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Week of April 29 - May 5, 2004 SANIBEL &CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 31, NUMBER 18, 24 PAGES 75 CENTS SOB educates Traffic still tops residents' concerns guests at party By Donna T. Schuman purchase land off-island where, visitors could park sheir Staff Writer vehicles and ride a trolly or tram over to the island. '"With the growth in Florida arid the growth on this Throughout the coming year, the City of Sanibel coast, there is not much of this left and a lot of people will face a number of issues while evaluating its plan want to see it." Jorgenson said. '"I think we should pro- for the future of the city. vide alternative methods for people to visit the island." Perhaps one of the more complicated issues facing Sanibel has a growing demand for people outside the city is the relationship among the residential, resort the island to visit, according to John Adler with Real and retail functions of the island. Estate Analytical Services. At the first public session regarding the city's "That gridlock is not going to go away." Adler said. upcoming Evaluation and Appraisal Report, the "It's an issue that solely threatens the quality of life on Planning Commission heard input from numerous res- this island more than any other issue and needs to be idents regarding traffic, tourism and their relationship addressed. to the residents of the island. While some residents looked for solutions to the Although the economic assumptions of the Sunihei island's traffic problems, others felt the city should Plan link the island's economic success to the viability leave the problem alone. of its natural systems, these issues also play an impor- The traffic problem should not be solved."' said tant role in (he island's economic future. Sanibel resident Henry Glissman. "It will iiiait itself. If When the city conducted its last evaluation of the you improve things, you will gei more people." Sanibel Plan seven years ago, island liaffic was one of Resident Barbara Cooley echoed his comments, the major issues addressed in the report. This evalua- stating that the way to deal with it is not to deal with it. tion is no different. and not accommodate the excess of cars coming to the In the last month, the Sanibel City Council has eval- island. uated possible solutions to the island's traffic problem Cooley also said it's important I'or the business com- Photo by Donna T. Schuman including a proposed roundabout to replace the four- munity to understand the residential community. Paul Emelius, vice president of Save Our Bay explains way-stop at Periwinkle Way and Causeway Boulevard. the differences in bridge heights for Sanibei, Cape "I think business on Sanibel needs to learn about the Coral and the proposed fixed span bridge to island res- However, some residents thought alternate methods residents on the island," Cooley said. "You need to lis- idents at the wine and cheese socia! on Apri! 22. of transit to the island may be the solution to the grid- ten to the people who live here and get some things out lock. Ferries, trollies and mass transit systems were in the open." By Donna T. Schuman just some of the suggestions for solving Sanibel's traf- Staff Writer fic problems. See TRAFFIC Sanibel resident, Eric Jorgenson, suggested the city page 2 For more than a decade the Save Our Bridge group and now Save Our Bay, Inc. have stressed the impor- tance of preserving Sanibel's wa> of life through the drawbridge detracts criminals. restoring the Sanibel drawbridge rather than replacing The new bridge would also bring mure traffic to the 2004 Sanibel School Fund it with a high-span bridge. island and the exhaust from the cars would damage the However, recent efforts to rehabilitate the draw- ecosystem, Nicole said in her speech. Raffle winner announced bridge has also sparked the interest on Sanibel's future "Someday when I am grown up and I have children, generations. I want them to be able to enjoy the wildlife and the Nine-year-old Nicole Horton, a student at the beauty oi Sanibel like I have." Sanibel School, is possibly one of the youngest mem- Save Our Bay President, Marie Gargano. commend- bers of Save Our Bay. Despite her youth, Nicole .shares ed Nicole for her efforts. the same ideals and hopes for the island's future as "1 thought, who more appropriate to have as a guest many of the adults in the organization. speaker than someone who represents the next genera- "I've had a good life on Sanibel island... if we build tion," Gargano said, "it's great that we will live out our a high-span bridge it will change all of that." Nicole generation here, but it really is tor future generations said in a speech she made to Save Our Bay. Inc. at its that we are trying to protect Sanibel." wine and cheese social held Thursday at the Bai!e> Prior to the speech. Sa\e Our Bay. Inc. played host Matthews Shell Museum. to i: wine and cheese party while providing informa- When you drive over the drawbridge, Nicole said. you see the beauty of Sajiihel. but the lixed span Ser SOB bridge would change that. Nicole also pointed oui that page 2

INOE, Photo by Amy Fleming Kids from the Sanibel School watch as Iht* raffle drum • LF.TTLRS page 6 Shell expert dies Cfub on safari is unwrapped. The annual Sanibel School Fund laffle drawing took • DATLLINL page JO place April 23 at the Bank of the Islands. Monies from • RLALESTATF page 13 lidie Mugridge has died The Sanibel Bike Club Look inside for the Best the raffle go to fund a full-time teaching position that at the age of 98. beads north for a safari. Of The Islands Book benefits all the kids at the school. The total count of tick- • PFRVHTS page 13 ets sold came to 1.666. at $50 each. • SPORTS page L4 Pat Van Alstyne, of Bank of the Islands, drew the names of the three prize winners. First prize of 2004 VW *• TV LISTTKGS page 15 Beetle Convertible, 2004 Jeep Wrangler or $20,000 went • CLASSIFIEDS page 20 to Susan Estep of Sanibei. Second prize weut to Evon —- See page 18 — Sec page 8 Salvit of Sanibel and third prize to John Nicholson of • OBITUARIES page 22 Fort Myers.

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ing the costs of rehabilitation and Consultant Cliff Fitzgerald, Jr., whotheir time and effort lias been invalu- replacement and the rehabilitation plan holds an MBA from Harvard. The sav- able. prepared by Save Our Bay, Inc. consul- ings in interest and principal over the Save Our Bay's lawsuit against Lee SOB tants. 30-year bond life amounts to $39 mil- County claims that the county collected From page 1 The financial plan calculates the lion. If some of the savings were used to an excess of toll monies from those amount of money saved by rehabilitat- pay the operating and maintenance costs using the Sanibel Causeway. Through over the 30-year period, the total sav- the suit, the group hopes rehabilitate the tional material to its guests regarding its ing only span a of the Causeway. Lee County could save an estimated ings would total $32 million, Fitzgerald drawbridge and refund collected toll position on replacement versus rehabili- said in his report. Save Our Bay attor- money to those who use the Causeway. tation of the drawbridge. $17 million in construction costs by rehabilitating the drawbridge, according ney Ralf Brookes commended the Save Our Bay will go to court in May. Two major highlights of the presenta- groups expert consultants stating that tion were the financial analysis regard- to the report prepared by SOB Financial

Another issue addressed by the public dealt with resort housing and retail busi- TRAFFIC ness on the island. PREMIER LOCATION The island is in a great state of From page 1 change, according to Adler. Sanibel's tax base is constantly growing due to the Commissioner Marie Gargano said amount of wealth migrating to the the visitors to the island are "loving islands, he said. However, Adler claimed Sanibel to death." that two mainstay institutions on the "We're being loved by people who island — resort and retail — are failing want to drive around the island all day because the codes related to them are and then leave,". Gargano said. "I don't dated. know what they contribute to the envi- "Sanibel has not allowed any code re- ronment, but I know they contribute to write for the modernization of the resort the degradation of Sanibel's environ- industry," Adler said. "The retail indus- ment." try has polarized into two prime shop- ping centers and the other small shop- ping centers on the island have been converted to business. The Sanibel Plan . does not address dealing with the resort Custom built 3 BD/3 BA Old Florida style, with inside entrance from garage. industry or the retail industry." Features exquisite details, tray ceiling, lighted alcove, indirect lighting & skylights, gourmet kitchen with island cooktop & dumb waiter. Furnished by Adler suggested that the plan) be Robb & Stucky. All but a few art pieces stay. Private pool area surrounded by rewritten to allow resorts to redevelop tropical vegetation. Steps to the beach & golf course. $1,100,000 and keep the same number of units. In regards to all of the issues the city is facing, Councilman Steve Brown, must work to maintain the integrity of the island while dealing with the com- mercial enterprises and cooperating with Lee County. "We must maintain | a joint effort in resolving the issues facing us," Brown said. The Sanibel Planning Commission will continue its discussions on the Evaluation and Appraisal report Carol Pappas throughout the coming months. The city BROKER/ASSOCIATE of Sanibel plans to submit the final report to the state in 2005. ! 1547 Periwinkle Wciy H •)>• i- . .. (Located Between Traders & Kona Kai hoe in the Old Brew Pub Plaza) 4 2 1 _;'.)r Elevator Access r\ EURO COMFORT

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Hav® Y@[email protected] We Can fit. Yon. We Do Mm Sacrifice Beauty-and jStyle for. Comfort!* ISLAND REPORTER J Week of April 29 - May 5, 2004 lj 3 Landscape Committee looks at spoil islands and toll facility By Donna T. Schuman At its last meeting, the Landscape mental grasses will be plained on either on and off the spoil island. Visitors will be Staff Writer Comtnittee reviewed the proposed plans side of the touchdown areas. URS has also able to access the spo'l island at specified for spoil islands A and B as well as the planned a larger retention pond along the entrance and exit driveways located on While the future of the Sanibel draw- plans tor the new toll facility. island at the approach to span B. either side of the roadway. bridge remains unknown. Lee County con- One major change proposed for spoil Another change for spoil island A is an The picnic tables will remain on the tinues to move forward with its plans to island A is its location in relation to the island u-turti. The turn, located just before island as well as the rest room facility. replace spans B and C o!" the Causeway. new bridge. If constructed, the replace- the approach to Fort Myers, would allow URS also plans to line the roadway with In addition to replacing the bridges, the ment bridge for span A will be located to drivers access to spoil island A. At the cen- palm trees and a retention pond. county must also redesign and redevelop the east of the existing bridge and the ter of the u-lurn, URS. to plant several With a new bridge comes a new toil the two spoil islands leading io Sanibei. To majority of the island will be (o the right of native palms and grasses on the slope lead- plaza. 'When planning the design for the assist the county in these efforts, the the bridge as it approaches the touchdown ing to a retention pond. new toll plaza, URS selected a style remi- Roadway Landscape Advisory sub-com- area. URS. Lee County's landscape con- Spoil island B. the island used the most niscent of an old Florida home. URS mittee continues to review the proposed sultants, plans to keep most of the existing by visitors, will maintain it.s current designed the structure and its surrounding Causeway plans and report back to the vegetation and turf area on. the island. design. However. URS has planned some to give the facility a native Florida flare. county. However, palm trees and native orna- miiioi improvements to the access roods "We tried to stay with mainly native species to keep the natural look around tiie Florida style architecture of the toli plaza,'" said Dave Crowlcy. a consultant Tor URS. URS plans to plant royai palms along Island women march on Washington the roadway, both entering and exiting the toll plaza area. A retention pond near the Soil plaza will be circled with native palms facing the water. Although the proposed retenFion pond will eliminate some of the parkmg near the boat rump, the county plans io have additional parking space;-,. The new parking facility at the boat ramp will have more than iOO space.-, fo:- cars and boat trailers. The Roadway Landscape AcKUo-\ sub-committee IKIS not yet set a date for their next meeting. However, its members plan to lake the information discussed to the Roadway Landscape Advisory Com- mittee for review.

