added to power plant smokestacks are ter cats are already perfectly suited for 472-6669 MONTHLY & WEEKLY RENTALS. been used to loosen soil, to treat soils finding a pet that is appropriate for 2/19BMTFN homes. By reviewing these six ques- high in sodium or toxic aluminum, and generating increasing amounts of gyp- your family. Lee County Animal WE ARE BOOKING OFF SEASON tions and coming to positive conclu- to fertilize soils deficient in calcium or sum .^ Services recommends asking the fol- AND THE YEAR 2000 NOW. sions, prospective pet owners will be Real Estate Assistant Food Servers • P/T sulfur, according to Norton. lowing questions before choosing the HELP WANTED BUSINESSES FOR SALE CALL 472-0457 OR more aware of the care and commit- Computer Skills a Must Sanibel Chowder right cat: 9-5 Mon. - Fri. SUMMER WORK FOR COLLEGE stu- 800-325-1352. ment that companion animals require. Company dents/ 1999 High school Grads $$ Great Business $$ Am I ready to make a long-term This will save the animal from being License Not Required Call 941-649-5922 Flexible, P/T or F/T $10 25 per hour Opportunity Do's And Don'ts For Safe commitment? Adopting a cat means Please Fax Resume to appt Entry level Sales/Service No returned to the shelter, and will offer Own Your Own SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ON being responsible for his or her health 472-4147 for appointment door to door or telemarketing Will train Sanibel, new 3 bedroom, 2 bath unfur- both the cat and the new owner a long 5/7 BM 0/4 Scholarships - Conditions Apply (941) Sanibel Biking 5/28 BM BIA Business on Sanibel nished, all appliances, Island Woods, and happiness throughout all of life's 939-5445 community pool & tennis courts, $1600 and satisfying life together. 4/30 BAE B4 Best Deli on Island Do's: transitions, such as moving, family and MUSEUM RECEPTIONIST. Part-time monthly plus utilities. To receive advice and information MANAGEMENT DELIVERY STAFF NEEDED! We are Great Location On East End Call 414-241-5197. Wear helmets and proper footwear. relationship changes, Remember that Admission position for the Shell looking for an assistant manager/ pizza on specific questions for caring for a Position open for Museum. 2 or 3 days per week includ- Completely Remodeled. Stay right of yellow center line where one is marked. cats can live up to 15 to 20 years. cook and drivers to jam for season! companion animals, or if you are inter- Service Station Manager. ing Sunday Call Debbie at 395-2233 Excellent tips Apply in person, Johnnys All New Equipment. Don't talk while riding. It distracts you from biking. 5/28 CC (VII VACATION RENTALS Can I afford the cat? The cost of a ested in pet adoption, please call Lee Knowledge of auto Pizza, 2496-B Palm Ridge, Sanibel Won't Last Long, Call Now Look out for side streets or driveways you cross. SANCTUARY GOLF CLUB - 10/17 BM TFN cat is more than just the adoption fee; maintenance, customer needs, Landscape Maintenance Dept is now Serious Inquiries When you want to pass another user of the bike path, shout "Passing On County Animal Services, 337-1997, salesmanship, and neat PART TIME RETAIL - Evening and remember to include the cost of food, 2008 Arcadia Street, Fort Myers, hiring for F/T position Excellent bene- Weekends $8 per hour Dockside Call 3 - 6 p.m., Mon. - Sat. Left" or ring your bell from as far away as 50 feet. litter, basic and emergency veterinary appearance necessary. fits & pay Please contact 472-8612 Sanibel, 472-9098. Florida 33916 To see some of the CIA BM 6/4 472-9622 Let the biker behind you know what's up ahead, such as 5 1/2 day work week 1/22 BM TFN care, and supplies F/T AND P/T - YEAR ROUND - large 3/19 BM TFN animals available for adoption, log on Salary $28K - $32K GOURMET FOOD DISTRIBUTOR "Car Up or Car Back," "and Bike Up or Bike Back." Is everyone in my household in favor beach store on Sanibel - paid insurance 1-B00-SAMBEL If you are leading a group, point to obstructions, such as potholes to the web site at Tolls paid. Call Terry. 