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Fish Chairs Highlight ABC Auction Symphony Society's Verandah } VOL 11, NO. 33 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA ISLANDS, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 20, 2004 FEBRUARY SUNRISE/SUNSET: W 07:00 18:24 H 06:59 18:25 # 06:5818:25 # 06:57 18:26 # 06:56 18:26 2f 06:56 18:27 $ 6:55 18:28 Sharon Brace, Dream Catch Pam Rambo, Merandack Diane Fugit, Lady Captiva Jan Mclntosh Markle, Nemo Fish Chairs Highlight ABC Auction he Captiva Civic Association's ABC Auction, benefiting The Sanibel School, is just around the corner. The ABC Auction will feature some terrific items this Tyear, including a 1986 Ford Mustang (red); children's nursery furniture, hand painted by Laurie Kaihlanen; a 12-foot SunFish sailboat and a vacation get-away to Steamboat Springs Grand Resort Hotel. The ABC Auction fish chairs and several of the larger items will be on display February 25 through 27 at the CCA gallery. Th? ABC Auction pre-event dinner will be from 5 to 6:30 p.m., with the auction starting at 7 p.m. Captiva. island restaurants are providing this year's dinner, and the cost is $15 per person. For more information/please call the CCA at 472-2111. • The monies raised by the ABC Auction for the Sanibel School Fund will be used as seed money for the Captiva Art Room at The Sanibel School. One exciting addition to the C4ptiva Art Room is the kiln room, where students will be able to have their ceram- ic artwiork fired. • The 2004 ABC Auction is a Captiva tradition dating back over 38 years. Ten per- cent of the auction's gross sales will benefit the Sanibe] School Fund. Last year, the continued on page 40 Lauri Kaihlanen, Butterflies Are Free Vanessa Lombardo, Serenity Symphony Society's Verandah Home Evokes Old Florida Charm by Camille Kucaba his year's Symphony House Designer Showcase and Art Exhibit is drawing lots of "oohs" and "ahhs" from those visiting the spectacular home in the THammock Creek neighborhood at the Verandah development in Fort Myers. Open to the public since February 14, "The Symphony House" is the Symphony Society's 2004 fundraiser to benefit the Southwest Florida Symphony Orchestra and Chorus. Tours continue daily through February 29 - Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday noon to 5. For the first time in the Showcase's 14-year history, a home was built especially for the event - a partnership between the Symphony Society and the Bonita Bay Group, along with Dan Dodrill, president of Daniel Wayne Homes, and the home's owners, Sarah Ashton and Jim Metzler. As always, area design firms donated their time and tal- ent to transform the home's interior into a showplace of beauty and tranquility. Helping to see the project through from start to finish has been an exciting process, according to Harriet Reece, chair, and Shirley Van Ackeren, co-chair of the event. continued on page 58 Long used in outdoor settings, wicker evokes warmth and comfort on the lanai World Day Of Prayer 2004 < CO CO Q Serving on the local World Day of Prayer committee are, left to right standing, Ed Sieber, First Church of Christ Scientist; Barbara Hoggatt, Sanibel Community Church; Beverly Warren, St. Isabel Catholic Church; Judy Maurer, Sanibel Congregational UCC; Susan Stuart, Chapel-by-the-Sea Captiva. Seated left to right are Miriam Armstrong/Village Church of Shell Point and Hazel Schuller, Sanibel Congregational UCC, coordinating chairman. Other committee members of the host church are Vivian Pike, Kate Dietrich, Phyllis Duty and Moon Price. Submitted by Carolyn DeCoster even churches of Captiva, Sanibel and Shell Point are presenting the World Day of Prayer, 2004 on March 5 at 10 a.m. at the Sanibel Congregational SUCC, 2050 Periwinkle Way. World Day of Prayer is an international evet)t that unites Protestant, Roman Catholic, Orthodox and ofher Christian women and men in 179 countries in prayer the first Friday of March every year. Thfoughout the day, from the first sunrise to the last sunset, prayers, spoken in hundreds of lan- guages and dialects, follow the sun's path around the globe. Each year the women of a different country write the service. The women of Panama have written the ser- vice this year. At the Sanibel service, a dialogue by the former Sanibel School's Spanish teacher and Episcopalian, Nisla Tolp and Susan Stuart of Captiva Chapel- by-the-Sea will be part of the service. Men, women and children are welcome to attend the service. A fellowship hour will follow the service where Panamanian food and items will be featured. Child care/nursery is available from 9:30 to 12:30. For more information, call the church, 472-0497.