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IFlliKWJ® Trolling for trout Detective staff Charter fishing captam Tim Bryant gives advice toi cold water fishing and says that withwatei tempeiatutes dioppmg to I he mid-50s, the tiout will hit haul. —See page 4 trimmed to one By Pete Bishop While Schulte Staff writer .said "I'm not overjoyed at the Ospreys electrocuted The Sanibel Police Department reas- recent changes signed two of the city's detectives to other and it's frustrat- Seveial ospreys have been duties Jan. 1, leaving only one full-time ing," he also said iccently killed by local detective to handle all of the island's "I welcome the powci lines, but Lee County felony cases. opportunity to be Elecli IC Coop has a plan in One detective, Kuit Schulte, has been at The Sanibel place to help alleviate the reassigned to patrol duty three days pet- School more . problem. week. Schulte has also been working one That's a good —See page 5 day each week as a DARE and school thing." Schulte Environews resource officer at The Sanibel School, A second de- and will now continue those duties two tective, John Slater, will concentrate on his The Lee County Extension days per week. responsibilities in the property and evi- Service has expanded to Schulte, who has been on the force for dence room at the department, and also include maune education 12 years and a detective about six years, work on environmental enforcement, and research. Capt. Bob said he was informed about the change according to Sanibel Police Chief Lew Wasno will oversee the the week before Christmas Phillips expansion and the sei vice's Michael Patella "I was told (hat I am now assigned to Slater declined to comment on the research piojects Former Detective Kurt Schulte will now be patiol," he said "1 was )ust told that at the —Sec page 5 spending three days a week on patrol and two lust ol the yen, turn in yom vehicle and with the DARE program at Sanibel School. report to patiol duties in unitoim." page 12
Permits & deeds —See page 6 New commissioners sworn in By Pete Bishop same city council meeting. The other commis- The 'full7 Monty Staff writer sioners are Dick Downes and John J. Peg Webster scans the Web Veenschoten. for sites devoted to comedic The Sanibel City Planning Commission con- According to Downes, who has served on the 'Idles' Monty Python and ducted its first meeting of the new year Jan. 8 board for about 8 years, the current make-up of finds one site that makes the and, in their first order of business, elected the commission continues the trend toward "a others 'Palm' comparison. Commissioner Phyllis Bogen as the board's more sophisticated or 'professional' commis- —See page 7 new chairman. The commission also elected sion" since he has been a commissioner. Jack Samler as the new vice chairman, and wel- "We've had quite a turnover in recent comed two new members to the board, John years," said Downes. "I think we've had good Dillon and Linda Robison. commissioners and I've been pleased with how After the commission unanimously elected Dillon Robison the planning commission functions, but I think Gardening Bogen, Sanibel Planning Director Bruce and was elected unanimously. there have been changes in approach." Ron "Greenthumb" Sympson Rogers handed the official gavel to the new Dillon and Robison attended their first According to Downes, "as a group the com- talks about how his gaiden chairman and Bogen conducted the vice chair- meeting Tuesday after being appointed by the mission has matured. This present commission icsponded to the lecent cold man election. Samler, like Bogen, was the only city council Dec. 19. Bogen and Samler were and the more recent commissions have all real- spell. The cold killed his commissioner nominated for his new position reappointed to three-year terms during the ized the impoitance of the code." coleus, but with some patience his impaUens should leturn to their noimal state Few show concern —See page 15 Shell seekers Island visitors show off their over local economy junoma finds. By Katie Theriot Miller Jensen said he's not worried in Staff writer the least, but said he feels it is still —See page 24 too early to tell what kind of season The recent warnings by the islands will have. In general, he President-elect George W. Bush said it seems that people are staying about a possible economic slump for shorter vacations which sug- wwm have put unpleasant thoughts m the gests threatening storms on the minds Americans. And for Sanibel horizon for the economy of the • Environmental News . page 5 islands. and Captiva, with tourism as the Michael Pistella • Business & Technology page 7 No. 1 industry, those concerns may Douglas Rucker, resort manager Javier Saldona, a cook with La Vigna restaurant, puts a be even greater for some. of South Seas Resort, made similar pizza in the wood-burning stove. • Emergency blotter . .page 8 Dave Jensen of Jensen's Twin predictions. He said his resort had Palm in Captiva jokes that "if no high expectations for the Christmas ing a curious trend beginning, he business groups are being booked • Opinion .. page 9 season, and although the actual rev- one reads the newspapers or watch- said. Because the times in demand on shorter notice than ever. Rucker • Looking Back page 10 es the news, we'll see no effects." enue numbers did not quite meet their goals, they still had a very are becoming more and more com- speculated that this is because And so far, fears of a downturn- pressed, personal vacations and • Dateline ,.page 16 mg economy have not affected the strong Christmas and are still expe- businesses are trying to rise to the riencing growth. what the hotel calls social visits are page 20 Jensens' business. In fact, they are • TV listings reporting higher sales this year South Seas Resort looks great being booked further in advance. t> See Tourism 1 Classifieds page 25 than last. for advance bookings and is notic- However, conventions and page 2 2 • Week of Jan. 11-17, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER
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everything was business as usual. TOURISM Barry Baker, general From page 1 manager at LaVigna is not quite as optimistic. He said that the rumors of econom- occasion of keeping up and that the American work season for South Seas. ic hardship have his cus- with today's fast-paced ethic has changed a bit. Paul Gaeta of Sanibel tomers a little concerned. technological growth. People are not willing Steakhouse predicted that Companies are reacting to lose their personal time the forecast of economic He even said that some to things happening in their or time with family, he slowdown will have no- are talking about pulling industry. They want to intro- said, and they are realizing effect on the islands' their money out of stocks duce new products or meth- the health threats of high tourism economy because and reinvesting in securities. ods to their team, thereby blood pressure and stress. this area attracts large Baker said that it is enabling them to introduce a People realize they need numbers of people who are going to be hard to see the product, method, or service a vacation, so the budget fairly affluent. more quickly than their shortcomings will more He said a 10 to 20 per- effects right now because competition. than likely affect other cent slowdown in the late January traditionally This illustrates, although areas of their life, Rucker growth of their earnings brings big spenders, but the forecast is for a slow in said. will not affect them. He that down the road, when economic growth, industri- South Seas Resort is agreed with Rucker that the affluent snowbirds al growth is still on the rise. still seeing growth in out- these people will be less return to their newly The islands' economy is, of-pocket spending, sig- likely to give up their thawed homes, the island by and large, more depen- naling that tourists ate' vacations, and the loss will dent on the people who coming to the area with manifest itself every- economy will be hit hard. come for social visits, and more money to spend. where, if there even is a He predicted continued perhaps some have won- Rucker's clientele is not loss. growth to the end of sea- dered whether the money talking about pulling their Gaeta compared this son, but said he believes disappearing from people's money out of the stock scare to the economic slow- increased interest rates are net worth will affect their market, and really don't down in 1992 that won vacation budgets. seem to be very concerned Clinton the presidency. He giving everyone a false Rucker said no. He about the rumors of eco- said that besides talk, sense of security, and that Michael Pistclla emphasized that these are nomic slowdown. Rucker Sanibel was not affected the islands will feel the The Rothchilds and Thais of Chicago and no longer the "fast '80s," looks forward to a strong and that within six months, effects come summertime. New York dine at Sanibel Steakhouse.
to get more police out in the streets, and last week, however, and, "you will see a Police disclose plans this is one area where more police are def- difference now that we're fully staffed." initely needed." to control island traffic Councilmember Judy Workman added, fic moving at the intersections of Casa Brown issues call "I would like us to instruct the police to do By Pete Bishop Ybel and Periwinkle Way and Lindgren Staff writer and Periwinkle. whatever it takes to make traffic flow more for sewer workshop quickly. We don't mind expanding the bud- Three aides work weekdays and two on Councilmember Steve Brown has Sanibel' Police Commander Bill weekends. Police officers and volunteers get." asked the city council to consider sched- Tqmlinson has outlined plans to alleviate will provide assistance at Tarpon Bay and Tomlinson said traffic has been partic- seasonal traffic problems with the West Gulf Drive between 4:30 and 6:30 ularly bad the past few weeks because the employment of two full-time-police aides p.m. during the week. department has had difficulty hiring for t> See City news and two part-time aides to help keep traf- Mayor Nola Theiss said, "I would like the positions. The last position was filled •— • -~.- page, 8. fc SANIBEL COIN & JEWELDY Home of THE MNIBEL. COMMEMORATIVE CQ1KCO.
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LRY CLEANING WHILE ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Jan. 11-17, 2001 Q 3 Island Sports City tourney lures golfers to Beachview By Mason Laderer Staff writer
The City of Sanibel Golf Champion- ship was held this past Sunday, Jan. 7, and was open to all residents and employees on the islands of Sanibel and Captiva. In the men's championship flight, Jack Stahl finished first, Bob Hodoski finished second and Lenny Cosentino finished third. In the women's championship flight, Photos / Michael Pisiella Sherry Hughes captured first, Kim Above: Jerry Muench is about to follow through on a drive on the first Ormisto second and June Bailey third. hole of the City Championship at Beachview Golf & Tennis Club. In the men's A-flight, Tommy DeFranco took the first place prize while Brian Cunningham took second and golfer Stevenson grabbed third. The women's A-flight saw Kathy Duncan take the first prize with Bobby Above right: Sanibel golf McGlynn finishing second and Sherry champion Jack Stahl lines Ellen in third. up his drive on the tenth The men's B-flight was won by Sid hole. Webber with a second place finish by Kevin Munden and third place Rinn Newmeyer. The men's C-flight saw golfer Mulka At right: Golfers wanted to take first, golfer Stevens take second and don their clubs' covers for golfer Oltman in third the 8 a.m. shotgun start In the men's D-flight, Bill Hughes Sunday morning. took first place, Randy Faber took second place, Kip Buntrock finished in third place and sports writer Mason Laderer finished in a respectable second to last. Youth soccer program holds awards picnic By Mason Laderer Staff writer Moores and Dorell Luce finished with a score of 66. The Sanibel Youth Soccer Program The Men's Golf Association also held a held its year-end awards picnic this past four-man best ball low gross/low net Saturday, Jan. 6, at the Sanibel Recreation scramble over 18 holes Saturday, Jan. 6. athletic fields. Finishing first in the low gross catego- Each of the some 160 players was ry was the team of Don Hummel, Marty given a trophy to celebrate their hard Gallagher, Dick Grant and George work throughout the season. Osterfeld with a score of 56 while Jack The trophies for all of the players were Shea, Sam Jaffe and Ken Karasin finished made possible by a donation of more than second with 66 strokes. $1,200 from the MeriStar Properties, In the low net competition Fred which include the Sundial and the South Scheidig, John Moores, Bob Ritchlin and Seas resorts. Harvey Schein took first with a score of Each player received their trophy from 45 while Rod Verblaauw, Ed DeFabio, Al their respective parent-coach and then Krause and Mel Bleiberg finished second feasted upon the smorgasbord of desserts, with a score of 50. snacks and other tasty treats. Mason Laderer The soccer season began in September Two Sanibel soccer youths proudly show off their trophies they and then ran almost every Saturday Dunes golf received thanks to a large donation from MeriStar resorts. through November. With over 160 partic- The Dunes 9-Hole Women held a indi- ipants in this year's program, the Soccer vidual low net competition Thursday, Jan. 4. scores of the best front nine, best back The B-Flight saw B. Davidson and Association is hoping that the program In the A-Flight Bonnie Byrne finished nine and the best 18 holes subtracting 100 Sandy Cortopassi take first with a score of will grow even larger in the years to fust with a score of 29 and Marge percent handicap. 