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Goss about environment damaged issues, plans by blaze By Anne Bellew By Steve Ruediger Islander Staff Writer Islander staff writer U.S. Rep. Porter Goss (R-Sanibel) held an infor- The Papa Joe's II pizzeria in the Ritz mal question-and-answer session before the \ Islander Shopping Center on Periwinkle Environmental Affairs Committee of the Sanibel- Way was damaged by a fire Thursday, Captiva Conservation Foundation and other invited May 26, which sent smoke billowing up guests Friday, May 27. into the island sky. Of particular concern to the committee is the The Sanibel Fire Department plight of the Endangered Species Act which is responded promptly to put out the presently before the House for debate. The present blaze, which started shortly after 10 bill, HR2043, is a companion bill to Senate bill S921 a.m. which would strengthen the act. Fire officials said it appeared to be In a competing action Rep. Billy Tauzin (D-La.) an accidental electrical fire. has introduced HR1490, a series of amendments that On Friday, Papa Joe's was closed drastically weaken the present act. Tauzin's bill while electrical work was being done, would require review of a proposed species listing water was being mopped up and the even when there is general agreement among scien- extent of the damage was being deter- tists. It would exempt large portions of the country mined. Next door, the Sanibel Island from virtually every requirement of the act. It would Pelican Company T-shirt shop was obviate the government's duty to avoid degrading closed, at least temporarily, because of critical habitat and substitute captive breeding pro- the smoke smell. The Fractured Frog, grams for habitat protection programs. It would also the shop on the other side of Papa Joe's strip conservation groups of the right to sue anyone II, was closed because it had no elec- other than the federal government to prevent viola- tricity. However, it was hoped the elec- tions of the act. trical work would correct that and the Goss made the point several times that the greatest Fractured Frog could reopen this week. problem in Washington right now is the polarization Shortly after the fire engines arrived, between what amount to extreme positions on the Chris Juliano, who was opening the environment. He has proven to be a mediator, "a bro- Photo by Kathleen Blase pizzeria that morning, was asked what had happened. ker", he calls it, by consistently taking a middle-of- A sunset cruise the-road position on some of these issues, putting "I turned the (overhead exhaust) fans Windsurfers will take to the water whenever the opportunity arises, on, then the circuit breaker went off," himself in the position of a moderate Republican who even late in the afternoon, just before sunset. A popular spot is off is thus able to work things out with moderate Demo- the causeway islands where there's usually smooth sailing for the Please see GOSS, page 3A wind-swept boards. Please see FIRE, page 7A Sanibel students govern city for one day By Steve Ruediger It was the annual Student Government Day in adult one. Islander staff writer which fifth graders from the Sanibel Elementary Prior to the council meeting, the students took a A 10-story parking garage, a water park and free School take over the jobs of adult Sanibel officials. tour of City Hall. An alligator in the lake behind European vacations for students were just a few of The adults could take a lessen in promptness from City Hall was not at all intimidated by the large the items passed in a brief Sanibel City Council the youngsters. The council meeting went extremely meeting held Thursday, May 26, shortly after noon. smoothly, much more smoothly than any recent Please see STUDENTS, page 8A Sandbag project approved by planners Arts & Leisure 5B By Steve Ruediger Those previously issued permits will Specifics were not set on the financial Islander staff writer be modified to start on the same date as assurance. It could be a bond, a letter of CitysicJe 8A A project to place a temporary sand- the Chernin permit and to include three credit or some other variety of accept- Classifieds 5C bag barrier on the beach at Gulf Pines to requirements asked for by the Planning "able assurance. protect homes in that area received Commission. The return walls are at each end and Commentary 1C development permit approval from the Crossword 6C These requirements relate to all three are installed to prevent water from get- Sanibel Planning Commission Tuesday, home project and are: a $10,000 finan- ting behind the sandbags and washing Environment 8B May 24. cial assurance that the bags will be them out. Police Beat 2A The permit application was directly removed, a $12,000 financial assurance The concern about the return walls is for the home of Irwin and Helen that any damage or erosion caused to that as they are placed back further, the Sports Shorts 10B Chernin. However, it also involved the Weather Watch 4A neighboring property by the project will beach ridge dune is dug into to accom- modification of the permits of Edward be repaired and the reduction of the modate them. Some assert that this What's Playing 6B Gale and Elizabeth K. Funston, which length of the return walls from 60 feet to had previously been issued. 45 feet. Please see SANDBAGS, page 3A 2A THE ISLANDER Tuesday.' May. 31,1994 M99mc

All of the following information was taken directly from plants were too large to have been taken in a car. Sanibel Police Department reports. POLICE A number of items were taken from a car May 25 Beach commercialization After a noise complaint had been called in to the at the Trost parking lot, which is the lot used by peo- Sanibel police for the second time Friday morning, BEAT ple going to the Tarpon Bay Road beach. Missing Planning Commission discusses five related issues May 27, a man on Ibis Lane who was working on his from the car was over $700 in American currency plus United Kingdom currency. Also missing were a By Steve Ruediger during the hearings Tuesday that she read rather than the way it does read." before getting to the council. spa at about 2 a.m. was told to stop work until day- Islander staff writer time. Anthony D. Palhete of Brandon was charged May suitcase, a camera, credit cards, passport and other thought the commission should be Asked where the staff study of the In studying the problem, Rogers 26 with going 68 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. Use of beach chairs, umbrellas and items. looking beyond the specific regulations beach commercialization now stood, said, he and Code Enforcement Officer non-motorized boats at three Sanibel and should be considering the general Planning Director Bruce Rogers said it Ray Hendzel had walked the entire Salvatore Gagliano of Sanibel was charged with resorts were discussed briefly by the Chad Cramer of Findlay, Ohio, was charged May The owner of a Sanibel store complained to police policy of the commercialization of the was almost completed. He told the beach from one end of the island to the going 50 mph on the Sanibel Causeway May 27. 26 with improper passing on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Planning Commission Tuesday, May Tuesday, May 24, that the landscape personnel for the beaches. commission that he was preparing a other. 24, before the hearings were continued Commission Attorney Beverly Dennis Paul Jones of Detroit was charged with shopping center in which the store is located had to future dates. paper defining the problems and sug- They had taken their time, making Robert Hodosky of Sanibel was charged May 26 Grady pointed out that current regula- gesting alternative solutions that could notes and taking pictures, the planning going 57 mph on the Sanibel Causeway Thursday, with going 56 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. blown leaves in front of her store. She thought it was Also, the commission was told that May 26. done on purpose. The landscapers later cleaned up the city staff is currently working in two tions needed to be followed in making be addressed. director said. The only time they had decisions. It was also pointed out that Rogers said he expected to complete hurried, he added, was when they came John Montemuro of Cape Coral was charged May leaves. different ways on the general subject of A man fishing behind City Hall May 26 acciden- beach commercialization. all three requested permit extensions that paper next week (which is this across 12 naked men in the woods 26 with going 55 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. were for either two years or until the week) and would then present it to City tally caught a turtle and asked police assistance in Gary Michael Stolt of Lehigh Acres was charged The hearings were in regard to con- behind Bowman's Beach. Sanibel City Council enacts new beach Manager Gary Price. They would then In addition to the Planning getting the turtle off his line. Michelle Cherie Gavin of Virginia Beach, Va., was Wednesday, May 25, with running a stop sign at ditional use approval for the continued rental of beach furniture at the West furniture regulations, whichever came decide where to go from there and a Department work on the issue, beach charged Wednesday, May 25, with going 63 mph on Tarpon Bay Road and Periwinkle Way and with dri- A man got his car hung up on a stump in a Sanibel Wind Inn, the Sanibel Inn and the first. time table would be set up. Rogers said furniture is included in the general the Sanibel Causeway and with driving on a suspend- ving on a suspended license. store's parking lot May 26. The man insisted the store Ramada Inn. The West Wind and Attorney Tim Murty, who represent- he could not yet say whether the issue beach management plan being worked ed license. Ramada hearings were continued until ed the resorts, commented that "some- would be taken first to the City Council on under the direction of Natural owner pay the cost of having the car removed from Keith Patrick McCarthy of Fort Myers was the stump. Later the store owner also had the stump June 14. The Sanibel Inn hearing was times I get the feeling that decisions are for discussion or whether a proposed Resources Director Rob Loflin. There Frank J. Mangano of Sanibel was charged May 25 charged May 25 with going 53 mph on Sanibel- removed. continued until June 28. made on the way that commissioners ordinance would be drawn up to go with going 58 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. Captiva Road. Commissioner Louise Johnson said wished the Land Development Code through the Planning Commission Please see BEACH, page 5A Ryan Anthony Kida of Sanibel was charged May A man reported May 25 that 10 plants from his 26 with going 60 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. continued from page 1A orchid collection had been stolen. The man said the Please see BEAT, page 11A Sandbags weakens that ridge, endangering the walls could cause trouble. interior of the island. The sandbag project is temporary. Comedy Club Henry Glissman, president of the The bags are allowed to remain in place 975 Rabbit Road Next to Loco's Sanibel detective Gulf Pines Property Owners for one year. An extension for a second Association, asked that the record of year can be granted by the Sanibel city KILLER BEAZ the previous hearing, held on May 18, manager. There is no provision for any "ONE OF THE TOP FOUR suspended after be corrected. Glissman said his concern extension beyond that time and the COMICS m THE COUNTRY" was not that saltwater would get in if sandbags must be removed at the end the escarpment were breached but of the approved period, whether it is - COMEDY USA off-island incident rather that fresh water from the interior $ 00 one year or two years. By Steve Ruedtger would drain out. 2 OFF midnight April 18, Morehouse was The sandbag project has driven a Islander staff writer stopped by sheriff's deputies near The vote on the sandbag project Wand " w/this ad wedge into the Gulf Pines community. Comedy CluS Sanibel Police Det. Kevin Miner's Plaza on the mainland. He approval was 6-1, with Commissioner Some of the neighbors to the homes Morehouse was recently suspended was driving his unmarked, city- Louise Johnson the lone dissenting ToCauamray • planning to place the bags have alleged for five days after an incident owned car. Deputies considered him vote. involving a possible DUI offense too intoxicated to drive and offered Johnson said she thought the project the project could increase erosion on SIIOWTIMES: Wednesday thru Saturday 9 p.m., Sun. 9 p.m. while driving a city vehicle. him a ride home, was a major disruption of the beach and their properties. Limited Seating • Must Call in Advance to Book Showtime. V she added that she believed the return Lawyers were hired by each side. Sanibel Police Chief Richard Morehouse refused, insisting on Photo by Anne Sellew Plager suspended Morehouse and going to a nearby bar. U.S.Rep. Porter Goss, left, chats with Erick Lindblad, the executive director of the barred him from driving his city The sheriff's department turned SCCF. vehicle while off duty. Plager said the incident over to Sanibel police the action was taken as discipline for and Sanibel Police Sgt. Michael Goss continued from page 1A BLAND-GRILL.& CAffTfttA improper use of a city vehicle. Blackmore drove Morehouse and Food For In addition to his suspension, his date home. Blackmore later crats. He cited as an example recent ecosystems protection. 975 Rabbit Road Next to The Comedy Club 0~ Morehouse was also ordered to reported that Morehouse *s eyes were legislation prohibiting oil drilling off A new entity under the Interior attend a counseling program for city bloodshot and there was a strong the coast of Florida. Department, the National Biological Thought - DAILY CHEF SPECIALS . employees for drinking and driving, odor of alcohol coming from him, "Everything that deals with the envi- Survey, is intended to provide an Plager said Wednesday, May 25, This was the second recent inci- ronment, even elevating Carol inventory and increase scientific under- \i Pfesli Local Seafood that Morehouse has given the city dent in which the Lee County Browner, director of the Environmental standing of the nation's living By Paul Gaeta many years of good service. Sheriff's Department was accused of Protection Agency to a cabinet posi- resources. Its only role is scientific, it ,wltli a Mexican Plwe Other action in addition to the letting a police officer off when an tion, comes apart on the private proper- regulates nothing. However, opponents Forget about high-fat pastry shells. The low-fat - and suspension would have been neces- ordinary citizen would have been ty rights/risk assessment/economic cost have attacked the survey as an invasion delicious — way to enjoy pies and tarts is with a meringue Happy Hour Tues.-Sun. 4-7 issues," he said. "And until some solu- sary if Morehouse had actually been arrested on a DUI charge. The other of private property rights with Rep. shell, easy to spread in a nonstick-sprayed pan or on I tion to, some coming together on, these Tauzin again leading the fight. Several 395-0245 arrested during the iricident» accord- incident involved a Fort Myers three points is found, many, many parchment paper. Bake slowly, then fill with frozen yogurt ing to the police chief,' policeman, -, - of his amendments failed, but one, OPEN TUESDAY—SUNDAY 11:30-11:00 issues that are important not only to denying NBS authority to use volun- or sherbet and beautiful fruit. The Lee, County Sheriff's The Sheriff's Department was the you are going to go down in flames." teers to collect information, passed by Department, whose officer stopped only agency that could havecharged * * * The congressman sees an eventual five votes, one of them from Goss. The Pizza's a snap to make with the baked cheese crusts like '• Morehouse, has been criticized for Morehouse because it was the only end to crop subsidies and price sup- argument was that using volunteers as not arresting tbe Sanibel officer. one that actually witnessed him dri- ports and sees no reason why the con- researchers would tempt environmental Boboli available now. Top with tomatoes, mushrooms, According to reports, just after sumer should essentially pay twice for A full-service medical facility with physicians ving...... groups and others to provide skewed peppers or whatever, your favorite kind of melting cheese the Everglades clean up. He feels that information about threatened plant and - and enjoy! board certified in internal medicine sugar should not have to pay for all of animal life. it, but neither should the consumer. At * * * Goss is an articulate, well-informed, Rob Simmons, MD the same time, he draws the conclusion VTSIT US IN OUR NEW HOME approachable speaker and, while some Save the water from boiling potatoes to use in soup. It'll Ernest J. Gesiotto, MD that the taxpayers are going to pay add flavor, nutrition and a little thickening, too. AT more than they should and the govern- in the audience did not like all of his Beverly J. Ostien, RN, FNP, MS ment will wind up paying more than it positions on issues, he is a popular and * * * • Preventive medicine - complete physical exams should. Like so many other compro- well-liked representative of the people The word on pickles is that dills or sour pickles have about • Cancer Screening - prostate, colon, breast and skin mises, no one likes the results. in this area. Introduced by Ruth QflLURY Deuber, chairman of SCCF's Board of 3 calories an ounce, and very little fat. Sweet pickles are • Flu and pneumonia vaccine Goss reported on other pieces of leg- low-fat, too, with about 30 calories an ounce. All have lots • Pap tests, pregnancy tests, contraception islation of interest to the group. Trustees, as Sanibel's first mayor and even a former board chairman himself of sodium, though. « Monitoring and treatment of high cholesterol high blood Specializing in Native American Indian Jewelry Charlotte Harbor is in the Clean Water bill as it now stands, but just the har- (albeit for one month before acceding * * * pressure, diabetes, cardiac and pulmonary problems, to the time demands of the Lee County Complete on-site diagnostic sen/ices, including: • Prints .•• Weavings • Pottery bor, not the estuarine system which Something special for carrot cake; 3 Tbs. minced fresh would extend through Lemon Bay and Commission), the congressman was • Laboratory • X-rays •EKG • Stress Tests Beautiful Selection of Handmade Dolls warmly received. ginger in the batter, plus ground ginger and minced We accept the following insurance plans: down to include Estero Bay. As head- • Jewelry • water to the Everglades ecosystem, the "There are two ways to avoid cam- crystallized ginger in the cream Cigna PPO, Medicare, SW FL PHO. Aetna BC/BS PPC • Concha Belts Kissimmee River is being restored to paigning for office," Deuber pointed cheese frosting. Assuming you its pre-Corps of Engineers-straightened out. "One can retire from office, or one like ginger, of course. • Bola Ties state, and Goss had the thrill of being can use the Goss method: Be so popu- 1648 Periwinkle Way • Fetishes one of those starting the project when lar, no one runs against you!" (Next to Jerry's Shopping Center) 5 SH he got to shovel dirt into the waterway Goss recently won a fourth term of earlier this month. office when no one filed to run against Call For An Appointment

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he responded. "So I turned the circuit breakers on again, then I turned the fans on again. Then there was fire everywhere. It was scary." Juliano, who was sweating and shaking as he Be warned... spoke, then complained he felt dizzy. Medics exam- We're wild and potentially dangerous. ined him and later transported him to a hospital for We're more agile than we appear and treatment. our bite is for keeps. A total of 18 paid and volunteer fire fighters responded to the blaze. In addition, Sanibel police If you happen upon one of the islands' directed traffic around the area. resident alligators, please play it safe The fire was primarily in the upper, attic portion of the building. However, there was water damage to the and gaze at it from a distance. lower level. Ensure your protection The fire was reported by Andy Kaplan of The Ritz - and the alligator's safety. Diner. Kaplan saw the smoke, called in the fire report, then went into the pizzeria and turned off the circuit Be wise when observing breakers. He said the sprinkler system had come on all island wildlife. and was keeping the fire to the back, of the building and to the upper story. Fire Chief Charlie Frederick said he was proud of the quick action by his department. "The guys, particularly the volunteers, did an excellent job," he said. Frederick also pointed out that the fire department had required the installation of fire walls when the Photos by Christopher Strine building had been remodeled to convert the center The attic above Papa Joe's II in The Ritz Diner Islander Center was charred by the blaze. Friday afternoon city fire business from a deli into a pizzeria. Frederick said and building officials inspected the pizzeria, trying to determine the extent of the damage and what needs to be those fire walls helped protect the neighboring busi- done to repair the structure. nesses. In the 1st Quarter Sanibel Building Official Max Anderson examined Getting the damage Friday. Afterwards he said there were of 1994 minor losses to trusses, wood framing, plumbing, ready electrical and the wooden deck. All of the losses were John Naumann to fight in the attic. Anderson said the plastic water pipes in the build- & Associates the fire ing had melted through and had probably caused more water damage than the water from the fire REPRESENTED As smoke billows from the eaves above Papa department hoses. The firefighters fought the fire pri- Joe's It pizzeria, above, marily from the roof, entering the attic area above 44% OF ALL firefighters from the Papa Joe's II through vents at each end of the tiered Sanfbel Fire Control building. CONDOMINIUM District prepare to tack- le the blaze, right and Building permits will need to be secured, the dam- below. ages corrected and inspections passed before the SALES, pizzeria will be able to reopen, Anderson said. However, he also said that the fire walls protected among 16 real; Photos by the parts of the building in which the Pelican Stave Ruediger Company and the Fractured Frog were located and estate companies there was no structural reason they cpuld.not immedi- on Sanibel Island/ ately reopen. "Without those fire walls, it could have burned up the whole building," Anderson said Friday, reiterating CONDO/SelJing Office Frederick's comments. 21 of 51 Transactions The total financial loss caused by the fire has not yet been determined and the investigation is continu- ing. When, Where REAL ESTATE Registration ALL OVER THE WORLD THEY WERE and How LOANS begins for SYSA SEARCHING, AND THEN THEY FOUND Competitive Rates and it Counts! Programs summer camp Financing Arranged for The Sanibel Youth Soccer Association's • PRIMARY • SECOND HOME summer soccer camp will be held Monday We take our island real through Friday, Aug. 15-19, at the Sanibel Rec - INVESTORS Center sports complex on Sanibel-Captiva estate leadership role very • FIRST & SECOND MORTGAGES, Road. ; JUMBOS Campers will gather each day from 10 a.rn. seriously and ... • LOT LOANS (FIXED & ADJ) t0 3 p.m. A half-day camp for those soccer • CONSTRUCTION/PERMANENT Players 7 years of age and younger will also be held. > ZERO POINTS & MULTIPLE BUYDOWNS AVAILABLE The cost is $55 for half-day campers and The Difference $100 for all-day campers. (There is also a 10 • BARRIER ISLAND LOANS (BOAT percent discount for two or more family mem- ACCESS) bers enrolled.) Is Results! Programs are subject to change 1994 will mark the third year for the camp which attracted 21 kids the first year and 80 last year. Each participating camper will receive a C.A.C. MORTGAGE INC. T-shirt^a soccer ball and a certificate of comple- Licensed Mortgage tion. Brokerage Business To register, soccer players should send their name, address, phone number, age, date of birth Charles A. Chegut and T-shirt size to the Sanibel Youth Soccer Licensed Mortgage Broker Association, P.O. Box 659, Sanibel, FL 33957. NO APPLICATION FEE UNDISPUTED CHAMPION - 1994 TASTE OF THE TASTE The registration period for the carnp ends July Serving Lunch 11:30 - 2:3O Dinner 5:00 - 9:00 Monday - Saturday 813-472-3110 Located directly on the Gulf of Mexico Por additional information about the league Deep in the Heart of Downtown Captiva * Based on the Sanibel & Captiva FAX: 813-472-8159 or more details about the summer "camp, contact 1200 Periwinkle Way kague official Gary Ruppei at 395-1887. Andy Rosse Lane, Captiva Island Assoc. of Realtors® 4/6/94 MLS figures Sanibel, FL 33957 Apply Here For Visa Card ESSfl CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Tuesday. Mav 31.1994 THE ISLANDER 9A

