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Sanibel and Captiva RTS LEISUR BUSINESS: EVERY WEEK: Highs1 Rotary fair was Contractors Classifieds... 17C in the 70s a record-breaker comment on Island Club news... 20B 2A in every way... 1C building trends ...16A Police beat... 8A 1961-1988 Still first on Sanibel and Captiva VOL. 27, NO. 7 TUESDAY, FEB. 16,1988 THREE SECTIONS, 72 PAGES 50 CENTS Thanks to 'helping hands/ Blind Pass is open once again By SCOTT MARTELL Islander staff writer Some Islanders seem to have tricked Mother Nature last week, but Mother Nature no doubt will have the last laugh. The Islander received reports last week that several residents using shovels helped open Blind, Pass bet- ween Sanibel and Captiva. The pass had beenaslosed since mid-December Last Wednesday* however, it had opened enough to let a mullet boat slip from the bay into the gulf. When the pass is open, it is a popular fishing spot. It is also a popular thoroughfare between bay and gulf. "The dug-out trench was very obvious; the pass was manipulated, without a doubt," said one resident. Federal and state agencies take such manipulation Please see BLIND PASS, page 20A Three-pronged approach will help city determine what Islanders want An Island fantasy By BARBARA B RUN DAG E Above: The owl was a sign of Islander staff writer good luck to those who entered the enchanted forest Sunday night on a In a quest to determine what residents want for the quest to rescue the spirit of a young future on Sanibel, and for direction on how to achieve prince from the wicked spell of an those goals, the city has launched three special evil troll. projects: Left: Children mixed magical • 1. A survey of residents by an independent research brew and helped a white knight find company to identify what the community wants the his princess as they walked along a Island to be like at buildout. Projected cost: $20,000. luminary trail. The Valentine's Day • 2. A study by a professional engineering consultant Fantasy Walk sponsored by BIG of existing traffic problems on Sanibel to update the Arts delighted Islanders young and Traffic Circulation element of the Comprehensive old. Photos by Ricki Kosakow Land Use Plan. Projected cost: $53,000. Cooper. Please see SURVEYS, page 21A Captivan threatens lawsuit against CEPD because of sandbags INDEX By SUZETTE BEIGEL fects on his 'Tween Waters Inn property for non-payment for the EPS project. Islander staff writer caused by the controversial Experimental Holmberg was not paid because his project Bridge 10C Perpendicular Stabilizer project. was not properly permitted and subse- What began as a discussion about Wright claims he is losing $3,000 to $4,000 quently was halted by the state Depart- Cityside 18A lawsuits at the Captiva Erosion Prevention per day because of the littoral drift of sand ment of Natural Resources. Club news 20B District meeting last Wednesday ended caused by the concrete sandbags put in by Last week's CEPD meeting began with Crossword 12C with the threat of one against the CEPD by EPS contractor Dick Holmberg. Wright discussion of Holmberg's suit demanding Fishing tips 8B Captivan Lloyd Wright. said tourists are not using his property for $57,000 plus attorney's fees. A jury trial in Milestones 5A At the end of the four-hour monthly residency because there is hardly a beach that case has been set for April. Movie review 3C meeting, Wright announced his intentions in front of 'Tween Waters Inn. to sue the CEPD because of the negative ef- Contractor Holmberg has sued the CEPD Please see LAWSUIT, page 10A Permits-deeds 15A ^ KIWANIS CLUB. Visitors welcome. • 8 P.M., Sanibel Community Associa- • 7:30 P.M., Sanibel Community ridmfac tion • "NORTHWEST NATURE TRAIL" Association - PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNI- THIS WEEK • 9 A.M. TO NOON, Bailey's parking sponsored by the Sanibel-Captiva QUES class, "Why I Took This Picture" lot -The Lee Memorial Hospital BLOOD- Audubon Society and presented by with Charlie McCullough. $3. o ON THE MOBILE will be accepting donations of nature photographer Lee Canfield. This W • 7:30 P.M., Captiva Community Center - ISLANDS blood from Islanders and visitors. Be program highlight's Canfield's tour of z Tuesday, Feb. 16,1988 sure to eat before donating. Oregon, Washington and Vancouver An evening of SQUARE DANCING FOR o FOLKS FROM 9 TO 90 sponsored by the m Island Shorts The Bloodmobile will move to Jerry's Island during the summer of 1987. See 3D Captiva Civic Association. Caller Harold "This Week On The Islands" lists pro- from 1 TO 4 P.M. the scenic beauties and the animals, Sauls will be on hand and can adapt his grams and events scheduled on Sanibel birds and wildflowers of the beautiful style to any level of dancing expertise. o and Captiva