472-2125 and tolls - some nights and weekends - needs P/T (Wed.) merchandiser for Sanibel & Captiva of adopting a cat? One adult in the call Joe or Trtcia - 472-8185 South Seas Plantation. One day a RENTAL/REAL ESTATE http://lee~county.com/ animalser- week up to $10 hr Call Mark at or branches hanging across bike path. home should be designated as the pri- &A BM 6/25 WANTED Island Reservations OFFICE ASSISTANT needed for grow- (727) 365-3333 Leave message Hold out right or left hand facing down when slowing mary caretaker so that the cat's needs 11/6BMTFN Wear eye protection to shield against flying debris. LICENSED NAIL TECH ing Sanibel professional business. Private party wishes Captiva Village Day Spa Excellent working environment, client BABYSITTER WANTED Island Vacations If you can't handle your water bottle while riding, stop to drink contact, and the opportunity to work to purchase 3 bedroom HDBGIS EQQH UHCIQ Facial experience a plus with computers Need to be able to LOOKING FOR energetic and respon- Of Sanibel & Captiva - and move bike out of the way. PUZZLE ANSWERS sible babysitter for 2 wonderful children home on Sanibel Island direct- HBHfflH uaug EH[jg_ P/T on-call to start work on multiple projects without super- Million $ Views Await You! Carry a lot of water with you. Remember, you are in a sub-tropical climate vision General office skills and familiar- ages 3 and 2, P/T evenings Please call ly from owner Can make quick If on a long run you deplete your energy reserve, have Gatorade or other sport Amy - 472-5337 ity with computers are necessary. 395-2554 & equitable settlement • Cottages • Condos • Homes • uaau ciBHHHa EHHQ BHBH 6/4 BA &A Salary based on experience Benefits drinks along to replace your body's minerals. Please respond to. Miles of Beaches & Bike Paths QQQ BBQQ BQQ 0HQS QHS are available Full and part time posi- SERVICES OFFERED At major intersections, use the pedestrian crosswalk if there is one. It was •SOB DHCSCDB El OHO tions available Call Dave at 472-1439 P.O. Box 321, 941-472-7277 placed there to protect you Put your front wheel out a bit onto the zebra stripes EUnODQQ QE1QBCQQE1 QQQQEICI SEEKING CAR WASH or fax resume to 472-8392 ATTENDANT BIA BM-6/4 Hafferford, PA, 19041 1-888-451-7277 to signal your intent to cross. Make sure both sides of traffic stop •HEJUU QEIBB HEEK3 BQDCIQ Bow Wow Babysitting S7BK TFN or detail person. ACCOUNTING MANAGER needed for TO9-BMTFN On non-designated crossings, use extreme caution. (DSHD BQEIBH 1101300 HEUQ growing Sanibel Accounting Firm. 395-9163 Cars are not obliged to stop there. HQU DD]Q[JUa QQDmHHUOQU $5.50 - $7.50 per hour. Excellent working environment, client ROOM FOR RENT EQQIJ HQDG1 Tolls paid. To learn more contact, and the opportunity to work Providing loving, BUND PASS AREA - 2nd House from Gulf 3 Bedroom/ 3 Bath Everything When you see a group or a single rider stop on or near the bike path, HnBQHHQHHC] DBDDQQ EJOO call Terry 472-2125 with new computers General 1 1 quality pet care Brand New Terrific Vacation Home call out "Coming Through." ••DO BBE3BQ HHUHU QHBH Bookkeeping, Quickbooks, A/R, and 10 Minutes to Sanibel QB0QB E3BHE] HHDlia QDH0H A/P experience necessary Tax experi- Call Bob, 472-8178. If you stop on the bike path to rest or watch birds, move your mount Private Bed & Bath 4/1S-BM 6M •uacinii umcjomHu Qiumaac ence a definite plus in the job Salary GULF HARBOUR. 2 BR + Den, 2 BA& out of the way and watch for other traffic approaching from either direction. DEH3E] EH3QEH1 BDIE3E] based on experience Benefits are "ABSOLUTELY CLEAN" Compre- 1 hensive Cleaning and Caretaking ser- 5 Minutes to Beaches garage. 