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TASTE TIME! Time: noon to 6 p.m. Date: Sunday, May 3. Place: Gulfside City Park, What? CROW's Taste of the Islands — food, drink, music — all on the beach! See you there! ,...„, See page 3A KAIN DECLARES Councilman Wally Kain announced this week he will run for election to his third four-year term on City Council. Seepage 3A COMMENTARY • Causeway Commentary; Jay Halcrow, former organizer of the Save Our Bridge Committee, gives us her thoughts on the . .'A new causeway plans. • Pepper Commentary: Bill ; Hallstead has a funny (humor- ous) story to tell about Brazilian pepperandthe City of Sanibel. Commentary begins on page ISA OUTDOORS • Excitement is in the air as the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation opens an environ- - mental research facility, : ^ It's turtle time! City Manager Gary Price reminds residents and visitors about the important light ordinance Seepage I7-18A SPORTS • Lions will hold Family Golf and Picnic outing Saturday, A Great Blue Heron stole sonfe bait from a fisherman, and ended up taking his bag as well when it got stuck to its beak. The bag •• Sanibel-Captiva Little League later got caught on a TV.antenna, immobilizing the bird. When CROW heard about the stranded bird, volunteers Lynda and Results. •Richard McCarmick headed on a rescue. By then, the bird was in bad shape but, with loving care, it recovedat CROW and was Seepage 19A • later released. Photo/Lynda and Richard McCormick, ^"'^^ Z£* 8£3L I YOOR NEIGHBORHOOD REALTOR committed to marketing your home

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Gulf Walk scores $ 14y@0Q for Mope Hospice Island children jump into Earth Day fun

Over 200 people walked on Captiva's beaches to raise money for Hope Hospice. See Students from the Children's Center of the Islands and the Sanibel Elementary School page 19B —Island Scene —for more photos. Also see page 9A —On the Street — both had fun outings for Earth Day. Above, pre-schoolers learned about butterflies pom for why individuals became involved in this fundraiser. Photo/Elaine Stacy. Dee Serage. See page 18B —Island Scene —for more photos. Photo/Willow Martell Trailer Park asks for status quo Is Sanibel ready By ANNE BELLEW Islander staf writer Former Planning Commissioner and Mayor Jerry Muench, managing partner of Peri- for a Middle School? winkle Park, came before the Commission Tuesday to request an amendment to the Land Development Code that would establish a special setback rule for manufactured homes and A survey is currently being sent to all parents of school-age students from recreational vehicles. the SanibelSchool Foundation. The trailer park was established in 1967 and was a lawfully existing use when the City The survey is intended to measure the level of community support for the was incorporated, the only trailer park on the island. With the adoption of the Sanibel Plan, it proposed expansion of the Sanibel Elementary to include grades 6 through 8. became a lawfully existing non-conforming use. "I thought the biggest problem would be getting support of the School Board In the beginning, all of the manufactured homes (be they RVs or mobile homes) were — but they are very supportive," said Alex Cook, father of three young children. situated at ground level. In 1990-91 the flood laws were changed and manufactured homes, "Now, I see the biggest hurdle as gaining parental community support." along with everything else, had to be elevated. Now, when an older home is taken out and "If interested at all, let's take the next step," Cook added. The survey is replaced the new model must be elevated 3-7 feet. Commissioner Marty Harrity, whose father intended to judge that support. was in the RV construction business, concurred with the applicant when Muench said, "Today's Letter to the Editor from the Sanibel School Foundation - page!3A (Continued, page 6A) Kain to run for third term CROW'S Year in Review Wally Kain announced today, that he plans to run By Dr. Christine Kreuder for this third four-year term on Sanibel City Council. CROW staff veterinarian Kain is presently serving a second term as the city's 1997 was an unusual year for CROW in many respects. To begin with, it was mayor. " . . our busiest year to date. For the first time we received more than 2,000 patients. The City Council elections fall on even years. This year variety of species admitted was as remarkable as the variety of their injuries and two seats are open; in 2000, three candidates will be chosen. Those interested in running for council must illnesses. Some of our unusual patients included two white pelicans, a peregrine complete a Declaration of Intention and obtain an elec- falcon, three bald tion packet from the City's finance office. All qualify- eagles, two crested ca- ing papers must be filed during the week of July 13-17. Taste of the Islands racaras, an American "I feel I have a lot of unfinished business," Kain swallow-tailed kite, a said in announcing his candidacy this week. Sunday, May 3 black tern, a sooty tern, "A lot of good things have happened during my a Caspian tern, a Councilman Wally Kain 11:45 a.m.-6 p.m.—Gates open tenure, and I feel good about those. Plus I have some Bonaparte's gull, four ideas for the future — 12-1:30 p.m.—Motown sounds of Whitehouse 2-3:30 p.m.—Humidity black skimmers, an • Continuing, perhaps even completing, the acquisition of conservation lands. American crocodile, That's the surest way to limit our growth. 3:30-4:30 p.m.—Annual waiter/waitress race • Limiting further commercial development on Periwinkle is another issue. 4:30-6 p.m.—The Juice—"Rhythm and blues with an an indigo snake, two Enough, already! Now I think we should pursue active beautification of the road- attitude." grey foxes, two bob- way. We want what we have to be healthy —• both the plantings and the businesses. 5 p.m.—Special Awards Presentation by NBC 2 anchors cats, two coyote pups, • I'd like to see the causeway issue through and see Sanibel's views and pref- Craig Wolf and Kelly Burns three young eastern erences play a major part in the discussion. Balancing the issues is important — Bring lawn chairs, blankets, bug spray * Free parking • spotted skunks, two make it beautiful, make it safe, all the while keeping both the environmental aspects Bike, hike or boat to the Taste • No pets or coolers • river otter kits, two and the recreational uses in mind. .Beach access to boaters or beach walkers • Admission: $5 (children under 12 free) white tailed deer (Continued, page 4A) (Continued, page 8A) 4A • Friday, May 1, 1998 • ISLANDER Kain,from3A • And I'm interested in facilitating outdoor dining on the island — not on a large scale, but as an option a restaurant might offer. • Another point: as we approach buildout, there will be greater and greater pressure to redevelop. We need to be sure that any redevelopment is done in the spirit of the Vision Statement. •And last, but not least, I would say that I think we are doing well with our economy and the city budget. I'd like to think we will continue in that conservative vein." . Kain has sponsored several pieces of legislation in the past that relate to his con- MAILING ADDRESS cerns — sign ordinances, beach preservation ordinances, the original formula restaurant P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, FL33957 Scott Martell Terri Blackmore legislation, and he had a hand in the beach management plan. "I'd like to see that mature. Fax 472-5302 Rob [Loflin, Natural Resources Director] and Dan [Clark, conservation officer] are re- Editor LOCATION General Manager ally doing some great things but there hasn't been much publicity about it.. Promenade Center Another piece-of-the pie, if you will, is the possibility of-some kind of partner- 695 Tarpon Bay Rd. Unit #13 ship purchase of Bunche Beach. "It's availability as a public beach would not only PHONE: 472-5185 relieve the congestion of the causeway islands but that of both Fort Myers Beach and Sanibel," Kain said, "Ilnuopen to very imaginative collaboration, and I think that issue SUBSCRIPTION RATES is very closely related to the causeway decision." $22.00 $28.00 "I'm not crazy about the timing of my announcement," the candidate said. "I $20.75 Newspaper $26.42 Newspaper would have been more comfortable making it later. It will only complicate my life by $1.25 Sales fax $1.58SitesTax Annual Subscription Annual Subscription being on the Council and running at the same time. But," he added philosophically, La* County Florid* "I'm making it now so people will be aware 6FwTTo's~ouT~friere and what's going to Tracey Markwalter Harry Pappas happen in November. Hopefully, we'll have several good candidates.". $28.00 Advertising Manager Annual Subscription AnnualTl'Subscriptio! n Publisher USA Foreign Postal Information The Sanibel-Captiva Islander (USPS 481-400) Is published every Friday and is distributed throughout Sanibel and Capliva Islands by the Breeze Corp. P O Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. Third Class postage is paid at THINK LABELLE! the Sanibol Post Office, Sanibel, Fl. 33957. Postmaster Send Address Changes to Sanibel Captiva Islander POBox56 Can't find it in Lee County? Sanibel, FL 33957 Frank Wagner Sue Bryant A ccount Executive Classified advertising deadline Arts Editor Can't do it in Lee County? is Tuesday 3:00 Error Responsibility In the event of an error we are responsible only lor the first Incorrect insertion of an ad if, In our opin- Can't AFFORD it in Lee County? ion there Is a loss of value. We do not assume any responsibility for an error beyond the cost of the ad itself. We assume no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisement but will reprint without charge that part which is incorrect We are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 CALLUS! • days from publication date. Columns. Opinions expressed in columns in The Islander and Letters to the Editor are those of the pereon writing the column or lettef and do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Beryl Gray Anne Bellew Classifieds Reporter Production: Anne Simal, Aaron Belchamber. Contributors: Elaine Stacy, Camille Kucaba, Captain Mike Fuery, Betty Anholt, Faye Granberry, Betty O'Neal, Art Stevens. ValJones Lonnie MacPeek Production Manager Asst. Production Manager The Islands' Community Newspaper since 1961 YOUR NEW LIFE IN THE COUNTRY! Luxury ranch with 2 story 3BR/2-1/2B log home with wrap- around screened porch on 3 sides plus 2 story 2B/1B log cabin Sanibel Library with 2 screened porches; 3 vehicle garage/workshop; equipment bays and animal pens plus 2-4 stalls for horses; large metal barn CHLMMTS with 4 roll-up doors. 47+/~aeres, fenced & cross fenced; pond ffl» with island & bridge; garden area with citrus trees; play yard w/ bird aviary. $495,000. To enter the library's magical realm of childhood, turn right at the top of the stairs or as you leave the elevator. There, at the east end of the building, is a charming spot where the furniture and the book (941) 675-4500 shelves are appropriately-sized and the atmosphere is happy and re- laxed. Distanced from the adult areas, the youngsters participate in Southern 663 Cowboy Way P.O. Box 1680 reading programs, story-telling sessions and puppet plays, all the time land. BEAlTDtt* learning to love and appreciate the joys of the world of books. LaBelle Fl 33975 For more information, call 472-2483 Investments & Real Estate, Inc. ISLANDER • Friday, May 1, 1998 - 5A

THE SANIBEL-CAPTIVA YOUTH BASEBALL & SOFTBALL 25th Anniversary Celebration UUhen... PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED by MAY 15th "OLD TIMERS" SOFTBALL GAME (Information for this column is taken from past issues of the Sanibel-Captiva Islander. The paper started publishing in 1961.) Saturday, May 23, 1998 Ten years ago 7pm at the Big Field (April 26,1988) BOTH EVENTS FREE • Quiet soliciting by the nine-member board of directors of the Island Theater Wing has raised more than $200,000 toward a $500,000 goal for the construction of a new 25th ANNIVERSARY .PICNIC Pirate Playhouse on Sanibel. Carrie Lund and Robert Toperzer, of Lund-Toperzer Pro- ductions, hope to christen the new theater next fall, but indicate that they will return to Sunday, May 24, 1998 2-7 pm the original Pirate Playhouse for another season if enough funds are not raised to Name. Number Attending . begin construction soon. Fifteen years ago Those Attending (April 26, 1983) 1. PlayerD Coach• FanD Years. • Sanibel condominium owners stormed MacKenzie Hall recently protesting up to 2 Player • Coach D Fan • Years. 100 percent increases in garbage collection rates. The new rate schedule reduced resi- Player D Coach D Fan • Years. dential rates by 5%. 4. Player D Coach Q Fan • Years. Twenty years ago 5 PlayerD CoachD FanD Years. (April 25,1978) . Player • Coach • Fan • Years. • About 1,200 people came to Sanibel last week from a three-county area to bid on items from the steamboat S.S.Algiers. The paddle wheeler was brought to Sanibel in Team(s) played on?. the 1950s by Helen and Lathrop Brown, who intended to restore it as a dream home. But Lathrop Brown died during the reconstruction and his wife moved north shortly List any coaches or teammates - Please share names, addresses and/or phone thereafter. The City of Sanibel has purchased an option on the boat and property. numbers so that we may contact them. Also list any memories you may like to Twenty-five years ago share. (Please us back of page). (April 27, 1973) Address. The Sanibel-Captiva Planning Board has announced that the mailing of the report on City Zip incorporation has been completed. Along with the report was a ballot requesting each .State. voter to express his opinion about whether or not to pursue incorporation (home-rule) Phone .Fax. .E-mail . as a possible form of government for the islands. Area you interested in playing in the "Old Timers" Game? YES O JVO CI Thirty years ago There will be 2 games: 14 . 20 year olds 21 & older (April 25,1968) At Bailey's General Store, you can buy a Sara Lee German chocolate or pound cake for Bring your own Basket & Blanket and join the FUN at the Game!!! 59 cents, a pound can of Maxwell House coffee for 39 cents, two heads of iceberg lettuce for 25 cents, sirloin steaks for 99 cents a pound and a pound of carrots for 9 cents. T-Shirts and Caps are available for $8 on a prepaid basis, OR Both for $15 Thirty-five years ago (April 25, 1963) T-Shirts-Youth MED Youth LG Adult SM. .TOTAL .# of SHIRTS . More than 140 people have applied for the 11 jobs that will be available on the new Sizes—- Adult MED Adult LG Adult XL_ .JOTAL for SHIRTS $_ Punta Rassa-Sanibel Causeway. Jobs include administrator, bookkeeper, maintenance Caps—one adjustable size fits all, #of Caps Need —. -TOTAL for CAPS $. mechanic, lift tenders and toll collector. Salaries for the positions range from $3,000 to $6,000. The span will officially open Sunday, May 26. A Great family day complete with chicken BBQ, Games & Lots of Fun!!! Weather For your further enjoyment, a steel band will be performing for 3 hours!

Forecast April 22-28 Would you like to Volunteer? , Friday through Sunday— High/Low/Rain partly cloudy. Rain forecast 22: 80...60...0.03 from 10-30 percent. Winds out 23: 80...60...0 24: 80...57...0 - of the south shifting to the 25: 84...59...0 north at 10-15 mph. 26: 84...57...0 Humiture: 88% 27: 87...67...0 Gulf temperatures: 76 degrees 28: 90...70...0 Full moon: May 11 Please Return to: For More Informatin Call" San-Cap Youth Baseball & Softball Mary Jo Bogdon New moon: May 25 Temperatures and rainfall World Headquarters 941-472-9182 Sunsets: about 7:59 p.m. courtesy of the Chamber of 1101 Perwinkle Way/Suite 108 1-800-473-6035 Commerce. Sunrises: about 6:50 a.m. Sanibel, FL 33957 FAX 941-472-4272 New Listings! CITY SIDE Your personal Refuge and Natural Paradise! Property includes a nice two bedroom, two bath Trailer Park, from 3A house with Florida Room and screened patio on almost 1/2 acre for $175,000. Also for sale models are built much better and the tie-down fact, attorney Tim Murty, who was represent- are adjacent lots of almost one acre available systems are much stronger." ing the Coxes, opened his presentation by say- for $145,000 for both. If you love nature and The problem is that that there are about ing, "The applicant concurs with the staff re- privacy, you must see these properties. Buy 30 sites in the park that have units that can be port." Several conditions were attached to both all three properties and have almost 1-1/2 acre neither elevated nor replaced under the ladn use the variance and to the development permit, plan because of the sites' proximity to bodies but none posed any problem. of prinstine Sanibel for your pleasure. ofwater—stormwater management canals and • The third application that took some remnants of mosquito control ditches. "If we discussing was one submitted for the Tahiti Lake Murex are required to move these units the presently- Villas property (a two-duplex non-conforming -*****« Wonderful 3 bedroom, 1 bath home required 20 feet away from these bodies of wa- use) on Tahiti Drive. The Wilkins, who own with new heated, screened pool, ter, they will essentially be in the middle of the the resort property, were petitioning to install street," Muench said. "All we're asking is to two platforms/decks at the edge of the two a « Florida Room very near Beach access. maintain our present status — no increase in ponds on the back of their property. There is no Beautifully furnished Just $289,900. density, no substantive changes." provision for waterside decks in the Sanibel .-.I According to Assistant Planning Direc- Plan, so what they applied for was two docks tor Ken Pfalzer's staff report, a variance was —even though the ponds are not deep enough Sundial Beach approved in 1992 to allow six RVs to be lo- for anything other than a very light person in Tennis Resort Wonderful 1 Bed- cated a minimum of 10 feet from a canal. How- an ultra-1 ight canoe or inflatable. ever, he continued, the situation is broader than One neighbor favored, others opposed room eondo with all the amenities that addressed by that variance, and the vari- the idea. Commissioner NolaTheiss who lives Priced fro immediate sale $220,000. ance procedure is an awkward vehicle for ad- in the area reported that the main concern of of dressing this redevelopment issue, since a vari- the people on Jamaica, which backs up to Ta- ance application requires that a situation be hiti, was the view. "And no one wants to en- Sanibel Harbour Resort unique. He too pointed out that this amendment courage the feeding of alligators," she added. is limited to a specific land use (a lawfully ex- "Short-term visitors may not be aware of the Enjoy world class amenities. Great isting mobiile home park—of which there can hazards of feeding wildlife." income potential with this excellent 2 be only one on Sanibel). Commissioners were concerned about bedroom waterfront condo. 4th floor After pursuasive arguments on both sides the increased intensity of use at an already non- — ordinance vs. variance — the proposed conforming location, and were unanimous in offers Breathtaking views $249,500 amendment was passed 5-2. The Commission's their denial of the development permit. Com- recommendation will be final on May 12. missioner Steve Greenstein commented, "The MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 in other commission most significant information we heard today Broker, Associate [941)472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 [and that from a neighbor] concerned the re- 23 Year Island Resident with PMR Since 1978 (941) 472-2902 (eves) business moval of the resident alligators which had be- • Charles and Myrna Cox will be able to come nuisances. Nothing makes me madder dredge their canal in Shell Harbor to accom- than seeing some ding-dong feeding an alliga- Priscilla Murphy modate their renovated dock and boat lift. In PMR Realty, Inc. tor!"

