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Week of July 1 - 7, 2004 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 31, NUMBER 26, 20 PAGES 75 CENTS Sanibei to celebrate Independence Day on Saturday, July 3 By Donna T. Schuman Annual Community Picnic at the site on The City's Fireworks Display will be sion of fireworks on the island. Public Staff Writer Periwinkle Way between the Sanibei shot-off at dusk from the north end of fireworks displays are allowed under the Community Association and Casa Bailey Road. Best viewing is from the ordinance if a qualified pyrotechnic Islanders will show their patriotism Mariposa. Causeway and on Causeway Road, operator who may only conduct such a Saturday as the City of Sanibei cele- The menu for the festivities include according to Zimomra. The Sanibei display upon the approval of the Sanibei brates Independence Day on July 3. hot dogs, chips, soda, water, frozen Police Department will be enforcing the Police Department and the Sanibei Fire The day, filled with fun, food and fes- snow cones, popcorn and freeze pops, city's Fireworks Ordinance as it does tivities for all ages will start at 9:30 a.m. which are all free. annually. The city's ordinance prohibits See CELEBRATION and conclude around 3 p.m. Saturday. As they did last year, the city will the use, transport, discharge or posses- The Sanibei Community Association, prep the picnic site, staff several booths, page 19 Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of as well as provide games, prizes, tents, Commerce, Sanibel-Captiva Lion's tables, stages, chairs, electrical hook- Club, Rotary Club of Sanibel-Captiva, ups, dumpsters, Port-o-lets and adminis- BIG ARTS, Sanibei Community Church, trative staff support. The city will also Controlled burn behind SCCF Sanibei Museum & Historical Village be in charge of tearing it all down at the and the City of Sanibei have worked end of the day. hard to make this family oriented event The Sanibei Community Association a success. will be donating use of their facilities, "Our community picnic is a wonder- tables and chairs. The Sanibel-Captiva ful opportunity for all citizens of Chamber of Commerce will coordinate Sanibei to collectively celebrate our the business community's involvement country's patriotism and Sanibel's civic in the picnic. pride," City Manager Judie Zimomra Doubling its contribution from last said. year, 'Tween Waters Inn resort will Last year over 2,000 people partici- donate 4,000 hot dogs to this year's pic- pated in the Independence Day nic. The resort's 2,000 dog donation last Community Picnic. year was a huge hit. The festivities begin with the city's Other generous islanders have also 13'" Annual Independence Day Parade. contributed to this year's picnic. The The route starts on Tarpon Bay Road Sanibel-Captiva Islands Chamber of and ends Casa Ybel Road. The road will Commerce, Billy's Rentals and Colonial be closed from 9 a.m. until the parade Bank will contribute 2,000 bottles of finishes. water, Mike McMurray, of VIP Realty Mystery writer, Randy Wayne White, Group, plans to donate 2,000 freezer known for his books about Doc Fdrd, pops' and 1,000 apples. Other contribu- will be this year's Grand Marshall. In tors include Barb Rich, Gilda Suarez, addition to White, other local celebrities Vasanta Senerat and Dick Muench of such as Mayor Marty Harrity and the Periwinkle Park and Lazy Flamingo, the Sanibei City Council will be seen wav- Sanibel-Captiva Lion's Club, Rotary Professional and volunteer firefighters from the Sanibe! Fire Control District con- ing to the islanders lined up along the Club of Sanibel-Captiva, BIG ARTS, ducted a controlled burn in the tract of land behind the Sanibei Captiva parade route. Sanibei Community Church, The Dunes Conservation Foundation on the morning of Friday, June 18, 2004. The burn took Immediately following the parade, Golf & Tennis Club, the Sanibei place under the direction of Assistant Chief Danny Duncan. Photographs by Jim the city of Sanibei and other island Shellcrafters and the Sanibei Museum & Anderson, volunteer firefighter and Realtor with VIP Realty. organizations will host the Second Historical Village. Lee County files counter claim seeking $12M from City of Sanibei

By Donna T. Schuman The City of Sanibei made that claim as part of an Sanibei argued the agreement should have been Staff Writer amended complaint filed against the county. upheld based on the Florida Interlocal Cooperation Act In its defense, the county claims Sanibei has failed to of 1969 which allows two governmental bodies to enter Lee County hopes to collect more than $12 million state a cause of action and the court lacks jurisdiction on into a contract with one another. dollars in surplus toll revenue that it paid to Sanibei over the matter of interlocal agreements to consider the claim. However, Seals ruled that despite the agreement, the the last 16 years. Lee County has complete authority over the construc- government possessed with sovereignty would have the In response to the city's claim that Lee County did not tion, operation, maintenance and control of the roadway final say. maintain the Sanibei Causeway bridges, Lee County has and bridges comprising the causeway, according to its The City of Sanibei says it has endured at (east $2.2 issued a counter damage claim stating those revenues written response to the city's complaint. million in direct damages since the fragile state of the were paid to Sanibei under the terms of an unenforceable "The interlocal agreement and Sanibel's claim that it causeway bridges was discovered. interlocal agreement. has standing to maintain a cause of action for damages The majority of those damages came from weight "These amounts were unlawfully paid to the plaintiff involving the county's past maintenance of the causeway restrictions placed on the causeway after span B failed in (Sanibei) and should be refunded to the defendant Lee are contrary to Lee County's exclusive powers," the early 2003. To adjust to the restrictions, the city ordered County, with interest," the county's claim states. response stated. smaller waste removal trucks and paid additional fees to Earlier this month Lee County Circuit Court Judge In his ruling on June 5, Seals said that as the owner, vendors making extra trips on and off the island. James Seals ruled that Lee County must respond to alle- the county had the right to replace the causeway. Seals Assistant Lee County Attorney John S. Turner, who is gations that it did not maintain the causeway "in sound also ruled that the county's policing rights over the cause handling the case for the county could not be reached for repair and good operating condition" as stated in the way could not be contracted away to the City of Sanibei, comment. Sanibei City Attorney Ken Cuyler was also interlocal agreement between the two entities. despite what was written in the interlocal agreement. unavailable. While the city plans its next move, the county continues its plans for the Sanibei Causeway. Lee County IKS Commissioners approved a $168,895 amendment to its contract with Post, Buckley, Schuh, and Jernigan, Inc. for • COMMFNTARY page 5 New Funding Contest at Sngeborg the Sanibei Causeway Improvements Study. The amend- • l-Krn.RS page 6 for project Library Grosser ed contract covers additional work over the next two years such as bridge inspections, repair design, engineer- • DATHLINF page 8 Mauksch ing and environmental support, legal support and expens- • PI;RMNS&DEEDS... page 11 es. A noted islander has The Commissioners also approved a $20 million bud- • OBITUARY page 12 Local kids design their Project gets new funding passed, having lived a get amendment to provide funds for the Sanibei from countv, city & own mini-floats for Causeway. The action establishes the accounts necessary • TV 1 isnvcs page 13 Independence Day remarkable ii fe of impor- CEPD. tant accomplishments. to maintain the repayment of the commercial paper loan • PoiicrBr,vi page 16 for the replacement of the causeway bridges. » CLASMIIEDS page 17 — Sec page 3 See page 9 - See page 12 • SPORTS page 19 2 • Week of July 1 - 7, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER Red, White and Blue Sunday at Sanibel Community Church With the 4th of July on Sunday, the deal with the age old question of "why do Sanibel Community Church will celebrate good people suffer?" with patriotic hymns and worshippers • Sanibel Community Church offers three dressed in red, white and blue. While our worship opportunities every Sunday. At 8 allegiance is to Christ first, we come with a.m. there is a traditional service. gratitude for the freedoms we have as Communion is open to all followers of Americans. Christ. At 9 a.m. a contemporary worship Dr. Daryl Donovan, Senior Pastor will experience happens with vibrant songs of preach a stirring message from the Book of worship led by the Praise Band. A second Job entitled, "My Redeemer Lives!" He will traditional service takes place at 10:45 a.m. JgQAD DiiK' Ihnhsidr and I njo) Woulhwatciing Delights 110m the Sea The Sanibe! Captiva Optimist Club it Doesn't Of \n> / nshttl 2004 Official Entry Form OPTIMIST CLUB For an early start time, take this form along with entry fee ($35.00) to: * -**.&- Gramma Dofs Bank of America 1037 Periwinkle Way across from lazy Flamingo next to The Bait Box Seaside Saloon Team Name: Wmru'i dl I 1 la^lc n\ tlic* Drivel's Name:. Serving M.indi 'AwtiriK" Navigator's Name: : I urnli ! !: ii) v.i ()ur ltil('->l w in I'm Where Can We Contact The Team leader? 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^^^^ .._ : _ ... __ ._ __ ISLAND REPORTER • Week of July 1 - 7, 2004 • 3 Blind Pass project gets funding from county, Sanibel & CEPD By Donna T. Schuman waterways to restore a flushing connection to the Gulf received permission from the state to open Blind Pass. Staff Writer of Mexico. According to a study done by Hans Wilson However, because the permit only allowed for minimal and Associated, this will improve the nutrient level dredging in the Gulf of Mexico seaward of the Blind A partnership between Lee County, Captiva and the and dissolved oxygen content within the waters of the Pass Bridge, the pass closed again due to insufficient City of Sanibel will lead to the eventual restoration of pass. tidal energy. A larger opening, which includes dredg- the Blind Pass Ecozone. The three entities retained Hans Wilson and ing inside the Pine Island Sound Aquatic Preserve, is The Lee County Board of County Commissioners Associates in 2003 to prepare a feasibility study that necessary to maintain an open inlet. approved an agreement on June 22 with the Captiva examined the current ecological health of Blind Pass Lee County will be the lead agency on permitting Erosion Prevention District (CEPD) and Sanibel for as well as Dinkins Bayou and Clam Bayou on Sanibel. and construction of the project and has already sent the Blind Pass Ecozone Restoration Project that The City of Sanibel intends to install a culvert out a request for proposals to prepare the engineering, includes the reopening of Blind Pass. between Dinkins Bayou and Clam Bayou under San- design, plans and specifications for the project. Once The agreement lays out the cost sharing for the pro- Cap Road that will serve as an integral part of the eco- these are in hand and the contracts can be secured, a ject. The CEPD and Lee County will be partners in the zone restoration. The connection will alleviate inun- more accurate timetable for the restoration project can sand-bypassing project. The estimated cost of the pro- dated mangrove habitats within Clam Bayou. be established. As of now, the projects proposed start ject is $900,000 with $450,000 funded by the state and The project, Hagerup said, will benefit the entire date is January 2005. $450,000 funded by Lee County and the CEPD. The region. "Since it has been closed, we have fewer birds "It's a complicated permit from various environ- City of Sanibel will be responsible for funding the cul- and fish in that area," Hagerup said. "This area used to mental standpoints, but it is a major benefit to the vert between Clam Bayou and Dinkins Bayou. be full of snook and pink shrimp. It has always been a environment," Hagerup said. "There are so many peo- The project includes elements of beach restoration, great fishing spot and a popular destination." ple working together on this and in favor of it that I sand bypassing, inlet management and hydraulic con- Previous attempts to dredge Blind Pass failed due to think it will ultimately be successful." nections for the purpose of restoring an adjacent restrictions placed on the project. In 1998, the CEPD degraded mangrove wetland. Other areas that will benefit from this project include Wulfert Channel, Roosevelt Channel and portions of Pine Island Sound. "Once the dredging is complete the ecozone will be restored to the conditions it was in 1988," said Alison Hagerup, of the CEPD. "If we move ahead with all of the dredging and the culvert under the road, this whole system will flush within a 14-day period and will be a huge improvement." During the course of the project, material will be removed from the entrance to Blind Pass and interior AN OPEN LETTER TO THE CITY OF SANIBEL July 01, 2004 RE: Referendum Vote Proposing the Sale of City-Owned Land to Sanibel kids raise over J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refiige $800 for school in Ethiopia Dear Fellow Citizens: Sanibel City Council unanimously passed a resolution on March 30, 2004 calling for a mail ballot referendum to consider the sale of City-owned land within the Environmentally Sensitive Lands Conservation District to the J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge. The property proposed for sale consists of two parcels along San-Cap Road adjacent to the Refuge with such sale conditioned upon the protection and preservation of both parcels in their current and natural states. Proceeds from the sale of the property will be deposited to the City's General Fund. The sale price for the two parcels is 5500,000.