NOTICE OF PROPOSED ENACTMENT OF ORDINANCE 04-004, 04-005 CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA The Sanibel City Council will meet and have a Second Reading and Public Hearing May 04, 2004 ar Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chambers (MacKenzie Hail), 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida, to consider proposed enactment of the following ordinance(s) to be titled:

9:30 a.m. a. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A SYSTEM FOR THE LICENSING, REGISTRATION AND REGULATION OF Alice Walzer, Jill Dillon, Julie Dillon, Leclair Bisseil. Absent from the photo: Florence CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS; SETTING FORTH and Kyra Walsh and Arlyn Stein. DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING CERTAIN EXEMPTIONS Above right: FGCU students Jessica Bochner and Lisi Lau. FROM THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE; ESTABLISHING A CONTRACTORS REVIEW BOARD On Sunday, April 25 Sanibel women They all had a message, from afford- AND SETTING FORTH THE COMPOSITION, and their daughters marched in REQUIREMENTS AND AUTHORITY THEREOF: able health care, livable wages, the right SETTING FORTH CONTRACTOR LICENSING Washington along with hundreds of thou- to choose whom to marry, the right of REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FOR EXAMINATION OF sands of men, women and children, from reproductive choice without government CONTRACTOR LICENSING APPLICANTS; SETTING infants to greatgrandparents, from every interference. FORTH A PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN A CONTRACTOR'S state and 57 nations, people of all reli- For more information or to sign up for LICENSE; PROVIDING FOR THE STATUS OF LICENSES; gions, color, ethnicity, sexual orientation, ACT, America Coming Together, call Jill PROVIDING FOR RECIPROCITY WITH OTHER the homeless, the wealthy, celebrities and Dillon 395-1136 — or visit the ACT CONTRACTORS LICENSING JURISDICTIONS; politicians. website at www.florida.act4victory.org. PROVIDING FOR QUALIFYING AGENTS; PROVIDING FOR RESTRICTIONS, PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES, AND CONTRACTOR DISCIPLINE; PROVIDING FOR APPEALS; PROVIDING FOR ADDITIONAL REMEDIES; SETTING FORTH TYPES AND CATEGORIES OF City to conduct smoke CONTRACTORS LICENSES; PROVIDING FOR EMERGENCY SPECIAL LICENSE PROVISIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF LICENSE AND RELATED FEES, AND CHANGES TO SUCH FEES, testing of sewer lines BY RESOLUTION; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT AND SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE Work crews will conduct a smoke test of It is advisable for the home owner to DATE. the city sanitary sewer system at the lift sta- pour a gallon of water into each floor drain Said proposed orcUnance(s) are on file and may be inspected by the public at the City tion located at 1547 Periwinkle Way starting prior to our testing. If smoke enters your Clerk's office, Sanibel City Hall, 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida. All interested parties at 9 .m. on May 4, 2004. home there is good reason to assume that may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinances. if a A "Smoke Test" survey will assist our dangerous sewer gases may also be entering person decides to appeal a decision made by Council on any matter considered at this inspection crews in locating breaks and your home or business. You should evacuate defects in our sewer system. immediately and notify our work crews. If meeting/hearing, such person may need to ensure thai a verbatim record of the The smoke you see coming from the vent you are not home and discover smoke when proceedings is made, to include the testimony and evidence upon which any such appeal stacks on houses or holes in the ground is you return, please call the City of Sanibel at is to be based. non-toxic, non-staining, has no odor, is 472-1636. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special white to gray in color, and creates no fire accommodation lo participate in this proceeding should contact Jim Isom, Manager of hazard. IMPORTANT: if there is any individual Administrative Services no later (han one day prior to the proceedings. Telephone 239- The smoke should not enter your home in your home or business who has respirato- 472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay Service unless you have defective plumbing or dried ry problems and is immobile, please notify number 711. up drain traps. the City at 472-1008 prior to testing.

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Last week 's weather Oshry wins Islands of the Arts High Low Rain Award by Chamber of Commerce April 21 82 65 0.00 Note: Rainfall levels are recorded April 22 82 68 o.oo from the morning of the day given to Last week we reported on awards given April 23 85 70 0.00 the following morning. by the Sanibei Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting on April 24 85 70 0.00 April 20 at the Sun Dial. Danny Morgan April 25 85 73 0.00 was the co-recipient of this award and his April 26 84 72 0.00 profile was published in that article. April 27 80 73 0.00 Maurice Oshry shared that award but we Source: Island Water Association were not able to include his profile tit the time. NOT FOR NAVIGATION. — ed. Sanibel-Captiva Tides This information is furnished in the hope April 29-May 5,2004 that it wilt be useful, but without any warranty. By Anne Bellew Staff writer

Tidal Long-time islander, Maurice Oshry, Range at retiring Sanibei Music Festival's PR man Redfish par excellence, was awarded the Chamber Pass of Commerce's Islands of the Arts volun- fill! Fi»i Sat Sun Men Tue VBesi teer award for 2003/4. Since he planned to leave for the summer before the Sunrise Chamber's Annual Meeting, he was pre- Sunset sented his award at the Festival's final concert. "Maurice was a very innovative mar- keting director who worked tirelessly for the Festival for 18 years," former Festival Maurice O$hry President Nancy Clark said. "He devel- oped our beautiful brochures and advertis- served in the Air Force in World War 11^ ing, got us recognition in the papers, both then worked for an advertising agency for on the island and area-wide - even The 25 years where, as he puts it, "I learned the New York Times... all Maurice's doing!" creative end of PR and marketing." "He is a tireless, persistent and creative Oshry has had a life-long interest in marketing and public relations person," antiques, particularly Russian icons, as said former Festival Artistic Director well as art, and English furniture. In the Mary Jaqua, who worked with him for the '60s and '70s he was a,partner in the huge- entire span of the Festival. "An idea man - ly successful Wilmar Antiques in Hyde it just doesn't stop! Park, Ohio. "Maurice simply doesn't take 'No' for After visiting Sanibei a couple of times, the final answer. He appeals to people with in the early '80s he built a house in great charm and aplomb — charisma, if Tradewinds, which he eventually sold, and you will — and has a gift for making peo- has rented "winter quarters" on the island ple comfortable enough to see the value of ever since. signing on." In addition to his fall and winter (and Jaqua who also had served as Festival summer, actually) commitment to the president, continued, "The connections he Festival for close to 20 years, he has makes are legendary — an amazingly pro- served as a volunteer with the Cincinnati ductive person. Art Museum, chairing countless special "He told the board 12 years ago he events and receiving numerous commen- wanted to take the festival national ...to. dations. He also volunteers with the which we said, 'C'mon, Maurice, how are Piayi»use in the Park and, prior to the you going to do that?' Well, it was his Ci&nnati Museum, devoted his energies resourcefulness that made it possible for to the Taft Museum. This spring, he was the concerts to be broadcast by NPR all elected to a three-year term on the board of over the country. He did it with his phe- the Cincinnati Chamber Music Society nomenal creativity and the linkages he, which is celebrating its Diamond island personally, established. Maurice sees a Anniversary this coming season. possibility and makes it a reality." "They are very fortunate," Jaqua added. A native of Cincinnati and a graduate of "All of his attributes make Mm a very val- SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA the University of Cincinnati, Maurice ued player in any organization."