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Tail birds, such as the flamingo and the great blue heron were fitted by drooping their long necks toward their feet. Also at the showing will be antique French advertising posters, works by Richard DeQuattro, Paul Jacoulet, and various Hatian artists. Audubon reference material will be available in addition to the Art. OF THE ISLANDS Don't miss this opportunity of a lifetime to see and own an AUDUBON print! See them: 2400 Palm Ridge Road Barbara Amon Chapin, CRS 11:00 am to 5:00 pm 941/472-2311 Office Broker-Salesperson/REALTOR Shirley Allen =T 800-388-2311 Toll Free Your Certified 630 Tarpon Bay Road • Olde Sanibel Shops • 472 - 4544 K [email protected] Residential Specialist ^ 'fnWMaftftff i POUCE BEAT A Home Cechman Equity Line named with a Officer of 3-year Fixed Rate the Year Officer Jane Cechman has been named the Lee County Bar Association's 1998 Officer of the Year for the Sanibel Police Department. She will be honored for her "professionalism and dedication to law enforcement" at the Law Week -Officer Jane Cechman Awards luncheon today at the Royal Palm Yacht Club. "I was really shocked," she said. "I The complainants were told they guess they selected me for my pro-active may have to file a formal complaint with policing through education — the the FAA. WaveSafe brochure and my water-safety classes. I really appreciate the support I've "Hum your radio received from the Chief and thedepartment down..." 1000 as a whole. On April 26, Jerrad Layne Devore Where were you on of Campaign, Tenn. was stopped on San- Cap at Tarpon Bay Road. He was warned Friday afternoon? for playing his stereo in such a manner that This is the Home Equity Line you've waited for. 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Bftot^ 8A • Friday May 1, 1998 - ISLANDER CROW Year in Review, Can you help? from 3A Please join us now! C.R.O.W. can help me if you help C.R.O.W. fawns, three infant southern flying With your help, C.R.O.W. pledges always squirrels and two infant mangrove fox squirrels. For most of the year, we lit- to be there for our helpless friends of the wild. erally filled every cage inside and out- YES, I want to help. Enclosed is my contribution for: side and often had to be somewhat creative when our patient needs exceeded our facilities. • Individual $25 • Family $50 Thirty-six percent of our patients were brought to CROW because of {^[Supporting $100 • Sustaining $250 traumatic injury, usually hit by cars. Another 23% were young or infant • Donor$500 [^Sponsor$1,000 {^Benefactor over$1,000 animals separated from their parents by habitat destruction and well - NAME: Memberships make an ideal gift for the intentioned people. This percentage is PERMANENT ADDRESS: up from last year and will likely con- mldlife lover! tinue to rise as animals are forced to City State_ Please let us know if you work for a company that participates in an Employee survive and rear their young in the in- Matching Funds Program. creasingly suburban area. Healthy Please make checks payable to C.R.O.W., .andmail to P.O. Box 150 "kidnapped" youngsters were reunited Sanibel, Fl. 33957. All dues and contributions are tax deductible. with their parents whenever possible. Many young animals could not be replaced because of land development at gress in determining the cause of the epi- manatees in this area had been exposed to to keep predators away from our patients, nesting sites. Fourteen percent of our zootic affecting the double-crested cormo- lethal levels of the red tide brevetoxin. Our and rebuilt our flight cage so that large rap- patients were admitted with various rants in this area. Our clinic has witnessed cormorants were the next in line to be ex- tors can achieve enough speed in flight to systemic illnesses. Many of the local die-offs in the local population over the amined using this test and we have already fully rehabilitate prior to release. Perches waterbtrds (pelicans, cormorants, terns past 20 years with many birds presenting documented red tide toxin uptake in the and shrubbery were placed in our larger and gulls) and wading birds (egrets and very thin, weak and disoriented conditions. cells of the immune system of our patients. enclosure to improve quality of life for our herons) arrived at CROW thin and Over the years, these patients have been The test results show a pattern similar to permanent residents and our patients. New weak with chronic disease — possibly tested for bacterial, viral and parasitic dis- that seen in the samples from the mana- cabinets and shelving in the clinic treat- due to inclement weather, infectious ease and our findings have been nonspe- tees. We are currently validating this test ment areas have improved organization disease and environmental toxins. cific to date. A few months ago, we gained for use in birds, but preliminary findings and productivity. New countertops in the More than 40% of our 1997 admitted access to a test for the red tide (brevetoxin) have suggested that cormorants may be ex- nursery have more than doubled the space patients have been successfully reha- that was developed by a veterinary patholo- periencing mortality events due to chronic available to hold neoates. We now have a bilitated and released. gist at the University of Miami. This test exposure to red tide. We will be present- quiet, clean area to raise the increasing ,CR0W made tremendous pro- was first used last year to prove that the ing the results of our research efforts at a numbers of young injured or orphaned ani- conference for wildlife and zoo veterinar- mals that arrive at our clinic throughout ians in October. the year. The pavilion was renovated dur- The CROW clinic and grounds un- ing the past year with a new educational derwent some major improvements this theme and hundreds of new pictures. Daily past year. Thanks to the efforts of many attention to the grounds by mowing, trim- hardworking volunteers, we built two ming and planting has made the outdoor small outdoor enclosures to hold seriously compound look like a sanctuary — both ill raptors and wading birds, added vesti- within the enclosures and surrounding bule doors to all enclosures to prevent pa- them. Overall, CROW has had an incred- tient escape, double-wired two other cages ibly productive year.

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This will be the final meeting until October, 1998. On the Street Information on services for older citizens will be available. Refreshments will be served and guests are always EVENTS welcomed. For more information, call Dorothy Shelton, Why are you here? Learn CPR 472-5517. About 250 people showed up at the Gulf Walk The Sanibel Fire Control District will be offering a Long term care seminar offered to support Hope Hospice this past Saturday.We asked CPR Heartsaver course from 6-10 p.m. May 4 at the fire them why they participated in this particularfundraiser. The Island Seniors and the University of Florida/ station on Palm Ridge Road. The course will offer both Lee County Extension Service will sponsor an afternoon lecture and practice, looking at risk factors and doing ac- seminar on choosing long term care facilities from 1:30- Boots and Jim tual CPR on a manikin. Preregistration is required, and 4:30 p.m., Thursday, May 21 at the Senior Center. Pre- Freeman the cost is $10. Call 472-5525 for more information. registration is required as room is limited. Call, 472-5743 Captiva Jordan featured storyteller for more information. This year we had a Sanibel resident Mozella Jordan will be the featured TWelve Baskets looking for particular reason. Jim's teller at First Stories for Grownups at the Sanibel Library volunteers brother Phil recently passed from 2-3 p.m. on Friday, May 1. Jordan will tell stories of The third monthly collection of leftover prescrip- away. He was able to die her early days on Sanibel and raising her children here — tions by Twelve Baskets Medications Delivery, totaling with dignity in his own she has been a resident since 1951. The presentation is 50-plus pounds, was shipped to hospitals in Ghana, West home in Boicelia. Without free and open to the public. The audience will be invited Africa and Equador. The medications donated were boxed Hope Hospice, he would to tell stories of their own. and shipped out by Quik Pack & Ship. Volunteers, prefer- have been miserable. Luminary ceremony planned ably retired nurses or physicians, are needed on the third for Relay Friday of the month throughout the summer as this pro- On May 16, hundreds of candles will light the night gram continues on Sanibel and Captiva. Also, volunteer Carol Ruot, along the track of the Lee County Sports Complex, each drivers are needed for the Twelve Baskets pickup of left- Sanibel a tribute to a cancer patient. The luminaries will be lighted over food every Monday. Food is delivered to the Com- I've had cancer three in a special ceremony at 9 p.m. during the American Can- munity Cooperative Ministries soup kitchen in Fort Myers times. I know Hope Hos- cer Society's Relay for Life taking place that weekend at which is feeding up to 1,000 people a day. pice helps people through the Sports Complex. The relay begins at 3 p.m. on Friday, For more information, call 472-0673. terrifically tough spots. I'm May 15, with a victory lap around the track by cancer Hope Hospice looking just a supporter. survivors within our community. for volunteers To have a candle lighted during the ceremony, please Hope Hospice will be holding volunteer training send $5 with the name of your loved one to the American classes from 6-9 p.m. on May 12,13,14,19,20 and 21 at Cancer Society, 4575 Via Royale, Suite 209, Fort Myers, the Hope Hospice home office, 9470 HealthPark Circle Fl. 33919, Attn. Luminary Ceremony. You may order the in Fort Myers. The organization is particularly in need of lighting of multiple luminaries — 3 for $12. For more volunteers to help out at Hospice House, its 16-bed inpa- information, call 936-1113. tient residence. There, volunteers, can offer just about the Rusty Webb, same assistance they would to patients who are in their homes — preparing light meals and spending time with Captiva NOTICES patients. I had a friend who To find out more about how you can be of invalu- died this fall. Hope Hospice Hazardous Waste Day able service to a non-profit organization that offers a very was there for her. They were The Solid Waste Section of Lee County Environ- special kind of care to people of all ages facing end-of- there when she died. I came mental Services is sponsoring a Household Hazardous life issues, call volunteer coordinator Melissa Mehlum, in her memory. Waste Collection Day at Page Field from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 489-9164. on Saturday, May 9. You may dispose of products such as pesticides, household cleaners, pool chemicals, paint, thinners, removers, solvents, automotive fluids, batteries and fluorescent tubes. No business waste will be accepted. KIDS Summer Rec forms available May 11 Dolores GLUBS AND Attention Sanibel youth — Summer Rec forms will Wisdom, be available beginning at 10 a.m., Monday, May 11 at the Captiva Sanibel Recreation Center office. There will be mail-in reg- In this day and age, ORGANIZATIONS istration only. No forms will be accepted at the rec office. it should be a God given Rotary scholarship search end This program fills up fast, so submit your form soon. The right to die with grace and program will run from June 23 through July 31. . dignity without regard to today Kids for Sail finances. Hope Hospice The Rotary Club of Sanibel/Captiva is searching for a New Moon Sailing will present a "Kids for Sail" makes that possible for so $3,000 academic scholarship recipient. This scholarship is summer program. Each student will learn the fundamen- many. I don't think there is renewable for three addition years, based on academic per- tals of sailing, teamwork, skill building, boating safety anyone who hasn't been formance and progress toward a degree. Qualifying appli- and etiquette and harmonizing with the marine environ- impacted by Hope Hospice cants must be Lee County high school seniors who either ment. All kids must be at least eight years old, and a swim in some way. reside on Sanibel or Captiva or have a parent employed on test will be given. Call 395-1782 for more information. the islands. Scholastic achievement, recommendations from the faculty or administration and an oral interview will be Help send scouts to Savannah! John Riegert, used by the selection committee to determine the recipient. Cadette Girl Scout Troop 20 has planned a trip to Captiva Call 454-3466, evenings, to request an application. Dead- Savannah, Georgia in June. As part of their fundraising My friend Patrick -line for submitting completed applications is FridayrMay 1. efforts, there will be a rummage sale at the baseball pa- Hanley, who died last sum- AARP hojds "Going Away" vilion next to the elementary school from 9-noon on Sat- "Tnerrwas" helpedby Hoper urday, May 9. Five families are participating in the sale. Hospice. They, do good party While in Savannah, the girls will visit the home of —werfe —: JuHette Low, founder of Girl Scouts in the USA, and will annual "Going Away" party at 1:30 p.m., Friday, May 8 be treated to a Victorian dinner in period costume in her at the Sanibel Senior Center on Library Way and Palm mansion. The girls in this troop have been together since Ridge Road. kindergarten and are now in the 8th and 9th grades.

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study at will and travel enough to learn all over the place. If I were to win the lottery, what I'd do is travel and study something new at each stop. That would be my dream. Do you have a pet peeve? People who stop in traffic in their car to ask directions instead of pulling over and asking. Ran Niehoff — Minister is happy What's your favorite time of day? Morning, when it's quiet, before breakfast. to be "back in the field" as a teacher Of what are you the proudest? By ANNE BELLEW Last year he took a sabbatical and went My wife and family. But I'm not sure Islander staff writer to Rome to study 1st Century Jewish syna- I should claim any credit for that. My family Ran Niehoff has found his niche. In gogues and early Christians. "There were and friends, perhaps... Things about me that his fourth full-time position since being or- 50,000 Jews in Rome in the first Century, are the best can be seen in them. dained in 1967, he has finally become a meeting in home synagogues. There were 30 I'm proud to be associated with people teacher — a rabbi in the old tradition. He different kinds of Judaism and six different who do things for others'— people who do came to the Sanibel Congregational Church kinds of Christianity," he explains. the behind-the-scenes work in volunteer or- from the historic Old North Church in "Christians thought of themselves as ganizations, for example. Marblehrad, Massachusetts, where, in his Jews," he continued, "and, in fact, shared Ran Niehoff Of anyone, ever, with whom would you words, he had become "more a manager than meeting places with their Jewish neighbors. most like to have dinner? The two religions agreed on ethics, on how sang in the choir. I was a philosophy major I read your stuff; I knew you were go- a teacher. Here, two-thirds of the members in college and learned how sophisticated bib- are retired professionals who are skilled at to behave. Why not? They both came from ing to ask that, so I'm prepared! the same place. The Hebrew Bible had all lical thought was; I decided to go on to semi- It would depend on the period in his- managing. I went into the field to be a teacher nary to study the theology of biblical thought and that's what they wanted." the rules necessary for people to get along tory — I'd do it to hear the dialogues- and live in harmony with each other and with — Judaic, Christian and Islamic. Ancient times? Socrates and Jesus. At 55, Ran has been married almost The universe is a creation of mind and 35 years to Marilyn. They met in grade school nature. The big deal was character and eth- The Middle Ages? Dante and Hildegarde of ics. That complete harmony, for want of a is neither accident nor machine. Therefore, Bingen and St. Francis of Assisi. The Re- and both went to Washington University in there is order and purpose. And we are cre- St. Louis. She became a pre-school teacher better phrase, lasted until 70 A.D. when naissance? DaVinci and Elizabeth I. This Rome destroyed Jerusalem and only one sect ated as reflections of that mind and are able century? Mother Theresa and Alfred North and Ran went on to Eden Theological Semi- to incorporate it or resist it. It takes trust in nary for his Master's and, seven years later, of Judaism — the Rabbinic school — sur- Whitehead — her simple focus and his in- vived, along with early Christianity." faith that there is order, or we wouldn't go tellect. his Ph.D. They have three grown kids, a girl look for it through science. and two boys—a teacher/coach, a pilot and Almost as an aside, he added, "This Did you have a mentor? island is an.extension, if you will, of what I The best of all marriages would be that Professor Allen Miller, a Ph.D. in phi- "a headhunter, a personnel placement per- of the Hebraic faith and ethics with Hellenic son." found in Rome — an excellent example of losophy at Washington. He also taught com- people of different backgrounds getting along science and thought. parative religion and the psychology of reli- together, living in harmony with nature, and I went to seminary thinking I'd be a gion. 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Volunteers came out to help CROW build cages recently Sanibel resident Mike Moen, with Everen Securities, The Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron recently saw —left to right: Bob Wiggins, Dean Skaugstad, Ann . recently presented Sanibel Elementary School President "paradise," and it was called Useppa. Above, Martha Arnoff, Candy Mather, Wayne Boyd, Harry Bertossa, Brenda Harrity with a check for $1,500 as a donation Ponader, Betty Modys and Dee Kauffman enjoyed the and John Goetzinger for the Seahorse Festival. sights. Help send a bereaved ever small, will go a long way to making Resort — all are welcome to attend. The Hospital in Buffalo, died in November af- child to camp this possible. event includes a butterfly presentation by ter a long illness. She spent summers in Call Hope Hospice Bereavement Dee Serage. Roberta Martin will "Let the Thunder Bay, Ont., and, in recent years, Hope Hospice is asking members of Director Wayne Leaver, 489-9156, for Sun Shine In," and Judy DeVonne will spent two months in the winter on Sani- the community to help make it possible for more information. present "All Nature Sings." Cost of the bel. She was an avid shell collector and a child who has lost a loved one within the luncheon is $11.50. Call Jeanne Wilson, also enjoyed bowling, bingo and collect- past year to smile again by sponsoring 472-2017, or Doloris Bandy, 466-6753, for ing antiques and miniatures. him/her to Hope Hospice's Rainbow Trails FAITH reservations. Deadline is May 4. During her 27-year career at Summer Camp. Children's Hospital, she often worked with For three days, from Friday, June 19 Sunny Day in May international fe'search fellows, advising to Sunday, June 21, approximately 70 chil- more than 50 of them. Kaye is survived by dren between the ages of 6-16 will spend luncheon set OBITUARY The Sanibel-Captiva Christian her husband, Edwin R. Kaye, whom she a weekend at the scenic DaySpring Epis- Jeane D. Kaye married in 1945, five daughters, and a son. copal Conference Center in Ellenton. It Women's Club will hold their "Sunny Day in May" luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m Jeane D. Kaye, a retired supervisor costs approximately $250 to send a child of the virology laboratory at Children's off to this weekend camp. Donations, how- Thursday, May 7 at the Sundial Beach

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In 1974, reservation inquiries were distributed via the "chalkboard method" seen here. With over 6o,OOO calls processed in 19.98/ this method is now ineffective.

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The Sanibel & Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce is excited about the are not yet committed to visiting our islands. More business to our islands, potential of a Central Reservations System- (CRS). The new computerized better service from your Chamber. CRS... It's about time. reservations system is a faster, easier and more equitable way to distribute business to our hotelier members than the "chalkboard method" traditionally used. The implementation of a fee for this improved service will build SANIBEL&CAPMMDS advertising funds for bringing new business to our members. This system Chamber of Commerce wiN allow us to secure business from some of the 57% of our callers who For more information about CRS, call (941) 472- [ 080 12A - Friday, May 1, 1998 - ISLANDER Business/Real Estate

Albert named banking of CMT Holdings, Ltd., doing business as years ago. It was named 1996 Community Prudential Florida Realty, the largest real of the Year by the Lee Building Industry center manager at estate brokerage, sales and services company Association, and has won numerous Parade Community Bank in Florida, and the seventh largest in the of Homes Awards and two Aurora Awards. United States. In addition, Worthington Communities Craig was listed as having the second highest num- Albert has Included in the sale are title, mortgage and property management subsidiaries. ber of closed sales in 1997 according to the been named Lee County Real Estate Snapshot. The com- banking cen- Headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, Pru- dential Florida Realty has operated indepen- pany closed more than 403 sales, the most ter manager closed in any single project. for Commu- dently since 1990 and originated in 1980 as nity Bank of Merrill Lynch Realty. Prudential names top the Islands. Under the terms of the proposed agree- Honors Society: Barbara Chapin, Joh ment, St. Joe will buy certain business assets sellers He will over- Jim Artale was named sales leader for Smith, Majorie Davison, Rebecca Reid see operations of CMT Holdings, Ltd. and pay a total of $90 million, of which $80 million will be March by Prudential Florida Realty. Ralph and Charlene Timothy. for both of the Deluca has been named top lister for March. banks — at paid at closing and $10 million will be de- tor organization, and themselves by partici- 2450 Peri- ferred over a two-year period. The package Conn named top lister pating in education programs and real estate- winkle Way could be increased by as much as an addi- related activities. Craig Albert tional $10 million over time if certain perfor %mi at JNA and 1037 Peri- Dan Conn has been named the top list- The following members of the Sani- winkle Way. formance targets are met. St. Joe will oper- bel & Captiva Islands Association of Real- ate the acquired businesses as a wholly- ing associate for 1997 by John Naumann & Avice president with the bank, Albert Associates. tors qualified for membership: Susan has worked at Community Bank for eight owned subsidiary. Andrews, first year; John L. Smith, second St. Joe, a publicly held company based Cohn is a Certified Residential Spe- years and has lived on Sanibel since 1982. cialist. He is a year; Rebecca Reid, third year; Charlene He has more than 16 years experience in the in Jacksonville, is Florida's largest private Timothy and Marjorie Davison, fifth year; land owner and is engaged in the develop- leading Mega financial services industry, having most re- Million Dollar and Barbara Chapin, sixth year. cently served as a loan officer. ment of master-planned communities, com- These Realtors were recognized mercial and industrial facilities, resorts and Producer and Albert is active in the community and was the March 26 at the Association's monthly mem- is a member and past-president of the Sani- • location-based entertainment. St. Joe also has bership meeting. interests in timber and transportation. company's bel-Captiva Kiwanis Club. He is also a vol- top residential Sletten joins int'l unteer umpire for the Sanibel-Captiva Little Lexington makes major sales agent in Physical Therapy League. milestone 1991 and St. Joe to acquire 1993. He lives Marva Sletten, PT, LMT, has joined Worthington Communities has an- the staff of rehabilitation professionals at In- Prudential nounced that Lexington County Club has in Gumbo Limb with his ternational Physical Therapy. St. Joe Corporation has reached an sold more than 1,000 homes since sales and Sletten, a physical therapist, graduated marketing efforts began more than three wife, Candy, agreement in principle to acquire the assets and their four from Florida International University in 1978 with a B.S. in physical therapy. She has been •1Y children.. A full-time resident since 1978, Cohn is active providing physical therapy services to home The Dream Comes True,.. in the Sanibel Youth Soccer Association and health patients in Lee County for nine years the Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club. and on Sanibel and Captiva for the past three Yh® BaSley-JMaHhows Shell years. She has a background in pain man- ®n S«ilg#I jbl&mi re@w open Traversa sales associate agement utilizing biofeedback training and ®p&m Vu*4.-$wn. 1© mm » 4 pm for 1997 at JNA relaxation exercises in addition to traditional CSifUren 7 & under &®% «f«* 8 • 16 $3,9®, Lynda Traverso has been named sales physical therapy modalities. Sletten also has a Masters degree in counseling psychology 17 & up $5.00. : associate of the year for from Vermont College. 3075 San-Gap Road Sanibel Island, Florida 1997 at John Andrews receives Hall Naumann & Associates. of Fame Award She has Chuck Andrews of RE/MAX of the INVESTORS! been a consis- Islands has earned RE/MAX International's tent top pro- prestigious Hall of Fame Award. ducer since The Hall of Fame Award was pre- she arrived on sented at the State of Florida RE/MAX Con- Sanibel in vention. Based on career achievements, it is 1990, win- one of the highest honors which can be be- ning numer- stowed upon a sales associate at RE/MAX ous awards, International. In 1995, Andrews earned top including the Traverso producer of the year for RE/MAX of the Is- Silver Addy — presented by the American lands, in addition to being ranked the num- Advertising Federation — for her "creative ber one RE/MAX Realtor in the state twice excellence." Traverso was named top resi- that year. In 1996, RE/MAX International dential sales associate of the year in 1993, announced Andrews had earned the Platinum 1994,1995, 1996 and was also named the Club Award for his outstanding sales in that associate of the year at JNA for those years. year. He has consistently ranked among the She has been recognized with outstanding top 100 RE/MAX Realtors in the state. i achievement awards — sales in excess of VIP names top Realtors COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ON PERIWINKLE WAY-IDEAL LOCATION $5 million each year — during 1991-1997. 44,127 square feet of land, 100 feet frontage on Periwinkle, 5267 square feet of retail. The VIP Realty Group recently celebrated Since 1990, Traverso's sales have exceeded their best year ever with over $200 million in building is beautiful and was built in 1990. Business is not for sale, however a Very attractive $80 million. Seller lcaseback is offered for up to five years or Seller will vacate. Opportunity exists to allow real estate sales. Robin Humphrey of VTPSun- two retail businesses, seller is willing to lease half of square footage allowing Purchaser to use Local Realtors qualify dial resales office was named the top producer half. Income, mortage information and survey available. This is a fine investment opportunity company-wide for all of VIP's offices. Susan for $1,650,000. I'D give you all the details - call Marsha Clifford 941-472-1511 or 941-472-2902. for statewide honor Andrews was named VIP Realty Group's top Six members of the Sanibel & Cap- producer for the Sanibel office in 1997. Also tiva Islands Association of Realtors have MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 honored as the recipients of VIP Realty's pres- qualified for membership in the Florida As- tigious President's Club Award were Hap Broker, Associate (941)472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 sociation of Realtors Honor Society. 23 Year Island Resident with PMK Since 1978 (9411472-2902 (eves) Connelly, Robert Cronin, Kathryn Gaeta, Jim Since its inception 12 years ago, the Hall, Mike McMurray, Rosanne Ondarcho, honor society has recognized members who Bob Radigan and David Schuldenfrei. Friscilla Murphy strive to improve their profession, the Real- PAIR Realty, Inc. ISLANDER • Friday, May 1, 1998 - 13A

