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We Sell Our Listings!! Please Join Us! $5,300,000 Stunning New .Model!si,S'W. 2 • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • Islander Sanibel School Groundbreaking Thursday, May 13 was Volunteer Appreciation Day at the Sanibel School. A host of volunteers turned up at 9:30 a.m. for a breakfast of muffins, fruit and coffee provided by Island Cow. They were also treated to a series of thank you sonir.s, skits and speeches per- formed by various grades of the school under the theme of a "Gratitude Attitude." The finale was a big number from their recent stage production of Pompadours and Poodle Skirts celebrating the music of the Id-presenting the Sanibel S«hool Campaign at the ground- 1950s. breaking festivities were Campaign President Sandy /ajiorchuk, Honorary Co-chair Sam Bailey, Sanibel School School, see page 9 Principal Barbara van Harten, and Co-chairs Betsy Ventura and Terry Igo. Vori llai'h-n ibi-lou Icl'l) ;nul IIon<ir:ir\ Campaign ('o-cliair ICjiilcy with Sanihcl Mayor Steve Hmu n. MY PERSONAL PLEDGE TO THE PEOPLE OF SANIBHL: • I will continue to be fiscally responsible and support a conservative budget, • I will lead an effort to involve Sanibellians with Lee county on causeway issues including if necessary our legal alternatives. • I will support diversity in age and income on Sanibel. • I will pursue a comprehensive redevelopment plan. • I will support in concept the master recreation plan for our youth and seniors. • I will support our environmental programs. • I will support our Island business community. •$• I will continue to oppose pay for Council Members. • I will support term limits for Council Members. • I will pursue other options for selecting planning commissioners including election. "I will be dedicated to preserving Sanibel as a small town community where we live in harmony with each other and with nature." - /? SIGNED: ^ J^L^L-^ -J£ X>2*^ STEPHEN R. BROWN FOR YOUR VOTE ON MARCH 4TH Steve Brown Campaign Account, PO Box 190, Sanibel, Florida, 33957 Pd. Pol. Adv. Paid for by Steve Brown Campaign Account and Approved by Steve Brown Islander • Week of February 21 - 27, 2003 • 3 COLUMNISTS I);itolinc; Hollywood \ Litf.lv Joe Micale I hive Horton Murray Suhmun — page 13 A Lee Horton The Meta«tatic Life Pierot page 5 A THERE ARE STILL — MEMO — - .• i< 1: To: Sheriff Shoap PLENTY OF FOLKS From: All of Us I PASSING ON THE Re: Causeway Speed RIGHT AND BEATING THE BRIDGES TO Center Singe WHAT HAPPENED TO 20 fl\PH ON Mam ha Wagnw THEIR HASTY DErtMSE. THE CAUSEWAY? WE RErtEm- NOW WE HEAR THE DEPUTIES BER A PROMISE THAT THE NEW WILL BE REMOVED ALTOGETHER. TEMPORARY SPEED LIMIT Music WOULD BE ENFORCED. BUT HUH 1111 ? ONE BITE AND t LUNA CAPE.. Refreshment Center YOU'RE HOOKED Smoothies Protein Shakes SKAI'OOIJ • SI'ORTS • SI'IKM'S coffee Drinks FOR LUNCH! 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Renoir died Captiva celebrates its first anniversary at the final to speak at Democratic Club later that year and it's estimated that today meeting of the season on March 3. Special only eight copies of the print still exist. The The Democratic Club of the Islands will Guests Include; Chip McAfee - Chief print has been valued at $2,500 although Meterologist for Fox 4 TV, who will speak about host Veronica Shoemaker — newly re-elect- some have sold for $4,000. This outstand- the upcoming weather and its effects on local gar- ed to the Fort Myers City Council — on ing piece of art will be auctioned Saturday dening; Dr. Daniel and Mary Alice Porecki will Thursday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. at the Sanibel evening, Feb. 22, at the ABC Sale and talk about their 800 orchids, including many Public Library. Auction on Captiva. unique and award-winning plants; Susan Scott In addition to serving as Councilwoman Another valuable auction item is the will show you how to create an environmentally for the past twenty years, Shoemaker has 1998 Ford Contour LX sedan with only friendly backyard. Lisa Marino of Southern spearheaded many projects to help the poor 26,000 miles on it. Ten reasons to buy the Living at Home will show you the latest floral Ford Contour LX: (1) It is a fine car for and displaced citizens of Dunbar. Her brain- items to enhance your home and garden. your new driver grandchild; (2) It's a cool The meeting will be from 1 to 3:30 p.m. on' child, Hope House, provides care and shel- car for your new driver child; (3) It's the Monday, March 3 but come at 12:30 in order to ter for up to 25 displaced children until per- perfect birthday gift for a college-bound stu- d'iK'iivros from Si mill SIMS Resoit, iiu liidini> see the Southern Living exhibit. Enjoy tea sand- manent homes can be found. Shoemaker will dent; (4) It is a splendid car for your mother-in- such treats as coconut liicd shrimp with sweci wiches, anniversary cake and tea and enter to discuss the March 4 election to decide law; (4) It's a loaded car to replace your old beat- hoi chili sauce and lump nab on sticky rice win great raffle prizes. Try to name the Mysteiy whether the unincorporated enclaves of er; (5) It makes a fabulous surprise gift for Her cake. 'Ilicic will also Iv duck liiiL'.ers from ihe Tea... The meeting will be at the Sanibel Dunbar, surrounded by the city, will be or Him; (6) It is the perfect second car you've Mucky Duck. Community Church, 1740 Periwinkle Way (next annexed to Fort Myers. She is hard at work always wanted; (7) It's red. You've always The lull schedule tor the 2(KU ARC Sale to Jerry's),Admission is only $3. Call Barbara at wanted a red car; (8) It's an awesome island car; registering voters and educating the public and Auction on Saturday. Feb. 2.'.: 472-8334 for your reservation.Great Raffle (9) Naw, too good for that; (10) It's a great way 7:00 a.in Col Ice and pustiies lor sale. Prizes and Mysteiy Tea Contest. on the need for annexation. All interested to support the ABC Sale & Auction. are welcome to attend. 8:00 a.m. noon The traditional Allies The auction begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Basements Closets ABC - iiiinniajic sale, Captiva Civic Association Building at 11550 baked i<oods, 50/50 laille. Silent Auction Chapin Lane on Captiva. The auction will be Vegetation Waste Pickup Resumes I, viewing of the Art Trays and a chance to preceded by a social hour with delicious hors Tin1 City of Sanibcl announced today thai vegetation waste pick-ups, suspended sec that meat red car! Hot iloijs and hev- since F:eb. 7. have resumed, effective yesterday with (ho original pick-up days. The orges can be purchased duriiu> (lie Sale. Cily will now be processing the vegetation on-island. with the resulting mulch-like 5:30 p.m. I're-A not ion Social Hour with product available to residents at the recycling center on Dunlop. In order to assure hois d'ocuvres from South Seas Resort end-product quality, residents are asked to refrain from bagging materials •••• only- and The Mucky Duck. Silcul Auclion II and viewing of Art Trays. Renoir print, bundle and/or, cmtttfaerize fljfittuCaU ihe DegarUneni of Public Works at 472-6397 Ford Contour and all the other awesome auction items. (y.Mi p.m. Aiiciiou inside ("apliva Civic Association Buildint' .it 11550 Chapin I auc iiiiiiluiii-il l>\ \ in.
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