In accordance with the City Charter, Section 3.10.1, actions by the City to sell, exchange, donate or otherwise alienate City-owned land within the Environmentally Sensitive Lands Conservation District requires affirmative vote of die majority of electors at a referendum called for that purpose.

The mail ballot election for the qualified electors of the City of Sanibel will be held on July 15, 2004 to determine if the majority of electors participating in the Twenty-seven children living in Yetebon, Ethiopia referendum are in favor of the sale of this property. If you are a registered Sanibel will be allowed to attend school because of the gen- voter, the Lee County Supervisor of Elections will mail a ballot to your home erosity of seventy-three children living on this island. address asking if you approve of the sale of the two parcels of property. You may The challenge was given to help pay the $30 annual answer either "yes" or "no" relative to the sale of the property. For your vote to tuition fee for as many students as possible. Kids at be counted, you must return your ballot to the Supervisor of Elections for the Sanibel Community Church's Vacation Bible certification of the results. The City Council will declare the election results at a School did a remarkable job. "They far surpassed our expectations!" said Dee Donalson, VBS Director, subsequent regular meeting. "and they did it because they had a heart for these less fortunate, needy children." We would also like to take tin's opportunity to enclose additional new City During the week there was a different aspect of the material. We have enclosed the City's alligator brochure, our updated recycling typical life-style of school children in Yetebon pre- magnet and very important flood facts. sented each day. For example, on the last day of VBS, the children sat inside a circle that was 18 feet in cir- cumference so that they could relate to the space In closing, we strongly encourage you to participate in the July 15, 2004 mail inside a round hut that is the style home for most of ballot referendum. the children of Yetebon. The average number for a family is 7 members and at night they bring a couple Sincerely, of animals inside to protect them from predators. "I will be going to live and teach in Yetebon, Ethiopia this fall," Dee commented, "and it really touched my heart to see the compassion of these little children expressed for those who are begging to be Dick Walsh educated. Presently, only one child per family is Vice-Mayor accepted into the school which is over-crowded with 700 students-even then, "lots" are drawn to determine which family can send a son or daughter. There are 70 students per class with 3 students to one desk. The needs are huge and Project Mercy can use all the help they can get and "A little child will lead them." (The Jennings Steve Brown /Judy Wcjrkman Bible) Councilmember Councilmember / Cauncilrnember

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The 'major issue' list ignated for humans) a way to accommodate both peo- emerging from Council votes', ple and wildlife? How do we word this major issue to from Chamber of Commerce ensure that the 'big print' words lead to 'small print' and realtor discussions deeds that accomplish what we want accomplished? include the following: 1) the Is it misleading to title an issue 'character of com- causeway, 2) traffic in season, munity' if what is really meant is redevelopment? 3) interlocal (inter-govern- Incorporating references to redevelopment and build- Sanibel Plan Update — mental) agreements, 4) theback into the Sanibel Plan update will happen. There's carrying capacity, of natural a state mandate to do so. (But the state mandate does- Island Future: The Big Picture systems, 5) the 'character of n't say how we need to address these problems.) The the community' (a Chamber, the Realtors and the Council are all on The Sixth in a Series of Commentaries. euphemism for j redevelop- record pushing for 'tweaking' the Sanibel Plan to pro- By Carla Brooks Johnston ment), 6) (pojst-disaster) vide relief for redevelopment guidelines. Glad to hear Chair, Sanibel Planning Commission Carla Brooks Johnston build-back of non-conform- from them. It's a good idea to have this debate with all ing structures, 7) the master viewpoints included. Unanimity exists on keeping "Hey, wait a minute! Before you turn that cornerr plan and capital budget for recreation. The Sanibel's unique character. However, while many are you sure we're headed in the right direction? Commission is asking if we have consensus on this agree that there is a need for redevelopment guide- Maybe we'll get 'there' faster if we turn the other list. | lines, most want the city to be very cautious about way?" Is this a familiar conversation? In this case, When evaluating and refining the 'majo'r issue' list, changes that could end our uniqueness—changes that everyone with an interest in Sanibel is on the same keep in mind the truism—"The big print] giveth, and could affect height, or density. Is it wise to even decide trip. Whichever way the island turns, we all gothe small print taketh away." There are hundreds of on such complex issues until a thorough study is com- along—like it or not. And to get 'there' we need to ways to interpret each of the 7 issues. Which interpre- pleted on redevelopment and buildback options? How remember where 'there' is. The Sanibel Plan defines tations move Sanibel closer to its destination of retain- do we word this issue so that it frames public con- the island's destination and establishes the parameters ing the unique character of a sanctuary is] and? Which cerns? within which we operate to reach that destination. If lead us far off the path, making it not possible to What about the master plan for recreation and the you live, work or vacation here, the Plan update affects regain what's been lost? capital budget for this? It's one of the seven priorities you.. On July 13th, 2004 at City Hall at 9AM the On August 10th we will discuss transportation. on the Council list. We'll address and seek ta assess Planning Commission pauses in the task of reviewing That's the time to clarify goals and objectives that how this matter best fits the critical list of key issues specifics to take a close look at where we've been, at our August 24th meeting. where we're going, and to designate the principal road either expand or restrict ease of automobile use on the markers—the key issues—that keep us on the right island. What issues are important as our paradigm shifts track. We've already discussed the carrying! capacity of from protecting yesterday's Sanibel to protecting natural systems and the impact of 41,000 new resi- tomorrow's Sanibel from new pressures? We want About 30 people attended each of our last five meet- dents who come, at marketers' invitatipns, to ,'the your ideas. Come to the meeting or send an email to ings and we've received scores of beaches of Ft. Myers and Sanibel.' For years, we've the Planning Commission at [email protected]; e-mails. And it's summer! Clearly, people who are heard warnings about fewer birds and loss of natural and the City Council at [email protected]. invested in Sanibel care a great deal about local gov- habitat on beaches. When is it time to move past words The island is at a crucial turning point. Your participa- ernment decisions. Public comments and ideas help to deeds? Is designating natural protection zones (cor- tion — or lack of it — will set the priorities for enormously. doning off sizeable sections of beach with a path des- Sanibel's future.

