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owes much to Molly and Art Krival By Anne Bellew teers," Hinds said, "and the Fish & Wildlife Service — Staff Writer the entire agency and not just the 'Ding' Darling Refuge They've been married 58 112 years and, for more than — is a better organization because of them." 17 of them, Molly and Art Krival have lived on Sanibel Both Molly and Art were academics to the core and, in and been active partners in the life of the community. The the late '60s, Art accepted a university appointment to first 40 years, in addition to raising four kids, were devot- Kenya. "Those three-and-a-half years were one of the ed to academe — University of Wisconsin/Madison. most important periods in our lives. In fact, those three- Molly is a retired professor of speech pathology; Art's a and-a-half years changed our lives forever. We learned former English professor, dean, department chair and more than you'd think possible about the environment, associate director on the Madison campus. but, there, it wasn't just that. We were plunked down in Art did not want to retire. "I loved what I did and UW the midst of a lot of different cultures — there were ex- was a good place to work. But we did and we found a patriots there from all over Europe, from Iron Curtain wonderful way to spend our retirement years." The intel- countries, from the Middle East and other locations." ligence, curiosity and energy required for their life jobs, The Krivals often lived in bandas ("upscale tiki huts as Art described them, carried over to this new life, this with pole-fence sides") and visited most of the game new 'career.' parks in East Africa, spending many weekends at Lake "We owe a great debt to Sanibel — we found things to Naivasha, Lake Nakuru or the Nairobi Game Park. do here that we've dearly loved and felt were useful... we "It was even more important to the children..." And felt useful." these are definitely Krival children — smart, intellectual- Both have been very active volunteers on the environ- ly curious, working in challenging fields... Kate started mental stage — Molly chaired the Wildlife Committee as school in Nairobi — she's now finishing her Ph.D. in many years as she could be prevailed upon to do it. speech pathology, and one of her major professors was "Absolutely marvelous chair," said one regular attendee. one of Molly's former students who herself is about to "She always had an agenda and, whereas, she would retire to Fort Myers Beach. allow anyone who had something to present or add to Stephen is finally healthy after years of suffering from have his or her say, she is one of the few people I have undiagnosed chronic fatigue syndrome; he's a fish biolo- ever seen who could keep a city meeting, of all things, gist with an advanced degree in toxicology. David is edi- right on track and, the majority of the time, right on time!" tor of a magazine, and Michael is an attorney. They have both been especially active with the J.N. Their stay in Kenya literally introduced them to "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge where they wildlife, indeed, immersed them in it. (After all, how have served as rovers "forever," tour guides, birding many times have you gone out for an evening of bridge experts and — Art's favorite volunteer acitivity — work- that was cancelled because giraffes were blocking access ing over the years with refuge biologists Jorge Coppen to the front door? Ever drag a giraffe back to the bed- and Kendra Willett on shorebird surveys. room?) They developed an enormous interest in and "I remember Art really enjoyed conducting the understanding of wildlife and habitat. The sojourn in Wildlife Drive Surveys," Coppen commented, "and, Kenya taught them to open their eyes to a world out there Photo by Anne Bellew most especially, the International Shorebird Survey. they'd never known, to start recognizing what it was they Molly and Art Krival He was a great, reliable volunteer! And Molly was just were seeing. emphasize enough how important it is to take care of as awesome." And the ultimate move to Sanibel was a direct out- yourself on a constant basis — be observant and look after growth of their stay in Kenyal. "One of my grad stu- yourself. It was 10 years to the week from my first one dents," Molly explains, "came here on vacation. When that they found a new tumor tumor on the other side." she got back, she told me that the refuge here reminded They have dearly loved what they've been doing these They have dearly loved what her of my stories about Kenya. So we came to see the 17 years. Some of their most precious memories are of . they've been doing these 17 years. place and, like so many others, came back several times those people who have been so good for the island, done so Some of their most precious memo- when we could — our kids used to meet us^here. Finally, much and are now gone ".. .remember Virginia Saunders? ries are of those people who have Art was persuaded, and we moved in July of 1988." a crusty little person who was so knowledgeable, so proud Molly signed up as a refuge volunteer as soon as she of her uniform and her part-time job at the refuge." been so good for the island... emptied the last box. "...And Cecil Sturm?" He was one of Art's mentors They emphasize that they're NOT leaving the island on the desk. 'because it's not what it used to be... there are too many For the "Ding" Darling Society, Art has guided the changes,' as some would claim. Sanibel is still very dif- Krival, see page 4 direction of the very successful bookstore for years. They ferent from other places, they both say, in that it main- both worked with the Exhibits Committee prior to the tains its sense of the importance of the environment and completion of the new Education Center. continues to work toward saving its eco-systems. The "Art is such a nice guy," board member Marilyn Conservation Council, a rather unique "committee" rep- Kloosterman commented, "and has had a tremendously resentating all the island environmental organizations — positive influence on the selection of books in the book- from City of Sanibel to SCCF, from National Wildlife store. And Molly? what can I say about Molly? We've Refuge to National Audubon — is very much in touch, SPECTACULAR BAYFRONT worked together for a long, long time. Molly really has very alert to the community's needs. ST. JAMES CITY tremendous devotion to the refuge and has been a guid- The Krivals' health is now such that "we just can't ing light to getting things done at our level as well as at continue to function here the way we have been..." Art the national level." had back surgery eight years ago and "it's lasted pretty Both of them served on the Society's board (Art still well" — as well as he'd been told to expect — "so does) and Molly was board president for the three years [Refuge Volunteer Coordinator] Jeff Combs is going to during which the Society dreamed of, helped design, sought funding for and, ultimately, built the "Ding" Darling Education Center — entirely free of government funding. There had never been such an undertaking in the history of Art shraggedt "She didn't know- the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service... In fact, the original it was impossible,.." Visitor Center, now the administration building, was built with federal funds. Art shrugged: "She didn't know it was impossible..." Molly received one of her many national •105 Ft. Bayfront awards '•— U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Volunteer of the put me on the phones instead of on my feet behind the •3 Bedrooms/2.5 Baths Year — for her efforts, as did the Society itself. information desk or out on the drive so much. I hope to •Pool & Jacuzzi w/Large Patio As she saw what a private non-profit refuge friends get out there some, but probably not nearly as much as I'd group could do here on Sanibel and, as others marveled like to." He had a quadruple bypass 19 years ago — "It •Large Covered Storage Area at the Society's accomplishment and asked "How?" she was Molly's revision of our diet, her good cooking and •Fenced Pool Area/Gated Community began reaching out to other refuges. Eventually, she — modern medicine that kept me around!" He had been told •Electric Hurricane Shutters along with former Refuge Manager Lou Hinds and a few or six years ago that he should have knee surgery — •Water Views From Every Window others — convened the 12-member Friends of Florida "Don't wait 'til you're 80," the orthopedist emphatically •Two Cozy Fireplaces Refuges organization. She continues to serve on the told him then, "80 is old — you wouldn't be a good can- national level, as a mentor to other refuges, refuge man- didate." He's 82 and both his knees and his back now give •Spacious Screened Dock & Built-in Grill agers and nascent or fledgling friends groups all over the him trouble. •Boat Lift & Pier country. "A Fish & Wildlife staff member keeps the pro- Molly went to a different orthopedist not too long ago $1.75 Million gram organized and scheduled, but basically it's a volun- when she was in so much pain she couldn't tolerate rid- teer program," she explained. ing in the car long enough to attend the meetings of the In fact, much of Molly's involvement with the Service Citizen's Advisory Committee, which she had chaired for Ncsi E. Ahdl-33<;/bti-.k2r has been (and is now) on the national level... She taught a number of years, of the Charlotte Harbor National V.O. Box £20 a recurring course at the National Conservation Training Estuary Program. She needed (and, apparently, had need- Pineiand. FL ?3943 Center in Sherpardstown, W. Va., she is a consultant to ed) hip surgery: she's just cleared 80, is thriving and can Rl-Ai i\ (239)283-1717 individual refuges and participates in seminars around once more be an integral part of this project that is so the country. important to Sanibel's environment. "They have always been good, hard-working volun- Molly is also a breast cancer survivor^, "and I can',t 4 • Week of October 28 - November 3, 2005* Islander desserts, and the performance begins, at 8 All matinee In the Mood at the Schoolhouse p.m. Tickets are $35, Please call the Box performances Office 472-6862 for reservations! will be at 4 Due to Hurricane Wilma, The year, as we celebrated the first year in our The Schoolhouse Theater would also p.m. It's the Schoolhouse Theater has postponed the beautiful new space, audiences had the like to announce their 2005-2006 Matinee perfect way -to 2005-2006 season kickoff, \n The Mood - chance to vote (via ballot) on show styles, Schedule: end an after- The 1940's Jukebox until Thursday, eras, and selected Broadway titles, and noon at the November 3. There will be a special cele- now The Schoolhouse Theater is thrilled In The Mood - The 1940's Jukebox beach! Cool bration on opening night. Thanks to the to offer a season tailored to the requests of Saturday November 5th off in our fabulous input of The Schoolhouse our treasured audiences! Wednesday November 9th beautiful the- Theater's wonderful patrons, Artistic Come celebrate the first show of an Jingle Bell Rock ater, sit back Director Victor Legarreta has put together incredible season and embark on a Saturday December 19th and enjoy what he calls "A season on demand!" Last "Sentimental Journey," as The Wednesday December 14 Broadway cal- Schoolhouse Theater pays tribute to the Let's Go to the Movies iber perfor- singers and songwriters of WWII, includ- Saturday January 21st mances, and ing Frank Sinatra, Glenn Miller, The Wednesday, January 25th let The SanideC Andrews Sisters, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat Cajrtiva Now That's Broadway 2 Schoolhouse islander "King" Cole, Bing Crosby, Duke Saturday, April 8\h Theater entertain you, "where lifelong Ellington, and many more! The celebra- Wednesday, April 12th memories on Sanibel begin!" tion starts at 7 p.m. with champagne and The Islands' Community Newspaper since 1961 A Dash of Rosemary! Mailing address: Florida Rep celebrates the life and music and life of Rosemary Clooney P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel. II..W57 Florida Repertory Theatre continues to Phone: (230)472-5185 celebrate its eighth season of professional I-"a\:( 23y) 472-1372 theatre with the Florida Premiere of A Dash islander(Tennessee Rep), Wendy Hayes (Blowing Rosemary! gets under the skin of its inspi- from $15 - $34 and may be purchased is published evcr\ Fridax Rock Stage Company; Tokyo Disney Sea) ration, Rosemary Clooney, her remarkable by calling Florida Rep's Box Office at and is distributed throughout and Florida Rep company member Aaron life and the music she made popular," says 239/ 332-4488 or 877/787-8053. Group Sanihel and Captixa Islands Lake (The Sugar Bean Sisters; A Florida Rep Producing Artistic Director, and Student discounts are available.' by the Rree/e Corp. Christmas Survival Guide). Robert Cacioppo. "This show is the plea- " Florida Repertory Theatre is located in P.O." Box 5ft. Sanibel. 1L Douglas Kampsen, who created and sure of reading a juicy autobiography while the Historic Arcade Theatre in Third Class postage is1 paid at the wrote the show, directs the Florida Rep pro- experiencing some of the greatest songs of Downtown Fort Myers. Visit Florida Sanihel Post Office. duction with original choreographer Debra the greatest era of American songwriting." Rep online at www.floridarep.org. A D. Smith remounting the show's choreog- Roy Miller, Broadway and former Paper Dash of Rosemary! is made possible Postmaster: raphy. Kampsen's credits include work at Mill Playhouse producer said, "A Dash of through the generous sponsorship of send address changes to: Flat Rock Playhouse, Arkansas Rep, Big Rosemary! has the heart of a big winner. The Galloway Family of Dealerships. Sanibel Captiva Islander. P.O. Uo\ 5ft Fork Summer Playhouse and Tennessee This gem of a show takes you on a touching, Florida Repertory's 2005-2006 season Sanibel. FI. 33957 Rep. In addition to his work as a director sentimental journey of the legendary singer's is sponsored in part by the City of Fort and writer, Kampsen is also an accom- life while offering up one hit song after the Myers, the State of Florida and by Classified Ad Deadline: plished actor. other. If it weren't for the lump in my throat,. JetBlue Airways. Noon. Tuesday Debra Smith's performing , teaching and I would have sung along during the show's choreography careers have taken her all finale. That is no easy task to accomplish, © 2005 BREEZE CORP. over the United States and Europe. Credits but creator Douglas Kampsen succeeds in Krival serving up all the right ingredients." include A Christmas Carol (Madison from page 3 •—™———— "We became trail guides at the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation so we could learn about plants. (At that time, there wasn't much /TCANIBEMNT attention being paid to plants at the refuge.) We learned from Bob Slayton, J GRAPHICS and went on to be trail guides." Just off island at the Kapo?{ Plaza "There's such a great opportunity to 15630 McGregor Btvd, #103 learn things here. I was a turtle walker Ft. Myers, FL 33908 with Charles LeBuff and Caretta Research before SCCF took the pro- Printing \ gram over — a really fine teacher if you Graphic Design 1 wanted to learn." illustrations / "Cecil, Sally Reed, Betty Johnson — I learned from all of them, I worked with all of them on the desk. They were gracious, patient — it made retirement PLAYING bearable to be a volunteer at 'Ding.' OCTOBER 27TH Color Copies "And we always maintained a good Fax Service relationship with the staff. [Author's note: As a former member of the staff, I THRU High Speed Copies TH couldn't agree more: they were, indeed, NOVEMBER 26 respected and loved by all.] I can't tell you how much I respect those young Engineering Copies people. They have such a commitment animation * to their work (certainly not based on Bindery jr their pay!) and they are very committed Frank Sinatra, Glenn Miller, The Andrews Sistent, Etta Fitzgerald, Nat "King" Cofa, to this refuge as well as to the refuge BittgCrashp, Duke Ellington and more! system. The new programs in biology and education are very strong, very Our "Sentimental Journey" will pay tribute to the singers and songwriters who got us impressive." through WWII and kept us swingirf all the way to Victory! Now Molly and Art are off to yet a third life — one just down the road at Shell Point, "Sanibel East," as it's affec- Brochures tionately known. "We've promised the Delivery Available! Fish & Wildlife Service we're not leav- ing forever, we're not leaving town, we'll still be here, and we'll continue to be as active as we can." And Sanibel, the 454-1001 refuge and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife FAX 454-4205 Service continue to be the better for that. Islander • Week of October 28 - November 3, 2005 • 5