52 and Bill Keefer and Earle Swain cap- come. Nordstrom took second with a score of 35. In the A-Flight Mildred Hasselman ture the second place prize. In the B -Flight Pat Coughlin won with won the front nine with 33, Nan Frymoyer The C-Flight was won by Al Cross and Beachview golf 35 and Joan Sprinkle finished second with won the back with 35 and Grethe Ed Shults with 54 strokes while Rich The Beachview Men's Golf Associa- a score of 37. Christensen won the full 18 with 69 Myer and R. Broderson finished second tion held a 4-man two best balls sci amble The Dunes 18-Hole Women's Golf strokes. with 55 strokes. over 18 holes on Saturday, Dec. 30. Association held a low gross/low net tour- In the B-Flight Pat Wentling won the In the D-Flight Ed Rand and D. Bud Ristow, Mel Bleiberg, Jack Tukey nament with 100 percent handicap for net front nine with 28, Joan Baumler won the Gadient won first place with 54 strokes and Ralph Ariss won first place with a scores on Dec. 29. back nine with 33 and Jana Stone took the and B. Sultar and C. Walker nabbed sec- team score of 120. In second place was In the A-Flight Judy Wellons took the full 18 with 67 shots. ond with 56. the team of Russ Bilgore, Joe Hoffman, low gross first place with a raw score of Mildred Hasselman and Pat Wentling Nate Sheckman and Don Manning with a 82, while Sandy Sultar grabbed the net had chip-ins. Golf ccWcfr score competition with an adjusted score The Dunes Men's Golf Association score of 122 and Marty Summa, Ken The American Lung Association is Karasin, Phil Grace and Sam Jaffe took of 66. held a 4-man best ball tournament at 90 percent handicap. In first place was the now selling, its- four-state 2001. Golf third with 124 total strokes. In the B-Flight Millie Ford had a gross Privilege Card which provide Jree or The Beachview men did not hold a score of 95 finishing ahead of everybody team of G. Warren, J. Green, B. Davidson and F. Nordstrom with a score of 54. S. reduced greens fees at 700 courses in Tuesday tournament on Dec. 26. else and in the net competition there was Richards, B. Ford, J. Clark and D. Wilhoit Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and The Men's Golf ^Association held a a tie between Jan Bak§{ and Nancy finished second with 56 strokes and in Alabama. The cards are on sale for $20 four man two best balls scramble on the Prevedel with 70 strokes. until Jan. 31 and then will return to their The C-Flight saw Claire Bowie walk third place was J. Ford, K. Zeigler and J. back nine Tuesday, Jan. 2. Allen. normal price of $25 per card. All purchas- away with the low gross title with a score es go toward the fight against lung disease A tie resulted in winners being decided The Men's Golf Association held a two of 103 and Jana Stone in the net competi- which is currently the third largest killer by coin-tosses. tion with an adjusted score of 74 strokes. men scramble at 100 percent handicap In first place was the team of Jack in the U.S. For more information call 275- Marcia Cohen had the solo chip-in of Wednesday, Jan. 3. Tukey, Sam Jaffe, Bob Richlin and Ed 7577 or (800) 940-1556. the day. In the A-Flight Dick Hopkins and Bob DeFabio; and Jack Harrington, Bob Baumler took first with a score of 55 and Cushman, Dick Grant and a Blind Draw The 18-Hole Women held their first t> See Sports competition of the new year with a Scott Messinger and John Ford finished took second — both teams with scores of second with 58. page 18 64. Bruce Avery, Joe Hoffman, John "Nassau Tournament" which counts the 4 • Week of Jan. 11-17, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER
Vf/v island New! How about trying for trout on the rocks? rout on the rocks? When I say rocks With the water temperatuies falling into I mean ice. Of couit>e. The latest the mid-50s and the weather staying cold for Tweathei patterns have made tishing several days — snook anglers and guides unpredictable — both for the species you are worried there might be a snook "float." will catch and how much cold-weather Right now snook are normally hun- gear should you biing on your trip. kered down in their winter holes. Instead, Tiout season reopened Jan. 1 and the they are suspended in the water column Above, silver seatrout; below, expectations of trout anglers have been as well. We used to use the precursor of trying to find a warm current or thermo spotted seatrout. fulfilled. Many .stringers of trout in the the Cajun Thunder in Texas -— it was cline. 4- to 6-pound class are the norm and trout named after the area famous for trout and If the water temperature continues to make for a great day of fishing for anglers redfish — Mansfield, Texas. drop they will actually float on the surface — young and old. Every angler had a "Mansfield Mauler" like a dog lying on the porch on a hot Although the shrimpers have been in his or her tackle box. August afternoon. struggling with their nightly catches — We actually used to put a hook on the Snook fishing should not be on your anglers who get out early can secure bottom of the float itself because trout and calendar for the next few weeks. Until have been stealing the spotlight this enough "select" shrimp to make for an redfish would often hit the float instead of these cold fronts go back where they week. enjoyable day of trout fishing. the shrimp. belong — snook have lockjaw and are Capt. Brien is a skipper who gives his I recommend rigging a shrimp under a saving their energy to try and survive the clients a guarantee: You will catch fish! Cajun Thunder float with 15 to 20 inches water temperature. of leader. The Cajun Thunder imitates the A snook float? clicking noise a shrimp makes when it is I'm not suggesting you put a chunk of Oh, by the way ... trying to escape from predators. Sharp jigs snook in a parfait glass with ice cream and Way out yonder If you are dreaming of fishing grandeur on the rod acts like a dinner bell for hungry soda. Capt. Brien Spina continues to put his and becoming as famous as Ernest trout. I am referring to a cold weather anom- clients on quality offshore fish. Grouper Don't be surprised if a redfish decides aly that occurs when we have prolonged have been the headliners in weeks past; t> See Fishing to investigate the noise and take your bait cold-water temperatures. however, mangrove and lane snapper page 18
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ROVING REPORTER Sanibel-Gaptsva By Michael Pistella Tides Question: Jan. 12-19
What is your favorite activity on Sanibel when it gets cold? En Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed ThM Punta Rassa Hi 1-35a 2-35a 3.40a 4:50p 6.14a 8-11a 10.41a Jim Babb Lo 9:10a 9:52a 10.31a 11:08a 12:09a 1:38a 3:01a Sanibel Hi 4:33p 5:01 p 5:30p — 6:37p 7:16*p 8:00p "Keeping out of the cold." Lo 8;14p 9:26p 10:44p 4:17p 11:43a 12:18p 12:56p Sanibel Lighthouse Hi 12:46a 1:46a 2:51a 4:01a 5:25a 7:22a 9:52a Lo 9:17a 9:59a 10:38a 11:15a 12:16a 1:45a 3:08a Rosie Knapp Hi 3:44p 4:12p 4:41 p 5:31 p 5:48p 6:27p 7:11p North East, Md. Lo 8:21 p 9:33p 10:51p — 11:50a 12:25p 1:03p "We still ride our bikes and still go shelling and visit the library a lot." Blind Pass Hi 1:16a 2:16a 3:21a 4:31a 5:55a 7:52a 10:22a Lo 10:32a 11:14a 11:43a 12:30p 1:31a 3:00a 4:23a Hi 4:14p 4:42p 5:11p 5:43p 6:18p 6:57p 7:41 p Bob Brown Lo 9:36p 10:48p 12:06p — 1:05p 2:1 Op 2:18p Sanibel "Read and go to the theater." Redfish Pass Hi 1:41a 2:41a 3:46a 4:56a 6:20a 8:17a 10:47a Lo 9:15a 9:57a 10:36a 11:13a 12:14a 1:43a 3:06a Hi 4:39p 5:07p 5:36p 6:08p 6:43p 7:22p 8:06p Lo 8:19p 9:31 p 10:49p -— 11:48a Mary McLaughlin 12:23p 1:01 p Sanibel "Staying inside and looking out the window at the cold." Have q news item? Call 472-1587
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By Pete Bishop Deitschel, staff veterinarian at CROW. "For Staff writer the vast majority of buds, you just know they're going to die in the next few days, no An Increased numbci of ospreys on the mattei what heroics you perform." islands this year is keeping the Clinic for the Most of the electrocuted birds the clinic Rehabilitation of Wildliie (CROW) and line receives have to be euthanized, according to workers at the Lee County Electric Deitschel. Cooperative (LCEC) busy. "The heart is an electric organ," she The clinic has seen two ospreys who pointed out, and electric currents cause ary- were electrocuted by power lines in the last thmia or abnormal heart rhythms that the two weeks, while the electric cooperative's birds often can't overcome. The birds also workers continue to try to prevent more suffer from vasculature damage, she added. osprey electrocution victims. If an electric current passes only through Once considered for federal protection an extremity, the clmic will try to save the because pesticides nearly led to their extinc- bird, but often the swollen feet or wings of a tion, ospreys are making a comeback, bird become necrotic and the clinic has to thanks to the banning of chlorinated hydro- euthanize the bird anyway. carbon pesticides and to organizations like Although Deitschel estimated that about the International Osprey Foundation, found- 99 percent of electrocuted birds either die at Above: Workers from Lee County ed by Sanibel resident Mark Westall and the scene or have to be euthanized, she said Electric Coop install a new device still based on the island. that anyone who finds one should bring the to protect osprey on an electric While the species is still considered bird into the clinic. "You never know," she pole on the corner of Tarpon Bay threatened, more than 300 ospreys were said, "some birds do make it, and at least we Road and Library Way. spotted on the islands during the last can save them from suffering. An electro- National Audubon Society Christmas Bird cuted bird can lie there and endure a terribly At right: Two osprey lounge out in Count. long and painful death," otherwise. a nest on a platform designed for Fish-catching specialists, ospreys are The clinic has also received electrocuted their safety from electrocution. sometimes confused with bald eagles crows, blue jays, vultures and a bald eagle in because of their size and white heads. past years. Because smaller birds go unno- Ospreys have dark bands across their faces, ticed or are eaten by larger predators, those Michael Pi itetta however, and white breasts. victims are not repoited to the clinic as They naturally build nests in tall trees often. near lakes and coastlines, but often choose Because ospiey build theii nests on the to nest atop local utility poles on Sanibel and utility poles, they are particularly vulnerable Captiva. and the clinic expects to hear about more While building their nests, the birds victims as the year progresses and eggs proof the utility pole. "The co-op's been fan- will help construct a sepai ate platform near sometimes drop large sticks on power lines begin to hatch. "Fiist-flight birds aie partic- tastic," said Pinder. "All's 1 have to do is a utility pole where an osprey is building tv and have caused several inconvenient ularly vulnerable," said Anita Pinder, opera- give them a pole number where a biid's nest or wheie an injury has taken place, in power outages in the past few weeks, tions manager at CROW. "They don't know been injuied, and they're good to go and an attempt to lure the biids away hom the according to Dennis Ryan, lead linesman lor what they'ie doing yet." pole. the three-man Sanibel LCEC crew. happy to do it," she said. While the clinic cannot save the majority The co-op offers a dish-shaped platform But the tendency to build nests on utility The co-op has had an Osprey Protection of electrocuted osprey it receives, the LCEC to customers, made of fiberglass and set poles also can prove deadly for the ospreys, Program in place since 1993, according to works hard to keep the number of victims atop a utility pole the co-op provides. The because if an osprey touches two lines, or LCEC spokesperson Karen Ryan. While the fiberglass platforms are expensive, howev- one line plus anything else that serves as a low. When CROW receives a burned or co-op helps CROW with retrieving and ren- grounding element, electric current injures electrocuted osprey, Pinder calls LCEC to esting injured osprey, it also helps prevent and most often kills the birds. let them know where the injury occurred, electrocutions. t> See Osprey and the co-op sends a crew to try to osprey- "It's not a healthy scenario," said Dr. P.J. Ideally, LCEC, working with customers, page 19 NEW BOARD MEMBERS FOR SCCF Marine education program launched In response to increasing demand for marine-related information, the Lee County Wasno will also be responsible for a Extension Service has expanded its services half-dozen research projects, including to include marine education and research, Project Red Start, a hatchery program to according to Extension Service Director supplement local redfish stock with 50,000 Susan Hedge. more fish per year, making recreational fishing moie viable in Southwest Florida, "We're really excited about the opportu- and an oyster bar inventory study to deter- nity to offer more information to boaters mine whether the release of water from and the marine industry, as well as conduct Lake Okeechobee has had any impact on research that we hope will result in more the numbers of oysters in local waters. fish in our coastal areas," Hedge said. "Southwest Florida wateis are unlike Capt. Bob Wasno, a marine biologist for- those found anywhere else in the country merly with the Lee County Division of because of the presence of endangered Natural Resources, has been named to lead marine life, such as manatees and dolphins, the new program. and vegetation like seagiass and man- Wasno, who began woik in early gioves," Wasno said. "My job—at least the December, will be responsible for conduc- Courtesy SCCF tion workshops on safe boating, propei han- New SCCF board members Bert Smith Bob Wigley, Trish Herman, and dling and preparation of seafood and boat I> See Environews Armand Ball. ramp etiquette among other topics. page 11 INTERNAL Hove a news item?