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•-# • 4. Several major issues coming before redevelopment issue. There is an act save. Sanibel City Council require a super called the Bert Harris Act which address- As this was a process that lasted more majority vote, or four out of five es the impact of coding on property val- than a year, there was ample time for sup- LETTERS votes, versus a simple majority vote, ues. I'm not a lawyer but I've read it care- port and "saving." In the end, tenants were as COTI would have you believe. A fully. Part 12, as I read it, comes down to forced to move to protect themselves and To the Editor referendum is not necessary and adds building codes that predate the act that is their businesses. The Sanibel & Captiva Islands considerable cost, time and confusion grandfathered. Our current codes, there- I certainly hope the trend to put bigger Association of Realtors opposes in princi- to an election. We recognize the fears fore, are grandfatfaered. If we leave every- businesses on Sanibel and get rid of the ple the petitions currently being circulated of many residents about excess devel- thing alone, they stay grandfathered. smaller ones does not happen. Despite the by Vice Mayor Dick Walsh and supported opment, however laws presently on We have codes far rebuilding and rede- owner's assurance of an "upscale" busi- by COTI dealing with "Proposed Charter the books give all the protection the velopment. There is no compelling reason ness servicing 50 percent residents and 50 Amendments to the Sanibel City Charter City needs to retain its current ambi- to change them. There are risks inherent percent visitors, it could certainly be by Referendum." We do agree with much ence. in building and living on a barrier island. argued that locals would more frequently of the subject matter but are vigorously 5. The proposed referendums will tie the A major storm could easily remove land benefit from the businesses held by, the opposed to "Government by hands of council for up to a year on all as well as buildings. The closer to the former tenants. A bookstore, salon, doc- Referendum." We absolutely, positively of these major issues. Should the water, the greater the risk. No code tors, and a pharmacy among others, repre- are not looking for increased density, Sanibel City Council pass an changes can safe guard an investment sent daily needs. There are already plenty high-rise condos, over-commercializa- Emergency Disaster Build Back from mother nature. Anyone who has of places to buy a shell necklace, even an tion, or changing the ambience of Sanibel Ordinance now under consideration, bought here, after the incorporation, "upscale" one. Judy Workman was correct in any way. We are looking to preserve the proposed Referenda could nullify should have known the coding, conse- in her statement. How can the council stop what is presently here. it in the March election. quences for their property, and been will- it now? ~ ing to accept them with the purchase. It is Sanibel is definitely changing — for For the following reasons we oppose 6. Perhaps those promoting the highly likely that very little is still in the the better????? "Government by Referendum:" Referendums envision developers hands of pie-incorporation owners. Is this progress??? behind every tree and road pavers But changing our coding has the poten- — Scarlett Arnold 1. Representative form of government around every corner. They are playing tial of putting the sanctuary aspect of our Sanibel has worked well for Sanibel since its on people's basic fears of over-develop- island at risk. Assurances to the contrary inception. City Council's job is to be ment on Sanibel Island. The truth is that are meaningless. Once the door has been well informed of the issues and make the Island is 90% built out. These fears open, it can not be shut. We need, in my sound decisions for the good of the are unfounded. Present laws and zoning opinion, to be very careful to do nothing To the Editor will not permit over-development. entire island. that would have Sanibel's codes fall under Important and compelling press cover- 2. Referendums on Sanibel are not repre- 7. The Sanibel City Council should pur- any part of the Bert Harris Act other than age has recently outlined the many sentative of the entire island, as there sue the Build Back Ordinance propos- the grandfather clause. Florida communities that are effectively are approximately 7,500 Sanibel prop- als which will include Planning If you haven't attended the planning clamping down on overdevelopment erty owners. There are about 5,000 Department Staff and numerous public meetings, I urge you to do so. through citizen referenda. We here on registered voters-2 per household or hearings before both the Planning Sanibel are doing the same with our cur- 2,500 property owners represented, Commission and City Council, thus — Karen A. Storjohann rent petition drive for the five proposed assuming they all vote. This does not providing for thorough public input. A Sanibel Charter Amendments to be placed on the even come close to representing the one-time vote in March will not pro- March 1, 2005 City Council election bal- entire island, which City Council is vide for this review. To the Editor lot for voter action. These amendments elected to do. Re: Article concerning will prevent any Council with a pro-devel- 3. Government by referendum rarely — David L. Schuldenfrei CRS, GRI the Sanibel Center opment agenda next month or five years works as the public is not nearly as 2004 President of the Donna Schuman's article in last week's from now from swiftly changing the informed about the reality, legality, Sanibel & Captiva Islands paper was very good and quite complete, Sanibel that we know today. The amend- costs and ramifications of their Association of Realtors® but I would like to add a few pertinent ments deal with density, building height, actions. The State of Florida, because comments. restrictions on maximum area of lot to be of Referendum voting, not must build Our rents were increased immediately developed, roadway "expansion" and pro- a high-speed rail system, additional and several times and we were told that visions for a strong, independent planning schools which it cannot afford, as well To the Editor there would be no lease renewal option! Commission to uphold the Sanibel Plan as care for pregnant pigs! The state of I've been attending the Planning The cam fee also increased substantial- and the Land Development Code. If these California has bankrupted itself with Commission meetings and have become ly- Charter Amendments pass, they can referendum voting. particularly concerned with the rebuilding If this doesn't indicate that all tenants ONLY be changed by the vote of Sanibel should plan to move, what does? residents. Right now these basic safe- No outside maintenance was per- guards are in the form of City Ordinances formed by th e new owner, not even pres- and can be changed or repealed by a SIN- sure cleaning. The roof under the canvas GLE VOTE OF THE SANIBEL CITY was falling on customers. The building COUNCIL. became a health hazard with green mold The petition drive continues and there on the outside, etc. The building com- will be another opportunity to sign them pletely deteriorated despite repeated calls on Wednesday, July 28 at the Sanibel of complaints. Still nothing was done. Community House from 4-6 p.m. The offer to re-sign another lease at the For information in the meantime, call increased rate of $48 - $49 [per]' square 395-1136, or e-mail [email protected]. foot is outrageous and came at a time later We must not fail on these issues so when moving had already begun. basic to the very quality of life on Sanibel. The city attorney states that 'though TWIN SIZE . from $197. to $879, per set they wanted the tenants to stay, they were — Jill Dillon already gone, and there was "nothing to Sanibel FULL SIZE from. $247. to $949. per set QUEEN SIZE from $287. to $999. per set KIN© SIZE from $387. to $1479. per set FROM THE EDITOR

It's Independence Day when we cele- than jusjust dangerous. It would be admitting INCU/DINS brate our history and the principles that defeadf t — not something Americans do our founding fathers were brave enough easily. to apply to the real world of their day. is a very special country and we We recognize that commitment and the are 4ble to do things that the rest of the lives and freedoms we enjoy today as a worfa cannot. We are able to accept our result. And we do it many ways, from neighbors even if they are a different color flags on poles to flags on our cars to flags and a Completely different religion — or on our T-shirts and baseball caps, even to perhaps no religion. We still defend our flag lapel pins for those who still wear rights ffe send all our kids to the same more formal business attire. school. \ rf Removal ' America means different things to dif- Muchtof the rest of the world has trou- ferent people, but there are important, ble tolerating their own next door neigh- common threads that bind us all, original bors who are the. same color, same race, .MONDAY - FRIDAY 9-6 SATURDAY 9-5 SUNDAY 12-4 principles that have tested us over our his- same religion — just a slightly different tory and will continue to do so in the variety of it, future. Tolerating diversity is a criticaljpart of We have fought a civil war — possibly democracy, Discussion, even argument; 4s the bloodiest in history — over some of still a whole lot better than sheeting each these points, and survived as one nation other over our differences ^QSgesigi^fS indivisible, not two. That one nation those differences are over EASY TO FIND encompasses, even embraces, a multitude able questions such as, "Is there of diverse backgrounds: ethnic^feligibus, death? And if pso, who else are Family Owmtt and Operated racial, cultural — die list goes ora. aiS dis- to see there?"! ' appears over the horizon. It is 'agepiy As we celebrate 'our g^^ 15631 SAN CARLOS BLVD FORT MYERS embedded in our history. let's also celebrate our peaceful Jaefkp- Current events might tend to work tance of our differences. ]'\ 489-3311 against that sort of understanding, espe- As tike board on a chu %j^ CONVENIENT LOCATIOU cially when you can't be sure where the borhood says, "Love your enemies " FROM SANiBEL & FT MYERS BEACH next threat is coming from. But to aban- drive 'em crazy!" . don our basic principles and start to judge — Renny Severance our neighbors on the nature of their head- Executive Ediibr SERVING LEE COUNTY COfWIUNiTfiS FOR OVER 15 YEARS gear, or the size of the moustache is more ISLAND REPORTER • Week of July 1 - 7, 2004 • 7

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• 2 bedroom, 1 bath each side • 5 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths of luxury • 3 bedroom with high ceilings • Vaulted ceilings • Oversized lot • Just steps to beach, guest quarters • Corner lot with long canal views •Mexican tile > Close to beach, bike path • Heated pool, spa, cooking area ' Dock and boat lift • Double lot • Tropical landscaping • Saturma marble, gourmet kitchen, elevatoi ' Screened pool and spa • Sanibel River $624,000 (105059) • Fully furnished, $2,560,000 (105047) $1,295,000 (104878) $359,000 (104814) Rose Dstos 472-5187 x 233 Karen Bell - 472-7800 x 270 Susan Andrews • 472-5187 x 251 James & Penny Hetmanek • 472-5187 x 219/202 s> Sea> Victch-iafL- A/tar Heaai /iW

• Direct Gulf access with boat dock & lift ' Newly constructed 4 BR/4 BA,*a masterpiece • 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath pool home • Wonderful 3 bedroom. 2 bath w/heated pool & spa • 3 bedroom, 3 5 bath • Decorator furnished, quality upgrades > Upgraded kitchen appliances & granite counter tops • Maple floors, gourmet kitchen, vaulted ceilings • Custom built in 2000 • Screen enclosed pool w/spa, fireplace, secunty system ' Wood floors, storm & plantation shutters • Large master suite w/open shower & glass block • Quality throughout...dreams are of this • Numerous porches and decks, a private elevator • Central vac, lots of storage, high ceilings • Great room with fireplace $1,679,000 (104069) $1,895,000 (101019) $1,699,000 (103653) $2,349,000 (104040) Sheryl Lesch-472-5187 x 295 Karen Bell -472-7800 x 270 Susan Andrews -472-5187 x 251 Karen Bell • 472-7800 x 270 N& Furtier ~P(HH 7~&

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• 3 bedroom, 2 bath + den in Beachview • Gulf to bay property 1 East Rocks location • Nearly completed 4 bedioom • Heated, caged pool, new pool pump • 2 separate lots 1 3 bedroom, 3 bath, split floor plan • Steps to gulf beach, oversized pool • Dual air conditioning units 1 Bay property has 3 docks • Elevator & spimklei system • Wood floors, top of the line kitchen Open kitchen to den & pa^s thiu to pool aiea • Offered fully furnished • Deeded beach access • Master with sundeck $649,900 (104326) $4,895,000 (103340) $585,000 (104504) $1,049,000 (103848) lG 425187 x 235/236/232 Jim Hall -472-5187 x 215 Carolyn Musgrave -472-5187 \ 243 Jim Hall • 472-5187 x 215 Sunset C\t/>tir/i <**2J>