Guest Commentary COMMENTARY

A tree grows on Yachtsman? Kain has thrown in the our award-winning elementary school to towel on causeway issue include grades K through 8. In fact, Lee ith Sanibel's east end targeted for Brazilian pepper eradication, the County School officials are not only open To the Editor: to this idea but are currently helping us to letter from the usually benign city had an unmistakable "or else" tone. It was shocking to read your Guest It directed us to eliminate the pepper tree City Hall's alert scouts had create a unique public school that will re- W Commentary of April 24 by Sanibel Mayor flect our unique island values and experi- spotted on our Yachtsman Drive property. We had still Wally Kain discussing the demise of the more pepper? ence. • Sanibel Causeway. The members of the Sanibel School Wife Jean had just rooted out what we thought Kain has already thrown in the towel was the last sprig of the noxious Brazilian. That tussle Foundation and Sanibel School Advisory on preserving the Causeway and is push- Council are sending out a survey to assess had cost her an aggressive rash that defied HealthPark's ing the same horror stories as the County most potent prescriptions. Then daughter Alyssa, a side- community and parental support for this Commissioners and Tampa engineers who endeavor. This is the first step required by line herbalist, suggested a natural remedy. It cleared up are licking their chops over the prospects the rash in hours. the school district in its process for design- of a multi-million dollar contract to sink ing and implementing unique schools or Studying the label of this apparently miraculous the Causeway and destroy the recreation programs, The following is a brief discus- nostrum, I noted tiny letters beneath the prominent TEA islands in favor of a high-span super struc- sion of the issues that might be associated TREE OIL designation. "Melaleuca" it read. ture. with school expansion: Melaleuca? Good grief, hadn't we islanders just rooted In his wimpish kow-towing to the • What will it cost? There are no addi- out every last melaleuca on Sanibel? Shouldn't have Lee County Commissioners, Kain forgets chipped it; should have squeezed it. Or perhaps pre- tional financial costs to Sanibel/Captiva he represents the people of Sanibel, not Lee residents for this school improvement, as served a patch of it for relief of rashes-to-come with County, and island residents have always the continuing eradication oiSchinus terebinthfolius, a capital, administrative and basic education IliiliisIKI opposed destruction of the Causeway. costs are borne by the Lee County Board defiant specimen of which, charged the city, still skulked Just eight years ago, Lee County in our yard. of Education. In other words, we will reap tried, using the same scare tactics, i.e., more of the benefits of paying our taxes So now, despite our eradication efforts, we had been officially ID'd as pepper hurricanes and environmental hazards, to every year. lepers. Damned if we could spot the remaining offender. Yet here was that govern- bulldoze Sanibel into accepting a high-rise • What will island children and their (Continued, page 14A) span. parents gain by school expansion? Per- Then as now, City Hall didn't lift a haps the single greatest advantage to is- Guest Commentary finger to save the Causeway, and, in fact, land parents and children will be school joined forces with Lee County to peddle proximity. No longer will we be forced to the cockamamie idea. commute from two to five hours every day Saye^Oui^i^ge Concerns The people of Sanibel, however, or- to obtain an education for our 6th through ganized themselves against Lee County 8th graders. This translates into more pa- and their own elected leaders, and forced rental involvement in the school and more ith the new proposal from the Lee County a referendum that overwhelmingly rejected time for the children to pursue their aca- Department of Transportation in regards the new high rise bridge and saved the demic and extra curricular passions'' such Wto the Sanibel Bridges & Causeways, I beautiful Sanibel Causeway. as sports, music, art, etc. - thought I would submit some of the concerns and com- Shaken in their political boots, Sani- • How will this affect the community? A ments that the former Save Our Bridge Committee brought bel City Hall and Lee County have for the K-8 school on Sanibel will give us more to the public's attention 10 years ago, and revised for the past eight years been lying in the weeds opportunity to enrich our childrens' lives present discussion. We do recommend that people get'a licking their wounds, but are now back with the wealth of human and environmen- copy of the ordinance to review. Now is the time to ask hawking the destruction of the Causeway tal resources we have on this island'. Also, questions and express any and all concerns about this im- and the recreational islands. it is likely to attract younger families to portant subject. It is time to remind Mayor Kain and island living and prevent the exodus of Save Our Bridge Concerns: the Sanibel City Hall bureaucrats that one families that occurs after children reach the 1. The beauty of our entrance will be gone forever of the reasons Sanibel originally incorpo- 5th grade. Finally, it will lessen causeway along with the destruction of shoreline where a high span rated was to get out from under the boot traffic, as our children will remain here for BIG bridge would land on the island. heel of the Lee County Commissioners, their education through 8th grade. 2. Fact: The crime prevention offered by having a and take control of its own governmental • How will this affect the school? School bascule bridge (crime went up dramatically in Fort Myers i •• 1 affairs. size will increase by no more than half of Beach with the removal of their swing bridge). Former Chief Kain's cave-in to Lee County means what its current population is. For example, of Police Plager publicly stated the bascule bridge was a real deterrent to crime on the there is no elected official standing up for if we have 250 students currently, we can retention of the Causeway and we can ex- islands. . , probably expect to have no more than 375 pect every "boogie man" in the closet to five years from now by adding three 3. Fact: A high span bridge offers no greater protection to evacuation. In fact, be- be trotted out to scare off opposition to cause of earlier closing due to wind velocity, it would strand more people on the island. grades. That's still small enough to retain the high rise. the strong communal feeling enjoyed by 4. Fact: After Hurricane Andrew, Islanders got back on the island long before Fort The Causeway is in mortal danger our students today. Children will continue Myers Beach residents with their high span bridge. and the gallows are being built by our own to grow up together in a small, secure en- 5. Fact: The scallop beds that were destroyed did not happen because of the creation officials. ••.••••" vironment where a student might meet her of the causeway islands and the bridge being in place, but instead the very small industry Max L. Friedersdorf Kindergarten teacher again in the 6th grade was lost to agricultural pollutants and fresh waters corning down river into the bay areas. Sanibel for Spanish class. Teachers would likely It will never come back unless we stop the pollution. That may be years or never. have to specialize in more than one sub- 6. Fact: No one has done any study to what could happen to the east end of Sanibel Plan for children's ject and would certainly have to be able to if the islands are removed and the currents swing toward the Gulf. It could be gone in a future now continue to challenge our exceptional stu- flash. Where are the studies on this? To the Editor: dents in all areas. Faculty hiring will have 7. The cost of maintaining a new bridge will be even greater in years to come than (The following letter was addressed to be even more selective/The parents and reported in the recent report from Greiner Construction Company and Lee County D.O.T. to Sanibel parents and given to the Islander faculty of Sanibel Elementary will not tol- Where did they ever come up with those minuscule figures??? Unless they plan not to for publication.) erate any reduction in academic standards maintain the bridge as in the past. Sanibel residents have an unusual and will expect continued high achieve- 8. Fact: Lee County was criminally negligent in it's maintenance of present bridges opportunity right now to define our comment scores for the extended grades. Fi- prior to 1990 (Sanibel could have sued the county). mitment to the children of our future. If nally, the older children will have dedicated 9. Fact: Both causeway islands offer recreation to both county residents and visi- you have been following island news facilities of their own but will stillhave tors and keeps the traffic off island roads and beaches. It is the only true beach area for handi- lately, you may have noticed a groundswell capped people who can park their car and be on the beach. The islands present a place for of enthusiasm and support for expanding (Continued, page 14A) young windsurfers in a time that young people have limited facilities for their energies. (Continued, page 14A) 14A - Friday, May 1, 1998 • ISLANDER COMMENTARY By Dave & Lee Horton of Sanibel Print & Graphics Write us! 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Letters, from 13A Halcrow, from 13A the opportunity to interact with the younger from Sanibel Elementary parents, with 10: Fact: Money... money... money... The fishing since there has been a ban on ones through mentoring programs. 80% of those responding positively. So, Lee County uses the bridge to secure money gill netting has been great. We are fortu- • What will the curriculum entail for if you receive a survey, please fill it out. (bonding, etc) for other ventures....We're nate this area has world class fishing. grades 6 through 8? It will, or course, To conclude, those of us involved in "The Golden Goose" for Lee County. 16. Fact: We have an ordinance in place, include everything required by Lee County this expansion process believe the benefits 11: Fact: The earlier proposed bridge voted on by the majority of Islanders to pro- and Florida school officials. After that, we far outweigh the concerns. If the Sanibel was being built for a category 1 storm...This tect our interests. We expect it to be upheld. will have some flexibility in designing pro- community and parents show a sufficient is a storm 1 i ke "No Name" or "Bob" of sev- 17. Last but not least...the number of grams to suit our particular student level of support for the idea, we can pro- eral years ago...hardly protection for a people young, old...many of the workers that population's needs. As has been the case ceed with Lee County school officials in "mega storm." No one can guarantee any stop on the islands to refresh their mind and all along, Lee County school officials, par- making it a reality that all of us will be man-made structure will hold in that kind spirit. ents, faculty and school advisors will con- proud of. of storm but the cost factor in better protec- We are not alone in confrontation tinue to work in a democratic fashion to Leslie Cook tion is enormous, it would never be built or about bridges to barrier islands. The citi- ensure that every child's needs are met to Sanibel School Foundation perhaps it's impossible to build something zens of Anna Maria Island in Sarasota Count the greatest extent possible. for that category storm. won an 8 year battle with the state and • What do we expect of the community? This subject was very contentious county...no mega bridge to their island home The Sanibel School Foundation, School with the D.0.T. They got caught flat-footed and I have to say they took encouragement Advisory Council, PTA, and faculty expect on it the last go around. It is foolhardy to from our stand of no mega bridge here 10 -I continued strong emotional and financial Hallsleadjrom 13A think the government can do anything but years ago. support of the school through fundraising provide reasonable safety to its citizens. Do I think we have more to learn and active participation. If you have a tal- mental ultimatum to get rid of it — now. About the idea of a mega bridge being able about what would happen if we remove the ent or expertise, we may call on you to Or else the city itself would descend upon to return islanders to their home faster after islands and on the subject of water flow? share it! us, armed with a bulldozer if need be. God a storm is questionable..If a major storm. Certainly we do and we will get the exper- • What options will children have if they only knew what chaotic uprootery would hits, any facility could be severely dam- tise necessary to make sound decisions in choose not to attend our K-8 school? be involved in such official extraction of aged... there is no "sure thing" guarantee. regards to that important subject. BUT we They will, of course, continue to have sev- our verboten tree. 12. Fact: The Coast Guard does not can not leave it up to Greiner Corporation eral private school options. Qualified stu- We agreed that it had to go — if we make us have high span for boat to do it...it is in their financial interest to dents could enroll in the school district's just could find it. Perhaps the city's veg- passage...they don't care as long as the bas- build a new bridge here. Last time they tried various magnet-school programs, as they etation experts would show us where this cule bridge is in place. ;•• fear...this time it's environmental blackmail. do now. If students prefer to attend another elusive offender had concealed itself? 13. What about the Florida edict about Frankly, I personally like engineer Jon Lee County public school and expect to An inspector arrived promptly, an further development of barrier islands? Are Liljequist's plans of reconstructing the have transportation provided for them to earnest fellow with a gung ho gaze that we opening Pandora's Box with the county present bridge and causeways that would that school, they must give a compelling surely could wilt any interloping pepper. and our land use plan? Bigger bridge....four only be a fraction of the cost of a new bridge. reason for doing so. In other words, they He began his methodical check-out of our lane Periwinkle... San-Cap Road... devel- Perhaps that's too simple an idea for the may have to provide evidence that'the ferns, sea grapes, black olives. opers taking the city to court to develop Department of Transportation and big cor- Sanibel school could not meet their par- He walked the yard again. Peering, more land that's in private ownership. They porations in this age...To Save money, re- ticular needs. probing... can do it with a facility to move more tain the integrity and beauty of our entrance • When will this come about? If we can Then he announced his findings, people. Can it happen? It certainly can. that is so much of what makes these islands demonstrate a basic level of support from "There is...uh, no pepper." 14. Does the idea of a Lee County so unique. parents and within the community, we are "I don't make jokes," Will Rogers Port ring any bells? Is the natural gas line So, please keep informed and in- realistically looking at the 1999/2000 said. "I just watch the government and re- from Tampa a reality or will it be in con- volved with this important subject, remem- school year. The expansion would most port the facts. tainers on tankers? IF they can get through ber we have to live with the final plans and likely be phased in, with the addition of the Sanibel bridge. cannot recover what may be lost forever. 6th grade the first year, 7th grade the sec- 15. The myth of betterfishing-i£ the ond year, and 8th grade the third year. Lee islands are removed is just that... a fable. County's unique school application requires an 85% survey response rate ISLANDER • Friday, May 1, 1998 - ISA Outdoors Research facility is "dream come true" ByANNEBELLEW Captiva. This is a dream come true! Part- operation, assisted by scientists Peggy Islander staff writer nership and science — those are the words Wilzbach, PhJD., an aquatic ecologist, and Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- that describe today the best!" He went on Steven Bortone; and research associates dation Executive Director Erick Lindblad to say what a boon it will be to have a Water Tomma Barnes and Robert Turpin, and could barely contain his excitement at this Management District and FCES presence Chad Bedee, field technician. past Friday's opening of the Tarpon Bay on the west coast (they have previously Len Berry, director of FCES, ex- Environmental Laboratory. operated almost solely on the east coast). plained the Center's focus. "We coordinate Located on refuge property at the "My interest is not in the building but in with the 10 state universities and the Uni- Program offered at Tarpon Bay Recreation Area, in 1988 the the work you do, not only for the versity of Miami and Florida Institute of Shell Museum building was a shell shop. The refuge had Caloosahatchee but for our two islands. We Technology," he said. "This program is determined this use was inappropriate, that are extremely fortunate to have world-rebuilt around our concern that the univer- Anne Meylan, Ph.D. will present nowned scientists operating out of this sity system is not made to address south Ecology and Migration of the Green Turtle store moved off-island, and the building was about to be demolished when Lindblad laboratory!" Florida problems, to look at water issues at the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum in an eco-system context. There are very next Wednesday, May 6, at. 7:30 p.m. approached then Refuge Manager Ron Similar in function to the Hight about the Foundation's renovating Riverwoods Field Laboratory — the cen- few, if any, others with this focus. We co- Meylan is a research scientist at the ordinate research, have created an elec- Florida Marine Research Institute and a it. He OK'd the transition, and SCCF con- verted the building — with about 1,000 tronic information system, and are intent research associate at the American Mu- SCCF has signed a formal on developing an education program to seum of Natural History and the Bermuda hours of volunteer work and financial support from the Ken Preston Memorial Fund agreement with the Florida bring the things we and the labs do to as Aquarium, Museum & Zoo. Her conser- many people as possible. vation appointments include service on the and the "Ding" Darling Foundation — Center for Environmental International Union for the Conservation from a small store with a fairly large tiki- "These kinds of problems can't be of Nature based in Switzerland, the Car- hut "patio" to the Barrier Island Research Studies and the South , solved by one little bit of science," he con- ibbean Conservation Corporation, and the Lab. Florida Water Management cluded. "Partnerships with conservation U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's Hawksbill Since then it has been used for vari- District to put together a organizations, the scientific community, and Leatherback Recovery Team. Her ex- ous research and environmental monitor- policy-making bodies and educational in- perience includes both the management ing activities —- Iowa State graduate stu- team of scientists to work stitutions are needed." and analysis of reproductive and migra- dent projects on gopher tortoise, raccoon Cummins, author of the mammoth on environmental problems compendium, Introduction to Aquatic In- tory data on sea turtles and coordination and bird populations, for example; and relative to the of tag return data for international sea turtle workshops and conferences on seagrasses, sects of North America, was and contin- tagging projects. mangroves, water-monitoring, mosquito Caloosahatchee River and ues to be involved in the Kissimee project. "Selection of the Sanibel location is ideal This lecture is part of a series of control, land acquisition and habitat resto- its estuarine system. ration. The facility was the base of opera- for our purposes — doing long-term ob- ongoing special programs offered by the servation and field experiments in a rela- Museum to promote interest in conchol- tions for the Marine Habitat Foundation prior to its move to Naples and continues ter of ecological research for the tively undisturbed area," he said. "Because ogy, malacology and the marine environ- Kissimmee River restoration, one of the it's in the refuge, we hope to use Tarpon ment. Cost of admission is $3 per person. to be the "home" of the Florida Lakewatch program. largest such projects in the world — TBEL Bay as the reference site for the whole es- Members and volunteers of the Museum will be the central staging area for research tuarine system. Its limited*access will en- are admitted free. Now SCCF has signed a formal agreement with the Florida Center for En- on the Caloosahatchee and its estuarine able us to set up long-term monitoring sta- Butterfly count vironmental Studies and the South Florida systems, including Tarpon Bay. Its com- tions. Then, when we say we have prob- coming up Water Management District to put together mitment and mission are to promote the lems, we can document them. At present The 24th Annual North American a team of scientists to work on environ- ecological sustainability of the Cal- there is no real scientific information, just Butterfly Association-Xerces Butterfly mental problems relative to the oosahatchee River and its estuary system, anecdotal. Count (the sixth on the islands) takes place Caloosahatchee River and its estuarine by developing protocols for evaluating the The Center's formal agreements on Saturday, May 9. There will be a pre- system. health of the ecosystem measuring the bio- with the state universities and its network- count meeting and ID slide show on Thurs- "Arriving at this point only took us logical response to changing quality and ing capabilities will allow a vast amount day, May 7, at 7 p.m. in the Sanibel-Cap- 10 years," Lindblad said. "Our purpose is quantity of freshwater inputs. of talent to look at the problems. "And the Ken Cummins, Ph.D., Distinguished tiva Conservation Foundation auditorium. the conservation of natural resources and (Continued, page 16A) Volunteers are needed and .anyone inter- wildlife habitat on and around Sanibtl and Scientist with SFWMD, will head up the ested should call Dee Serage at 472-1932. Serage has also created a new But- terfly Garden at Shell Point Village and will participate in its dedication on Tues- For Mother's Day— turtles and day, May 5, at 10 a.m. She intends to do butterfly education at Shell Point in the new garden for the next year or so. Funded manatees, front and center! by Shell Point residents Allan and Hermine Hartley, the garden will be dedicated to By ANNE BELLEW preciation from SCCF. Mrs. Hartley's mother, Hermine Pepinger, Islander staff writer And Save the Manatee Club has a 23-year resident of Shell Point who died Did your mom swear she'd never have twenty-seven manatees from Blue Spring a year ago. "She loved life and she had another animal after your Great Dane some- State Park in Orange City and Homosassa great faith," Allan said. "This seemed a how became her responsibility when you Springs State Wildlife Park available for most appropriate way to remember her. went off to school? adoption. Twenty-two regularly winter at Now's your chance to give her, for Blue Springs, and the other five have been "Ding" doin£... Mother's Day, a pet she won't have to feed, rehabilitated at Homosassa Springs but can- The J.N. "Ding" Darling National walk or clean up after — and it won't talk not be released back into the wild. For $20 Wildlife Refuge keeps raking in its claims back! SMC will send mom a photo and biography to fame. For starters, the Sanibel-Captiva Con- of this newest addition to ths family. An adop- The latest laurels go to Edythe servation Foundation Turtle Research Pro- tion certificate, membership handbook and Stokes and Marilyn Kloosterman. Previ- gram has sea turtle nests available for adop- newsletter subscription are also included. The ous honors include the naming of Refuge tion — hopefully, yielding lots of little baby monies raised help pay for manatee research Manager Lou Hinds as 1997 Manager of turtles for mom to be "responsible" for. A programs and rescue and rehabilitation ef- the Year by the National Wildlife Refuge $50 adoption fee gives new moms a subscrip- forts. SMC also provides free information to Foundation and National Audubon and the tion to the Loggerhead News, a Foundation educators throughout the U.S. and abroad and 1998 selection of Molly Krival as the sea turtle research T-shirt and, after season, free manatee warning signs for Florida shore- Foundation's 1998 Volunteer of the Year. she will receive a data report from the nest line property owners. Funds also go toward (Continued, page 23A) you adopted for her plus a certificate of ap- (Continued, page 23A) f 6A - Friday, May 1, 1998 • ISLANDER OUTDOORS & RECRE ArT4-G N- Eco-Notes, from ISA value of SCCF's 30 years of experience in public outreach From the desk of the City Manager is inestimable," he continued, "since we hope to, fairly quickly, get public display materials back in place here." Another plus to the Sanibel location, in Cummins' estimation, is that there is already an army of people in Give loggerheads a chance! the field on Sanibel, Captiva and in the Lee County area. In addition, the University of Florida Institute of Food & By GARY PRICE Please check your lights. Walk the beach at Agricultural Sciences has a lab in Immokalee that is tak- Special to the Islander night and look for your shadow. If the shadow is ing water samples in some 35 oxbows between the Tonight, May 1, marks the beginning of the an- caused by nearby exterior or interior light fixtures Franklin Dam and LaBelle, looking toward restoring and nual sea turtle nesting season, which continues and not the moon, the lights are too bright. Turn them increasing the flow in ten in the next year or so. through October 31. away, change the fixture type, reduce the bulb watt- "In addition, we hope to have programs that involve Consequently, City staff has been driving the age, or shield the fixture. That is the law. volunteer boaters — information on sea trout that people roads and walking the beaches at night to make sure These restrictions are in effect year 'round so lights could collect when they're out boating or fishing any- everything is as safe as poossible for the nesting of should be permanently fixed so as not to illuminate the way. We'll do our part, but it's going to take everybody. this endangered species. One of the most prevalent 'There are not many-places in the country with a beach. It should also be noted that beach equipment (fur- stronger environmental ethic, and never has there been problems observe.d during these inspections are lights niture, sailboards, etc.) cannot remain on the beach be- more interest in the environment. But, at the same time, coming from residential and commercial sources and tween the hours of 9 p.m. and 7 a.m. These items ob- never has there been lower funding directed toward it. shining out to the beach. struct access for the female turtles' ready access to the Science is going to have to depend more on private fund- This is a very serious issue which, if uncor- sandy areas needed for nest digging. ing. There are a lot of good grant sources; we'll just have rected, can disorient the female when she tries to re- For those who have the most serious violations, to mobilize our efforts." turn to the water and the baby turtles when they hatch notices will be issued. But I hope everyone will agree The new lab and office are equipped with compound 60 days later. Believe me when I report that it is to get behind this program — it is so worthwhile! and dissecting microscopes, computers, an image analy- hearbreaking to find the crushed body of a baby sea Let us all do what we can to reduce easily correct- sis system, a fiber optic observation system and other stan- turtle that lost its way and wandered into the road able mandmade problems and give these majestic dard laboratory-equipment as well as a reference library. Field sampling gear includes two boats and trailers, a because of a light that was too bright. This should not animals a chance to survive. Trimble GPS system, monitoring probes, and underwater happen on Sanibel! video and photographic equipment.