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Investigations continue ing to determine if Cusumono's parents night on Jan. 6, and observed two vehicles Chief Donald Frye responded to a fire call intended to press charges. The cash was approaching from the west. The second on the corner of West and Middle Gulf The New Year's Eve burglary at seized as contraband, and Worth left the car started to pass the first, slower vehicle, drives where he found local construction McT's is still under investigation by scene prior to the narcotics agent's arrival. and he estimated its speed to be above 60 Sanibel police. According to Det. Scott workers burning lumber in an oil drum to : \ Pierot indicated that his department want- mph. Turning on his radar, he received a keep warm. Ashby, two possible suspects have have ed SPD to be aware of possible narcotics reading of 64, turned on his overhead had their alibis verified. Frye notified the workers to extinguish activity on Sanibel and the arrest informa- lights in an attempt to stop the car, a white the fire, but no further action was neces- In another case, at least one suspect has four-door Cadillac, which pulled over tion was forwarded to the Detective sary. been developed in the theft of all seven of Bureau. right away. He asked the driver for his Timbers' satellite cards. What police have license and he stated he had left it at learned so far is that, apparently, a white home. When asked his name, he said he Tight spot male posed as a Direct TV representative Mabry suspect arrested was Howard M. Kirschner, with a birth- Firefighters responded to a stuck ele- and was there to service their system. He On Wednesday, Jan. 3, Denesiz L. date of Jan. 29, 1962. According to was sent upstairs, at which time he stole "Troy" Smith, 25, of Alva, was arrested Worth's report, Kirschner appeared to be vator in one of the gulf front resorts on the satellite cards and then departed the for the murder in November of a popular very nervous. Jan. 5. After attempting and failing to business. local businessman. When Sanibel Dispatch checked the dislodge the elevator using the elevator On Dec. 21 at approximately 6 p.m. On Nov. 18 at approximately 2:30 p.m. name through the computei, the license key, the rescue unit was forced to use a Sheriffs Deputy Jeff Pierot asked Sanibel LCSO received a report of a missing per- showed up valid. Dispatch then radioed state-of-the-art screwdriver in an attempt police for assistance at Causeway Road son. The caller reported that Timmie Ray that SPD had a record of a previous traffic to open the doors. and Lindgren. Officer Dustin Worth was Mabry, co-owner of Mabry Brothers, Inc., stop on the Cadillac with the driver lists as With help from an elevator repair man among those who responded. Pierot had a contracting firm in South Fort Myers, a David Kirschner whose license was sus- they resorted to calling, the firefighters had been last seen heading south on US stopped Julian Leonard Cusumono of Fort pended. To confirm the identity, Dispatch were finally able to open the doors. Myers for speeding on the causeway. 41 the night befoie. On Monday, Dec. 20, asked Worth to confirm the defendant's Cusumono did not have his license with Mabry did not show up for work. height, as David is 6 feet tall and Howard him and Pierot patted him down for his A massive search was undertaken by is only 5'8". When asked for his social Wet and cold...? own safety. In the process he found a plas- both law enforcement and numerous security number, Kirschner stated that he On Jan. 9 SFRD received a call of a tic grocery bag in the front pocket of friends and relatives as well as employees was actually David and that his license potentially critical situation in the of his and his twin brother's company. On Cusumono's windbreaker which con- was suspended. He indicated that Howard water off the causeway boat ramp. The tained $15,000 in 20s and 50s. Lee Nov. 26 LCSO Captain Richard Chard was his brother. David is a resident of County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) K-9 unit located Mabry's pickup truck in a canal water rescue unit was dispatched but, Cape Coral and a member of Tanqueray once on the scene, the firefighters arrived and conducted an open-air walk- off SR80 near the Lee Hendry County Bay, a band that plays often on Captiva. line. An autopsy revealed that Mabry had found a capsized windsurf board. around vehicle, alerting on the driver's Worth placed him under arrest for dri- door handle and on the bag of cash. suffered a gunshot wound to the back of The board, it turns out, had been lost his head. ving with a suspended license and for Cusumono first said the money was obstruction of justice/disguise by using several days before and was floating in contributions; he then said his mother The subsequent investigation began to his brother's name. the bay. A concerned onlooker thought gave it to him. In his third account of the focus on the Charleston Park neighbor- a windsurfer might be in distress and money, he said he had taken it from his hood in east Lee County. Witnesses said called for the rescue unit. parents' restaurant without their knowl- that that they had seen Denesiz L. "Troy" General activity On Dec. 31, the department had edge. He next declared that he had the Smith shoot Mabry in the back of the head Over 16 citations were issued for vary- ieceived a call of unknown distress in as Mabry drove away from what was money for a down payment on a Scarab, ing degrees of speed, most on San-Cap San Carlos Bay. A concerned individual apparently a street-level narcotic transac- Road where the speed limit is 35 mph. the it was for a Jet ski, then simply for a saw a person in the water who appeared boat. tion. Then, in a panic, Smith told several Several were issued for careless people that he had killed a man. About 45 driving/failure to use due care following to need help. When the water rescue Also on the scene was a Jerry Mace minutes later, when no one came to inves- unit responded, they discovered that the from Harnsburg, Penn., owner of the wrecks and one near-miss of a cyclist (the tigate, Smith came back and drove the driver was talking on his cell phone). individual thought to be in distress was Corvette Cusumono was driving. truck away, according to Chard. actually a kite boarder and was doing Cusumono had called him when Pierot In the lost and found department, two stopped him. Mace seconded the boat Smith was located on Wednesday, Jan. of the lighted crosswalk cones used by the line. down payment story and said he was rent- 3, at his place of work and arrested with- Sanibel Community Association for ing a house on Kings Crown Drive. He out incident. He was charged with one evening events were taken, Hidalgo Bashed bed bouncer then asked if he could leave, inquiring as count each of second degree murder, Socorro's wallet was found at Sanibel to whether or not his Corvette would be shotting into an occupied vehicle and Siesta, and Hans Espelage of Nordhorn, SFRD received a call two days after impounded. He did not seem too con- using a firearm in the commission of a Germany turned in a blue CD case con- Christmas about a an 8-year-old who cerned, according to Worth's report, when felony. taining 12 CDs that he found in the City had suffered a head injury. The child Hall parking lot. told that, indeed, it might. was "bouncing on the bed and fell out LCSO contacted a narcotics agent to Obstruction of justice on his head" according to the report. speak to Cusumono about the money and Officer Dustin Worth was on stationary Outdoor heating The call for help, however, was can- * his plans for it while Pierot was attempt- radar patrol on San-Cap shortly after mid- On Thursday, Jan. 4, Assistant Fire celled upon arrival. CITY NEWS From page 2
uling a public workshop on the city's sewer system. "I feel strongly that we need a workshop or series of workshops on the sewer," he said. "Not many people understand it." The workshop should occur at BIG Arts, Brown said, "a different environment and not fitted into a (city coun- cil) agenda with 20 other items on it. "I think we have to visit where we've been and where we are going, otherwise we're going to keep filling up this room," Brown said, referring to the large crowd at the Dec. 5 meeting which had gathered to protest an $85,000 sewer bill the city gave St. Isabel Catholic Church. Councilmember Dick Walsh said the city should consid- er St. Isabel's bill first, scheduled for the Feb. 6 meeting. Mayor Nola Theiss agreed, "We need to explain the Now Through January 20"1 ... Milton Avery in Florida sewers in general" at the Feb. 6 meeting, "but to St. Isabel's in particular, too .... I would like to see how the Feb. 6 ARTISTS REPRESENTED: meeting goes," before scheduling a general workshop. Barbara Adrian David Coolidge Balcomb Greene Eliot O'Hara Council OKs cleaning contract Richard Anuszkiewicz Adolf Dehn Milton Hebald Rick Olson Milton Avery Judith Dolnick Tobi Kahn Richard Segalman The Sanibel City Council has awarded a $29,925 con- tract to Crystal Clean Professional Building Sam Barber Clara Duque Bob Kane Hunt Slonem Will Bamet Maintenance Inc. Crystal Clean, which was awarded a Jimmy Ernst Robert Kipniss James Twitty $22,128 contract to clean City Hall at the Dec. 5 meet- Stanley Boxer Richard Florsheim Ibram Lassaw Robert Vickrey ing, will now also be responsible for cleaning public John Briggs Igor Galanin Josef Levi Carol Wald restrooms at city-owned parks, beaches and the Chamber Byron Browne Dorothy Gillespie Herman Maril Joyce Wemstein of Commerce. 'Colleen Browning Winifred Godfrey Walter Meigs John Wilde The city entertained one other bid on the contract, Clarence H. Carter Lorrie Goulet William Nichols which was $44,635. The city council approved the con- tract with Crystal Clean unanimously and it goes into effect immediately. HARMON-MEEK GALLERY At the Island Reporter, Call or write for a 32-page season schedule 601 FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH • NAPLES, FLORIDA 34102 • 941-261-2637 we focus on the business of news. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Jan. 11-17, 2001 • 9 Opinion Whose paradise, anyway? The churches must go, don't you know. Their eye is on heaven while we down below Guest Verse Venerate wetlands, S.C.C.F., CROW And lands that are sensitive, environ- by Fran Nuelle mental (If out comes the peppei that's so detri- named for mental.) Not the other way round (some islanders strain for) Who's latest to threaten our "forever With assessment for Sanibel sewer at wild1?" $85 thou. Congregationalists have got some Holy Cow! What's a church to do? Councilors riled. Scrape and bow? The church needs more parking and not just for Sundays, It isn't just these other-wordly examples The season's now on us for opera and that rattle: lun days. St. Michael with angels yet last lost a battle So what's a church to do when a vote is For signage. Adveitising too much of unstable, services and Ark When new City Council takes back to Of old Noah. (Did his animals need the table, some place to park?) Rescinds the original, transposes the voting? And also Community clamoring for Then sits up there gratified? (Two we'ie spaces not quoting.) > See Nuelle Then along comes St. Isabel the island is page 20 and peacefully wild. resources and clogs the environment. Island Bed-tax bonanza not Sanibel hotels raised $40 million, but the We maintain congested streets, provide city government benefited by only $626,744 cluttered bike paths and expand the recre- filling all the coffers in the 10 years of bed taxes paid to the Lee ation facilities. Most all city services are V o i c e i To the Editor: county tourist Development Council. free for use by the tourist community San-Cap Chamber of Commerce press Federal properties received $726,130. here. Much is spent to maintain safety of Please send your letters to: releases recently headlined "Bed-tax Lee County projects got $2,978,813. visitors and businesses. Letters to the Editor bonanza big boost to islands" (Island Unaccounted for in the Chamber report is How can the city government get more Island Reporter Reporter, Jan. 4, 2001) and "Island nearly $1,668,313. support from the business community? EO. Box 809 Businesses Improve Upon Nature." While hotel bed-tax benefits federal Derive a greater boost from the bed-tax Sanibel, FL 33957 The decade of hotel bed-tax funded and Lee County government projects and bonanza? Or, fax to: (941) 472-8398. projects listed in January 2001 publica- aids development of a booming tourist —Hazel Schuller Letters must be signed and include a tions are a boost to federal and Leeindustry, the Sanibel quality of life is Sanibel • telephone number for verification. County's government responsibilities. diminishing toi residents and nature A We reserve the right to edit letters for Only a fraction of the tax reaches the transient resort-minded tourist economy t> See Letters style, grammar and length. city's budget to keep Sanibel beautiful disrupts the beaches, stresses our natuial page 11
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{The Island Reporter celebrated its 25th anniversary in installed Jan. 2. the beach immediately offshore has gotten deeper, he said. 1999 and the city afSanibel celebrated its 25th anniversary According to City Manager Dave Bretzke, the new signs "As much as 10 feet of beach lias been nibbled away in lalei that yem. the following news items ate taken from the have eased traffic at the intersection "considerably." front of some homes in a month," District Chairman Dick pages of lire Reporter over the past 25 years.) Also voiced at the council's Dec. 29 meeting was a plea Butze reported. for traffic signalization. The move toward signalization, let Dick Stevens, project manager for the district's planned 25 years ago by Councilman Vernon MacKenzie, provoked dissent from beach renourishment project, told the worried residents that the mayor and a number of city councilmen who view the he believed that the project would be ready to go in about Jan. 2, 1976 installation of traffic signals as an admission that "Sanibel a year. Prompted by the car-glutted roads and snarled intersec- is changing beyond recall." tions that paralyzed Sanibel during the holiday season, the Ten years ago city has begun exploring possible remedies to the island's Culiisfs seeking outer space recruits Jan. 11,1991 traffic dilemma. A man and woman said to be leaders of a Jesus-Outer The most visible product of the city council's concern is Space cult are now on Fort Myers Beach "living out of their Island's interior spurs wrangle a new four-way stop sign—the city's first—located at the car," according to information made available late this intersection of Causeway Road and Periwinkle Way. week. More than $76,000 in engineering work for the city's $4.5 million surface water management plan was approved The four-way stop, an emergency measure proposed by The couple received national press and television atten- last week, prompting arguments between proponents of Councilman Francis Bailey, was approved Dec. 29 and tion last year when they launched a partially successful environmental and drainage priorities. campaign in Oregon to get people to join them for a so- called "higher existence." They asked followers to give up The work is part of the management plan's flood control all worldly possessions for the voyage and recruited about process utilizing a system of dikes and gates to alleviate twenty followers. flooding in residential areas and to hold water for redistrib- ution to the island's interior wetlands, which are slowly POTTERY The couple leading the cult identified themselves as drying. "The Two." Last Sunday four people, two of whom fit the descrip- By the time permitting and design work for Beach Road tion of "The Two," sought out and talked with a man who flood control is complete in August, information may be LIQUIDATION had been publicized in this area as a close observer of an available to determine if the proposed dikes will hold water unidentified flying object. and if those high water levels will drown outlawed Brazilian pepper plants, Gary Price, city manager, told The four met for over an hour with the man, who prefers council members last week. SALE to remain unidentified and will thus be "Mr. X." They talked with him about their plans "to go to another planet," But Councilman Mark Wcstall took exception to the and they are said to have quoted extensively from the Bible. expenditures, claiming the work would only alleviate Hooding and ignored parts of the water plan that would Mr. X said in a taped interview that he asked his visitors ITALIAN MEXICAN flood the city's interior wetlands, a project Westall favors. where they lived. "Oh, we kinda live out of the car over in Fort Myers Some businesses and duplexes exempted GUATEMALAN Beach," they said. They then asked if Mr. X knew where they might find a place to get repairs on a Citroen, a Months ol" work is complete on a city ordinance exempt- French-made automobile. ing many businesses and duplexes from having to obtain a City of Sanibel Waste Water Permit. 