' 2 bedroom, 2 5 bath m Sunset Captiva ' Furnished 2 bedroom, Z bath > Over 1,500 sq ft under air > White sandy beach! Fabulous sunsets' • Community pool, tennis and grills • Gieat beach, pool & tennis • 2 bedroom + very large den as third > Recently remodeled, open plan, light & bright • Fully furnished 1 On site rental office • New kitchen & tile, nice apartment • 2 bedroom. 2 bath plus den • Short walk to ships, restaurant & manna > Short term rentals allowed • Parking for 2 cars under building • Beautiful tropical ambiance & comfort i $799,000 (104596) $549,000 (104439) $865,000 (104950) $949,000 (104811) Karen Bell -472-7800 x 270 James & Penny Heananek • 472-5187 x 219/202 Robin Humphrey -472-5187 x 218 Marlene Donaldson -472-5187 x 242

' 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 4th floor 2 bedroom, 2 bath at Sundial • 2 bedroom, 2 bath • 3 bedroom + 2.5 bath • Beautifully decorated Nicely decorated • Fourth floor with fantastic views • Falmouth floor plan • River views, like new Just steps to pool & beach • Pool, tennis & shuffleboard • Breathtaking views • Great south Ft Myers location Fully furnished • Established rentals • Amenities galore $699,000 (104615) $669,000 (104493) $569,000 (104936) $1,195,000 (104772) Jim Hall -472-5187 x 215 Robin Humphrey • 472-5187x 218 Eric Pfeifer • 472-5187 x 259 Mike McMurray • 472-5187 x 250 CcH-fter Uui - JLidkt (&> BriJ/it: l-(H> nea2 C(Huio-

VIP Realty Group, Inc. 1560 Periwinkle Way • Sanibel (239) 472-5187 • (239) 472-0966 Fax (800) 553-7338 • (866) 472-5187 Int. 14970 Captiva Drive • Captiva (239) 472-7800 • (239) 472-7861 Fax (866) 472-7800 ' 2 bedroom, 2 bath w/ large screened lanai • Wide Gulf view REALTOR-S' • Tile floor w/ new Jacuzzi bath • Totally updated 2 bedroom, 2 bath VIPREALTY.COM • On site rental management • Attractively furnished, fully equipped • Pool & boat dockage. Pets allowed • Quiet, convenient top floor location $495,000 (10494tf) $829,000 (104541) Lynda Traverso -472-5187 x 226 Ada Shissler -472-5187 x 254

Chatuut • Beautiful 1-2 acre lot w/150' of deep water • Where Roosevelt Channel meets Pine Island Sound • Site offers a deeded beach access • Shared dockage $2,295,000 (103826) Karen Bell» 472-7800 x 270 Views ' Near Dean Park Historic District • Oversize3 lot with 157 on the bayou 1 Short distance to.downtown • New dock & lift 1 Sotheby's Easy access to 1-75 • Ready for an estate home MLS, • 40% buildable coverage • Islandy neighborhood w/ recently paved roads $49,000 ea (104554)(104555) $1,289,000 (104665) M. Ventura • 472-7800 x 276 X Hall & L. Gornick • 472-5187 x 215/261 S S fa

• For a more extensive list of events, r see this week's Islander, available free all over the islands. Dateline •Week of June 3 -9 Notices of upcoming events to appear in Dateline must be received by Friday for the following Thursday's publication Notices Looking ahead ... received by Monday will appear according, to available space. Fax 472-8398

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' Paint Out 2 Gourmet 3 Wildlife Refuge 4 Koreshan State 5 Bridge at SCA 6 Troublestarters 7 Yoga at Singles Tour Park & at Senior Ctr. attheLegion Fitness Center

SANIBEL LIBRARY San-Cap Art the door. Tables available, call (239) 939- Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 pas- On ex&i&it League members show. 2553. senger pontoon boat departs at 11a.m., 1 ROBERT RAe^CHEJpeRgt ,; & the SUMMER MEMBERS' SHOW at the pan,, tour is approx. 90 minutes. Bob Rausch&aherg, <^tery^#6jg^rly Fort Myers Beach Art Assoc. corner of On staae Everglades Day Tour all day Tuesday, Edison Comaiuiuty College Oft&jl of Donora and Shell Mound Blvd., FMB. GREASE afihe Broadway Palm June 10 Thursday, Saturday, meet at 8 a.m., return Fine Art), : ''Scenarios," recent jyork, Open Weds and Thurs 9-1. - Aug. 14. 1380 Colonial Blvd, Fort around 6:30 p.m. Includes air boat ride, 8099 Collegetfcwy. Through JulyjlL PURE LINE WINNERS at the Alliance Myers. 278-4422. swamp buggy tour, and more. Call for ARTS FOR ACT PREVIEW at the Bob "FOOLS," part of a summer of Neil reservations. 472-0101. Rauschenberg/^&llery at Edison College. for the Arts, 10091 McGregor Blvd, Fort r Myers. Featuring award winning Florida Simon at the Florida Rep, in the historic Touch Tank Exploration at 11 a.m. and 1 More than 180 pieces of art to pick from. Arcade Theatre downtown Fort Myers. Poster "Cathedral," by featured artist Artists. Opening reception July 2, 5-7 p.m. Program approx. 1/2 hour. p.m. Show runs through July 30. 939- Directed by Bob Cacioppo July 9 - Aug. Evening cruise at 6 p.m. These tours also Judy Smith will go on sale. July 15, 6 - 8 1 .332-4665 pan. 2787 include a visit to the touch tank. Tour is TICKETS ON SALE FOR ARTS FOR A LITTLE MURDER NEVER HURT approx. 2 hours. SAN-iGAP ART LEAGUE at BIG Arts, ACT AUCTION, event to take place ANYBODY presented by the Off Beach Summer Show throughout the summer Breakfast cruise 9 a.m, Tuesday and August 21, from 5:30 to 11 p.m. at the Players, Periwinkle Playhouse 2200 Thursday. 90 min., includes coffee, juice, season. More than 150 members present Harborsi'de Convention Center. Featured Periwinkle Way. Begins July 1. $15/$5 thetf latest work. and pastry. Also includes visit to the ^ Smith. $75 advance, $85 at 472-0324 touch tank. BROADWAY PALM CHILDRENS' • TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE THEATRE presents Alice in leaves every 1 1/2 hours, Sat. - Thurs., Wonderland, July 1,2,3,7,9, &1I. Lunch 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Wildlife Drive is now SUSAN and show $14, 278-4422. open from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. except JOAN CARTWRIGHT, "Jazz Diva Fridays. Reservations, 472-1351 Health Care Services Extraordinaire", at Ellingtons, July 1-3. • SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE from 7-11 p.m. BAY: The naturalists at Tarpon Bay A EUL€ RANGE OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES BY AN ISLANoD RESIDENT Explorers have started up free Iunchtime talks beginning at 12:30 p.m. Mon.- Fri. •4iClhi • td e on the observation deck overlooking the Bathing & Personal Cafe • Companion Care most beautiful setting on Sanibel and last Meal Preparation • Transportation • 24 Hour Care month: about half an hour. Medication Management • Safety Management • SUMMER HOURS AT THE HISTORI- Topics include Calusa Cafe, manatees, dol*- CAL MUSEUM Open half days, phins, sharks, turtles, and alligators. Blood Pressure, Cardiac & Pulmonary Management Wednesday - Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at the Diabetic Care • Wound Care • Colostomy & lleostomy Care 950 Dunlop Rd. 472-4648. north end of Tarpon Bay Rd.: 472-8900. • THE CARPENTERS SHOP at the Call for reservations for all activities. Alzheimers Care • Terminal Illness Care & Management Sanibel Community Church. Bibles, 472-8900 books, music, gifts. Mon-Fri. 9 a.m. - 3 • FITNESS WITH PAM at the SCA, 2173 pjn., Sunday 9 - noon. Susan-BhjtehsLie. 5021 H54 ? RvPf; (239)472-3327 Periwinkle Way. Low impact aerobics, It. • TARPON BAY EXPLORERS is offering weight training. Mon, Wed. Fri., 9:15 - naturalist led tours on the Tarpon Bay 10:30 a.m. $8. 267-3092. portion of the 'Ding' Darling National • ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: Wildlife Refuge for birders, naturalists, Cruises; dolphin, watch, sunset cruises and curious people who enjoy being on and more on board power catamarans. the water and learning from an experi- Canoe and kayak tours; guided or self enced naturalist. Call for reservations for guided. Walk the Boardwalk; free nature all activities. 472-8900 tour of mile-long boardwalk at Port Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak Sanibel Marina, Monday, Wednesday, MUNICIPAL CLOSING atlO:3O a.m. daily. 472-8900. . . •••• Friday 10 a.m. 472-8443. Sunset Paddles tour Monday, Wednesday, • CAPTIVA CRUISES: In conjunction Friday^ p-rrtTquf^s about 2,1/2 hours. , with South Seas Resort, now offers two