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Causeway and its debt service. Lee County passengers and cargo accessing Sanibel proposes to continue spraying Sanibel Island via Sanibel Causeway, Those dam- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Causeway net revenues all over Lee County, ages too are proper charges against the rev- instead of limiting them to uses directly and enues of Sanibel Causeway. Again, we urge To the Editor, where in Lee County. physically linked to Sanibel Causeway. By the City to identify, itemize and quantify "Let us reason together": Additionally, Lee County has chosen to the way, the 1987 Lee County bond includ- those damages in dollars and cents. The present causeway was built in 1963, default on its promise to maintain the ed monies associated with a new Sanibel That does not end what we believe is the to lightweight standards with second-rate Sanibel Causeway bridges in good operat- bridge. The Sanibel bridge was never built, search for all costs of Sanibel Causeway on materials, as a short-range solution to the ing condition. Also, it has chosen to unilat- so where did those monies go? Sanibel Island. The 1977 decision of the ferry problem. It has far outlived its intend- erally change the proposed Span A bridge The County thus apparently intends to Florida Supreme Court noted that various ed life-span. No sort of "gift-wrapping" will from a 26-foot high bascule bridge to a 70- violate not only Florida statutes but also City projects may qualify for funding with solve its inadequate design problem. It must foot high fixed span bridge. This change sig- decisions of the Florida Supreme Court. Its revenues from or bonds repaid with Sanibel be replaced NOW. nificantly increases the capacity of the plans include a host of mainland projects Causeway revenues - beachfront and interi- Sanibel's roads are like a "flooded base- Sanibel Causeway to deliver vehicles, pas- located even farther away from Sanibel or parks, improvements to island traffic ment" which needs to be drained promptly: sengers and cargo to Sanibel Island. The Causeway than those that were barred by the facilities and roads, public sanitary facilities From 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. hundreds of service County blatantly violated the contractual 1977 decision. Its currently estimated cost and boat ramp - provided certain links people flow in, one to a vehicle, to take care rights of the City of Sanibel and the rights of of nine of its presently proposed future pro- between them and users of Sanibel of Sanibel and Captiva stores, hotels, restau- its residents. jects is $15,109,028. Given the history of Causeway were established. Unfortunately, rants, schools, salons and residents. Next, Lee County could have greased the Spans B and C, one can only wonder just so far as we can determine, no efforts were From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. hundreds of visi- skids for its proposed Sanibel Causeway by how far off those estimated costs may turn made to qualify any of those projects for tors flow in, to visit Sanibel and Captiva just following Florida law in its operation of out to be. such funding. We believe Reserves and beaches, restaurants, stores, etc. Sanibel Causeway. From at least 1989 It appears to us that Lee County's track endowments for accomplishing those mat- From 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., this whole eight through 2003, it collected what amounted to record with respect to Sanibel Causeway ters should find their way into the final solu- hours of traffic tries to leave the island in unlawful taxes from Sanibel Causeway does not inspire trust or confidence. Rather tion for Sanibel Causeway. three hours - - but it is choked at the corner users/toll payers. Sanibel Causeway is a it makes us wary (and, we think, should give In the final analysis, however, Lee of Periwinkle, Lindgren and Causeway self-liquidating project. Florida law does not everyone else .pause). That is one reason County had a good chance to catch the low Roads, because there is only one lane on the allow a owner/operator like Lee County to why Save Our Bay, Inc., started its lawsuit point in the price of steel in 2002 ($240 a ton Causeway to "drain the island". AH of us make a $4 M profit on total annual tolls of over Lee County's present actions. We pre- vs. $422 a ton today) when it signed the have experienced that problem. $6.4 M. sume similar thoughts may have gone Interlocal Agreement with Sanibei. Why did So, it is obvious that we need "two lanes By its own admission, from 1989 through the minds of City of Sanibel elected it wait until just a few months ago to pro- off' the island - - and an intersection at through 2003 Lee County collected officials when they, after a 91.2% referen- ceed to bidding? To us it makes no sense Periwinkle, Lindgren and Causeway Roads $89,223,000 in Sanibel tolls, paid dum vote by Sanibel voters, chose to sue whatsoever. A County Commissioner is - - which will allow the unbroken flow of $20,744,000 in operating and maintenance Lee County to enforce its contractual quoted saying "There's no engineer willing traffic off the island, in order to "drain our expenses. Lee County realized $68,369,000 promises to the City and island residents. to put their license on the line that says this flooded basement." in profits or net revenues from Sanibel Most disturbing is Lee County's argu- rehabilitation needs to be done and it can The new Causeway will be with us for 40 Causeway. Lee County tolls yielding a prof- ment that its Interlocal Agreement with the work." We suggest he pay attention to their years, so we must insist that it be properly it of 76.63%, a profit margin that would City was not legally enforceable against it. own hired expert, Dr. Dr. Abdul-Hamid designed, with "two lanes off' the island. make any business owner ecstatic. Sanibel The implications of that defense, if upheld, Zureick, and the website: www.sciencedai- Let's insist on that, before it's too late. Causeway profits or net revenues realized are dire indeed. Will any court let Lee ly.com/releases/ — Richard B. Hasselman by Lee County during that 15-year period County off the hook on its Agreement with 1998/10/981021075448Jitm. Sanibel exceed its estimated cost for the entire new the City of Sanibel on the grounds that Lee We urge Lee County to reconsider the Sanibel Causeway Lee County proposes to County is legally free to ignore its promises fate of Span A. Lee County DOT rejected build ($66,735,000). and agreements in an Interlocal Agreement rehabilitation without completing a full To this day, Lee County proposes to con- with a Lee County municipality? In our analysis. The fact that it may enable Lee To the Editor, tinue its practice of charging unlawful tolls opinion, the implications are truly frighten- County to save tens of millions of dollars Save Our Bay, Inc. is truly disappointed for Sanibel Causeway far into the future. It ing - no one would thereafter have any rea- and considerable time may be sufficient rea- to learn the results of Lee County's contracts even "threatens" to increase tolls. We son to accept Lee County's word for any- son to reevaluate and change its present for construction of Spans B and C of the believe there is NO legally defensible justi- thing, for such a result is the polar opposite decision about the type of Span A bridge it proposed Sanibel Causeway Project. fication for issuing bonds to pay for any part of the rule of the law that characterizes our wants for its proposed Sanibel Causeway Apparently the lowest bids for this work of Lee County's proposed Sanibel society. Project. We hope so. may total $40 million, or more than $10 mil- Causeway Project. Thus, it appears to Save Finally, we have come to conclusion that lion in excess of the $29,958,000 County Our Bay, Inc., that it may be appropriate to Lee County has consistently shortchanged — Marie Gargano, President estimate. This result set off a predictable and add the word "scofflaw" to the description the City of Sanibel in its reimbursement of Save Our Bay, Inc. unseemly Lee BOCC scramble to find of Lee County's actions with respect to the City for its costs, and the damage to Sanibel someone to blame, a scapegoat. We and the Sanibel Causeway. Sanibel Island and its residents caused by City of Sanibel are not that entity. On three separate occasions, earlier ever-increasing traffic accessing Sanibel iitin wines We believe Lee County has no one but groups of Sanibel Island residents took Lee Island over the Sanibel Causeway. It is our itself to blame for the present predicament. County to court over this practice, and they belief that the City of Sanibel is legally enti- Neither the City, of Sanibe.1 lawsuit nor the won. For example, in 1977 Lee County's tled to be fully reimbursed for all of its actu- Save Our Bay law suits involve Spans B and attempt to finance construction of six main- al costs of preparing for, handling and Please send your letters to: C. in fact, Lee County does not have to sell land roads, including one roughly 12 miles accommodating that traffic, passengers and any bonds to pay for new Span B and C from Sanibel Causeway, was struck down cargo accessing Sanibel Island via Sanibel Letters to the Editor bridges. The past profits earned by the by the Florida Supreme Court. The deci- Causeway. We strongly urge the City of County from Sanibel Causeway tolls far sions in those lawsuits clearly establish lim- Sanibel to closely review its books and • exceed the County's new estimated cost of its on Lee County's ability to use Sanibel records, make a detailed list of those costs Island Reporter these two spans. The County, however, Causeway profits for anything other than and damages over the years, and compare P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, FL 33957 chose to spend most of those profits else- operating and maintenance of that those costs with the payments it actually Fax: (239) 472-8398 received from Lee County. We think it more likely than not that the City will find that it Letters must be signed and came out on the short end of the stick. . include a telephone number On top of the costs to the City, of course, for verification. Sanibel-Captiva are the damages inflicted upon Sanibel We reserve the right to edit letters Pictorial History Island residents and environment by traffic, for style, grammar and length. Before the Causeway Taste of the Islands - May 16 revised edition CROWs biggest fundraiser Gulfside City Park once again will Post 123, Chadwicks, Doc Fords, East Our local heritage has practically vanished... play host to the biggest party on the End Deli, Ellingtons, Gramma Dots, A lifestyle alive only in the memory of our citizens. Islands... the 24th annual Taste of the Greenside Grille at The Dunes, Johnnys Now we have the opportunity to safeguard the Islands. The annual event was started Pizza, McT's, Pinocchios, Sanibel Grill, almost a quarter of a century ago to bene- Sanibel Produce, The Seafood Factory, history of our people through photographs from our fit the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Thistle Lodge and the Timbers. If more files and from those submitted by our neighbors. Wildlife. From noon to 6 p.m., delicacies great Island restaurants have not yet This 120 page book, with more than 300 will be dished up from over 15 restau- signed up, the time is now. photographs, is library-quality, printed on archival rants who are not only trying to please the CROW is always thankful to its spon- paper and bound in a beautiful sunrise/sunset (color) crowd, but take the awards for the best in sors for helping to fund the event. 10 food categories. To date, thanks to Michelob Ultra, hard cover. Eight different categories are offered Pepsi, Barrier Island Title, Bank of the The books are now available at the Island Reporter for restaurant entries along with two addi- Islands, Barefoot Charley's, Cool Breezes office at 2 340 Periwinkle Way in the Village. tional special awards. The eight cate- of Key West, On the Marc Entertainment, gories are Best Appetizer, Southern Wine and Spirits, Sanibel They can also be found at these fine island stores: Best Salad, Best Meat, Best Harbour Resort, 'Tween Waters Inn, Fish/Seafood, Best Pasta, Best Linda Gornick, Lifeline Designs, Coral Vegetarian, Best Dessert and Best Booth Veterinary Clinic, Sanibel-Captiva Jerry's Foods Presentation. The People's Choice award Islands Assoc. of Realtors, South Seas 1700 Periwinkle Way and the Taste of the Taste (Judges' choice) Sanibel-Captiva Properties, Dan Hahn award were won hands-down last year by Custom Builder, and The Islander Gramma Dot's Seaside Saloon and Newspaper. Tree House Gallery Thistle Lodge respectfully. Both restau- If you'd like to become a sponsor and 6 30 Tarpon Bay Rd. rants are coming back to defend their reap big rewards, or be an event volun- titles, while also" competing in the eight teer, call 472-3644 to sign up. So.... mark Sanibel Island Bookshop other food category groups. May 16 on your calendar to have the time 1.711 Periwinkle Way The great restaurants cooking for of your life at Taste of the Islands. CROW to date are The American Legion i,- ,! ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 29 - May 5, 2004 • 7 Library expansion nears completion By Jenny Burnham Staff Writer

The 10,000 square foot addition to the Sanibel Public Library will be completed "by the middle of May or close to it," according to Bob Bower, Project Superintendent for Compass Construction. "We're gonna try." . The building is in its final stages of construction, with roof panels going on by the end of next week. Fortunately, says Mr. Bower, the shell is the primary component of a library building. "It's all open space inside," he says. "We have two walls on the first floor and eight walls on the second, and that's it." Patricia Allen, Library Director, says the addition will house a Local History room and three new meeting rooms. The library will also move the audiovisual collec- tion to the back to make room for DVDs and books on CD. The magazine collection will move to a quiet area that overlooks the lake. Mrs. Allen relates that building and expansion of the original library on Tarpon Bay were financed in part by bake sales and sales of special "Sanibel Library" license plates. Fortunately, over time the Library Board saved enough money to pay first for the current building, built in 1994, and then for the expansion as well. "We had no separate bond issue," she says. Mrs. Allen, who came to Sanibel in 1991, was instru- mental in the design of the current library. She and her staff developed a wish list for the library layout, hoping to keep services together and noisy areas separated from quiet ones. With Sheeley Architects of Fort Myers, she visited Photo by Jenny Burnham other libraries in Lee County to find out what worked and second violation, and trucks without permits are banned existing library building, replacing windows with impact didn't work in their buildings. The result of this research from Sanibel. glass. The library is considered a "building of last resort," was a Building Program Statement that described her "Contractors only have so many trucks," says Mr. a shelter for those who absolutely could not evacuate the vision and that of her staff. Bower. If the contractor's trucks get banned, and the con- island during a hurricane. The library and the expansion More room will be a welcome feature of the addition. tractor can't deliver to the site, then a different contractor are built on deep pilings for stability and with every con- "We especially wanted to move the books up," gestures has to take over. sideration for safety in an emergency. Mrs. Allen, "off the bottom shelves, for those among us "It's all about Life Safety," says Mr. Bower, "that's with bifocals and arthritic knees and hips." where it's at." The addition carries forward the services of a library "We especially wanted to move the Mr. Bower is a man who clearly takes pride in his pro- whose patrons actually write appreciative letters to the books up," gestures Mrs. Allen, "off jects. He points to the left side of the construction site: staff. Not just Sanibel residents, mind you — visitors "We've had a pile of dirt over there since we started drop the library staff notes of thanks for making their the bottom shelves, for those building," he says. "It's an eyesore, but we can't afford to vacations even better. among us with bifocals and take it away and then bring it back when we need it." He Mrs. Allen seems completely serene in the midst of sighs. construction and change. arthritic knees and hips/' To the layperson, a pile of dirt is something you'd nat- Why isn't she worrying? Panicking? urally find at a place where someone dug a big hole. But "Jack Perlowski is the Chairman of the Expansion Changes in contractors can mean changes in materials, not to Mr. Bower. Clearly a tidy construction site is a Committee," she smiles. "1 don't have to worry because I and changes in materials mean submitting changed con- happy construction site. know he is." struction documents to the City of Sanibel for re- Mr. Bower is full of praise for the City of Sanibel and According Bob Bower, the library addition has been approval. for the library staff and volunteers. "The City has been a delayed by the problems with the Sanibel bridge. "We "We follow the procedure," says Mr. Bower, "but how tremendous help," he says, especially in allowing the expected to be done before season actually started," says do you figure that into the bid process?" contractors to use the city parking lot adjacent to the Mr. Bower. However, new regulations on the bridge have No one could have foreseen the impact of the bridge library for storage and equipment. "And the library has forced the contractors to make multiple lighter-weight issues on the library expansion, says Mr. Bower. The been very understanding." trips with materials such as sand mix and dry wall in groundbreaking ceremony for the new building took "Plus," he says with a smile, "it's beautiful working in order to meet truck weight restrictions. place in July 2003, before the scope of the issues with the Paradise." Truck permitting has been an additional obstacle. A bridge was fully apparent. The library will have an Open House to celebrate the truck that is over limit can have its permit pulled on its Compass Construction is also doing upgrades to the addition next fall.