1st floor unit overlooking golf Most important: obey all traffic laws BDD BdEfj oam unum BOB SERVICE PERSONNEL available Full and part time positions course & lake. Light, bright, decorator available Call Dave at 472-1439 or fax vices for home or office Specialized $400 + Deposit Don'ts: BQiaO 0QGH3 aEJDfflHB_QtSHn OPENINGS services Errands, deep cleaning too furnished Across from pool & cabana resume to 472-8392 437-4511 Available for the Season of 2000. Dont's three P's. Private - Posted - Property. AlSJi at Mobile Station. 614 BM-6/4 Longtime Island resident with refer- Attendants must be neat ASSISTANT MANAGER. Now hiring ences. Free Estimates 395-9060 5/7 CC TFN 941-513-0172. Don't plug your ears with headphones. 10/16 BM TFN appearing. Drivers license & assistant manager for resort clothing & 5/Z1 BM 6/4 Don't let your shoe laces hang out. They get caught in the chain. light mechanical abilities a plus. gift store. This full time position requires WANTED TO BUY OUT OF THE AREA LOTS Don't keep your pedal down on the side of your turn solution retail sales experience & management 29 S6 - $7.50 per hour. Tolls paid. Great benefits, must enjoy working with TIMESHARE SANIBEL ANY WEEK LARGE OCEANFRONT LOTS on It may scrape the pavement Call Terry 472-2125 people in a friendly resort atmosphere. April, May, Oct, Nov. Owner only Marathon Key, FL from $250,000 For 29 Contact Cindy at 472-5161 x345 Please, No Agents more information CALL BROKERS Don't ride double, side by side If you are inclined to socialize, do it later 5? Y ? Call (727) 784-7174. CONSULTANTS AT 941-472-2255 or If socialize you must while riding, do not expect an oncoming rider to hit the B 7 29 5/28-PP-6/4 800-553-2246. grass just because you don't care to move into single file. It's his tight-of-way you aie violating Besides, road bikes have narrow tires 1L9 ? 29 Their riders risk tailspinning when going into a sandy, grassy aiea. 29 Last but not least: don't be a boor! To advertise in the Island Sun, Just Say "Charge It!" Try politeness and consideration for others instead 29 29 31 27 29 Be a good biker!=& -Iff'! Page 52 Island Sun-June 4, 1999 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 53

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1/jAftlNE SERVICES FOR MM RENTALS REAL ESTATE RETAIL SPACE f THEY AREN'T MAKING [ $289,555 BAYOU FRONT CANAL New Island Marina U ANY MORE OF"! U LOT!!! Brand new dock in place Cul USED BOATS & BIKES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Care-Free Vacations In 1999, vacant land is selling at a de sac location, beautiful southern Located on San Carlos offers 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND No Additional Fees . record pace If you are confused about exposure with a recent survey and 14 ft Jon Boat, V-Hull with motor FOR LEE COUNTY FLORIDA all of Sambel's rules and regulations, great aerial photos Rare offering in this 776 Sq. Ft. Boat Slip Rentals wondering about ecological zones, & trailer, $900 OBO. Case No. 99-4294-CA Experience the Difference! market Starting at $65! sewer extensions or who you should f COMPLETE INFORMATION On Periwinkle 16ft Tri-Hull Runabout with 50 Division C/B —" 472-9111 • 1-800-656-9111 have do your survey, call a vacant lot (] PACKAGES AVAILABLE upon Mechanic Work David M Smith, Petitioner and specialist If you're thinking about buy- CALLING CARD HP Johnson Excellent condition, Roxanne W Smith, Respondent 1200 Periwinkle Way #3 • http://www.rsvpsanibel.com request for each of these listings ing a homesite no one knows the island Emergency. 911 many include aerial shots Please for Lease Consignment Sales of your $1600 OBO NOTICE OF ACTION FOR subdivisions better If you're interested hook-up with Charlie for all your real Boat, Motor or Trailer. 