Tuesday, 8A City side May 31,1994 What good government Butterknife sign issue continued means to me Former Sanibei mayor and long-time city councilman By Steve Ruediger The code only allows the name of the subdivision content of such signs. Francis Bailey was honored by the Sanibel Elementary Islander staff writer on subdivision identification signs. Downes said it Downes suggested Wortzel consider changing the School youngsters during Student Government Day, After much discussion and the invocation of U.S. was like a street sign. All that could be put on a street request to one that asks for a "model open" sign but Thursday, May 26. Bailey sat on the council when the Constitutional rights by the Butterknife attorney, the first Student Government Day was held. To honor the sign is the name of the street. All that can be put on a does not ask for it to be attached to the subdivision noted islander, the students named Bailey an honorary Planning Commission Tuesday, May 24, continued traffic control sign is "stop" or "yield." So, asserted identification sign, which is only allowed to say student. until a future meeting consideration of a "model Downes, the city does have the right to control the "Butterknife." open" sign at the entrance to the Butterknife develop- ment. The continuation is to give time to the applicant to Photo by Steve Ruediger modify the application into a form more likely to be approved. The "model open" sign at the entrance to Butterknife is in violation of the new sign ordinance passed last year. There was some discussion Tuesday regarding whether it was a new sign or an old sign. Code Enforcement Officer Ray Hendzel said the original sign had been one sided and in another location. The NOTICE OF problem originated when those changes were made to INTENTION it, according to Hendzel. TO REGISTER Developer Allan Wortzel asserted it was the same FICTITIOUS sign even though it had been made two sided. Wortzel and his attorney, Terry Lenick, asserted NAME the U.S. Constitution protected their right to say The undersigned "model open" or whatever else they might want to does hereby certify mm, say on a sign. that Elizabeth Eidem "This is definitely a free speech issue," said is conducting a mail Wortzel. order business at His attorney cited case law and U.S. Supreme 6467 Pine Avenue, CRICKET Court decisions. Sanibel Island, Flor- However, Planning Commission Vice Chairman ida, under the ficti- Richard Downes responded that because Wortzel had tious name of Angel requested the "model open" sign be attached to the Bread and that said subdivision identification sign, the city did have the firm is composed of the following persons right to control the content. whose names and The student City Council discusses the issues at Its meeting Thursday. places of residences are as follows:

O lUQ@illS continued from page 1A Elizabeth Eidem 6467 Pine Ave. number of students milling about. It came over and an honorary student. Sanibel, FL 33957 ^ i\ looked up as the students were in the gazebo out Bailey thanked the students and said it was a over the water looking down. great honor. He said that when the students grew Ownership of An- After the council meeting room had filled to up and took government positions themselves, gel Bread is as fol- capacity with students, city officials and parents, they would probably do a better job than had been lows: Mayor Tia Rigsby gaveled the meeting to order done in the past. Elizabeth Eidem - and led the prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. After the council meeting, the students, their 100% Next, each acting government official described parents and city officials all went to the Sanibel his or her duties. Most gave straight forward lists Community Center for lunch and for the reading of It is my intention to of their responsibilities. However, one student pre- the five winning essays in the student Good apply to the Depart- sented a list as an example of what kinds of laws Government essay contest. ment of State, Di- the government could pass, a law requiring that vision of Corporation, students be given trips to Universal Studios. State of Florida to reg- k The minutes of the previous meeting listed the ister the said name of Angel Bread under $25,000 raise given to each city employee and the the provisions of law letting fifth graders out of school a week early. Chapter 90-267 (Fic- The report of the planning director told about titious Name Act), the design of the 10-story parking garage to be Laws of Florida (Sec- located at the Tarpon Bay beach access. The park- tion 865.09, Florida ing garage design includes a few accessories, such Statutes), 1990. as a pool, a spa, bungee jumping and a basketball court. 5-31-94 mmm%iti The council unanimously approved the parking garage proposal after it was learned the funds from the parking fee would be used to provide a European tour for the fifth grade. The public was invited to comment on bike hel- met law proposals. One student said all bike riders should wear helmets. Another student agreed, say- ing, "My mom owns a hair place and a helmet messes up hair." Next came a case of a JetSki operator who had the Plaani»g'^C^^iWJssipn:;;^:::||||;|^|tt^ violated the law saying such boats must leave the Bountiful Gourmet Buffet •application fbr';the^|jernjitS';:Me3M^:;Kiu?^^ shore by the most direct route. This boat had var- and Me Donald sS;Restei«^;OT;P^ri^«iJ^ Live Theatrical Show at an ) A Your Swfmwew Mencf^fPiirfers A ied by 10 feet from the most direct route. f Affordable Price . Next the city attorney announced the city was For Reservations Call: amount of Apposition gn; Sanifeel t§ itM Opening;: being sued because the slow boat speed laws don't Collier: 597-6031 : : : •.of a McDoEaId*s- oftf|fie'jslaMf;;t|i|;; S^i|el: : indicate what specific speed is considered slow. A Lee: 337-1101 tfc Tickets Available at SANIBEL ISLAND City Council also paSsea aa OKtmai^ committee was appointed to study the problem. ' il Many Local Banks ; : drive-through restaurants.;; •?;• :" ;:; ;;;;: I;;:';' ^';;; ••;';; It was next suggested that a tax be set up just for Gentlemen - Jackets Required") However, McDonald's is expected: to argpe the months of January, February and March in Group Rates Available PERIWINKLE PLACE that the limitation cannot legally apply lo it order to catch tourists. The funds raised by that tax because its intention to open a driv^-thiough; would be used to set up a water park and an Photos by Steve Ruediger 2075 PERIWINKLE WAY was known before the ordinance iwas a^opied amusement park on Sanibel. Touching : "Heartwarmini and at a time when it was legal. M ]^ati^m^ The students next honored Francis Bailey, who The students head down the back steps at City Hall Comedy argument is that McDonald's Shrittld ta^af was on the real City Council when the first student during their tour of the facility during Student A 395-2277 A •gr^nd'fathered xight. to a;drive-through. ^i 11); ;,§ City Council meeting was held. They made Bailey Government Day Thursday. Visit Our Other Locations at Naples A Marco Island A Delray Beach A Sarasota Tuesday. May 31. 1994 THE ISLANDER 11A 10A THgi&i.ANbEF( Tuesday; ''wiav'ST. 1&94 continued from page 2A Seeds continued from page 4A Dori Irene Correll of Fort Myers was arrested May Nicole Annette Wilson of Fort Myers was charged their little ones home. One of the most important ^4 on a warrant for failure to appear. She was the pas- Alexandra Mary Wells of Sanibel was charged May 22 with going 55 mph on the Sanibel Causeway involves sending home a new skillbuilder - usually senger in a car stopped on Sanibel regarding a traffic with careless driving May 23 after being involved in and with driving on a suspended license. one typed page offering two or three options for sim- 'offense. an accident on Periwinkle Way. ple, fun exercises that will build on a certain skill Marie Carol Maruca of Fort Myers was charged that's being stressed in school - with each qhild once A man was transported by police May 24 from the Audrik R. Jezisek of Fort Myers was charged May May 22 with going 55 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. a week. Sanibel Causeway to a gas station, where he bought a 23 with going 57 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. It's up to the parents whether or not to follow ican of gas for his gasless car, and then back to the Pamela Rae Schmidt of Fort Myers was charged through and work with their children on skillbuilders Causeway. Nine items of jewelry worth $3,675 were discov- May 22 with running a stop sign at Palm Ridge and at home. Those who do, however, are virtually guar- ered to be missing from a Sanibel home Friday, May Tarpon Bay roads. anteeing their child of a stronger start in first grade. A 70-year-old Miami woman fell off her bicycle 20, it was reported May 23. The seldom-worn jewelry And it's a head start that sticks with them through all on Sanibel May 24. Police took her to the medics, items might have been taken during an April 30 jew- Dawn Curry McGraw of Fort Myers was charged their educative years and beyond as adults, who took her to Gulf Coast Hospital for treatment. elry sale, according to the owner of the items. May 22 with going 54 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. McConkey said. "The skillbuilders are great," said Kevin Pierce, A red address book was lost May 24 near the Richard Joseph Sergi of Bethlehem, Pa., was Michael Francis Dignam of Fort Myers was whose daughter Hattie, 3, is finishing her first year at iSanibel U.S. Post Office. charged May 23 with running a stop sign at Sanibel- charged with improper passing on Sanibel on May the Children's Center. Captiva Road and Tarpon Bay Road. 22. "They don't take any special tools or equipment Jeffery David Keeney of Fort Myers was charged other than stuff everybody has around the house. And May 24 with running the stop sign at Palm Ridge Gary R. Wolter of Sanibel was charged May 23 A necklace was lost on Sanibel on May 22. the best part is, they're fun ways to spend good one- Road and Tarpon Bay Road. with violation of a traffic control device at West Gulf on-one time with your child," he added. "Hattie A Gucci wristwatch was missing May 22 from the thinks they're a real treat." Drive and Tarpon Bay Road. Stephen Paul Hammer of Fort Myers was charged bag of a person staying at a Sanibel resort. Twice during this school year McConkey lead a George William "Chip" Shannon of Sanibel was parenting group during which moms and dads gath- May 24 with running the stop sign at Palm Ridge and Tarpon Bay roads. arrested May 23 on a breach of the peace charge. At Police told people making construction noise on ered at the Children's Center one evening a week for Whitehall Road on May 22 that such noise was not eight weeks. With McConkey's guidance, the parents 10:48 p.m. and 11:29 p.m. on Sunday, May 22, police allowed on Sanibel on Sundays. discussed the challenges of raising children and A man complained last week of a loud truck being received reports of a loud party but had been unable learned tips and techniques for dealing with the started early in the morning every day on Brainard to find it. At 11:49 p.m., on the third complaint, they Roger Gilbert Delong of Sanibel was arrested May inevitable, such as sibling rivalry and mealtime and It's story time at the center! Bayou. heard noise at 567 N. Yachtsman and told Shannon and three other men there to keep the noise down. All 22 for possession of a stolen decal, driving on a sus- bedtime battles, among others. lenges to discuss outside of the parenting sessions.) beach. Expansion is under way to provide additional Joseph R. Arya of Sanibel was charged May 24 four men were belligerent and refused to identify pended license, operating a vehicle with an expired "It was great to find out we had so much in com- McConkey will offer the sessions again next fall classroom space. themselves, police said. At 12:59 a.m. May 23, anoth- tag and having no proof of insurance. Police said mon with other working parents," said Carrie Lund, with going 61 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. and winter. For information about registration for the 1994-95 er complaint of noise was received. Three Sanibel Delong's tag was checked after he drove up to a who attended the sessions with her husband, Robert "They're just another way we can help make sure school year, a new summer school enrichment pro- Sanibel restaurant after 3 a.m. and stood looking in a Cacioppo. Their son Matthew is in the 3-year-old Karen A. Feagans of Captiva was charged police officers and two Lee County sheriff's deputies these children are the best they can be," she said gram, tuition and the availability of scholarships, went to Shannon's home where loud noise could be window for about five minutes. It turned out the tag class this year; daughter Julia will start at the center about the importance of giving parents the tools they please call the school office at 472-4538. Monday, May 23, with going 65 mph on Sanibel- in the fall. Captiva Road. heard. Shannon was then arrested. Police said he was on his car had expired in 1991 and the decal was for need to raise children who are cooperative and self- so combative that he could not be photographed, as another type of vehicle owned by another person. "We really learned a lot from one another," Lund confident. would be the normal procedure after an arrest. said about the discussions. "And the handouts "They all complement one another," she said about Glenn Edward Conner of Sanibel was charged Peter Robert Cline, who works on Captiva, was Rosemary gave us were fantastic. We're sharing them the school-day curriculum, the take-home skill- See for yourself May 23 with going 60 mph on the Sanibel Causeway. arrested May 22 on a warrant for failure to pay a fine. with our nanny and anyone else who cares for our builders and the parenting sessions. "When you put Jose Salazar of Sanibel was charged May 22 with children. them together, the whole is much greater than the Parents who want to know more about the Robinson Ross Mercer of Afton, Tenn., was driving on a suspended license on Periwinkle Way He was also charged with driving on an expired tag "And now," Lund added, "whenever a new prob- sum of its parts." Children's Center of the Islands are welcome to charged May 23 with going 63 mph on the Sanibel and with failure to drive within a single lane. and with having an open container. He had been lem pops up, we have a network of parents we can Now in its 20th year serving young families on stop by the school between 9 a.m. and noon, Causeway. stopped on Causeway Road. seek consoling from." (McConkey, too, is always Sanibel and Captiva, the Children's Center is tucked Thursday or Friday, June 2 and 3. Rosemary A stray cat was picked up at the 7-Eleven West McConkey will show you around, and you'll see available for counsel when parents have specific chal- away off Casa Ybel Road just a few steps from the Michael T. Byrne of Sanibel was charged May 23 May 22. A citizen on May 21 used a chain saw to help learning in action. Appointments are not neces- with going 54 mph on Causeway Road. police remove a fallen tree from Pine Avenue. sary. Registration for the summer enrichment pro- gram that begins Monday, June 13, is under way Island Rotary Club awards 10 now, as is registration for the fall session that sters confirm the club's faith in the next generation of begins Aug. 22. The Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club has awarded Rotary scholarship funds. Those winners are Children must be 2 years old by Sept. 1 and $10,000 in scholarships to island students for the Christopher Whidden, who is attending or will attend leadership. fully toilet trained for admission, The school is 1994-95 academic year. This year, 10 winners were Wake Forest; Teresa N. Carson, Edison Community The Scholarship Committee is comprised of Marty open from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Children can selected from the large field of applicants by the College; Valerie Cope, Atlantic College; Louis Hinds Arnowitz, Bill Angst, John Freeman, Rodney Jobe, IV, the University of Central Florida; Cara Elizabeth Ed Wehner and Dr. Joe White. Two Children's Center attend for half or full days. board of trustees of the Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Trust students test their skills For more information, call 472-4538. Fund. The selections were based upon scholastic Morgan, the University of Florida; and Bjoern Styra, Scholarships are funded by the annual Rotary Arts with a puzzle. achievement, extracurricular activities and financial the University of South Florida. & Crafts Fair and other local fund-raising events need. The recipients will be honored at the weekly throughout the year. Since 1983, the Sanibel-Captiva The Rotary Club is pleased to offer continued sup- Rotary breakfast meeting Friday, June 10, at Rotary Club has contributed more than $178,000 to port to several of last year's recipients. Among those Tarwinkles Seafood Emporium on Sanibel. the community with the funds raised at these local Photos by events. Kathleen Blase Know your are Jennifer Milligan, a third-year Rotary scholarship As in years past, the Rotarians found the selection winner who attends Liberty College; Jitka Sojkova, a and interview process to be a rewarding experience second-year award winner who attends Florida State; due to the outstanding quality of the young people government Joy Williams, a third-year winner attending Florida who applied. According to club officials, the young- State; and Joseph Carr, a second-year winner who officials... attends Northwestern University. OUT ISLAND CRUISE INCOME TAX PREPARATION Six first-time winners were also selected for To BOCA GRANDE on Gasparilla Island and SHELLING TRIPS • Individual • Corporation Here are the students who held government To Beautiful and World Famous • Partnership • Estate-Trusts positions during the Thursday, May 26, Student CAYO COSTA ISLAND • Foreign Tax • Non-Resident Government Day session at the city of Sanibel, THE ISLANDER can help you with Daily aboard The Andy Rosse Aliens Tia Rigsby served as mayor; Leighana 472-S300 LucfcehbiU, vice mayor; Carly Chaiken, coun- all your classified needs. TAX FORMS AVAILABLE FOR ALL STATES cilmember; Anthony Fischer, councilmember; Call Betty at (813) 472-5185 The ISLANDER CLASSIFIEDS THOMAS R. LOUWERS, M.S.T. Justin Gulnac, councilmember; Rachael for rates or additional Information. 1619 Periwinkle Way, Suite 102 can put money in your pocket Mayeron, city manager; David Davies-Dels, 472-5152 Sanibel, FL. 33957 assistant city manager; Lauren Kohlbrenner, city attorney; Aaren Kinney, police chief; Latron Morgan, fire chief; Serena Strauss, • APPLIANCES •FURNITURE • 472-5800 • finance director; Noah Stewart, planning direc- I rP^'Tj BLINDS • WOOD • MINI • VERTICAL j~ Island <§>tyle 'Collectibles in tor; Susan Bensen, planning commission, chair- CARPET-CERAMIC TILE _ • f\ RENT BOATS man; Karon Cowham, building official; Alisha Country Charm" Gelpi, public works director; Tara Thompson, STOREWIDESALE To SO/0 F Interiors "ReCrealion of 19th century General Store" JENSEN'S TWIN PALM RESORT AND MARINA utilities director, Amanda Webb, code enforce- EXCLUSIVES! ment officer; Tanya Bell, natural resources 6 MONTHS NO PAYMENTS NO INTEREST by Pam director; John Henderson, parks and recreation SANIBEL & CAPTIVA AFGHANS 5 Sine* 1978 In-home Shopping • Dauid Winter Cottages Water Taxi to Outer Islands director; Jordan Henning, emergency prepared- ' Byer's Choice Christmas Carolers 395-2525 ness coordinator; Jesse Wood, City Council 22«P«MnU>Wq Decor To Your Door > Lizzie High Dolls - Daddy's Long Legs SMn3NS7 > Large Assortment of Candles, Afghans, Be your own Captain recording secretary; Samuel Cols, D.A.R.E, SFI00R& DECOR Candle Rings and Holders, Potpourri, . Sanibel Ft Myers Closest to outer islands officer; Jeremiah Thomas, reporter for Island H'vgmcAUAiMtiJNOSAOMPERESAWUiwraAnmwnin Baskets, Jewelry, Wall Hangings, 463-2000 CAIWET A vnm. A esumo A WOOD tltiO SKI Cxtct Blvd. Beach Shell Lamps & so much more! Fabulous Shelling on Deserted Beaches Reporter; Sasha Wortzel, reporter for The "We Create Beautiful Lifestyles" Island MON.-FRI. 9-8, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 11-5 Excellent Fishing Areas Islander; and Erika Dean, reporter for, Island JJM1 395-2525 463-2000 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY, 395-0888 Sun. ' '••..•'' ^ '"• WE SHIP UPS CAPTIVA IS. — - 472-5800 12A THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 31.1994 Priscilla Murphy Realty, Inc.