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Rotary Board of Directors for 2004-05. Back row (l-r): Frank HAgan, secretary; John Carney, president-elect; John Bellino, v.p.; J.B. Novelli; Allen Myers; Chet Sadler, president. Front row (l-r): Arthur Cramer, treasurer; Don Russell, sgt. at arms; Don Schwartz. Sanibel Bicycle Club members (L to R> Fred and Marj Nordstrom; and Doug and The Rotary Club of Sanibel Captiva arships, and a major donation to the World Jean Lowe, on the beautiful rural roads of Suwannee County. held their Yearly Awards Banquet, Friday Polio Eradication Fund. Bill presented By Darla Letourneau Georgia on the fifth day. Each day riders night at the Beachview Steak House. It each member a special gift in apprecia- was a Hawaiian Shirt affair with everyone could choose from several routes of varying tion. Eighteen members of the Sanibel length (typically 40-70 miles). There were dressed up in his or her best Island outfits. Mr. Currise then presented the 2004- Bicycle Club and 350 other bikers from Current President Bill Curries presided also two century (100-mile) rides for the 2005 year board and presented each with around the country participated in the annu- brave. Only club member Joe Letourneau over the fun-filled evening, which includ- a pin for their area of service. Chet Sadler al Bike Safari April 17-22 in northern ed, music by the dynamic entertainer and did the century ride—not once, but twice. was inducted as President for the coming Florida. The six day event is sponsored by The group had a great time and came musician Johnny Ray, delicious food, and year. In his acceptance remarks, Chet laid the Florida Freewheelers Club in the a style show contest by the Best Dressed home tired, but injury-free and in better out his plan for the club in this very spe- Orlando area. Harris Gilbert, a member of shape. Those weekly Saturday morning members and spouse. cial year of Rotary's history. It is going to th both bike clubs convinced a group of local rides will feel like a cakewalk for this sea- Mr. Currise gave special thanks to his be the 100 anniversary for the Rotary Club members to join him again for the soned crew! The Sanibel Bicycle Club is a officers and board for their efforts and International organization; in addition it is Safari. This year was perfect riding weath- group of bicycling enthusiasts who social- accomplishments throughout the year. going to be Rotary Club's 25th anniver- er—a real treat after last year's Safari ize and bike together. All bikers, as well as Bill discussed some of the high points of sary on Sanibel-Captiva. weather of rain, cold, and wind! non-bikers, are welcome to join the Club. the year, like the clubs most successful To honor this special year Mr. Sadler Northern Florida (Madison, Hamilton, The Bicycle Club's mission is to expand Rotary Arts & Crafts fair, the first laid out an aggressive goal of obtaining rd Suwannee, and Columbia counties) is enjoyment of island bicycling and to work Dictionary for every 3 grader project, the Rotary International's Presidential known as the best biking area in the state with government to improve bicycling donation of the 9/11 commemorative flag Citation and completing two major local for good reason. The area is sparsely pop- safety and infrastructure. For more infor- at the entrance of- the island, a record and international projects. This is going to ulated, yet has an extensive network of mation about the Club and for a detailed number of Club sponsored college schol- be a Great Rotary year. paved rural roads, left from the bygone log- schedule, visit its website: ging era, making for ideal biking. The daily www.SanibelBicycleClub. org. rides started in Live Oak for the first half of CROW thanks volunteers for 19,340 hours the trip, and then in Cherry Lake for the last See page 23 for a color photo of half, with the group riding into southern the participating members.

"Bank of the Islands sponsored CROW volunteer t-shirts for our 150 volunteers, and it* was a great gift to recognize our volunteers for their time." said Moran. Several Bank of the Islands employees also volunteer at CROW, and it was a wonderful gesture for the Bank to provide the shirts for everyone... they were a big hit!" Both Ann Moran and CROW staff vet- erinarian Dr. PJ Deitschel, spoke to the more than 75 volunteers and friends who attended the thank you party. Several volunteers were recognized that evening for their work and dedica- tion. Anne Martin, a new CROW board CROW volunteers were recognized nonprofits over $200 billion per year. member, was recognized as the top volun- and thanked for their commitment to Here at CROW our volunteers gave 4eer with more than 1,900 volunteer hours wildlife at a volunteer party April 21. 19,340 hours, which would be nine full- working at CROW. Long-time volun- "Volunteers are precious commodities at time employees . . . something CROW teers who recently passed away were also Volunteers Contino and Rothman CROW and without them, CROW would could never afford to pay " said Ann. "We recognized: Dick Beeler, Dick Murphy not be what it is today", said Ann Moran, are overwhelmed at the time our volun- and Ben Johnson. Amy's Over Easy Cafe; Andy Biddle of President of the Board. teers give to CROW and our wildlife Several local businesses and individu- The Seafood Factory and Biddle's restau- "Nationwide, if all volunteers were everyday. They play a key role in carry- als also contributed to the party by pro- rant; Bailey's Supermarket ; Bank of the paid employees, their work would cost ing out the mission of CROW." viding delicious, food which was enjoyed Islands; The Dunes; East End Deli; by everyone. A special thanks to the fol- Johnny's Pizza; Rosie's Deli. lowing businesses on behalf of CROW: Established in 1968, CROW is one of Dine Dockside and tnjoy Mouthwatering the nation's leading wildlife rehabilitation Delights I'rmn the Sea hospitals for tropical native and migratory wildlife. A nonprofit veterinary hospital, It Doesn't Gel Any Fresher! CROW provides medical care for 3,500 injured and orphaned wildlife patients each year. More than 200 different Gramma Dofs species have been treated at CROW, a sig- nificant percentage of whom have been Seaside Saloon released back into the wild. Winner of 11 Taste of the CROW relies exclusively on private Serving donations -to operate. Birgit Vertesch, Islands "Awards" Director of Development for CROW Lunch 1 1: U) AM Our latest win for explains that the number of patients received by CROW continues to increase, Dinner •>:()() r,w "THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE " and financial contributions are very AWARD" LocTJ^at... important. Gifts can be mailed to CROW kike out Av.iiliiMc ! Yi'irs in i row Sanihel Marina at PO Box 150; Sanibel, FL 33957. For > n jr* in .) tow ,} {4 N Yachtsman more information about CROW, contact 1 at 239.395.5358 or 239.472.3644. _Sec IV/7V.'" Sanibel, FL Volunteers Runta and Tucker 472-8138 r ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 29 - May 5, 2004 • 9 Summer Rec registration starts May 3

Summer Rec registration will commence on May 3rd Gymnastics Program school on Monday through Friday, 3:15 to 5pm. (except at the Finance Department at City Hall. The program will After School and Summer Rec Wednesdays) Official registration will be announced next operate on four two week sessions starting on June 7th Students and families interested in a variety of gym- week. For more info contact coach Holly at 472-0345 or and ending on July 30th. Elementary ages entering 1st nastic activities should sign up at the Rec Department. stop by the Rec Department. through 5th grade will cost $100 per two week session. Classes include pre-school tumbling ages 3-5, and tumble Middle School grades entering 6th through eighth grade cheer ages 6-13. Cost is $50 per month (4 to 5 classes). Swim Lessons will cost $135 per two week session. Food and field trip Class days will be announced depending on how many Swim Lessons for Babies, Pre-School, Beginner, admission costs are not included. Sign ups for Summer kids sign up. Space is limited. For more info contact Advanced Beginner, and Advanced will begin on May 1st. Rec will be ongoing throughout the summer. Sign ups are Connie at 1-866-443-1730 or Dave for sign ups at the Rec Sign ups are located at the Finance Department at City on a first come, first served basis and availability is limit- Office 472-0345. Hall. The cost is $24 for 8 lessons. For more info contact ed. There will be no Rec Program offered the week school Coby at 472-0345. is out, May 31st -June 4th and during the week prior to Swim Team the start of the new school year, Aug 2nd-Aug 6th. Swim Team is currently offering conditioning camp for For more info contact Dave at 472-0345 its upcoming summer season. Conditioning will be after BIG ARTS hosts Young Artists' exhibits BIG ARTS is pleased to announce the anticipated Some Chamber tips to avoid power outages arrival of two highly impressive art exhibits created exclu- sively by young, local artists! The students of The Sanibel School, representing Last week [April 12J, we experienced power outages on around their power lines and keep the trees trimmed on a grades K thru 5, will present BUGWORKS. Creative, col- the islands as a result of a storm that brought with ii high regular maintenance cycle. orful, cute, comical and crawly insects from butterflies to winds for an extended period. These outages arc caused By As the summer storm season approaches, now is the time palmettos bugs are the subjects of this stimulating exhibit. tree branches that come in contact with power lines. tor everyone to work together to do their part to keep our BIG ARTS Afterschool An Studio students, ages 5 to At the end of this month. Lee County Electric electric service running. Power outages are especially ! 1. will also be exhibiting a large selection of expressive Cooperative (LCEC) will be starling ii major tree trimming threatening to the business community (you can not process artwork. Their subjects and media choices demonstrate project on the islands in order to maintain the electric sys- credit cards and often times the outages are damaging to the children's knowledge of many famous artists and those tem and keep their equipment operating safely. As part of computer and electronic equipment). There is no need for artists" influence in art today. their commitment to providing safe and reliable electric ser- us to accept power outages as a way of life on the islands. These shows are quite extensive and a joy to behold. vice to Sanibel and Captiva islands, they will be trimming We can, with a little preventive maintenance, improve the Each includes several hundred pieces of artwork in a wide trees which are coming in contact with their main 3-phase quality of life for all of us in our community. variety of media. Both shows can be viewed weekdays circuit line that runs from the Causeway all the way to South We intend to help support LCEC's efforts to reduce or from 1 to 4 PM in the Phillips Gallery at BIG ARTS Seas Resort. eliminate power outages by trimming the trees at the Center. 900 Dunlop Road. Sanibel. The shows will run This major effort is being done to proactive!)' reduce Chamber Visitor Center which are in contact with or threat- from May 4 through May 2 3. The public is invited io the unsafe conditions (trees conduct electricity and create en the power lines. We hope you will do the same at your artists' reception which will be followed by a special musi- potential safety hazards when branches contact power lines) home and place of business. cal presentation by The Sanibel School students on May and to maintain reliable service (when branches come in 13 at 5 PM. Come support our many talemed young contact with the power lines they cause outages or fires). islanders. This major project entails the lines that are within — Steve Greenslein For more information on these exhibits, or other fine- LCEC's area of responsibility. Customers are responsible Executive Direc -tor events and classes offered at BIG ARTS, please call 395- for maintaining trees and vegetation around secondary lines Sanibel & Captiva 0900. and outside of the utility easements. These include the ser- Chamber of Commerce vice drop lines that lead into your home or place of business. hi order to assist LCEC in their efforts to provide all of us with reliable (and continuous) electric service, the Chamber urges all of our members to examine the area