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Islander Pam Brodersen wins second Raku .the BIG ARTS way Local artist and Sanibel resident Pam The show was judged by Ron Bishop , October 15 dawned clear and cooler - the end of the day! Brodersen was awarded second place for curator of the Bob Rauschenberg Gallery a perfect day for firing Raku. "This The student potters also had the opportu- her digital collage titled "Juice""entered at Edison College and runs through Japanese pottery technique requires the nity to try their hands at horsehair pottery, a in the juried show "Olde Florida" that November 1 at the ACT Gallery, 2265 use of outdoor kilns and reduction mate- native American art form, where horse hair helped benefit Abuse Counseling- and First Street Fort Myers. rials to bring out the copper iridescence is directly applied to the 1500 F° pot as it Treatment Inc. of Fort Myers. Working now in digital art, Brodersen that is associated with raku pottery. leaves the kiln (any donations of mane or The show was sponsored by The specialized in large format, still life pho- Today is perfect for this project," said tail horsehair for future workshops Cypress Club on the Caloosahatchee and tography in a Chicago Studio for 24 years BIG ARTS pottery instructor, Gail Jones would be greatly appreciated, call Gail, featured 61 entries in prior to her move to Sanibel. Her work as she worked. The labor-intensive 395-1766). watercolor,acrylic,oil, photography; has been showcased by Kodak, and her process requires a 1800 F° fired pot to be Gail Jones will be teaching another woodcut prints, gourd art, leather sculp- clients have included Kellogg's, removed from the kiln with tongs and raku workshop Saturday, December 3 ture and furniture representing the theme McDonald's, Hallmark, United Airlines, immediately submerged in a bucket of from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at BIG ARTS. Cost: is "Olde Florida" - the vintage pre-Disney and many more. sawdust. A lid is applied to the container $60. Call now to reserve your space period of Florida. of sawdust, the sawdust ignites and the (enrollment is limited) or for more infor- pot is smoked producing the classic black mation on other great pottery classes Music Foundation fundraiser clay body. The students were obviously available at BIG ARTS, 395-0900. thrilled with-the results of their efforts at The Music Foundation will be offering adults and $12 for children under 14 (tax an evening of entertainment and fundrais- & gratuity included for show and dinner). ing at the Helm Club on November 8. $10 per adult ticket and $2 per children's The evening will begin at 4:50 p.m. tickets is tax deductible and benefit The with a performance by the Cypress Lake Music Foundation Scholarship Program Middle School Steel Drum Band at Helm for disadvantaged children. Club entrance; followed by a reception, Tickets can be purchased by sending a silent auction & Cash Bar, with Bob Cihi check made out to TMF and mailing to (Longboat) ]playing the piano during the The Music Foundation, 13300-56 South reception. Young artists will perform, fol- Cleveland Avenue, #214, Fort Myers, FL lowed by dinner and a performance by 33907. Tony Lomardo (from The Landings). Call Ruth Christman, TMF executive Music Foundation scholarship winners director at 275-0057 for more info. will be presented. Tickets are $30 for

