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City of Sanibel Plans for 2005 Hurricane Season by GARY PHILLIPS [email protected]

City of Sanibel Plans for 2005 Hurricane Season by GARY PHILLIPS Gphillips@Breezenewspapers.Com

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19-- 25, 2005 SAN IB EL; & CAPTI VA, FLOR I DA VOLLJ M E 32 • N UMBER 2 1 City of Sanibel plans for 2005 hurricane season By GARY PHILLIPS [email protected]

With the official start of the 2005 Hurricane Season less than two weeks away, the City of Sanibel is ready with-an updated hurricane plan they hope they won't need. Sanibel's 2004 Hurricane Plan has earned awards at the state and federal levels for pre-hurricane prepara- tion and for actions taken after Hurricane Charley with regards to resident's re-entry to the island and debris cleanup. City Manager Judie Zimomra said the city is not con- tent to rest on its laurels, but instead has been improving the plan for this hurricane season and gathering sugges- tions from the public. "We took a couple of months where we*asked people to send in suggestions they had from the last year," she said. "Obviously we had a lot of input. We've made some internal refinements to our hurricane plan." File photo Zimomra said there are four main focus points in this A prepared city government set up temporary operations in Fort Myers during Hurricane Charley iast year. year's plan; to educate the public and warn of the dan- gers of storm surge that often accompanies hurricanes, to urge citizens with special needs to preregister for City receives award for innovation evacuation assistance and a space at a special needs shel- ter, to inform the citizenry on the availability and safety The City and County Management Association city's website and hourly updates of the hurricane hotline of storm shelters and what they should and should not (FCCMA) selected the City of Sanibel as this year's recipi- number during the 2004 hurricane season. take to the shelters and to advise residents and business ent of their Innovation in Communications and Technology Smith has been employed by the City of Sanibel since owners about changes in the re-entry program. 1998. He graduated from Towson State University in 1986 Award in the "under 20,000 population category." The Storm surge is water that is pushed onto land by a with a B.S. in Chemistry and has 17 years of information award \\u:> presented to the City on May 13, 2005 at the strong storm, causing massive damage and flooding. technology experience that started with molecular modeling FCCMA Annual Conierenee in Tampa. Sanibel was spared from storm surge during Hurricane and computational chemistry for a pharmaceutical venture Charley, but Zimomra warns against being complacent capital company in Baltimore, Md. , in future hurricanes. This year, he earned a GSEC certification from the "People think 'well, my house rode it through before, SANS Institute. Smith moved to Sanibel in 1994 and has a I'm riding it through again now'. That's a very danger- seven-year old son who attends the Sanibel School. ous proposition," she said. Claney, a Computer Support Specialist, has been Residents who have physical challenges or other spe- employed by the City of Sanibel since 2001. He has 10 cial needs should make arrangements for evacuation and years of information technology experience that started as shelter space before a storm is on the way, Zimomra an US Navy Operations Specialist. said. Claney has obtained an MCSE and is currently pursuing a Computer Science Degree through the University of See PLAN Florida and SANS certification. He moved to Lee County in page 4 2000. Bert Smith John "Mike" Claney 4 1 The Innovation in Communications and Technology Pelicans and cormorants get help going home Award is presented annually to a municipality which has demonstrated exceptional communication efforts with its By Birgie Vertesch citizenry. The City of Sanibel was nominated for this award Director of Development, CROW by Mr. Bruce St. Denis, Town Manager, Longboat Key, Fla. In submitting the nomination for this award, Longboat There are people and organizations in this area dedi- Key Town Manager St. Denis stated, "The Town of cated to the vital work of preserving natural habitats. The Longboat Key was so impressed with the City of Sanibel's Clinic for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) is working use of technology and their outstanding effort to communi- to help preserve the species that live within those habitats cate with their citizens that we immediately changed our through rescue, care, rehabilitation and education. This Standard Operating Procedures to incorporate these innova- held true when four of their patients were released back tions. During (Hurricanes) Frances, Ivan and Jeanne, special into the wild, where they belong. messages tailored specifically to expected conditions on The patients, two pelicans and two cormorants, came Longboat Key were placed on our website at least twice per to CROW for different reasons. Red tide affects every- day. The Town has • received more favorable comments one, but in particular the wildlife that spends a majority about this communication technique than anything else in of the time in the water. The two cormorants came in suf- my eight years working with the town." fering from toxicosis as a result of red tide syndrome. If Accepting the award on behalf of the City of Sanibel caught early and treated for the poisoning, patients can were city employees Bert Smith, MIS Director and John survive under the right circumstances. This was the case "Mike" Claney, Computer Support Specialist. Smith and for the cormorants, one of which was found wandering Claney were instrumental in the communications with Wildlife Drive in a daze at the J.N. "Ding" Darling Dr. Paul Andrews and Kendra Willett get ready to Sanibel citizens through continuous real-time updates of the National Wildlife Refuge. The other was found along the beaches of Sanibel. release four patients from CROW. Both pelicans were found on Sanibel, and both with fishing line/hook injuries. Pelican patient #365 was INDEX found by a guide with Tarpon Bay Explorers when he was taking a boat of tourists on an excursion of Tarpon • LETTERS page , 6 Indians go 8-0 City Council Local swimmers Bay. On their way back, the guide noticed something • DATELINE page 7 reviews plans return to teach glistening in the mangroves and upon further inspection • VOXPOPUU page 9 found the pelican hanging in the branches from fishing line, dying a slow, painful death. The guide worked to • SPORTS page 10 free the pelican and brought him to CROW for care. San-Cap Youth Baseball Council considers Two SWAT swimming • LOOKING BACK .... page 12 & Softball has a team alternate plans for the islanders return to the Rec Patient #365 survived, as did the others, and all were • TV LISTINGS page 13 ; with a perfect record on new center to be built. Center this summer. successfully released by a member of the CROW staff who • POLICE BEAT page 14 the season was assisted by Dr. Paul Andrews, President of the Sanibel- Captiva Audubon Society and Kendra Willett, a biologist ® OBITUARY page 15 with J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. • PERMITS page 16 — See page 10 — See page 5 - See page 19 See CROW • CLASSIFIEDS page 17 page 2 2 • Week of May 19-25, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER 7th graders learn about life in Tarpon Bay