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Sports Lions Family Golf — May 2 The Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club will sponsor its first ever Family Golf Tourna- ment and Picnic on Saturday, May 2, at the Beachview Country Club. The tournament will be open to golfers (and non-golfers) of all ages and all skill levels. Golf will begin at 1 p.m. A "continental lunch" will be served prior to the golf, and a picnic supper will follow the tournament. There will be a variety of prizes do- Team photos are being shot tonight (Friday) and tomorrow at the Sanibel nated by area merchants for various achievements on the course. Cost is $60 per person for golf, food and fun. For non-golfing guests, the cost will be $15. Call 472-2626 for ballpark. Schedules have been set and sent to coaches and players. Please double- more information. check your time and plan to attend. Also Saturday, the police and firemen will play a ballgame from 9:30-10:30 a.m. — come on out and get your photos taken with SCCF tennis results the fire truck or D.A.R.E. car. The 6th Annual Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation Tennis Tournament League standings as of April 23 are as follows: was held April 18-19, with the following winners. Sandra Kyne and Anne Gee won the womens 3.5 division, with Alice Loomis and Libby McMillan the runners-up. Joan Secrest and Lena Brown won the women's 4.0 Major League division, with Sally Mere and Jenny Miller the runners-up. Fred Nordstrom and Bob Astros, 12-0, Strehlom took the men's 3.0 division, with Al Rosenheck and Ray Donahue the run- Giants, 9-4 ners-up. Mike Flahery and Ted Watrous won the men's 3.5 division, with Joe Meek and Mets, 6-7 Dick Brasher the runners-up. Ray Vazquez and Dean Koth grabbed the top spot in Yankees, 5-8 men's 4.0, followed by Bill Rosenberg and Gayle Scott. In men's pro/am, Feranando Rockies, 6-7 Carballo and Alex Cook pocketed first place, followed by Ken Monahan and Terry See. Marlins, 0-12 And in mixed doubles, Lena Brown and Pat Walsh wrapped up first place, followed by Alex and Leslie Cook. Minor League Beachview Women Tigers, 6-0 Pirates, 2-4 The Beachview Women's Golf Association played a low net, low putts tourna- Indians, 1-5 ment on April 22. No team effort was required, and the winners in the 18 hole tourna- Cubs, 3-3 ment were Mary Jane Proctor and Judith Maughan, who tied for low net with a score of 65, and Alfie Sheft who had only 32 putts. In the 9 hole contest, Marilyn Rahn shot a 33 Softball to win low net and Anne Bodine won honors for low putts. Bodine was five under par Phillies, 4-0 with her 13 putt score. Blue Jays, 2-2 Dodgers, 0-4 Dunes Ladies Astro coach Larry Paul shows some The Dunes Ladies Golf Association played a "beat the pro" scramble. The pro team of Kevin McCune and Brett Graham had a net score of 62. Only one team beat the intensity watching a recent game. pros with a net score of 61 — Donna Grisbaum, Rosemary Ryan, Carolyn DeCosta and Syril Rubin. In annual awards given out April 24, Geri Schiavetti was named most improved player of the year. Birdie winners for the year included, in A Flight, Judy Wellon, with 18, and Pam Broderson with 13. In B Flight, Millie Ford had 9, and Erica Amsterdam had 6. In C Flight, Margaret Morgan picked up 3, and Mildred Hasselman nailed 3. In D "FOR HOT DAYS, Flight, Claire Bowie shot 6 birdies, and Mercy Somers shot 3. In Ringer competition, A Flight, Sue Richard had 65, and Pam Brodersen, 65. In B Flight, Sandra Suttar shot 71, followed by Erica Amsterdam, 73, and Norma Gillespie, JUST GIVE ME 73. In C Flight, Donna Homer nailed 74, followed by Betty Long, 75, and Margaret Morgan, 75. And in D Flight, Claire Bowie nailed 74, with Pat Maloney shooting 79. Beachview Men THE GOOD STUFF' The Beachview Men's Golf Association played a two best ball match over 18 holes on April 25. The team of Russ Bilgore, John Moores, Joe Hoffman and John Gridley shot 112 to nail down first place. The team of Jim Carlile, Mel Bleiberg, Al Krause and Tom Redford shot 113 for second, followed by the team of JackTukey, Tom Judson, Howard Seyffer and Lee Gibson in third with 116. COOLING " On April 21, the men played a two best ball round over 9 holes. The team of John Gridley, Ken Karasin, Dan Seaward and a blind draw shot 58 to capture first place. SYSTEM FLUSH Two teams tied for second place with 60 — the team of Al Krause, Clyde Rockwood, Phil Grace and Mel Bleiberg, and the team of Lee Gibson, Jim Hornbrook, Joe Hoffman INCLUDES DRAINING & FLUSH- and Bob Brown. ING SYSTEM UP TO 2 GAL.. RECYCLED COOLANT AND ANTi RUST/WATER PUMP LUBRICANT NOTICE $39.95 THE CAPTIVA FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS PRESENTLY HAS A VACANT SEAT. 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Qualified applicants will be friendly and black, gray leather interior, low or fax resume to FRUSTRATION BY HELPING outgoing with a belief the customer is #1. miles, won t last - call Michael K. PART TIME - HELP YOU FIND THE only for details at Roger Dean JAYNE TULLER, SAS Factory Shoe Store Chevrolet 574-3326. Recruiter at PROFESSIONALS WHO KNOW WANTED Apply in person at: Sanibel Factory Shops 5/2)98 —«»»—212128S0-81 (941) 939-8284. THE BEST WAY TO HANDLE "Are you a Night Owl?" Turn your YOUR IMPROVEMENT AND 20350 Summerlin Rd. Suite #6110 '94 Ford Taurus GL, 4 door, 6 For other opportunities, call cylinder, all power features, only sleepless nights into cash working our Jobllne (941) 939-7177. CARRY IT OUT TO Ft. Myers, FL 11 P.M.-7A.M. Saturday & Sunday (941)454-1508 -32,000 miles, $700 down & $179 a EOE PERFECTIONI month. Call Terry Standish at Roger Nights P/T. Computer Experience 10/28/2012 —««— SAS is a smoke-free environment Mon.-Sat, 10-9; Sun. 11-6 Helpful. 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Call Michael K. only • RN's - Healthcare Referral, Fort Myers Beach at Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. requires bilingual • Cold Production Tech 463-9424. 3/2/B8 •^•tSSS—2123B35S.81 O Description Q (English/Spanish) skills. • Food Service Workers S/6/9B —titt— 21240807.74 '95 Chevrolet Camaro, 6 cylinder, Help wanted Useppa Island Club. only 32,000 miles, extra sporty - Individuals who are looking for a great ALLIED HEALTH PHYSICIAN SERVICES Hiring experienced Servers. Must $800 down and $t 99 a month. Call be hard working, friendly and a Dick Collyer at Roger Dean | job with a national company and a leader • Lab Technical Operations •LPN's-FT&Pool. team player. Hourly pay, plus tips Chevrolet 574-3326. Coordinator - Requires lab • Medical Assistants - and benefits. Call Liz 283-4443 5/2/98 ~Mti—21240393-81 ||n in the field of telecommunications. and management experience. 5/1)98 —mi—ai 241123-4 FT & Pool. Pontiac 6000LE 1986 - Low miles, •Histologist-FT. clean, runs great. All power. Cold • Physician Office Coordinator - air $2000. OBO 540-0349 Dave. • Medical Technologists - Naples. SALES - HELP 5/7/9B — SSti~21240572-72 © Rewards Q FT & Pool. . • Patient Service WANTED 1988 Le Baron with air. 89,000 miles. $1,750,-Calt 481-1484 • Lab Assistants - FT & Pool. Representatives - Several Successful pharmaceutical 5J6/98 — ISSt—21241732-B8 O $7-8/Hr. Base Pay •Nuclear Medicine full-time positions. company seeks 5 Key people for 1986 Cadillac Brougham. Black. Technologist - Pool. • Patient Account sales / management positions. Full/ Original owner. 70,000 miles. part time. 1-800-214-3725 © Lucrative Commissions • MR1 Technologist - Pool. Representatives - Several 5/2/98 —SSSt—21235591-76 $3,000,395-0467 full-time positions. 5/5/98 —»»*—21241731.3 Full Benefits • Lead Radiographer - FT. Air-conditioning (new Construction) • Radiographer - Pool. Sales person, Commission Only, CENTRAL BUSINESS OFFICE Part time/ lull time, Transportation SPORTS & IMPORTS © Paid Holidays/Vacations • Vascular Tech - Pool. • Collections Manager needed. Drug free. Call 466-8668 AUTOS 5/1/98 — tt»—21241241-72 401K SUPPORT SERVICES • Collections Supervisor 87 Honda (Like new) Accord - 4- • Transcriptionist- • Insurance Specialist door, 5-speed, great car, cold A/C. SKILLS & TRADES $3,995. Will trade. Call 939-0002, © Rapid Advancement Medical Records. • Legal Accounts Coordinator for appointment. 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. M- • Registrars - Several • Refund Specialist HELP WANTED F dlr. 5/1/98 —till—21227640.75 © Team Work/Fun Environment positions available. •Cashier TYPESETTER Mercedes Benz 420 SEL. 4 Doors. • Data/Quality Systems Mac Experience Profaned Luxurious. Powerful. Meticulously Coordinator - PT. Wound Maintained. Leather. New Tires. Care Center. Applyat: New Brakes. New $76,000. Now THE BREEZE CORPORATION Only $9,999. Pat 432-9000. For consideration, please apply in person at: Columbia Regional 5/8/90 _»;;- 21237284-74 JSouthTrust Bank Bldg. Medical Center Southwest Florida, Human Resources, 3800 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. Evans Ave., Ft. Myers, FL 33901; or fax resume to Jayne CAPE CORAL, FL. HONDA CARS FOR $100. Seized & 12/28/2012 — SS$C— Sold Locally this Month. Call 1-800- Suite 300 The Business Telephone Service Tuller, Recruiter, at 21111749-S8 522-2730 Ext. 3482. Cape Coral, Florida.^ COLUMBIA' Landscape team leader needed. 5/6/98 —»U—21238980-5 Experience a must. Knowledge of '85 Corvette, black, custom wheels, Call Kirk Hatle Regional Medical Center plant material, installation and runs well, $7,500. "93 Mercury (94U939-7177.EOE. Southwest Florida irrigation. Excellent pay & benefits. Grand Marquis, 84K, loaded 458-5511 Call 283-6078 $8,750. Call 772-3298 columbia-hca.com 5)1/98 -SSSt-21239080-4 3/6/98 —»m—21241783-78 20A - Friday, May 1998 - ISLANDER Classiiied