Florida. Rep's Lunehbox Theatre Journey back to the land of the forming families. dinosaurs! Join Florida Repertory Theatre The Dinosaur Play, an exhilarating and for a "dino-mite" production when it pre- interactive performance piece written for sents The Dinosaur Play as part of its the stage by Steve and Kathy Hotchner is Lunchbox Theatre Series at 11 a.m. on creatively directed by Florida Rep October 29 and November 5 and Education Director, Jamie Carmichael. November 12. Producing Artistic Director Robert Photo by John Jones From the moment they enter the the- Cacioppo says, "We are so thrilled to have Above and left: Keeping the kiln busy. ater, children are transported millions and Jamie Carmichael on staff here at Florida millions of years back, into the age of Rep. He has a huge imagination and chil- dinosaurs. In front of them is a lone dren absolutely adore him. He has added Be a volunteer bell ringer dinosaur egg tapping out a call for help. tremendous inventiveness to this play." The Salvation Army is gearing up for the November 12 until December 24. Volunteers The children interpret what the egg is say- This wonderful piece of fun and fancy 2005 Kettle Campaign. We are stacking the can sign on to ringbell s during the day and ing and help to hatch the egg. They make is most appropriate for young people in stacks, organizing the files and polishing the early evenings from 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. No bell a pact with a surly Triceratops, protect the Pre-K through 3rd grades. The $10 ticket bells. It is through the dedication of our vol- ringing takes place on Sundays. The kettle newly formed dinosaur family and defeat price includes a 45 minute interactive per- unteer bell ringers that The Salvation Army campaign includes over 65 sites around the the dangerous Tyrannosaurus Rex. It's a formance, a bagged lunch catered by is able to raise funds to provide hope to the county and at both Jerry's Foods of Sanibel powerful tale about making friends and Lunchbox see page 6 less fortunate. In 2004, over 1900 families and Bailey's General Store on Sanibel. It registered to receive assistance during should be convenient to find a site near Christmas. The funds donated to the kettles homes and places of businesses to help the provided those families with toys, clothing army help others this year. and the trimmings to enjoy a holiday meal in With the generous help of community their own home. groups, businesses and individuals, last year Volunteer bell ringers are already calling The Salvation Army distributed over 48,000 STEAKHOUSE & GRILL to reserve their favorite locations throughout gifts to children and over 2,300 Christmas the county. food baskets. To join this community Army Please help us help others this Christmas as a volunteer bell ringer, contact Clint season by donating your time to serve as a Parsons, volunteer area coordinator for COWBOY STEAK bell ringer. Sanibel at 395-2695. The red kettle campaign begins WE'RE OPEN We're working at the car wash! sii¥iin Linen in® IIISNIR The kids at the Sanibel School are rais- the Sanibel School Parking Lot — we ing money to go to Sea Camp by doing a would love to make your vehicle Super Join us for those ielieious car wash every Saturday 8:30 to noon, Clean and Shiney! through November 12. Donations are appreciated. heavy-off-the-hoof steak items and Look for us and our soapey sponges in fresh-oif-the-lin fish items that you've seen missing. 6:30 AM - 7:30 PM Stili featuring our theme night dinners: Mors.- Fri. Monday - Turkey Hight 8 AM - 2 PM Wednesday - Herman ISight Sat. & Sun. Saturday - Prime Hits Might Center,- • * J A Lifestyle Enhancement Center - W5W0MS SACK -• Happy Hour 3 - i pm CARDIO CENTER daily, featuring and WEIGHT ROOM 1 FOR 1 well drinks, Featuring: Spinning Classes, step Classes, Aerobics, .lnd v/ilniii tivkiciuios beet anil wine Body Shaping, Seniors Classes Pilates and Muci- itfore.