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CAPTIVA ISLAND Multi-use parcel composed of 100 feet of WATI RWAY VISTAS CASA OE LAS PALMAS commercial property on the corner of Built in 1987, this incredible CLAM BAYOU This custom built home offers many upgrades including a Wightman and Laika Lane, plus an Captiva Office additional 75 feet of buildable residential residence boasts 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, great floor plan for easy living. It is found in a private setting property on Laika Lane. Call for details. (813) 472-5154 heated, screened pool, ground level storage, lush near the beach and comes complete with a wonderful Contact Peggy Miller at 472-5154. vegetation and an outstanding uiew of the Bayou. A kitchen, fans throughout, solar heated pool, and master bath must see home. Available for $499,500 Furnished. with outside shower and skylight. Available for $274,900. Please call Karen Bell at 472-5154. Please call Greg Weglarz at 472-1511. Homesites

DINKINS BAYOU Gorgeous large lot overlooking th= Sanctuary golf course. Excellent location for prestige TOLL-FREE home. Available for $225,000. <800) 233-8829 CANAL Please call Margie Davison at 472-1511. GREAT NEAR BEACH LOT ON WATER Nice large lot overlooking a beautiful waterway in an established Island neighborhood. Quiet street dead ends into cul-de-sac for privacy. Deeded beach access. Available for $130,000. Vacation/Annual FRONT Please call David Mclaughlin at 472-1511. Rental ON THE GOLF COURSE CONVENIENTLY EASY LIFESTYLE A BEST BUY! Compare size and cost to appreciate the value of this lovingly One of the least expensive homesites on (800) 237-6008 Looking for a good place to keep your boat and a Sanibel. This excellent opportunity offers cared for Michigan "Prestwick" home. Vaulted ceilings in living neat home for the family? This is it. You won't have privacy and a quiet neighborhood with nice area with glass sliding doors to tanai and pool create an unusual homes in a very convenient central location. to look any further. Newly remodeled home. Open Available for only $49,900. feeling of indoor-outdoor openness. The split bedroom plan Please call Greg Weglarz at 472-1511. affords privacy, and the cozy dinette provides comfort and living area, new kitchen, three bedroom, and a convenience. Screen-enclosed lanai, sparkling heated pool, canal. What else do you need? Priced to sell at oversized deck, and gorgeous golf course views make this home $349,900. Please call Mike and GG Complete perfect for the gracious lifestyle Islanders love. Available for Rohideau at 472-1511. Relocation $248,500. Call Margie Davison at 472-1511. RliCOGNIZHD Services BY (800)447-5112

P.O. Box 57. Sanibel Island 33957 GORGEOUS LAKE VIEW GREAT HOME - GREAT PRICE 5jp? This light, bright home features three bedrooms, two A wonderful 3 bedroom - 2-1/2 bath family home nestled baths, a cozy fireplace, tile floor, and a ground level among the pines located in a very popular subdivision. This family room opening onto a lanai with a lovely large home is in excellent condition, very light and bright with WHO'S WHO Serving pool. Found at the end of the cul-de-sac with many features. New carpeting, ceiling fans, separate laundry Southwest gorgeous lake views. Available for $299,000. room, and a wrap-around walkway are just a few of the IN LUXURY Florida Since Please call Ken Frey at 472-4121 or extras. See this today - GREAT home at a GREAT price! RliAL liSTATIi Claudia Frey at 472-1511. Available for $199,900. 1955 . Please call Kris Hawkins at 472-5154. fit HtBl Calendar 4B On the Water 2B Shelling Tips 3B Tuesday Sports Shorts 10B May 31,1994 1B

Four seasons in Pittsburgh A heron The fall season at the Pittsburgh Playhouse was always an exciting time. The entire staff on the was back at work after summer vacation, the full season had been announced and the hunt always fashionable Playhouse Restaurant was revving up for a full reservation list nightly, A little green heron before and after the show. runs through the This was the first year that two theaters shallow water along would be playing simultaneously: the Craft the Sanibel River Avenue and Hamlet Street Playhouses. stalking a tasty tid- Registration for my dance classes was bit. excellent, all classes were filled. I even had a few requests for a class in stage movement from some students at Carnegie Tech. I even- tually added such a class, once a week, to my Photo by Kathleen Blase schedule. Rehearsals for the playhouse shows were always totally time-consuming as you used actors according to their schedules. The play- house was not an Actor's Equity house, it was a community theater. The pay was mini- mal. All rehearsals were scheduled for evenings and weekends. This dedicated com- A review pany of avocational actors worked endless hours for one simple reason - they loved per- forming. Sanibel/Captiva Art League Show opens at BIG Arts Center Show Biz By Frank Wagner Islander staff writer wL*; s As It Wuz The Sanibel/Captiva Art League Show, featuring works by members of the league, opened on Sunday, May 22 at the Phillips Gallery at the By Frank Wagner Barrier Island Group for the Arts Center on Sanibel, The show will continue through the summer. The attendance was very good for an off-season Our first musical production was "Dance opening and interest was high. For Joy," an original musical by G. Wood. It These exhibitions of the works by membership of dealt with the many ways ballroom dance the Sanibel/captiva Art League are always interest- studios offered a pleasant pastime and com- ing and maintain a level of excellence. It always panionship for senior citizens. gives those interested in art further opportunity to The audition was my initial introduction to appreciate the number of talented painters in the an incredibly pretty young lady with a soar- area. ing soprano. Her name was Shirley Jones. If As has been increasingly.apparent, more and anyone ever had stardom written all over her more artists seem to be working in watercolor. I find being, it was Shirley. that quite fascinating. I'm often told of the conve- She came from a well-to-do Pittsburgh nience of the medium but also of the treachery of family and had been given every opportunity painting against time. to cultivate and advance her talents. There The exhibition is not a juried show, therefore you was no doubt, this beauty was cut directly can make your own outstanding selections and from the cloth that Rodgers and Hammerstein enjoy the works by your favorite area artist. always used. She was the perfect "R and H" In no special order of excellence, here are a few ingenue. Her first audition for them in New of the works that satisfied my eye and pleasured my York and future appearances in their hits on senses: Broadway and in films proved this was true, « Harriet Ringel's watercolor "By The Sea" beyond a shadow of a doubt. Please see ART LEAGUE, page 3B As for "Dance For Joy," lots of work, lots of love, lots of changes and lots of production preparation were invested, but all for naught. It simply didn't make it. But it did produce an unusually attractive young dancer, Janice Norris. She had every- thing working for her: looks, personality and a type of flirtatious sex appeal laced with a Jean Dean's "The Red wicked sense of humor. Scarf," above, and Kay She was the critics' dancing darling for the Strong's "Expressions #1," left, are two of the remainder of the season. A typical notice of works currently on dis- "Dance For Joy" by drama critic Karl Krug: play in the Phillips Gal- "In a short ballet near the end of the first act, lery at the Barrier Island Miss Janice Norris stands out sharply against Group for the Arts. Both the mediocrities of the show. If there's a head artworks are part of the of the class for this one, let's give it to Mr. annual San-Cap Art Frank Wagner's staging of the dances." League Show. Janice (Jan) eventually wound up on Broadway as the leading dancer in Ethel Photos by Kathleen Blase Merman's "Happy Hunting." I completely lost track of her after that. One would have to

Please see PITTSBURGH, page 7B 2B THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 31.1994 Tuesday. Mav 3f. 1994' THE tSi-ANPEtf Dealing with the loss of an old friend can be most difficult What are those holes dug in the sand at the high tide line? The best fly rod I ever had was so strong you could rod lasted for years and caught its share of beach use it to whip a herd of errant cows or a Kentucky snook and even a very big bluefish. I get all sorts of questions about those curious little even increase those odds. The rest of the year, the Derby winner. It cost $32 at a K-Mart in the Florida ON THE So now I am fishing with a borrowed Loomis rod holes in the sand above the high tide line. Do snakes SHELLING crab is kind of like a garbage collector. It moves side- Keys and it remains the one rod I've caught the most and it casts very well, although I treat it as an old aunt or rats dig those openings or are they from some kind ways in short spurts, looking for just about any matter fish with, despite some serious spending on my part WATER with back problems. of bird searching for something to eat? which it could call food. to prove otherwise. Don't get me started on reels. They cost as much This time of the year, you'll see many such holes TIPS These crabs also can search the wave line for sand I mention this because it is official: I've broken or more than the rods. I have one which slowly in the higher elevations of the beaches. The holes are crabs and even coquinas. Although it is a land crab, it every fly rod I own and am now operating on a bor- By Capt. Mike Fuery engages the drag and another which is a "sprinter." often 2-4 inches in diameter and are made by a rather By Capt. Mike Fuery has to take a dip in the sea often enough to keep its rowed one, which I suspect will soon join the ranks of That is, it's smooth for a few feet then digs in and mysterious crab, called the ghost crab. gill chamber wet. It is also one of the non-swimming kinds of crabs found around the islands. the shattered. Loomis rod shattered at the mid-way point. chatters. That's not a great thing for a strong fish to It's not often that you'll see these sand-colored We are talking about a fragile piece of graphite fight against. crabs in the daytime. They basically are nocturnal, They can dig quite a hole, however, and often have You'll also see blue crabs and a close cousin, a Loomis makes probably the best rod on the market speckle colored crab, swimming in the shallow beach which might weigh four ounces and must be nine feet and a million things could have gone wrong to cause However, on a scale of 0 to 10, fly fishing is still but at times during very cold snaps in the winter a backdoor escape route as well. Next time you see a long. Sometimes, with the newest rods, they can the most challenging and it rates a 12+. months, I've come upon them outside their burrows, freshly dug crab hole, have a look, because you'll see waters. The smaller ones will quickly burrow into the the break - just a slight ding on the side or even a sand at the approach of a sheller or swimmer. weigh less, cast longer and cost more - running in the stress fracture. It looked like graphite spaghetti. There's nothing wrong with a good, long, cane warming up in the morning sun. it goes down at a 45 degree angle. The colorful, rounded top shell of the calico crab is $450 range. Today's breakable rods' are a big change for me pole and a matching length of line; no casting, no reel These crabs have a square shaped body, with long, I mention ghost crabs at this time because they can The hours it takes to make these rods is impres- problems, and, no funeral each time a rod breaks. hairy legs. They can stand three inches high, but the do damage to sea turtle nests. Those big loggerhead a great favorite with collectors of sea life. These boxy from the days when you could drop a solid glass rod shaped crabs are usually seen in the winter months sive, as is the price. Yet, the power and turning ability on a bridge and accidentally step on it and still use it Wait a second! Weren't the first fly rods made out actual body size is about an inch and a half square. turtles, weighing a couple hundred pounds, are mak- after waves have washed them high to the surf line. are kind of a work of art, once you see a really big for years to come. That's why my cheap Uglystik fly of bamboo cane? The most prominent features are the two large, white ing their way to the island beaches at night this time Good shelling this week and please stay away fish on these pieces of tackle. colored pincers it keeps held up and aimed at any of year to deposit their eggs. The crabs are well aware from the sea turtle nests you might find on the beach- Fly fishing has boomed out into the '90s. Materials intruder which might come close. There is no danger of the potential feast the eggs can provide and often they were making space-age gadgets from a few Obituaries es. at all from ghost crabs. They are very shy and the there will be several crab burrows into a single nest. years ago are now being made into rods. I know many of you are not into fly fishing, but sometime if Abbott Byfield of Wisconsin and Florida. only time you would come upon one would be purely The odds against a sea turtle surviving the first Capt. Mike Fuery is a professional shelling and fishing you get into a really good fishing shop and no one is Abbott Byfield of Shell Point Village in Fort In retirement, Mr. Byfield served in many public by mistake. year of life are high. The ghost crabs and raccoons guide. looking, pick up a top grade fly rod. The first thing Myers, Fla., died Sunday, May 22, 1994. He wascapacities in both Door County, Wis., and Sanibel you are going to think is, "There's no way this little born in Chicago Jan. IS, 1915, the son of Dr. Arthur Island. His Door County activities included The Community Association looking for business members thing is going to catch anything!" F. Byfield and Helen Abbott Byfield of Highland Ephraim Foundation (president), Ephraim Village By Anne Bel lew They do, and quite a show itis, too. Park, 111. Council member and friend of the Peninsula Music a non-profit corporation governed by a newsletter detailing events taking place programs of special interest to island Festival and Peninsula Players. On Sanibel, he was Islander staff writer board of directors elected by the mem- at the center. Members receive dis- businesses. They are also eligible for Anyway, this past week I trashed my all-time Mr. Byfield attended the Denny School, Paris, For nearly 65 years, the Sanibel favorite rod, a Cortland 6 weight. I've already done in France; North Shore Country Day School, Winnetka, active in the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation bers. Membership fees, rentals and a counts on rentals for parties or recep- rental discounts when using the Foundation (board member), the Island Water Community Center has been the vital variety of volunteer activities provide tions and group rates for SCA-spon- Community Center for approved busi- my 9 weight Fenwick and my favorite, the 8 weight HI.; Northwestern University; and he graduated from center of activities for the community. Uglystik. None were particularly expensive. We call Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Association and was a charter member of the Sanibel the income to operate and maintain the sored tours and trips. In addition, there ness purposes. Listing in a Business Congregational United Church of Christ. The Sanibel Community Association, Community Center. is a monthly meeting with a program. Directory to be distributed twice a year them "boat rods" because you can leave them on the Mass., in 1939 in chemical engineering. He was a which owns and operates the center, is boat and not have a heart attack in the unlikely event member of Tau Beta Pi honorary engineering society. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth of Fort SCA members receive a monthly Business members will participate in is an additional benefit of membership. someone should steal them. In 1941, Mr. Byfield was recalled to MIT to help Myers, and his children, David and his wife Jenny of Business memberships will be Then one of my fly fishing customers, a represen- support the World War II Army weapons develop- Minneapolis, Peter of DeForest, Wis., and Anne of Art League continued from page 1B instrumental in reducing the number of tative from Stren Lines, and I went looking for tarpon ment effort. Anza, Calif. Other survivors include granddaughters, commercial shows using the building, with some very nice equipment. On his opening cast, His professional career included 32 years with Michelle and her husband Joel of Aptos, Calif., Sarah one of the business community's without the fly ever touching the water, his $425 Kimberly-Clark Corporation of Neenah, Wis., where and her husband David of Toronto, Canada; grand- strongest complaints about the associa- he served in research and development capacities and sons, Kurt, Zachary and Michael; and great-grand- Artwork on display tion. later as assistant to the president and head of public daughters Sydney and Madeline. Business memberships will run from affairs. He was a member of the Wisconsin The date and time of services will be announced Jo Mullen's "Nature's Patterns" is anoth- May 1 to April 30 and will cost $45, Committee on Improved Expenditures Management later. The family prefers memorials be made to the er of the artworks currently on display in payable by Aug. 31. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation or the the Sanibei-Captiva Art League's annual As Tony Lapi, the executive director under Gov. Warren Knowles, and a long-time mem- show at BIG Arts. ber and officer of the United States Power Squadron Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ. of the association, points out, "That's the equivalent of one cup of coffee per Frank Loy Irvin Photo by Kathleen Blase day for three months!" One Year ARM Frank Loy Irvin, 74, of Sanibel, died Wednesday, For additional information, call 472- May 25, 1994, at HealthPark Hospital, of complica- 1037. 4.50% tions due to cancer. APR 7.39, Factor/1000=5.07 A memorial service will be announced. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Hope Hospice, Established in 1983, 8290 College Parkway, Suite 100, Fort Myers, FL American Mortgage 33919. Company represents Survivors include his wife, Giriny Todd Irvin; chil- lenders with assets dren, John Irvin of Cleveland, Chris Irvin of ranging from $150 mil- lion to $95 billion with Petaluma and Todd Irvin of Malibu, Calif.; grandchil- programs including: dren, Eric and Sophie Irvin, the children of Chris; and a sister, Jean Poffenberger of Cleveland. * 5% Downpayment: The Irvins moved to Sanibel in 1984 after Mr. primary home loans and hypnotic effect. Irvin's retirement as vice president of sales for abounds in space and tranquility. * 10% Downpayment: e Jack Bowers' pen and inks "They Preformed Line Products Company in Cleveland. He • William North's oils on Linen second home ioans Ain't Bitin'" and "Taking on Supplies" was with the company for 32 years. "Palm Grove," "Ding Darling, Cross * Jumbo Loans Dike" and "Melaleucas" depict familiar are delightful, not only because of their Captiva. On Sanibel, where.he has been involved in real * Condo Loans: landscapes in his distinct technique and subject matter, but their total lack of Daily, Weekly, & estate for seven years, he liked to say, "I flunked satisfying manner. color. monthly rentals retirement." •.Anne Bischoff's oil "The e Nancy Jones' mixed media Generous lunch * Construction/Permanent He was also a former member of the Sanibel- "Gaucho" is one of the few works by buffets daily Loans Strangler" has a striking simplicity, Captiva Lions Club and a board member of the i heightened by interesting colors. Gale Bennett's students displayed in * Lot Loans Osprey Society. alppetite. * Easy Qualifier Loans • Pat Cleveland's oil "Mountain the Founders Gallery. There was a Earlier, following graduation in 1938 with a B.A. Spirit" is a triumphant blaze of blues dark, brooding quality about the work Unforgettable * Investor Loans in liberal arts from Denison University, Granville, * Duplex, Triplex & and greens and a new departure for that created an aura of personal plea- ihemed buffet dinners Ohio, he was inducted into the Navy. There he served Cleveland. sure that was most fulfilling. Tues,Thurs&Frf Quadruplex Loans as a lieutenant and eventually was skipper of a sub- * Barrier Island Loans • Billie Elder's watercolors The gallery hours at the BIG Arts (Boat Access) chaser in the South Pacific. "Autumn Festival" and "Market Day in Center are 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through * Free Prequalification Following his discharge, Mr. Irvin worked for a Rome" have a marvelously uncompli- Friday. It is and interesting way to * Application Fees family business. He was married to Ginny in 1950. cated quality bordering on - through spend an hour or two. Nightly AJI-You-Can Eat Refundable at Closing They lived in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, for 34 years where the eyes of a child. •Taste of Captiva' dinner menu Go Fish! he was active in the Congregational Church of • Mary Keough's For further information, Chagrin Falls and the Youth Fellowship. please call (But Before you get iangCecC acrylic "Zebra Herd" And awesome Champagne Brunches The Irvins have also lived during the summers in once again let me pass every Sunday 9 am - 2 pm up with the Dig ones. Pointe au Baril, Ontario, Canada, where his family Dan Royal, III Catch our common sense it by, but tugged at my President has owned an island since 1903. left shoulder until I approach to styCe ancCvaCue. Arrangements by Harvey-Englehardt Funeral returned for a second, CaCC us for a ^Free (Design Home, Colonial Chapel, Fort Myers. and highly appreciative Rates Subject to change ConsuCtation. look. At the entrance to South Seas Plantation on Captiva Island without notice. • Jean Dean's SUMMER HOURS acrylic collage "The Tucs. - FrL 8 - 4; We're setting your table right now. Drop by or call 472-5111 TRANSITIONS Moving? Red Scarf is a Dean Sat. 9 - Noon To ensure continued timely deliv- with a Difference. 4 OPERATORS • Ken Tumey's Gale • Anne interior Design Consultants ery of your Islander, please con- watercolor "Hazy Jolene • Fifi tact our office at least two weeks Glade" gives one a NAIL TECH rtgxvStwittg tfitS.'W. Coast Patty Jo 813-472-4699