7 1/2 Gamefisher, $400 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE in selling your lot, no one sells more Sanibel Police 472-3111 To Roxanne W Smith, vacant land than Charlie Please call estate needs New listings arriving 9 9 HP Sea King, perfect run- People Come To Sanibel and Captiva Islands for Lee County Sheriff's Office 477-1200 weekly Call (941) 472-1511 for a pri- 482-1349 7 1/2 Gamefisher, $400 address unknown Charles Sobczak (Subzak) at #1 800- ning, $850 Sand, Sea, Shells, Sun and the perfect Accommodations 233-8829 or locally at 472-1511 Pnscilla On Call Captiva Deputy. 490-1747 vate discussion 9.9 HP Sea King, $850 You are notified that an action has We luve been in the Vication Dream liusiness for over 25 Years {SMALL NEAR BEACH MOTEL? Murphy Realty 14 Ft. Jon Boat, V-Hull Wide assortment of used been filed against you and that you We ire the Source Not |ust order takers Fire Department (I PRICE REDUCED $40,000"! East are required to serve a copy of your CURRENTLY ACTIVE PROPERTIES: w/ motor & trailer, $900 OBO We miintun dean inspect and rent our own inventory of Sanibel 472-5525 end location, on two large lots night- OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE bikes-Over 100 to Sell! written defenses, if any, to it on David INLAND LOCATIONS: 16 Ft. Tri-Hull run-about w/50 I'nv ite owned tondos and he ich homes on Samhel inci C iptiv i ly rentals permitted with a gross poten- NEAR BRIDGE - OFFICES FROM $95 End of the season clearance M Smith whose address is 2022 1 $47,555 BEST PRICED LOT ON Captiva 472-9494 tial of over $150,000 Canal front and HP Johnson, $1600 OBO Stop by or j><\e us i c ill ind see why we h ive so m my repe it guests SANIBEL!'! Quaint Sanibel lot off a month Fax, copy machines confer- from rental company. $25 each Waltman St, Fort Myers, FL 33901 Florida Marine Patrol 332-6966 located directly across the street from a ence rooms and telephone answering the beaten path Private, secluded If you have a boat, motor or on or before July 12, 1999, and file Sanibel and Captiva Accommodations and priced to sell deeded beach access Don't wait on service Call 472-2700 New & Used Mopeds Must Go! 2341 I'llm Ridge Koad S imbel FL 33957 Florida Highway Patrol 278-7100 these four lovely townhouses, call trailer for sale give us a call the original with the clerk of this Court f $67 555 - GROUND LEVEL HOME- 2/26BM-6/11 at Lee County Clerk, PO Box 310 Toll Free 1 K00 237 6004 • 941-472 3191 Poison Control 1-800-282-3171 today We'll pick it up & bring to the Come see for a great bargain HSITE'" Quiet, peaceful and perfect Ft Myers, FL 33902 before service on E m ill isl inds@s imbel it turn com or www sanibelattom torn Large lot with good exposure and Call Charles Sobczak, Pnscilla Murphy AUTOS FOR SALE marina & sell it for you' Realty at 800 933-8829 / 472- 1511 472-4926 or 218-2244 Petitioner or immediately thereafter If nice homes nearby Chamber of Commerce 472-1080 1996 MERCURY MARQUIS All power 5/14 BM TFN you fall to do so, a default may be today V-8 Loaded Low Miles - 23,000 New & Used Mopeds t$87 555 - FAR FROM THE entered against you for the relief VACATION RENTALS City of Sanibel 472-4135 f SURROUNDED BY NATURE!! Just Mint condition Must see to Believe' Must Go! Come see (I CROWDS!!' Beautiful spacious lot i\ listed three bedroom plus den Island Original Owner Warranty $14,500 demanded in the petition near Dinkins Bayou Cleared, private Administrative Office 472-6477 style home for $279 555 for a great bargain WANTED TO BUY Copies of all court documents in this drive and ready for your house plans Firm Call 466-0677 Sanibel & Gaptiva Building Department 472-4555 Conservation land to the west as well 4M6-CCTFN 472-4926 or 218-2244 case, including orders, are available i $99,555 - JUST LISTED LAKE- as the east Hardwood floors, fireplace, HONDA '90 CRX, auto, cold a/c, new 5/7 BM TFN at the