Sanibel City Hall offices will be closed Annual 4th of July in observance of 15% to 75% OFR Independence Day on Monday July 05, 2004, \. . and will re-open on . Tuesday, July 06, 2004. (OMFOIMBYIHSKA The City of Sanibel's Recreation facilities 1640 Periwinkle Way in Lime Tree Center, Sanibel 395*0666 (Civic Center) will be closed in observance of Located next to Island Health Foods • Open Mon.-.-Sat. 10am-6pm Independence Day, Monday, July 05, 2004. The Civic Center offices will resume normal office hours on South Seas Resort Tuesday, July 06, 2004. Lands End The Recreation Center will be open 2BR Villa is perfectly §osi- '"' Fred Mewman tioned to offer views' across & Saturday, Sunday and Monday the 3rd fairway to Pine |s]ar)H Vicki Panico Sound. Completely reified- Realtors July 03, July 04 and July 05 eled, large community pool, fitness room & tennis courts. from 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m., $1,240,000 \ and will resume regular office hours on COLDWELL Newman Call Today! BANKER Phone: 239/472-3121 Tuesday, July 06, 2004. Toll Free: 800/232-6004 ppp I ATI ON AL" www.souchscassalcs.com vcll Banker Rt^i(k-ntiatR£dl ISLAND REPORTER G Week of July 1 - 7, 2004 • &

new cruises. Dolphin Luncheon Cruise departs at 11:30 a.m,, return, at 1:30. Family cruise with casual lunch buf- Coming soon fet served. $35 adults, $20 children aged 12 and under, • FT. MYERVAGLOW MEETING, guest speaker Dianna Library holds float kids 3 and under are free. 472-5300 Carpenter-Eick, ordained minister, counselor, Shofar Sunset Dinner Cruise call for departation times. Cocktails Sounder. Holiday Inn Riverwalk, July 10 at 9 a.m. $10 design contest for kids and dining. $45 adults, $20 children aged 12 and under, includes breakfast. 936-3307, or 543-3949. kids under 3 are free. 472-5300. • ALLIGATOR AMBLERS museum stroll at the SWFL Seventeen children at the Sanibel Public Library Museum of History, 2300 Peck St. Ft. Myers. Admission brought their own float designs together on Tuesday, June 9:50, meet at museum, 10:30 a.m. July 10. RSVP (239) 29 in anticipation of Saturday's festivities for 495-7644 Independence Day. Thursday I • AMERICAN SEWING GUILD, Southwest Florida The theme of the designs was "Stars & Stripes'" and Chapter, meets at the Lee County Extension Service in among several levels of awards, Jocelyn Harden, a 5th PAINT OUT with the San-Cap Art League, 9 a.m. - noon, Terry Park. "Heirloom Sewing the Martha Pullen Way" grader at the Sanibel School, won Best of Show. bring lunch and a chair. Julyl— Jensen's Marina; July 8 July 24, 12:30 - 3 p.m. Dues are $40/year. 458-2858. The floats, each about the size of a shoe box, will be & 15 — Thistle Lodge, Casa Ybel; July 22—Lighthouse on display at the Sanibel Community House on Saturday Restaurant at Port Sanibel; July 29 -— Punta Rassa during the parade and the party following. Fishing. 472-1850 fEvery weed Sunday 4 TURTLE TRACKS at the Sanibel -Captiva Conservation ^EV0f"V W€€ £ Foundation's Nature Center at 9 a.m. Interpretive program on the life cycle of the sea turtles that make their KORESHAN STATE HISTORIC SITE guided tours. 10 home on the islands. $3 adults/ kids free. $2 for parking a.m. Sat. and Sun. $3.25 per vehicle. at the beach. 472-2329. YOGA WITH DR SUSAN PATAKY at the Senior Center on Library Way. 10-11 a.m. All levels $10. 466- 1558 Monday 5 GAMES DAY at the Senior Center, 2401 Library Way. Bridge, Mahjong, and more. All levels welcome. $2 fEvery wee£ members, $4 non-members. 472-5743 BRIDGE FOR FUN Senior Center 2401 Library Way. $2 SMALL WONDERS at the Sanibel Library, for children members, $4 non-members. No partner needed all levels birth - 2 years. 10 a.m. 472-2483 welcome. 472-5743. YOGA & MEDITATION 6 p.m. -7:30 p.m. with Murari SHELLCRAFTERS 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Monday at Brian Healy at Casa Ybel Resort. Open to public, begin- the Community House on Periwinkle. ner's welcome. $12. BOOKWORMS stories and crafts for children aged 3-5, Sanibel Library 10 a.m. Mon/Wed. 472-2483 SMALL WONDERS stories for children birth to age 2. Sanibel Library 2 p.m. Mon/Tue 472-2483 Friday 2 YOUTH PROGRAM for 4th - 8th grades at the Sanibel Library, 3 p.m. 472-2483 fEvery weed STORY TIME for all ages at the Sanibel Library, 6:30 GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER CLUB meets every p.m. Friday in finest restaurants in the area. For more info, call SCA DUPLICATE BRIDGE has resumed at the Sanibel 332-8191 Community Association on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. The Photo by Amy Fleming Jocelyn Harden, winner of Best in Show. BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. Michaels and All game is open to all regardless of ability. Partners will be Angels. Fridays 10 a.m.-11:30; a.m. in the Parish Hall. provided if necessary. Fees $4 for SCA members, $5 for 472-2173. non-members. lawn overlooking the gulf in front of the Thistle Lodge restaurant on the grounds of Casa Ybel Resort, 2255 West TERRIFIC TWOS stories, activities for two year olds, Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. 472-2483 Gulf Dr. Beginner friendly, cost is $12 per class. FORT MYERS SWING DANCE SOCIETY meets KWLF stories, activities, games, for ages thru third grade every Tuesday at Ron Dao's Sports Bar in Ft. Myers, at the Sanibel library. 3 p.m. 472-2482 Tuesday 6 15320 McGregor Blvd. Free lessons 8:30 - 9 p.m. No fEvery week cover. 239/851-7354 SMALCWONDERS at die Sanibel Library, for children Saturday 3 birth to 2 years. OPEN PORTRAIT STUDIO 1-4 p.m. $4 per session, Wednesday 7 fEvery wee£ open to all artists. Model provided. 472-5267. VEGETATION WALK 2 hour tour of Shell Mound trail TROUBLESTARTERS AT THE AMERICAN LEGION fEvery week 9 a.m. every other Sat. 472-1100 x222. Every Tuesday evening 7:30 pm. to closing. San-Cap Rd. at mile marker 3. 472-9979. YOGA*WITH DR SUSAN PATAKY, Sanibel Fitness FAMILY FUN AT THE REFUGE guided tour of Center on Rabbit Road. All levels, noon -1 p.m. $12 466- Wildlife Dr. for the family. 9 a.m. RSVP 472-1100 x222. YOGA CLASSES AT CASA YBEL RESORT Murari 1558 MINDFUL YOGA AT BIG ARTS with Brian Healy, 9:30 Brian Healy will begin teaching two new ongoing yoga classes at Casa Ybel Resort on Tuesday mornings, 9 a.m. BOOKWORMS at the Sanibel Library, for children ages a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Open to public, beginners welcome. 3 - 5 years. 10 a.m. 472-2483 $12. -10 a.m. This is an outdoor class and will be held on the

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Harlan C. Parrish, president and CEO The bank is poised to increase its of Colonial Bank's Southwest Florida Southwest Florida Region from 25 Region, recently announced the opening offices to a minimum of 30 in 2005, of a new office at 20251 Summerlin expanding its service to customers in Road in Fort Myers. Owen-Ames- Collier, Lee, Charlotte, Sarasota and Kimball Company recently completed Manatee counties. the new 3,886-square-foot office, which Colonial Bank's regional headquar- will feature four drive-through service ters for Southwest Florida, including lanes, including an ATM lane. Lee, Collier, Sarasota, and Manatee "The Sanibel Beach Place office is a counties, is located at 27200 Riverview great benefit to customers in this area," Center Boulevard in Bonita Springs. says Parrish. "It is one of many addi- The management team is supported tional locations in Southwest Florida by a local regional board of directors that will provide added convenience to and local community advisory commit- quality services." tees, which allow better responsiveness To celebrate the opening, the bank to the needs of Colonial customers and hosted the Sanibel and Captiva the community. Chamber of Commerce monthly Colonial Bank of Southwest Florida AfterHours on June 21 with Biddle's is a division of the Montgomery, Restaurant supplying an impressive Alabama-based Colonial BancGroup, a variety of delectable hors d'oeuvres. $17.2 billion multistate bank holding The event was well-attended with company with more than 296 banking members packing the banking floor to offices in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, help the bank celebrate new quarters. Nevada, Tennessee and Texas. Since entering the Southwest Florida Colonial BancGroup is traded on the market with just 10 offices in 1998, New York Stock Exchange under the Photo by Kathleen Blase Colonial Bank has established 25 full- symbol CNB, listed in most newspapers Executive Director Steve Greenstein of the Sanibel and Captiva Islands Chamber of service offices with total assets of $865 as ColBgp, and located on the Internet Commerce is joined by chamber board member and bank officer, Ellen Lai, as well as million. at www.colonialbank.com. other bank employees in cutting the ribbon the bank's new office on Summerlin Road.