The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation determine the water clarity using a Secchi disc. They Following the boat tour, the students received a tour (SCCF) teamed up with Tarpon Bay Explorers to take also took measurements of the salinity, dissolved oxygen of the REDstart facilities. Here they were able to view Sanibel School seventh graders out on the bay. Richard and temperature of the water using a hydroprobe. how people can positively benefit the life thatlives in the Finkel and Megan Tinsley from SCCF talked to the stu- Along with the scientific investigations, visual obser- estuary. REDstart is a marine aquaculture facility that dents about and allowed the students to observe back vations helped to bring the topics to the forefront. The receives juvenile fish and raises them to a larger, size. bay estuary ecology. The factors that affect the health importance of mangroves and sea grass was highlighted When released, the larger fish are more likely to survive. and quality of this estuary system, as a nursery ground as habitat and a food source for marine life, and as an REDstart is funded by South Florida Water Management for sport and commercial fish, were the topics of this island stabilizer. During a discussion on monofilament District. trip. line and rookery islands an unexpected visitor appeared Along with the educational aspects^ the 7th graders enjoyed their Friday outing. They even topped it off with ice cream on the decks at Tarpon Bay Explorers. CROW From page 1

"If possible, we like to release our patients in pairs and it worked out this time around," said CROW staff veterinarian, PJ Deitschel. Because two of the patients were found at Ding Darling and the other two on Sanibel, it was determined that the refuge would be the best pos- sible location for release. "It was clear these birds wanted out, and it was as if they knew they were going home," said Paul Andrews. "Conservation and preservation of our wildlife, in partic- ular birds, is what the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society is all about, and it was exciting to be a part of a release," said Andrews. "We are very lucky to have such a profes- sional wildlife hospital like CROW, caring for all of Lee County's wildlife." Established in 1968, CROW is one of the nation's The students were given the opportunity to observe to lead the discussion on human impact in the Bay - a leading wildlife rehabilitation hospitals for tropical arid conduct hands on research methods that help deter- dolphin swimming very close to the boat. The excite- native and migratory wildlife. A nonprofit veterinary mine the quality of the estuary. Students collected plank- ment quickly gave way to other emotions as every one hospital, CROW provides medical care for 3,500 injured, ton, by towing a plankton net, and observed the diversi- came to realize that the dolphin had a lure lodged in its sick and orphaned wildlife patients each year from all of ty of plantktonic life. Each student got the chance to back and was trailing monofilament line. Lee County, seven days a week, 365 days a year. CROW relies exclusively on private donations to operate. Gifts can be mailed to CROW at P.O. Box 150; Sanibel, FL 33957. For more information about CROW, - contact Birgie Vertesch, Director of Development at 472- Sighrseeing-SunseT Cnuises 3644, or via the web at www.crowcmiic.org. Renral & TOUR Boar Tnws * enjoy [Roudwhi dolphins, scenic IUITHRC TOURS and Samhd's famous SIUISCTS