COMMUNITY CALENDAR SUNDAY, JUNE 5 TUESDAY, MAY 31 THURSDAY, JUNE 2 ,n Safe boating Information — Island Power Squadron will 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through the Zonta Island Zonta Club meets; for breakfast at 7.30 J. J information at the Sanibel boat Tuesday, Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are offered am. at the Snooty Fox f^ in the Pe 'winkle ^ g ^ {Q mm Rrogram noteg Safe B May 31,1994 5B starting at 8:30 a.m. Meet at the foundation. Place shopping center. Call 472-1222 for information. Arts Leisure Week June 5-15. Aerobics — Robin Grinstead teaches an aerobics class Beach walk — Meet at the SCCF at 8:30 a.m. for a half- (with child care provided) 9 to 10 a.m. in the multipur- mile guided beach walk. Tides, waves, island geology, Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation pose room off the gym at the Rec Center. Nursery open beach vegetation, marine life and other beach topics are Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard until 10:30 a.m. $2 donation is requested. Call 472-0361. discussed along the way. Fee by donation. Call 472-2329 Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from Potpourri for information. South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300 Yoga for Seniors — Island Seniors program begins. for additional information or reservations. 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. Brian Aerobics — Robin Grinstead teaches an aerobics class Naples Players presentation planned Healey instructor. $12 per session. Call 472-5743. (with child care provided) 9 to 10 a.m. in the multipur- Teen Club Social — Sanibel Recreation Department hosts a Teen Club Social from 6-9 p.m. at the Rec Center The Naples Players, located at 399 Goodlette pose room off the gym at the Rec Center. Nursery open Road South, kick off its summer season with the Caregivers — The Friends In Service Here-sponsored until 10:30 a.m. $2 donation is requested. Call 472-0361. on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Games, food, soda, movies, music and more. All island teens - residents and guests - comedy hit, "Norman, Is That You?", at 8 p.m. Caregivers Support Group meets at 10 a.m. at the home Friday, June 3. It will continue to play June 4, 5, of Topper Schram. Call Topper at 395-0130 or FtSH at Living Again — FISH-sponsored support group for grief are welcome. Call Dave DeFonzo at 472-0345. 472-0404 for additional information. recovery meets at 10:30 a.m. at the Sanibel Community 6, 10, 11 and 12 at 8 p.m., with Sunday matinees Church. Call Topper Schram at 395-0130 or FISH at 472- Sanibel hams — Sanibe! Emergency Radio Amateur at 2 p.m. Great Books — Frank Vaughn leads discussion from 0404. Unit is on the air at 7:30 p.m. Sanibel frequency: 146.79, Here's a swift look at the plot: Straight laced 1:30 to 3 p.m. at BIG Arts. Call 395-0900. pi of 173.8. Unit welcomes check-ins by visiting hams. Ben Chambers owns a Dayton, Ohio, dry clean- Self improvement — "Twelve Steps for Everyone" Call Jerry Deutscher, KC4PTX at 472-5130. ing establishment. One day his wife, Beatrice, Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation meets at 11 a.m. at Sanibel Community Church. Call runs off to Canada with his brother, who is also Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard 472-2684 for information. AA — Closed step meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church on Sanibel. his partner. Ben seeks solace from his son, Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from Norman, who is now living in New York City South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300 AA — Closed men's discussion meeting at Sanibel for additional information or reservations. Congregational United Church of Christ at noon. MONDAY, JUNE 6 and enjoying the gay life. When Ben hires Mary Drop-in — Island Seniors gather at 9:30 a.m. for coffee to "straighten out" his son, comedic madness Life drawing — BIG Arts class with no instructor and a Travel film — Island Seniors will view the travel film and conversation at the Sanibel Community Center. ensues. live model begins at 7:30 p.m. at the center. $10 per ses- "Eternal Greece" at 1 p.m. at the Sanibei Community Tickets are $16 for adults and $10 for children sion. Call 395-0900. Center. Call 472-5743 for information. Body fitness — A low-intensity workout for those over 12 and under. The ticket office at the Naples age 50, led by Carla Ferrell for Island Seniors, will be Playhouse is open Monday through Friday, 10 AA — Closed discussion meeting at Sanibel Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation held at 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. $1 for a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a,m. to 1 pan. Congregational United Church of Christ at 8 p.m. Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard members; $3 for non-members. Call 472-5743. Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300 AA — Closed women's meeting at 10 a.m. at Sanibel Exhibitors sought for FLOWMOBILE — Florida Department of Highway Safety for additional information or reservations. Congregational United Church of Christ. Fort Myers Street Craft Festival and Motor Vehicles' mobile licensing bureau visits Exhibitors are wanted for two new downtown Bailey's Shopping Center on Sanibel from 8:30 a.m. to 4 A A — Open meeting, 11th step discussion, at 6:30 p.m. Foundation Painting — Gale Bennett's popular class Fort Myers Street Craft Festivals. The first festi- p.m. Call 433-6552. at Sanibel Public Library. meets at BIG Arts from 1 to 4 p.m. $12.50 per session. val is to be held June 4 and 5,1994. The second Call 395-0900 for information. Kevin Pottorf, left, and Vicky Vaughn Bailey in a scene from the Off Beach Players' production of "Bullshot one is scheduled for Oct. 8 and 9, 1994. Both Crummond" at the Old Schoolhouse Theater. Kiwanis — Club members meet at 7:30 a.m. at Mulli- Theater night — Island Seniors head to the Old shows will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Schoolhouse Theater for the Off Beach Players produc- Seniors bowling — Island Seniors League bowls just for gan's restaurant at The Dunes. Visiting Kiwanis welcome. The shows will be located on First Street in Call 472-3127. tion of "Bullshot Crummond" at 8 p.m. $7 per person. Call fun at 1:30 p.m. at Beach Bowl on San Carlos Boulevard. A review 472-5743 for reservations. $5.50 per person. Call Lloyd Kyllo at 472-1235. Fort Myers. This new location has the potential CCA meeting — Captiva Civic Association's Business for make these shows an exciting attraction for Committee meets at 8 a.m. at the Captiva Community AA — Closed discussion meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation the downtown area. Center. Open to the public. and All Angels Episcopal Church. Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard Craftsmen from all mediums are asked to The daring-do of 'Bullshot Crummond' Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from apply. For further information, call <813) 962- 1 South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300 'Walk in the Wetlands — Exploratory trips through the FRIDAY, JUNE 3 for additional information or reservations. 0388 and ask for Helayne Stillings or (305) 472- Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are offered 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through the 3755 and ask for Mary Worrell, at Sanibel's Old Schoolhouse Theater starting at 8:30 a.m. Meet at the foundation. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are offered By Frank Wagner Island Fishing Club — Island club meets at 6 p.m. at the The production is a prop-man's nightmare. Jack starting at 8:30 a.m. Meet at the foundation. islander staff writer Sanibei Community Center. Fort Myers Beach chapel and June Koc have been equal to the task. Their spe- AA — Open step meeting at 8:30 a.m. at Sanibel The Off Beach Players' production of "Bullshot cial effects are imaginative and always pay off. Community Church. Drop-In — Island Seniors gather at 9:30 a.m. for coffee plans third annual music festival and conversation at the Sanibel Community Center. AA — Open discussion meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Captiva Crummond" opened Friday, May 27. Due to an early My one main concern is the design of the produc- deadline, I had to see the play the night before, its Drop-in — Island Seniors gather at 9:30 a.m. for coffee Community Center. and. adults to participate more in its music pro- tion. It doesn't have an easy flow. Each scene comes Body fitness — A low-intensity workout for those over final dress rehearsal. I can't imagine how many, if to a screeching halt, period music comes up and the and conversation at the Sanibel Community Center. Call grams, the Third Annual Music Festival is being 472-5743. age 50, led by Carla Ferrell for Island Seniors, will be Sanibel hams — Sanibel Emergency Radio Amateur any, changes might have been made in one day, but Mayflower Movers take over. They are gifted stage held at 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. $1 for Unit meets at 7 p.m. at Sanibel City Hall. All interested conducted at Chapel by the Sea at Fort Myers opening night nerves might have a tremendous effect hands and ply their trade well, but ii is as if every- Beach. Body fitness — A low-intensity workout for those over members; $3 for non-members. Call 472-5743. hams, newcomers or old-timers, are welcome. Call Jerry on the company's timing and playing pitch. thing was suddenly put on the VCR pause button. age 50, led by Carla Ferrell for Island Seniors, will be Deutscher at 472-5130. This three-day event takes place Thursday, During dress rehearsal the company was experi- There must be a simpler production scheme that held at 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. $1 for Arthritis water exercise — Those with arthritis can Friday and Saturday, June 9-11, would bring about swifter changes and leave more, TUESDAY, JUNE 7 encing audience reactions for the first time. It was members; $3 for non-members. Call 472-5743. enjoy therapeutic exercise in the Rec Center pool at 11 On Thursday and Friday, those attending will most favorable. A test run or two is always valuable much more, to the audience's fertile.imagination. a. m. Call Coby at 472-0345. 'Walk in the Wetlands' — Exploratory trips through the meet in the Silver Hall at 7 p.m. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation are offered for a company to ascertain where and what will bring Director Diandre McGee has reeved up her com- Current Events —• Freewheeling discussion of the latest • 7; 15 p.m. - First session offers classes in a laugh or a reaction. pany and whirled them onto the tiny stage of the Old hot topics from 10 a.m. to noon at BIG Arts. $3 per ses- Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation starting at 8:30 a.m. Meet at the foundation. Baroque Music, Art and Architecture Beginning sion. Call 395-0900. Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard I can't imagine there is anyone who doesn't know Schoolhouse Theater. A uniform playing style has not Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from Aerobics — Robin Grinstead teaches an aerobics class Bells, Guitar or Keyboard, Early American that this is a wicked take-off on Bulldog Drummond been totally mastered but should lock in nicely after a South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300 (with child care provided) 9 to 10 a.m. in the multipur- Hymns and Songs, Beginning Guitar, Recorders and his breed of detectives. I hasten to add, the play- few more performances. Subtlety is definitely not the Preschool story hour — Preschoolers, ages 2-5 accom- for children. panied by an adult, will enjoy story hour activities at 10:30 for additional information or reservations. pose room off the gym at the Rec Center. Nursery open wright's eyes always look back with affection. The key note of the evening. a.m. at Sanibel Public Library. Call 472-2483. until 10:30 a.m. $2 donation is requested. Call 472-0361. #8:15 p.m. - Second session offers Festival play, the plot and the characters add up to about 90 Bert Michaels plays a myriad of characters. Each AA — Open meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael and All Chorus (adults), Festival orchestra, Children's minutes of outrageously campy situations and perfor- one is laced with his special type of humor. He is Newcomers and Oldtimers — Island group meets at the Angels Episcopal Church. Yoga for Seniors — Island Seniors program begins. Folk Choir. : . mances that are not always high camp. If this type of always funny, but I feel at times a bit exaggerated for Sundial Beach and Tennis Resort at 11:30 a.m. The pro- 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. Brian The program resumes on Saturday entertainment is your bent, you're in for an evening the space. gram will feature make-up expert Coco Dila. The cost is SATURDAY, JUNE 4 Healey instructor. $12 per session ($10 for members), or « 9:30 to 11:45 a.m, - First session schedule Safe boating information — Island Power Squadron will $54 for six sessions ($30 for members). Call 472-5743. of fun and jollies. Steve Hooper and Erin Keene are wonderfully $8 per person. Call Dr. Faye Granberry at 472-6940 for from Thursday and Friday will be repeated Unfortunately, a few times this series of revue World War II, directly from Central Casting. They reservations. distribute boating safety information at the Sanibel boat • 1 to 3:15 p.m. '*• Second session schedule ramp from 8 a.m. to noon. Program notes Safe Boating Caregivers — The Friends In Service Here-sponsored sketches in the guise of a play allows itself to drift also seemed properly trained in the Eric Von Week, June 5-15. Caregivers Support Group meets at 10 a.m. at the home will from the previous days will be repeated. into basic male crotch humor, which gets multiple Stroheim school of acting. Line dancing — No partners needed to enjoy Advance registration is requested. The fee is country/western line dancing with Island Seniors' in- of Topper Schram. Call Topper at 395-0130 or FISH at laughs. But at what price, my dears? cheap structor David Bennett. Beginners at 1 p.m., advanced at AA — Closed meeting at 9 a.m. at Captiva Community 472-0404 for additional information. $10 per person or a maximum of $20 for a fami- Crummond shot? Please see BULLSHOT, page 6B 2 p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Wear loose, com- Center. ly of two or more. This includes evening refresh- fortable clothing. $1 for members; $3 for non-members. Gardeners meet — The Master Gardeners an' ments, a Saturday luncheon and materials. Child Call 472-5743. Yoga — Pam Woertzel teaches course at BIG Arts start- Horticultural Society of the Islands will meet at 10 a.m. care for preschoolers will be provided. ing at 9:30 a.m. $10 per session. Call 395-0900. the Sanibel Public Library on Library Way. For additio For further information and/or reservations, BIG Art's classes for June announced information about the group, call Dr. Faye Granberr Visually Impaired — Friends In Service Here-sponsored call 463-3173 and ask to speak to Mike By Frank Wagner Adult Classes 472-6940. group for the visually impaired meets at 3 p.m. at the Aerobics — Robin Grinstead teaches an aerobics class ,/Goodenow,. Islander staff writer « Current Events - Every Wednesday this sum- home of Eileen and Eben Joy. For further information, (with child care provided) 9 to 10 a.m. in the multipur- The "Cultural Hub of the Island," the Barrier mer from 10 a.m. to noon you can join this interest- call 472-2124. pose room off the gym at the Rec Center. Nursery open Great Books — Frank Vaughn leads discussio 1:30 to 3 p.m. at BIG Arts. Call 395-0900. Naples Philharmonic Chorale Island Group for the Arts Center on Sanibel, has ing discussion group and encounter new and differ- until 10:30 a.m. $2 donation is requested. Call 472-0361. much to offer islanders and summer visitors. ent opinions on today's happenings. The cost is $3 Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation schedules first auditions in June You've already been notified of the new per session. Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard Water aerobics — The pool at the Rec Center on San- Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Consf The 1994-95 season will be the fourth for the Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from Cap Road is reserved for Island Seniors from 10 to 11 Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruif Naples Philhannonic Center Chorale. Rehearsals Children's Art Classes beginning June 14 and June o Fun Craft For Adults - Instructor Marjorie South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300 a.m. every Saturday (weather permitting). Water aero- Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 aie held every Tuesday at 7, p.m. The first meet- 16 with instructors Marjorie Bronsted and Sharon Bronsted leads a series of six workshops on con- for additional information or reservations. bics, water walking or water games. $1 non-members. South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call • ing for the coming season will be Tuesday, Sept. Schlegel. An early registration is requested; please secutive Fridays from 9:30 a.m. until noon. The call 395-0900 for further information about these first class will be Friday, June 24, and continue Life drawing — BIG Arts class with no inst1 .'13. ... Lions — Sanibef-Captiva Lions Club meets for dinner at Kripalu Yoga — Murari Brian Healey teaches stress and other classes and workshops. through July 29. live model begins at 7:30 p.m. at the center, All voices are needed, especially sopranos, 6:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Community Center. Visiting reduction and relaxation program from 10:30 a.m. to One additional children's class has been recently During each session you will work on a different Lions welcome. Call 395-1952. sion. Call 395-0900. .according to James Cochran, director of the vol- noon at the Sanibel Fitness Center. $54 for six classes or ,"unteer vocal ensemble at the Philharmonic added: project: jewelry, painting, sculpting, clay, etc. $12 for single session. Call 395-1787. • Weaving for Children - Instructor Sharon The charge for six weeks, plus occasional sup- Legion Auxiliary — American Legion Auxiliary meets at AA — Closed discussion meetinf . Center. Cochran*s goal is to increase chorus Congregational United Church of Christ it -membership from the present 82 to 100. Schlegel. The first class will be from 12:30 to 2 plies is $60. A single session, plus occasional sup- 7 p.m. at the Legion Hall on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Call Nature cruise — Sanibel-Captiva Conservation p.m. Tuesday, June 14, and will continue for 8 472-9979. •,/; First auditions will be held at Vanderbilt plies, is $12.50. Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise aboard COMMUNITY T ">AR Is a weekly guide /r weeks (last class Aug. 2). The cost for the series, events and r Presbyterian Church on Immokalee Road on Captiva Cruises' Lady Chadwick, departs at 4 p.m. from ound the Islands. If -/I plus materials, is $60; a single session $12.50. Please see CLASSES, page 7B AA Wednesday Women's group meets at 7:30 p.m. at South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Please call 472-5300 listed, plea' • written Informr Box 56, SB he deadline I' Please see POTPOURRI, Page BB the Sanibel Community Church. for additional information or reservations. day's pub 6B THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 31.1994 Tuesday. Mav 31. 1994 THE ISLANDER 7B What's Playing May 31 to June 7 PittSbUST|lri continued from page 1B