Clerk of the Circuit Court's CENTRAL RESERVATIONS, Inc. j I FRONT LOTH! Oversized comer lot Community Housing Resources 472-1189 oak cabinets oversized lot and many, We buy used furniture in Gumbo Limbo Outstanding views, timing belt $3 200 454 5543 office You may review these docu- Your ORIGINAL central reservation service on the Islands with over Planning Department 472-4136 many additional features Shows 614 CC-6/4 ments upon request 5,000 one to seven bedroom homes, oondos, cottages, efficiencies and hotel sewer hook ups pre paid and some of extremely well and has a nature lovers BOATS FOR SALE We pay $$$ & pick up You must keep the Clerk of the rooms, on and off beach, in our network Weekly, daily and monthly rentals the highest elevations on Sanibel Call Library location MOTORCYCLES FQR SALE quick on this one Circuit Courts office notified of your ***Let us do the searching for you*** Sanibel 472-2483 Call Charles Sobczak, Pnscilla Murphy KAWASAKI VULCAN 750 CC Many Free of charge NEAR BEACH HOMESITES: '96 Deck Boat current address (You may file Notice Lie Real Estate Broker, call 800-325-1352 or 472-0457 f $59,555 - SANIBEL BAYOUS Realty at 800-233-8829 / 4721511 extras $3,500 395-2497 of Current Address, n Florida Family Captiva 472-2133 today 614 BV SM4 n PHASE II. Paved road, sewer in 694-3200 Law Form 12 915) Future papers in Post Office (SUNDIAL CONDOMINIUM" Just Great Condition S/2BAETFN : place, walk to the beach and a give- CANOES AND KAYAKS this lawsuit will be mailed to the RENTALS LOTS FOR §ALE** away pnee Owner wants any and all ([ listed this attractive Sundial condo- 115HPEvinrude Sanibel 800-275-8777 minium Gross income exceeds address on record at the clerk's office 4 ADJACENT HOMESITES READY offers MOTIVATED GREAT GIFT IDEAS. SAILBOATS, MOVING SALE Captiva 472-1674 $26,000, screened porch and all the ACCESSORIES. New and used O/B Bimini Top WARNING Rule 12 285, Florida for development Sewer lines nearby t $59 555 - {CONTRACT PENDING) Sundia! amenities Asking price is Touring, recreational & sit-on top ANTIQUE CHINESE & hand painted Family Law Rules of Procedure, IMMACULATE RENTALS Realistically priced A wonderful island n Lakefront, near beach, deeded Sanibel Community Association 472-2155 $287,555 Call Charles Sobczak, kayaks Used windnders (16ft tn In water @ Mariner Point furniture, small appliances, king size requires certain automatic disclosure investment Builders take notice For beach access and ready to go Call water bed and much more 214 info CALL BROKERS CONSULTANTS Senior Center 472-5743 Pnscilla Murphy Realty at 800-233 marans) Great savingsl Used Werner $7500 of documents and information for aerial photo and complete package 8829/472-1511 today paddles - many styles New - Elco elec- Hurricane Lane (off West Gulf) Sat, Failure to comply can result in sanc- PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT AT 941-472-2255 or ($117 555 - (PRICE INCREASED 3/26 BV TFN tric launches-14ft leisure boat Kayak/ 941-434-5681 June 5,9 -12 No early birds tions, including dismissal or striking of 800-553-2246 (J $10,000) Extremely rare near beach Arts 6/4 PP 614 5/7 BM TFN duplex lot Each duplex can be sold off bike carts, downwind sails, drybags, 5/21 BV-6M WHITEWASHED ENTERTAINMENT pleadings JUST REDUCED BIG $$$$ Large, HOMES FOR SALE etc Call 39-KAYAK (395-2925) individually Almost an acre, near bike Arcade Theater 332-4488 CENTER, coffee table, 2 cream leather Dated June 1,1999 IMPECCABLE SERVICE cleared lot at end of cul-de-sac Owner path and just a stroll to the beach Wildside Adventures - Captiva's Kayak BABY ITEMS FOR, SALE couches, futon bunkbed, oriental rugs, (Seal) Wants A Deal Now CALL BROKERS BIG Arts (Barrier Island Group for the Arts) 395-0900 Co Cleared, water meters in place Call On Intersecting WHITE Bassinet with pink & white cov kitchen