CLASSICS & Sea Ray, '97, 24' Sundeck, 5.7 A THREE BEDROOM East Rocks - Mercruise, I.O., dual batteries, like BOCA GRANDE [FORT MYERS HOMESj By Owner - Custom Built new, low hours. Call 283-5149 AND TWO BATH ANTIQUE AUTOS 3 BR/2 BA, 3/7/9B — tttt—21241714-H GASPARILLA ISLAND - BOCA GULF FRONT WITH PRIVATE SOUTH -3/2, pool, den, family GRANDE room. 1700+ living area. $84,900. Large Family Room. 1971 Chrysler Newport HT, 383 c.i. '88 Aquasport 22.2 Express Fish POOL AND SPA. orig. eng. and trans. Orig green 4 Looking for a peaceful AVAILABLE FOR VACATION Remodeled. $1950. down FHA or Great Room/ WAC, 200 H.P. Yamaha - Great ZERO for Veterans. 1637 Winkler Dr., some rust, running condition fishing boat, $9,000. O.B.O. 941- Island ambiance? RENTAL Cathedral Calling. needs restor., asking $2000. Discover Sea Oats of SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. Ave., off McGregor. NORTH of New Ceramic Tile/ Carpeting. BokeeliaFL 941-283-1533 540-1184 Colonial Blvd. Recorded info. 995- 5/6/86 —tttt—21241B07-B6 Boca Grande. OPTION TO USE ALL Enclosed Florida Room/ 5/1/98 —tttt—21238471-98 4783., Agent Hurricane Shutters. 23" Aquasport 1987 175 H.P. 2 bedroom suites for SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION S/1/98 —tttt—21240226-75 1972 Mustang Mach 1 Q Code. Johnson OB. VHF radio, depth & fish Rent and Sale. RESORT'S FACILITIES. Screened Heated Pool. Must gol 351C, spread bore, 4 bolt, " ' rim tabs, new canvas, Deeded Beach Access. new motor trans., power windows, Outstanding beach and CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST LEE COUNTY HOMES] trailer, lots of extras, amenities - (219) 272-0889 tilt, spoilers, fold down basket case. condition, Coast Guard Best offer over $3200. 849-5577 equipment, $7,995. 542-0233 after Boca Grande OR (941) 472-4741 5/1/98 —tttt—21241 330-74 6pm. Real Estate, (219) 271-0115 3/1/98 —tttt— 21240040-3 5/7/9B —tttt—21241B18-71 8 00-881-628 7 5/1/BB —tttt— 2119695B-3 Sanibel Lakefront TRUCKS & VANS] 5/B/BB — tttt— 21083177-7 Tired of Sanibel trafficlll Consider PERSONAL quiet, beautiful, Gasparilla Island, Duplex 2 BR/2 BA 1993 Dodge Grand Caravan LE 7 CHANGE OF PACE 1,806 total Sq. Ft. passenger, loaded, low miles, only for your next vacation. Lovely one, EQUAL HOUSING WATERCRAFT Beautiful Vacation Home 0PP0RTUKITY 2 Car Garage. $500 down cash or trade & $199 bedroom, Gulf-Front condo at Boca 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Grande Club. Pooll Tennisl Glass Enclosed Porch/ per month. Call Don Colton Roger Dinghy - Good condition. $300. Call EQUAL HOUSING Your own private tennis court & Restaurantl Weekly. (412) 941- Wrap-Around Deck, Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. 481-4471 OPPORTUNITY 5f2/BB —tttt—21238334-B1 swimming pool, 100 yards to 1456. Open House 5/1/88 —tttt—21241253-3 6/2/88 —tttt—21 203B55-3 All real estate advertised In 95 Voyager, 7 passenger. Low Gulf of Mexico. Weds & Sun. miles. 7 yr. / 70K warranty. $9,800. 1 SAILBOATS | Call for times available. ACREAGE this newspaper Is subject to Call David Dodane 941-574-9655. 216/338-8031 the Federal Fair Housing Act of Eagle Realty of 1968 which makes It Illegal to 5/1/88 —Ittt—21240832-74 Sails & Mast for 16' Hobis Cat, 216/338-5281 5 Acres, 5 miles North of Lee Civic Southwest, Florida Inc. $200. Trailer for Hobie Cat, $100. advertise any preference, '83 GMC Suburban, great work 5/28/88 -Illl- 2112BB21-3 Center, Horseshoe Road. Electric, (941) 770-6552 See at Kiwanis Thrift Store, 708 SE water. $29,950. Antique John limitation or discrimination vehide or family, seals 9, tow pkg. 47th Terr. 3/1/98 —tttt— 21241248-3 Reese hitch, looks good, runs good, POINTE SANTO DE Deere A tractor $1,000. John Deere based on race, color, religion, 1/1/81 —tttt—21841291-79 $3,000.00 obo. 283-0702 SANIBEL Killford disc harrow $750. 802-563- sex, handicap, familial status BY OWNER - Custom Built 5M/B8 —tttt—21241016-88 BOAT PARTS & Luxurious Gulf Front 2296,941-776-3314. or national origin, or an 2 BRtt BA with full basement, "t994 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT, Penthouse Condo For Rent. 5/1/98 —tttt—21240889-73 Intention to make such Large living room with Metallic green, 5.2 magnum SUPPLIES 2 BR/2 BA preference, limitation or Cathedral Ceiling, engine, loaded, 80k miles, new Screened lanal with spiral LOTS FOR SALE discrimination. This publication Screened porch with transmission, $10,900.540-1414. staircase to private will not knowingly accept any 5/9/98 —Slit—21241513-75 TROLLING MOTORS Hurricane shutters. Hot tub. rooftop sundeck. SANCTUARY - BEST BUY advertising for real estate OPEN HOUSE - Sunday Sales - Service - Installation. Outstanding Lot - Panoramic \/cui/>| ce ~~t NBW, used, factory rebullts & Gorgeous sunrises and which Is in violation of the law. 12-4 PM. • VCnlULCO | trade-Ins. Molorgulde Warranty sunsets. View of Lake looking Down Our readers are hereby 9210 Dlmmlck Drive Service Center. Smith Marine Beautifully decorated Par 5 014 Fairway. Informed that all dwellings off San-Cap. 1989 Bounder, 33 ft. Washer Dryer Enterprises, Inc. 2420-1 This Is an oversized Lot - model. Only 12K miles. You wont be and fully equipped. advertised In this newspaper 3/5/91 —tttt— 21241737-3 Concorde Drive, Ft. Myers, Ideal for privacy. disappointed. $27,000. 694-2664. 939-5776 Substantial savings. are available on an equal TOM -ttt $-21238847-74 insist —tttt—21164738-73 Call Owner: 610-664-2371 Exceptional value at $225,000. opportunity btSJs. 1/29/91 — tttt— 21181390-3 Net to Seller. 3/22/2012 — tttt— 2072220-89 1986 5th Wheel Citation Mobile c W C GENERAL REAL Home; 29 with awning & screen ' iTh For details call Gov't Foreclosed homes from room - $6900. O.B.O.; Excellent CAPTIVA GULF FRONT (937) 429-1050 Mon-Fri pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, ESTATE condition 1990 Honda Accord LX LUXURY HOME 8 AM-5 PM Rapo's, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free with spoiler, loaded, 54,000 mi. GRANDE ISLAND ***£ BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH 6/2/96 —tttt— 21225223-3 (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-4363 for "Reduced" $6,250. 274-7837, 936- GOLDEN BOAT LIFTS - New & current listings. REAL ESTATE Reconditioned. 10 Year Warranty. AT YOUR DOORSTEP. 1944 BY OWNER 5/28/88 —tttt—21172061-74 CONDO - SANIBEL - Sundial 3/2/81 —tttt-21241566-86 (941) 694-3714 Long Driveway Into Lush 1.3 Acres/Prime South Fort GOVT FORECLOSED homes from Super Income Producer - 3/13/68 —tttt—21240863-8 Tropical Estate grounds. Myers Location. Upscale area. pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, 1st Floor -1 BR - Starters, Alternators, Generators Exclusive, Near water. Cleared. Rapo's, REO's. Your Area. Toll Free Walkout Directly to Beach - MOTORCYCLE & for Cars, Trucks, Boats. Rebuilt - Tastefully Decorated, (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-5943 for Remanufactured - Repaired> or Partially Landscaped. Fantastic Amenities • MOPEDS 314 Bedrooms or Den. City Water. Paved Road. current listings. , New. A!l makes & models. 542- 3/29/9B — tttt—21230054-5 Rare Find - $350,000. 0008. Sleeps Eight. Ready to build. Honda 1987, 200 SX, 4 Wheeler, 5/22/88 —till—21241037-74 3-1/2 Baths. Owner purchasing existing • • • US Home Subdivisionlllllll • • • like new. Has been in storage CONDO - Ft. Myers - Caloosa Large Heated Pool and Spa. house. Brand new CBS 3 & 4 bedroom $2,150. 941-267-6097 days. homes with lot from $69,906. to Bayview • 2 BR/2-1/2 BA Nominated for Architectural Must selll $78,000. O.B.O. 3/1/9B —mi—21241275-73 VACATION $98,200. at The Reserve At Townhouse - Awards. Make offer. Buckingham. Easy finance and low Excellent condition - New PROPERTY & 'Terraces and pool pavilion. POWER BOATS! (941) 267-7061 down payment. Call 694-5510 Carpet, Tile, Paint, Kitchen RENTALS All amenities. 1/1/88 -till— 21237508-98 5/B/98 —tttt—21238347-74 Upgrades - Private Courtyard $4,400./week High Season Cape Coral 4 lot, canal, corner, Plus Screened Porch - Let Fischer Marine $2,800./week Low Season seawall & dock, city water a $72,900 SELL YOUR BOAT BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND Days: 201-569-2111 . sewer, lot 1352 off Hancock, SANIBEL/CAPTIVA • No Commission Gingerbread House Weekends: 914-687-0360 $35,900. Seller to pay HOMES HOME - Cypress Lake Estates • Agressive Marketing A new private home with 1/2/96 — tttt— 21161391-3 assessments. 454-4760 5(1/88 —tttt—21241077-79 - 3 BR/2 BA Plus Family Room •Covered Secure Lot Victorian Key West charm. BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA A Screened Porch - Large CALL TODAY A two minute stroll from Loggerhead Cay - Beachfront 941-694-4626 GULF SIDE 3 BR/2 BA Corner Fenced Lot - a beautiful private beach 2nd Floor Unit-2 BR/2 BA with WATERFRONT 5)8/88 —tttt—21151741-74 Walking Distance to Plenty of Room for Pool - on the Quit Sunrise and Sunset views. Restaurants/Shops. $114,000. Great running heavy duty boat - Near historic PROPERTY 1979 24 ft fiberglass Hardtop IMP, $750/we»k, (Sept., Oct.) Bicycles, beach chairs, 350 GM I/O Merc. Includes new Chapel-By-The-Sea, and $875/week, OH Season, Adorable Caloosahatchee home Weekly rentals. JOYCE TURNEY ('93) motor, electronic equipment & South Seas Plantation Resort. (May tU Sept.) with second floor apartment and REALTOR deck. Hardwood floors, trees; Call Glna accessories. Call for appointment. Two bedrooms, two full baths; Call for Seasonal Rates. 800-678-1103 or 472-5322 (Ext. 224) $4,495. Must sell. 542-2406. peaceful surroundings. Enjoy fully equipped kitchen; 5% Discount for 3 Weeks 888-395-9495 evenings. 5/1/88 —tttt— 21241438-3 8/2/98 —tttt-21238171-75 boating and fishing. Sweeping view washer/dryer; or More. of river. A good Investment. 3/3/98 — tttt— 21229633-3 screened veranda. (732) 223-6748 $139,900. Call 482-2325 FORA BOSTON WHALER Furnished with Shaker 3/3/88 —tttt— 21228533-3 5/2/88 — tttt—2H4060B-BO GRABBER #1012 15 Ft. SUPER SPOUT 95 antiques. Caloosahatchee - Southside 70 HP EVINRUDE, TRAILER Photos S references available. SUNSET CAPTIVA - Beautifully riverfront - property - acreage - all or CALL YOUR CLASSIFIED DEPTH SOUNDER, COMPASS December 15th thru April 30th Equipped Home in Private Beach part - quiet & private, Ft. Denaud, SALESPERSON TODAYI Community. 2 BR/2 BA Lot, 6/27/2014 —tttt—21187781-99 BIMINI COVER, $1,400. per week. Hervdry County - Hwy. 78A. 941- Screened Porch, Deck. Sleeps 6 657-2563 Louis or Preston. BUILT-IN TANK, May - 4725/week. comfortably. W/D. Pool - Tennis - SEAT CUSHIONS, June through September Dock - B.B.Q. Weekly/ Mnthly. CALL 5/6/98 —tttt—21241770-10 FREEH! EXCELLENT CONDITION, $S50/week. OWNER; (914) 632-0344 $8,S0O. O.B.O. October - $725/week. 5/5/98 —tttt—21238867-3 FOR SALE BY ECIRP DECUDER 000,01(111 Call Or Write 945*764 731-6000 November to December 14th FMB South end canal home. Annual PRICE REDUCED $10,000111 Today for FREE 3/2/98 -m»— 21240448-89 $695/wk. rental. Conveniently dock your boat OWNER Either way you look at It, this Info, on What on wide canal. 3 BRA 2 BA, dining 17 ft center console, bimini top, 115 No Pets. four bedroom, two bath home You Need to room, living room, lanai with heat & North Ft. Myers - Small two Yamaha, excellent condition, trailer, Rate applies to 4 people. on Sanibel Is a real buy. air in quiet neighborhood avail. May. bedroom, one bath, new paint, Know When boat cover. Must see. Ready to ride Write: Henry Romersa Call 463-5836 carpet, detached garage, excellent Large, tropically Buying or Selling $8,000 obo. Day 466-9666 or night (Captlva) 3/1/9B — »tt—21241336-3 starter or rental home. Previous Landscaped yard, On Sanibel & 693-0845 4911 Tanglewood Drive rental $450. Low expenses 50X100 cul de sac, two story design Captlva 3/1/81 -tttt-21241081-73 Vacation cabin for rent. On Nottely Nashville, TN 37216 prop. Anxious to sell. 941-945-2804 with vaulted ceilings and My 23 Years In '85-25 Ft Century Mirada. With *97 River, Murphy, North Carolina. 5/6/flB —tttt—21241717-74 615-282-9859 Fishing from me deck. Completely so much more. Real Estate on The Islands motor & drive only 90 hrs. 3-1/2 yr. 1)28/88 —mt— 160421-3 warranty, mint condition, A/C, shore furnished, $400/week. Call 704-837- Now asking $179,555. Can Help Make Your power, shower & head, sleeps four - 3007 CAPE CORAL Hook up with Buying Or Selling Experience Must soil, bought new boat. 910- South Seae Plantation • 3/27/88 —tttt—21241179-71 Charles Sobczak, Realtor, a Pleasant One. 1124. 3 BW3 BA Loft, porch, Sunset Captiva house - 2 BD/2 BA & HOMES Priacllla Murphy Realty at 3/2/88 —tttt—21241387-73 beautifully furnished, loft. Nicely furnished. Gulf Beach Affordable convenient location, well' (941) 472-1511 Write To: Marsha Clifford 1990 Bayliner Trophy 2V, cuddy TV, VCR, W/D. Pool, tennis. with Bay access, tennis courts, pool. maintained 2 BR, 2 BA, eat-in 5/5/91 —tttt— 2t 240030-1 P.O. Box 57 cabin, 130 h.p. Mercrulser I/O. low One and two bedroom Villas Weekly rentals. Call (314) 872-9990 kitchen, extra large lot, Sanibel, FL 33957 low hours on lift, $6,995. 945-4380 also available. 3/28/88 —tUt—21226288-3 assessments paid. Owner financing By Owner - Deep water canal or after 630 p.m. FREE GOLF AND SANIBEL ISLAND 549-3818. Leave message all day & piling home In private Water a/4/98 -»H- 21241600-73 Call Marsha at ALL AMENITIES West Gulf Drive Condo weekends possible. Lease/option. Shadows on Venus Drive. 3 1-800-233-8829 1996 Yamaha Outboard, Pro V- Call between, with 2 BR/2 BA. Gulf View. 5/3/9B —tttt—21240389-73 BR/2 BA, dock w/llft. By 150, excellent condition, less than Available After 4/18/98. (941) 472-1511 200 hrs. Asking $6750. or best offer. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Contact Owner BUY IT - SELL IT • FIND IT IN THE appointment only (941) 482- or Please contact Greg at 267-4647. 1-800-227-1783 (770)751-1999 CLASSIFIEDS 1228 (941) 472-2902 5/6/98 — tilt—21241752-16 5/29/M —tttt- 21167114-3 a/5/91 —tttt—21227471-3 10/6/2015 -lttt-3H 34884-99 1/26/98 —tttt— 21241816-3 4/24/98 —tut— 21240860-3 Classified