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THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 29 fc»*V Story PetAdpot-a-mon 30 AARP meets at 1 ? Kirastam tnws 3 Shefcratters 4 Yoga classes at 5 CHUreift Story HouratUbrary Sr. Center in Fort Myers at Metmv eitp meet at CasaYbd HouratLArary 6:30 p.m. ISODJIL 10-3 SOL 10-3 9-10ajm, 9508.10:30 On %7(fii6it Evening tour at 6 p.m. These tours also include a visit to the touch tank. Tour is approx. 2 hours. Fricliy 30 SWFL CRAFT GUILD 19th annual Exhibit of Breakfast cruise 9 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday. 90 SAN-CAP AARP MEETING APRTL 30, 1:30 p.m. Excellence at BIG Arts Phillips gallery through April. min., includes coffee, juice, and pastry. This meeting will combine the April/May meetings. BUGWORKS! at BIG Arts Phillips Gallery. Work TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE leaves hourly Everyone welcome, come celebrate 20 years of AARP from the young artists at the Sanibel School. Opens from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily except Friday. Wildlife on the islands. Meet at the Island Senior Center corner May 6. Drive is now open from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. except of Library Way and Palm Ridge. 395-3372 GREETINGS FROM FABULOUS FLORIDA at Arts Fridays. Reservations, 472-1351 for ACT Gallery. Recent work from Pine Island artist SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY: The natu- Mel Meo. Downtown Fort Myers at the Arcade on ralists at Tarpon Bay Explorers have started up free FINAL FIT 'N TRIM IS THIS WEEK, weight man- First Street. 939-2553. lunchtime talks beginning at 12:30 p.m. Mon.- Fri. on agement A to Z, 11 a.m. weigh in, 11:30 a.m. meeting HARRIET RINGEL retrospective now on display at the observation deck overlooking the most beautiful at the Congregational Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way, the Sanibel Library. setting on Sanibel and last about half an hour. in Heron Hall. Topic: All You Can Eat $5 donation ANNUAL STUDENT ART .EXHIBIT at Edison Topics include Calusa Cafe, manatees, dolphins, suggested. Community College Gallery of Fine Art. Through May sharks, turtles, and alligators. Tarpon Bay Explorers is • GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER CLUB meets every located at the north end of Tarpon Bay Rd. 472-8900. Friday in finest restaurants in the area. For more info, Call for reservations for all activities. 472-8900 call 332-8191 FITNESS WITH PAM at the SCA, 2173 Periwinkle BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. Michaels and On Stage Way. Low impact aerobics, It. weight training. Mon, All Angels. Fridays 10 a.m.-ll:30; a.m. in the Parish Wed. Fri., 9:15 - 10:30 a.m. $8. 267-3092. STEEL MAGNOLIAS at the Periwinkle Playhouse, Hall. 472-2173. presented by Out of the Box Productions. April 23 - ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: Cruises; dolphin TERRIFIC TWOS stories, activities for two year olds, May 2, $20. Performances 8 p.m., 2 p.m. matinees. watch, sunset cruises and more on board power cata- Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. TURN OF THE SCREW presented by Theatre marans. Canoe and kayak tours; guided or self guided. Walk the Boardwalk; free nature tour of mile-long KWLF stories, activities, games, for ages 6 and up at Conspiracy. Fould's Theatre, Alliance of the Arts. the Sanibel library. 3 p.m. April 15-Mayl, $16/$7. Call for dates and times. 936- boardwalk •• at Port Sanibel Marina, Monday, 3239 • ;" . Wednesday, Friday 10 a.m. 472-8443. CAPTIVA CRUISES: In conjunction with South Seas THE MUSIC MAN at the Broadway Palm April 15 - Resort, now offers two new cruises. Dolphin DIABETIC RETINOPATHY SEMINAR, hosted by June 5. 1380 Colonial Blvd, Fort Myers. 278-4422. Luncheon Cruise departs at 11:30 a.m., return, at 1:30. the Retina Consultants of SW Florida. SW Florida DEATHTRAP at the Florida Rep, in the historic Family cruise with casual lunch buffet served. $35 Regional Medical Center auditorium. May 5, 1-2 p.m. Arcade Theatre downtown Fort Myers. April 23 - May adults, $20 children aged 12 and under, kids 3 and 938-1200X670. 16. 332-4665 under are free. 472-5300 BLONDES AND BROADWAY, presented by the Sunset Dinner Cruise call for departation times. Orpheus; Pl%ers at Holmes House Restaurant, 2500 Cocktails and dining. $45 adults, $20 children aged 12 Estero Blvd, Fort Myers Beach. $15 463-5519 and under, kids under 3 are free. 472-5300. 10th ANNUAL PET ADOPTATHON May 1 and 2, SWFL SYMPHONY YOUTH ORCHESTRA perfor- INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE, 4 week class at the SCA 10 a.mt - 3-psa. 2010-Areadia Sf, off of MLK Blvd., mance at B.B. Mann May 4; 7 p.m. $10;418-1500 .' with Susan Voorhees. Pre-registration and prepayment 246-4328 FABLES, FANCIES & STREET URCHINS, a are required, deadline of May 14. Class to be held on Mother's Day concert presented by the Children's Tuesdays, 9 - 11:45 a.m. May 18, 25, June 1 and 8. Chorus of the SWFL Symphony. First Christian Class size limited to 12 people. SCA members $50, Church of Fort Myers, $12, 4! 8-1500 VEGETATION WALK 2 hour tour of Shell Mound non-members $57. 472-2155. trail 9 a.m. every other Sat. 472-1100 x222. FAMILY FUN AT THE REPUGE guided .tour of /X/irpug£ tke nwnth: Wildlife Dr. for the family;;&&p£$gwp 472-1100 x222. MINDFUL YOGA AT BIG A 1 with Brian Healy, TEN STAR ALL STAW BASKETBALL CAMP final Thursday 29 9:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Ope*}? "" I beginners wel- applications now being evaluated. Boys and Girls aged come, $12. * 10-19 eligible. For brochure, call (704) 373-0873. 'Every THE CARPENTERS SHOP at the Sanibel Community Church. Bibles, books, music, gift?. Mon- SHORELINES DISCOVERY WALK 9 a.m. every Fri. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Thursday at SCCF Nature Center parking area to learn 2 about the forces that shaped this Gulf chain of barrier TARPON BAY EXPLORERSis offering naturalist led islands. 472-2329 tours on the Tarpon Bay portion of the 'Ding' Darling National Wildlife Refuge for birders, naturalists, and YOGA FOR HEALTH 9:15 -10:30 a.m. Thursdays at KORESHAN STATE HISTORIC SITE guided curious people who enjoy being on the water and the Community House, 2173 Periwinkle Way, with tours.10 a.m. Sat. and Sun. $3.25 per vehicle. learning from an experienced naturalist. Call for reser- Eleanor Horowitz. Cost: $10. 267-8334 vations for all activities. 472-8900 FAMILY STORY HOUR at the Sanibel Public Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak at 8:30 a.m., Library, 6:30 p.m Monday 3 10:30 a.m., and 1 p.m. daily. 472-8900. FAMILY NIGHT at the Sanibel Library 6:30 p.m. Sunset Paddles tour Monday, through Friday, 6 p.m. YOGA & MEDITATION 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. with Tour is about 2 1/2 hours. Murari Brian Healy at Casa Ybel Resort. Open to pub- lic, beginner's welcome. $12. BRIDGE FOR FUN Senior Center 2401 Library Way. Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 passenger pontoon $1 members, $3 non-members. 472-5743. boat departs at 11, 1 and 3, tour is approx. 90 minutes. S-p.'O.n AFTER SCHOOL STUDIO at BIG Arts. Art enrich- Everglades Day Trip all day, meet at 8 a.m., return ment activities from 2:15 to 5 p.m. 395-0900 around 6:30 p.m. Includes air boat ride, swamp buggy NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER May 6, 11:45 a.m. at SHELLCRAFTERSIO a.m. to 3 p.m. every Monday at MacKenzie Hall, Sanibel City Hall. tour, and more. Call for reservations. 472-0101. the Community House on Periwinkle. Touch Tank Exploration at 2 p.m. Program approx. 1/2 MOMMY AND ME at the SCA 10:30 a.m. -11:30 hour. p.m. $2 per child. For Moms and kids aged 1-4 years. 472-6227. BOOKWORMS stories and crafts for children aged 3- Fabrication Technology At Its Finest $ 5, Sanibel Library 10 a.m. Mon/Wed. Designs by Mark Christian SMALL WONDERS stories for children birth to age 2. Sanibel Library 2 p.m. Mon/Tue SCA DUPLICATE BRIDGE has resumed at the Sanibel Community Association on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. The game is open to all regardless of ability. Partners will be provided if necessary. Fees $4 for Screen Rooms SCA members, $5 for nonTmembers. • Pool Enclosures Front Entrys • Rescreens Security Gates Tuesday 4 • Mechanical Driveway Gates • Railings OPEN PORTRAIT STUDIO 1-4 p.m. $4 per session, open to all artists. Model provided. 472-5267. • Welded Railings TROUBLESTARTERS AT THE AMERICAN 848 S.E. 9TH ST. LEGION Every Tuesday evening 7:30 pm. to closing. • Spiral Staircases CAPE CORAL FL San-Cap Rd. at mile marker 3. 472-9979. YOGA CLASSES AT CASA YBEL RESORT Murari Brian Healy will begin teaching two new ongoing yoga ISLAND REPORTER J Week of April 29 - May 5, 2004 U 11 classes at Caba Ybel Resort on Tuesday from the Sanibel Inn. Park in lot next to T mornings, 9 a.m. - JO a.m. This is an Ellington's. 472-2329 Wm'ttbe outdoor class and will be held on the CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR Sanibel lawn overlooking the gulf in front of the Public Library 9:30 & 10:30 a.m. Thistle Lodge restaurant on the grounds PELICAN KNITTERS meeting every of Casa Ybel Resort. 2255 West Gulf Dr. week through the month of April at Beginner friendly, cost is $ 12 per class. Suntrust Bank at 9 a.m. Come for con- complete FORT MYERS SWING DANCE comprehensive versation, knit caps for babies, preemies dentistry SOCIETY meets every Tuesday at Ron in hospitals all over the country. 472- Dao's Sports Bar in Ft. Myers, 15320 9120 McGregor Blvd. Free lessons 8:30 - 9 p.m. No cover. 239/851-7354 t".irim,'. 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Butterflies and plants they like need aphids and root rot. and they are moderate- GARDENING lots of sun ly susceptible to lethal yellowing disease. The Chinese fan palm (Trachycarpus Red mangroves Dear Ron: Our church butterfly garden is mostly under the dappled shade of slash fortunei) is also known as windmill palm. It don't respond is native to China and adaptable to Florida well to pruning pine trees, with some full sun as the day progresses. Firespike and ixora are not hardiness zones 11. It is moderately salt tol- Dear Ron: I have blooming. We also planted two antique erant. some mangroves roses there. (probably red) Will they have a problem with lack of Sour oranges are great for making beginning to grow light? marmalade outside the seawall. — Mary Alexander, Venice Dear Ron: I have a tree with fruit that Everybody who sees looks like oranges. I was told that they are them tells me to get Dear Mary: Butterflies follow the sun in sour oranges. What are they used for.? Do rid of them right search of nectar from flowering plants. The you use them for cooking? How do I take away, but I really vast majority of flowering plants — includ- care of this tree? ft is full-grown and pro- don't want to. ing the ones you mentioned — require six Sour orange, by www.flora-toskana.de duces lots of fruit. It's my under- or more hours a day of full sun for best (Tuscany) — Virginia DiFalco, Lake Worth standing that I can blooming. Wisteria does best in north and central keep them trimmed If the plants in your butterfly garden are Florida Dear Virginia: The primary value of the so they don't block receiving inadequate sunlight, you will sour orange (Citrus aurantium) is for its dis- Island Dear Ron: Will wisteria do OK down the view ~ and more have difficulties getting the plants to bloom, ease-resistant rootstock, on to which many here? I love the looks and fragrance. Gardening importantly, since and therefore, attracting butterflies. other varieties of citrus are often grafted. It they attract a lot of — Linn Benninger, Fort Myers produces small, round, bright-orange fruit Ron Sympson shellfish and calci- with a thick, bitter peel and very sour juice. Dear Linn: Wisteria, valued throughout um deposit around Pep up your areca palms with quality The tree can reach a height of 30 feet and is much of the United States as a vine that pro- them, they gradually become a solid mass fertilizer known for its many thorns. Care for the duces drooping clusters of pretty, violet- which actually protects the seawall. sour orange like you would any other citrus Dear Ron: We recently planted do/ens of blue flowers, can be grown in successfully Am 1 right or does everybody else know tree. areca palms along our property line, but in Florida hardiness zones 8-9B, but does something that I don't? The species is native to Southeastern they are growing slowly. What is the best not do well south of Lake Okeechobee. — Jena Duncannon, Matlacha. Asia and found its way to Europe in the type of fertilizer for areca palms? And How Often called Chinese wisteria (Wisteria I lth century; some still-living trees in often should I apply it? sinensis) for its native habitat of China, the Dear Jena: You are absolutely right in sug- Spain are believed to be over 600 years old. — Ewald Hass, Fort Myers vine is not salt-tolerant. It is considered a gesting that the sediment that builds up It was introduced to Florida in the 1700s by class 2 invasive exotic by the Florida Exotic around red mangroves (Rhizophora man- conquering Spaniards. Dear Ewald: Apply a quality palm fertiliz- Pest Plant Council, meaning it has the gle) eventually becomes a solid mass that is Though the fruit is too sour to be eaten er, such as 9-4-9 or 13-3-13, and make sure potential to displace other species of plant valuable in protecting the shoreline. The red out of hand or for juicing, it is said to be the mangrove is an attractive native because of it includes as least 4 percent of these sec- life. ondary elements: magnesium, iron and absolute best kind of citrus for making mar- its prop roots and year-round yellow flow- malade. The juice is also good for flavoring manganese. For newly planted palms, I'd Spots on fan palm fronds may mean ers. fish and meat, and oil from the peel is used The major problem I see is that the trees apply the fertilizer every other month now fungus through October. for making the popular Curacao liqueur. can reach up to 40 feet in height, but since Dear Ron: The fronds on our Chinese fan they respond very poorly to pruning, cutting You should also apply a thick layer of shredded mulch. palms are showing signs of some kind of Landscape consultant Ron Sympson is them back to avoid blocking the view may disease. We would like to know what to do the author of "Ron Sympson's Florida well kill them. The areca palm (Chrysalidocarpus lutescens) has a moderate growth rate and is These beautiful palms need help. Garden Guide"($44.95 annually; $11.95, However, in some localities it is unlaw- — Marjorie Colehower, Miami single issue) and "250 Most-Asked Florida ful to remove red mangroves. You need to also known as butterfly palm, yellow but- terfly palm, and golden feather palm. It is Gardening Questions"($9.95). To ask a check with local and county authorities Dear Marjorie: Leaf spots on Chinese fan question, order a book, or arrange for an about this. native to Madagascar and adaptable to Florida hardiness zones 9-11. It is moder- palms are ordinarily the result of a fungus. on-site consultation: Go online at Adaptable to Florida hardiness zones 10 www.TheFloridaGarden.com; send an e- ately salt-tolerant. 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This condominium offers 3 BR/2 BA with toft and skylight, Landscaping: Githedtat ceilings, tile/carpet floors throughout, gourmet eat-in kitchen with custom cabinetry, spacious master suite wtlh remodeled bathroom and Lot Size: 100x305 +/- Exotic plants, orchids, fruit walk-in closet, sparkling partial Gutf views, targe screened porch overlooking trees, flowering shrubs. clocks and bay, beautifully landscaped grounds and beautiful community pool. Square Footage: Total: 4,963 $1,495,000 Additional: Year Built: 1982 Magnificent home completely remodeled in 1999. Gorgeous Annual Taxes: $9,361 for 2003 direct views of Dinkins Bayou. Dock with 10,000 Ib boat lift Bedrooms: 3 THIS IS THE JOY OF LIVING with gulf access. Maple floors, Spectacular 3 BR/2 BA completely remodeled home with fantastic views fireplace, private elevator and of Dinkins Bayou. This home offers a dock with boat lift and Gulf access, Bathrooms: 2 brick fireplace, built-in maple cabinets, office, dining area or family cathedral ceilings. room, surround sound, elevator, cathedral ceilings, gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops and pantry, master bedroom opens to large screened porch overlooking the bayou and bathrooms offer Corian counters, lush Pool: N/A landscaping includes exotic plants, fruit trees, orchids and automatic irri- gation. Just a short stroll to the beautiful beaches of Blind F&ss. To list your property here please $1,593,700 Parking: 2 car garage call Marguerite at 472-5185. PERMITS ISSUED $800,000 Sinsle Family Detached 848 Angel Wing Drive Savage Paul & Casale Carmen Dupont Builders Inc $250,000 Single Family Detached 981 Main Street Cray Construction Cray Construction BUILD A DREAM $184,243 Residential Additions 869 Limpet Drive Fjeldstad John K & Katherine Benchmark General Contractors Fantastic lot located across from the beach access. 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This very spacious condo offers white washed cedar plank $2,397 HVAC 3336 Twin Lakes Lane Ganz David Tr Modern Air Conditioning and coral walls, tile floors, great room with fireplace, living/dining room, $1,700 Shutters 2311 25 West Gulf Drive Scarborough Sydney Tr etal Rolsafe International office, over-sized bedrooms and screened porch. Community amenities $1,700 Pre-fabShed 916 918 Palm Street Schwab Warren A & Jodi Cort include, pool, tennis and deeded beach access. $1,500 Electric permit 1139ButtonwoodLane Leffel Joan E Molnar electric $799,000 $1,477 Mechanical Permit 2723 Ccconut Drive Fulmer Lawrence R & Kay L Mabry Brothers $1,000 LP Tank & gas lines 6147 Starling Way Stoxes Lamar S & Joan B Via Danny Plumbing Inc $700 Electric permit 1231 Isabel Drive Hobson Barbara C Molnar electric $500 Electric pennit 750 Periwinkle Way Victoria Cove Exchange LLC Molnar electric $400 LP Tank & gas lines 1429 Sanderlins Circle Donald A Lesch Via Danny Plumbing Inc $300 Electric permit 1025 Periwinkle Way Scherzer Carol L ICE Molnar electric n/v/g LP Tanks 2391 Wulfert Road Harbell William S & Tolp W J Ferrellgas n/v/g Electric permit 353 Lake Murex BKd Richter P J & Loretta & Jeff Molnar electric BE A BEACH BUM Great 2 BR/2 BA home with loft located in Captiva's most<||§tabl n/v/g Electric permit 1119 Periwinkle Way 132 Periwinkle Park Molnar electric subdivision. This home offers a wood burning fireplace, screejrenclc n/v/g Electric permit 637 Lake Murex Circle Jones David W & Nancy G Molnar electric porch, open porchand cathedral ceilings. Situated dose to me beaj n/\/g Irrigation system 3746 West Gulf Drive Kapish Janet & Reddington Judy Wolter Group pool, tennis courts, docks, marina, library, island shops aaritestaur $839,000 n/v/g Irrigation system 748 Rabbit Road lyengar Srinivasa & Ruth Rain King Irrigation Maint n/v/g Irrigation system 3050 West Gulf Drive Galvin Richard & Barbara Rain King Irrigation Maint There for you Septic Abandonments every s 734 Anchor Drive Moen Michael S Gavin Oscar L Plumbing 3833 Coquina Drive Moen Michael S the way.