SANIBEL & CAPTIVA SANIBEL & CAPTIVA FORT MYERS assume she married well and is being more about the dancers and find out if Pirate Playhouse Sanibel Island Comedy Club Lee County Alliance of the Arts kept in the manner to which she was there was any particular special techni- 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 Sanibel-Captiva Road Claiborne & Ned Foulds Theater accustomed. She was also fortunate cal feats or tricks they might be capable Corning attraction: Loco's Island Grill and Cantina 472-8833 McGregor at Royal Palm Square Boulevard enough to come from a family with no of. ® Pirate Playhouse's Summer Community Production • Opening Wednesday, June 1, will be comedy headlin- 939-2787 It was the usual Actors Equity eight- Wo attractions scheduled. financial problems. will open Thursday, July 14. Watch for further er David Sayh. Show time is 9 p.m., Wednesday A very funny actor, Don Brockett, hour rehearsal day: four hours in the announcements. through Sunday. Sunday night is island Appreciation" morning, lunch and then four hours in night. Call for details. Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre also made his debut at the playhouse in Old Schooihouse Theater 1380 Colonial Boulevard 278-4422 this production. He went on to become the afternoon. We shared rehearsal 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 FORT MYERS © "Steel Magnolias," a first-rate comedy about several one of Pittsburgh's most successful times on alternate days. ® Off Beach Players' production of "Bullshot Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Southern women in their favorite beauty parlor, will play entrepreneur's of cabaret revues, small The productions were all exciting. Crummond," the outrageous farce by Ron House 8099 College Parkway 481-4849 through July 9. Call for reservations. Prime seating is book shows and industrial presenta- Ed would do "Show Boat" with Don (reviewed in this week's Islander), will be performed @ Carrot Top, the Comedy Award winning entertainer still available but going fast. tions. He has appeared in small roles in Ameche in the role of Ravenal, Lisa June 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. Tickets are currently riding the crest of comic popularity, will perform multiple films. You can always recog- Kirk in "Panama Hattie," Evelyn Ward $10 for adults and $5 for theater-goers 17 and under. at 8 p.m., Saturday, June 4. All tickets are $16.50 plus nize him from his voice, it is pure grav- and the Blackburn Twins in "Boys For further information please call 472-9357. On per- tax ($17.49). NAPLES el. from Syracuse" and Sheila Bond in formance dates, the box office will be open from 1 to 4 Coming attraction: Naples Philharmonic Center The winter production was one of "Wish You Were Here." p.m. You can call for reservations or pick up tickets at 9 The magical, long-running, world-wide musical hit, 5833 Pelican Bay Boulevard 597-1900 I would be responsible for the box office. "Les Miserables," will be performed from June 7 to June Coming attractions: my favorite musicals, "Best Foot 12. Tickets are now available at the box office. © George Shearing, jazz pianist, will perform in concert Forward." I had seen this show many, "Oklahoma" with Pat Englund as Ado BiG Arts Center with bassist Neil Swainson, Sunday, June 26, at 7 p.m. many times when it played at the Ethel Annie, Patrice Munsel in "The Merry 900 Dunlop Road 395-0900 Harborside Convention Center Tickets are $30. Barrymore Theater in New York in Widow," Brian Sullivan in "The In the galleries: 1373 Monroe Street 334-4958 1941. Student Prince" and Noel Coward's • Phillips and Founders Gallery - An exhibition by artists ® Watch for the announcement of the 1994/95 season's 9 Philharmonic Center Corale will perform "Sing, This musical had a score by Hugh "Bittersweet" starring the singing of the Sanibel/Captiva Art League.The gallery hours are attractions America, Sing", Sunday, July 3, at 7 p.m. Tickets are Martin and Ralph Blane which includ- queen of the silver screen Jeanette 1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. $20 (adults) and $10 (students). ed "Buckle Down Winsock," "The Working with a rising star MacDonald. Arcade Theater Philharmonic Galleries are closed until October. Three B's," "That's How I Love the Island Cinema 2267 First Street 332-6736 Blues" and the lovely "Everytime." The islands' own Frank Wagner, at right, is shown working with then up-and-coming Next week: Rehearsals, the trials and 525 Tarpon Bay Road 472-1701 Naples Dinner Theatre actress Shirley Jones. This photo was featured as part of a story about Jones In the © Watch for the announcement of the scheduled pro- It starred Rosemary Lane, one of the tribulations of putting together a e "Maverick," starring Mel Gibson, James Garner and grams for the New Arts Festival, which begins in July. 1025 Piper Boulevard North 337-1101 January 1956 issue of Movie Life magazine. Broadway show in the time allotted in Jodie Foster. Rated PG. Show times are 7 and 9:30 • A new comedy, "Second Time Around," will run famous Lane sisters (the others were Priscilla and Lola). She was sensation- (it was now May 1953), this revue had eral car industrials. He had insisted on an Actors Equity week - 40 hours - and p.m.Tickets are $6 for adults and $3.75 for seniors and Lee Civic Center through June 12. Please call for schedule of perfor- learning from managing director children 11 and under. 11831 Bayshore Road, North Fort Myers 543-7469 mances, reservations and price scale. al. An extremely attractive lady, who a definite professional sheen. Harold V. two weeks pre-rehearsals so that we Check Friday for new listing. No attractions scheduled. Note: Men must wear jackets. sang well, moved adequately and had a Cohen, Pittsburgh Post Gazette and could get a bit ahead. During that peri- William Wymetal about the costuming delightful sense of comedy. Variety reviewer praised "Three To od each of us could begin choreogra- and customs used in operettas set in old The Three B girls were June One" thusly: "Mr. Frank Wagner has phy on a few numbers, get to know Vienna. Prosit! Bullshot continued from page 5B Allyson, Victoria Schools and Nancy put his best foot forward in the produc- Another San-Cap Art League Show feature Walker. I have commented on Allyson tion numbers of this revue. As a matter Vicky Vaughn Bailey was mildly mannered and and Walker in earlier columns. of fact, in this department, the modestly mincing as a young English lady of Playhouse has never come so close to Tumbridge Wells. Allyson made the most of her talents and used them to the fullest. Walker the Broadway masters." I felt the most on target performance of the I had choreographed a couple of evening was given by Kevin Pottorf as the all-out, was one of the world's funniest ladies, but I fear the Furies were on her back. original works for the dance company gung ho and all that you know, Hugh "Bullshot" and those were performed in a special Crummond. This young actor has a marvelous knack And because she was her own worst enemy, her potential was never com- Spring Dance Presentation. Seymorah Kefm's for playing within the realm of truth. His characteri- All in all it had been a year of won- zation was a believable cartoon, but not a caricature. pletely fulfilled. She should have been "Jonathan Harbor" a star of the stature of Fannie Brice and derful experience and hard work. Is one of the many I suppose one could say "Bullshot Crummond" is, works featured in Beatrice Lillie. Dance classes had given me the oppor- in its own way, a cult show. Those who love it, adore tunity to clarify, edit and solidify the the Sanibel-Captiva it. They groove on seeing production, after produc- For me, one of Walker's favorite line Art League Show readings of her career was from "Best jazz technique I would later teach in tion, after production. I, myself, do not enjoy cult sta- New York. Fortunately, it had given me tus, but, freely recommend it as a possible summer- Foot Forward." She played the blind For further defaHss date and at one point in a discussion an opportunity to save a few sheckles. on the show, see time tripper you might like. It's live theater at the A bit of green in the savings account the related story on right price. one of the other prom girls said, "We page IB of today's have a lot in common." Walker gave caused me to become quite frugal and I General admission is $10 for adults and $5 for the- suppose helped originate my family's islander. ater-goers aged 17 and under. The performance her one of those penetrating looks and SANIBEL replied, "If it's common, we've got it." nickname for me - "El Cheapo." schedule is 8 p.m. June 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9,10 and 11. The Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera Tickets are available on Sanibel at Bailey's, and The house rocked, even at the movies. One of my male dancers from "Best season was one of the city's cultural & Brown's Movies and More. Off island, tickets are at summer highlights. It was an outdoor Hollywood Movies on McGregor Boulevard in Iona Foot Forward," Mel Davidson, got a Photo by great personal review from Leonard operation in Pitt Stadium. The manag- Kaihleen Blase and Wicker Expressions in the Wal-Mart/ Scotty's ing director was William Wymetal and CAPTIVA Center. Mendlowitz: "Davidson is a classy hoofer who is now ready for the big he had kept a close check on my work Groups rates have been established for clubs and at the playhouse. Eventually, I met with organizations. For more information, please contact time." MAY - JUNE It took a while and the usual neces- the gentleman and he asked if I'd be Vince Kelly at 472-9357 or 472-6862. interested in becoming a part of his cre- DATE DAY HIGH LOW For theater patrons' convenience, the box office sary determination but he eventually worked as one of Michael Kidd's ative staff. I would share the choreo- A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. will be open from 1 to 4 p.m. on performance days. dancers in "Wildcat" starring Lucille graphic and staging chores with Ed 7:33 5:41 12:55 12:42 Ball. Noll, who had been doing the full sea- 31 TUES. POtpOUTf I continued from page 5B The spring musical "Three To One" son by himself for several years. Noll 1 WED. 8:02 7:13 1:38 2:26 was a compilation of materials from felt it just too demanding and had Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 3, 4 and 5. Myers Art Association Building on Donora Street. A 2 THURS. 8:37 8:44 2:24 3:48 tiqueareSOP. three Nancy Hamilton-Margaret Lewis asked for someone to share the eight Singers wishing to schedule an audition should brown bag lunch and critique are standard operating « June 1: Lovers Key, South of Fort Myers Beach productions that had been planned. 3 FRI. 9:09 10:09 3:06 4:44 phone Cochran at (813) 592-5398. procedure. revues "One For The Money," "Two e June 8 and 15: Lake's Park, 7330 Gladiolus For The Show," and "Three to Make To say that I was thrilled might 4 SAT. 9:38 11:20 3:41 5:36 For further information, contact Gretchen Johnson Road. Ready" with music by Morgan Lewis. come close to my reaction. It was more Beach Art Association sets at 463-1212. r QIIM in. in 4-13 6-21 • June 22: Matlacha Park and Community Center, The one standard hit tune from this like, high as a kite. Naturally, I accept- J indoor and outdoor painting oulN. 1U. iu 2577 Pine Island Road. revue you'll probably recognize was ed. 6 M0N. 12:23 10:39am 4:42 . 7:00 workshop schedule for June The Outdoor Painting Workshop sessions will be 9 June 29: The residence of Hattie Smith at 3460 "How High the Moon." My first meeting with Noll was fun The Indoor Painting Workshop sessions will be held Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to noon at specified River Run Lane. Call 649-1135 for information or As the group of dancers and singers and established instantaneous compati- held Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to noon at the Fort locations listed below. A brown bag lunch and a cri- directions. had been taking classes, rehearsing or bility. We became great buddies and The Islander Tides are presented as a public would years later work together on sev- Non-members are welcome to attend for one ses- performing together since September service to readers and are obtained sion, thereafter it is mandatory they become a mem- ber. from Priscilla Murphy Realty. continued from page 5B For any additional information about the Outdoor Classes Tides have been computed at the Sanibel OUR GUARANTEES... VISIT OUR DESIGN CENTER Painting Workshops, please contact Babs Bowers at • Yoga - Instructor Pamela Woertzel from 1 to 4 p.m. on June 6, 13, 20 and Lighthouse. For Upper Sanibel and . LOWEST PRICE FOR 482-4185. leads sessions on Saturday mornings 27. Bennett works with students at all Captiva, subtract 30 minutes for high levels and gives students individual I We are not on Cleveland Ave. Sf WALLPAPER from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., June 4, 11, 18 (US 41 ) so our overhead is lower and 25. help and attention. The cost is $12.50 tide, 16 minutes for low tide, ef WINDOW 'La Boheme' to be simulcast • COMPLETE SATISFACTION You can stretch, relax, meditate and per session. TREATMENT on WSFP-TV and WSFP-FM deal directly with owner not a work at your own pace. Woertzel's Please remember, a 10% reduction WE efCARPET, TILE Giacomo Puccini's popular opera, "La Boheme, I here-today, gone-tomorrow salesperson class features one-on-one instruction, in fees is available if you are a member & VINYL airs in simulcast fashion Wednesday, June 8, at 8 p.m- . NO PRESSURE SALES which is always advantageous for her f BIG Arts. All programs will contin- FLOORING on WSFP 90.1 FM, Concert 90, and WSFP-Public o • FAST, FREE DELIVERY OPEN 7 DAYS TV. students. ue as long as there are sufficient partic- Mon-Fri 9 to 6 • Sat 9 to 5 • Sun 12 to 4 INTERIOR DESIGNER (.LARGE SELECTION OF ON STAFF Julian Smith conducts the Australian Opera and • Great Books - Leader Frank ipants to make it worth the instructors RATTAN & WICKER AT NO COST Vaughn class meets from 1:30 to 3 p.m. 15501 MCGREGOR BLVD. OR OBLIGATION Ballet Orchestra and the Australian Opera Chorus tor time. MINERS PLAZA • FT. MYERS 33908 the production. on Tuesdays, June 7, 14, 21, and 28 CONVENIENT LOCATION FROM and July 12. The cost is $3 a session, It would be greatly appreciated and SANIBEL & FT. MYERS BEACH The opera will be performed in Italian, with extremely helpful if you would register English subtitles. plus books. • Foundation Painting - Instructor at BIG Arts early by calling (813) 395- For additional information about the broadcast, call Gale Bennett's popular course runs 0900. (813)432-5580. Tuesday. Mav 31.1994 THE ISLANDER 9B Give dad a Father's Day gift that will make a difference Tuesday, You might call it buying stock in the ing the last century the reptiles have Conservation Corporation, the world's drawer, call (800) 678-7853. For a tax- 8B Environment May 31,1994 future: a Father's Day gift that's been faced several threats putting their lives oldest sea turtle conservation organiza- deductible donation of just $35, the Sea around for more than 200 million years at risk. In addition to natural hazards in tion. Inspired by the research and work Turtle Survival League will send dad and now faces life-threatening obsta- the ocean, these ancient nomads are of world-renowned biologist Dr. Archie an adoption kit complete with certifi- cles. now threatened by marine pollution Carr, the organization is committed to cate of adoption, a colorful poster and Adopt an endangered sea turtle for and carelessly discarded plastics, dis- making the world a safe place for sea decal, a fact sheet and a year's sub- Benefit's a bust your father and give a unique gift that turbance of their beach nesting sites turtles for generations to come. scription to the organization's conser- he'll remember while helping to save and poaching of their shells, eggs and If you're interested in helping vation newsletter. these ancient creatures from extinction. meat. increase the survival rate of these pre- Adoptions support vital sea turtle Few turn out for fund-raising gala for Florida panther, Octagon Sea turtles have been on the earth The Sea Turtle Survival League is a historic creatures and giving your research and conservation efforts since the time of the dinosaurs, but dur- program of the non-profit Caribbean father a gift he won't just toss in the tie around the world. By Anne Bel lew mal that needs a home. At present, there are 200-300 versy - the Nature Conservancy and the state Division Islander staff writer animals on the site just across the Charlotte County of Forestry, WIXI and 99X. The biggest beneficiaries of the Octagon Panther line in Punta Gorda, and the purpose of the May 22 "We are really struggling to turn this around," Special event will be held June 4 Benefit were neither fetis concolor coryi (the Florida benefit was literally to raise enough money to provide Lowden said Thursday, May 26. "We took in about panther) nor Octagon Wildlife Sanctuary. food and better housing for the animals. $2,000 in admissions which, of course, will help. We Although the two received no funds, they (along Not helping matters was the U.S. Department of have established a trust fund out of which all bills 'Ding' Darling Refuge to host fishing rodeo for kids with the few people still on hand) did receive the 102 Agriculture's shut-down of the facility and suspen- will be paid and are looking to put in place an active The J.N. "Ding" Darling National Fishing week on Saturday, June 4, the end of Tarpon Bay Road on Sanibel tunity to go fishing before will be given pounds of pasta salad, 200 pounds of baked beans sion of its license only three weeks before the benefit board to administer the trust and make the decisions Wildlife Refuge and the Ding Darling 1994. and will begin at 8 a.m. Ten children an orientation on fish ecology and fish- and 150 hot dog/hamburger buns donated by Lazy concert. News coverage about the suspension cited about how the monies will be spent. Octagon has a Wildlife Society will be hosting a spe- The event will be held at the Tarpon from the Boys & Girls Club of Lee ing techniques by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Flamingo II after the event when the Sanibel restau- drainage and other "housekeeping" problems as well new CPA, Alisa Alexander, a volunteer like everyone cial event in recognition of National Bay Marina located within the refuge at County who have never had the oppor- staff members. Then the young anglers rant decided to give up, go home and give away what as problems with records, veterinary care and who works for the facility, and she is hoping to regu- will be presented with a new fishing food it had left on the serving tables. The restaurant employee training. late the cash flow to the point where the facility can rod, reel, bait and tackle to venture out had prepared for 2,500 people and served 139 paying At the time of this latest suspension, however, pre- do better than simply tread water between crises." Environment Shorts for a morning of guided fishing. customers, covering (perhaps) 6 percent of its food vious USDA citations were mentioned that had to do Besides money, Octagon needs people to volunteer costs and none of the grill and trailer costs. At noon the children will return to with cleanliness and trash, structurally unsound ani- their time and talent to help build or upgrade cages, Kayak tour 718 Fishermans Wharf, Fort Myers organization dedicated to rebuilding the marina for a pizza lunch. The Second graders at Michigan Court Elementary mal housing and the lack of potable water and safe run wiring, do plumbing, etc. to Mound Key offered Beach. For details call Gulf Coast marine resource populations through youngsters will be allowed to take the School will benefit, too. One of their teachers was food. For further information on how to assist, call Kayak at 283-1125. Reservations are nursery habitat enhancement and clean On Saturday, June 4, Cindy Bear rod, reel and tackle home with them to there and picked up what amounted to an entire According to David Lowden, a financial consultant Helen Smith at 997-6603; for information on the trust required as the tour is limited to 10 water. course on Florida's endangered species from Cathy and Frank Stapleton, area naturalists, continue participating in their new- at Smith Barney Shearson and Octagon's newly fund, contact David Lowden at 482-5400; to find out people. Those interested in lending a hand found hobby. Carlson's State of Florida display. And Carlson will how to sponsor an animal and automatically become will be leading a nature/history kayak appointed money manager as well as coordinator of should call 472-8534 for information "Each year this program has been a undoubtedly be asked to demonstrate her talent at a member of the Octagon Society, call (813) 543- cruise to Mound Key. Paddling is not the May 22 event, the publicity caused several Volunteer assistants needed and/or assignments. tremendous success due to the gener- Michigan Court as a visiting artist. exhibitors to pull out of the benefit due to the contro- 1130 or contact Alexander at 731-5900. strenuous and the pace is slow with stops for wildlife observation - birds, at Marine Habitat Foundation ous donations of local businesses," Actually, anyone who showed up at University Sanibel Subway shop Park (a perfect location for this kind of event) could marine animals, possibly dolphins and The Marine Habitat Foundation Inc. according to Refuge Ranger Rick not help but enjoy the afternoon. Those attendees manatees. The destination is the site of is in need of volunteers to assist at its to donate funds to CROW Huffines. Fred Poffenberger of Subway who were fortunate enough to be around when the a the recent University of Florida archae- research laboratory and education cen- "The Bait Box, Sanibel Pick-Kwik, ological dig on Mound Key, once the Sandwich & Salads of Sanibel, 2496 cappella '50s group Brylcream sang got a real treat. ter on Sanibel Island. Bailey's Hardware, Tarpon Bay Regulars on Mondays at Vagelis in Cape Coral, the home and ceremonial site of the power- Palm Ridge Road in the Town Center, Marina, Isabella's and Island Pizza, as ful Calusa Indian chief, Carlos. Needed are artists with illustrative will be donating 15 percent of the next quintet has been together for about a year and travels experience to help set up an education- well as the volunteer fishing guides, in a 1957 Chevy 210, They opened at the Memorial The $35 cost covers guides, kayak, 60 days' breakfast sales to Care & al display, lab assistants to help care for make it all possible. This program is an Day Oldies Concert at City of Palms Park this past all equipment, instruction, healthful Rehabilitation of Wildlife. Subway excellent opportunity to reach children weekend. snacks, drinks and bottled water. the marine life and assist with experi- opens at 7 a.m., serving breakfast sand- ments, docents to educate visitors to at an early age and hopefully spark an The Florida Panther Management Fund received in Chamber Kayakers are to meet at Black Island, wiches, juice, coffee (free with a sand- interest in them to continue participat- south of Fort Myers Beach, at 8:30 the facility and writers with technical wich) and raspberry fruit rolls until 11 the neighborhood of $100 from the fund T-shirts sold experience. ing in this wholesome activity." by islander Carlson but nothing from Carlson person- members a.m. and return by 1 p.m. a.m. ally nor from the 35 other assembled artists because Proceeds will benefit the non-profit The Marine Habitat Foundation is a no one sold any artwork. Several of the artists were Ostego Bay Foundation Inc., located at 501(c)(3) non-profit scientific research quite outspoken about the poor publicity prior to the event, pointing out that they had spent long hours assembling and mounting their exhibits for what had been promoted as a unique opportunity to support wildlife. Two, in particular, had prepared works from TURTLE which 100 percent of the proceeds would have gone to Octagon and the Panther Management Fund respectively. One artist commented, "This is bizarre. Half the people who came by my location didn't have any idea what was going on; they just stumbled on the event, either by seeing one of the tent tops or by hearing the music while waiting at a red light." Octagon Wildlife Sanctuary is a valiant effort by one man, Peter Caron, to provide a home for the ' - in this case, exotic animals that were once On Monday, May 16, the Sanibel-Captiva •nival animals and are no longer wanted by Conservation Foundation hosted the •s. In addition, Caron provides trailer space monthly Sanlbel-Captlva Chamber of Commerce "After Hours" gathering. In the nises for several of his all-volunteer staff. photo above, Ruth Dauber, the president a non-profit, non-government, tax-exempt of the SCCF board, chats with The ~ - tained solely through public dona- Islander's Tracey Markwatter. At left, i and fund-raising events. SCCF Executive Director Erick Llndblad umerous problems in the 14 years greets a few chamber guests. TIMETABLE een in existence. Directly or indi- larily financial, ranging from mis- >rmer accountant to the often total MAY 1-OCT. 31 NESTING SEASON with which to buy feed or build Photos by Betty O'Neai >r the animals. >n just can't seem to say no when By Lee County & City of Sanibel Ordinances, Gulf ibandoned wild and/or exotic ani- Photo by Steve Ruediger Beach Lights are to be turned off from 9pm to 7am. il resort helps guests save endangered species Hard at work 300 pounds, come ashore, dig a hole above the tide For the past several weeks, work crews have been repairing the roof at "The loggerheads follow the phosphorous that Sanibel City Hall. During last week's Student Government Day activities, the HATCHING PERIOD IS 60 TO 65 DAYS line, lay their eggs, bury them and swim back out to lights up the water and they can become confused if ling of May, guests at the Sundial workers took a brief break to check out the action from their unique vantage sea. Because the mother never returns to watch over they see lights on the beach, wandering further up on point i been getting up before the break the eggs, they are vulnerable to predators such as rac- shore, losing their way - even dying from dehydra- A law change dictates that nests are not to be moved, to throw shoes at a crowing rooster. coons, crabs, birds and careless beach-goers. tion," according to Robinson. So far, guests have but locations are to be marked. Turtle Watchers ,*-u:_- . _. •. - awjng attention, "We go out twice a week until August to look for been happy to comply with the requests to leave bal- Me beds at 6:30 Sundial continued from page 8B monitor nests everyday. the tracks the mother makes when she buries the cony lights off, as they quickly become involved in ;earch the vast eggs," said Christi Robinson, a program coordinator the efforts to preserve this unique species. ^aching stations and displays about creatures found in the warm Gulf of Mexico waters as they are learning If you find a nest, DO NOT DISTURB! for Sundial's award-winning recreation department. Patrolling for turtles is not the first time the Morida's endangered species, about r sunken trea- "If we find, any, we notify Sanibel-Captiva birds and native plants, flowers and about Sanibel's precious ecosystem. If you are concerned about a sea turtle nest, you may eeking newly- Conservation Foundation by 7:30 a.m. so they can Sundial's staff has worked with guests to teach them »ve shells. It also features a simulated The Sundial Beach and Tennis .n endangered verify our findings and mark the area." about Sanibel's precious environment. The resort's mangrove forest, a 450-gallon touch Resort is located on 1451 Middle Gulf call 472-2329. /nee every two to Throughout the summer, the Sundial's staff will Environmental Coastal Observatory (ECO) Center, tank and a 180-gallon saltwater aquari- Drive on Sanibel. For additional infor- also check to make sure there are no bright lights on located adjacent to the main pool, offers guests self- um. Guests can actually touch live mation about the resort or any of its s, which can weigh up to horse conchs, sea urchins, horseshoe special programs, please call (813) the beach at night to distract the turtles. Please see SUNDIAL, page 9B c rabs and many other harmless sea 4151. Tuesday. Mav31. 1994 THE ISLANDER 11B 10B THE ISLANDER Tuesday. May 31.1994 IBEL/CAPTIVA

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Photo by Michael Le Poor Trench/Bob Marshak Corning attraction The Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall will be the site for the production of "Les Miserables," which will be performed June 7-12. The cast is pictured in the "Students at the Barricades" scene in the show. Tickets for this popular production range from $33.50 to $58.50 (a few $15 balcony seats are also avaiiabie). For ticket information, please call the Mann Hall at 481-4849.

First District Golf Challenge a success; Rotary clubs raise $2,900 for program The first annual District Golf Challenge clubs work in concert with regional children's hospi- The actual treatment is donated by the hospitals and Canada 33 Tournament was a success and enabled the Sanibel- tals and Rotary Clubs in foreign lands to sponsor chil- surgical staff, however the district Rotary clubs must England 2 Captiva Rotary Club to donate $2,900 to the Rotary dren with heart defects to come to the U.S. for surgi- cover basic costs, which total $5,000, for each child. France District's "Gift of Life Program." The donation was cal treatment. The Rotary is instrumental in identify- Since 1983, the Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club has Alaska sufficient to bring the fund to the necessary level of ing candidates for the program in areas throughout contributed more than $173,000 to people and organi- Hawaii $5,000 to allow the district to bring the first child to the world where the technology or funding for the zations in need. All those funds have been raised at Florida for life-saving treatment under the program. lifesaving surgery does not exist. Local clubs make variety of special, local Rotary-sponsored or hosted The Sanibel-Captiva Rotary and other district all arrangements in the U.S. for surgery and recovery. events.