20 years aqo Island business and multi-family unit owners have been forced to obtain permits indicating their septic sys- Jan. 9, 1981 tems are in compliance with city codes, but some of those affected have less waste water flows than single family Debate on where to put city hall homes, which are exempt from the permitting process, The first major split in the new city council took shape explained Bill Mills, assistant city manager, to city coun- Small Pots, Large last Tuesday when recently-elected Fred Valtin chal- cil last week. lenged the former council's decision to put the city hall Structures with less than 600 gallons per day of waste complex on the southern part of the city-owned causeway water flow pose virtually no threat to the environment, Pots, Large Urns property. Mills said, and the initial waste water ordinance was not The argument came up when the council was trying to meant to affect such small waste water producers. (Glazed & Terra decide which architectural firms it should interview before awarding the contract to build the municipal complex. Five years ago Cotta) Several firms had answered toe city's proposal request Jan. 12, 1996 which specified that the building would be placed on the city's property bounded by Causeway Road and Periwinkle TDC hesitant on funds for pine cutting Way. Councilman Duane White disagreed emphatically with The clash between city officials and residents over Valtin. After pointing out that the location had been select- Australian pines at Bowman's Beach park continued Jan. 5 50% OFF ed by the previous council, White said that "if we have to at a Tourist Development Council (TDC) meeting, when find the land, buy it and finance it, it's going to be three TDC members approved all plans for the county's turnover years. Time takes its toll," White intoned. of island parks to the city of Sanibel, but tabled all plans on Australian pine removal until the Feb. 2 meeting. But, White added, if Councilman Valtin wants to open that door, he's entitled to. Sanibel Natural Resources Director Rob Loflin said the TDC is an advisory board that will make a recommenda- Alarming erosion on Captiva's beaches tion to the county commission and the commission can An alarming increase in the erosion of Captiva's beach- either take its advice or not. 30 - 50% OFF es during the past two months brought Captiva residents Loflin said he expects the commission to rule in favor of out in surprising numbers for the erosion district's regular the city, but if the TDC funds are not approved, the city monthly meeting Monday. would look for other sources of funding. 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Recreation Area at 1 p.m. on weekdays. The Refuge and operates in cooperation with the talks will allow residents and visitors to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. ENVIRONEWS learn about some of the different aspects of local ecosystems and history. Included is the From page 5 important role the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Landscaping Wildlife: Service plays in administering the National The natives are restless educational part of it—will be to answer The ecologist's report says that the Wildlife Refuges for the conservation man- questions from the public and provide them response of plants and animals has been agement and , where needed, restoration of Members of the Sanibel-Capttva with information to be better, safer boaters "remarkable." The native plant seed bank, the fish, wildlife and plant resources and Conservation Foundations' Landscaping for and fishing enthusiasts." dormant and buried under the dense canopy their habitats. Deck talks will begin on Wildlife program are quietly planning a The Lee County Extension Service is of exotic species for five decades, is now Monday, Jan. 15. peaceful island takeover with help from the part of a publicly funded statewide educa- sprouting. As a result of the plant diversity, -Monday-Plant Walk. Take a short walk staff at the Native Plant Nursery. The tional network that provides information a wide variety of birds and animals, once on the Tarpon Bay giounds and learn about takeover will be one of those giass roots and scientific knowledge to area residents, absent, are returning as both annual some of the native plants found in affairs, minus the grass. They are planting businesses and government leaders. For migrants and year-round residents. Southwest Florida that provide habitat and Florida's heritage of native plants to information call 338-3232. While monitoring reports from two years food for many species of wildlife that live increase wildlife habitat yard-by-yard, ago noted a scarcity of bird species, this within the refuge. street-by-street and neighborhood-by- yeai \s repoit found "at least 42 species of -Tuesday-Manatees. These huge but gen- neighborhood thioughout the islands until Restoration a success wetland-dependent birds." In areas where tle marine mammals are discussed including the birds and butterflies flat take over. thick forests of melaleuca once stood, scien- their origins and lifestyles. Learn what the This underground gioup of peaceful war- for Little Pine Island U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is doing to tists are now seeing Florida species such as riors is presently 100 strong and can be piotect and piovide habitat for this endan- According to the lecently released Little buttonwood, native pines, Christmas berry identified by their etched tile "Landscaping gered species. Pine Island Monitoring Repoit, the ongoing and the glades morning gloiy successfully for Wildlife" plaques proudly displayed in -Wednesday-Creatures ol Tarpon Bay. work of exotic plant removal and wetland competing to le-estahlish their dominance. lionl oi (heir homes, inviting you and The uatuialist goes collecting and bungs restoration is proving to be extremely suc- The key to restoiation appaienlly lies in wildliie into theii yards. They have all cesslul in re-establishing native wetland- the maintenance ol the island. In addition to back a vanety ol small and raiely seen ciea- tuies loi display in aquariums. Leain who woi ked haul to leceive these plaques, plant- dependent plant and animal species on the initial removal oi melaleuca, a semi-annual ing trees loi shelter, huiung shiubs lor the island. The repoit, compiled by consulting these cieatuies arc and what iole they play elimination of the aggiessive melalueca buds, and laival (that's cateipillar to you) ccologist Kevin L. Eiwin, documents a in .suppoilmg the more visible wildliie in the seedlings assuies that slowei-«iowmg host plants lor the butlerllies. remarkable inciease in species diveisity—in native species can eilectively reclaim then reluge. Some have proudly turned oil then home some cases as much as 300 peicent—since habitats. -Tluusday-Calusa Caie. The indigenous iirtgation systems, trading in then watei Mariner Properties Development Inc. began When restoration is completed, the entire people of the Southwest Florida coast, guzzling grass for mulched beds of native the field work on Little Pine Island a little property will be maintained in perpetuity, at known as the Calusa, developed a highly plants. Others have decided to just "mow more than three yean. ago. no taxpayer cost, as a legacy for the people complex social-political system that 1 The Little Pine Island Wetland of Florida through a Preservation Trust depended on the rich estuary they lived in what grows ." Restoration and Mitigation Bank is a public- Fund established by Mariner Properties. for their existence. What (hey ate, how they There will be four opportunities to par- private partnership between the State of got it and more. ticipate in the Landscaping for Wildlife pro- Florida and Mariner Properties. The annual -Friday-Manatees. These huge but gentle gram this winter season: Jan 30, Feb. 22, repoit, prepared as part of the state-required Tarpon Bay Recreation marine mammals aie discussed including March 15 and April 12. The sessions IUII monitoring process, reviews the progress their origins and lifestyles and learn what from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. The cost of each made in removing exotic species—mostly announces program the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is doing program is $10, which includes the presen- melaleuca trees. It also monitors the Tarpon Bay Recreation announces the to protect and provide habitat for this endan- tation, educational packet and a garden toui. progress in restoring the natural hydrology start of their Deck Talk Programs for 2001. gered species. Call the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation and gives early scientific evidence that These free, naturalist-led talks will be given Tarpon Bay Recreation is the concession Foundation (SCCF) at 472-2329 to sign up. large-scale restoration is effective. on the observation deck of the Tarpon Bay of the J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Ask for Dee for more information.
would you have liked to see the ballots to lead about how their little piece ol piu- recounted'' Peihaps until your candidate adise is being protected, not being bombai ti- LETTERS won. ed by hei saicastic lemaiks about how to mn This is a biased wntei who has no place this wonder!ul land ol ouis From page 9 to be published in a small envuonmentally PS. I have uaveled abioad and have oriented newspapei. She has the heedom to always returned home with a better appreci- Her next opinion was published in your speak her mind in this country, but I don't ation of what we have in America. Dec. 2]-27 issue. It was no better and was have to spend my money to read her opinion. —Gloria B. Conrad Paper shouldn't run Sanibel even more biased and sarcastic suggesting, People who subscribe to your paper want Giacomazzi columns "It would have been better if they had just tossed a coin." To the Editor When this country was founded, a great I cannot undeistand why a newspaper deal of thought went into the decision as to At the Island Reporter, such as the Island Reportei that is published how presidents should be elected. It's a to inlorm its subscribers and island readers good thing that people like Thomas about environmental, cultural, and local Jeffeison worked on this and not people our business issues on Sanibel Island feels it is of impor- such as Ms. Giacomazzi. tance to have a column written by someone - The Electoral College has served us well is covering the news. such as Sandra Giovanna Giacomazzi. for many years as has the Supreme Court. I am certain that both the full-time and Just because the candidate that Ms. part-time residents of this island paradise Giacomazzi obviously voted for did not are too sophisticated to depend on this small win, does not mean that our wonderful 1 publication to be swayed in their decision as country is in a crisis. 1 for whom to vote or elect for the presidency Grow up, Ms. Giacomazzi. You have I of the United States of America. been spending too much time overseas. I The Royal Treatment i In her Nov. 30-Dec. 6 column, her hope you were here to read Murray remarks were, "In some other countries, Saltzman's column of Dec. 14-20, there would be tanks in the streets." "Whoever wins, he's my prez." seat yourself ina ROYAL CHAIR s Fortunately, this is America. We live here He said, "Most American will place the in freedom and do not expect to see tanks in national interest before partisan competi- > Inventory in Slock»«Immediate Delivery I the streets as in Communist or Fascist coun- tion. We will give assent to the choice, as we I tries. We vote by ballot. proceed judiciously and fairly, in accor- I Why is it that no other state had a prob- dance with the righteous efforts of frail lem counting votes? If this was so impor- humans." I tant, Florida should have decided well I'm tired of reading from you, Ms. 1 before Election Day what voting mecha- Giacomazzi, that all votes were not counted. 1 nism should have been used. Perhaps Ms. All the overseas ballots weren't counted and 1 Giacomazzi spends too much time in Italy chads were not involved. How many times to understand America's voting process. 1 1 1 CLOSE TO BEACH 1 1 702 OLIVA Private, Charming and 1 Peaceful-3 BR.,2 BA., I walk to beaeh'or^-- Beachview Golf Course. g Lush, beautiful . i- . . FORT MYERS •561-5656 1 vegetation, screened wv/w.denmorkirtteriors.com r_ornero f 1 porch view. $475,500 ASID Interior Designer on Staff Metro & Daniels D&flfYI£ftf3K KAPLES* 513-1544 !«««[AI*HI
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"I'm very concerned about the protec- Councilmember Dick WaJsh is the city tion of the police department, because the council's liaison to the five-year budget DETECTIVES police department protects all of us," committee, which meets for the first time Brown said. "I know those detectives and Thursday, Jan. 11, and although he said he From page 1 know that they do a good job. This is did not know anything about the restruc- something that has been brought about by turing of the detective bureau, he did say something outside of Ed and the chief, in department or his new duty assignment. tive bureau," Phillips said. "It certainly the committee would be studying the anticipation of what the five-year budget police department. The changes leave Scott Ashby as the has an effect on people. Anytime there's a committee is going to do. department's only full-time detective, and change like this, it's going to effect "Anything I have to say now (about the "This is why I'm concerned about the police department) wouldn't mean any- he expects a heavy workload. morale, but I've tried to do what I can do make-up of these committees," he added. thing," Walsh said Tuesday night, "It's going to be more, there's no doubt, to make these changes comfortable." "These are important things that don't get we lose two guys," he said. "I work hard The bureau had seven detectives covered enough in your paper. Some of "because I don't know enough It will on every case I get but I won't be able to "many years ago," said Phillips, but two these people on the five-year budget com- be something the five-year budget review give attention to smaller cases if there's were assigned to task forces in Fort mittee might be going after the police committee will look at. They'll be looking one with a higher priority. It's hard to put Myers. There have been three detectives department." at the whole thing, the whole department, a priority on cases, but you have to." since he was named chief five years ago. During the recent committee appoint- just like all the city's operations. Ashby also said that, while patrol offi- Now, "the detective bureau is back ments, Brown said, the city council "The committee will look at various cers will now handle their own misde- down to when I was named the first detec- missed "a great chance for diversification departments and their level of service," meanor cases, they are going to have trou- tive in the department,"" said Phillips. of the committees," and instead helped Walsh added, "whether they're adequate- ble following leads off island and, "That doesn't mean it can't be done, it polarize the city and create a paitisan ly staffed. We might need more detectives because they work 12-hour shifts, two might just be a little difficult for awhile." environment where "political payback" or we might not. The committee will rec- days on, three days off, the continuity of While Phillips is concerned about occurs, putting departments, like the ommend decreases and increases." investigations could suffer. morale and the transition in the detective police and fire departments at risk. "We'll all do the best we can," Ashby bureau's structure, he said, "As priorities Mayor Nola Theiss and council mem- Mentioning a recent city council meet- said. "I'm happy to still be a detective and change, we have to change with them. ber Marty Harrity said they were not ing in which abolishing the fire district was will handle the change the best I can." Right now it seems the city's priorities are aware of the restructuring of the detective discussed, Brown said, "I want a three- to traffic and environmental concerns. The bureau, but voiced confidence in Chief Although Phillips also said that four-minute response, not 15 to 20 changes don't effect anybody's job, just Phillips. Ashby's workload "is definitely going to response time. Both the police and the fire the assignment." "I was aware that there was some talk increase," he said that he and City department do a good job and we shouldn't When told of the department's recent about getting moie officers on the Manager Ed Sealover decided to make the mess with them. changes in order to streamline the depart- changes, city council members said they streets," Theiss said, "but I'm not privy to ment's workforce. were unaware of the moves and trusted "An ex-mayor couldn't get on the five- the decisions in the department. This is a year budget committee," Brown pointed "It's not that big a change, mostly in Phillip's judgement, but two members did staff issue, and unless there's a particular out, referring to Jeiry Muench, "when his classification, an assignment in a bureau" express concern. name wasn't drawn from a hat. The city issue that comes up at a meeting, we don't said Phillips. "We've been working togeth- Councilmember Judy Workman said council has never done that before, it always know about it." er trying to consolidate and get down to the Wednesday, "I'm concerned about the waits for a city councilman to return," Said Harrity, "It's news to me and I muscle and bone." overall effect of the changes in the depart- would like to know how it happened. I'm Sealover said the city is not eliminating ment, recent changes of attrition. We've Brown was absent from the Jan. 2 meeting when the committee was appoint- a real proponent of if you hire someone to the detectives, just utilizing then time bet- gone from three to one commanders, and do a job, you let them do it .... If the now thiee to one detectives. There's a ed and said he "would have voted for ter. chief and the city manager got together "What we'ie doing is considering how concern about the service to the commu- Jerry Muench, and he'd be on the com- nity's needs." mittee." and decided that's the way they need to we utilize the detectives from a separate go, so be it. I don't like to micro-manage bureau," he said. "We have three folks Workman also said, "I'm just a lay per- Muench also serves on the fiie dis- anything." who function as detectives but we have son and not competent to discuss police trict'*, boaid. been considering how we can better uti- duties. I have to lely on the police chief. lize our manpower if they're not doing There's been no evidence so far that ser- detective work 40 horns per week." vice has suffered. If I had evidence, I'd At the Island Reporter, The salaries of Slater and Schulte will talk to the city manager." our business is covering the news. not be affected by the move, but the Councilmembei Steve Brown said department's morale might be. Wednesday the lestructuiing of the Call 472-1587 "We've also lestiuctured in the past. department's detective bureau is indica- and give us the scoop. We've had as many as seven in the detec- tive ol biggei pioblems in the city.