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Dunes Sign up for Soccer Men's Golf Assoc. It's time to sign up your child for soc- cer. Registration for the 2004 season of i Nifty Niners April 21,2004 Sanibel Youth Soccer starts this April 22 18 Holes-4 Man 1-2-3 Saturday. May I. Best Balls Match You can sign up in person, during Best Odds, Best Evens youth baseball and softball games at the 100% handicap Sanibel Recreational Complex on A Flight 61 Players Sanibel-Captiva Road, or online at Best Evens 1st Place sanibelsoccer.org. 1st Place Children ages 4 through 14 can par- Julie O'Neill 11 Jim Bradford 104 ticipate in the league, which begins Tom Browning practice in September. 2nd Place - tie Ley Smith Janice McNeal 13 Bob Lindman Sanibel Youth Soccer is a recreation- al league. There are no tryout camps or Mary Lou Mulvey nd Ginny Burgoyne 2 Place powerhouse teams, and coaches don't Jack Cohen 105 make winning games their top priority. Best Odds Earl Sawjn Instead, the focus is on giving kids, 1st Place - tie Jack Trautwein of any skill level, maximum participa- Bridget Funk 1 7 Mike Hochschild tion in the game. Every child gets to Corky O'Reilly d play at least half of every game. 3 Place Last year nearly 200 boys and girls 3rd Place WilfMannion 110 played Sanibel soccer, making it one of Nancy Hopkins 18 Dave Reynolds Stan Rose the most popular youth activities on the Phil Pilibosian islands. "We expect even more kids this B Flight year," says new league president Mike Best Evens 4th Place Neal. "This should be our best season Photo by Mike Neal 1 st Place Wally Allaire 114 ever." Sanibel Youth Soccer features a special Mary Coddens 9 Bob Davison For more information call Mike at Mjcro Soccer program for 4 and 5 year- 2nd Place - tie Max Friedersdorf 395-9638 or visit the group's web site at o|ds. Here, two Micro boys compete in a Virginia Green 11 Andy McKelvey sanibelsoccer.org. practice scrimmage. Sue Lopez Joan Crimmins Best Odds 1st Place -tie Jana Stone elected Dunes Roberta Roh I 16 Women's Golf Assoc. Phyllis Koury president of 3rd Place April 23, 2004 Nancy McNeill 17 Dunes Women's Modified Stableford a game of points: one for a bogie, two for par, Golf Association three for birdie, four for eagle and five for a Sanibel-Captiva double eagle. Jana Stone has been elected president of the Dunes Women's Golf Association, 2004, 2005. Marcia Cohen, A Flight Youth past president, presented Jana with the presidential gavel 151 Place -tie at the April 30th DWGA closing luncheon. Grethe Christensen 43 Baseball & Softball Other new officers include Joan Baumler, vice presi- Nancy Greenberg dent; Carol Brodersen, secretary; Lil Gailius, assistant sec- rd April 24, 2004 retary; Nancy Greenberg, treasurer; and Mary Ann 3 Place Parmalee, assistant treasurer. The retiring officers are Toni Sonia Gans 40 Warren and Joan Eschert. th In addition to the officers, the following women will 4 Place serve on the 2004-2005 DWGA Board: Helen Sullivan Jodi Cothran 39 (handicap-membership) and assistant, Claire Bowie; Pam Brodersen (hospitality) and assistant, Linda" DeFrancisco; B Flight Tanya Hochschild (publicity) and assistant, Linda Kramer; 1st Place Debra Fairbanks (rules), Bonnie Byrne (tournament chair- Margaret Dwyer 43 man) and assistant, Betsy Cox. Ex-officio to the Board is nd Marcia Cohen. 2 Place Six new members to the DWGA 2003-2004 season Pat Sawin , 41 Commissioner rd Dick Muench include Muriel Roberts, Debbie Fairbanks, Linda Kramer, 3 Place Ann McDonald, Ann McCarthy, and June Muench. Tanya Hochschild 40 The DWGA is an 80 member organization which has This week's scores — week 7 just completed its 20th season of golf events. It's goal is C Flight Game 1 Game 2 the promotion of golf, the development of good sports- st manship, and the scheduling of fun golf events, tourna- 1 Place Yankees Astros 9 -14 2 -17 ments and social functions. New members are always wel- Marcia Cohen | 49 Giants Marlins 13 - 7 14 - 5 come and anyone wishing to join the group should contact 2hd Place Cubs Pirates 7 - 6 Helen Sullivan, (239) 472-4514, or the pro shop at the Betsy Cox 46 Angels Tigers 8 -19 Dunes (239) 472-2325. Phillies Cardinals 8 -19 3rd Place Dodgers Blue Jays 4-7 Nancy McConnel) 42 Blue Pink 15 -14 Red Yellow 6 - 5 D Flight Is' Place Standings for week ending April 24 Claire Bowie 38 2nd Place Major League Wins Losses Linda Kramer 36 Rockies 8 1 rd Astros 7 3 3 Place Giants 6 5 Jane Levene 35 Yankees 5 7 Marlins 1 11 Chip-ins: Pat Sawin (2), Minor League Wins Losses Nancy McConnell, Nancy Greenberg Tigers 6 0 Indians 4 2 Pirates 3 3 Cubs 3 4 Angels 0 7 Beachview Women's Golf Association Girls Softball Wins Losses Blue Jays 5 2 _ April 21 — Dodgers 4 3 On Wednesday, April 21, 2004, the Beachview Jane Proctor who scored a 66, while 26 putts Cardinals 3 4 Women's Golf Association met for League won Peg Royse low putts. Phillies 2 5 play. Low gross winner in the 9 hole group was Minor League Girls Wins Losses Individual play was the game of the day with Ginny O'Neil who carded a score of 50. Sally Yellow 6 1 prizes being awarded for first place in the low Gillett took low net with 35 strokes, and Nancy Blue 5 2 gross, low net, fewest putts categories. Diane Stell had low putts of the 9 holers with 15. Red 1 5 Metz won low gross in the 18 hole group Next week is the final round of the 2003 - Pink 1 5 shooting a 90. Low net was captured by Mary 2004 BWGA season. ISLAND REPORTER J Week of April 29 - May 5, 2004 Ll 15 island REPORTER