Her contributions outside her profession share a theme Inge also led for several years a five-week discussion of humanitarian giving and spiritual practice. Her devo- series called "Unsung Creative Women in History" — QBITUARIE tion to Judaism grew throughout her life. At 70 she was eight different women each year ranging from Eleanor Bat Mitzvah, a rite of passage unavailable to girls in pre- roosevelt and Estee Lauder to Sissila Bok (Margaret war Vienna. Within the Jewish community she worked Mead's daughter and one of the nation's most significant Ingeborg Grosser Mauksch, RN, PhD, FAAN locally and nationally, serving as president of her temple ethicists) and Josephine Baker (a woman who graduated and of the Jewish Federation of Lee and Charlotte from med school before 1900 and could not make a liv- In the days before her death, Ingeborg Mauksch Counties. President Carter appointed her to the White ing in private practice in New York City — she went on described her life as "wonderful, simply wonderful." House Holocaust Council. She had long lists of donations to become the nation's first pediatrician and the founder She died on June 20, 2004 at 82 years of age, completing to assorted social service, health care and spiritual orga- of the Well Child concept of care. a life filled with accomplishments as a mother, nurse, nizations, was inducted to the Women's Hall of Fame and If you asked Ingeborg Mauksch, PhD, what made her educator, religious community leader and humanitarian. received awards from the Girl Scouts and Hadassah, a feminist, she had an immediate answer: "Being a nurse Ingeborg Grosser was born in Vienna, Austria on Dec. among other organizations. and trying to work in the caste system that existed in the 2, 1921 after her older brother George to parents Fritz In 1947 Inge married Hans O. Mauksch; they were hospital setting... Nurses are the mothers; doctors are the and Claire. By the time Nazi Germany threatened divorced in 1974. Inge treasured two further relationships fathers — Daddy rules the roost and Mama has no say- Austria's "sound of music" she had received a strong with Len Kissen and, later, with Aaron Ritvo. The most so, no input, no voice... And it wasn't just the nurses. education, absorbed the beauty of the Alps and a culture important part of Inge's life was her family. She and Hans There were no female chief residents, no female depart- rich in music, opera and tasty desserts. had two children, Valerie arid Larry, whom she loved ment heads and, when I went to Vanderbilt, there were As 1938 passed, Jewish children in Vienna were every minute of her life. She took in her children's spous- only eight tenured women professors!" forced to sit in the back of classroom; they lost the right es, Eric and Sally, as her own. And, most important, in the Mauksch served for four years on the AMA/ANA to use text books and, finally, were deprived of the right last 15 years, were her grandchildren. Claire(15), Paul Joint Practice Committee. "That provided me with to attend school. Unlike many who were less fortunate, (14), Eli (12), Michael (11) and Emma (6) have each incredible insight into doctors' perceptions of women's Inge and her brother were able to find passage to experienced their grandmother's love in so many special roles as well as into their apparently serious persuasion America. ways. that God endowed them with great superiority," she said For Inge, coming to the United States was a wonder- It was in 1975 that Ingeborg and the children spent drily. She worked throughout her career to elevate the ful opportunity that filled her with gratitude but was tem- their first Christmas holiday in Fort Myers, including status of nurses to the professional level at which they pered by survivor guilt. These feelings seemed to fuel her many visits to Sanibel. Like so many of us they came should be held and was one of the visionaries who creat- success in the years to come. With the help of her Aunt every year after that until they moved to Fort Myers in ed the function and title of Board Certified Nurse and Uncle she was able to continue her education at 1981 and Inge accepted a position in the University of Practitioner. Radcliffe, Columbia University and at Massachusetts South Florida nursing department. She founded her own Inge believed that life was too short for complaints, General Hospital where she launched her 50-plus year home health agency which she ran until selling it in 1990 too short for dwelling in anger, and rarely felt sorry for nursing career. While obtaining a Master's and a PhD. at and became, as she put it, "a non-retired retiree," moving herself. But she was never shy about expressing care and the University of Chicago, her work expanded into nurs- to Sanibel, volunteering at BIG ARTS where she taught encouragement to others. To know Inge was to know an ing administration, education and health policy. Her con- two courses, serving on the Community Housing ever-present smile that spoke of optimism, acceptance tributions include developing the role of Family Nurse Resources, the Affiliate Council of Planned Parenthood in and joy. She will be sorely missed. Practitioner, the promotion of hospice care, emphasizing Fort Myers and in various capacities in addition to the "She has been missed ever since she moved away team work in health care design and highlighting the organization's president with the Jewish Federation. [several years ago]," Mozella Jordan said. "She was a value of patient and family decision-making in health She and her dear friend Maggie Mullins, a mental health dear friend of mine and had been for a long, long time... care. Her writings supported the adoption of national counselor (now retired), created and ran Pathfinders, a non- sponsored me to Zonta way back when and was always health insurance over 30 years ago. Ingeborg was award- profit company that produced brief courses for the purpose so encouraging to me." She thought a moment. "Ingeborg ed the Valere Potter Chair at Vanderbilt University, the of enhancing inner growth. "Inge was one of the most intel- was such a wonderful person. She was already missed first endowed chair in nursing in the United States. She ligent people I've ever known," Maggie said, "and one of [Inge moved away from the area several years ago] and received dozens of awards including an honorary doctor- the deepest thinkers. We had a peripheral professional con- now we'll miss her even more... I just hope and pray we ate and she was one of the few nurses to be inducted into nection but she and I connected on a much deeper level. We keep her dignity and spirit alive." the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies. led several workshops — meditation, women's issues, A Memorial Service was held on June 22 in Fort Only three weeks before her death she was awarded hon- awakening creativity." And Maggie, who spoke with her Collins, CO with Rabbi Bruce Diamond of Fort Myers orary membership in the University of Colorado School friend only a couple of days before she died, was co-chair officiating. Interment was in Roselawn Cemetery. of Nursing Alumni Association. with Inge of the Zonta/AB WA Women 2000 Conference at Inge's friends are invited to sign the family guestbook Sundial Resort in 1994. at www.allnutt.com. (When you enter the site, there are subtitles to the left of the Allnutt founders' pictures. Click on Obituaries to find the appropriate place for your remembrance of Inge.) Fabrication Technology At Its Finest «§ Memorial gifts may be made to Hospice of Larimer Designs by Mark Christian County in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 650 West Drake Road, Fort Collins CO 80506.

Mary Thomas "Tommy" Jaeger Screen Rooms Mary Thomas "Tommy" Jaeger (nee Turnock) of Fort Myers, Fla. passed away June 17, 2004. She was 90 at • Pool Enclosures Front Entrys the time of her death. "Tommy" was the beloved wife of the late John T. • Rescreens Security Gates Jaeger, loving mother of Melinda J. Bickers of New York City, John T. Jaeger, Jr. of Dallas. Texas, and Philip W. • Mechanical Driveway Gates Jaeger of McLean, Va; a dear sister of Lawrence C. Turnock of Chagrin Falls, Ohio; and the beloved grand- • Railings mother of Kenzie, John III, Michael K., Michael, • Welded Railings Matthew, Brian and Kelly. 848 S.E. 9TH ST. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, July 17, • Spiral Staircases at 11:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Cleveland CAPE CORAL FL Heights, 111. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to Saint Michael & All Angels Church, 2304 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel. • r island REPORTER AMn OADTIUA ci

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Mr. Bush did the work and had placed the lumber in the dump- Mrs. Webster reportedly became upset and argumentative, and The blotter contains public information obtained from ster. Mr. Bush agreed to remove \he lumber. Officer Siergiej, on demanded police watch her husband, take him to a hospital, or the Sanibel Police Department. All persons arrested are a follow-up, found that the lumber had been removed. call his doctor in Starke to verify he should not drive. She then innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. told the officer that her husband had a handgun in the nightstand 06/19/04 next to the bed. She handed the gun to the officer for safekeep- 06/15/04 Grand Theft/Cleared ing. Mr. Webster possessed a valid concealed weapons permit. Assist Person Officer Hawkins made a vehicle stop of a white EZ-Go golf cart The officer cleared the gun through NCIC and FCIC, and told Mr. Carol Pearce reported receiving a phone call at her residence in at 1200 Periwinkle Way. He informed the two males in the cart Webster to call the Sanibel Police Department to pick up the gun . Cincinnati, OH, from John Grey, a subcontractor doing work on that they were not allowed to operate a golf cart on any public before leaving the island. her Sanibel condo at 1785 Middle Gulf Drive, Sand Dollar roadway or bike path on Sanibel. The officer asked where the Condominiums. Ms. Pearce reported Mr. Grey told her if he did majes got the cart, and they stated that they borrowed it from a 06/21/04 . not get paid he would do damage to her condo. Officer Scott janitor at Sundial Resort. The Officer contacted John Suspicious Person Siergiej interviewed Grey, who said that he asked to be paid but Stachowski, head of security at Sundial. Mr. Stachowski At approximately 2200 hours on 06/20/04 a white male knocked did not make a threat. Officer Siergiej told Mr. Grey to contact informed the officer that the golf cart had just been reported on the door at 4689 Rue Belle Mer, Sanibel. He told Adelita his general contractor about getting paid and advised him not to missing by a maintenance manager at the resort. Mr. Dunkley, caretaker for the 90-year-old homeowner, that he was contact Pearce. Stachowski took possession of the cart and stated that no English and was lost. Ms. Dunkley was afraid to. open the door charges would be pressed. The males, however, would not be at that time of night. She told the male she wasn't from the area 06/15/04 allowed to stay at Sundial. Officer Hawkins and Sgt. Worth and couldn't give directions. The male left. On 06/21/04, the escorted the males to the resort to get their belongings. Their homeowner's visiting nurse advised Ms. Dunkley to call the Catherine Bould of 2340 Wulfert Road, Sanibel, reported her uncle took them to the Holiday Inn to get a room for the night. police. Ms. Dunkley was unable to provide vehicle information or mailbox was damaged between 1800 hours 06/14 and 0800 a better description of the male. hours 06/15. 06/20/04 Criminal Mischief/Suspicious Incident 06/22/04 06/16/04 Joan Boyer, bar personnel, reported a broken window at the Possession of Altered Driver's License Property Found/Wallet RTO American Legion, 4249 Sanibel-Captiya Road. Officer Tyus Officer Hawkins stopped MicMaei Ehrhart, of 1862 Farm Trail Tracy Waiters of Sanibel turned in a black nylon bi-fold wallet responded. Ms. Boyer stated that the window was intact when that he ran over as he drove to work at Coldwell Banker, 1149 the room was cleaned on Friday 06/18. She discovered the Ehrhart a warning, then he coutd. search the vehicle. Periwinkle Way. Officer Claude Tyus Jr. contacted the wallefs damage at approximately 1000 hours on Saturday, 06/19. The owner and returned it to him. officer found the window screen was ripped by whatever broke defendant's picture and address. Tfe^eietfdarrt admitted the the window. The officer determined that the window likely was license belonged to him. The .officer asked the passenger, 06/16/04 broken by a long, slender, flat-tipped object swung at the win- Andrew Hoek, of Fort Myers, if he had an altered driver's Civil Matter dow from the right side of the front door. No object of that shape license, too. Mr. Hoek produced a California driver's license and George Bokills of Glenview, IL, notified the Sanibel Police was found on the premises. The officer took pictures and admitted it was not valid. The officer issued a Notice to.Appear" Department by phone that a window in his Sanibel condo had arranged for checks on the business overnight. to Mr. Ehrhart and one to Mr. Hoek. been broken by one of the tenants staying there. Officer Jeremy Hawkins spoke with the tenant, George Bashur, who stated that 06/20/04 TRAFFIC CITATIONS his daughter had broken the window by accident. Officer Suspicious Incident Sanibel Police issued the following citations between 06/15/04 Hawkins informed Mr. Bokills. Gene Lopez, of 1178 Sand Castle Road, Sanibel, reported that and 06/21/04; the house across the street, 1179 Sand Castle Road, had a bro- 06/17/04 ken rear sliding glass door. Officer Hawkins found no signs the *• Twelve citations for speeding on the Sanibel-Captiva Road Found Property door was broken on purpose. The officer determined that the »• One citation for speeding on Casa Ybel Steven Raymos of Fort Myers, turned in a wallet he found at the most likely cause of the damage was a golf ball from the com- 3flHK'^ Sparkhouse (iTV) (N) (S) Gulf Drive, reported that the condominium management had MAX lack Tie been receiving comptaints about an owner's vehicle parked on the property. The management attempted to resolve the situa- tion through an exchange of letters with Paul Fletcher, of THURSDAY PRIME TIME ULY 8, 2004 Pickering, Ontario, attorney for the owner of the vehicle. Mr. Stefl requested an investigation into the possibility the property 10:00 10:3011:00 11:30 can be removed as a "junked" vehicle. Sgt. Dalton responded Ballykissangel (cc) Wide Angle (N) (S) (cc) Charlie Rose (N) (S) (cc) and assessed the vehicle,'which he found had three partially flat Big Brother 5 (N) (cc) Without a Trace (S) (cc) tires, would not start, and had an expired tag from 2000. The 70s Show Pepsi Smash (N) (cc) Experiment [Experiment Blind Date lEIimidate Sergeant contacted Mr. Fletcher. . Extra (N) Whose? Whose? Dancing With Divas 06/19/04 Home Imp. [Will-Grace WGN News at Nine (cc) Becker (i>). |Becker (b) Clean Sweep (cc) In a Fix "Villa Oasis Violation of City Ordinance/Live Shells/None Found Food Finds | Recipe Festivals- [Festivals Officer Tyus responded te an anonymous call reporting a person Behind the Music (cc) 40 Greatest Reality Show Moments IS) VH1 Goes Inside (S) Hrsepwer [Hrsepwer MXC (S) IMXC (S) MXC (S) |MXC (S) MXC (SI MXC (S) taking live shells from the beach near the Sanibel Arms West. High Price of Fame E! News (N) |Awards The caller stated the violator was staying in Unit F-1 and had Capital Report (cc) The News on CNBC placed the shells in a red car. Officer Tyus found the condo Golden Golden The Nanny The Nanny Providence 'The Storm" empty, was informed that the occupant had checked out, and Weekend Landscapr Design [Designers then pursued and stopped a red SUV on East Gulf Drive. The Bug Juice Lizzie driver admitted to being in F-1 and invited the officer to inspect Real World Real World his collection of shells. The officer found no live shells. Law & Order "Jeopardy Law & Order (cc) (DVS) City Confidential (cc) Cold Case Files A scientist's murder is solved. Crossing Jordan (S; (cc)