i 1 PIUS: Now CyoexWoi!jlnF"'|n. >ii - v "•. •'.•!- .iai1iiLkdi',;>f' iii-.t.ii ivb Vttrv.- >«•;4 rxauwmvBW •&>/wt< LIM®M; II am -1 pm BIMMEBi 5 - 9 pm TiCrjdm.ll'a <;rn1 St' :••- >ii i 395-2639 «rHT* ' vs, 11OO Par Mew Drive (located in Beachvicw Estates) Corner of Sanibel-Captiva ••<=. 3:1 r- H»!?h:i ?-! (239) 472-4394 6 • Week of October 28 - November 3, 2005 • Islander The season at Off-Broadway Palm The Off Broadway Palm Dinner! Theatre begins its tenth season of enter- tainment with the musical Stop the World ; - I Want to Get Off, playing October 27 | through December 17. | Stop the World -1 Want to Get Off tells i the story of Littlechap, who rises in the [ world of business and polities achieving ! fame and success after marrying the [ boss's daughter. The Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse songs include "What Kind of Fool Am I," "Once in a Lifetime," | and "Gonna Build a Mountain." ' j Matt Sopha portrays the title character j Littlechap. Matt was last seen in Broadway Palm's smash hit, Miss Saigon. He has appeared in theatres across the country in shows such as Cats, Pippin, Big River, A Funny Thing Happened on \ the Way to the Forum, Our Town and 42nd j Street. ' \ Matt Sopha Stop the World - I Want to Get Off is ed in the main lobby of Broadway Palm directed by Tom Ross Prather. Tom is j Dinner Theatre. With no seat further than Dream the Impossible Dream the artistic consultant for The Prate1 I 25 feet away from the stage, you become with Broadway Palm's Man of La Mancha -Family of Theatres. He has produced j part of the show. more than 700 productions over the lasti Stop the World -1 Want to Get Of plays the lead role just 48 hours before opening Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre pre- 40 years. Recently Tom Prather said, October 27 through December 17, 2005. night when illness forced Seth Kinney to sents one of the most honored musicals of "This has always been one of my favorite Tickets prices range from. $20-$35. Call withdraw from the production. Anne American theatre... Man of LaMancha, shows and it's taken 40 years to find the 239/278-4422 for information and reser- Bellew noted in the Islander that Loete through November 19. right cast." ' ; vations, visit the box office "at 1380 was an "absolutely perfect Cervantes Don Quixote is a fantastical knight and Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers, or /Don Quixote." The Off Broadway Palm Theatre is an lovable lunatic who looks at things a bit order online at www.BroadwayPalm.com differently. He jousts with windmills, sees . Jody portrays the tavern maiden, intimate 90-seat black box theatre, locat- inns as castles, and worships a tavern Aldonza. Jody has appeared in Seven maiden, Aldonza, whom he views as a Brides for Seven Brothers and Grease at damsel in distress. Broadway Palm. BIG ARTS Film Society season continues Understudy Jason Loete stepped into Broadway Palm - West Artistic The Film Society at BIG ARTS Producer, M. Seth Reines directs Man of announces the second film, Devil's La Mancha. Seth has directed many of Backbone, in the Monday evening seri- Broadway Palm's biggest theatrical hits, oes, "Windows on the World," on including Miss Saigon, Showboat, October 31 at 7 p.m. in Schein Carousel and Camelot. Seth has directed Performance Hall. BIG ARTS Film over 350 productions across the country Society. and directed such stars as Chita Rivera, Other films showing in November are: Angela Lansbury, Tom Wopat, Leslie Uggams and Peter Allen. • October 31* Devil's Backbone - Travel with Don Quixote and his side^ (2001) Spain kick Sancho on a musical adventure, as they find courage, hope, honesty and • November 7 Gunner Palace (2005) - respect in Man of LaMancha, showing Iraq through November 19? Performances are • November 14 - Sunset Story - (2005) - Tuesday through Sunday with selected USA matinees. Ticket prices range from $25 to • November 21 - Queen of Hearts - $48. Tickets are now on-sale and may be (1989) . -England reserved by calling 239/278-4422, by vis- iting www.BroadwayPalm.com or by • November 28* - The Color of stopping by the box office at 1380 Paradise - (2000) - Iran Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers. Each Monday film showing is followed books are available only at BIG ARTS, by a short discussion. Refreshments will 900 Dunlop Road, Sanibel. The regular be served. Special themed refreshments admission' for Monday evening shows is will be served on the* nights of October just $5 each, at the door. 31, November 28. For the season's complete film sched- For the first time this year, a discount ule or to reserve your discount tickets, Sanibel Captiva Sail & Power Squadron book of tickets for Monday evening films please call 395-0900, Monday thru Boating Course is available - 12 tickets for $52. . Ticket Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 pm. Starts Saturday, Nov. 5,2005 Lunchbox 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. at The Sanibel School 4 class sessions, Educational Cruise & exam from page 5 — Learn: April's Eatery, a brief workshop with the Studio location. Limited Seating. Call • Boat handling • Seamanship • Use of marine radio actors and a backstage tour of the theatre. 239/332-4488 to reserve tickets. • Basic piloting • Basic weather • Engine Troubleshooting Associate Director Bafi Newport Florida Repertory Theatre is located in • Aids to navigation • Florida & local laws describes Florida Rep's popular Saturday the historic Arcade Theatre in downtown Take Part in Live Demonstrations matinee Lunchbox Series as "an excellent Fort Myers, between Jackson and Hendry way for families to come to the theatre Streets. Florida Repertory, s 2005-2006 Class Size Limited • Pre-registration Required and exercise their imaginations together." Season is sponsored in part by the City of Call Joanne Heroy-Giller at 590-0735 All performances are at 11 a.m. at Fort Myers, the State of Florida and by Florida Repertory Theatre, in their on-site JetBlue Airways, www.floridarep.org.

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They are before the doors opened at 9:30 a.m. and interested in practical items at the lowest the volunteers (often referred to as the price point and — with a trained eye — "girls" by: some shoppers) and the male can recognize a bargain when they see volunteers (always referred to as the men one. On a busy day as many as seventy- but never called the "boys") were filled five customers visit the Ark and seldom with anticipation of what the day would does anyone walk out without making a bring. valuable purchase. Before the opening, one of the volun- The most popular item is clothing, with teers peeked out the window and designer labels a high priority and local exclaimed," "He's here!" That was Dennis, labels from Chico's and Eileen Fisher of who for the past four years has been first equally high interest. Some ladies come in line. "On Opening Day you get the pick just to check out these labels and usually of the crop. Everything is new. Never any find "just a little something that they have holdovers!" exclaims Dennis. to buy." In that same section are high fash- Another local shopper is Pam who ion, hats and designer accessories includ- shops almost daily for her pets — cats, ing pocketbooks, jewelry and scarves dogs and birds — and finds great buys in priced as low as one dollar. There's a shoe safe animal toys, comforters and other display with both new amd used shoes odd items. This year pet carriers, a new priced at two dollars (no higher) a pair. item and predicted not to sell, were gone This season a rack of capri pants is popu- lar and wpmen's clothing sized 18 and of Saint Michael's. adopted Ark policy requires that all large larger is a perennial hit. Men's jackets, In this same room are sofas, chairs, items and electronic equipment must be island shirts, slacks and shorts are a must headboards, wicker furniture and some pre-approved before acceptance for sale at and some of Sanibel's best dressed men baby furniture. In one corner of the same the Ark. The Ark has no service depart- are shopping at the Ark. room is the "Barnes and Noah" book col- ment to repair equipment and can only Another favorite are the seasonal dis- lection, a place where shopping with coins accept articles in good working order. plays — right now there is a Halloween will buy paperbacks and children's books. Many shoppers are looking for hidden motif designed by one of the Ark's most Inside this room are even bicycles priced treasure. Most are shopping for them- artistic volunteers. Next will be the at fifteen dollars and for some people a selves but others are "shopping to resell." Christmas display, which becomes a huge better buy than a rental. The co-chairs and volunteers know what potpourri of holiday items teasingly How can the Ark, a nonprofit organiza- they can and cannot sell and that's the key intriguing to the buyers and resulting in tion, be maintained at such a high level of to their successful operation. exclamations of pure joy when shoppers operation? The answer lies in the dedicat- Each year the Ark's ultimate goal is to Nancy make their own unexpected discoveries. ed group of volunteers who attend Saint donate its proceeds to a wide variety of Santeusanio The decorative art section vies for atten- Michael's and All Angels and find this charities and disaster relief efforts deter- tion with brass bookends with prancing community work most gratifying. Many mined by a grant program administered horses, music boxes, sleek stainless steel have volunteered their services year after by the Allocations Committee of the on Opening Day. The Ark is open Monday candlestick holders and, close by, is an year and know that the real "tough" work E.C.W. (Episcopal Church Women). through Friday and the first Saturday of elegant table display with stemware, place is in the back room, where all goods are the month from 9:30 a.m. till 12:30 p.m. settings and a centerpiece too. Then received, sorted, prepared for sale and until the end of April. there's the kitchen section, including priced. The coordinators must manage the Betty Carr, one of this season's Co- some clocks and right by the door are puz- flow of items in and out and a recently chairs, explains that at the beginning of zles and games priced at one dollar or each Fall/Winter Season and each less. Spring/Summer Season, the shop starts all The toy area has undergone expansion over again with fresh merchandise. and children can "test out" the toys before That's why periodic reductions in mer- they buy them. These are priced for kids at • chandise take place and each season's 10 cents per toy and children love to Closing Day is "Bag Day," with an over- spend time in this favorite section. This whelming response from customers who may not be "F.A.O. Schwarz" but with fill big bags with all the merchandise they kids it's a close second. want for the incredible price of three dol- In the spacious back room is some fine lars per bag. furniture at bargain prices and most pieces Many customers are on vacation and are in excellent condition. There are rugs come to the Ark for fun treasure hunting including used Chinese and Kermin expeditions. They keep returning year imports appraised for the Ark by a knowl- after year, looking for unusual and hard- edgeable rug merchant who is a member