Island Seniors Bowling action at the Fort Myers Funds raised in the event will support cancer Beach Bowl continued on Monday, May 23. Leading SPORTS patients in Lee County. Last year, the "Longest Day BULK 3000 the way with a 189 was John Wilds, For any addition- of Golf raised over $12,500 for the Cancer Society. al information about the "bowling for fun" league, SHORTS If you are which is sponsored by the Island Seniors and meets at interested in playing, call the American Cancer WELL, ALMOST EVERYWHERE. LET'S MAKE IT UNANIMOUS 1:30 p.m. each Monday, call Lloyd Kyllo at 472- Society office at 936-1113. The office will provide 1235. The annual pool party to end the Sanibel golfers with shirts, pledge cards and a host course. As the map shows, we have subscribers in all but two states - people who vacation here, Elementary School year will be held at the Sanibel The Beachview Men's Golf Association played a Rec Center facility on Tuesday, June 7. The pool will The Second Annual Catch and Release Fishing own orooertv on Sanibel or Captiva, or just love the area. Best Two Balls - Net round on Saturday, May 21. be closed to the public from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Tournament sponsored by The Friends of Rookery We a"?so have subscribers in seven foreign countries and we have to keep up with the Capturing first place was the team of Tyke Wilcox, that day. For additional information, please call 472- Bay, will be held Saturday, June 11, starting at day- Ed O'Neil, Jim Briscoe and Jack Harrington. 0345. break and ending at 2 p.m. There will be prizes for exchange rates to say nothing of the postal rates. On Tuesday, May 17, in Beachview men's play, adults and children. Jim Briscoe, Tom Redford and Ed Konrad were first The Dunes is hosting its weekly Wednesday Make sure vou keep up to date on the doings on Sanibei and Captiva while you are away Registration will be held at the Rookery Bay mee n s 6 with a 65. Scrambles at 5 p.m. The cost is $15, which includes Fishing Forum Thursday, June 9, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. for a few weeks or months. Then you won't miss a single account of the » 9 o*™ a round of golf followed by a buffet dinner. The at Edison Community College (Collier campus) The Sizzlin' Summer Swingers' at Beachview scrambles are open to everyone. For information, call located off State Road 951 between 1-75 (Exit 15) Town Commfssion, Te Planning and Zoning Board, or the Code Enforcement BoardWho Golf Course played a Best Ball of Four match 472-2535. and U.S. 41. The fee is $25 for adults and $5 for chil- knows decTsfons they make might affect your property ^urwertjo^j Wednesday, May 25, with the money prize going to dren 16 and under. Kay Condit, Mary Jane Preston, Eleanor Hornbrook Island Teen Club Socials at the Sanibel Rec paradise. Besides, the pictures, the columns, the features, the articles and the advertising and Tommy Jaeger. The team of winners posted a net For additional information, call Rookery Bay at Center are being held every other Sunday from 6 to 9 (813)775-8845. score of 26 for nine holes. Jean Lane won the mystery p.m. The next teen gathering will be Sunday, June 5. takeout a subscription. We'd love to keep you informed too. prize at the luncheon following the golf round. The fun-time festivities include games, food and Edison Community College will sponsor four ses- sodas, movies, sports activities, music and more. For sions of a four-day baseball camp for youngsters The Dunes Men's Golf Association played an additional information, call Dave DeFonzo at 472- this summer. ECC baseball coach John Cedarburg 1 would Bike to subscribe to the ISLANDER. Individual Low Net round Wednesday, May 25. In 0345. and his staff will provide instruction on the funda- 18-hole play, Bob Davison led A Flight with a 56. mentals of baseball. Campers should provide their In Lee County Florida & Out Sharing second with 64s were Dave Sutherland and The Sanibel Recreation Center holds special aero- own gloves, bats, hats, spikes and sunscreen. $ 75 Paul Cornelius. In B Flight, Mort Root came in first bics classes for parents - with child care provided - 19 of State Name The camp will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily dur- 00 with a 64. Tied for second following a play-off were in the gym at the center at 9 a.m. each Tuesday, ing each of the four sessions. Session I runs from ^ *26 Jim Hayes and Bob Cope. In nine-hole action, Doc Thursday and Saturday. Robin Grinstead is the June 20-23 at Rutenberg Park and is for children ages Out of Country Address. Cooperrider showed the way with a 23. Alan Boers instructor and "in-house" child care is provided by 5-13. Session II runs from June 27-30 at San Carlos $4000 earned second with a 26 and Joe Vasko was third with volunteers. There is a suggested donation of $2. For for children 5-13. Session III runs from July 11-14 at State .Zip a 28, after a play-off. information, call 472-0361. Rutenberg Park for 5-13 year olds. Session IV runs City_ from July 18-21 and is for teens 14-17. The cost of VISA / Mastercard The Dunes Nifty Niners played a scramble at Registration for the American Cancer Society's the camp is $75 per session, which includes a camp Sanibel/Captiva ISLANDER Olde Hickory Thursday, May 19. The team of Marie "Longest Day of Golf is under way. Foursomes can T-shirt. #__ ; Sanibel/Captiva's Weekly Newspaper Since 1961 Colon, June Hole, Anne Louwers and Marilyn choose a day during the months of May, June or July For more information or to register for one of the Lorenson captured first place, with Sigrid Akers, and play free golf from sunrise to sunset at one of camp's sessions, contact Cedarburg at Edison Exp Date / _____ (813) 472-5185 Dorothy Becker, Jane Devaney and Mary Anne several participating courses. Pledges are asked for Community College, 8099 College Parkway, Fort PQ Box 56, Sanibel, Fl. 33957 McCormick coming in second. each hole the foursome or individual completes. Myers, FL 33919. 12B THE ISLANDER Tuesday. May 31.1994

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11509 Andy Rosse Lane P.O. Box 1090 Captiva, FL 33924 Phone (813) 472-6669 HELErJ • Three Bedrooms, Two and One Half Baths Fax (813) 472-2034 • Bright, Cheerful, Full Kitchen with Snack Bar ! • Full Laundrv Area Adjoining Screen Enclosed Porch n REALTY errib A INC. Classifieds 5C Permits & Deeds 4C Service Directory 7C Tuesday What's Cooking? 2C May 31,1994 1C

Since you can't keep this visitor away, it's best you try to completely avoid him Well, it's that time of year again. A new season storm of minimal strength with just a slight surge has arrived and this is the one time of the year when will submerge Sanibel and Captiva. The islands that no one - absolutely nobody - wants the expected everyone calls paradise might, at least temporarily, visitor to come calling. And unlike some visitors, become a diver's delight. when this guy heads this way, you can't stop him. FROM THE TOP Don't doubt that, it can happen. Hurricane season 1994 begins Wednesday, June So what can islanders do about it? Not much real- 1, and ends Wednesday, Nov. 30. That's 183 days of ly. You can be prepared, making sure your insurance potential, devastating danger. And while there is the By Chris Strine is up to date and stocking up on food and necessary possibility that two or three (or more?) such visitors supplies in the event that a hurricane only sweeps may stop by, all it will take is just one of those truly by the area, knocking out power and water supplies unwelcome guests to make a brief island-area land- for a short (?) period. But the best preparation ing. damage. islanders can make is to determine where they can The facts and figures are all there in black and go. Evacuation is the closest thing islanders will white and they have been documented by everyone Just look at what happened two years ago with Hurricane Andrew: utter devastation, loss of life, have to a sure thing if a hurricane is bearing down from the city of Sanibel, to Lee County, to the state on Sanibel and Captiva. of Florida and to the national weather service. limb and property. South Florida may never really Hurricanes don't mess around. They are killers with recover. Don't hesitate, go - as far inland or up state as overpowering wind and rain and lightning. Then What might happen if a hurricane again strikes possible. That means having your auto full of gas, there is the storm surge - that powerful wall of water Southwest Florida? What will Sanibel and Captiva an assortment of carry-along staples (especially that runs roughshod over low lying areas. All of look like if the eye bears down on the barrier water), some cash and a destination. those forces regularly cause millions of dollars in islands? Be prepared islanders. If Hurricane Who Cares is It's simply too frightening to think about. heading this way, secure your home the best you Because the islands are just barely above sea can, put the islands in your rear view mirror and level, we won't have to worry about what the drive away. With a little luck, you may have at least Remembering the islands look like until after the water subsides. A a bit of paradise left to return to. Winter Olympics Letters The CBS Network is to be congratulated for broadcasting the 1994 Winter Olympics. It sure It's time etc.. This can work and will set an example for what was exciting. Every four years we're all glued can be done when an entire community gets to our TV sets and learn the meaning of new to plant involved. After all, we are all in this world together, words and new sports all over again. aren't we? For example, how often will these words seeds To date we have made up buttons which show lit- enter your vocabulary during the next four tle children holding hands among the flowers with To the editor the words, "WILDFLOWERS" of Sanibel. These years until the winter Olympics: luge, triple The Islander lutz, giant slalom? buttons are available for a $5 or more contribution The fields to the Sanibel Elementary SchoolTWILDFLOW- are plowed and ERS" fund at 3840 San-Cap Road, Sanibel, FL now it's time 33957. Please enclose a self-addressed stamped to plant the envelope with your donation. All contributions are SHELL seeds for tax deductible, including the donation of computers. SHOCKED "WILD- I'd like very much to thank the people who have FLOWERS." contributed time and/or seed money to "WILD- "WILD- FLOWERS". Many thanks to Charlotte Baker for By Art Stevens FLOWERS", her help in putting together the "WILDFLOWERS" in case any one purpose paper on her computer; Mary Irving and is not familiar Lori Burgeson of Lifeline Design for their help with Two years from now you'll run into an old with the cause, the design and making of the "WILDFLOWERS" friend at your favorite bar and somehow the is a grass roots organization started here on Sanibel button; to Sanibel Flower Company for the donation subject of the 1994 Olympics will come up. and Captiva for our island school children. Over 30 of live flowers. A big thank you to the Moonlight Then one of you will say, "Remember that percent of our children's parents work in the service restaurant, the Sunshine Cafe and Jensen's Marina sport where two guys were laying on top of industry here on the islands. The probability of their for their generous seed money contribution; to Meta each other in a wheel barrow facing the sky? children learning to work with computers is slim. In Luckenbill whose inspiration made "WILDFLOW- And they rolled the wheel barrow down a hill 10 years, advancement will come quickest to those ERS" a reality. And a special thank you to my wife, of ice and went as fast as they could? What who hone their computer skills today. Kathy, for putting up with the dreams of a dreamer. was the name of that sport?" "WILDFLOWERS" would like to raise money in If you would like to help organize "WILD- You think for a moment but the 1994 order to purchase lap-top computers which will be FLOWERS", please give me a call at 395-0278. We Olympic Games are nothing more than a blur. put in the school library system as a checkout item. can do it! "It's on the tip of my tongue," you say. "I That way any student can check out the computer Ron Smiley got it. It was lounge. And the wheel barrow (actually their parents would have to check it out) Captiva was called a lounge chair." and take it home for a while so that they can achieve Now your friend and you reminisce about computer literacy. the women's figure skating. You say, We're an island people who boast about low den- McNaked founder "Remember what almost won it for Nancy sity living, our fight against fast foods and other Kerrigan? It was a flawless triple klutz." forms of degradation to our islands. We have spent establishes MCBAWLS Everyone in the bar laughs. Someone cor- huge sums of money to preserve the open space. We To the editor rects you. "It was a triple lutz, not a klutz. A have raised many dollars to protect the animals. All The Islander klutz is what you are." of which is very admirable and important to contin- An immediate and urgent message to all men of A few words are exchanged but the bar- ue. No.w we must raise money to protect and edu- Sanibel. Our new organization has learned of a devi- tender breaks it up. You decide to change the cate our highest form of animal, the Homo sapien. ous plot by women designed to bring us to our knees subject. You start talking about fishing. "Hey, In this case our school children! so they can rule the world. It is called Wonderbra, a guess what I caught the other day. Damned if I Help and volunteers are needed to plant our sinister invention that has just hit the stores. didn't bag me a 100-pound giant slalom." "WILDFLOWERS" seeds. Over the summer, we For you unsuspecting guys who don't know how The bartender suspends you for two months need to organize and set up a plan. I see all seg- it works, grab a beer, sit down and pay attention. and sends you a bill for the window. ments of island make-up getting involved with Our future is at stake and what I'm about to tell you "WILDFLOWERS" from our visitors to our resi- isn't pleasant. Art Stevens, a Sanibe! homeowner for the past dents to our business community. Starting in In simple guy terms, there is a new female front six years, is a full-time public relations executive September, we could have different forms of end loader on the market for $35 (not yet available with Lobsenz-Stevens Inc. in New York City/ He involvement for each month until the end of March. at Home Depot) that allows your honey to hoist is also the author of the book, "Sanibel Shell For example, from the residents we could set up Shocked," a collection of his humorous even the smallest of objects and magically create columns, many of which have been featured in donation tables and mailings. September could be cleavage where none existed before. The larger the The Islander. for the clothing businesses, October could be for the real estate businesses, November for the restaurants, Please see LETTERS, page 4C 2C THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 31.1994

Learning another great recipe at the 'Viva La Chef class Tuesday v "' _jt£illfet. m cu,>„p« fresfrpsh mint,. chODDechopped May 31,1994 3C The first Tuesday of every month is always a Salt and pepper Islanders At Large "learning" experience for me as I attend the excellent Nutmeg "Viva La Chef class held at Chadwick's Restaurant WHAT'S 1/2 cup heavy cream at South Seas Plantation. This May, when Chef David Mint leaves for garnish Newcomers & Oldtimers Melvin Jones Fellows Named Island 'Crop Walkers' Scott was one or our instructors, he did a versatile COOKING? Take a large sauce pan and heat the butter and oil to Meet Wednesday Raise Over $6,500 grilled seafood kabob with a delightful salsa. A over medium heat. When it's hot, add the shallots and Wednesday's, June 1, luncheon Sanibel and Captiva "Crop Walkers" For the seafood you can use either whole shrimp or Bobbie Sharp meeting of the Newcomers & raised $6,543 for world hunger relief >r cook until they are just wilted, do not let them brown. scallops. If you use fish you can use tuna, swordfish «i Whisk in the stock, bring it to a boil and add the peas Oldtimers at the Sundial Beach and this past March 20 as 69 walkers took or another very firm fleshed fish. Then you could use and lettuce. Bring it back to a boil, turn to simmer, Tennis Resort will feature Coco Dila, part in the islands' second annual Crop chicken. Salt and pepper cover and cook 10 minutes. Add the mint, salt, pep- an expert in make-up and skin care for walk, a worldwide event sponsored by When you use fish or chicken you have to cut it in 1/2 cup cilantro, minced per and nutmeg; stir. Puree it in batches in a blender both men and women. Church World Service. chunks. If you are using wooden skewers first soak 1/4 teaspoon ground coriander and pour into a bowl. Cover and refrigerate the soup Dr. Faye Granberry, chairperson of Four island churches participated - them in water so they will not burn. If you use metal Place all the above in a glass or ceramic bowl and until it is well chilled. Before serving, whisk in the the group, promises a real fun day of Sanibel Congregational United Church ones, oil them before you place the seafood or chick- toss. Cover and refrigerate two hours. Before using, cream, ladle it into chilled soup cups and garnish with learning to create a more beautiful you. of Christ, Temple Bat Yam, St. Michael en on. The following recipe serves four. drain off most of the collected juices. the mint leaves. This will serve about six. For information or reservations, and All Angels Episcopal and Have your grill hot, put the kabobs on the skewers please call Dr. Faye at 472-6940. Captiva's Chapel by the Sea. GRILLED KABOBS WITH SALSA and cook them about two to three minutes per side. Do any of my readers ever have a problem ft ft ft Mary Glenna Malpass, chairman of 11/2 pounds shrimp, shelled and deveined Be careful, do not overcook them. Serve them on a unmolding a frozen or molded dessert or salad? After New Summer Hours the coordinating committee, said the (or any of the above) bed of either rice or wheat pilaf. Top with the salsa. all, you do want it to come out perfectly. Well, I used' in Effect at the Library committee was "delighted with the results." She said the inaugural walk 2 tablespoons olive oil This is a marvelous dish, but now for the bad to have problems. I just learned a trick from a small Starting today, Tuesday, May 31, Salt and pepper last year raised $5,736.50. "We topped news. Chadwick's is not going to have those classes cooking magazine that I subscribe to, "Fine and running through Labor Day, 2 garlic doves, minced this summer, but will hopefully start them up again in Monday, Sept. 5, the hours of the that by $806.50 this year." Cooking". All island residents and visitors were 1 teaspoon dried tarragon the fall. This is upsetting news for me, as I need to Sanibel Public Library will be: Monday 1 tablespoon cilantro, minced When you want to unmold a dish, first run a sharp invited to participate as walkers or learn. I think that a person should never stop trying knife around the inside edges. Then put your serving and Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Five Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club Club International, the Melvin Jones Place all the above in a glass or ceramic bowl and Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 10 members have been named Melvin Fellowship is conferred on "those who sponsors. Walkers signed up for either toss to coat well. Cover and refrigerate two hours. to. dish over the top of the mold and turn it over. Get out a 4.6-mile or 1-mile course and sought your trusty hair dryer and set the heat on high, stand a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Saturday, 10 a.m. to Jones Fellows, one of Lionism's most consistently demonstrate practical 1 p.m. prestigious honors. application of the Lions motto, 'We donors to sponsor their participation. SALSA Try the following cold summer soup. The inspira- back about six inches and pass the dryer over and The funds went to Church World around the mold about twice. Lift the mold up and For information, call 472-2483. The The new Melvin Jones Fellows are, serve."" 1/4 cantaloupe, peeled, seeded and minced tion came from a recipe of Anne Willan. Service relief programs, or other hopefully you will find your salad, dessert, what have library is located at 2410 Library Way left to right, Bob Steele, Dick Smith, The selection of five new honorees 1/4 honeydew melon, peeled, seeded and minced hunger relief agencies as designated by COLD MINT AND PEA SOUP you, beautifully turned out. Try it, it worked for me! on Sanibel. Chuck Rylander, Jack Harrington and brings to 35 the number of Sanibel- 1/2 mango, peeled, pitted and minced ft ft ft Peter Maneri. All of the men are from Captiva Lions who have become the walker, with 25 percent remaining 1/2 jalapeno, cored and minced (wear 1 tablespoon olive oil in the area. The area beneficiaries were 1 tablespoon butter Bobbie Sharp has been cooking for family and friends Safe Boating Week Noted Sanibel and each is highly active with Melvin Jones Fellows since the club rubber gloves) for SO years. She has studied under Chef Tel and under by Power Squadron club projects and committees. Each is was chartered in 1967. To honor each Friends Who Care and the Community 1/2 medium red onion, minced 1/2 cup shallots, minced Ministries Soup Kitchen in Fort Myers. Julie Dannenbaum at the Creative Cooking School in In honor of boating safety week, also serving, or has served, as an offi- new fellow, the club contributes $1,000 1/2 green bell pepper, cored and minced 3 cups chicken stock Philadelphia. She is also a regular at the cooking class- The coordinating committee includ- members of the Sanibel-Captiva Power cer or a member of the club's board. to the Lions Club International 1/2 red bell pepper, cored and minced 110-ounce package of frozen green peas, es offered at South Seas Plantation on Captiva. Bobbie ed Malpass and Betty Boers of Sanibel Squadron will be offering boating safe- Named for the founder of Lions Foundation. 1 tablespoon olive oil thawed and drained and her husband, Thomas, moved to Sanibel in 1981 Congregational, Steve Greenstein of ty information at the Sanibel boat ramp 1/2 teaspoon cumin 3 cups shredded loose leaf lettuce from Berwyn, Pa. ft ft ft Bat Yam, Mary Jane Rawlins of St. from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday and Michael and Virginia Ferrier of Chapel Sunday, June 4 and 5. Power squadron Bat Yam Services to be Held United Way Celebration at Sanibel Congregational Dinner Held by the Sea. Marilyn Lorenson served as Hurricane season is here; area boaters be prepared! members will also dispense informa- treasurer. tion at the Punta Rassa boat ramp from Bat Yam-Temple of the Islands has The United Way of Lee County held The 1994 hurricane season officially begins "dry run" along the route to be used is also recom- a sea anchor for stability. Bring the boat in, get out of 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. announced that effective Wednesday, its awards dinner May 23 at the ft ft ft Wednesday, June 1. Recreational boats are especially mended. the boat or at least keep low in thunderstorms. Use Refreshments will be offered to June 1, Shabbat services will be held at Broadway Palm Dinner Theater to cel- Normandy Remembered vulnerable and BOAT/US (Boat Owners Association If a hurricane is headed your way, immediate pre- extra caution around dams, rough water, fast currents boaters by Jerry's Foods, which will be the Sanibel Congregational United ebrate a successful campaign and rec- Now through June 30, the Fort of The United States), the U.S. Power Squadron and cautions should include using the duct tape and plugs and areas where rocks, limbs and other debris may be providing donuts, and Stan's Coffee Church of Christ ever Friday at 8 p.m. ognize volunteers. The event was host- Myers Historical Museum is featuring other water-safety organizations are advising boat to seal hatches, ports, windows, doors and vents. At a submerged or in shallow water. Service of Fort Myers, which will be ft ft ft ed by the 1993-94 volunteer campaign an exhibit on the Normandy invasion, owners to develop a plan of action to secure their ves- dock, make the lines as long as possible, add the extra « Anchor the boat from the bow. Anchoring from providing free coffee. Summer Church School chair, Linda Uhler, a Sanibel resident. which occurred in June 1944. The dis- sels now, before a storm hits. chafe protection, set the extra anchors and install the the stern can let water over the transom, swamping ft ft Or Program Scheduled The 1993 campaign raised play features photos, artifacts and As many as 10 tropical storms, six of which could extra fenders. Take electronics, other valuable equip- the boat. Sanibel Congregational United $1,799,498 and marked the first time in weaponry, all detailing the operation. CGA Business Committee If you are a history buff, or if you develop into hurricanes, have been predicted for this ment and important documents off the boat and go • Drinking and boating don't mix. Half of all boat- Church of Christ will conduct a sum- five years that the organization reached Meets June 1 want to know just what happened on season. Last year, there were eight tropical storms home! No one should stay aboard a boat during a hur- ing fatalities involve alcohol. mer church school program for chil- its goal. The goal was a 12 percent The Captiva Civic Association's increase over the previous year, which that beach during that important battle, and four hurricanes. Since 1989, the damage caused ricane. • Leave a float plan. Tell someone on shore when dren starting Sunday, June 5, and con- monthly Business Committee Meeting was the fifth highest increase in the visit the museum at the corner of to recreational boats by three major storms - Hugo, For a free copy of a BOAT/US guide to preparing you're leaving, where you're going and when you will be held at 8 a.m., Wednesday, June tinuing through Sept. 28, 1994. Bob and Andrew - is estimated to exceed $360 mil- boats for a hurricane, call (800) 274-4877. plan to return so people will know if you're missing. county for United Way of the same size Jackson and Peck streets in Fort Myers. 1, at the Captiva Community Center on Classes will be held simultaneously or larger. ft ft ft lion. with the regular 10 a.m. worship ser- Boating tips for everyday people Chapin Lane on Captiva.. Over 200 companies run United While there are no guarantees even if a boat is Islanders are invited to attend the vice. Students will attend the opening properly secured for a hurricane, the probability of If you live in Southwest Florida, you probably own of the worship service and will then be Way work-place campaigns in Lee One More Time... group discussion of business and com- County. The awards dinner gave spe- damage can be reduced considerably with advance or have access to a boat... or have a friend who does. excused for class. What's For Lunch? What could happen if munity issues. cial recognition to certain campaigns, preparation. Some measures that should be taken in Maybe you don't consider yourself a boater, but if ft .ft ft The children will study the parables As a service for the students, advance include shopping for the supplies needed to you use a boat, especially a small one, your life could including the best overall campaign for and their parents, of Sanibel Fort Myers Historical Museum of the New Testament with classes for a first-year company and the most cre- secure the boat - extra lines, chafe protection, fenders, depend on what you know before you go. a fuel system leaks? children through the sixth grade, A Elementary School, Cypress Lake anchors, swivels, shackles, duct tape and port plugs. Over 400 people die each year in boating accidents Hours Change ative campaign. Middle School and Cypress Lake Most boat explosions and fires occur soon nursery is provided year-round for As a storm approaches, these essential items are usu- involving small, open boats in the 12- to 16-foot The Fort Myers Historical Museum younger children. ft ft ft High School, The Islander is pub- ally in short supply. range. BOAT/US has some important pointers for after refueling, according to the Boat Owners will now be open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 Additional Financial Seminars lishing the list of lunches to be Association of The United States (BOAT/ US). p.m., Monday through Friday. The Mary Hagemann, who chairs the FORECLOSED Storage ashore is gen- anyone venturing out in a small boat: Christian Education Committee, said in the Works offered at the school for the week. GOVERNMENT HOMES erally the best protection; • Life jackets don't work unless you wear them. Just a half-cup of gasoline spilled in the bilge museum will be closed Saturdays and AND PROPERTIES! parents may pre-register their children In celebration of American Express' The cost per lunch is $1.60 at if that is not possible, Even if you're a strong swimmer, it's easy to become can blow a boat to pieces. Sundays throughout the summer. upcoming anniversary, IDS Financial Sanibel Elementary, and $1.85 for HUD, VA, RTC, Etc. U«ttnj»S for The Fort Myers Historical Museum by calling the church office at 472- your am Financing AwHaM*. locating a snug harbor to disoriented if you suddenly fall overboard. Here's how to gas up safely: Services Inc. will be offering free semi- students at both Cypress Lake is located in the old ACL Railroad 0497, or they may register in person Call Toll Frwl . which to move is the next Over 80 percent of drowning victims in boating acci- 9 When taking on fuel, close all hatches and June 5. nar workshops on such topics as retire- schools. The price of lunch 1 (800) 43»W«7CCT. B-2123 best option. Making a dents aren't wearing life jackets. ports, shut off the battery switch and turn off the Depot at 2300 Peck St., Fort Myers, Sanibel Congregational is located at ment, tax and estate planning through- includes milk. (AB additional car- • Watch the load. Stay within the load limits stove. After fueling is completed, operate the For information, call 332-5955. out the summer at the Sanibel ton of milk is 35 cents.) ft ft ft 2050 Periwinkle Way. * IMPOTENCE • THE REALITY shown on your boat's capacity plate. Distribute the bilge blower for a few minutes, then sniff for gas ft ft ft Community Center. The programs will Wednesday, June 1: BBQ rib passenger and equipment load evenly and keep it low. odors before starting the engine. Rotary Makes Donation feature special guest speakers. strips, mashed potatoes, mixed • IT WON'T SO AWAY BY ITSELF • Stay seated. Standing to cast a line or land a fish « Stop filling the tank when it's 90-95 percent to Sanibel Elementary USF-Fort Myers Fall Term Look for the announcements con- vegetables, whole wheat roll and Highly successful non-surgical treatment options or to pull up anchor is not worth the risk of parting full. Gas expands as it warms and could over- Barbara Ward, principal of Sanibel Registration Planned cerning these upcoming programs. For chilled pineapple. Registration begins Monday, June 6, exist today. The physicians at Florida Men's Clinic company with the boat. Sitting on the sides or bow flow if the tank is filled to its capacity. Elementary School, was presented with information, call 936-1177, extension Thursday, June 2: Nachos with can swamp or capsize the boat very quickly. When • It's easy to spill gas when filling a portable a check for $1,500 from the Sanibel- for fall term classes beginning Aug. 22 29. can help- Confidential diagnosis & treatment are meat and cheese, whole kernel moving around on a boat, keep your center of gravity outboard tank. Take it off the boat and fill it on Captiva Rotary Club at its breakfast at the University of South Florida - ft ft ft corn, lettuce and tomato, fresh available. low and stay in the center of the boat. the dock. meeting on May 6. The island Rotary Fort Myers. Volunteers Needed orange wedges. 12820 Kenwood Ln., #2, Ft. Myers (813) 275-0538 • Watch the weather and the water. Check the fore- • If you smell gas or it leaks into the bilge Club actively supports the award-win- Students can register at USF's Fort The heat of the summer is on, but Friday, June 3: Hamburger on a cast before you leave home and keep a radio with you while you are away from the dock, shut down ning public school and each year pro- Myers campus or by long-distance tele- it's cool being a volunteer at Southwest bun, Tater Tots, tossed salad and for updates. Avoid running broadside to waves. Trail the engine and electrical equipment - except for vides funds for special projects. Ward phone for courses on campus in Regional Medical Center in Fort fresh fruit. TtJRUE® DOWN by your VHF radio. Call the Coast Guard, marine indicated this year's money would go Charlotte, Collier and Lee county Myers. Helping others is a great way to Monday, June 6: Pepperoni police or a towing company for advice or assis- toward automating the library records. schools, or for courses via WSFP-TV. spend those hot summer days. pizza, garden tossed salad, LOCAL BANKS tance. At a dock, disconnect shore power imme- At the meeting, Tara Thompson and Among the courses being offered Volunteers can choose shifts on any steamed broccoli and fresh fruit. iiankruptcy. -• Judgements - Liens. • EVinRUDE diately and notify marina management or the ftre Michael Cohen, both fifth graders at this fall are Human Geography, Early day of the wee - mornings, afternoon or Tuesday, June 7:. Managers ^Z^^^cupiedT investor or Refinance department. Sanibel Elementary, gave an excellent Shakespeare, Psychology of Women, evenings. Those working at least four choice. . FAST ... FAST ... APPROVAL With nearly 500,000 members, BOAT/ US is presentation to the Rotary members on Regions of America: New England and hours a week receive a free meal in the Wednesday, June 8 (last day of the nation's largest organization of recreational the type of programs that set their Mass Communications and Society. hospital dining room. There is also the school): Manager's choice. ACT NOW! DON'T WAIT! lflII50n/|ii\ boat owners. For a free copy of a guide to refuel- school above the rest. Tuition starts at $51.40 per hour for incentive of meeting new people while First Mortgage - Never Balloon Payment i % in- rr-wwi U V limn II D W IWW MfiaiNC ing and inspecting fuel systems for gas-powered Since 1983, the Rotary has con- Florida residents and $214.81 per hour "on the job." Monday, Aug. 22, 1994: Pine Island Center boats, write BOAT/ US, Dept. G, 880 South tributed more than $173,000 to people for non-Florida residents. A wide variety of positions are Pepperoni pizza, tossed salad, [813) 283-4334 Pickett Street, Alexandria, VA 22304 or call and organizations in need with funds For additional information, call 432- available. If you are interested, please steamed broccoli and fresh fruit J8Oo!e52M>O74'627^5626 {Port Charlotte) (800) 274-4877. raised at local events. 5500,or(800)USF-8818. call 939-8636 for information. -• ft ft ft >-.-•• .•."-• ft ft ft * ft ft . ft ft ft 4C THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 31.1994