during the coming week. • 1 P.M., Sanibel Community Associa- Northwest. Donations requested at the Come and bring a friend for this fun Q. Items for the calendar listing should be tion • BRIDGE FOR FUN. door. 0 WEATHER evening. Donations will be accepted at kept brief and should be typed and sub- the door. WATCH mitted to our office by noon Friday for • 6:30 P.M., Sanibel Community • 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. - Regular hours at the inclusion in the next Tuesday's paper. Association • Regular dinner meeting of ISLAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM next to the SANIBEL-CAPTIVA LIONS CLUB. Sanibel City Hall. Free. TUESDAY, FEB. 16 Visiting Lions welcome. SATURDAY, FEB. 20 • 1:30 P.M., Sanibel Community • 9 A.M. TO NOON, Sanibel Marina • The • 8:30 A.M., J.N. "Ding" Darling Na- to JZ =. irrrje Tin: wee* wrrr run"; r trie mc-~'&= Association • DUPLICATE BRIDGE U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 9-10 00 snz io*T- Ties* 51 3 ' tional Wildlife Refuge • "GATOR COUN- THURSDAY, FEB. 18, will conduct FREE COURTESY MOTOR- 00 TRY: ALL ABOUT ALLIGATORS" tour »T = ~2TTS£ c* snows"; o' — r •9 A.M., Tarpon Bay Recreation Area - BOAT INSPECTIONS. For more informa- along the Wildlife Drive meets at the _23" WS3f ; W32TB2" 23 T3OITQ2C =" "HT£ Outdoor ARTISTS' WORKSHOP spon- FRIDAY, FEB. 19 tion call 472-4443. Visitor Center flagpole. Regular en- OTVs Drarrae- :r SDrrnrterts WHS SS sored by the Sanibel-Captiva Art • 7:45 A.M., Coconut Grove restaurant - trance fees apply. League. Regular meeting of the Sanibel-Captiva • 10 A.M. TO NOON, Sanibel Island ROTARY CLUB. Visitors welcome. Bookshop - Author-historian ELINORE • 9 to 10 A.M., Sanibel Community HISfi ID* •10 A.M., Sanibel Community Associa- DORMER will autograph copies of her Association • EXERCISE for OVER S7 .57 tion - CURRENT EVENTS DISCUSSION. • 9 A.M., Sanibel-Captiva Conservation history of Sanibel and Captiva. = 55ers. $5 per session. Tuessaj e=.. £ K SSL $4 per session. Foundation - FIELD TRIP through the Weonesoay. =er. 1C 71 5c JBL SCCF sponsored by the SANIBEL- • 1 P.M., J.N. "Ding" Darling National • 9 A.M. to NOON, Barrier Island Center Tnicsoa>. ? 71 JK • 10 TO 11 A.M., Sanibel Community CAPTIVA AUDUBON SOCIETY. Wildlife Refuge - FREE FILMS, "Every for the Arts • Sanibel-Capthra Art League Fnaaj. Per JK Church • "Living Again," open discus- Care, But No Responsibility," a close-up ARTISTS WORKSHOPS. Call 472-9150 aatunssv. = 4c JK sion for BEREAVED PERSONS. For in- • 10 A.M. TO NOON, Sanibel Communi- Ipok at female insects as they lay their or 472-0905 for information. Swiss). P 7C 4£ -DC formation call Jean Denyes, 472-2344. ty Association - LINE DANCING class. eggs in fascinating ways; and "Seed $3 per session. Dispersal," a study of the biological pur- • 2 P.M., Sanibel-Capthra Conservation es snows • 10:30 A.M. TO NOON, Barrier Island pose of flowers and fruit and how they Foundation - "BIRDS OF PREY" pro- tnrrrps wa ^ = int>e warms* tnrs Time as* ysar Center of the Arts - First session in • 1 TO 4 P.M., Sanibel Community play a role in seed dispersal. gram presented by Rick Mraz of the eight-week series of GLORIA KING Association - BACKGAMMON IQ Nature Center of Lee County in Fort HISfri LOW RAIN DRAMA WORKSHOP presented by STRATEGY class. $4 per session. • 1 TO 4 P.M., Barrier Island Center Myers. Mraz will be accompanied by a Vtonasx Fee. £ 19S7 6c 5E JK Sanibef Police Officer Janet Cali shows Carty the Islands students and their es toured Sanibel-Captiva Adult Courses. Cost of Also from 1 TO 4 P.M. AND 7 TO 9 ,for the Arts • Open for viewing of the live red-shouldered hawk for his presen- Tnessay. Fas.. 1L 1957 6£ & JK Ctaiken. teft, and Aiicta Cafferty how to cfial 911 in police headquarters test week. Pnoio by Ricki the series is $20. P.M., Barrier Island Center for the Arts - current ART SHOW: tation about characteristics, behavior Weanesos). Fer. It. 19S7 72 AS JK case of an emergency. The two Children's Center of Kosakow Cooper. Open for viewing of the current ART 7 and identification of local birds of prey. Tnursaay. ?Bt. 12. 1SS 72 AS. JK • 11:30 A.M., Sundial resort - 10th an- SHOW. Far. tE. 19S7 7C 47 JK niversary luncheon meeting of the SUNDAY, FEB. 21 ^ec. 14.19E7 7T 5* JK • 7:30 P.M., Sanibel Community SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CHRISTIAN • 5 TO 7 P.M., Matsumoto House • 1 TO 4 P.M., Barrier Island Center for 7 Association - Weekly BINGO game. Saras*. ~e£. 1£ 19S 77 51 JK WOMEN'S CLUB. A special fashion Gallery - Opening reception for exhibit the Arts - Open for viewing of the current Raffle rases $4,100 for future BMRH projects show will be presented by the Lion's of works by Fleur Weymouth, Mary ART SHOW.
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