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One quilter calls her group "her the quilts range from antique to recent Additionally, the Kelly Green psychiatrist." and provide a noteworthy view of this group has donated as a raffle prize one Mardi Ponader of the Historical country's heritage craft practiced at of their own quilts entitled Village volunteer staff heads the com- one time by just about every home- "Friendship Garden." mittee that gathers and sets up the maker and presently enjoying a Described as "stunningly beauti- quilt show. She is assisted by resurge of interest. ful" by Pat Robertson, one of its quil- Adrienne Cross, Mary McLaughlin Actually the patchwork quilt is ters, the coverlet is a series of squares and Kay Wightman. considered a uniquely American art showcasing bouquets, flower baskets The Village at 950 Dunlop Road is form, bom of necessity. and wreaths on a white background. open Wednesday through Saturday Displayed in all five buildings Raffle tickets are available at the each week from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. within the Historical Village, each historical complex at $4 each or three The Kelly Green Quilters will Sue Yeager of Kelly Green Quilters demon- coverlet is labeled with its history to for $10, winner to be drawn when the demonstrate each Thursday 10 to strates her craft in the old Bailey Store at the extent the information is known. show closes on March 17. noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Further details Sanibel's Historical Village. For a quilter, the techniques and Quilting bees which date back to call 472-4648 during regular hours. Boomers nipping and tucking into old age e aren't going silently into the free love, consumer in hospitals. With someone turning 50 The Human Genome Project announced night. In fact, we are entering awareness and a years old about every eight seconds in the an exciting breakthrough earlier this year Wmiddle-age kicking and scream- concern for the U.S., our generation is facing the fact of that will eventually have a major impact on ing and with a determination not only to environment blos- life that male impotence can happen in the aging boomers, but that day may come live longer, but also live better. somed from the middle-age. too late for many. And are the boomers We are the unique group of people born boomers, so has Thus, we forced the issue out of the going to pay a huge price for free love and between 1946 and 1963. Our generation self-help, fitness, closet and demanded action — hello, drug use three and four decades ago? does and will dominate society in so many alternative medicine Viagra! Seeing our parents age and wit- Despite the unknowns and unsolved, ways is now changing the approach to and anti-smoking. nessing the horrors of waiting to die in a this generation of Americans has jumped growing older. The "in your nursing home, we influenced the prolifer- into all things that promise to create On the CBS-TV program "48 Hours" face" boomer ap- Janice Caron ation of assisted living facilities and longevity. We've stopped smoking, cut on Sept. 6, 1999, Dan Rather said, "The proach to problems retirement communities that encourage down on alcohol consumption, and who battle cry of the baby boomers used to be has led to walks, runs independent living for as long as possible. doesn't carry a bottle of water with them? 'Don't trust anyone over 30.' These days and marathons to Mental We boomers have also embraced cos- With the help of the boomers, medical it's 'Let's live to be 100.'" And we raise money for metic surgery with a vengeance — nip- schools may actually place more empha- boomers don't just want longevity, we breast cancer re- Health ping and tucking all the way. sis on nutrition and its impact on health. want to be active, attractive and agile in search, resulting in Unfortunately, even the massive num- And as a group, boomers exercise. our old age. better treatment options, including lumpec- bers and spunky attitude of baby boomers We play tennis, golf, handball and bas- This interesting phenomenon of one tomies instead of automatic breast amputa- can't create perfect health, While our ketball. We walk, run, bike, spin and box. specific generation that has so dominated tion. influence ' has jump-started many a social trends over the years will continue It was the boomers having babies that research project, it hasn't yet found the l> See Caron to change the landscape as we age. Just as led to birthing classes and birthing rooms cause of or cure for Alzheimer's. page 21 LOOK BACK From page 10
One year ago Jan. 13, 2000 Getting ready to pave Wildlife Drive Engineers are taking core samples of Wildlife Drive this week as the first step toward paving the road through the IN. 'Ding' Darling National Wildlife Refuge as early as this summer. The refuge has been allocated $2 million in federal high- way money for repair and construction of water control Flint Financial Group, Inc. structures, which would allow better flushing of the estuary on both sides of the drive, and for creating a hard surface on Peace of Mind for the Best Years or Your Life the road. Is 50:7 Since 1986 Paving Wildlife Drive was expected to be controversial by Refuge Manager Lou Hinds, who believes the paving is necessary. Advanced Strategies Discussed "But, so far, there has been no negative public Learn How To: response," Hinds said. "I don't want this to be a surprise. I want to keep it out in the public eye. The comments we've • Eliminate Estate Taxes using the had have been good. Some people may not like it, but they "Family Private Annuity" understand the need for it." • Avoid double taxation of annuities Sanibel slow to turn of Xmas lights and IRA's Code Enforcement officer Ray Hendzel found no less Eric J. Hynden Sherri J. Hynden Chad D. • "Stretch" your IRA to future than 41 violations of the ordinance governing Christmas ChFC ChFC Leatherwood generations lights and decorations on his Monday rounds. The ordi- • Unleash your stock portfolio, help nance states that decorations and lights were to be disman- Date: January 16,2001 tled by Jan. 9. eliminate the downside risk of Time: 9:30 Continental Breakfast According to Hendzel, 40 of the violations were by com- owning stocks, without sacrificing mercial properties, and only one, on San-Cap road, was res- 10:00 Seminar Begins the unlimited upside potential idential. "It was mostly lights, a few were decorations," Place: Sundial Resort on Sanibel said Hendzel, adding that he was able to contact at least 38 • Use Charitable Gift Annuities and of the parties responsible by phone, just as a friendly RSVP: 941/936-2777 Private Foundations to save estate reminder. taxes Whenyoujaedm alfigataryQU are trmidgit to kkdljf &^^& Investment Advice and .Securities offered through l-'SC SECURITIES CORPORATION ARegisteied investment ad vista and a regasteied broker/dealer - Member NASD/SIPC / City of Sanibel Ordinance 75-29 • Florida State Statute 372.667 Code of Federal Regulations 50 CFR 27 51 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Jan. 11-17, 2001 • >5 Life & leiiuie Most plants survived winter blast
y newly planted landscape has survived a second straight blast M of blusteiy wintei weather — but not without a noticeable eftect on some of my plants. This past weekend was worse than New Year's Day; at my home, the temperature reached 31 degrees and left ice on my cai 's windshield. I actually did practice what I preached: I watered the ground well, then covered everything up with sheets. If I hadn't done that, I'm sure the loss would have been more substantial. What was reinforced with this most recent bout with cold weather is that a) Michael Patella there is always a risk involved with some The petunias can survive a light of the more tendei plants during winter frost and remained robust after and b) that location is as important in all the cold weather. landscape design as it is in business. As I write this week's column, yet anolhci cold wave is setting sail through Southwest Florida and the end of winter is still nine weeks away — so we're not out of the woods until the fat lady takes off her long Johns.
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One quilter calls her group "her the quilts range from antique to recent Additionally, the Kelly Green psychiatrist." and provide a noteworthy view of this group has donated as a raffle prize one Mardi Ponader of the Historical country's heritage craft practiced at of their own quilts entitled Village volunteer staff heads the com- one time by just about every home- "Friendship Garden." mittee that gathers and sets up the maker and presently enjoying a Described as "stunningly beauti- quilt show. She is assisted by resurge of interest. ful" by Pat Robertson, one of its quil- Adrienne Cross, Maiy McLaughlin Actually the patchwork quilt is ters, the coverlet is a series of squares and Kay Wightman. considered a uniquely American art showcasing bouquets, flower baskets The Village at 950 Dunlop Road is form, born of necessity. and wreaths on a white background. open Wednesday through Saturday Displayed in all live buildings Raffle tickets are available at the each week from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. within the Historical Village, each historical complex at $4 each or three The Kelly Green Quilters will Sue Yeager of Kelly Green Quilters demon- coverlet is labeled with its history to for $10, winner to be drawn when the demonstrate each Thursday 10 to strates her craft in the old Bailey Store at the extent the information is known show closes on March 17. noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Further details Sanibel's Historical Village. For a quilter, the techniques and Quilting bees which date back to call 472-4648 during regular hours. Boomers nipping and tucking into old age e aren't going silently into the free love, consumer in hospitals. With someone turning 50 The Human Genome Project announced night. In fact, we are entering awareness and a years old about every eight seconds in the an exciting breakthrough earlier this year Wmiddle-age kicking and scream- concern for the U.S., our generation is facing the fact of that will eventually have a major impact on ing and with a determination not only to environment blos- life that male impotence can happen in the aging boomers, but that day may come live longer, but also hve better. somed from the middle-age. too late for many. And are the boomers We are the unique group of people bom boomers, so has Thus, we forced the issue out of the going to pay a huge puce for free love and between 1946 and 1963. Oui generation self-help, fitness, closet and demanded action — hello, diug use three and four decades ago? does and will dominate society in so many alternative medicine Viagra! Seeing our parents age and wit- Despite the unknowns and unsolved, ways is now changing the approach to and anti-smoking. nessing the horrors of waiting to die in a this generation of Americans has jumped growing older. The "in your nursing home, we influenced the prolifer- into all things that promise to create On the CBS-TV program "48 Hours" face" boomer ap- Janice Caron ation of assisted living facilities and longevity. We've stopped smoking, cut on Sept. 6, 1999, Dan Rather said, "The proach to problems retirement communities that encourage down on alcohol consumption, and who battle cry of the baby boomers used to be has led to walks, nans independent living for as long as possible. doesn't carry a bottle of water with them? 'Don't trust anyone over 30.' These days and marathons to Mental We boomers have also embraced cos- With the help of the boomeis, medical it's 'Let's live to be 100.'" And we raise money for metic surgery wilh a vengeance — nip- schools may actually place more empha- boomers don't just want longevity, we breast cancer re- Health ping and tucking all the way. sis on nutrition and its impact on health. want to be active, attractive and agile in search, resulting in Unfortunately, even the massive num- And as a group, boomers exeicise. our old age. better treatment options, including lumpec- bers and spunky attitude of baby boomers We play tennis, golf, handball and bas- This interesting phenonienon of one tomies instead of automatic breast amputa- can't create perfect health. While our ketball. We walk, run, bike, spin and box. specific generation that has so dominated tion. influence has jump-started many a social trends over the years will continue It was the boomers having babies that research project, it hasn't yet found the t> See Caron to change the landscape as we age. Just as led to birthing classes and birthing rooms cause of or cure for Alzheimer's. page 21 LOOK BACK From page 10
One year ago Jan. 13, 2000 jiilliiii Getting ready to pave Wildlife Drive f* •..••••-/;-•'•• Engineers are taking core samples of Wildlife Drive this week as the first step toward paving the road through the J.N. 'Ding' Darling National Wildlife Refuge as early as iiiiiiiiiiiiiiis this summer. The refuge has been allocated $2 million in federal high- way money for repair and construction of water control Flint Financial Group, Inc. structures, which would allow better flushing of the estuary on both sides of the drive, and for creating a hard surface on Peace of Mind for the Best Years or Your Life the road. Is 50:7 Since 1986 Paving Wildlife Drive was expected to be controversial by Refuge Manager Lou Hinds, who believes the paving is necessary. Advanced Strategies Discussed "But, so far, there has been no negative public Learn How To: response," Hinds said. "I don't want this to be a surprise. I want to keep it out in the public eye. The comments we've • Eliminate Estate Taxes using the had have been good. Some people may not like it, but they "Family Private Annuity" understand the need for it." • Avoid double taxation of annuities Sanibel slow to turn of Xmas lights and IRA's Code Enforcement officer Ray Hendzel found no less Eric J. Hynden Sherri J. Hynden Chad D. • "Stretch" your IRA to future than 41 violations of the ordinance governing Christmas ChFC ChFC Leatherwood generations lights and decorations on his Monday rounds. The ordi- nance states that decorations and lights were to be disman- Date: January 16, 2001 • Unleash your stock portfolio, help tled by Jan. 9. eliminate the downside risk of Time: 9:30 Continental Breakfast According to Hendzel, 40 of the violations were by com- owning stocks, without sacrificing mercial properties, and only one, on San-Cap road, was res- 10:00 Seminar Begins the unlimited upside potential idential. "It was mostly lights, a few were decorations," Place: Sundial Resort on Sanibel said Hendzel, adding that he was able to contact at least 38 • Use Charitable Gift Annuities and of the parties responsible by phone, just as a friendly RSVP: 941/936-2777 Private Foundations to save estate reminder. taxes
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y newly planted landscape has survived a second stiaight blast M of blustery winter weather — but not without a noticeable effect on some of my plants. This past weekend was worse than New Year's Day; at my home, the temperature reached 31 degrees and lett ice on my car's windshield. I actually did practice what I preached I watered the ground well, then coveied everything up with sheets. If I hadn't done that, I'm sure the loss would have been more substantial. What was reinforced with this most recent bout with cold weather is that a) Michael Pi^tdla theie is always a risk involved with some The petunias can survive a light of the more tender plants during winter frost and remained robust after and b) that location is as important m all the cold weather. landscape design as it is in business. As I write this week's column, yet another cold wave is setting sail through Southwest Florida and the end of wintei is still nine weeks away — so we'ie not out of the woods until the fat lady takes off hei long johns.