Building permits recorded at Sanibel City Hall dur- Richard W. and Sandra J. Schoenke, lot 65, phase III, Tuesday The Dunes. ing the week ending Friday, May 27,1994, included: PERMITS May 31,1994 5C $117,000: Hearthstone Properties Inc., 1140 Junonia $196,000: Giovanna Dellaquila to Island Associates, St., single-family residence by The Wolter Group Inc. (5- & DEEDS lot 39, portion of lot 38, block 3, Captiva Beach. Classifieds 25) $169,900: Roger R. Zoccolillo to David L. Miller Trustee and David L. Miller Trust, lot 36, block A, APPLIANCES | BUSINESS FULL TIME PHOTOGRAPHER BELOW BOOK BOATS $30,000: Becky Jones, 483 East Gulf Dr., #483, shut- FOR GROWING DAILY VALUE - 1991 CAMARO RS, ters by Wrono Enterprise Corporation. by One Call Maintenance. (5-25) Beachview Country Club Estates. OPPORTUNITIES NEWSPAPER. AUTOMATIC, COLD AIR, $18,000: Fay and Martin Weiner, 926 Whelk Dr., $1,500: Mrs. King, 1119 Periwinkle Way, #50, mobile $136,000: E.M.C. Mortgage Corp. to Raye G. and MUST HAVE DARKROOM AM/FM CASSETTE STEREO, 1987 GALAXY 20 FT. ****** EXPERIENCE, PROCESSING NEW BRAKES, OPEN BOW, pool, deck and enclosure by Coastal Custom Pool & home roof over by Quality Industries Inc. (5-23) Kim K. Scott, lot 5, block D, The Dunes. Investors with $50,000. needed to COMPACT WASHER & DRYER produce calendar, designed for B/W AND COLOR SLIDE FILM. TINTED WINDOWS, 120 MERCRUISER. Spa Inc. (5-19) $1,400: Lyle Shank, 830 East Gulf Dr., #5, shutters HOOKUPS FOR PORTABLE East European market. High return SEND RESUME TO: MAINTENANCED RUNS LIKE NEW. $9,947: Boleman, 444 Lighthouse Way, shutters by by Rolsafe. Condominium sales for more than $80,000 recorded OR FIXED. 110V EACH. on your investment. Long term EDITOR REGULARLY, GREAT FOR FISH OR SKI. LTY Hurricane Shutters of Fort Myers. (5-24) $1,3&0: Robert and Penny Pritt, 1212 Sand Castle at the Lee County Courthouse during the weeks $200. FOR BOTH repetitive business. Reply to- S 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. RUNS LIKE NEW. $7,200. WITH TRAILER. BEING ending Saturday, May 14,1994, included: 481-3094 Hadziewicz, 207 Lane Ave CAPE CORAL, FL., 33904 OWNER WILL ASSIST TRANSFERRED. PRICED TO $9,000: Don Hoel, 4791 Rue Helene, shutter's by Rd., two garage doors by owner. (5-19) WILL DELIVER Portland, Maine 04103 6/15/94 — SSSS — 21050822-1 QUALIFIED BUYERS SELL. $3,500 O.B.O. 6/3/94 — SSSS-21048676-3 . SALES & RENTALS Hurricane Shutters of Fort Myers. (5-24) $811: John Burke, 527 East Gulf Dr., #205, shutters $625,000: Robert B. and Nancy Jane Bradley to ****** WITH FINANCING. CALL 458-0861. NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND 549-1309 AFTER 5 P.M. 6/11/94 —SSSS— 21043942-1 No Bridges - No cars $8,706: Anderson, 4989 Joewood Dr., shutters by by Wrono Enterprise Corporation. (5-19) Wayne N. and Elaine N. Schelle, unit 1641, building 8)10/94 — SSSS— 21048673-3 $811: Richard Dubbe, 527 East Gulf Dr., #104, shut- Kapok, Lands End Village. PERSONAL 6/4/S4 —SSSS— 21050214.1 Private airstrip - grass 2,000' Hurricane Shutters of Fort Myers. (5-24) PUBLIC AUCTION 2 Private Clubs ters by Wrono Enterprise Corporation. (5-19) $525,000: John C. and Betty L Tinthoff to Stephen SERVICES BMW 3181 convertible, warranty $6,700: Larry C. Thompson, 6536 Pine Ave., restau- RETIREMENT SALE remaining 18,200. Below book. !! 1989 SUNBIRD !! 3 Restaurants HOME FURNISHINGS | Cleaning for homes and Excellent condition. Black, 5 speed OPEN BOW RIDER No public docks. rant remodel by owner. (5-23) $811: Hugh Cameron, 527 East Gulf Dr., #203, shut- G. and Deborah M. Krates, unit B101, High Tide. COMMERCIAL ters by Wrono Enterprise Corporation. (5-19) $360,000: John McDonald and William W. Stacey to condos. Efficient work on a one transmission. Call 481-5263 after 15-2" 48 S.P.L. OUTBOARD LOTS - $24,000 to $285,000 $5,491: Wiliiam and Laverne Phillips, 403 Bella Vista IMPERIAL FINE ART REAL ESTATE to one basis. Would prefer year 5:00 on weekends. EVINRUDE MOTOR. HOMES - $137,500 to $811: William Stahlheber, 527 East Gulf Dr., #202, Henry J. and June H. Deronck, apartment #C42, Pointe round residents. Island 6/10/B4 —SSSS—21051444-1 $550,000 Way, shutters by Rolsafe. (5-24) NOW BUYING & BUSINESS references available. Please FULL CANVAS W/TRAILER $5,100: Donald Wilson, 4996 Joewood Dr., shutters shutters by Wrono Enterprise Corporation. (5-24) Santo De Sanibel. Antiques • Jewelry • Coins • •ARTIST-DRAFTING call Jennifer at 481-9461 HAS ONLY 80 TO 100 HRS. Arrangements Can Be Made For A Private Sales Tour by Rolsafe. (5-23) $811: Richard O'Brien, 527 East Gulf Dr., #106, shut- $306,000: Robert N. Reynolds to Thomas E. and Clocks • Watches • Lamps • •CRAFT SUPPLIES. 6/8/94 —SSSS —21049169-1 WHITE W/BLUE STRIPES ters by Wrono Enterprise Corporation. (5-19) Furniture • Toys • Dolls • College Scholarships available RECREATIONAL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. For Qualified Buyers $4,367: Smith, 5842 Pine Tree Dr., shutters by Karen H. Johnson, apartment C-2, Pointe Santo De Oriental Rugs • Sterling • ON PREMISE Nation wide. Recorded message MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE. By Calling Hurricane Shutters of Fort Myers. (5-24) $375: Island Pizza, 1619 Periwinkle Way, L.P. tank Sanibel. Paintings • Prints • Crystal. CUSTOM FRAMING give details. Call 481-6611 Press 1, VEHICLES 764-7325 Or 426-7605 . SCOTT McPHEE 4, 104 by Balgas & Oil Company. Buy • Auction • Consign "THE PALETTE" 6/1/84 —SSSS— 21050055-6 Broker Salesman $4,000: Curt Wiggins Jr., 837 Sand Dollar Dr., boat $232,000: Henry W. and Eileen M. Williams to 6/4/94 —SSSS—21050547.1 1 Item or Estates. 1529 SE 47 TERR 472-9018 dock by Bray Marine Construction. (5-25) Raymond and Norma Treciokas, unit 114, building 2, We make house calls. Deeds recorded at the Lee County Courthouse dur- Lighthouse Point. CAPE CORAL, FL. 33904 NEW PULL-OUT CALL FOR $3,900: Raymond Ridge, 1119 Periwinkle Way, #121, ing the week ending Saturday, May 14,1994, includ- Mr. Strods 945-7669 THURS 23 JUNE, 1:00 P.M. WANTED TO BUY 8 mobile home roof over by Alum-A-Line Products. (5-20) $217,000: Richard L and Sandra K. Travis to Earl M. 1334 Cape Coral Pkwy. SOFA BED. WATERFRONT FREE BROCHURE ed: 7/1/94 —SSSS— 21044691-1 ANTHONY / want to buy your old books, (813) 472-3000 and Jeannette N. Travas, apartment 6, building M, 74" LONG W/ARMRESTS. $3,600: Children's Center of the Islands, 350 Casa $741,700: Robert F. and Susan J. Kidder to Donald AUCTIONEERS, INC old paintings, old Oriental PROPERTIES FAX (813) 472-9635 Sanibel Arms West. TWO LIVING ROOM CHAIRS rugs, old jewelry, old guns, old 32" DEEP IN SOFA POSITION. Ybel Rd., fire sprinkler by R.J. Van Plumbing Inc. (5-25) and Deloras D. Hunter, lot 15, Kinzie Island. 1-800-820-SOLD (7653) swords, clocks, pocket 41" DEEP IN PULLED-OUT 6/1/94 —SSSS— Z1041550-3 $135,000: Maureen Bramlage Trustee to William L IN EXCELLENT CONDITION I $2,837: Bunch/Hofer, 527 East Gulf Dr., shutters by S3S/PER CHAIR. IN CO-OP WITH watches, silver, china cabinets, BED POSITION. $365,900: Sanctuary Residential Properties and Lakefront Paradise by Owner. Wrono Enterprise Corporation. (5-24) and Chareen Z. Grace, unit C-34, phase C, Tennisplace CALL AFTER 6:00 P.M. ANTHONY REALTY desk secretaries, book cases, LIGHT BLUE TAPESTRY Sanctuary Development Corporation General Partner to dining room tables, dressers, & FABRIC. MADE FOR USE IN Rare Sanibel find. Breathtaking I. 766-0274 A.M. MCDANIEL fishing tackle. 481-3999 or view on beautiful lake in COMMERCIAL $2,713: Ronald and Margery Mallon, 3718 Agate Ct, MOTORHOME, William H. and Carole Wilson West, lot 70, phase 2B, 6/4/94 —SSSS— 21049150-6 481-5150 anytime. private community. Quiet cul- shutters by Rolsafe. (5-24) $135,000: Helen D. Peppier and Helen D. Peppier AUCTIONEER CAMPER-TRAILER, ETC. PROPERTY The Sanctuary at Wulfert Point. Oriential Rug 11x17. 6724/94 — SSSS— 31036344-1 de-sac. Large water frontage. Trustee and Helen D. Peppier Trust to Robert V. and AB1170/AU1614 FASTENS TO FLOOR. 201-569-5033. Priced to sell. $2,647: Tony Lapi, 4341 West Gulf Dr., shutters by Authentic Persian Kerman. $2,500. SALES/RENTALS $338,000: Henry A. and Suzanne Lurie to David B. 21051099.1 MADE BY MASTERCRAFT. 7/14/84 —SSSS— 1968370-3 Margaret A. Lieblein, unit E 24, Tennisplace I, phase D. Blough's Antiques. 482-6300. Hurricane Shutters of Fort Myers. (5-24) and Deirdre C. Pugh, lots 33-39, Sanibel River Estates. ASKING $400. $109,900: Eugene A. and Susan A. Torino to Ann 5)31/94 —SSSS—21050963-1 SITUATIONS $2,500: James Gorman, 976 Whelk Dr., boat dock $255,000: Marcia M. Siler and Leroy D. and Karen A. Call 945-3666 and Aben Theodor Devilliers, unit 501, building F, phase If you would like to reach and lift by Bray Marine Construction. (5-25) Fahle to Daniel W. and Kristin Laramie Beltz, lot 48, NEW PULL OUT HELP WANTED I WANTED 6/11/94 —SSSS— 21051161-1 3, The Seascape. the upscale community of PELICAN PLACE $2,145: Wilderson, 355 East Gulf Dr., shutters by phase II, The Dunes. SOFA BED. PLEASE CLIP THIS AD. I clean Boca Grande with your Office or retail space available Hurricane Shutters of Fort Myers. (5-24) $210,000: Robert S. and Harriet E. Sagers to Patricia $108,500: J.M. and Georgia S. Kennedy to Joyce W. 74" LONG W/ARMRESTS. homes, CLEAN!!! Very reliable, exclusive waterfront property. In center containing Barrier good references. Weekly, bi-weekly UTILITY TRAILERS Island Pharmacy, Lagorio's McQuade, unit 207, building F, phase 3, The Seascape. 32" DEEP IN SOFA POSITION. TYPESETTER Call Sharon at the $2,065: Marshall, 2777 West Gulf Dr., #100, shutters M. Thurberand P.T. Properties Dba, portion of lot 11, lot or monthly. Reasonalbe rates. Pizza and Goodwill. $91,000: James F. and Lucella M. Omeara to William 41" DEEP IN PULLED-OUT Mac Experience Preferred (WHY PAY CLEANING COMPANY Gasparilla Gazette by Hurricane Shutters of Fort Myers. (5-24) 12, block 1, unit 1, Sanibel Estates. BED POSITION. PRICES??!!!) 731-2352 (813) 964-2728 472-1439 • "TRAILERS" 2440 Palm Ridge Road. $1,740: Walter Gross, 443 Bella Vista Way, addition $198,000: James J. and Jeannette B. Burke to J. and Anne J. Uhler, apartment 1, Colonnades II. LIGHT BLUE TAPESTRY Apply at: 6/6/94 —SSSS — 21046728-1 6/3/94 —SSSS— 21047087-7 6/1/94 —SSSS— 20635J3.3 FABRIC. MADE FOR USE IN THE BREEZE CORPORATION CUSTOM BUILT UTILITY TRAILERS. MOTORHOME, 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. Commercial space for rent. READY-TO-GO. continued from page 1C CAMPER-TRAILER, ETC. CAPE CORAL, FL WANTED TO RENT Letters CHARLOTTE HARBOR Palm Ridge location. FASTENS TO FLOOR. O/2B/20O9 — SSSS — 2040766-1 GENERAL REAL Available immediately. load the more imposing the cleavage. The label on merit. Having worked with caregivers on the islands HADE BY MASTERCRAFT. Easy work! Excellent pay! Assemble 624-0414 All or part of space. Letter writer's anti-trash ASKING $400. products at home. Call toll free 1-