CONDOS FOR SALE Luxury - Sanlbel Cottages. No Commissions on Rentals From Florida Internal or Timeshare APARTMENTS & Week 9. HOMES FOR RENT I GUTTERS Desirable West Gulf Drive Owners: Web Site: View, pool, spa, tennis, Condo, www.casaybel.com Fax (941) 561- DUPLEXES FOR RENT 2 BR/2 BA. ANNUAL RENTALS Seamless gutters by Small 8 Unit Complex 6973, Phone (941) 561-6972. Free Listings Accepted to Dec. 31,1998 I bedroom, 2 bedroom/1 bath, 2 ABC Seamless. Beachfront, top floor Spacious floor plan. bedroom/2 bath, 3 bedrooms & Owner wants to net 40K. 5/5/9B — tilt—21241815-3 SANIBEL Call for free estimate. 2BRI2 BA. efficiencies. Extremely quiet, good 2 AND 3 BR/2 BA HOMES Maintenance free. Large screened porch, 612-559-5053 neighborhood, close to shopping & 6/2/98 _H||_ 21228558-: MOBILE HOMES FOR schools. Water included. Starting at AVAILABLE FOR 6 MONTHS. Lifetime warrantry. Classed in. $375. 8-5. M-F, 275-4587. FURNISHED OR 14 exciting colors. Totally remodelled. SALE 5/23/9B -Illl- 21148059-75 UNFURNISHED. Call today. Beautifully furnished, King size furnished efficiency, ABC Seamless Mirrored wall, RV with Popout private entrance, private bath, T.V., CALL MARIE WELLS 540-9732 Deluxe - Berber, Sanlbal Beach Club I Large shaded Lot._ _ telephone, VCR, cable, refrigerator, PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY 1-800-329-8613 Direct access to huge (Nerlta) Deck with awning, A/6, microwave, near Midpoint Bridge, 472-4113 covering 4 counties Sundack. Weeks 10, 11 Picture perfect. immediate'occupancy, pool, lanai 3/1/98 —lilt— 21225227-3 S.W. Florida Excellent rentals. Apt 7A Reduced $20,000. $450 per month. 941-418-6479 Lie. HAG0000QB 5/2/98 —till—21240578-86 SANIBEL HOME FOR Call Lisa Cpchrane CALL Call 941-454-2581 -Mil- 21225502-75 SEASONAL RENTAL (941) 472-1190 HERB SIMON, 5/5/98 -lit!- 21241748-3 Annual - For Rent. 5/29/98 —ttll— 21223279-3 BROKER/REALTOR 2 BR/2 BA, Florida room w/ 1 BR/1 BA on Sanibel SIDING Dunes Home, Fully furnished Office 542-1101 roofover, awning, two sheds, new Town Home - 2 BR/2-1/2 BA $600/mo. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath 1-800-741-1101 central air, partially furnished, Seamless Steel siding with Approx. 1,200 sq. ft. Windmill Village, 214 Tiel St., No. Ft. For details call •Family room, New furniture Residence 574-5697 no splices. Maintenance Pool, screened- lanai, Myers, near_Shejl Factory. Call 997- Grand Island Real Estate with Swimming Pool 1-800-933-14S8 free, comes In 14 different New AIC, W/D. Unfurnished. 0913 for appointment, $9,900. 472-5322 RE/MAX Realty Team 5/6/98 — Sltl—21241755-B6 3/6/9S —Hit— 21240870-3 colors & has a lifetime, Excellen t con dltlon. CALL 888-488-1725 AND non-prorated transferable Near Sanlbel, Beaches & COMMERCIAL WANTED TO RENT] PUNCH IN YOUR AREA warranty A hall Shopping. CODE AND NUMBER OR warranty. Call today. Quiet neighborhood. FAX INFO TO 5/2Z/9B —|||t— 21231755-81 PROPERTY/SALE Looking for Annual Rental of Condo ABC Seamless $75,000. Assumable mtg. or Home on Sanibel. Mature single 216-514-0333 540-9732 (941) 472-3171 days, Cape - 24 unit Apartment/Motel tenant with excellent credentials. 6/2/98 —tttt— 81235997-3 Complex on water with pool. Call (941) 472-4845. Please leave 1-800-329-8613 (941) 395-1771 evenings. covering 4 counties 5/13/96 —tt||— 21230363-3 $1,275,000. Possible financing with message. Furnished 3 BR/2 BA substantial down payment. No 5/5/98 —tilt—21241736-3 East End of Island on Canal. S.W. Florida The Rivers I Spectacular view. • ••• • • Brokers. 941-542-8499. $1,250. Monthly - Uc. * AG000006 Asking price $149,900 details 542- Mary Brasfield formerly of 5/8/98 —lilt—21198732-84 DAILY /WEEKLY Annual Lease. 5/8/98 — tttt— 212I5i»3-7» 9407 Tortuga Beach Club, Call 813-837-3632 or 5/1/98 —tltt—21240989-86 Hurricane House and RENTAL COMMERCIAL 813-839-5842 SPRINKLER 55 Plus Duplex - Whiskey Creek to South Seas Plantation 5/15/98 —iSSS— 21237105-3 Tredegar, East to 5585 Hamlet proudly Invites you PROPERTY/RENT HISTORIC 2 BR COTTAGE SYSTEMS & Lane. 1525 s.f. under air plus garage. Completely renovated - to view the Office space, any size, great for On Matlacha Aquatic Preserve - Southwinds Drive, IRRIGATION new carpet, appliances, formica, 6 CHARTER CLUB accountants, doctors, lawyers. Panoramic views, fishing, 2 BR/2 BA Beach House, fans and more. Priced to sell. ON NAPLES BAY a Professional building, very busy boating beside Casa Ybel Resort. 5/9/09 —ttll—21241337-75 five star RCI and II vacation Hancock Bridge Pkwy location. 275- Fully renovated, ale, sleeps 4 All amenities. SPRINKLER ownership resort viewing 4587 By Owner - 2 BR/2 Bth., furnished 5/23/98 —tilt—211B1687-75 Beautifully furnished. INSTALLATION AND REPAIR waterfront condo, boat dock, Naples Bay. From $69lday Available May 1st. FREE ESTIMATES heated pool, vaulted ceilings, formal Cape - 6,000 sq. ft. WEEKEND PACKAGES TOO! (941) 395-2475 DUAL WATER HOOKUP Restaurant/Lounge. 542-8499. dining room, 2 entrances, outdoor The CHARTER CLUB RESORT 5/4/98 —Utt— 21238904-3 EVERYTHING 5)8/98 —tttl—21231116-84 grilles. Going North - Reduced for Is Just a short walk to 3rd MATLACHA ISLAND SPRINKLER RELATED Quick Sale, $69,900.549-2732 Street South and Fifth Avenue COTTAGES 945-038B i/7/98 —tttt—21241787-86 OFFICE SPACE j South for dining and shopping. 941-283-0715 3 BR/2 BA on Sanlbel River PERFECTION PLUMBING email: [email protected] Near Beach. LIC-INSURED DUPLEXES FOR SALE I Winter Season Weeks starting RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE 5/28/98 —Hit— 31241806-4 5/8/98 —tUt— 21239605-86 ON PERIWINKLE Canoe « Bikes Included. WID. at $10,000. for a Lanai Overlooking River. 4-plex. 1120 N.E. 9th St. $750. PER MONTH 1,240 square foot CONDOS FOR RENT • Sun Porch. 3 ® ^ # Rental income 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath condo JOHN GEE 4 CO. $1,700 perl mo. 472-4900 King's Crown - Gulf condo, 2 BR/2 $1,750 month/Annual THESE ARE on Naples Bay that BA, screened lanai, heated pool, - $2,400. Six Months (or Fully rented. 5/29/98 —Illl — 21225218-3 sleeps 6 people. tennis. 2 week minimum. 781-656- Purchase $179,000.) ATTENTION GETTERS Well/ septic, 2 br/1 ba. 7460. THEY WILL HELP YOU RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE (941) 948-9532 or Approx. 900 sq.ft. per unit. E.A. Rlzzo lie RJE Broker. 5/29/98 -IHI- 2086835-3 IF YOU USE THEM TO FOR RENT Pager (941) 335-5186 Drive by property POINTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA Condo, 3/8/98 -Illl- 21239914-3 DRAW ATTENTION TO YOUR before calling. 1-800-494-5559 completely furnished, Gulf view. CLASSIFIED AD. TOWN CENTER Only serious Inquires. or Rates contact owner, 812-342-8181 ANNUAL RENTALS WE HA VE MANY MORE TO No owner financing. 5/39/88 — WS—21HB439-3 CHOOSE FROM. $117,500 PRIME LOCATION FOR 941-261-5559 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION PROPERTY OWNERS! 549-4197 5/1/8B — IBI- 21331B03-3 RETAIL/OFFICE AT INTERSECTION OF Lands End Village, INVESTORS - o o * <• $ * 5/8/98 — Ittt— 81235278-79 WE HAVE ANNUAL RENTAL Freeport Resort i Club TARPON BAY ROAD 3 BR/3 BA 8/24/2007 —tilt— 146035-99 Fantastic view of PROSPECTS Grand Bahama Island. AND FOR YOUR SANIBEL OR Week 16 Unit 622. Studio. PALM RIDGE ROAD. Gulf and Redfish Pass, CAPTIVA HOMES AND INTERVAL FOR SALE) Reasonable price. APPROX. 963SF. Weekly or Monthly Rates. Save Direct. Owner, Days CONDOS, Support Call for more Information. LARGE OR SMALL (407) 865-6534 CALL MARIE WELLS (800) 678-1103 Eves. (941) 267-9259 and CALL US FOR FAST ACTION Ask for Anne PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY AND FULL SERVICE 5/8/98 — tttt— 21231805-3 (941) 472-4113 Ask for Glna. 5/5/98 —»U- 21235975-3 MANAGEMENT FOR YOUR ¥©ur Call ma to purchase OR PROPERTY. or sell vacation time share (800) 237-6002 ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/2 BA DEN. RENT THROUGH OWNER weeks on 5/5/98 —»S»t— 21241820-3 CALL MARIE WELLS Sanlbel and Captlva Florida. AND SAVE. 2 WEEKS MINIMUM. PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY CALL Sanlbel Beach Club II PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CALL 609- RENTAL SHARING! 985-0322 OR 609-492-7389 (941) 472-4113 On-islond HERB SIMON, Weeks 3, 4, 5 & 6 5/29/98 —»»-21237125-3 OR BROKER/REALTOR Apt 5A Summer Sublet - Master Bedroom CALL Suite in Large Home on Sanibel Condo located on south end of (800) 237-6002 Office 542-1101 River. Professional, Non-smoker, HERB SIMON, FMB, A-1 view of Gulf, nicely 5/1/98 — tt«— 21240853-3 1-800-741-1101 No Pets, references available. May furnished & decorated, ibr/1ba, Merchants _ Residence 574-5697 BROKER/REALTOR 15-Sept. 15. Call 472-6197 May 20-Oct. 20 $550. month, heated swimming pool, tennis, near includes water, sewerage, garbage -• 1-800-933-1458 Office 542-1101 5/1/9B —lltt—21339040-99 golf course & shopping plaza. 1-800-741-1101 collection. Lovely furnished home, RE/MAX Realty Team Close to Sanibel. 3 BR/3 BA Condo. $535/mo plus utilities. 463-3767. bordering refuge. Walk to Bowman's Residence 574-5697 Pool, Hot Tub. $550/ mo. Reference 5/1/98 —t$tt—21239963-77 Beach. 2 BR/2 BA. Screened porch. 1-800-933-1458 required. 437-9417 evenings. Great contractor's office in North Call (941) 472-0673, please leave RE/MAX Realty Team Please leave message. Boat Slip Cape Industrial park. Reception message. 5/22/98 — tttt— 21182960-81 Available. area, secretarial area, and five 5/3/98 —tm—21241748-3 5/1/9B —tilt—21240871-3 private Offices. 1.350 sq.ft. total. 60' wide by 360" deep yard. Call Bruce LOOKING FOR ROOMMATE WANTED 543-5142 21232731-B1 A GOOD USED CAR? to share 2 Bedroom Condo 5/5/98 — SStt-21241018-77 AN ALMOST NEW STEREO? By Owner - Sanibel Cottages - on Fort Myers Beach ' River Front, Ft. Myers, panoramic HOW ABOUT AN AUCTION? Tortuga Beach Club Week 15 Unit 103, Overlooking $400. per month all Inclusive I view, pool, tennis, security, garaged OR A RARE TRADING CARD? Gulf. Pool, Spa, Tennis. Call (414) on Sanlbel - Apartment 139, Non-smoker. parking, furnished or unfurnished. LOOK NO FURTHER weeks 9 HO. 782-1660 Great location, charming ground CLASSIFIED ADS 5/28/98 —Ittt—21237996-3 Female preferred. $19,500 each. Call Michelle at 463-4421 floor unit. A must seel $900. a WORK FOR YOU1II CALL month. Jane Story 549-0004 4/19/3016 —tilt—21182961-99 Available Now - South End evenings or Sherry Sornma 542- HERB SIMON, 5/1/99 —Utt— 21241181-99 BROKER/REALTOR | INTERVAL FOR RENT! 3411 evenings or daily Keim Assoc. Cape, waterfront pool home. 542-4102 Office 542-1101 MOBILE HOMES FOR Furnished, all utilities paid. Phone 5/2/98 —mt—21241598-81 1-800-741-1101 Week 21 Cottages of Included, $350. mo., or $450. (2) South Seas Plantation. RENT Residence 574-5697 people. Laundry privilege. Great WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING, 1-800-933-1458 End Unit on Golf Course. area in South West Cape. 540-9811 ' * Mobile homes for rent." Weekly SELLING OR SEARCHING, RE/MAX Realty Team Sleeps 8 I Loft 8/6/98 -IStt—212416B2-74 rent. Children welcome. Includes EVERYTHING YOU NEED 2 Full Baths with Whirlpool. water, garbage, pest control, lawn IS RIGHT AT YOUR Laundry in Unit. care. Quiet, safe. 7760 Bogart FINGERTIPS. Call evening (973) 838-9324 North Fort Myers. 543-5828. 4/19/2016 — Ittt— 21182959-99 5/1/98 —tttt—51212083-73 5/22/98 — tttt— 21225200-81 5/1/90 — ttlt— 21240950-3 22A • Friday. May 1, 1998 ° ISLANDER Service & Professional Directory Serving the Residents of Sanibel and Captiva ( Piano Music Delivery ) C Pools ) C Builders ) All Events Receptions Gully Pool Conventions Promotions Service & Supply Accompaniments COURIER • GROCERIES • ERRANDS CONSTRUCTION CO. Jazzy Standards Sanibel & Captiva's Serving Sanibel for 40 years Michael J.Valiquette Mary Ann Van "We Rode The Ferry" GENERAL CONTRACTOR Classical Poelvoorde Only Local - Pianist Delivery Service HOME BUILDING & REMODELING (941)437-4891 • Weekly/Biweekly Pool Service A full service contractor dedicated to Business 941-472-4752 • Pool & Spa Equipment Repairs exceptional quality at a reasonable Toll Free 800-472-4751 • We Will Maintain Your Pool While price. F3xcimile 941-472-4294 You're Away ADDITIONS • KITCHENS • BATHS We Deliver Pool Chemicals To FREE ESTIMATE Gene Routh Condos & Motels Island Resident Lie. #CGC056909 .Hurricane Protection Consultant RO.Box 1044, Phone:(941)472-0200 Cciptiva Island, 334-8501 FL 33924-J 044 Licensed & Insured Cert#RP0019245 Fax:(941)395-1587

C Fitness ; Call 472-2125 fionnie Cfancq, OTR We're Here, When You Need Us Personal fitness Trainer COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS A. C.r*if!.J You Expect More From A Leader weight loss • strengthening shape up • sports conditioning special programs for handicapped (941) 395-1097 or 418-5413 J c Tile Need sun or rain protection ? Awnings add distinction to your home or business. Custom built to ( Builders your specifications and colors. CUSTOM HOME BUILDING AtfD REMODELING SPECIALISTS Accent Awning • Custom Woodworking Tile • Committed to Excellence Co. • Phone: 472-5444 Lie. # CCC013441 Free Estimates 466-9828 Mark CA#000014 VtcQuade Serving Your Installation Needs . GENERAL TONTHACTOR 941-472-2853 THE ISLANDS' LONGEST Lie "800816 ESTABLISHED ALLREAL CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS ESTATE ( L@€teinitli ) IN THE ISLANDER ISLAND LOCKSMITH NEWSPAPER AND SECURITY SERVICES IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FASH 472-2394 HOUSING ACT ARTS LICENSED • INSURED • BONDED 24 Hour Emergency Services *> C c Financial Landscaping Call us when refinancing... • • Fill** EXECUTIVE TITLE •• Rock ®* »» Shell«® service 941-472-8228 and Small or Large Qualities 1456 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Gilda Suarez Professional Grading Tractor, Backhoe & Directory Front End Loader Service Serving the Island for 17 Years Serving the HEY took! 439jSR^ 472.4439 Residents of BEEN Caii: s o D n\ c o m E Sanibel and LANDSCAPING Captiva /fCANIBELPRM U&GRAPHICS Commercia^£5l KPrinting & Fun Illlustrations...

Mother's Day, from 12A Ding Darling, from 15A Now, nearly five years later, this healthy male manatee weighs in at 1,000 pounds and mea- lobbying efforts and legal activities for the sures 8 feet, 10 inches. Since he was bottle- protection of manatee habitat. fed and has been in captivity for most of his The endangered West Indian manatees formative years, the Florida Department of are gentle, slow-moving mammals found in ' Environmental Protection does not consider shallow, meandering rivers, estuaries and him a high-priority candidate for release back saltwater bays and coastal areas of the south- into the wild. eastern United States. Generally about 10- Birthday cards will be judged prima- 12 feet long and weighing.in at about 1,500- rily on originality. The deadline for entries is 1,800 pounds, these aquatic animals have Monday, July 13 at 5 p.m. All entries must been known to exceed lengths of 13 feet and include name, address, telephone number, weigh over 3,500 pounds. They are herbi- age and 1997'98 school grade: Entries may vores, feeding on a large variety of sub- be mailed or delivered to the South Florida merged, emergent and floating plants. Con- Museum, Bishop Planetarium & Parker centrated primarily in Florida in the winter, Manatee Aquarium at 201 10th Street, W., they are more widely dispersed during the Bradenton, Florida 34205. Late entries and summer months. those without proper identification will not Because they are slow-moving and be judged. For more information call (941) -need to surface to breathe, manatees are vul- 746-4131. And don't forget to wish Newton nerable to boat hits. Fish hooks, mono-fila- happy birthday, too. ment line, and other litter get mixed in with Winners will be announced at Snooty's the plants manatees eat and cause internal Birthday Bash on Saturday, July 18. The damage or death. Entanglement in crab trap event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and in- (L to K)Gene Steele, fund-raising chair, Rene lines, vandalism and harassment are also cludes entertaining and educational activi- Affourtit, manager of West Wind, and Pete problems, although loss of habitat is the ties for the entire family. Ingham, president of the "Ding" Darling Society. greatest threat facing manatees today. The Parker Manatee Aquarium opened Ede Stokes Birthday party at in November of 1993. Designed to exceed federal standards, the Aquarium provides a Stokes was named by U.S. Fish & as assistant treasurer on the Society's board Parker Manatee medication pool and both above- and be- Wildlife Service Southeastern Regional Di- and chairs the furnishings committee for Aquarium low-water viewing. The pool holds approxi- rector Sam Hamilton as recipient of a 1998 the new education center. Children from preschool through sixth mately 60,000 gallons of water and includes Regional Director's Honor Award. She A consistent supporter of conserva- grade are eligible to enter Snooty's 50th both deep (9 feet) and shallow (4 feet) water joined the refuge staff in 1970 in the days tion measures on Sanibel, West Wind Inn Birthday Card Contest. Snooty is the South to provide continuity for manatee eating hab- when the refuge was headquartered at the has made a second major donation to the Florida Museum/Parker Manatee its. It was built with enough room for up to Sanibel lighthouse and has been a valued fund for the new Education Center at the Aquarium's resident manatee and Manatee three manatee residents. Continued growth member of the staff ever since. As the back- refuge. The involvement of local busi- County's official mascot. He was born July in the Aquarium's Educational program and bone of administrative services she serves nesses is an essential part of the local sup- 21,1948 at the old Miami Aquarium — the the desire to eventually participate in the as the refuge's warrant, personnel, financial, port that an effortsuch as the Education first birth of a manatee in captivity ever re- . state's manatee rehabilitation/protection ef- budget and collection officer, as well as Center needs to succeed. corded — and came to Manatee County as forts were behind the extensive project. cashier and historian — all in addition to In addition, the Dayton-Hudson part of the 1949 DeSoto Celebration. Since The entire museum complex will start being the mother of five children. Stores have also recently made a large un- then he has greeted more than one million closing Mondays for the months of May and As several members of the staff put restricted contribution to the fund. These visitors,^ become a part oiJh^regulaT cur- June on Monday, May 4, and will be open it, they are pleased for Ede, "but we're also monies may be used to create one of the riculum for grades one through three in Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 pretty lucky she's here, not someplace else!" Center's exhibit areas, all of which will be Manatee County and, with the help of the p.m. and Sundays from noon to 5. The tri- Kloosterman, former president of the directed toward educating the visitor about aquarium staff, currently "corresponds" with plex, in downtown Bradenton, features ex- "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society, was named the importance of habitat conservation. students from around the country. He has also hibits on cultural and natural history as well Volunteer of the Year by Hamilton, She was Their participation in this project is fur- participated in hearing experiments with as a state-of-the-art planetarium and the awarded a 1998 Director's Honor Award for ther indication of the broad-based support Mote Marine Laboratory staff. Parker Manatee Aquarium. Admission is "the leadership and commitment she has for educational efforts of this nature. Newton, the Aquarium's newest resi- $7.50 for adults, $6 for seniors 60 and over, shown in her volunteer service at the ref- To learn more about this important dent, was rescued and brought to the Miami and $3.50 for children aged 5-12. uge. Since 1987, when she became a volun- program, call 472-1840 or write the New Seaquarium on July 8,1993, and arrived in Preschoolers are free when accompanied by teer, she has contributed over 5,000 hours Education Center, 1 Wildlife Drive, Sani- Bradenton on Feb. 4 of this year. When a paying adult. to refuge activities. She continues to serve bel 33957. found, he was a frail, malnourished and de- hydrated infant weighing only 72 pounds. Barbara Amon Chapin