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City of Sanibel Ordinance 75-29 • Florida State Statute 372.667 Code of Federal Regulations 50 CFR 27.51 20 3 Week of April 29 - May 5, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER SKILLS & TRADES SAILBOATS island HELP WANTED A GREAT PRICE REPORTER FOR A GREAT CLASSIFIEDS. (239)472-1587 Roadway layout person, minimum 3 yrs. crew chief experience. PLS a SAILBOAT!! ADVERTISE LOCALLY REACH YOUR TARGET CUSTOMER IN plus but not required. Position is $25,000 IRWIN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PUBLICATIONS: full time w/benefits. Call Better Roads (239) 567-2231 EOE 34 FT., 1982 DFWP. HEAD & SHOWER, GALLEY. INFLATABLE 8-1/2 FT. DINGHY INCLUDED. BUILDING BIMINI COVER, BRAND NEW TARGET SELLER PACKAGE Island Reporter CaptEva Current The Lee County Shopper Sanibel's official city Delivered to consumers in DARK GREEN SAILS! i Home delivered every SUPPLIES newspaper with a paid the Captiva area every Wednesday with a distribution of 4,500+ FRONT WINDSHIELD, jj •.J'un.WiFWK Friday circulation of 105,000 FACTORY BUILDING SALE! 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Please call (239) 472-6170 The Pine Island Eaglg e Cape Coral Daily The Saturday Breeze Sanibel Captivp a Islander Pine Island's only Breeze is delivered to 38,000 Delivered on Friday to community publication Reaching homes homes in Cape Coral every home and business with a distribution of' in the Cape Coral every Saturday on Sanibet & Captiva HOME FURNISHING over 7,000 Community daily PHOTOS BRING RESULTS! morning A brand new queen pillow-top WATERFRONT mattress set $130, king pillow-top ii HP $240. Ralph Lauren style 6-Pc. LOTS cherry bedroom set $990: All in Cape Coral, 1920 SE 13th Terrace, m boxes, never Used! (239) 340- sailboat access, seawall in, have 1475. dock permit. Less than 10 minutes The Lehigh Acres Gasparilla Gazette to river. Call for information. (239' Citizen Reaching over 4,000 Carpet Dealer left with many 1st. Sanibel Captiva Reaching 7,000 homes in Boca Charlotte quality carpets. 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Title or No Title: handicap, familial status and energetic - Quick Book Premier, full charge We are now 2000033 Trucks, Cars, Vans. or national origin, or an able to set up appointments bookkeeping. Tax Prep a plus. accepting applications Cash paid for some. intention to make such ASSOCIATES NEEDED. $100 to for interviews, Setup, data entry. In my home. for the Seven days a week. preference, $1,000 per Day, returning take photos and (239)656-5520 Sales Department (239) 633-5080. limitation or phonecalls. No selling, no schedule stories. at our Ask for Chris discrimination. explaining, no convincing. Call Layout experience helpful Island Newspaper Group or leave message. (800) 242-0363 ext. 3010. This publication will not but not necessary PROFESSIONAL on beautiful knowingly accept any LOG HOME DEALERS WANTED. if willing to learn. Sanibel Island. advertisement for real GREAT EARNING POTENTIAL. This is a full-time job The candidate will estate which is in EXCELLENT PROFITS. with benefits HELP WANTED sell & service violation of the law. for the existing accounts WE BUY CLEAN PROTECTED TERRITORY. TEACH IN FLORIDA. Attend the USED CARS Our readers are hereby LIFETIME WARRANTY, right outgoing and and cold call informed that all responsible person. Florida Teach-in, June 14-15, in new business. RUNNING OR NOT AMERICAN MADE-HONEST Orlando. Districts and schools will FOR dwellings VALUE. CALL DANIEL BOONE interview teachers. CALL (8Q0) So.... if you have advertised in this Call Terry Blackmore at a stable work record •CASH* LOG HOMES. (888) 443-4140 832-2435 or (239) 542-0008. newspaper are available (239) 472-5185 www.TeachlnFlorida.cbm and are looking on an equal opportunity OWN A DOLLAR STORE (800) or for an basis. If you feel 227-5314. MINIMUM CASH Renny Severance at exciting and you have been REQUIRED $20K PLUS EQUITY. 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Benefits (239) 335-2267 573-8555 Dept. P- 335 8AM- Available. Call Catherine 11PM/7 Days McFarland. (888) 563-3188 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 29 - May 5, 2004, \2003 • 21 GENERAL REAL GENERAL REAL CONDOS FOR SALE VACATION RENTALS VACATION RENTALS ANNUAL RENTALS ESTATE ESTATE WATERFRONT CONDO BEAUTIFUL SOUTH SEAS RESORT GULF HARBOR POINTE-SANTO HOUSE FOR RENT PUNTA RASSA - SAGAMORE VILLAGE With viewtiful sunsets. GULF-FRONT GULF-FRONT FOR SALE: GLENN CARRETTA PENTHOUSE-CONDO. PRIVATE 3 Bedrooms/2.5 Baths BEAUTIFUL Two Bedrooms, Two Baths. with Fairway View. and the Screened Lanai 2-Bedrooms/2-Baths. LUXURY HOME 4BR/4BA HOME Screened lanai with Two Car Garage. IN THE G. C. TEAM and New Appliances and DESIRABLE WEST-END Low Monthly Maintenance. spiral staircase to POOL-SPA private rooftop sundeck. SCENIC ACREAGE Professional Paint throughout. OF SANIBEL PRESENTS.... Community Pool. the best properties for sale SANIBEL Gorgeous sunrises/sunsets. Located in the Luxurious. WEEKS AVAILABLE $1400/month SANIBEL BAYOUS HARBOURSIDE REALTY Contact Barbara: (239)466-3313 Fully equipped. FOR ALL-SEASONS SUBDIVISION. Call Owner: (239)671-0651 Large wrap-around THE ISLAND'S BEST Substantial savings. FOR-SPECIAL-RATES screened lanai. SANIBEL BIZ - KINZIE ISLAND'S PRIZE IT'S WHERE IT IS! (610)664-2371 CONTACT OWNER Large eat-in kitchen. email: esiegelOl @comcast.net An abundance of TOWNHOME ON THE BEACH DIRECTLY LIKE NEW wildlife WITH BOAT DOCKAGE 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath frequents the bayou. Call: (574) 272-0889 Spacious Condo. 3/3-1/2 bath plus 2 car garage Fax: (574)273-5973 In Marina Community, Watch a variety of birds and workout room. Truly one INVESTMENT CASA YBEL RESORT from your lanai E-mail: [email protected] Near Beaches. of the islands Ijest properties 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Web Page: AVAILABLE MAY 20th. and backyard. PROPERTY OCEAN FRONT www.puliapillyviila.com Walk to Bowman's beach. Gulf front views from nearly $1500/month each room.Soaring cathedral Across from entrance to Super FOR RENT OR SALE (239)841-1141 $649,000 BY OWNERS. Contact: ceilings, open kitchen, 2700 . WalMart: Zoned C-1 commercial, residential. "Money Maker" Huge (239) 368-6354 LES PENDLETON sf of living space. Proudly SUNSET-CAPTIVA AMERICAN REALTY traffic count. Seven houses with www.casaybel.com presented for $2,395,000. annual rent of $31,260. Sale or Newly renovated CONDOS FOR RENT OF CAPTIVA, INC. 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Home trade, $395K. (239) 277-6154 Cape Coral, Tarpon Point Marina, (800) 547-0127 THE SANCTUARY'S in (239) 395-2490 GULF-FRONT Private Tarpon Gardens Circle 3/2, new www.captiva-island.com BEST VALUE condo. 2100SF, 2car attached Over 2800 total square feet COMPLEX Beachfront-Community. garage plus den. First floor view of of luxury. 2 bedrooms, 2-1/2 OFFICE SPACE COURTYARD VIEW Fully furnished. gardens, pools $1500. month. 2CATVS, VCP, baths plus den. Views of Two Story Town Home Jerry 239 565-8642 2.5 Bedrooms, CD/Stereo, W/D. lake, gulf and $299k Sanibel home. You are PERIWINKLE PLACE 2.5 Baths. Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock. Small 2 Br/1 Ba condo on East reading it right. 2br/2ba huge sunsets.Corner condo with Sleeps Six. Call owner end of Island. Completely re- garage, water views, close extra light! This luxury condo Large Screened Lanai (615)371-9029 modeled, steps to bay and to beach. 667 sq. ft. beach. Monthly rental. Call has features not found in any Second floor space in Swimming Pool. http://mywebpages.comcast. Call Wil Compton at property on island at this Indoor Garage. net/sallytom (239) 940-9700. (239)209-6171. Park-like setting. price. 9' ceilings entry Perfect for retail or office. WEEKLY VACATION Call for list of Island properties. RENTALS RE/MAX of the Islands. elevator - eat-in kitchen Nice view, ample parking, corian kitchen. The laundry with a competitive rate. 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Convenient to Jax, WHERE MEMORIES hospital, post office, government great location. $230,000 Savannah. Excellent Financing ARE MADE. center. Pet considered. Available. Call Today! (877) 426- $775/monthly. Yearly lease. First, Twin home lot - overlooks wide 2326 x97 (800)296-8513 last & security. (239) 656-5520 www.nassauhouse.com lake on Rabbit Road. Bring NFM, 1BR cottage on 10 acres. your sister. $359,000 WESTERN N.C. Lake Lure area's Minutes from I-75, shopping. newest development. Big Quiet, secluded, immaculate OVER THE BRIDGE mountain views with resort VACATION RENTALS condition, newly renovated. Month amenities. Golf, tennis, hiking, to month lease now available. BUILT IN '99 boating. Call now for more $665. monthly. (239) 656-5520. EQUAL HOUSING 2,063 SQ. FT. (LIVING) IONA AREA information (800) 992-2502 LOGGERHEAD-CAY 3107 SW 18th PLACE Desirable 3BR riverfront www.buffalojunction.com Fully Furnished OPPORTUNITY CAPE CORAL complex. Like new condition. Two bedroom/two bath ANNUAL RENTALS (TRIPLE LOT) Furnished.9 ft ceilings. Condo. All real estate advertised 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, Superb value. $259,000 Pool-Tennis-Cable-VCR in this newspaper is POOL, TIME SHARE RENTING: ANNUAL RENTAL subject to the SPRINKLER SYSTEM, Brand new Condo St. CHARLES HARBOR NOW THRU SUMMER Federal Fair Housing Act ALL TILED, FRENCH DOOR, FOR SALE BY OWNER One bedroom of 1638 which makes it FENCED, STORM PANELS, Canal front within the gates of with Garage. South Fort Myers favorite 1-516-628-1801 illegal to advertise any FRONT ENTRANCE IS ALTV1 ©aoi.com Near Sanibel & FMB preference, SCREENED, community. 3/3-1/2 bath plus GET JAMMIN'! Available immediately. limitation or FLORATAM SOD, loft, pool dock. KEY WEST $800/month discrimination based GREAT SCHOOLS, Ocean's Reach Gulf Front Condo. RIZZO PITTMAN & PAGE Mediterranean estate home FSBO. One bedroom. Sleeps four. Newly on race, color, QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD. NORTH SIDE. REALTY GROUP, INC. religion, sex, with granite kitchen. decorated. Shelling, pool, tennis. (239)433-1100 FOR $235,000. Cathedral ceilings - lots of FLOATING WEEK. handicap, familial status CALL Top floor for best view. Call owner (800)634-2216 windows and so much more! EXCHANGE for discount. (952) 472-7994 or or national origin, or an (239) 945-2253 OR AVAILABLE. JUST REDUCED: $999,000 or email: [email protected] intention to make such CELL 340-6359, 2 BR/2 BA. preference, LEAVE MESSAGE. with Robb and Stucky SLEEPS SIX. 2 BR/2 BA in Beachview. limitation or designer furnishings FULL KITCHEN, Country Club. PUNTA RASSA Gorgeous pool home discrimination. $1,110,000. This is a must LANAI, SANIBEL HARBOUR This publication will not 2 POOLS, HOT TUB. with views of golf knowingly accept any THE WAYNE RUSSELL see property! HERITAGE COVE course. 1800/month. OCEAN ACCESS,. SANIBEL VIEW advertisement for real GROUP, INC. BOAT SLIP. 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IT'S WHERE IT IS! $141,500 (800) 899-7327 22 • Week of April 29-May 5, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER Michael James Ferd' Hardenbergh from Calumet IBgh School. Clarence was a metallurgical Michael James 'Ferd' Hardenbergh, 43, of Sanibel, died - engineer for Republic Steel Corporation for 35 years. He a on April 21, 2004. Born in Cleveland, OH to MarFftand -5W3S member df SL Mary's Catholic Church; the Sanibel Dr. Treadway C. Parker Tina Hardenbergh, he moved to Florida in 1981. Island Lions Club and a Melvin Jones Fellow. Mr. Nelson Dr. Treadway C. Parker died unexpectedly on Sanibel He worked at South Seas Plantation, Sunshine Cafe, was a WWII Army combat veteran, serving in the Asiatic- Island, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Dr. Parker, an industrial Beachview Steakhouse, and was most recently assistant Pacific Theater. He fought in the battle at Luzon and psychologist, was retired from the American Management banquet manager at the Sun Dial. He also worked at the received three Bronze Stars and the Purple Heart. Association in New York City. Sanibel Bookstore and was an avid Cleveland Browns and Survivors include his wife of 55 years, Anne Nelson; He is survived by his wife, Mary Alanna, and his three Indians fan. one daughter, Frida Cannon, (husband-Tom), Muncie; children: Rebekah Rowe, Jonathan Parker and Elizabeth Ferd is survived by his parents, Mark and Tina three grandchildren, Margaret Cannon, Bloomington; Parker, and six grandchildren. Hardenbergh of Burton, OH; his brother Stephen of Patrick Cannon, (wife-Lori), Fishers; and Elizabeth Since his retirement from AMA, Dr. Parker, along with Portland, OR; his sisters and brothers-in-law, Laura and Cannon, Indianapolis. He was preceded in death by his par- his partner, founded a consulting firm, Breakthrough Wayne Gifford of Bethesda, MD, and Holly and Ray ents; and one brother, Alfred W. Nelson in 1998. Enterprises. He also co-authored many training programs Binder of Cleveland Heights, OH; and a niece, Julia E. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00 a.m. for Ideal Health and other national organizations. Binder; as well as by many loyal friends. Monday at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Father Ed Tread was most loved on Sanibel Island, his residence A memorial service celebrating Ferd's life was held on Kacena officiating. Entombment will follow in the Elm for the past one and one half years, for his devotion to Algiers Beach on Sunday, April 25. Memorial contributions Ridge Cemetery Mausoleum. Friends may call at The nature and the environment. He was a volunteer for may be made to Lee Memorial Health Systems, Health Meeks Mortuary and Crematory from 3:00 until 6:00 p.m. C.R.O.W. and a member of the Sanibel Wildlife Park, c/o Intensive Care Unit E, or a charity of one's choice. Sunday or after 9:00 a.m. Monday. Committee. Tread recently performed in the Off-Beach Memorials may be directed to St. Mary's Catholic Players production of "We Blew Up The Bridge, Didn't Clarence Nelson Church, 2300 W. Jackson, Muncie, IN 47303 or to Hospice, We?" Clarence Nelson, 79, of Yorktown, and a former resident c/o Ball Memorial Hospital, 2401 W. University Ave., A memorial mass was held at St. Isabel's Church, of of Highland, Indiana and Sanibel, passed away Wednesday Muncie, IN 47303. Online condolences to the family can be which he was a member, on Tuesday. In lieu of flowers, evening, April 21, 2004 at Ball Memorial Hospital. sent to [email protected].. donations in his name may be-made to St. Isabel's Church He was born September 4, 1924 in Chicago, the son of or C.R.O.W. Frida and Willgot Nelson, grew up there and graduated Edith H. Mugridge's obituary may found on page 18.