table set, rattan rocker, porch Charlie Green CONSULTANTS AT 941 472-2255 or now Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre , 278-4422 1/3Q BM-em furniture, dishes Call 395-9645 for Fresh Water Canal! enng Infant linen & towels 3 years Clerk of the Circuit Court 800-553-2246 ($115,555 GROUND LEVEL Lee County Alliance of the Arts 939-2787 ANTIQUES FOR SALE worth of beautiful little girls clothes directions By s/LMcLeod 4/2BMTFN 0 HOMESITE"' Only 400 feet from 6/4 PD-flM as Deputy Clerk LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME but Naples Philharmonic .....(941)597-1111 FORSTORIA CRYSTAL AMERICAN. great condition Infant car seat & other your front door to your private deeded misc Call Ann Haggerty, M-F days can t find the right resale The Answer is beach access Just north of West Gulf 85 pieces, service for eight plus extras BUILD YOUR DREAM HOUSE ON Old Schoolhouse Theater 472-6862 : $795 395-0272 evenings 472-1516 , Evenings 472-3394 PROPERTIES Drive, 15 000 sq ft Call on this one ONE OF OUR WONDERFUL quickly Pirate Playhouse , 472-0006 ^m 5/28 PP-&4 -IN- HOMESITES and save You always ISLAND SUN «$125,555 (CONTRACT PENDING) Sanibel Music Festival (941)336-7999 save when you deal direct CALL BRO- (I Pnce just reduced $10,0001" Huge Sanibel/Captiva Islands KERS CONSULTANTS AT Sanibel-Captiva Art League , 472-4258 Cape Coral - 3 Bedroom, PARADISE east end lot overlooking golf course 630 PERIWINKLE WAY, SUITE I, SANIBEL, FL 33957 • 941-395-1213 941 472-2255 or 800-553-2246 and !ake Near Beachview Over ha!f an U01 PERIWINKLE WAY, SUITE HO 2/26-BM TFN 2 Bath Home Split Plan, acre Owner wants offers Clubs & Organizations New Roof, Plumbing, PERSONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS SANIBEL ISLAND, FL NORTH CAPTIVA Beautiful south j $189,555 - ESTATE SIZE HOME- exposed lush/ pond/ Safety Harbor Lot n SITE'" Very rare near beach parcel ABWA (American Business Women's Assoc ) 466-0548 Berber Carpet & Paint 9414724104 (#36) with Class A slip/ Club member- over an acre in size Cleared and American Legion 472-9979 Great Quiet Neighborhood NAME 80041L7135 ship Asking $82 000 Please call ready for your landscaping Overlooks ADDRESS Colleen at (805) 646-0363 Serious hundreds of acres of SCCF wildlife pre- Audubon Society. 339-8046 Close to Schools & Hospital inquires only IITY STATE ZIP serve Aerial photos and panoramic CROW (Care & Rehabilitation of "Wildlife) 472-3644 Must Sacrifice due to Illness VACATION RENTALS 5/14 BV 5/14 shots are available FISH of Sanibel (Friends in Service Here) 472-0404 Now $80,900 Firm TIMESHARE FOR SALE * $199,555 - JUST LISTED!" East Sanibel - Captiva Islands CATEGORY: MAILED FREE TO SANIBEL & CAPTIVA RESIDENTS EVERY FRIDAY (lend of Sanibel overlooking the 7 Fishing Club 472-5720 Call (941) 574-3751 s D ONE YEAR 20» IN LEE COUNTY SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION - green Southern exposure, views of 1630 PERIWINKLE WAY Captiva Florida Plantation Beach Horticultural Society of the Islands 472-6940 or 574-9627 • ONE YEAR'28°° OUTSIDE LEECOUNTYUSA _____ the lake with pnvate beach access 5/21 CC TFN STE I Club Week 52 (New Year's Week) Unit Exquisite homesite, cleared and ready KiwanisClub 395-0328 SANIBEL, FL 33957 TO RUN DATES: 1012 and 1015 On the Gulf of Mexico/ for your house plans GIFT SUBSCRIPTIONS 2BR/ 2BA/ Waterfront screened porch Lion's Club (Ken Boyce, President) 472-1144 WEST ROCK CBS HOME. Very near 941-395-1213'FAX 941-395-2299 {$259,555 PRICE REDUCED'" Beach Asking only $279,000 For your Queen size sleeper sofa in LR Heated {j Quiet street totally cleared within Master Gardeners of the Islands 472-6940 private showing CALL BROKERS TO pool/ private tennis courts $32,500 earshot of the Gulf and a short, short PLEASE PRINT: each Call (618) 234 2424 Newcomers. 