& Shot £( 16 FINE SHOPS AND RESTAURANTS mam. I Can Too - Casual Wear • Casual Attitude Cedar Chest Fine Jewelry • Copi Kats Accessories foitgti Veranda • Tuna Luna • Mole Hole Island Critters • Needful Thiiigs Collectibles Shalimar • Sanibel Cafe • Sanibel Island Candle Co. Sanibel Silver & Pewter Co. Tahitian Surf Shop • Wilford 8. Lee Tropical Temptations Ice Cream Parlor 1975 - 2019 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida . f- '«-.-•• t-1 m TO 33 V- "•• P x to &$& JANE READER WEAVER DIRECTOR OF CAPTIVA REAL ESTATE SALES PENDING JANUAKT2W4! '^ENDING 5757 BALTUSROL COURT 5737 BALTUSROL COURT 5765 BALTUSROjL COURT 5743 BAITUSROL COURT 1608 LAND'S END VILLAGE Augusta Greens at Augusta Greens at The Sanctuary! August Greeijs at Augusta Greens at Beautiful South Seas Resort! The Sanctuary! 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Jane Reader Weaver South Seas Director of Captiva Real Estate Sales Sanibel & Captiva Properties Dave Boyce Michael Heider Carrie Lucas Janel Monahan Chris Smith www.janereaderweaver.com 239-850-6669 239-2464716 239-850-6000 239-218-6869 239-395-6118 < noted, cautioning Council to "remember cle containers, propane tank, replacement Clark Richards of Clark Richards & Vegetation how Sanibel got to be the nice place you of insect screening with wall or glass, new Associates, who said he represents 31 all say it is." windows and doors, pool equipment, air condo associations, urged Council to "bal- Ordinance Councilmember Judy Workman said conditioner compressor... and similar ance the animal population with the she couldn't support the new ordinance so improvements as determined by the city human population." He suggested a pub- Prompts Lengthy long as minor improvements are exempt. manager..." lic mandate to fund eradication of exotics Q "I don't see the logic of allowing those In an attempt to clear up an apparent on private property. Z Council Hearing exotics to continue." Councilmember Dick "big misunderstanding," Rogers on "Saying the people are more important w by Camille Kucaba Walsh also said he would prefer to contin- Tuesday again stressed that the changes defeats the purpose of this island as a ue the city's policy to rid the island of apply only to new development or rede- sanctuary," countered Workman. lose to 100 people packed City invasive exotics. velopment of a parcel or the substantial Rob Jess, manager of the JN "Ding" Hall for Tuesday's Council meet- Tuesday's meeting was attended by improvement of an existing principal Darling National Wildlife Refuge, said too Cing, this time prepared to do bat- many of the same people who spoke out building. CASI, however, continued to much compromise could cause wildlife tle over what has become a controversial during extensive Planning Commission push for a "more definitive" ordinance. species to suffer. The proposed new ordi- amendment to Sanibel's vegetation ordi- hearings held last spring. Condominium "Just add a sentence covering replace- nance is "science based. I see consistency nance. owners, one of the most vocal groups, ment, repairs and maintenance," said and compromise." But Jess also urged The public hearing went on all day, favor the "minor improvements" exemp- Mattie Hanlon. stronger language on the removal of and in the end Council decided to send tion. They fear the cost to remove such Karen Barker of Tennisplace, who said Australian pines, another controversial the 40-page document back to the plants as the exotic inkberry (Scaevola she represents 48 condominium owners, subject on the island. Planning Department for "tweaking." sericea) from their property could far also urged "more tweaking" of the docu- Rob Loflin, the city's natural resources The "veggie" ordinance, as it's come exceed the cost to make small scale ment.
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