What didn't fare too well — Most of the damage came in the open aiea of my yard, with a southern and eastern expo- sure to the sun and no protection against the wind. Strange thing about the wind1 on one hand, it helps keep frost away from the plants; on the other, the effects of windburn can be as severe as that of cold temperatures. Piitella Both the wind and the cold were to This yellow shrimp plant was unscathed. Mu had Pistclla t> See Gardening The elephant ears are in grave page 19 condition. The Right Place... H PSYCHOTHERAPIST ^PHi • Life adjustment problems The Right Price... IE • Drug and Alcohol it ^ • Family stress issues T|| • Individual, couple and family therapy Right Near You Recycle fijjj Dr. Janice J. Caron Ld D, LMHC, UP •1 (941) 395-2184 HI [email protected] VACATION RENTALS Furnished 2 and 3 bedroom Gulf-front properties. Available weekly /monthly / Discounter! Summer Rotes ©f lie Islands Rental Accommodations • Rental Property Management Local: (941) 472-5050 • Toll Free: (877) 388-5050 Web: sanibelcaptivavacation com • Email: rentalsOsanibelcaptivavacahon com
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Telephone: 334-4121 Facsimile: 334-4100 1100 Par View Drive • 472-2626 • www.beachview.com Email: [email protected] From Periwinkle, make a right or left on Donax, go to stop sign, make a right on Middle Gulf Drive, go straight to Beachview Estates 16 • Week of Jan. 11-17,2001 • ISLAND REPORTER aieline SAN-CAP CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www. SANIBEL-CAPTIVA.ORG NOTICES Inquiring Minds series 472-1080 Popular offering of BIG Arts on Fridays through the winter season. 45-minute presentation, 15-minute break Hours of operation & 1-hour guided discussion. $55/12-week series; $6 sin- Rec Center pool: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday; 1- gle session. Call To confirm: 395-0900. 5 p.m. Saturday & Sunday. The gym, weight room & pool will be open from 1-5 p.m. only on Monday, Jan. IHUIISDAY, JAN1ARI II LICENSED • INSURED 15, Martin Luther King Jr. Day. BONDED Wildlife Drive: 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. daily except Friday. Visitor Center open every day. Art League paintout Refuge tram: Tours now depart from Tarpon Bay Members and island visitors welcome to attend the Recreation Inc. at the north end of Tarpon Bay Road at weekly San-Cap Art League's Thursday morning y ELECTRIC, INC. 10:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. Rates are $10 adults, $5 children paintouts. Painting starts about 9 a.m. in Jerry's garden 12-and-under. Info & reservations: 472-8900. area. Gather for lunch at noon, followed by a brief infor- • REPAIRS & NEW CONSTRUCTION Library: Monday & Thursday 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; mal and friendly critique. • 24 HOUR SERVICE CALLS Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Fort Myers Beach Tax Collector's office: Closed VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AT SANIBEL SQUARE Monday, Jan. 15 & Tuesday, Jan. 16, for installation of Weight watchers meet SERVING SANIBEL & CAPT1VA SINCE 1981 new state-mandated DMV equipment. Weight Watchers meets @ noon in Heron Hall at the 472 - 1841 Lic.#ME00084 Congregational Church..Start time is noon. Water restrictions in place Even numbered addresses: Thursday & Sunday; odd Karen Blixen's letters numbers: Wednesday & Saturday. 4-8 a.m. only. And Joel Katz returns to BIG Arts to complete the reading Macintosh Book Shop they may get worse! of Karen Blixen's letters from British East Africa, trans- Oldest Island Bookshop Established 1960 lated from the original Danish into French. Enjoy Katz's Featuring; Best Sellers, Children's, Local Interests, Be a Cop at the 4-way stop! collection of African artwork as well. Thursdays through Nature, Birding & Shelling Books, Cards and Gifts. Feb. 8, 1-3 p.m. $30 6-week series. Call 395-0900. - Music Cassettes and CDs - For a $10 donation to San-Cap Optimists, you can enter a drawing to be a cop at the four-way stop & enjoy 15 minutes of fame. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners will Christian Women's Club meets Be sure to be able to display their traffic-directing talents at noon visit our on Feb. 25. Or, you may designate someone else or pick San-Cap Christian Women's Club's monthly lun- Music from a list of local celebrities & see how ell they do. cheon & fashion show by the Lion's Paw. The Dunes, 11 Department Bonus prize for 1st: three nights at 'Tween Waters. a.m.-l p.m. Wilma Stanchfield speaks & music is pro- featuring Bonus for 2nd: Luc Century vase. Bonus for 3rd: Dinner vided by Kristin Licoto. $13. Reservations: 466-5257 or Cassettes & for 2 at Sanibel Chowder Company. All entrants may 472-2017. CDs show their ticket stubs for a 10% discount at the restau- rant during February. For more information: Earl Bickett Visually impaired support group (472-4127) or Randy Carson (395-2724). 2365 periwinkle way, sanibel* 472-1447 Friends in Service Here (FISH) -sponsored Visually Mon -Sat, 9:30 am-8pm, Sunday 11 am-5 pm Impaired meeting with Eileen & Eben Joy. 10 a.m.-noon. Volunteers needled Info & reservations: 437-0047. H Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve is looking for a "Collectibles in Country Charm few people to join its stall* of volunteers. Oppoitunities Instrument Pilot Ground School ANTIQUES range from leading guided walks to giving informal talks NEW about the wildlife found at the park. Seven-session vol- Thursdays, Jan. 11-April 11, 6-9 p.m. Presented by Ed Fink, Master Certified Flight Instructor. 549-6402. SHIPMENT unteer naturalist training program begins in January. Pre- WEEKLY registration required. Contact Mary Rude @ 432-2402. • The Bailey Matthews Shell Museum is seeking Art Smarts individuals to volunteer as education docents for a 30- minute slide program on mollusLs a lew hours each A new program for art collectors and would-be month. A complete script is furnished. Contact Anna docents at BIG Aits. Eight Art Smarts evenings aimed at Marie Nyquist @ 395-2233. developing insight and the ability to explain the various aspects of producing and exhibiting quality artwork. January's instructors: Lola Katchen, Jan. 11; Bob York, FEATURING Entertainment books available Jan. 18; Carol Rosenberg, Jan. 25; followed by Peter Shell lamps * Candles • Antiques Harvest Time Ministries .is selling the 2000 Pappas, June Rosner and Charles Reina in February. Entertainment Books to support their provision of all Thursdays, 7-8:30 p.m. Series $45, single session $7. New Selection of Teddy Bears • Tiffany Lamps kinds of necessities to farmworker families and other in Call 395-0900. Lizzie High Dolls • Sanihel Afghans need. The book's bargains are good until Nov. 1, 2001. To purchase book ($30) or make a tax-deductible contri- fRIDAf, JANUARI 11 Byer's Choice Carolers bution to this charity, contact Sue King @ 472-5185. 1446 Periwinkle Way 395-0888 BIG Arts also has the books available, as does the Black Island bike tour Mon.- Fri. 8-8, Sat. 9-5, Sun. 10-5 WE SHIP UPS American Business Women's Association (ABWA). Call 395-0900 for BIG Arts or stop by the office @ 900 Join park Ranger Matt Kruse at 10 a.m. or noon for a Dunlop Road; or visit the Chamber, Island Graphics, three-mile adventur through "The Real Florida." Bring Three Crafty Ladies to support ABWA. The American your own bike — wide tires recommended. Medium to Legion sells the books as a fund-raiser as well. advanced bikers suggested. Reservations: 463-4588. THESANIBBL REALTY CONNECTION Native American pottery exhibit AARP monthly meeting offers Vessels of Vitality, signature pottery from Native Don Geery presents the programs and future outlook ANIBIL SUNSETS America and the Village of Mata Ortiz, along with fetish for AARP & America's seniors. Island Senior Center, ARBOURSIDE and carvings from around the country. 1:30 p.m. Refreshments served. EAUY SUNIBEL as seen It's a Colorful World Support group only from Local artist Pat Cleveland's newest works on display A support group for families of long-term care facili- PUNTA RASSA CONDOMINIUMS at ACT Gallery in Royal Palm Square. Through Jan. 29. ty residents meets at 1 p.m. at the law Office of Osterhout & McKinney, 10175-4 Six Mile Cypress Spacious 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Condominium Homes Parkway. with Large Screened Lanai, Full Size Laundry, CROW tours Lots of Storage and a Community which offers: Tours of the outdoor portions of Care & Harborside features • Heated Pool and Spa • Slmttleboapil Rehabilitation of Wildlife are offered Monday through Friday at 11 a.m. plus one on Sunday at 1 p.m. during the • Southwest Florida Woodcarving Expo, 10 a.m.-4 • Private fishing Pier •Picnlcflpeas winter season. Adults $5; children under 12 free. • Tennis • Adjacent Full Service Marina p.m.', free. Through Jan. 14. • Ceramic Doll & Miniatures Show, 10 a m -5 p m., RESALES FROM THE MID $150,000,008 Library exhibit Sunday 10-4, $3. Vince Faraone's collection of antique schoolbooks on exhibit during January. Early American school books VACATION RENTALS Vince Faraone discusses "Teaching the ABCs to Our SANIBEL HARBOUR RESORT Forefathers and Foremothers" at 3 p.m. A survey of the PUNTA RASSA CONDOMINIUMS Zonta 2000-2001 fundraiser types of reading books used in American homes 7 • San-Cap Zonta's fundraiser for the coming year is schools from 1647-1850 following the "Ould Deluder" A FULL SERVICE REALTOR AT THE GATEWAY TO SANIBEL a raffle for "The Essence of Tuscany & Umbria Wine law, enacted in Massachusetts in 1647 to protect the 1S009 Punta Rassa Road • Fort Myers, Fl. 33908 Tour." Air & land trip for two to Italy for 9 days/7 nights. children of the new colony from the snares of the devil. Tickets are $20 or 3/$50. Drawing held in April. Free & Open to the public. (941)466-3313 Available from any Zontian or call 472-5152. • Zonta is also collecting gently used books for Visit Our Website at VOTP:\\WWW.SANIBBJET Literacy Volunteers of America's book sale at Edison E-MAIL [email protected] Mall Feb. 16-18. Info: 395-1737. atcline EXECUTIVE STYLE lATURDAf, lANUAUf li Beachcombers meet LIMOUSINE SERVICE Kick off 2001 with a get-together at Betsy Pay ton's er Chest Antique Show & Sale Tuesday, Jan. 16, at 6 p.m. Pitch-In Dinner—bring appe- FOR ALL OCCASIONS. ANY TIME. ANYWHERE. tizer, main dish or dessert. Call Betsy to RSVP 472- nibel Community Center, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, 0753. Beachcombers is an ecumenical singles group AIRPORT RUNS — SPECIAL EVENINGS -5 Sunday. $3.50 admission covers both days. Glass open to all ages, races & churches in the San-Cap-Fort DAILY RATE SPECIALS • booth featured. Managed by Sanibel native, Pete Myers aiea. Dues: $5/person/meeting; first-time visi- tors' fee waived. CELL 941-671-6592 dren's Miracle Network fundraiser Paper Art pe Coral Wal-Mart sponsors a Trash to Treasures Make paper art — paste paper, collage transfers, rom 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Anyone interested in participat- mixed media... try simple marbling techniques with tay rent a table for a $20 donation to the Network. Esther Rumaner, 9 a.m.-noon today, Jan. 30, Feb. 13 & RENT BOATS 772-9220 Ext. 187 for info & registration, 27. $30 lincludes supplies. Call 295-0900. Fishing and Shelling • Closest to Outer Islands ater Workshop for Youth WEDNIIDAW, IANIARI II 472-5800 ni Manno hosts an ongoing workship for kids ages Saturdays for eight weeks from 10 a.m.-noon at Jensen's Marina • Captiva Island nil Park Theatre in Cape Coral. Focus on scene and audition preparation. Tuition is $65. Info & Beach Outdoor painters ration: 772-5862. Fort Myers Beach Art Association outdoor painters *+> SaniBel meet to paint & self-critique. Visiting artists welcome. 9 a.m.-noon. Brown bag lunch. Into: 481-1220. Chiropractic , JANUARf 14 CallAMijtime Toddler Time 472-0900 1717 Periwinkle Way a berg recital ABC Me. 9:30 & 10 30 a.m., Sanibel Library. (across from feme's) ice Schaberg will play a piano recital on the 1885 DR. MICHAEL TOLISANO • DR. DAREN FITZPATRICK ^11 Sleinway Grand in the Ait Hall at the Koreshan Current Events inent in Estero. 2 p.m. Donation. 1 Headaches • Neck Pain • Backaches Ongoing discussions of worldwide & domestic 1 Arm/Leg Pain • Tingling/Numbness issues. 10 a.m.-noon, $3/session, BIG Arts. ercolor demonstration WALK-INS WELCOME • IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS rt Myers Beach Art Association Famous Artist Health care class shop features Tom Lynch at 7 p.m. as a precursor to 'cek's workshop. $3. Corner of Donora & Shell Learn the six facets of health, the meaning behind id Boulevards behind Fire Station on (he Beach. symptoms & how to prevent disease. Doctors available to answer questions. 6:30 p.m., Sanibel Chiiopractic, 1717 Periwinkle. w Directions7 exhibit reception ception lor members of the Southwest Florida Man to Man Guild whose works are on display at Cape Coral A prolate cancer support group meets at Southwest Kathy, Hairstylist a Barber will be ral Park Theatre Gallery, 528 Cultural Park happy to serve you "after hours"! vard, Cape Coial through Jan. 30. 1-3 p.m.