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If Someone Did It, So to Dianetics, 3102 N. Habana License and references available. HELP WANTED Can You! 2-3 Confirmed Ave., Tampa, FL 33607 Alone?? Seniors Dating Bureau. Will also do cooking & cleaning. CITY REPORTER Appointments Daily! Benefits Respected since 1977!! (Ages 50- (239)772-7115. We're looking for a full time Available. Call Catherine Rascal Scooter, heavy duty, 450 90) 1-800-922-4477 reporter to cover city AD BUILDER McFarland. (888) 563-3188 pound capacity. Almost new, less government for than 10 hours. $4197. new, DRIVERS our weekly newspaper. NEEDED sacrifice $950. Call (239) 283- SCHOOLS/INSTRUCTION ATTENTION TO DETAIL 2888 Driver , COVENANT TRANSP_QRT. Please send ESSENTIAL! SKILLS & TRADES Earn your degree online from Teams and Solos check out our resume to home. Business, Paralegal, new pay plan. Owner Operators, P. O. 809, Sanibel, Fl Must be familiar with HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Computers, Networking and more. 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Our services 2510 DEL PRADO • Today Call have helped millions S;ici> to a : rjlai get out ot aebt 3. save CAPE CORAL Truck Driver Class "A" CDL. 25yis or Oak Trees, !CGO s«a.lab'£. 3 ,n'_.i H Va icet' Deso O" -.( VP Titie or no thousands "iee consultation BLVD. 33904 oider, plus 3 years experience. diamsie', 16-15 Kt. \i\\, all ;,0u5d t'tle' TKCks, Cars, Vans C<\ih (86S-) <10-8827 Freedompoint Full-time and Part-lime needed $99. each, a'so avei's^'e paid fo" soma 3^'en npi's a v.ee'< Financial * * * * • Fork hfi iull, experience 3 plus. 472458? Magnol.as p^ez.j-lonys A'l .rees (2 39) 833-5080 A:!< or Ch,".s c.i Benefits. (239) 332-1080 must go V239) £S/-7bc6 leave message 18 • Week of July 1 -7,2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