395-2457 CONSULTANTS AT 941-472-2255 or CLASSIFIED AD ADDRESS walk to the sand Located in a premiere 800-553-2246 DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADS lTY STATE. ZIP. island neighborhood with plenty of room Optimist Club 395-9505 4/30-BM TFN IS MONDAY AT NOON RENTALS for your home and pool GIFT FROM. REAL ESTATE CANAL FRONT. PAWS 472-1027 or 472-9383 COMMERCIAL $5 00 FOR 20 WORDS OR LESS SAMBEL/CAPIWA $237,555 - OVER AN ACRE III Rotary Club 395-0512 RETAIL SPACE 100 EACH WORD AFTER 20 METHOD OF PAYMENT Florida Island rentals and siZE'" Huge not just large Well Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society. 472-6940 accommodations. Let me list your property over an acre with 225 feet on a direct access canal, Very private, very lovely Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron 472-3828 PLEASE PRINT Daily, weekly, monthly When you want the best Real Commercial/Retail Space NAME Estate service available, please Impossible to find without calling Charlie Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club 395-1770 MAILED FREE TO SANIBEL & CAPTIVA RESIDENTS EVERY FRIDAY or seasonal first available for lease on Palm Ridge call me I have the experience PRINT YOUR NAME Condo's, beach cottages, Please call Charles Sobczak (Subzak) Zohta Club 466-5100 Road Approx. 750 sq ft. ADDRESS and professionalism to offer you ADDRESS homes and estates. at #1-800 233-8829 or locally at $912 per month + tax the best representation when 472 1511 Pnscilla Murphy Realty Island Attractions CITY STATE. ZIP. 3 year fixed rate negotiable. Call Chris today to arrange buying or selling Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum 395-2233 PHONE your dream vacation Marsha Clifford, Great front location STATE ZIP • CHECK ENCLOSED (MAKE PAYABLE TO ISLAND SUN) J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge.... 472-1100 941-472-1511 office, Call Mary for details @ • CREDIT CARD • VISA • MASTERCARD * (941) 472-6669 * Sanibel Historical Village & Museum 472-4648 472-2902 home 472-5020 PHONE( )__ * 800-741-4752 * Broker-Associate SCCF (Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation) 472-2329 5/28 BM 5/28 CREDIT CARD NUMBER with Pnscilla Murphy Realty EXPIRATION DATE / The Island Sun reserves the right to refuse since 1978 TIME TO SAY GOOD BUY' M revise and property classify all ads No SIGNATURE 1456 Periwinkle Way 22 year resident ACCEPTED refunds for unused weeks PRICES INCLUDE STATE SALES TAX Sanibel Island SEE YOU NEXT WEEK ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PREPAID 1/15 BM TFN Page 54 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Island Sun - June 4, 1999 Page 55

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ON-SITE DAY BED, WHITE IRON & BRASS BRASS BED, QUEEN SIZE complete Lost" 85 Captain 124 Daft and active singing 73 West African mendicant 37 Sitcom star scepter far off 40 Wall Street REPAIR AND RESTORATION TO complete with two orthopedic mattress- with orthopedic mattress set. Never AD CALL THE ISLAND 47 Expressive Nemo's SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. creator 125 Singer Datla 33 Highlander timber traes 117 Actress Sue Perl man DOWN 19 Conces- pessimists 1410 Causey Court (off Sandcastle in NICKS, scratches and water damage. es & trundle. Never used. Still in boxes. used. Still in boxes. Cost $1000. Must SUN AT 395-1213 OR movement 87 Poverty- 126 Legal 35 Entertains 74 Beautiful —Langdon 38 Striped cat 1 Fields and sion stand 42 Greatly Dunes) Many household items, sewing Bring back the shine of gloss dining Cost $1000. Must sell, $300 Cash. sell, $250 Cash. (941) 274-5009. FAX: 395-2299 49 "Persuasion' stricken area document 37 Kind of nature - 118 Cain's land 41 Indulge in Handy 21 Symbol of 45 Relinquish machine, high chair, clothes, toys, tabletops for $59.00 with this ad. (941) 274-5009. 