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By FRANK WAGNER Islander staff writer VISIT OUR PATIO LOUNGE J.T. Smith, artist in residence at Sanibel's Old If it Swims in LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Schoolhouse Theater, is revving up for the summer featuring season's presentations of three productions. The first Florida waters, • Loose Change production will be Play On, a side-splitting comedy Sun.-Thun. by Rick Abbot. It opens at 8 p.m. on Friday, May 8. we probably 8:30-12:30 This will be the first community theater presentation 1 Tropical Breeze since the Old Schoolhouse Foundation purchased the feature it theater and property. Reggae Fri.-Sac. The script seems a perfect choice as it is a mad- Serving Fresh Native Seafood, 9-12:30 cap comedy that tells the story of a community theater Shrimp, Beef & Pasta Dishes • Dooley's Dixie Five group which is desperately trying to put on a play. Can't ii Dixieland Jazz Band you just imagine the chaos? The situation is rife with Dress is Casual Mon7-ll all kinds of maddening interferences such as the haughty authoress who keeps revising the script daily J.T. Smith WINNER OF 35 TASTE OF Happy Hour Daily 4-7 pm right up to the dress rehearsal. The first act of this mad THE ISLANDS' AWARDS romp is the rehearsal of the author's dreadful show, Since 1988 — Including • $1 Drafts - 1/2 Price Well Drinks and the second act is a mind-blowing combination of "BEST RESTAURANT • Reduced Prices on most the near-disastrous dress rehearsal and the actual per- FOR SEAFOOD" formance. In this act, anything that could possibly go and "BEST OVERALL • Call & Premium Drinks wrong, does. • FREE Happy Hour Food Play On is directed by J.T. and features a cast of RESTAURANT'. many island favorites. There is Betty Madonna, that WEDNESDAY-Over the Hump stalwart actress of many moods and characterizations, * SUNSET SPECIALS who takes to any comedic situation like a duck to wa- Day on the patio lounge - ter. Clement Valentine, the Old Schoolhouse Theater's 5-6 PM FROM $8.95 Extended Happy Hour 4 - 9 pm king of the fast cross-over, black-out and comic song rendition, will be featured in all of this madness. And • "GARDEN DINING" or there's Dave Yudowitz, Jene Evans, Unota Lucero, Rob just a cocktail on Sanibel's Shineyoung, Carolyn Smith, Theresa Shea and Tom only outdoor screened-in patio Corcoran. Joanna Theiss, a Sanibel resident who is Betty Madonna currently attending Cypress Center of the Performing with RAW BAR Arts, rounds out this very special and talented company. Make plans now to attend this evening of madness directed by J.T. and played DINNER DAILY 5:00-10:00 PM with comic gusto by a large and enthusiastic cast. Reservations accepted but not required RememberrP/a}' On opens at 8 p. m. Friday, May 8, and plays Thursdays, Fridays 1223 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel and Saturdays with a 3 p.m. matinee on Sundays until May 30. Tickets are $12 and may (next to the Mobil Station) be purchased by calling 472-6862. Or you can stop by the box office at 1905 Periwinkle Way. Visa and Mastercard are accepted. And, just so you can plan ahead — America's longest running musical, The Fantasticks by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones, will open at The Old Schoolhouse THE Theater on June 4 and play through June 28. One of J.T.'s fabulous original summer- SEAFOOD time revues, Ain't We Got Fun!, will song and dance its way onto the boards on July 2 and run through Aug 30. Night Life A musical comedy about Jacaranda Patio Loonge gangsters, marriage proposals, Beaches Bar & Grill car chases and double lives. At Sundial Beach Resort—1451 1223 Periwinkle Way 472-1771 Middle Gulf Drive 472-4151 • Playing Sunday & Tuesday-Thurs- The movie version starred • Playing Tuesday through Saturday day—Loose Change, a top 40s duo. Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis from 7-11 p.m.—Richie Bartolo and • Fridays & Saturdays—Tropical and Jack Lemmon. his island-style music. Breeze, a popular local reggae group. It's one hot show! BeSIini's ©f Captiva Legends Bar & Gri9l On Andy Rosse Lane 472-6866 At Tarwinkles—Corner of Periwinkle Live music nightly from 8 p.m. to mid- & Tarpon Bay 472-1366 night. • Friday & Saturday nights—Karaoke • Friday thru Sunday—Contemporary with Mellie at 9 p.m. jazz by Mitch Mitchen. Loco's island Grill • Mondays & Tuesdays—Jazz by Hank and Cantina . Coming June 4 - July 4 Scholz. San-Cap Road at Rabbit Road 395-0245 • Wednesdays & Thursdays—Blues & • Now open 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. 7 days a One of Neil Simon's best! jazz by Bonnie Craig. week. Chadwick's • Family Fun Nites—Monday & Tues- The funny and poignant At South Seas Plantation on the north day from 5-7 p.m. story of two brothers sent endofCaptiva 472-5111 • Monday Late Nite—Jam night, fea- »JN» to live with their • Mondays—Sparky the DJ from 10 turing Matt Grainger. ($3 pitchers, $2 grandmother during the p.m.-midnight. wells.) YONKERS Second World War, • Tuesdays—Southwest Florida Steel • Tuesday—Karaoke with Jennifer from Drum Band from 6-10 p.m. 9 p.m. 'til close. • Wednesday thru Sunday—The Danny • Friday-Sunday—Loco's Late Night Broadway / Morgan Band plays from 9 p.m.-l :30 a.m. Party with the Locals, featuring The • Wednesdays—Family Food Fest: Oysters Fantastic Band, a 3-man clowns, magicians and jugglers enter- acoustic jam. tain from 5:30-9 p.m. Riviera ' Thursdays—A strolling jazz trio is 2761 West Gulf Drive 472-1141 featured during the dinner hour. • Nightly 6:30 to close—Dan Tudor DINE WITH THE The Crow's Nest (weekdays) or Charles Coughlin At 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive (Sundays) at the piano. 472-5161 Porfofin© , DUCK • Thru May 3—Tanquerey Bay At the Sanibel Inn—937 East Gulf • May 5-10—Wild Men from Borneo Drive 472-0494 FABULOUS FOOD • Monday nights only—Tim Jardas & • Fridays & Saturdays from 6:30-10 AMD ik BEAUTSFUL VIEW his crab races at 6 & 9 p.m. p.m.—Charles Coughlin at the piano. Island Cinema Sanibel island At Bailey's Center—Periwinkle & Tar- Comedy Club pon Bay Road 472-1701 At Loco's on San-Cap Road 472-8833 • City of Angels (PG13) starring Nicho- • Nationally known comedians appear las Cage & Meg Ryan. every weekend at this "must" stop on • Odd Couple II (PG13) with Walter Sanibel. Matthau & Jack Lemrrion. Shows at 9 p.m. 18 & older only.

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Concerto featuring the brilliant young vio- way Palm Theatre, located in the lobby of linist Jessica Wakefield. She is currently the Broadway Palm. concertmaster of the Topeka Symphony During AIDS Awareness Week cast Orchestra and Artist-in-Residence at members from Some Like it Hot, the musi- Washburn University. She has served as cal (currently playing on the Broadway concertmaster of the Aspen Concert, Palm main-stage through May 30) will Wheeling, Tanglewood, Juilliard, and solicit donations from the audience which, Cleveland Institute orchestras. along with a contribution from Broadway The weekend festivities will also in- Palm, will go to the Task Force. Broad- clude one of the Gulf Coast Symphony's way Palm has helped raise over $12,000 Intimate Evening Performances. Wakefield in the past four years to help in the fight and her husband, pianist Itai Daniel, will against AIDS. perform Beethoven's Spring Sonata and Make Them Hear You is a musical works of Bach, Bartok, Chopin and revue directed by M. Seth Reines, with Kriesler. Tickets to this special event are musical director JR McAlexander and the limited to fifty. A minimum donation of cast of the current main-stage hit, Some $25 per person is required for admission. Like it Hot. It uses songs from many hit For reservations call the symphony office shows playing on Broadway, including at 472-6197. Ragtime and Rent. Broadway Palm For tickets to Make Them Hear You Violinist Jessica Wakefield on May 5, or more information about AIDS New furniture painting instructor Lois promotes AIDS Awareness Week, call (941) 278-4422 or Ferguson will teach at BIG Arts. Gulf Coast Symphony Awareness Week visit the box office at 1380 Colonial Bou- during Some Like it Hot, levard, Fort Myers. noon and continuing for six workshops. to perform at Arcade Reminder for Cost for the series of six workshops is $65, Theater the musical. or $14 for a single session. The Gulf Coast Symphony, led by For the fourth consecutive year, theatergoers: Ferguson is a native of Pittsburgh, Maestro Andrew Kurtz, will perform its Broadway Palm will feature benefit per- The Business of Murder plays its fi- Pa. where, as a child, she studied art at the final concert of the 1997-98 season at 8 formances for AIDS Awareness Week nal performance at the Pirate Playhouse at Carnegie Institute. After moving to Rich- p.m. Saturday, May 9 in the Arcade The- through Sunday, May 3, to help raise 8 p.m., Saturday, May 2. Don't miss it. mond, Virginia, she continued her study ater in downtown Fort Myers, Tickets are money for the Lee County AIDS Task Call 472-0006 for reservations. of art and interior design at J. Sargeant $12 and can be purchased by calling (941) Force. The Task Force is a Southwest J.T. Smith's fabulous revue, Love Reynolds College and The Virginia Mu- 481-4849, or picked up in person at the Florida organization promoting better edu- Makes the World Go 'Round will play it seum of Fine Arts. In Richmond, she ex- Mann Hall Box Office. cation and public awareness of AIDS. The final two performances, at 4 and 8 p.m. hibited her work at the James Center, The program includes Schubert's week will culminate with a special musi- Saturday, May 2. Call 472-6862 for reser- • NationsBank and the Sarah November Overture in the Italian Style, Mozart's cal revue called Make Them Hear You at 8 vations. Gallery. Haffner Symphony and the Brahms Violin p.m. Tuesday, May 5, in the Off Broad- Cape Coral Arts Studio Since moving permanently to Sani- bel in 1997, she has been selected to ex- announces sessions hibit her paintings in three juried shows at The "Mini Class Sessions," a 5- Rgi ta the Phillips Gallery at the BIG Arts Cen- l@&a "mm *™ ««EM mw am rasa m<^ ^m mas t week series of classes, begins at the Cape ter. She has recently started a new busi- Coral Arts studio May 4. Classes are avail- ness, "The Artisan's Touch", in which she able in the fine arts and crafts for adults specializes in faux finishes, creative design Sanibel-Captlva Review and youth, in day and evening sessions. and consulting. Adult classes include: drawing, air Ferguson says that painted furniture brush, calligraphy, clay, raku, glass (fused is enjoying a great renewal. You can and stained), stone sculpture, portrait, and achieve a great sense of accomplishment writing. turning dull or discarded furniture into Youth classes include drawing, air works of art for your home. She suggests Poetry, brush, portrait, and animation. starting on small pieces, such as stools, Local Call 574-0802 to preregister and for chairs or accessories and working up to additional information concerning work- larger pieces of furniture. shops given by Eva Marie Brodheim- Ferguson will send registered partici- Egbuna in West African Fabric Collage on pants a supply list before the first work- Saturday, May 9. and Juanita Deck's shop. Class sizes are limited, so call 395- Essays, Art& Stained Glass Steppingstone Workshop to 0900 for further information and early reg- be given on Saturday, May 30. istration. At the same Studio: The ongoing workshops and classes Barbara Stoddard, a sculptor from for the summer are: Port Charlotte, presents an exhibition of • Marsha Wagner's Adult Ballet Workout her work May 8-29. Stoddard works in • Merle Rauscher's Intermediate Tap Fiction terra cotta, heightening the sculptures with • Pat Aprea's Oil painting acrylic or oil paint to simulate a bronze fin- • Cathy Taylor's No Mistakes Watermedia ish. Her sculptures are called Figured in • Lucie Macherowski's Beginning Acryl- Clay and her subject matter includes por- ics traiture of ethnic groups and figurative ' Bob Fagan's Watercolors studies of human and animal forms. • George Graham's Photography as Art The public is invited to attend a re- • Life Drawing — No instructor ception in her honor from 7-8:30 p.m., Fri- • Carmen Embry's Writing Workshops day, May 8. Gallery hours are Monday • Carmen Embry's Art & Activities for through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The arts Youth studio is located at 4533 Coronado Park- • Pamela Wortzel's Yoga way. For further information about the New and ongoing time and day classes are being given and the price for series or single lessons, please classes at BIG Arts call 395-0900. Please send $9.95, plus $2 shipping and handling, to the There will be one new class added Please note: Without a minimum to the unending curricula atf BIG Arts and number of students, classes or workshops Sanibel Captiva Review, P.O. Box 1670, Sanibel, Fl. 33957 a number of classes will be ongoing are subject to cancellation. throughout the summer. NMVB ••'••# COPIES: New Furniture Painting Work- (Continued, page 8B) shop —Instructor: Lois Ferguson. Begin- ADDRESS: ning Wednesday, May 6 from 9 a.m. to ISLANDER - Friday, May 1, 1998 - 7B

Some Like It Hot— the Musical Show Biz as It Wuz is strictly fun and games By FRANK Frank WAGNER WAGNER Islander staff writer It is strongly rec- ommended that you Tiie Jet Set exercises "forget your troubles and just get happy" and in my dance class attend Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre's pro- Some of the most talented actors, singers duction of Some Like it and dancers in the business were certain that Hot-The Musical. Ev- my daily jazz classes (noon, 4 and 7 p.m.) at the erything in this sunny International School of Dance in Carnegie Hall confection is designed to at noon would always be in session. They were tickle your funny bone "a fixture" for some 28 years, 1950 to 1978. and send you home on a Come with me, back to those "good ole days," musical high. It is nice and have a closer look at some of the students to report that, with few who were in my classes at that time. exceptions j director M. Seth Reines, musical di- One could always be certain when there had rector/conductor JR been an article on my classes in Vogue, Glamour, McAlexander and the or any of the trendy New York magazines. The entire cast have accom- noon and 7 p.m. classes would then be filled to plished their assigned overflowing with wall-to-wall students. They task. would be of all shapes and sizes, from all walks Anyone who saw The cast o/Some Like It Hot, the Musical, now playing at the Broadway Palm. of life, with an amazing assortment of career back- the original film version grounds. with Jack Lemmon, Then there were new students from the Jet Tony Curtis and Marilyn Monroe are familiar with the Miami. The bath-tub gin and bourbon flow, the flappers Set. They were that chic group of individuals you story. It is paper thin, to say theileast, bul has all of the do the Charleston and the sisters of Loneji Lee (from read about daily in the society and gossip columns elements for comedy situations — slapstick, if you so Gentlemen Prefer Blondes) stalk millionaires, and mob- of the New York papers. They were the trend-set- desire, frantic drag changes from hims to hers, and back sters tap-dance their way through the entire prpceedi ters, the ladies that set the current styles and also again — plus a look at the roarin'20's in Chicago and (Continued, page had the power to make a certain restaurant, club or boite the "in-place" to go and be seen. They were quite a fascinating group of women who were usually rail-thin, had a bit of a Jim Bailey out-Barbra's Barbra Groton-jaw accent, were well read, had seen everything that was playing on Broadway, and knew all of the current juicy tid-bits of celebrity information that was hot and just off the presses. They at the Broadway Palm were also strangely addicted to dance as a form of exercise. By FRANK WAGNER Bailey immediately got to the business of perform- There were three outstanding examples of Islander staff writer ing and he is masterful. It is amazing, but he only sings this charming clan of ladies who took my classes Jim Bailey's tribute to Barbra Streisand at the Broad- 10 numbers in an hour and 15 minute show. The gaps are quite regularly over a long period of time. They way Palm Dinner Theater on Monday, filled in with deliciously campy gossip or show-biz jar- were "Topsy" McFadden and the Ford Sisters, April 20 was wall-to-wall fans. And gon. His jokes are delivered with great Charlotte and Anne. let's not be confused, here, these were know-how; however, it's a shame that McFadden took a private lesson two times not average fans, they were dedicated most of them are not worthy of his im- a week and class three times a week. She was a Bailey followers who have seen him, peccable timing. . very attractive lady with sharply chiseled features, live, over and over again, as he un- There was a little sound problems a sunshine smile and lightly frosted hair. She had leashed his portfolio of tributes to fa- during opening number, There's a Place a great body, very trim and athletic, but she felt mous female stars, mostly singers. For Us, but after a little chat from stage the need for more body tone, dexterity and a There is no norm to his fans — they are to the sound booth, all was well. The heightened sense of movement. Her private classes old, young, gay, straight, sophisticated songs were immediately recognizable were a trip. She was never anxious to begin and and cornball. Their common bond was hits: Evergreen, People, Memories, Sec- would use every opportunity to rest and. chat. As a complete adoration and admiration of ond Hand Rose, Happy Days, and two . we would start, she would inevitably say, "Oh, I Jim Bailey and his amazing ability to sock renditions as encores. One of them just hate this exercise." Her dislikes went unheeded create a realistic illusion. (That's a was You Don't Bring Me Flowers Any- and we proceeded to. the next exercise. The com- strange pairing of words, but that is ex- more, and a rhythmically rousing vocal ment about that exercise was the same. I finally actly what Bailey does and does ex- of Don't Rain on My Parade. The ac- asked: "If you dislike the exercises so much, why tremely well). Jim Bailey companiment was provided by a piano/ do you do it?" Her reply was factual and almost conductor and 5 additional musicians childlike, "Because it's supposed to be good for The orchestra played an overture — electric bass and guitar, drummer, me." And regardless of like or dislike, she was of many Streisand hits and then, Wham, there was keyboard artist and percussionist. Streisand. Who knows from Jim Bailey? The make-up, steady in attendance, her dislike of certain exer- There is little question in anyone's mind that a re- cises never diminished and she was right, it was the wig, the nails, the gestures, the walk, the white costume with many tasteful jeweled accents and a skirt that turn engagement is written in the stars. There's Bailey as good for her She never gained a pound and was Judy Garland, Peggy Lee, Phyllis Diller; the list seems always trim. was slit up to here were all a part of the change from he/ Bailey to she/Barbra. It might be noted that the slit was endless. This,was my first encounter with Bailey, live, maybe just a tad too high. It exposed a leg that was most even though I have been fascinated with his television Next week: Classes, regular and private, shapely but far too athletic and muscular for a Streisand performances. You can count on me as a newly acquired with the Ford Sisters, Charlotte and Anne. gam. fan and camp follower. iRv'ii Hoi, frofn 7B That takes care of the story, now for the music and lyrics. Jule Styne's entire score laughs and super-performances sounds as if it is something you've heard be- By FRANK WAGNER • vince her is was not the wisest thing to do. fore, can't remember Her entire performance was loaded with where, and will just as Islander staff writer that special vulnerability this actress ex- soon forget. The lyrics It isn't often you can spend an udes and her physical gyrations deserved by Bob Merrill are evening with three major playwrights — an off-track Olympic medal. Also in the workable but at times Woody Allen, Elaine May, and David company were Robert Black, Derek border on sophomoric. Mamet. But that's the fun-treat Bill Coleman, Derek Brett and "Nobody" as a Somehow, none Taylor's Theater Conspiracy offers you. delivery guy. Hotline was directed by Steve of that is important to an This is probably the only acting troupe in Hooper at a rather frantic pace that became evening filled with the area whose leader would have the very trying after a while. Things started so wildly campy cross- chutzpah and plain derring-do to present high action-wise and vocally that in many dressing sequences, a this trio of one-acts. The language is bold ways it precluded any additional build-up cast that plays with all and forthright, but it is delivered without in tension and suspense. stops out to make certain the slightest hesitancy from any cast member. It never smacks of double entendre or After a short intermission we were you have a good time, Performances through May JJeature I and several perfor- salaciousness that could easily be used as taken to Woody Allen's hysterically funny mances that are wonder- performances for AIDS Awareness Week. a cheap shot for a laugh. One could not Central Park West. The expert direction imagine any audience member being of- was by Bill Taylor and he has struck pure fully pleasing comic creations. sophisticated, comedy gold in the person David A. Cooper plays Jerry (as a him) and Daphne (as a her) with sudden bursts fended because of the professional playing and line delivery, exactly as the play- of Jennie Hollander who played Phyllis, of enthusiasm when he realizes the advantages of the situation he is in. His Daphne the jilted wife. She presents a dazzlingface enacts the pleasures and wonderment of a young miss as she/he experiences being loved wright has written them. Those who are easily offended were cautioned that the and figure combined with a delicious sense and adored by a wealthy suitor Sir Osgood Fielding (Paul Bernier). Bernier plays Sir of humor and trigger-like timing. Her line Osgood as a lecherous, dirty old man with roaming hands and loads of money who plays contained adult situations and language and as President Truman once said, delivery is lethal, dripping with acid and revels in the spirit of the chase. Their song and dance, Magic Nights, was one of the never, no never, misses its mark. If Taylor evening's brightest moments. Their final curtain scene will leave you in stitches. "If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen." is planning a revival of Auntie Mame, the Michael T. Ancheta, as Spats the gangster, tap dances his way through almost play, in the near future, search no further: everything and is more than ably assisted by Neal Richard Lee as Dude. The mistaken Now that is out of the way, we can Hollander would be perfection. machine gunning of the ladies room leads to one of the funniest elongated tap dancing, proceed to the enjoyment of the plays and acrobatic death sequences one could imagine. It is classic slap stick and would received their players. David Mamet's Anlnterview Leanne Bramam plays Carol, the the stamp of approval from Mack Sennett, the master of silent film hokum. took place in hell and it was, just that — friend who has been having hanky-panky Libby Pitts plays Sugar Kane with a smile and a song, and a penchant for booze an extended interview between an attor- with Phyllis's husband, played with true and millionaires. Sage Crum's Jerry/Josephine managed to get in and out of drag situa- ney, played by Steve Hooper and the at- Clark Kent intent by Patrick O 'Donovan. tions in very clever ways and finally wins the love of Sugar. Everyone else in the hard- tendant (Satan himself), with hair horns, She's a perfect foil for Phyllis, and whips working cast goes about their business of entertaining in a most professional manner. who was declaimed by Derek Coleman. out a few damning comments of her own, If you're looking for a bright, sassy evening filled with fun and laughs galore, call The play is a bit of fluff and one could eas- and always in her own defense. 278-4422 and reserve a ticket for your favorite location. Some Like /r//of plays through ily sum it up by saying that it was a so- Others in the company are Michael May 30. phisticated and wordy version of Abbott McNally as Howard, CaroL's sensible hus- and Costello's "Whose on First?" It was band, and a pretty-as-a-picture Juliet, directed by Elliot Winnick. played by Sarah Cobley. Juliet is Sam's The second play was Elaine May's latest love happening and I refuse to tell Hotline and it took place in a Suicide you how she evens a score. Need a Hotline Center and in Dorothy's apartment. You'll have to see Death Defying Dorothy is a paid "lady of the evening," Acts yourself but you'd better hurry. There and is wonderfully played by Lisa Marie. are only two more performances at the She is dressed in a green short costume and Foulds Theater, Lee County Alliance of the wears a provocative pair of red sky-high Arts — at 8 p.m. today, May 1 and Satur- heels that any hooker would kill for. (Even day, May 2. For reservations call 936-3239. though they were red, fortunately she This is Bill Taylor's Theatre didn't click her heels together or who Conspiracy's final performance this sea- CHOOSE FROM OVER 4OOO knows where she would have landed). son. Let's give a special thanks to Taylor Dorothy is contemplating suicide and des- and his troupe for their courage and con- perately trying to get through to the hotline viction in bringing new, different and cut- Visit The Wholesale Suppliers Of: center with hopes that someone will con- ting edge plays to theatergoers of the area.