DOMESTIC AUTO ACREAGE FOR SALE BY OWNER MANUFACTURED HOMES REAL ESTATE DISTANT VACATION RENTALS CBS House on canal with an Palm Harbor Modular and Mobile domestic autos Acreage TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN & Homes Factory Direct Pricing. CREEKFRONT HOMESITES- 25 Display Models call for free GRAND OPENING SALE! NO THE-VACATION-HOME „ emmmm nr _ color brochures. Schedule a Free CLOSING COSTS! July lOto, 2-8 YOU'VE LOOKeef tfock;' Hous&'nelas r£m%delihg:w Factory Tour. (800) 622-2832 Acre parcels on Whije Creek, ALWAYS WANTED .-would make great location for Privacy, spectacular Landscaping, •^ custom home'. - Direct access to North of Crossville, Financing. Most-private-beach. .•: Pine Island Sound & Charlotte INVESTMENT PROPERfT (888) 575- LAND ext. 7577 Dock-on-Bayou. Ford Taurus > • Harbor. BokeeliaC $400,000 OJ3.O. Heated-Pool. 1988 283-0857 . •> . Investors: .132.50 acres, Pristine Wide-Porches. vacant wetlands all the way out to Runs Handyman's special, s'4/2,.'' -2- TIME SHARE FOR SALE Open-Sunning-Decks. Automatic Gulf on Big Pine island. Great Chateau Sur Mer area. fireplaces, all appliances &,I*, 2- price. $795,000 cash or may Casa Ybel Resort, 3 consecutive A/C EQUAL HOUSING car garage, osersized lot, back- Idyllic luxury/comfort. Needs some work! exchange $500,000 equity. Agent. weeks in December. Time share Easy-care, no-effort yard, . concrete-, grill, den, living, (615) 333-6646. for sale or rent. Buy all three at $700 OPPORTUNITY dining, farfiily room, alafip. system, Vacation-Home. Evenings reduced price, by owner. Call All real estate advertised Ft. Myers, 1135,000. DBO..(239.) Three-Bedrooms/Three-Baths. • (239) 645-7107 * office: (410) 472-2844 or Florida: : Monthly Rentals. in this newspaper is '•' -458-4319.-- • • . • -> .' COMMERCIAL (239) 415-0425. subject to the Domestic auto Call for rates. Federal Fair Housing Act PROPERTY/RENT (239) ,472-8248 of 1638 which makes it %--- VACATION RENTALS (505) 982-9242 illegal to advertise any '"• Commercial Space available for rent preference, 1,800 Sq. Ft, $800 per month. ATRIUM limitation or (239) 765-5005 Exclusive Gulf front Sanibel condo- LOOKee* discrimination based FUL Retail / Office / Warehouse space. residence. Two week minimum. on race, color, SA HOME Close to Sanibel and Ft Myers AVAILABLE NOW. Please call CONDOS FOR RENT religion, sex, 3? IN THE Beach Call RE. Mencke Reality (608) 363-7669 Gulfside Place. Beautiful 2Br/Den. Chevy Cavalier handicap, familial status DESIRABLE WEST-END (239) 823-6443 Top floor condo, newly remodeled .: OFSANIBEL kitchen and bathrooms. Gorgeous Runs good! or national origin, or an Sanibel Island retail store front, 776 Atrium. Lovely 2 Br/2 Ba condo * - 5 speed. * intention to make such ^.Located in the on the Gulf. All amenities. Two . gulf view. Rental by month or SANIBEL BAYOUS sq.ft., upfront on Periwinkle Way. season. Competitive rates. (312) $750 OBO preference, The Village of Sanibel is a high week minimum. Owner, Call (239) 340-5650 limitation or :•-•- SUBDIVISION. (313)886-4757. 642-6054 or email •*? Large wrap-around traffic shopping center on Sanibel. [email protected] Renters only. ****•*•***•*** discrimination. . Call (239) 470-8809. This publication will not *dlsJ5 i No agents. knowingly accept any Large, eat-in kitchen. BAY AND An abundance of N advertisement for real ... 4Mld4Mldrffe BEACH-VIEWS LEE COUNTY HOMES estate which is in . •••* frequents the bayou. REAL ESTATE WANTED Two Bedroom, Two Bath violation of the law. Watch a variety of birds Cash for your home in 3 Days. My Lands End Condo HOMES FROM $50,000! Repos and SPORTS & IMPORTS Our readers are hereby from your ianai wife and I are looking for a fair at bankruptcies! 1-3 bedrooms. For informed that all and backyard. priced home. Move when you South Seas Resort listings call 800-747-9364, ext. MERCEDES 240D, 1982. Walk to Bowman's beach. want, we pay closing. RENT DIRECT FROM OWNER B412 dwellings fasthomesavers.com AND SAVE! GOOD CONDITION. advertised in this $639,000 LOW MILES (239) 910-4080 (800) 897-0288 ' newspaper are available Contact: $2,200JOBO LES PENDLETON Apt. & Dup. for rent. (239) 542-6995 on an equal opportunity AMERICAN-REALTY CELL 770-1462 basis. If you feel OF CAPTIVA, INC. REAL ESTATE DISTANT you have been (800)547-0127 discriminated against (239)395-2490 Beat the heat! Fabulous home, 133' BAY/BEACH-VILLAS you may file a www.captiva-island.com water frontage on southwestern SOUTH-SEAS-RESORT complaint by calling Michigan, Juno Lake Channel, 1-3 Bedroom Bay Villa. SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES The Florida Commission access to 3 lakes. Every amenity. 2 Bedroom & on Human Rights at $350,000. Call Virginia Gard, 1- 2 Bedroom w/Loft Beach Villas. 800-936-8537 Prudential One. Jeep Grand Cherokee 1-800-342-8170 or GLENN CARRETTA Seasonal Rates. 2002. and TEAM SANIBEL BEAUTIFUL NORTH CAROLINA SAVE THROUGH OWNER! HUD at 1-800-669-9777. 1-800-878-7495 2wd, 39,500 miles. For more info please " PRESENT.... SUMMER IS HERE. WESTERN One owner. call the Lee County the best properties for sale NC MOUNTAINS. MUST SEE. EQUAL HOUSING Bought locally, office of Homes, Cabins, Acreage, & OPPORTUNITY never left Florida. Equal Opportunity INVESTMENTS. Cherokee Light blue. A/C, automatic, THE ISLAND'S BEST Mountain Realty MURPHY, N.C. BEAUTIFUL All real estate advertised ps, pw, cd player, power (239) 335-2267 Call for Free Brochure (800) 841- POINTE-SANTO in this newspaper is seats, alloy wheels. DIRECT ACCESS CANAL 5868. GULF-FRONT subject to the $14,900. HOME www. PENTHOUSE-CONDO. Federal fiair Housing Act Call (239) 691-5360. Light and bright newer home cherokeemountainrealty.com 2-Bedrooms/2-Baths. of 1638 which makes it with heated pool and spa. Screened Ianai with LOTS FOR SALE Buy Mountain Land Now! 5 acres, illegal to advertise any Open sun decks and spiral staircase to preference, LEHIGH ACRES screened porches to enjoy high altitude, spectacular view, private rooftop sundeck, $14,900. paved road, driveway, house site. ' limitation or beautiful canal front views. Gorgeous sunrises/sunsets. discrimination based TRUCKS & VANS Desirable SW area. Dock with electric, water, $35,000. Owner financing. Bryson Luxurious. SELLSTATE ALLSTARS City, NC. Call owner (800) 810- on race, color, Dodge 1995 V-8 Magnum Deluxe and 10,000 Ib. boat lift. Fully equipped. religion, sex, Jim Gibson This is the best available 1590. Call Owner: conversion van, Flexsteel seats, (239) 823-3469. www.mountainoverlook handicap, familial status wood trim 82,000 miles, strong! direct access property Substantial savings. or national origin, or an Air, new tires, brakes, shocks, on the Island. $1,295,000 properties.com . 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"Yes! We have 1,000 bananas" First free soccer night a success Stop the Presses! Thistle Lodge/Casa Pickup games will continue all summer Ybel Sanibel Island Resort has come for- ward to donate 1,000 frozen, chocolate cov- Last Wednesday was the first in a ered bananas to the Independence Day The Dunes series of free pickup soccer games for Community Picnic. island kids ages 8 to 14. Fourteen soccer The Community Picnic will be held Golf & Tennis Club players took advantage of this initial ses- immediately following the Annual sion, which was basically an hour-long Independence Day Parade, which begins at Men's Golf Association scrimmage just for fun. 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 3rd, 2004 on Organized by Sanibel. Youth Soccer, Sanibel Community Association and adja- — June 23 — the coed games are held at the Sanibel ball cent City lands. In addition to the 1,000 18 Hole - Two Man fields, next to the Sanibel School. The frozen bananas, the picnic menu includes One Best Ball Match games will be every Wednesday evening hot dogs, chips, sodas, apples, bottled this summer, from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. water, freeze pops, snow cones, cotton 90% HCP All island children who live on Sanibel or candy and popcorn. Max One Stroke Par 3 Holes Captiva, or whose parents work on the The Community picnic is possible due Ties Carded Off islands, are invited to participate. to the following generous donors: the 12 Players Registration in Sanibel Youth Soccer's fall Sanibel-Captiva Islands Chamber of soccer league is not required. Commerce, Billy's Rentals, Colonial Bank, st Each week, kids will pick their own Mike McMurray/VIP Realty Group, Barb 1 Jim Clark 59 teams, and basically play informal, "back- Rich/South Seas Sanibel-Captiva Dan Alton yard" soccer. League representatives will Properties, Gilda Suarez/ Executive Title 2nd Wally Allaire 60 be on hand to supervise the games, and Insurance, Vasanta Senerat/CPA, Dick will supply soccer balls and a cooler of Muench of Periwinkle Park and Lazy Chuck York cold water. Players must come to the ball Flamingo, Sanibel Community 3rd Bob Davison 62 fields with shin guards and soccer shoes, Association, Sanibel-Captiva Lion's Club, Bob Louwers and parents must sign a release form Rotary Club of Sanibel-Captiva Islands, which is available at the fields. BIG ARTS, DOC Fords Rum Bar & Grill, "It was great to see the kids having Photo by Mike Neal Sanibel Community Church, The Dunes Congratulations. such fun playing soccer. They were all Golf & Tennis Club, the Sanibel Lee Trevino says that it's OK to video rusty at first, and then you could see them Ramsey Fisher pivots before passing the Shellcrafters and the Sanibel Historic your swing so that you can maybe working together, passing the ball to each ball. Village, Thistle Lodge/Casa Ybel Sanibel get it down pat, but when Mr. Joe other. Even little Dana Congress broke up Island Resort, Tarpon Bay Explorers, She CHOKE grabs you around the throat, For more information call Rob Price some plays and got some great shots off," (395-2814) or Kirk Williams (472-0871), Sells Sea Shells and the South Florida that video is not going to be there to says Julie Neal, one of the parents helping Water Management District. help you one little bit! or see the group's web site, sanibelsoc- with the program. cer.org. Any other business or individuals inter- ested in contributing to the Independence Day Community Picnic should contact Steve Greenstein, Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce at 472-1080.

ditional picnic games planned for the organize the rally for the Optimist Club. day. The 30-yard dash, the egg on a "The winner is based on the number spoon relay, potato sack race, three- of correct answers, your time and your CELEBRATION legged race, horse shoe toss, golf chip- mileage," McCurry said. ping, seed spitting, cow milking and jar Some common road rally riddles From page 1 guessing games will provide fun for all would be to count the number of rabbit ages. mailboxes there are on rabbit road. The Control District conducts it. divided into two age groups, eight- Carnival-style-entertainment, like the rally will make its way to Captiva this The "Best Pies of Sanibel Contest," years-old and younger and ages nine to milk bottle toss, a 60-foot slide and face year as well, something McCurry said sponsored by the Sanibel Historical 12. The winner in each age group will painting will also be provided. has not been done in years. Village will showcase the island's top also receive a $50 savings bond from The islands history buffs may see Prizes for this year's rally include a bakers. The contest, which will take Colonial Bank. some faces from the past wandering weekend stay at 'Tween Waters Inn, a place at the picnic, will have separate The panel of judges includes Sanibel around the picnic as well. The Sanibel night at Holiday Inn, certificates to the categories for commercial and non- Children's Librarian Barbara Dunkle, Historical Society has contacted mem- Sanibel Steakhouse and the Lazy commercial pie entries. A panel of Casa Mariposa resident Elizabeth bers of some of Sanibel's founding fam- Flamingo. celebrity judge will select the best pies. Magnus, BIG ARTS board member Ken ilies. The "founders" will be dressed in Although, McCurry wants the rally to Colonial Bank will sponsor the Nees, Colonial Bank Vice President of period costume and walk through the be fun, he did stress that all participants Independence Day Youth Essay and Art Business Development Ellen Lai, and picnic. Other members of the historical must follow the traffic laws. Contest. Councilmember Jim Jennings. society will also be dressed in character. "If you get a ticket you are disquali- The island's youngsters must write The winners will be recognized and This year's festivities also mark the fied," he said. no more than 100 word on why they are presented their awards at the picnic. 25 Anniversary of the Road Rally. This The Road Rally will start at noon and proud to be Americans. The essays will The latest addition to the picnic fes- island favorite takes its participants all participants can register as soon as the be divided into two age groups, 8-years- tivities will be the tropical steel drum over the island while they hunt for clues parade is over, McCurry said. Following old and younger and ages 9 to 12. sounds of J Robert, provided by BIG to solve the riddles to win the game. the rally, the Seafood Factory will host One $50 savings bond, provided by ARTS. Robert, a Florida-born entertain- The participants are provided with the "Road Rally Afterglow Party." Colonial Bank, will be awarded for the er, lives year-round on Marco Island. detailed directions to their destinations. The Sanibel Police Department will winning essay in each age group. Robert masters tropical guitar and steel When they arrive there, they must be closing Periwinkle Way between The theme for the Art Contest is pan while he sings Jimmy Buffett, answer questions about the area, accord- Tarpon Bay Road and Donax Street to "America the Beautiful." The artwork calypso and reggae style songs. ing to Richard McCurry, who helped traffic beginning at 9:00AM. can be in any medium and will also be Islanders can also partake in the tra-

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Summer at The Dunes Summer is the time to catch a great deal at The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club. A favorite of locals and visitors alike is the $35 Golf & Lunch Combo special. From now until the end of September, golfers can play 18 holes of championship golf and receive a complimentary lunch to boot. The Summer Golfer's Menu includes delicious and satisfying choices like Spicy Chicken Wrap, Hot Roast Beef Wrap, Grouper Sandwich, Tuscan Chicken Sandwich and The Dunes' Ultimate Burger, just to name a few. To show appreciation for their patronage all year long, The Dunes gives locals an exceptional way to save with the LOCAL'S SUMMER VALUE CARDS. Available at The Dunes clubhouse, these rack-card fly- ers perforate into business card-sized coupons. Sanibel/Captiva resident card-holders pay $28 plus tax for 18 holes any time of day and Lee County residents get a rate of $33 plus tax. The value cards are reusable and after four rounds of golf are played at these dis-

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