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Of course, Such compromises of our ideals, how- ambiguity.Clearcut right and wrong alter- the ideal for the healer is to serve life and ever, have a limit. There is a point to con- natives disappear in the cracks of "not so healing, not assisted suicide. clude: "Only this far and no further." To good" or "not so bad". However, shouldn't individuals have arrive at such a point we require thought- Not every ideal, choice is the best. a choice? Certainly we must first seek to ful input of ethicists, religious spokespeo- There is a gap between the ideal and the mitigate suffering with palliative care ple, political leadership and academicians appropriate choice. An appropriate choice for terminal illness. Sometimes pallia- in that particular discipline. Moreover, may not match the ideal at all. tive amelioration is not possible. And the when the moral choice pertains to a spe- Take the ideal of reconciliation. horrible suffering is inescapable cific group — women, minorities, etc. — Sometimes reconciliation is inadvisable, Sometimes we must, then make a choice then adequate representation from such even when the conflict separates parents to act contrary to the ideal. Sometimes groups must be sought as well. from children, or sister from brother. the ideal is.compromised for the sake of The moralist struggles to implement Despite the ideal, sometimes you simply compassion. appropriate choices, balancing the good to cannot or ought not to repair what has I know of no physician or religious be gained versus the harm involved. At the been broken. The consequence of recon- leader who favors abortion. same time, the moralist draws the line ciliation may cause destructive conse- Sometimes, the right of a woman to beyond which we dare not go in the name quences. In the imperfect real world, determine whether or not she will carry of civilization. ble under uncertain alternatives. This ideals fall short of realization. her fetus to term takes precedence over The moralist does not find the determi- struggle with unclear moral alternatives Another illustration is assisted suicide, the ideal. Sometimes, an appropriate nation of morality a comfortable place. may be as close to God as we get. Only a hotly debated issue which now comes to choice warrants abortion; especially in The purpose, however, is clear — to the , who can become a suicide the Supreme Court. An Oregon law allows cases where there is rape or danger to accomplish the most righteous act possi- bomber, believes he is closer. Collecting musical instruments for hurricane victims By Nancy Santeusanio musical instruments to donate to the musicians of New their storage. Special to the Islander Orleans and the Gulf Coast who have lost their instru- All kinds of instruments, ranging from a piano to a When Hurricanes Katrina and Rita forced people to ments and their livelihood. trombone to a harmonica, are welcome and all will-be evacuate their homes with just the clothes on their back Weiss is a member of the Advisory Committee for the checked and repaired if neccessary. Hopefully, enough — and almost no possessions — many lost everything. Jazz Foundation of America, whose mission is to help instruments will be collected to match the instruments to With Ne,w Orleans recognized as the "home of jazz" and needy musicians, and she Weiss appealed to the specific players. "This is one more step to keep jazz alive the Gulf Coast noted for its remarkable music, many area Foundation and started collecting instruments to and after our encounter with Hurricane Charley, we will musicians have lost their livelihood and almost their hope donates. Wendy Oxenhorn,, executive director of the Jazz never take safety for granted nor forget our responsibili- for the future. Foundation of America, designated Ellington's as the ty to others," emphasize Weiss and Algrin. Sharon Weiss and Jill Algrin of Ellington's Jazz drop-off location for these instruments and the Sanibel The Jazz Foundation of America has an Emergency Bar/Restaurant decided to put together a plan to collect Inn generously donated a climate-controlled room for Musicians Fund to help musicians with specific needs as they struggle to find their way through a crisis. The help is usually short term and Algrin describes it as a "bridge loan to life." In gratitude most of these musicians show up and perform publicly at clubs and functions as a pay- back for the help they have received. People who don't have musical instruments to donate are encouraged to contribute in any amount toward the purchase of these needed or hard-to-find instruments. 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Thosfe owners EASY TO FIND can avoid capital gains tax of up to $250,000 for a single person, or $500,000 for a couple if they live in the house two of the previous five years before selling it. Many boomers are buying second homes with the idea of renting it for a period ofyears, and then moving into it as their retirement home. 15631 SAN CARLOS BLVD FORT MYERS Margie specializes in Sanibel, Captiva and Ft. Myers real estate. CONVENIENT tOCATICN FRG3» SANJBEL & FT MYgRS She was named Realtor of the Year by Sanibel and Captiva Assn. of Realtors in 2000 and 2002. Her new book, How To Make Your wvsw.fomiture-worfd.net Realtor Get You The Best Deal - South Florida Edition is must reading if you are thinking of buying or selling. Call Margie at PMR 472-1511, or e-mail her at [email protected]. Islander • Week of October 28 - November 3, 2005 • 9 Stringing some fun at Sanibel Bead Shop By Laura Nickerson Florida. When they moved here earlier Staff Writer this year, Rose, who has always been a crafter, decided to open a bead" shop. "It A new craft business has blossomed on seemed like it would be a good fit for the Sanibel, and flower-named owner Lily community," she said. Rose's creativity is blooming, too. Asked Of her three small sons, the oldest, at if the floral moniker signified anything in four years, already loves beading, and he .particular, she said, "No. My name was inspired his mother to give classes to teach already really Lily, and when I met my beading to children. "My background was husband Paul Rose, I became Lily Rose." in public relations and journalism, but 1 The couple were married on Sanibel, had my kids close together, so I was home and continued to vacation here for seven for a number of years. Now that my sons years, traveling from the east coast of are old enough for day care, I knew it was time to do this," Rose said. She opened the store on Labor Day weekend, and advertises herself as a full service bead shop. "The best thing about beading is how it transcends many other crafts I enjoy," Rose said. "I can use it in quilting, and other fabric arts. Besides, it's good employment for a mother." The shop is stocked with hundreds of A framed display board exhibits vari- several shades and shapes of purple, strands of hanging beads in several sizes ous beading techniques used to make Megan worked on a delicate necklace and every imaginable color. More beads beautiful and unique jewery items which using a carved, mother-of-pearl leaf as a fill bowls on counters around the large Rose can teach you if you attend an adult central medallion. Autumn, who is only room. Swarovski crystals are a favorite. class. Cluster beading, Byzantine chain six years old, finished first, holding up a In glass cases, beads made of coral, work, and wire wrapping are among the charming and bright little neck piece of lapis lazuli, and other semi-precious illustrated techniques. red, with accents of yellow and green. stones await the creativity of Rose her- She also makes unusual "photo" When the girls were certain their cre- self or a new client. bracelets, using beads and ether findings to ations were complete, Rose closed off the enhance a digital image of your loved one, wire at each end to insure that the beads pet, or anything else that can be pho- could not fall off, and that the girls could tographed. The photo — tucked into a not hurt themselves. small case similar to an old-fashioned Right now, Sanibel Bead Shop is open watch case — becomes the central theme Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and of a bracelet, which Rose will custom make Saturdays from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and for you with beads chosen from her shop. Sunday from noon - 5. Though the shop is On Monday, October 17,'a children's currently closed on Mondays and class was already in progress at our Thursdays, hours will be expanded during appointed interview hour. Savannah and the winter season. Rose says she is close- Autumn DeBarr and Megan Lucker were ly monitoring the school calendar to come stringing beads of their own choosing on up with a schedule of kids classes that wire formed in the shapes of chokers. does not conflict with school events. While Savannah strung a chunky one in Reach Lily Rose at 395-1180. Sanibel Youth Cheerleaders OfftoaRah-RahStart! The Sanibel Youth Cheerleaders will the-line uniforms. A record high number look spectacular this year. Thanks to the of 33 kids have registered for the year's efforts of veteran coach Heather Faulks cheerleading program. The girls range in and the cheerleaders themselves, they age from five to eleven. have raised enough money for new top-of- The cheerleader season doesn't offi- cially start until the youth sea- son begins, where they cheer on a regular basis at the Sanibel Rec Center. That has- n't stopped them, though, from spreading the cheer around! You've probably seen them collecting donations out in front of Bailey's and Jerry's these past few week- ends, where you might have been greeted by their charming smiles. They've even held a car wash in front of the Sanibel School in September where the kids, who can barely reach up to the windows, worked hard to scrub and hose down cars, trucks, and lots of SUVs. • Cheei leaders during halftime. It rained for City of Sanibel has donated an additional As an extra perk, Coach Heather and the better part of the evening and the $2,000. The money raised is being put assistant coach Jennifer took the kids to a Sanibel Cheerleaders stayed, wet and towards the new uniforms that the cheer- Cypress Lake High School football game shivering cold, but excited about their leaders will be getting in December. where they were to be a part of the cheer opportunity. Eventually, however, they If you haven't seen them yet, then this program for the evening on September 30. cancelled their part in the program when Sunday will be your best opportunity. The plan was to have the Sanibel Youth the game was delayed with lightning. 