• Hand Knotted Oriental Rugs • Custom Design Rugs Continued from 6B • Needlepoints, Chainstitches • Sisal, Antique Persians 18th Annual Art in The Schools exhibition • Machine Made Rugs • Tibetans, Nepalese - at Alliance of the Arts • Washable Cotton Rugs • Chinese, Dhurries - The Lee County Alliance of the Arts and Lee Art Educators Association will host the 18th Annual Art In The Schools exhibition. This juried high school show will be honored with a reception,- to which the public is invited, from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, May ••• DESIGNERS' 1st. Visit Our The art was created by students from the Lee County schools and will include'the II- Congressional winners selected by Porter Goss's office. There are over 150 two- and Naples three-dimensional pieces on display. RUG Showroom Also on Sunday, May 17, the elementary and middle school students will show- 434-9584 case their work at a reception from 2-4 p.m. at the Lee County Alliance of the Arts, CENTER located at 10091 McGregor Boulevard, Fort Myers. This exhibit will continue through May 29 and is open to the public. New exhibit at Broadway Palm Art Gallery The work of members of the Art Council of Southwest Florida will be featured in the Broadway Palm Art Gallery during the month of May. The exhibit includes works by (941)437-6010 36 area artists in various mediums including watercolor, pastel, charcoal, oil and acrylic. The Art Council consists of 11 member leagues in Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties. Its purpose is to promote the appreciation of art and artists in Southwest Florida, Mon.-Fri 9am-6pm • Sat 10am-4pm to encourage the exchange of ideas among members, and to coordinate the activities and exhibit dates of member organizations 16520 S. Tarniami Trail • Fort Myers The Broadway Palm Art Gallery is located on the east side of the dinner theatre's (Island Park Shopping Center, 2 Miles Sooth Of Gladiolus) mam lobby and is open daily; hours coincide with box office hours. Admission is free. Television Listings For May 1 thru May 8, 1998

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"This is a new celebration with a literary conference, golf, and a children's art camp," "Collectibles in Country Charm" - New York Times "A kinder, more family-oriented affair." Antiques -Chicago Tribune Shell Lamps "This is a new festival for a new generation of Hemingways." & Afghans • • . — Associated Press "An enjoyable festival, covered by about 2,300 newspapers across the United States, from the New York Times to the L.A. Times." 20% Off - Sanibel-Captiva Islander V, "Where Hemingway actually lived is not the point; how he is remembered is." FEATURING - Los Angeles Times Lilliput Lane Cottages • Candles International Hemingway Festival New Selection of Teddy Bears • Tiffany Lamps Sanibel Island, Florida • June'19-21., 1998 Events: Two-Day literary Conference, Children's Art & Adventure Camp, Hemingway Stage Play, Ernest Hemingway Exhibit, Old Man Lizzie High Dolls • Scatter Rugs and Ihe Sea Author's Dinner. Photography Workshop, Golf Tournament, Tennis Tournament, Ceramics Workshop, Fine Art Workshop, Grace Hall Hemingway Fine Art Competition, Leicester Hemingway Story Telling Contest, Hemingway Writing Competitions, Dr. Clarence Sanibel & Captiva Afghans • Plus Lots of Collectibles Hemingway Nature Photography Contest, Papa Hemingway's Father's Day Dinner. Thisfestwal is a non-profit, educational organization. Proceeds benefit: American Diabetes Association, Bay Pines VA Hospital, the J.N. MON.-FRI. 9-8, SAT. 10-5, SUN. 11-5 "Ding' Darling National Wildlife Refuge and C.R.O.W. Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife. 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY, 395-0888 • We Ship UPS For more information contact International Hemingway Festival, 2323 De! Prado Blvd., Suits #7, Cape Coral, FL 33990 or call (800) 916-9727. www.hemingwayfestival.com ISLANDER'•*Friday. May V,A ISLAND SCENE Hope Hospice 4th Annual Guff Walk a grand success!

Gulf Walk participants listened for their raffle ticket numbers, as dozens of donated prizes were being awarded. Right, BethJardas, recently appointed Marketing & Events Coordinator of Hope Hospice, has organized the Gulf Walk ever since its inception. Natalie, Bruce and Tammie Trahant at Natalie's 3rd birthday party on Sunday. he Hope Hospice 4th Annual Little Natalie Trahant turned 3 on April 19. She cel- TGulf Walk, held on April 25, ebrated the occasion on April 26, with family and friends was a wild success! Beth Jardas, orga- at a party at the family home on Dimmick Drive, Sanibel, nizer of the event reports over $13,000 during which party-goers were treated to pony rides. in proceeds, and the count is not yet fi- nalized. Mother Nature cooperated by providing perfect weather for some 200 Hope Hospice supporters as they participated in the 3-mile beach walk on Captiva. Photos/ELAINE STACY ieifKJIii

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On May 1, 1997, one year ago today, Marjorie and Bill Keller of Sanibel were married. If you have photos you would like to see in Island Scene, call Elaine Stacy at 396-2661, or drop them off at the Islander Office, 695 Tarpon Bay Road, David Belling of the art firm BVK Belling says a few words as Hope Hospice's Linda Nelson Unit #13 (across the street from McDonald autographs Gulf Walk posters and TV personality Craig Wolf look on. the post office). and T-shirts of his own design.

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472-1537. & fish tales; 7 p.m. meeting and program at service. Elevator for easy access. Dr. Randall H. Clubs & • LIONS—Meets at 6:30 p.m. on 1st & 3rd Sanibel Community Center. Visitors welcome. Niehoff, pastor. The Rev. Ms. Sandra Boler, • AA—At least 1 meeting every day. Call 275-5111 Wednesday of each month at Sanibel Commu- associate pastor. Church office open Monday 24 hours a day for schedule. Garden Clubs through Friday. 472-0497. nity Center on Periwinkle Way. • MASTER GARDENERS & HORTICUL- • AL-ANON—For those affected by someone • NEWCOMERS—Newcomers and Island • ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 3559 else's drinking. Tuesday 8:30 a.m. & 8 p.m., and TURAL SOCIETY— Meets 1st Tuesday of Sanibel-Captiva Road—Saturday Mass 5:30 Greeters meet for lunch and a short, entertaining every month at 10 a.m. at Sanibel Library, year- also Friday noon. Sanibel Community Church. p.m.; Sunday Mass 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. program on the second Wednesday of each round. Everyone welcome. 472-6940. (October through April, additional noon Mass). 275-5111. month at Sundial Terrace Room. Meet new • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ORCHID SOCI- • AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RE- Daily Mass 8:30 a.m. Holy day schedule same friends, rekindle the old. 395-2457. ETY—Meets 3rd Monday of month at 1:30 as weekends. Confession: Sat. 3:30^:30 p.m. TIRED PERSONS (AARP)—Meets 2nd • ROTARY—Meets at 7:30 a.m. every Friday at p.m., year round. Dr. Faye Granberry, 472-6940. Msgr. Robert W. Schlefen and Rev. Carmen Friday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at Civic Hungry Heron. Visiting Rotarians and interested Churches Caruso. 472-2763. Center on Library Way. Visitors welcome. 472- individuals welcome. 472-28.80. • ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS EPISCO- 5517. • CAPTIVA CHAPEL BY THE SEA, Captiva • SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIA- Island—Services 11 am Sunday and special PAL CHURCH, 2304 Periwinkle Way- • AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S TION—Meets 2nd Wednesday. October-April days. Rev. Charles Smith. 472-1646. Services : Sunday 7:30 & 9:30 a.m. Wednes- ASSOCIATION (ABWA)—Meets for dinneT at Sanibel Community Center. Happy Hour at • BAT YAM-TEMPLE OFTHE ISLANDS days 9 a.m., Holy Eucharist with Healing; Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist. Rector: & business at 5:30 p.m. on the 2nd Tuesday of 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner and program (Reform congregation)—Services: 8 p.m. every month at Sundial. Reservations must be Fridays at Sanibel Congregational United The Very Rev. William P. Dodd; Associate (Advance reservations necessary). Office hours Rector: The Rev. R. David Purvis. 472-2173. made by Wednesday prior to the Tuesday are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 472-2155. Church of Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Way. 472- 3016. • TEMPLE JUDEA (Conservative Congrega- meeting. 472-4437. • ZONTA CLUB of SANIBEL-CAPTIVA— • AMERICAN LEGION SANIBEL- • ANNUNCIATION GREEK ORTHODOX tion), 14486 A&W Bulb Road, Fort Myers- Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 7:30 a.m. at CHURCH, 8210 Cypress Lake Drive, Fort Services: Friday 8 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. CAPTTVAPOST123—Meets at 7 p.m..on 1st Hungry Heron. Visiting Zontians welcome. Religious school: Sunday 9:30-12:30. Pre-school Wednesday of each month at Legion Hall, Myers—Sunday service at 10:30 a.m., weekdays Contact Linda Uhler, 472-3817. at 9. Sunday School at 10:15 a.m. Rev. Arthur Monday-Friday, 8:30-3:30 (481-1121). Rabbi Sanibel-Captiva Rd. 472-9979. Kontinos, Pastor. 481-2099. Benjamin Sendrow. 433-0201. • AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY— Bridge • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIEN- • UNITARIAN-UNIVERSAUST SOCIETY Meets at 7 p.m. on 1st Wednesday of each month • FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE—Sanibel Congrega- TIST, 2950 W. Gulf Drive—Sunday service and OFTHE ISLANDS—Services the first Sunday at Legion Hall on Sanibel-Captiva Road. 472- tional United Church of Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Wednesday meetings of each month, November thru April, at Sanibel 9979. Way, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Every Monday, November- 7:30 p.m. 472-8684. Congregational Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way, at • CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP— April. $2 charge. All are welcome. 395-1770. • SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH 7:30 P.M. Pot-luck last Sunday of month. Dr (multi-denominational), 1740 Periwinkle Way Wayne Robinson leads the congregation. 472- Sponsored by FISH. Meets at 10 a.m. the fourth Fishing, Shelling & 7401. Tuesday of each month (except Dec. 16) at 1774 (next to Jerry 's)-^Sunday schedule: 8 a.m. Boating Organizations Traditional Communion Service; 9 a.m. • UNITY—Services the first Sunday of each Bunting Lane. 395-0130. • SANIBEL ISLAND TARPON CLUB— Contemporary Service w/band & Children's month at 4 p.m. at Sanibel Congregational • COMMITTEE OF NEIGHBORHOOD Meets 6:30 p.m. 2nd Thursday of month March- Ministry; 10 a.m. Traditional Service w/chancel Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way. The Rev. Ken ASSOCIATIONS (CONA)—Luncheon July at local restaurant. 472-2656. choir; 11 a.m. Contemporary Worship w/band. Micah Murdock, Minister. 278-1511. meeting at 11:3O a.m, on 1st Wednesday of each • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA POWER SQUAD- Child care is provided for all services. Minister: month. Open to the public. 472-6940. RON—Meets 3rd Tuesday of each month Dr. Denny Dennison. 24-hour answering service. • COMMITTEE OF THE ISLANDS except J uly & August at 6 p.m. at Sanibel. 472-2684. Please call us, 472-5185, (COTI)—Meets at 9 a.m. second Thursday of Community Center. 472-4809. • SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL UNITED • SANIBEL-CAPTTVA SHELL CLUB— CHURCH OF CHRIST, 2050 Periwinkle or fax us, 472-5302, with any the month at NationsBank. 472-0536. Meets at 8 p.m. on last Tuesday of month at • KIWANIS CLUB OF SANIBEL-CAPTIVA Way—Sunday worship: morning chapel, 7:45 changes to listings in Commu- Sanibel Community Center, October-May. a.m. morning chapel (through June); full ISLANDS—Meets at 7:30 a.m. every Wednes- Visitors welcome. 472-4094. worship service, 10 a.m.; Sunday school during nity Calendar. Thanks! — day for breakfast at the Hungry Heron, 2330 • SANIBEL FISHING CLUB—Meets 1st 10 a.m. service. Child care provided 10 a.m Palm Ridge Rd. Visiting Kiwanians welcome. Tuesday of month at 6:30 p.m. for refreshments Scott Martell, editor.

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On the Water Mike FUERY

Here's some thought on the Sanibel Causeway changes

erhaps you were wondering that it died out after the dredged islands were under the bridge where much better fishing Fishing News what the possible changes in in place. You would think that a new island exists. However, the causeway islands of- the configuration of the Sani- would have attracted them, but that's not fer some of the most accessible beach fish- You know how anglers like to stretch P fish stories and tell about how the fishing bel Causeway would do to fishing and been the case. Finding live bay scallops is a ing for those who don't have a lot of money shelling? Let's have a look and see if we rarity now. to put into boats. was so good, they were jumping in the boat? Well, it happened to me the other day. can add to any discussion on how the But the main thing is that there never Removing either island will eliminate I was way up on Cayo Costa, near Johnson changes should be made. was any good shelling on the causeway is- another fishing spot for us shore anglers, and Shoals, and cruising slowly along the beach First, for shelling. Years ago, just after lands, and never will be. It's not a natural it seems with development and paid parking, when a big silvery pompano came flying the causeway islands were in place, some growth area, and even after all these years places to fish are getting harder to come by. out of the water, over the side of the boat, good shelling was possible. For a curious — from 1963 to today — living shells still Elevating the causeway and leaving and smacked the console. reason, Alphabet cones love to 1 ive with hard haven't made an established habitat. Tak- the islands seems to me the best solution. It It ended up near the outboard engine. shell clams. You will notice that there are lots ing out one or both causeway islands isn't works in the Florida Keys where the early That was a first for me. I was telling one of of remains of those thick-shell clams on both going to make much difference to collec- settlers had enough sense to build their high- the other guides about it on the radio and he man-made causeway islands. So, for some tors. ways above the waves instead of at sea level. said, all things considered, that method of time, shelling was fairly good for them. While the shelling on the causeway We went all through this controversy fishing surely cute down on the cost of bait. Grass bed inhabitants such as the left- isn't much, the fishing can be quite good. a few years ago when a group of people I let the fish go on the theory that such a handed lightning whelk and the horse conch Recently, a guy fought a tarpon for two protested changing the causeway configu- fish is just too stupid to eat. can be found in a few feet of water. But man- hours from shore (then lost it). If the cause- ration. It seems like a story which will not (If you have a question or comment made islands never seem to support the way islands did anything, they made for die. I can imagine what it was like on Sani- about a type of fishing or shelling mentioned kinds of shells which are found on estab- some great shorefishing for anglers. bel in the year or two before the causeway this week, you can e-mail Capt. Mike Fuery lished sandy beaches. One of the big mistakes, in my esti- was built, where major splits in opinion at [email protected], or visit his web site It is said there was a thriving bay scal- mation, was in not putting catwalks under dominated island conversation. The build- at www. sanibel'online, com t'guides/ lop industry before the causeway in Pine some of the bridge spans. That would al- ing of that bridge probably was the single- fuery.htm.) Island Sound, to the north of the spans, but low anglers to get into the deeper waters most significant change in island history.

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f— • • * • activities Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum Location: 3075 Sanjbel-Captiva Rd. Phone: 395-2233 Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday Admission: $5 adults, age 8-16 $3, age 7 and under free. On-site offerings: The mission of the museum is to ex- plain seashells and how they influence the affairs of man- kind. Visitors learn the important role seashells have played in ecology, medicine, literature, religion, art and as a food source. Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife Location: Sanibel-Captiva Road across from the Sanibel Elementary School. Phone: 472-3644 Hours: 11 a.m. Monday-Friday; 1 p.m. Sunday —presentation and tour of facilities. Admission: $3 donation requested. On-site offerings: CROW is a wildlife clinic whose goal is the rescue, rehabilitation and release of native wildlife. Outdoor cages house some permanently injured wildlife as well as those still under rehabilitation. Education Pa- vilion offers exhibit and video. Horticultural Tour Location: Sanibel Moorings, 845 East Gulf Phone: 472-4119 Time: 10 a.m. Tuesday morning Admission: Free Led by: Kirk Charles, grounds foreman. Meet in front of condo office. The Moorings has extensive imported-and carefully tended exotic specimens from around the world. •-If "... •' * - " J.IM. "Ding" Darling National I. Wildlife Refuge Location: Sanibel Captiva Road Phone: 472-1100 Hows: Wildlife Drive open one hour after sunrise to one hour before sunset. Visitor Center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday through Thursday. Drive and Center closed on Fridays. Admission: $5 per car on drive. $1 for biker or hiker. Many alternatives for frequent refuge visitors; ht; and On-site offerings: Famous birding area. Hiking trails, observation tower, fishing, crabbing. Bike trip or tram tour- mSre sports programming than any television service. All- delivered with from Tarpon Bay Recreation. W'jspMgitafipictuiire and sound from an 18" DSS Satellite System for just; $149.95* and you own it. Professional installation available for just Natural History Boat Tour Location: South Seas Plantation $99.95" or get a FREE self-install kit and a FREE month of USSB Phone: 472-5300 pjogramming including 19 different premium channels, with no annual Hours: 4-5:30 p.m. Mrepaid programming required. Rental programs also available. Cost: $17.50 adults/$10 child 4-12. Offering: Informative boat trip around Pine Island Sound. Ostego Bay Foundation Location: 718 Fisherman's Wharf on San Carlos Island Phone: 765-8101 Admission: Donation On-site offerings: The Ostego Bay Foundation is an in- Golden Sky Systems dependent, non-profit organization dedicated to the un- •'^Z One oftHe Nation's Largest Distributors of DIRECTV derstanding, preservation and enhancement of the marine environment. Marine science center; provides boat ' ^" * 12995 S. Cleveland Ave., Ste. 231 • Ft Myers, FL and kayak tours. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation (941) (888) 525-6429 Foundation Or visit any 01 ou r authorizehorized dealers Location: 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road, about one mile ofa vsfld in the GSS service areaea for new customers only. «< "Soma restrictrona may apply. west of Tarpon Bay Road. OTdDS6n*arB tt»official trademarks ol DIRECTV, me. Phone: 472-2329 DIRECTV. Hours of operation: Nature Center—8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Native Plant Nursery 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission: $3 adult On-site offerings: 8:45 a.m. Guided Trail Walks Mon- day, Wednesday & Friday—fee included in admission. Beach walks at 8:45 a.m. Thursdays. Butterfly House tours 10 a.m. Tuesday & Friday. SCCF owns over 880 acres, including about 10 different loop walking trails covering 4.5 miles. Environmental and nature displays, nature shop, native plant nursery and auditorium with sched- uled talks and shows. ISLANDER • Friday, May 1, 1998 • 23B Crossword

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