* Florida Regional Medical Center hum 5:30-7:30 p.m. Patty Berg Cancer Center - 3 South Conference Room. •A PWKAIBCUVSIEB, OPEN Men & wed 9-7 PM 3 HONEY LYNABCHEY, LINDA Tue.Tluir Fri a sat 9-5 PM r/n r r Info: 369-9771. t DAVIS, SANDY GALES, KATHY 224a PERIWINKLE WAY m®RflAfg If PROSSEHS JOAN CRAY IN SANIBEL SQUARE u n 4 CPR Heartsaver Course ibel Shell Crofters Four-hour class provides background iniormalion on e of the community's oldest traditions. Instruction heart disease & risk factors, 1-person CPR & manage- terials for making crafts from Sanibel shells that ment of foreign-body airway obstruction. Lecture and Id at the annual Shell Fair. Bring lunch, bring your hands-on practice on CPR manikin; includes skill testing &. "homework" to read ahead of time. Comfortable CONSTRUCTION CO Is & make new friends. Every Monday, 10 a.m.-3 clothing recommended (practice done on floor) plus a Michael J. Valfauette towel or pad for the knees. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Sanibel Fire & Rescue, Palm Ridge Road, 6-10 p.m. VOTED BEST HOME BUILDER ON ima time Pre-registration and payment prior to class date re- . SANIBEL & CAPTIVA ISLAND FOR 1999 quired—$10. Registration & info: 472-5525 between 8 / me a story/Sing me a song. 6:30 p.m., Sanibel a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. New Home Building Full Service contractor ry. Renovations Design service Available (941)472-0200 Sanibel, Florida LICENSE #CGCO5A909 k tie for BIG Arts IHURIDAI, lANIARI II sative Black Tie Gala & Fine Arts Auction. BIG EXECUTIVE mnual fundraiser. Dining, dancing, silent & oral Art League Paintout >ns. "Dress any way you like, but wear a black tie The San-Cap Art League Paintout this week and next TITLE hiere you want & as many as you want, in any is at Periwinkle Park, 1119 Periwinkle Way. Begin about ' The Dunes, $125. Call 395-0900. 9 a.m.; end at noon with lunch & friendly critique. (941)472-8228 ory lectures Financial Seminar Gilda Suarez CLC rough Jan 19, 10 a.m.-noon. Bob Hartje, outstand- "What Smart Women Should Know About Their www.exectitle.com :holar of the History of the South, returns with a Money: The Language of Investing." 9 a.m. at Sanibel eries of entertaining lectures on Thomas Jefferson Senior Center, Library Way at the corner of Palm Ridge. 1456 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel contributions to the establishment of the USA. $35 sions) $10 single session. Register: 395-0900. Arbor Day celebration exhibit Join the Assistant Superintendant of Schools, four BOAT county commissioners, Erick Lindblad from SCCF, and 'eel Retreat for Charity 2001—"Royal Hawaii... by the Sanibel School Third Grade as the kids plant a tree in RIDES Who Lives There," artist Willis Henry Moore. the school courtyard. SCCF is being honored. Iway Palm Dinner Theatre. $25/couple; $15 single, to Cabbage Key, Cayo Costa 'its Habitat for Humanity and ECHO (Educational and North Captiva srns for Hunger Organization). Tamiami Tale Tellers meet "Stories of New Beginnings" will be the theme of the Recycle 472-5800 January Tale Tellers meeting from 7-9 p.m. at The Grand ItHPAf, lANlABt 16 Court on College Parkway in Fort Myers. "These could Jensen's Marina include stories about quests, rites of passage and comin- Captiva Island ure Walk of-age experiences, as well as new paths taken in retire- ment," said TTT spokesman Bert MacCarry. ilk with a naturalist through the pine flatwoods at a Nature Center & Planetarium. 9:30 a.m. $4 fee les all-day admission to museum & trails. Also IRIRAY, 1ANIARV II esdays @ 3 p.m. & Friday @ 9:30 a.m. Call 412- Auction Acting Tour de Cape 2001 rrie Benzing's workshop for 7 to 16-year-olds A unique bike tour of Cape Coral. Info: 574-0801. Tuesday, Jan. 16, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Cultural place a clasified. Theatre in Cape Coral. Students will learn a wide y of skills from voice projection to stage direction. —AWB >n is $80 for the 10-week course. Info & registra- 772-5862. 18 • Week of Jan. 11-17, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER SPORTS From page 3
Sign-upt. for the league will be on Dunes tennis Thursday, Jan. 11 from 6 to 8 p.m., The Dunes Golf and Tennis. Club will Saturday, Jan. 13 from 10 a.m. to noon be hosting a tennis tournament on Feb. 17 and Tuesday, Jan. 16 from 6 to 8 p.m. at and 18 The tournament will be broken the Rec Center Gym. into men's doubles, women's doubles and The diaft for the teams will be on Jan. mixed doubles divisions with skill levels 20 at 2 p.m. The draft and the team meet- 3 0, 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5. ings aitei the draft aie lor the playeis so The cost for entry is $25 per playei the coaches can determine the best day for with lunch available for both days ol the practices. competition. The divisions are bioken up into tee There will also be Wheelchau tennis ball (ages 4 to 6), minoi league (boys ages demonstrations at 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. on 6 to 9), major league (boys ages 10 to 13), Saturday, Feb. 17 and 11:30 on Sunday, slow pitch soitball (girls ages H to 12) and Feb. 18. last pitch Softball (girls ages 12 to 15). All pioceeds Uu the tournament will All playeis, except the tee ball teams go towaid the Lee County Community should attend the Jan. 20 diatt and bring Tennis Association Wheelchan Tennis theii gloves with them. Program. The deadline lor sign-up is Photos /Michael Pittella For moie information contact Dick Island Reporter staff writer Mason Laderer, left, and fellow staff Wednesday, Feb. 1. For mote inloimation Muench at 472-2812. writer Pete Bishop, tee off during Beachview's Sanibel City call the Dunes Tennis Shop at 472-3522 Championship Sunday morning. Bishop shot a 109 and Laderer came or Bill Rosenberg at 472-1236. Running in with a few strokes more. They won't be quitting their day jobs. Businesses and individual sponsors The fouith annual Miromar Outlets can make tax deductible donations to the tournament and Wheelchair Tennis Scholarship Run to Benefit the Florida Parking and legistiation begin at 6:30 Piogiam by sending a check made Gull Coast University will be held at 8 at the Miromar Outlets. Paiticipants will Duplicate bridge payable to the Lee County CTA to a.m on Saturday, Jan. 13. be tiansported to the starting lines on the at 590-7935 or visit the on-line site. Wheelchan Tennis, 565 Lake Murex This yeais event will feature a 5-kilo- FGCU campus. Duplicate Bridge is held at the Sanibel Ciicle, Sanibel, FL 33957. Sponsors will meter lace and a 10-kilometer race, each Race pioceeds suppoit FGCU student Community Centei every Wednesday at 7 be acknowledged at the event. divided into 14 age categoiies. schokuships The entiy fee is $20 or $25 p.m. the day ol the race. Entry foims aie avail- The winner ot the Jan. 3 dealings was Prizes will be awarded to the top thiee able at the Miromar Outlets or on line at the Jeanne Ncidick and B. Joshi team, the Little League males and lemales in each categoiy, with condor.lgcu.edu/5k. teams of Bob Benjamin and Tony rIhe Sanibel Captiva Little League is an awaid ceiemony beginning at 9'45 For more information call Ed Lebioda Brochman and Herman and Alaine Jass piepaiing to kick oil its 28th season. a.m. tied for second place.
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this exposed section for the have curled up, seemingly in self-defense. ?out half-a-dozen newly planted 1 remain optimistic and expect the hnpa- an annual prized for the many tiens will do just fine unless we have a ts foliage rather than its flowers. hard freeze. ad just been planted during the Elsewhere in this open area of my yard, wo weeks so on top of all else, everything is thriving — coconut palms, root system had yet been estab- sea grape, Surinam cherry, hibiscus and best to plant the very cold-sen- split-leaf philodendron. The major excep- ;us in October, so they'll be tion is a pair of elephant ears (Alocasias), he dreads of cooler weather. I'll which I would describe as in guarded con- eplant in a couple of weeks and dition. ie forth e best. same area, I planted about The in-between crowd — There were Michael Pistdla ens, and while I didn't notice no noticeable effects at all in the in- About half of the newly planted coleus bit the dust. [ties, they are far from the vig- between section, closer to the house and king garden beauties they more shaded. The plants all did just fine, marginatas and yellow shrimp plants So, after years of learning, I'm still . I think the wind is more to including bananas, gardenia, plumbago, {Pachystachys luted). learning more about landscaping in South •e, as well, because the leaves Ti plants, Ixora Nora Grant, Dracaena Annual-wise, I have several petunias Florida — and when I quit learning, it just and snapdragons planted in this area. Both won't be as much fun as it is now. species can take cold weather and light frost, and in my garden they remain beau- (Ron Sympson has a bachelor's degree tiful and robust. in journalism with post-graduate studies Finally, in what I call the tiny rainfor- est section of my yard, everything also did in Florida horticulture. He has owned quite well. This area is highly shaded and landscape-design firms and retail plant protected on two sides from even the stores in Lee and Broward counties. If you slightest wave of wind. Here I have ger- have a question or comment, you can bera daisies and some truly tropical plants write to him. at P.O. Box 809, Sanihel, FL that would not have survived elsewhere in 33957, send a fax to 472-8398, or send an the landscape. e-mail to [email protected].) CLOSE TO BEACH 702OLIVA Private, Charming and Peaceful - 3 BR., 2 BA., walk tobeac h or Beachview Golf Course. Lush, beautiful vegetation, screened porch view. $475,500
Michael Pistella atiens, left, were affected by the cold weather but should snap Jamie Westall/ Realtor Murphy ie Gerbera daisies, right, are planted in a protected area of the (o) 472-1511 / 1-800-233-8829 y! Ilie. I still look good. E-Mail: [email protected] * lUiORTQUiST" COMPANY OSPREY ANTIQUE SHOW From page 5 ON SANIBEL ISLAND e osprey do not designed the device himself. : ke them, accord- "We built one across the THMS WEEKEND : M- iu's Ryan. road a few days ago, and it : most customers seems to be working okay," January 13 & f4 vooden platform Ryan said as he watched his to specifications crew, along with three »y the co-op, LCEC workers from North mes a separate Fort Myers, rig the device Depression Glass, SANIBEL ISLAND COMMUNITY CENTER platform are not on top of the pole. : said Ryan. One of the Sanibel Furniture, Art, >wners might not LCEC workers had located 2173 Periwinkle Way her pole on their a tripped breaker on the Elegant Glass, the osprey may pole, and when the crew MANY NATIONAL DEALERS led to nest in an arrived at the scene they Jewelry, China, ; there is no room found a dead osprey under- rpole. neath. Sterling Silver, _ Everything Priced to Sell i cases, the utility . Ryan called the crew me of three three from North Fort Myers so Prints, Porcelains, setting a platform they could bring a truck SHqWOPENTO he utility pole the with a higher man-lift buck- Toys, Orientals, 5 decided to nest et. The operation took about acing the naked an hour. Tools, Art Pottery es near the pole Because of the large ly insulated lines, number of poles on the and much more. Saturday 10 am -6 prn; rticularly danger- island, the LCEC has been > that also hold working on the problem on GLASS REPAIR building devices a case-by-case basis. Sunday noon - 5 pm bit ospreys from The utility constructed Booth at Show sre. 40 platforms around the county last year, which is isday, Ryan's men "typical," according to iece of PVCpipe ADMISSION $3.50 GOOD B&THVAYS Karen Ryan. "But we'll illy on top of a probably surpass that num- 'Ie at the corner of ber this year, because we've 3ay Road and already built four so far, in sad. ONLY $3 WITH THIS AD the last two weeks." Je had two pieces "ope that came out The number of poles that FREE a Silver Chest Show by Pete Clapp end and were tied have been osprey-proofed r the utility pole's could not be made available. PARKING (813) 228-0038 (813) 287-1835 tare r^rtMtilf Dtron 20 • Week of Jan. 11-17, 2001 Q ISLAND REPORTER f island REPORTER
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Darien Connecticut resident Tom Brandt (left) mugs for the camera with family and friends around the junonia he found on the beach outside the Sundial. He was shelling for the first time. As Brandt tells it, he and his girlfriend Cody were having a minor 'tiff' and she jokingly pushed him and he tripped over a sandbar. When he looked at what he fell on, he saw the tip of a colorful shell protruding Bev Stevenson, visiting from Dunnville, Plymouth, Minnesota's Mario Pedercini found from the sand. He pulled it out and Voila! the Ontario, found the first junonia of 2001 in a junonia, his fourth over the 11 years he's junonia. Pictured above: Tom Brandt, Cody front of Building 'A' at the Sundial. She has been shelling, at Point Santo de Sanibel. Smelik, Mike Roey and Jenny Brandt. been shelling for seven years.