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Participants will see pan- October 4, 2005 from complications fol- in the 1970's; and was busy completing ing its "A Land Remembered Tour" of thers, bison, alligators, and other animals. lowing emergency heart surgery. Born her historical fiction novel based in Babcock Ranch and Telegraph Cypress Participants will carpool from the November 10, 1944 in Bryn Mawr, PA to England during the 12th Century. Foundation on Tuesday, Nov. 15. The tour Chamber of Commerce parking lot on John and Elizabeth Semple (Hoff) Way. Nancy and her husband settled in ties in with this year's one-book selection, Sanibel Island at 9 a.m. and return around 3 Nancy grew up in Springfield, PA. She Sanibel, Florida in 1982, after she discov- A Land Remembered, the award-winning p.m. Cost is $20 per adult and $15 per child attended Wellesley College on a scholar- ered the island by chance during a fly- historic saga by Floridian Patrick Smith. ages 3 to 12. Tour maximum is 44 people. ship, getting a BA in 1966, with Honors over to Palm Beach, and developed an Enjoy a 90-minute swamp buggy tour Call the Conservation Foundation at as Class Valedictorian, Durant Scholar, instant love for the island's bird life. through Babcock with experienced guides 472-2329 for reservations and details. and National Achievement Award from While living in Sanibel, she developed a who deliver in-depth descriptions of For more information about Sanibel the National Association of Women collection of over 600 rare orchid plants birds, animals, plants, and the cattle and Reads, visit www.zebis.com/sanibelreads Geographers, 1966. She received her originating from all over the world. horses that are raised on the ranch. or call Barb at 472-2483. M.A. at Columbia University in 1968, and A passionate photographer, Nancy cre- M. A. in Philosophy in 1973, and was a ated a collection of over 10,000 slides, "Fellow to the Faculty." including underwater wildlife from the In 1968, Nancy married Robert C. Mid and South Pacific Islands, Sheldon, an M.I.T. graduate. Together Galapagos, Caribbean Islands, and birds they built long joint careers in environ- from trips to Kenya, North and Central mental consulting. Nancy's 35 year career America, Pribilof Island, New Zealand, in environmental consulting began in and Antarctica. She recently completed a 1970 at Harbridge House, Boston, MA 28,000 mile photo tour of Asian and and ended as President of her own con- African continents from skies above Mt. sulting firm, Resource Assessment, Inc., Everest to the sands of Timbuktu. Nancy Los Angeles. With her husband as co- was also Past Chapter Regent, D. A. R., worker and her parrot, Pepe, acting as air Beverly Hills, CA and author of The traffic spotter, she flew in her own air- Economic and Social Impact of plane to environmental projects all over Investments in Public Transit, (Lexington the North American Continent from Brooks, D. C. Heath & Co. 1973). Kotzebue, Alaska to Miami, Florida. An ardent supporter of any and all Nancy's clients ranged in size from the organizations devoted to preservation of N.S.F., and the White House Chief of wildlife, Nancy asks her friends to sprin- Staff, Domestic Policy, down to the kle birdseed in lieu of flowers. Saxman Indian tribe, located in She is survived by her mother, brother, Ketchikan, Alaska. and sister, her beloved 34 year old parrot, Nancy had keen interests in history. "Pepe" and her husband, Robert. Rec volleyball fever is spiking She was an accomplished amateur Amid the cheers and clapping of Sanibel Recreation Department orga- friends and family, 28 local kids between nizes the league, which is operated by Work in paradise 4th and 6tji grade have played their first volunteer coaches and officials who few volleyball games in the past two donate their time and effort for the chil- at the Sanibel Post Office weeks. The Sanibel Recreation dren. The league's focus is on having fun Season is upon us and that busy little employees to work on Island. If you're a Department's new youth volleyball league and improving skills. They play games building on Tarpon Bay Road known as Sanibel resident, why not consider a postion is now in full swing. and have practices on Mondays and Sanibel's hub —The U.S. Post Office is with the post office as a substitute rural car- In the last series of games, team Thursdays at the Sanibel Rec Center. going to get busier and busier. As many of rier. You must have a good driving record Beachview narrowly defeated the Redfish Everyone seems to be having a good time, you know, bridge tolls and construction have and the starting wage is $14.33 per hour. Call Blufish team in two games (25-22 and 25- which is what players, parents, and coach- made it very difficult to get potential Thorn Traucht now for details at 472-1.573. 21). In another close action-packed rival- es all hoped for. Good luck everyone with ry Lighthouse Cafe beat out The Dunes the remainder of the season! (25-15 and 25-16). Delighting in language If you don't love language; if you as in his definition of a cynic: "a philoso- 1900. She writes a whole chapter on the aren't interested in where a word came pher of the snarling or currish sort." As all word "Yesss!" and another on politically from; why it means what it does; if you schoolchildren know, the more simple and correct words, like "good government" can't appreciate a good pun or a well- common the word, the harder it is to which is a cover for just about any set of turned phrase, you won't like this book define, especially if it is a verb or preposi- political beliefs, loved by those who are review because it is all about words, tion, so Johnson gives sixteen definitions hiding their own extreme views. It is now beginning with a biography the master of the word "in." All of these problems "pc" to say faith-based as a kind of com- and originator of the "first great dictionary with definitions were ones Johnson bination of bureaucracy and religion. of English" and ending with a book that encountered and tried to solve with vary- Chapter after chapter, Savan takes on follows Johnson's lead by recording how ing degrees of success. "regular guy" talk, used to make us all feel language evolves and having fun with it, Hitchings tells the story of Johnson's like equals, slang that has come from and which discusses many of the same long life, his unhappy marriage to a sick- computers and she often lists words and words Johnson defined in a way that ly woman much older than himself, his their history. She footnotes her references Johnson had never dreamed. struggles with money, and his tendency to and cross-indexes her material, but this Samuel Johnson made his living as a take in all manner of people. Johnson also book does not read like an academic writer even when he wasn't compiling his suffered from melancholy, hypochondria, exploration of language at all. dictionary, but he will always be remem- and extreme nationalism. He is a fascinat- What she describes in this book is how who was responsible for the mess of bered for his dictionary. Not only did he ing fellow for someone self-described as a many of us use pop language as a kind of Katrina. The ultimate effect of reading write a great dictionary, he set the model for "harmless drudge," his own definition of a code, which in reality all language is, but this book — and I don't recommend try- most dictionaries that followed his. As one lexicographer. Hitchings, as one would it is a code which reduces the need for ing to read it straight through or your reads Defining the Word, the Extraordinary expect of a biographer of a dictionary and independent thought. While we have all brain will turn to mush — is to realize Story of Dr. Johnson's Dictionary by Henry its maker, is also a lover of words. For gotten accustomed to changing our vocab- how little of what we say is original and Hitchings, published by Farrar, Straus, example, in describing one of Johnson's ulary or at least our understanding of how easy it is to fall into lazy linguistic Giroux, it seems astonishing that Johnson hangers-on, he writes, "he had the corru- words, depending on what is said in patterns. And who's at fault? As Savan could do it at all without a computer. gated features of a man who has repeated- movies or television, now many of us wait says, "From sources high and low, media Instead he used notebooks and constantly ly been trampled by misfortune." The to see what phrase will be used by the shrink-wrap it (pop language), and retail it changed his method, causing his helpers author writes in the careful style of a lover government to direct our thinking. A back to people, who pay for it by organiz- and himself the need for revision and reor- of language who carefully chooses his recent example is "blame game," which ing their minds around-it accordingly." ganization, but setting a model for future every word which, according to the author was used to get us to stop thinking about Whatever... lexicographers. Johnson thought it would of the next book, makes him an anachro- take him three years to compile his dictio- nism in our age of "pop" language. nary and instead it took nine. Slamdunks and No-Brainers: The book is a biography of the dictio- Language in Your Life, the Media, nary and of its writer and it is also a cul- Business, Politics, and Like, Whatever by tural history of Johnson's times. In his Leslie Savan, published by Alfred A. sland Nutrition-Center definitions, Johnson was a literary critic, Knopf, takes a very different approach to an observer of society as well as a language. The first chapter is so filled recorder of definitions. Hitchings says with slang, pop phrases, advertising slo- or war Q>oo that "Johnson was less interested in lan- gans, and other cliches, that it is difficult guage than in its use by writers" and his to tell when the author has slipped from use of quotations reflected his own per- using exaggerated language to make a We Have Sortie Answers To sonal taste and philosophy and the fact point and when it has taken control of her. that he considered himself a writer first, a Like Johnson, she defines words, gives lexicographer second. Ironically, his defi- examples of usage, and reveals a great nitions today are not primarily valued for deal about our own times and culture. She their literary references, but as a reference explores the way advertising has changed that modern American lawyers use to our language, how African-American cul- Come See Carol determine the original meanings of words ture has added to our vocabularies, how as if words had no meaning before some slang terms that seem modern are Periwinkle Wau (under the orange awning) Johnson defined them. They are also actually very old, such as babe, foxy and known for their humor and idiosyncrasy, tacky, all used as slang by college kids in 472-4499 Hours: M-F 9-5, Saturday 9-4 12 • Week of October 28 - November 3, 2005 • Islander SURVIVED HURRICANE WILMA AND OPEN FOR BUSINESS 472-3171 Century 21 SANIBEL, FL BOAT RENTALS JB Novelli Internationale LEIGH KLEIN /KM-fr; Jensen's Marina PROPRIETOR 800-457-4250 Captiva Island Linda Jambeck Broker/Associate Fax 239-472-3173 Leigh AllWaysTravel @ vacation .com 472-5800 800.780.5020 239.472.3001