Tuesday WHEN YOU 6C Classifieds May 31,1994 HERE'S LOGGERHEAD CAY 2 BD/2 BA, A THREE BEDROOM AND 2 Gulf front Homesite on Sanibel Sand Pointe Condo - Call me on February, March and WANT IT Gulf view. $550/wk off season (May VACATION On Gulf of Mexico. April Weeks in Tortuga Beach Club BEDROOM, GULF FRONT $499,000! 1st - Dec. 21st). Seasonal rents on Sanibel Island. 6 consecutive Magnificent -Gulf of Mexico 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths. MY PROPERTY WITH PRIVATE POOL AND (pec. 2st - April 30th) also available. weeks in one apartment and 4 SPA. AVAILABLE FOR views and extra deep Rates vary. 908-223-6748 Clean and comfortable with consecutive weeks in another VACATION RENTAL. SPECIAL quiet beach. 6/1/84 —SSSS— 2009677-3 reasonable prices. apartment. (Weeks 7 - 13) PRICE Call John Gee, Realtor, at REDUCED TO $ig,500. EACH. BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND SUMMER RATES. OPTION TO THE ATRIUM - 2 BR/2 BA condo. Call 1-800-804-7368 DONE Herb Simon Broker-Realtor. Office Gingerbread House USE ALL SOUTH SEAS Sanibel & Marco Island Beautifully decorated, overlooking 6)22)94 —SSSS— 2103B587-3 CARD 772-1010, Residence 574-5697, 1- A new private home with PLANTATION'S RESORT Properties gulf. All amenities. 2-week minimum. Excellent Value 800-933-1458. Professional Realty Victorian Key West charm, FACILITIES. 472-4808 Owner (313) 886-4757. Consultants of Lee County, Inc. CALL OWNER AFTER 3:00 after hrs. 395-1230 6/1/94 —SSSS— 2010088-3 2/BR, 2/BA condo - beach-side, blended with contemporary 5/31/94 —SSSS—21035725-9 *• P.M. EST, 219-272-0889 OR 6/2/94 —SSSS— 21044390-3 heated pool, large lanai, space and luxury. POINTE SANTO 2 BR/2 BA Gulf RIGHT, beautifully furnished, VCR, A two minute stroll from 21B-271-011S. view. Sleeps six. OCEAN'S REACH a beautiful private beach 5)31)94 — SSSS — 2101B634-3 Building lot in Sanibel 1 BR/1 BA Gulf front. Sleeps 4. Pool, cable and extras. APPLIANCE REPAIR j on the Gulf. Bayous development. tennis, BBQs, screened porches, Discounted at $575/wk. Captiva Quiet area, paved roads, mint condition. Call owner for Owner 317-253-0256. Near historic On Gulf Estate home. Chapel-By-The-Sea, Captiva utilities, walking distance discount rates. 404-587-3120. 6/3/84 —SSSS— 21047772-3 3 or 4 BR/3 BA, ultimate luxury, Refrigerators & library and South Seas to beach. 6/1/94 —SSSS— 20B29B1-3 all amenities, Plantation Resort. Terms or possible Air Conditioners lap pool, exercise room. ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/3 Two bedrooms, two full baths; owner financing. HOMES FOR Washers, dryers, dishwashers, Weekly rentals available. BA, DEN, RENT THROUGH completely equipped $94,500. OWNER AND SAVE. 2 WEEK ovens, & ranges repaired. space-age kitchen; Owner (813) 395-0162 472-8459 MINIMUM. PHOTOS AVAILABLE. You can only get there by boat All work 1 year guarantee. 5)31)94 —SSSS— 21024247-3 washer/dryer; light, airy great 5/31/94 —SSSS— 21050816-3 CALL 609-985-0322 OR 609-492- or plane. Very private, very No service charge. room with cathedral ceiling; 7389. special. North Captiva Island. Same day service. Little Lake Murex. Large lakefront 7/26/64 —SSSS— 20B4667-3 den; screened veranda. Superb fishing, shelling and Tom's Appliance Repair • ••••• lot near tennis courts with full legendary sunsets! Sort of Furnished with lovely Shaker Western exposure. It's the best lot in SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION CALL A... SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Sanibel before causeway. Be 368-1474 antiques. this magnificent subdivision. Lands End Village, 3 BR/3 BA. Gulf Cottage our guest in a luxury 3 BR/2 BA Photos S references available. $184,000. Call 472-8473 Fantastic view of Gulf and CAPE, F.M. 334-7361 3 BR/3 BA w/loft directly on the beachfront home with tennis, December 15th thru April 30th 6/3/94 —SSSS —Z1051437-3 Redfish Pass, weekly or beach. pool and a golf cart to explore $1,050. per week. monthly rates. Save direct. When only the best will do!!! the Island. Off season rates May 1st thru August 31st Owner, Days 800-227-3633 Great rates and dates until Thanksgiving $1,500/wk., $575. per week. REAL ESTATE and ask for Gina. h June, July thru Oct. then $2,100/wk. till Easter. FINANCIAL Sept. 1st thru December 14th Eves: (201) 627-1267 Accepting 1995 Reservations. DISTANT Call Elizabeth Faiella at $575. per week. 5/31)84 —SSSS— 2 085677-3 SERVICES DECORATING Call 414-242-0511 407-647-6111. Special January rales. Leave message. "COOL N.C. MOUNTAINS" "VENTURE CAPITAL SOURCES" PROFESSIONAL 5/31/94 —SSSS— 2084055-3 Rate applies to 4 people. FOR FREE BROCHURE ON South Seas Beach Villa CALL NCSI, 481-6611. PRESS 1,4, Write: Henry Romersa • ••*••• A VARIETY OF For Rent 105. PROPERTIES & HOMES Annual rental - (Captiva) 5)31)94 —Utt— 21031276-3 2 BD/2 BA with "sleeping" loft, Lakefront lovely home - 6/4/84 — SSSS—210485BS-1 CALL TOLL FREE: accommodates 6. Located on /SOMETIMES. GREAT IDEAS JUST COME TO YOUT\ 4911 Tanglewood Drive SEAGULL ESTATES 1-800-438-8159 Gumbo Limbo - Privacy 200' 1 Nashville, TN 37216 Beautiful 3 BRI2 BA home RAPER REALTY Gulf of Mexico, spectacular lakefront. Excellent condition. Interior Refurbishing • Furniture & view. Reasonable rates 615-262-9S59 across street from Gulf. P.O. BOX 619 Very spacious lanai. • Carpeting & Tile Accessories 6/1)94 -»55S- 160421-3 FURNITURE REPAIR & Neighborhood pool & tennis. MURPHY, NC 28906 through owner. Large 2/2. $1,200 mo. • Draperies & Blinds • Wallcoverings 6/24)94 —SSSS— 20354B9-7 Contact Mrs. M. Wreiole 1 Available Oct. and Nov. '94. Phone Glenn Carretta, Bed Coverings SHIPPING (908) 747-5930. REFINISHING POINTE SANTO DE Mar. 15 - Apr. 15, '95 Atlantic City, N.J. 1 BR/1-1/2 BA. JNA Realty 1-800-232-6004, Luxury furnished condo. Now accepting reservations. WICKER WORLD We'll bring samples to your residence SANIBEL Monthly rental. 472-3121, 481-3553 Couples only, no pets. W/magnificent inlet & Ocean views, 5/31/84 —SSSS— 208567B-3 WE CUSTOM BUILD in our Colorvan and coordinate your pool, parking and numerous 6)17)94 —SSSS— 21050600-3 WICKER AND RATTAN Luxurious Gulf front penthouse $3,500/ month The Atrium, exclusive, beautifully small or large decorating project, condo. 2 BR, 2 BA, screened amenities. Sacrifice at $88,000. Call decorated Gulf front luxury. 2 BR/2 Lakeview golf course annually FURNITURE AND 615-397-2426 days S eves. 201-478-1323 leased home 3 BR/2 BA, 2 lanais, "We've wrapped lanai, with spiral staircase to BA, den, wraparound balcony, ACCESSORIES. handling all details from order to 615-397-0177 days only 5/31/94 —SSSS— 21049201-3 sunsets! Brochure available. 800- rec, room plus much more, ALSO installation, even in your absence... Just up our 4-year private rooftop sundeck. 5)31(84 —SSSS— 21032654-3 unfurnished, all appli, supplied. REPAIR, REPAINT, PAK 484-7304 tone 8286. CAROLGAGNON phone us to coordinate! Gorgeous sunrises and 5/31/94 —SSSS— 2086531-3 Avail. 7/1/94. Call Fred Spring agent RECANE, REWEAVE. and, shipping sunsets. Beautifully decorated BOCA GRANDE for owner. 472-3121, 472-6726 SERVICE COUNTER b DUPLEXES FOR SALE | King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 6/10/94 —SSSS—21051438-3 Sanibel & Captiva \ :•;,J\JJ into our 5 ". and fully equipped. Remember Sanibel FOR SALE, CASH DRAWER, BA, screened lanai, heated pool, COMPARTMENTS FOR BAGS, Substantial savings. 15 yra. ago? tennis. 2 week minimum. 617-659- Beautiful, furnished 3 BR/2 BA. den, (813) 472-6551 Call owner, 215-664-2371. Owner must sell immediately! LR, screened porch, modern ETC. $500. 395-1220 Try Boca Grande this year. 3/2-1/2 duplex in Dunes C.C. 7460. 542-3832. SHIP 6(1)64 —SSSS— 1966727-3 5/31/94 —SSSS— 2086535-3 kitchen, immaculate condition in Beachfront accommodations, Great primary residence or exclusive Gulf Pines, 2 car garage, 6)17)84 —SSSS— 2097689-8 For Pick-up villas and/or private homes rental income. No R.E. Coquina Beach - 2 BR, 2 BA, Gulf 3 min. walk to beach, adjacent to Decorating Den side. Newly decorated, all amenities. mPS AUTHORIZED SHIPPING OUTLET" available. commission puts price below Gulf Pines Pool & Tennis, 5 month South Seas Plantation Available weekly, bi-weekly, or rental $1,000. mo. plus utilities. 472- . CINDY MALSZYCKJ Each franchise independently owned & operated. © 1994 DOSI, • Federal Express • Custom Packaging Call toll tree for information FMV. All reasonable offers Gulf Cottage 1-800-681-2622 monthly. Call (813) 395-2361 6365 MORTGAGES| considered. 5)31/64 —SSSS—21024250-3 • Gift Wrapping • Gift Boxes • Shipping Cartons • Fax Service Direct through owner. 6/3/84 —SSSS— 21051443-3 REMODELING Boca Grands Brian, 505-344-7383. Now shipping Indian River Fruit 3/BB, 3/BA, lott, porch, If you have 30 days or more to Real Estate, Inc. 6»»BV — SSSS— 21049509-3 AAA SERVICE beautifully furnished, washer, spend at perhaps the nicest place on Sanibel, are a caring person or DIRECT LENDER, EASY 2402 Palm Ridge Rd., Sanibel, FL 33957 dryer, TV, VCR, pool, tennis, WATERFRONT HIDEAWAY family, we have the place for you! INTERVAL FOR SALE| QUALIFYING FOR HOME sleeps 2-8 people, etc. After HOMES FOR SALE 2,000 sq. f!. Gulf front condo. 2 OWNERS. ELECTRICIANS 10:00 a.m.-li p.m. FISHERMAN this is it!!!!!! bedroom, 2 bath with den, Jacuzzi. Call me to purchase or sell vacation Charming 2 BR/2 BA PURCHASE OR REFINANCE. 1 -800-227-1 783 Low density complex. 2 lap pools, time share weeks on Sanibel. Herb MOBILE HOMES OR Or (714) 499-1783 all amenities waterfront villa sauna, 6 lighted tennis courts. Like Simon, Broker-Realtor. Office 772- 6)1/84 —SSiS— 8068166-3 with large dock and new & would like to keep it that way. 1010, Residence 574-5697,1-800- INVESTMENT. SUPER FISHING HOLE. Summer & Fall months available. 933-1458. Professional Realty CALL UNITED COMPANIES, Lots of wildlife, great views, (216)568-0109. Consultants of Lee County, Inc. 939-4232. KURN ELECTRIC EXCEL CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING CAPTIVA GULF FRONT 6/7/B4 —SSSS —21031785-3 6/2B/94 —SSSS— 2081861-9 6JB/94 —SSSS— 21048474-1 beach access, canoes, bikes "SANIBEL ISLAND'S BEST VALUE" TRANSPORTATION LUXURY HOME & more. licensed • Bonded • Insured BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH Introductory off-season rate of 11 12 13 24 hr. 4*72*0628 Commercial Exterior: Interior: AT YOUR DOORSTEP only $550/wk. ACROSS 10 J*/UJU ••01.0 Residential Long driveway into lush (813) 472-6516 for details 1 Very • Painting & • Restorations 115 4OO-78O5 lie. #MEoooi46 tropical estate grounds. and brochure. 5 Gorge 16 Waterproofing Kitchens Exclusive, tastefully decorated. TRY IT- -you'll be back!!!!! I j Sanibel-Captiva 10 Exec. 19 • Aluminum & Screens Bathrooms 3/4 bedrooms or den. Sleeps 6/17)34 —SSSS— 21050611-3 14 Bullets • Wood Decks & tight. 3-1/2 baths. Large OWNER BREEZY TROPICAL SETTING! 15 — Greene of TV 20 Patios Painting heated pool and spa. Furnished efficiency on canal. 16 At the drop of — Airport Shuttle, Inc. Nominated for Architectural S.F.M.B. cable, carpeted, tile bath, 1 TRANSFERRED • RoofCoailng • Tiles & 17 Garnish bulb LAWN MAINTENANCE Awards. Terraces and pool block to gulf, quiet neighborhood, • Re-Roofing • Tile Flooring MUST SELL!!! 19 Split with "Don't he Left Behind at the Airport" pavilion. All amenities. restaurants & shops nearby. $425 a LOVELY 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH 26 27 28 30 31 j "WO JOB TOO SMALL OR LARGE' Brochure available. month, available to November. violence Discount for 3 or more months. 765- SPACIOUS HOME IN 20 Dawn For your Airport Transportation Needs... $3,600/we*k High Season 1426. 35 F CAPE CORAL. 21 Rank above a $2,380/week Low Season 6/3/94 — SitS—21051383-1 CCC-056908 2-CAR GARAGE, LARGE knight CRC-035376 936-7271 24 HOUR SERVICE Days: 201-569-2111 SCREENED LANAI (34'X1T), Weekends: 914-687-0360 23 Cyprinoid fish VAULTED CEDAR CEILINGS. i IAWN MAINTENANCE & IRRIGATION REPAIR AFFORDABLE RATES i/31/84 — SIS5— 2083*81-3 j LOTS FOR SALE SKYLIGHTS ADD TO BEAUTY 24 Strong current 39 43 TO BRIGHT * AIRY HOME. of air DOOR TO DOOR PICKUP CAPTIVA - Luxury Gulf front Pine Island Lots. Canal front lot. 25 Grandeur 44 60'xi20" deep water, direct access, OVERSIZED FENCED HOME BUILDING house - vaulted ceilings, $45,000. Mobile home lot close to CORNER LOT. 29 Commands 472-0007 (800) 566-0007 screened lanai and open deck pool, $9,950. Bayfront lot, view of 2 BLOCKS SOUTH OF 32 Pub orders & REMODELING overlooking Gulf to enjoy Sanibel, $150,000. Larkin Reai HANCOCK ON THE WAY 33 Shoe bottoms ISO 51 52 53 54 55 56 A full service contractor ded- beautiful sunsets. Estate, 283-4871. TO NORTH FORT MYERS. 35 Short distance \L iedted to exceptional quality Private beach, heated pool, 613131 — SSSS— 1941096-4 BY OWNER. ASKING $79,900 36 Spat • 58 59 all amenities. 57 fTl at a reasonable price Builder has oversized lots CALL 458-0861 37 Over there Weekly 6/11/94 —SSSS— 21043522-1 38 Wallet item 61 c a H O i u < 7 i o » c o. | . KITCHENS' BATHS 617-483-1707 on canal in exclusive u LOCKSMITH ADD Tt0NS 39 Halluces VACATION RENTALS sniia* — ssis— 2035673.3 gated subdlvlson. East End of Sanibel location, 41 Planted 64 Hss Michael J.Valiquette FREE ESTIMATE with beach club and private APARTMENTS & 43 Winter fall CHANGE OF PACE coHfiActoi Beautiful Vacation Home access. Surrounded by DUPLEXES FOR RENT 44 Weds island Resident • Lie. # CGCC056909 3 bedrooms, 2 baths beautiful existing homes. 46 Bed canopies ISLAND LOCKSMITH Your own private tennis court Call for mora Information BEACH BARGAIN! Furnished, 48 Free from a Hurricane Protection Consultant VACATION spacious efficiency. S.F.M.B. & swimming pool, 100 yards to 395-0909 habit 10 Releases from 53 Unit of force 56 Lat. abbr. and Security Services

B RENTALS 6/1/94 — SSSS— 31024255-3 Tropical setting, 1 block to beach. prison Phone: (813) 472-0200 Fax: (813) 395-1587 Gulf of Mexico. Call for times Private parking. W/D on premises, 49 Farrow of films 54 Flow slowly 59 Frightening 24 Hour Emergency Service Sanibel & Captiva available. restaurants, shops nearby, dockage 50 Surpass 11 Artificial gem Two lots in The Dunes. 55 Poet Teasdale word Ft. Myers 216/338-8031 One has beautiful expansive available. $425+ mo. until 53 Pale-red flower 12 Roof overhang 216/338-5281 November. Liberal discount 3 or 13 Printing Discounted lake view. Other looks on more months. 765-1426. 57 Jetty MB 472-2394 as 6)1/94 —SSSi— 2084544-3 preserve. For more information direction 7 Monthly Rates 8/3/B4 —SSSS —21048510-1 58 Hummingbird call 60 Robert or Alan 18 Covers 800-572-6423 Cottages, Condos LUXURIOUS SANIBEL 395-0909 Annual lease Sanibel's quiet East 22 Stadium sound end. Minutes walk to beach. Newly 61 Unaccompanied Homes and Estates PRIVATE HOME 6/1/94 —SSSS— 210Z4Z38-3 carpeted. 1 BR $625/mo. Includes 62 Pound the poet 25 Trading centers 813-472-6565 SECURITY Annual Rentals Available AVAILABLE NOW NORTH CAPTIVA water & garbage pickup. 1st & 63 Not as much 26 Knock for — & INQUIRIES FOR 1995 BEACHFRONT security. No pets. Call before 9 A.M. 64 Blackthorns 27 Impatiens and after6 P.M. 472-0121 POOLS 4-WEEK MINIMUM. Lowest priced in Southwest Florida - 28 Stupid ones 6/2/94 —JSSS —21048685-3 65 Transaction BEAUTIFUL GARDENS, or walk to beach in quaint 29 Stephen neighborhood. $42,000. PRIVACY, SPECTACULAR Call CONSTANCE BROWN Large 1 BR Apartment DOWN Vincent — BEACH, DOMESTIC HELP. (813) 542-1S61 or $600/mo. Annual. 1 Knocks 30 Singing voice . When Paradise needs Protection MORE COMFORTABLE, 1 (800)741-1912 Security deposit. 2 Flightless bird: 31 Ejects forcefully LESS COST THAN CONDO. Coldwell Banker McFadden Available June 15th, 34 Base GATOR _ var. SIUI3 1 IS 13 ins 3 3111 lid IS COUPLE ONLY. & Sprowls, Inc. 2nd floor on Periwinkle Way 40 Rugged ranges • COMPLETE CENTRAL STATION SERVICES 6/23.'94 —SSSS—21028234-7 3 "— For All POOL AND SPA SERVICEJ (914) 737-6121 WEEKDAYS 395-0444 41 Spanish titles Ydiir Business Seasons" (914) 528-8881 6/2/B4 —SSSS— 21051446-3 ^SPECIALIZE IN 4 Four-wheeled 42 Lowers in rank •FIRES SECURITY STSTEMS EVENINGS & WEEKENDS NO LIEN S POO^L SOLAR HEAT, wagons 43 Had the leading BUILD 6/1/8-1 —SSSi— 208J371-3 CITY WATER & SEWER 5 Rooms for role • HOME THEATER & SOUND SYSTEMS Luxury Vacation Home on Dunes 120 X 120 CONDOS FOR RENT \ 45 Angora, e.g. CUSTOM POOLS Card could linens Golf Course, heated pool, INSIDE CORNER 47 Sound of relief. POINTE SANTO: 2 br/2 ba condo, 6 Sharpen CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS magnificient view overlooking lakes, SECTION 44 50 Girasol 'SSSSSSS professionally decorated S $11,500/OBO completely furnished, gulf view. 7 Mr. Onassis 1213 Periwinkle Way furnished, monthly rentals Weekly rentals available. Seasonal 8 Bluenose 51 Foul DAYTIME 624-0414 rates. Contact owner, 812/378- ACCESS CONTROL • CLOSE CIRCUET IV. ax^ectr heret 52 Tug Sanibel, FL 33957 available June • Oct. '94 and March EVES. 743-8174 9 Households 880 BUTTONWOODOR^FORT MYEflS BlEACfl a April '95. 305-226-5326. No pets. 0567. 6/11/B4 —SSSS- 21044713-6 i/31/a« —SSSS— 174 992-3 813 472-3311 6/1)84 -SSSS-J1027352-3 463*2479, 8C THE ISLANDER Tuesday. Mav 31.1994

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