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Fleetwood 2Bdr/2Ba, new carpet old, A K.C Shots wormed males Six (6) Acres 218 ft on River 600 ft only_ i60g_Call J31_:2587_ $18,000 Seller will pay $125/mo RECREATION Creek with private boathouse off of lot rental for 1/yr Call for Reduced due to death, from details 941-561-6760 PURPLE MARTIN BIRD HOUSES $375,000 to $299,000 nego- $29 95, Large and small martin VEHICLES tiablel Willard Realty 24 hr gourds, telescopic poles, 38" tall CoacRman, T990 tJalaflna 31T~454 N Ft Myers furnished park model, recorded property information 1- Florida room, own land, over 55 finch feeders Free Catalog Order Chevy 26K miles. Good condition 800-2317406, Ext 4014 Todayi Call toll free (800) 658- sleeps 8+ $14,500 OBO 470- park $33,000 , can finance 731 - 8908 2279 3906 www skmjg com FOR SALE BY -SANIBEL COACHMEN SANTARA2000, OWNER MOBILE HOMES SPORTING 30 5 FT. TRITON ENGINE, 7K MILES, LEXINGTOKCC GOLF VILLA FOR SALE GOODS 19" COLOR TV, VCR, HOME Double wide mobile home, 24' X CD PLAYER, Overlooking the 11th green on Best Offers on Exercise Equipment 65, on Sanibel 2BR/2BA, ' EXTRA VENT COVERS Lexington's Championship Golf Treadmill (folding) Sears Proforma screened and glassed in den AND GREAT FLOOR PLAN. course, this 1750 sq ft Villa home 585 like new $200 (obo) Stair Periwinkle Park back yard on CALL MIKE features 3 Br/2 Ba, large kitchen Climber $150 (obo) Panasonic 941-656-6586 Sanibel River Hot tub decks, gar- two car garage large lanai and exercise bike $100 (obo), 2 used dens, some furnishings, loads of TEAMSANIBEL.COM much more bikes (3 speed). (941)472-1844 extras Move in condition Asking Enjoy amenities of a superior gSted $110 000 |941)472 2846 ISLAND REAl ESTATE MOTORCYCLES & community in desirable location t GARAGE SALES Home can be purchased com- NFM Carriage Village 3Bd dou- MOPEDS pletely furnished or unfurnished blewide, living, dining, family, 2 full Priced to sell baths Large laundry room, wash- GIGANTIC GARAGE SALEI $255,OO0Jurnished (941)415^9223 er, dryer, roofover Low rental Isabel Qnve, Sanibe! Honda Goldwing 1977 w/trash pickup included $53,500 Saturday, Jan. 20th, 9am-4pm Full Dress - J41-278.-9059 Sunday, Jan. 21st, 9am-12pm Large Travel Trunk - VACATION" 1/2 price on everything Ready to Ride - SEASONAL RENTALS Sunday $1,500. or best offer. PROPERTY REAL ESTATE Automotive, electronics, 941-283-5928 DISTANT ____PMR_ l-XOO-727-9991 luggage, boating and out- doors, scuba, coolers, house- RANCH SACETgo Acres $64,900 Prisdlla Murphy The Best Choice of Properties hold, hardware, audio and FISHING CAMP MTN Views' Rolling fields out- video on Kisslssmee River. standing Rocky Mtn views Realty, Inc. Available on the Islands and much more. POWER BOATS 14 miles North of tremendous wildlife, & recreation 2000 SeaswirPZI ft "Center coun- Lake Okeechdbee, 20 mm to national forest County sel Magic tilt aluminum trailer awesome fishing, road, telephone, electric Excellent Brand new $16900 (941)- Hidden Acres Estates financing Call now toll-free (877) Prime Location, 676-6367 SanWel & Captiva DOMESTIC AUTO 2821959 Travel Trailer, screened CENTRAL Saturn '98', 30,900 miles, auto w/ Searay 180, 1995, 170HP, low porch, furnished, Waterfront community on South PW, PS CC A/C, tilt AM/FM engine hours Stored most of its storage shed, Carolina Lake with clubhouse RESERVATIONS, INC. w/ cassette remote keyless entry - lifeii Excellent condition, 6 cyl amenities include marina marina, pool, tennis $42,000 With Your ORIGINAL wmul reservation serviu on I In- isl HUK with Security system, quick disconnect w/boat slip & boat ramp, Deeded Boat Slip Great lover-yXHlom to sc v.'n ludmc.m l.onu s cumin LOI.,,,-, • If,,,, mas Mercrulser, radio cassette Nav $15,000. bracket w/Duncan Stowmaster package $8000 OBO Moving Financing Harbour Watch (800) imi hotLl moms on uul (,tt 1H KII W. (4 K ,l.,iU iml numllily i< nl >l tow bar • Ready to tow $9,500 must sell Call (941)590 9434 (941) 561-4638 or 806-9997 ' I 11 ii- i/d Mn uinhiii • toi vmi 941-541 0406 (941) 850-1163 lakemurrayliving com _^Llc r*tMl Fstatc Brokfr, (.ill (800)-sa"? 1152 m 172 (MS? ISLAND REPORTER • Week of Jan. 11-17, 2001 • 27 island >: -y -y REPORTER
VACATION VACATION VACATION RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS Beach Front Condo Two SANIBEL CONDO Pool and tennis Maine Coast-Summer Rental Still have a bedrooms plus two baths courts One bedroom one bath Pemsquid Point- Picturesque, Washer/dryer Large kitchen Best weeks still available Call Private, Exclusive Sue 941 283 3058 Pool tennis bicycles Now New fabulous log home overlooking seasonal rental booking weekly and monthly ocean islands and rocky coast Owner 330 864 3094 June September $2750/wk Sambel SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION resident owner (941)472 9198 vacancy? DELUXE CONDO BEACH VILLA Get early datesl GULF FRONT Two bedroom two bath 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den BEACH VILLAS Two weeks minimum One bedroom one bath SOUTH SEAS RESORT Photos available. BAY SIDE VILLAS Luxury Homes and Condos Shirlene -will Rent direct from owner One bedroom two bath Private Owners and save! THREE NIGHT MINIMUM Call 10 am to 11pm (856} 985-0322 WEEKLY DISCOUNT SAVE THROUGH OWNER' 1-800-227 1783 help you fill it (800) 899 7327 DUNES TOWNHOUSE 3 BEDROOMS, 2 5 BATHS AVAILABLE SEASONAL with a classi- MARCH and APRIL 2001 BY OWNER SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION RENTALS 908-276-7074 1 3 bedroom Bay Villas LOOK! Lake View Available NOW! fied ad! Call 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom for Season 2001 w/loft Beach Villas Near Beach/Sanlbel Island Seasonal rates Furnished 2Bed/2Bath Find Your Place With Amenities optional (1300sq ft + lanal/carport) 472-1587. 1 800 878 7495 2 heated pools hot tub WWW VacationVillasUSA com Ready Jan 15th $700/wk Discounts 10% for month+ 20% 3 months+ SANIBEL CITY COUNCIL MEETING SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 25% 6 months+ COUNCIL CHAMBERS (MacKcnzie Hall) VIP PLANTATION HOUSE (One tenant must be 55 or older) Interval for rent (941)472 4675 or (941)267 1655 800 DUNLOP ROAD WEEK 14 Ask for Betsy (April 6-13) Sambel Shores Resort Rentals JANUARY 16,2001 VIP Realty Group $2,800 Two bedrooms, two baths AGENDA Sleeps four to six ROOMS FOR SANIBEL / CAPTIVA / Cathedral ceilings FT MYERS BEACH / Beautiful RENT FT MYERS On Gulf 9 00AM Call to Order Evenings 2 Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance Vice Mayor Walsh •RENTALS* 914-723-5653 Seasonal * Annual SANIBEL 3 Proclamations, Announcements, Special Presentations Short Term * Homes * Condos ROOM SUBLET. a Presentation to David DeFonzo, Employee of the Quartet of Recreation Waterfront * Off Water IN Department SUNSET CAPTIVA LARGE FOUR BEDROOM HOME BEAUTIFULLY LARGE DECK Public Comments on items not on the Agenda (Maximum lime SANIBEL FURNISHED HOME BEAUTIFUL SETTING allotted 20 minutes with a limitation of 5 minutes per speaker) 941-472-1613 CLOSE TO BEACH 800-237-7S26 AVAILABLE WEEKLY 2 Bedroom loft 2 Bath $550 INCLUDES 4 Council Comments Screened Lanais ALL UTILITIES 5 First Reading of ordinance and scheduling of public hearing FORT MYERS BEACH 3 TV/VCR CALL SCOTT 941-765-8686 Pool Tennis BBQ Grill 472-1587 (NOTE The Fust Reading is not a public hearing and no discussion or 888-765-5993 Gulf Beach Boat Dock testimony will be taken ) And More1 VIP Realty Group/ Call owner at a Tust Reading on AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO FEES TOR Rental Division 314 872 9990 APARTMENTS & PROPRIETARY AND GENERAL SERVICES, CREATING CHAPTER 2, DUPLEXES FOR ARTICLE VI, FINANCE, DIVISION 2 FEES, SECTION 287, INTERIM LANDS END RENT PROPRIETARY AND GENERAL SERVICES FEES OF THE SANIBEL VILLAGE CONDO SUNSET CAPTIVA CODE OF ORDINANCES (Requested by Vice Mayoi Walsh) At South Seas Plantation S Ft Myers AnnuafRental ImTnedi Private Gulf and ate occupancy completely remod 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath Bay Front Community PUBLIC HEARING Luxury Unit eled 3B/2 1/2 Bath townhouse Two bedrooms, two baths $950/mo Peppertree Point cov 9 30 a m 6 SECOND READING AND PUBLIC HEARING of an ORDINANCE OF Fantastic Ocean Views Sleeps five Weekly or Monthly Rentals ered parking Phase III Real THE CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA ASSESSING A FEE ON Beautifully remodeled Estate 433 1100 _ Book now for next season and decorated TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES THAT OCCUPY MUNICIPAL Owner 800 897 0288 Pool - tennis - boat dock RIGHTS-OF-WAY REASONABLE RATES AVAILABLE NOW! CONDOS FOR Weekly or monthly 7 CONSENT AGENDA CALL OWNER RENT LOGGERHEAD CAY (734) 426-0050 a Approval of Minutes —January 02, 2001 Regular meeting SFANISHCAY" ~~ ~ Approval of a RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WASTEWATER 1/BR Luxury ground level furnished b STEPS TO BEACH COLLECTION AND TRANSMISSION SYSTEM EASEMENTS FROM SUNSET CAPTIVA Condo, pool and Beach access Fully Furnished Rent my beautiful with parking Available SANIBEL PROPERTY OWNERS FOR THE SANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM Two bedroom, two bath 2 Bedroom 2 5 bath home January/April 2 week mm EXPANSION PROJECT, PHASE II (B) Condo Pool Beach Tennis (941)466 1041 Pool - Tennis - Cable - VCR Cat[_£S10) 457 9251 c Approval of a RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND TRANSMISSION SYSTEM EASEMENTS FROM RENTING. TENNIS PLACE Two bedroom one HOMES FOR bath condo Newly renovated SANIBEL PROPERTY OWNERS FOR THE SANIBEL SEWER SYSTEM APRIL THRU DECEMBER Canal front Pool - tennis courts RENT EXPANSION PROJECT, PHASE II (C) fishing - dock SEASONAL and BY OWNER MONTHLY RENTALS d Approval of lease for the West Lighthouse cottage 1-516-628-1801 Call owner 941-395-2919 100% FINANCING e Financial Status Report for the month of December ALT1@AOLcom FHA TENNISPLACE PREVIOUS BANKRUPTCY OK 8 OLD BUSINESS SANIBEL CURRENT CHAPTER 13 OK Report on Shared Vision meeting (Mayor Theiss) Water View FIRST COMMUNITY MORT a LUXURY HOME Two bedrooms. LIC.CORR LENDER b Report regarding handicapped parking spaces (City parking lots) (City Manager) Pool, tennis courts, 941-461-0499 Report regarding lighted walkway from the library to BIG Arts (City Manager) OCEAN FRONT Gas grills, picnic tables, c SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Fishing dock. d Report on Student Government Day (City Manager) PRIVATE POOL AND SPA AVAILABLE- Report on cleaning of the Civic Center (City Manager) ONE ACRE FENCED IN LOT JANUARY 1 to APRIL 1. e RESORT AMENITIES AVAILABLE 941-472-3745 NORTH FT f Report regarding the consultants final report for the Causeway study (City Manager) 443-994-0997 APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS, COMMITTEES, COMMISSIONS A FEW WEEKS STILL AVAILABLE Leave message MYERS HOMES IN FooirSpacious T^nTsq fT~3br, eat a Appointment to Lee County Housing and Community Development Committee FEB , APRIL, & MAY-OCT 2001 in kitchen sunken family room w/fireplace, living room, privacy 10 NEW BUSINESS SPECIAL RATES AVAILABLE THE VACATION fence in large backyard Just a Award of bid for Donax Plant Expansion DIRECTLY FROM OWNER HOME reduced to $79 900 Must close by Award of contract to Hartman and Associates for permit renewal FOR A LIMITED TIME. 2/1/01 (941)415 0626 b YOU'VE ALWAYS services for the Donax Treatment Plant Expansion PHONE- (219)272-0889 c Discussion regarding an effluent agreement with the Sanctuary (Mayor Theiss) FAX. (219)273-5973 WANTED LOCKSMITH d Report regarding the permitting process by the Planning Commission Most private beach. Review Committee (Bruce Rogers, Planning Director) Ocean s Reach Gulf Front Condo Dock on Bayou e Report regarding Below Market Rate Housing Program by the Planning One bedroom Sleeps four Newly Heated ppol decorated 'A rated Shelling Wide porches Commission Review Committee (Bruce Rogers, Planning Director) pool tennis Top floor for best Open sunning decks f Request by CEPD to waive fee for overweight vehicles (Blind Pass view of beach Call owner Chateau Sur Mer area _612-472 7994 Idyllic luxury and comfort dredging project) Easy care, no effort Vacation Home. 11 CITY MANAGER'S REPORT SEASONAL RENTAL Three bedrooms, three baths a. Request to Legislative Delegation $26,400 for Communication Network JUST AVAILABLE Monthly rentals. 2 bedroom, 2 bath upgrade and $60,000 for upgrade of CHR lift stations Ground level home + Call for rates ISLAND LOCKSMITH 12 CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT Heated pool (941) 472-8248 in mint condition 505) 982-9242 a Report on Board of Directors/Sewer System Legal Implications for Lots of privacy 24-hour Emergency City Council Rates begin at b Report regarding the Sunshine Law applicability to City cornmitt;ees $4600/month WEST GULF DRIVE Service Agent for owner 13 COUNCILMEMBER'S REPORTS GLENN CARRETTA, OUTSTANDING HOME a Discussion regarding canal dredging by Sambel Marma (Myton Ireland) Broker-Salesperson WITH PRIVATE BEACH ACCESS 472-2394 John Naumann AVAILABLE (Requested by Councilman Brown) and Associates DECEMBER - APRIL 2001 14 Public Comment 800-784-2616 or $4500/MONTH (941) 395-3100 15 ADJOURNMENT glennc@coconet com www teamsanlbel com 941-995-0631 941-982-4170 28 • Week of Jan. 11-17, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER
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