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GET ON THE LIST ! Ellen Lindblad, who has served as exec- distributes land-acquisition funding to utive director of the Crew Land and Water municipalities and not-for-profit groups to Trust since 1992, is joining the Lee County provide open space, recreation areas and School District as its long-range planner. storm water management required by Lindblad will manage the district's land- comprehensive land-use plans. She has SANDARAC 709 FMB Beachfront acquisition program and oversee the dis- served *on the Lee County Smart Growth trict's growth management program. Task Force since 1002, the Big Cypress "Ellen's familiarity with Lee County Basin and Regional Restoration and her commitment to public education Coordination Team since 1998 and the Harbour Pointe 1023 FMB Bayfront -«g* uniquely qualify her for this position," Estero Bay Agency on Bay Management said Mike Smith, director of planning for Board since 1995. Before joining the the district. "This is a pivotal time in the Crew Trust, Lindblad worked as a land growth of the district, and solid planning acquisition agent for Lee County after '4725 Rue Belle Mer Sanibel Beachfront * is critical." four years as a real estate closer. She Governor Bush appointed Lindblad to holds a bachelor's degree from Southern the Florida Communities Trust Governing Illinois University and a Florida real Board in 2004. The five member board estate license. aterside I Penthouse FMB Bayfront

It's time to get out of the hot weather calamondin marmalade, bromeliads, and YOUR PROPERTY HERE doldrums and come to the Tropical a wide variety of handicraft, plus the ever Holiday Bazaar put on by the Island popular Trash 'n Treasures Room with Seniors. This bazaar will be new and dif- items donated by the Island Seniors. ferent with a tropical holiday theme and Delicious home-baked goods, hot dogs, will be held Saturday, November 12 from coffee and soft drinks will be sold for Why not join our list of satisfied clients. We strive 9 am to 1 pm at the Civic Center on those who like to "munch while you buy." Library Way, off Palm Ridge Rd. Many Vendor tables can be rented for $15 for to get 97% or greater of the asking price for all specialty items will be available such as members and $20 for non-members. properties we sell. If you have a property that you jewelry, beautiful dolls, European soaps, Please call Pat at 472-8078 to rent a table. wish to sell, contact us today. A Sense of Place Sanibel Reads tickets on sale Thaddeus & Helen Deitriech, Realtors The Sanibel Reads 2005-06 season Rick "Smith's DVD features interviews 239-463-9277 Direct officially kicked off this month, featuring with his father, reenactments, and pho- A Land Remembered by Patrick Smith. tographs from museums and family [email protected] On Sunday, Nov. 6, Rick Smith, the albums. It received the Ron Tibbett Award www.floridamoves.com/helen.deitriech author's son, will be on hand for a special at the 2005 Tupelo Film Festival and the showing of a documentary film he pro- Bronze Telly Award. duced about his father, Patrick Smith's Tickets for the showing are on sale for Florida: A Sense of Place. The presenta- $5 each at BIG ARTS. Student tickets are Serving the coastal & tion begins at 7 p.m. at BIG ARTS. A available free when students ages 18 and ^pfflHH island communities from Q&A segment and autograph reception under are accompanied by an adult. Sanibel to Marco Island. will follow. Copies of A Sense of Place For more information about upcoming and A Land Remembered will be available Sanibel Reads events, log on to - for purchase-. H www.zebis.eom/sanibekeads Islander • Week of October 28 - November 3, 2005 • 13

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Photos above, left, below by Karen Nelson Above: Construction equipment for the ( sewer project, perched on a mound on Coconut Drive. Causeway equipment rode DONTMISS CELEBRITY out the storm on one of the sand ramps for Bridge A. Left: Sunset o\er Sanibel, from the BARTENDERS SANDY STILWELL Causeway on Monday. Below: The Causeway AND DARLENE GROSSMAN islands lost more Australian pines.