1/17-BAE-TFN author 88 Cry of the 127 Political grapes? goddesses 120 Raucous much more. All good condition. 433-4331. 53 Fully grown piracy 2 Sound of intrigue 46 Pearl wild goose cartoonist of 39 Gudrun's 76 Author of bird cry 6/4-PP-6/4 11/29-BM-TFN 54 Two Years 43 Use a content- 22 Ms. Harbor's calculator ment Gardner island It. 1b 17 IB 2 3 4 IS 6 7 8 9 44 Remedy 3 Actress 24 Atl. state 48 Intimidate The vast network of prime for dry McDor- 26 Military 50 Menlo AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL 19 122 toast mand band? Park habitats making up the National 45 Gorge 4 Verifiable 28 Egret's monogram INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE s&sss? Wildlife Refuge System provides 126 47 Quick 5 Brings into cousin 51 Peculiar July 3,1999 9:30 A.M. looks harmony 30 Low island havens for wildlife, but also 1 31 49 Ipso 6 Authority 32 Altar area Parade Entry Form special places for people. Wildlife zi 33 Name of Entry observation and photography, 3$ • Contact Person fishing, hunting, and environmental education and THE INTERNATIONAL SO 51 52 WORDS WITH CROSSNUMBER GAME Mailing Address (Required)_ interpretation are available on 45 A "MARK" GXURPMJGDAXVSQN DIRECTIONS: Daytime Phone # (Required)_ many national wildlife refuges. 53"" Fill uch «qu»r* with « numMr. on* through nino Mb KNI FDAXVTQOMJHA • Horizontal wire* stalk) sett lo touteon right With more than 500 national • Verticil K|u»rMlhou!ds<5(! 10 loUll on bottom. 5-* Number of Participants: DF1 CAYNNWURPNLK • Diagonal tquarw through Dtntar should add 10 wildlife refuges and thousands of total in upper and low*- right. 29 EIHKF p(w ATERMARK) THERE WAV BE MORE Motorized? (Yesl (No) small prairie wetland areas 63 t sourrioN 9 29 across the United States, NBZXROVTMERQARR Walking? (Yes) (No) Today's Challenge 8 29 Skating? (Yes) (No) chances are there's one near you. MOMKDA I KK S FMADA Time 9 Minutes 9 29 Biking? (Yes) (No) Discover one For more information on your ATEKRAMRAEKMBZM "JO Seconds Other? (Yes) (No) lfYes,What_ Your Working RYRWVTAKRCERQOL 9 29 National Wildlife Refuge Time Minutes Music! Music! Music! Music! Music! Music! Music! of fish ing's System, call 1-800-344-WILD. KANLKMIHOLFDACL Seconds 29 29 31 27 29 MAZXEWVPEOUSRMA (Please bring music with you in your Parade Entry) best-kept AMERICA'S NATIONAL PUKRAMZTJ SBQONH WILDLIFE REFUGES... Live! (Yes)__ (No) Boombox or Amplifier? (Yes) (No)_ Find the listed words in the diagram. They run in ali directions-forward, backward, up, down and Other? secrets where wiMife comes diagonally. Boofcnutfc Marker Marksman SRzmark 106 107 108 Eamurk Mafte! Markup Tetemark 100 101 Hallmark Marking' Pockmark Watermark Description of Entry:_ More than 30 million Markdown Markka Remark Americans who visit 112 national wildlife refuges ENTRY FEE TiU each year already know J.N. "Ding" Darling take the Island Sun Commercial $25.00 Non-Commercial $10.00 National Wildlife Refuge home with you. Donations Welcome to Support Children's Entries . ' about the tremendous 1122 Open: Mon. - Sun. :. . Answers on Page 50 Please Make Check payable to 4th of July Parade opportunities to enjoy For a subscription . rt Mail Check With Entry To 1 Closed Friday call 941-395-1213 tfeeP" ^ Trlsh Phillips wildlife on these public lands. :or Drive Open: 7:30 a.m.. - 5:30 p.m. F Alive! . P.O.BOXI«I For others, these, natural rlitiOH Al 'Samuel, FL 33957 Visitor Center: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. a . treasures remain one of *J"r3 Or drop off at Colonial Bank, Tarpon Bay Road at Island inn Road Phone:472-1100 For Additional Information Please Call; America's best-kept secrets. Trish Phillips - 472-9131 To advertise in the Island Sun, Just Say "Charge It!" GinnyBissell-472-1080 Page 56 Island Sun - June 4, 1999

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