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Pictured here: Doug Dietrich, Jean and Doug Lowe, Joe and Daria Letourneau, Marj and Fred Nordstrom, |an and Max Koletzke, Susie and David Kentner, Gail Daneman, and Bob Fesq.

Jill Dillon and Alice Walzer marching in Washington on Sunday, April 25. See page 8 for the story. See page 3 for story.

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The Stock Exchange Sanibel Island Realty By Jenny Burnham By jenny Burnham

Dave Torrance and Kim Greten Bob Jura of Sanibel Island opened The Stock Exchange in 2002 Realty specializes in residential to pursue their goal of running a con- real estate on Sanibe! and Captiva. signment operation that specialized He customizes his approach to only in high-end, upscale, merchan- buying or selling to meet the needs dise. of his clients, making the time to The model for their store came do whatever is needed to wrap up a from a store founded by Dave's deal. mother, Connie, who opened the Plus, he is, smiles Bob, :"a guide original Slock Exchange in to Paradise." Barrington. Rhode Island, in 1975. Bob and his wife, Jennifer, When they were planning their moved to Sanibel from California enterprise, Dave and Kim looked in 1995. As a Realtor for 22 years, closely at the local market and decided to concentrate on just furniture, home furnishings, Bob brings a wealth of profession- and art. "We don't accept bedroom furniture, lanai furniture, or clothing." says Dave. al experience as well as local Inventory at the store runs the gamut from quirky, hand-painted chairs and tables to seri- knowledge to his real estate busi- ous Victorian antiques to formal upholstered pieces. Lamps, florals, rugs, throws, and wall ness. art also decorate the 4000-square-foot showroom. Active in his community. Bob is "Kim deserves all the credit" for the appearance of the store, says Dave. She is respon- a member of the Lion's Club and sible for the arrangement and layout, and for the small touches that make the store so beau- Optimist's Clubs of Sanibel. He is tiful. Kim also runs an interior design sen1 ice called Designing Woman. on the boards of the Sanibe! In general, Dave and Kim find that their serious shoppers are people building a "new sec- Community Association, the Palm ond home," who are looking for contemporary, colorful pieces. Lake Homeowner's association, and the Sanibel Optimist's Club. He says, "'1 The response, according to Dave, "has been phenomenal." The store has over 500 con- look forward to continuing to serve the community through civic associa- signors, and receives calls daily from individuals and companies who hope to place pieces tions." with them. Usually a low-key kind of guy, Bob is tenacious when il comes lo busi- For their consignors. Dave and Kim insist on "very fair practice." When The Slock ness. '"I'll turn their home into my office,'" he says of his clients, "if that's Exchange accepts a piece. Dave and Kim price the item with the consignor. If the consign- what it takes to get a sale." or brings the piece to the store, the split is 50/50. If the store picks up the piece, the split is His entrepreneurial spirit means you'll ha\e his full attention, and because 40/60. Each consignor is guaranteed a price for each item, with a sliding scale of pricing he is a broker as well as a real estate agent, Bob is one-stop shopping for over time. those buying or selling real estate. "We don't bargain." says Dave. "When you consign with us, you are guaranteed a spe- Bob gives much of the credit for his success to his wife, Jennifer, who acts cific dollar amount" when the piece sells. "You know exactly what youll be reimbursed at as a hostess at his open houses and is instrumental in the closing of each real any given point in time." estate deal. Jennifer, he says, "helps to massage the transaction to a relaxing The Stock Exchange is located at 15660 San Carlos Boulevard in Fort Myers (across the conclusion." parking lot from Big Lots). Telephone: 239-437-4333. For Designing Woman, contact Kim Contact Bob Jura by calling 239-292-6184 or by emailing him at bobju- Greten at 239-433-2'184. [email protected].

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