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HI tip* and proceeds will benefit The Fmindution for IA'C County Public • .v ~y Schools, hie. Silent Auction items and 1 .iO'.iO Drawing also to PAWS I-*' ANNUAL bent-fit the foundation. H WL1 WEEN PARTY!! A Celebration, Raffle, Yappy Hour and Pet Costume Contest WHEN: Saturday, October 19th, 4-6 pm So, let this dynamic duo Judging willtake place around 5-7)0 jazz up your tastebuds and WHERE: IslandPaws-&)OTarpon5ay-Road Raffle Tickets are on sale now at Island Paws and at the event for a quench your thirst tor their lii'in 5 to 11 pin Pooch Gift basket worth over *2^0.00!! Tickets are 5 for 5^.00 chosen charity, Lee County \i ilio S.imlvl Inn Howl'oween therned Pet Photographs wil also be taken for a donation!! M~ I .IMUIII Dnve All proceeds will sp to Lee County Animal Services. fljflg-lhcf \ Stay for a dclKioas dunier! Sjinlvl M.iml for more details: Contact Island Paws V)$7)^\A(>A Olde Sanibel Shoppes • 630 Tarpon Bay Rd (by Amy's Over Easy Cafe)

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Registration for Salvation Army Christmas Cheer The Salvation Army has announced reg- 1551. Applications will not be taken without residents donate toys through several example, 48,329 gifts were distributed to istration dates for the 2005 holiday season. (for adults:)a. Valid Florida driver's license groups: the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve children and 2,390 homes received food. The Families who would like to receive assis- or Lee County picture ID b. Social Security Toys for Tots, the United States Postal Salvation Army's familiar red kettles with tance during the holidays must register and card and (for children:) a. Social Security Workers, area media outlets, retail business- volunteer bell ringers provides another way completethe application process. cards or b. Birth certificates for each child, as es and The Salvation Army. for shoppers to donate to Christmas Cheer. The registration dates are October 28, well as proof of: a. Income and b. Benefits The Army organizes an application pro- For registration information, or to volun- November 9, November 10, 11 and 12 at Christmas Cheer—a community-wide gram and distributes the collected toys, gifts teer to assist with applications or holiday tThe Salvation Army at 10291 McGregor effort-is The Salvation Army's largest out-, and food through its Christmas Cheer pro- bell ringing, contact The Salvation Army's Boulevard in Fort Myers, 33919, 239/278- reach event each year. Generous Lee County gram to less fortunate families. Last year, for offices at 239/278-1551.

Be a volunteer bell ringer The Salvation Army is gearing up for ilies with toys, clothing and the trimmings The red kettle campaign begins places of businesses to help the army help the 2005 Kettle Campaign. We are stack- to enjoy a holiday meal in their own home. November 12 until December 24. others this year. ing the stacks, organizing the files and pol- Volunteer bell ringers are already call- Volunteers can sign on to ring bells during With the generous help of community ishing the bells. It is through the dedica- ing to reserve their favorite locations the day and early evenings from 10 a.m. - groups, businesses and individuals, last tion of our volunteer bell ringers that The throughout the county. 8 p.m. No bell ringing takes place on year The S.alvation Army distributed over Salvation Army is able to raise funds to Please help us help others this Sundays. The kettle campaign includes 48,000 gifts to children and over 2,300 provide hope to the less fortunate. In 2004, Christmas season by donating your time over 65 sites around the county and at Christmas food baskets. To join this com- over 1900 families registered to receive to serve as a bell ringer. both Jerry's Foods of Sanibel and Bailey's munity Army as a volunteer bell ringer, assistance during Christmas. The funds General Store on Sanibel. It should be contact Clint Parsons, volunteer area ^donated to the kettles provided those fam- Dates - times to volunteer convenient to find a .site near homes and coordinator for Sanibel at 395-2695. Islander • Week of October 28 - November 3, 2005 • 17

Photos above and below by Karen Nelson Above: The renourished Captiva beach, photographed just north of Tween Waters Inn, facing north. Above left: Saturday, before the storm. Above right: Tuesday. Below left: Wind-sculpted dunes (facing south) on Tuesday. Below right: Riding the high surf by 'Tween Waters Inn on Saturday.

Photos above, left, below by Terri Blackmore Above left: Straightening power lines on the shared use path. Above: Stubborn sentinel on the bay side of the Lighthouse beach. Left: Storm-battered palms at the Lighthouse beach. Below left: The sanctuary at St. Isabel Catholic Church, awaiting rebuilding from last year's Hurricane Charley and battened down for this year's Hurricane Wilma. 18 • Week of October 28 - November 3, 2005 • Islander

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A total of $500 trick-or-treat alternative for the entire fami- November 11, will begin at the Captiva Island] Florida, will host its prize money will be awarded for top cos- ly. Carnival games, with lots of candy, Community House, 2173 Periwinkle Way "Annual Notorious Halloween Bash" tumes, with judging held at midnight. entertainment, and free food donated by the at 6 p.m. for cocktails and appetizers with on Saturday, October 29, from 8 p.m. - 2 Music will be provided by The Island Cow will be available. Admission is the talented cast from the Schoolhouse. A a.m. New this year, the Halloween Bash Modulators and John Salamon. only a bag of candy per family. Come in scrumptious dinner catered by The Party will feature a special benefit to collect Admission to the 'Tween Waters Inn costume and join the fun. Guys will follow at 6:30 p.m. Then diners non-perishable Ibod items and monetary Annual Notorious Halloween Bash is $10 As an added bonus, a tractor-wagon cross the road to The Schoolhouse Theater donations for ihe Harry Chapin Food at the door. Overnight accommodations hayride is being offered, compliments of for the 8 p.m. show In the Mode The Bank of Southwest Florida. are available at spooktacular money-sav- Billy's Rentals. For a nominal fee of $2 1940s Jukebox. The cost for both dinner and show will be $35 per person per show. The 'Tween Raters Inn 2005 Annual ing rates for the evening. For info and per person, you will receive a "flashing Tickets for the Dinner Theater can only be Halloween Bakh - themed "Twisted reservations, call 472-5161. eyeball necklace" to wear while sampling purchased by calling SCA at 472-2155, Circus" - is traditionally the largest and 'Tween Waters Inn is located at 15951 a Sanibel style hayride. Bring the whole 2173 Periwinkle Way. No tickets for these most famous Halloween party on Sanibel Captiva Road on Captiva Island, approxi- family to The Sanibel Community House, events will be sold at The Schoolhouse and Captiva Islands, regularly attracting mately three miles north of Blind Pass. 2173 Perwinkle Way, Sanibel. Phone: Box Office. If you buy tickets for all three more than 60|0 colorfully costumed 472-2155. dinner theater dates by November 11, you guests. The outdoor event, staged on ... and at SCA will receive a 20% discount on an SCA 'Tween Waters j Inn's beautiful 13 acres To all Island families, Sanibel SCA Dinner Theater 2006 membership. The other two Friday nestled between! the Gulf of Mexico and Community Association would like to Sanibel Community Association and evening events will be January 20, 2006, Pine Island Souild, is adults only and infa- invite you to our "Costumes and Candy Fall the Schoolhouse Theater will be present- Let's Go To The Movies, and April 7, mous for the scope, size, scariness, outra- Carnival." On Monday, October 31, from ing three sensational evenings of Dinner 2006, Now That's Broadway 2.

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