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• Clinically tested • Doctor prescribed • Relief lasts for years Taste of the islands 76% of patients eliminated their pain Best Appetizer and required no further treatment. Best Booth Presentation 728-DISC And for the 5th Year in a Row, (728-3472) TH|_ PEOPLE'S CHOICE WINNEE! NOW-SURGICAL spine & Disc care center ISLAND REPORTER • Week of May 19 - 25, 2005 • 3 City honors construction accident victims By GARY PHILLIPS as he was ejected from the crane's cab," Johnston read [email protected] from the proclamation. "The Sanibel City Council and the citizens of Sanibel wish to offer our heartfelt condo- The Sanibel City Council honored the victims of a lences to the family of Mr. Crappell on his passing, and recent construction accident on the Sanibel Causeway at to recognize and honor Mr. Crappell for his heroic act their Tuesday meeting. that saved the lives of others." Mayor Carla Johnston began by reading a proclama- Johnston also presented a proclamation wishing a tion of appreciation for crane operator Kent A. Crappell, "swift and full recovery" for John T. Collins, another Boh the Boh Brothers Construction employee who died in the Brothers worker who was seriously injured in the April 25 tragedy. Crappell was using the crane to lift a mishap. 165-foot concrete piling when it broke and began to fall. "The quick thinking and direct action from fellow He sounded an air horn to warn his fellow workers and construction workers allowed Mr. Collins to be safely swung the crane to move the danger away from the other freed from the resulting rubble of the accident," Johnston men and the roadway. read. "An injured Mr. Collins was taken to Lee Memorial "In performing this selfless final act, Mr Crappell sac- Hospital, where he continues to recover." rificed his own life to save his co-workers and motorists County Commission honors heroic crane operator By LAURA NICKERSON pening that day, one that could easily have killed many [email protected] others. Terry Igo, senior Vice President for Sanibel/Captiva On May 17, at the Old County Courthouse in down- Trust Company; Robert Parks, Sanibel & Captiva town Fort Myers, a memorial presentation was given Chamber of Commerce board member, and owner of for the family of Boh Brothers employee Kent the Twilight Cafe; and Dave Reynolds, the island resi- Crappell, who died heroically in a crane accident on dent who first formed the idea of a memorial fund, pre- Photo by Gary Phillips the Sanibel Causeway, April 25. sented a check to the Crappell family. The check was Sanibel Mayor Carla Johnston reads a proclamation Lee County commissioners Bob Janes, Tammy Hall, drawn on a trust company account which has been set honoring the victims of last month's crane accident on \ Doug St. Cerny, John Albion and Ray Judah presented up to accept donations for the last two weeks. the causeway. Mrs. Crappell and the couple's daughter with a plaque, The commissioners gave the Crappells their heart- a replica of one that will be displayed at the entrance to felt sympathy and thanks, and Reynolds spoke of his Span A of the new Causeway upon its completion. desire to somehow show the family how much the res- The plaque honors Crappell, who gave his life idents of both islands valued the crane operator's attempting to avert an even greater tragedy from hap- unselfish deed. City Council declares Safe Boating Week By Gary Phillips [email protected] Mayor Carla Johnston presented a proclamation to Lt. Greg Stanley of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission declaring May 21 through 27 "Lee County Safe Boating Week" during the coun- cil's Tuesday meeting. "There are over 980,000 registered vessels in Florida and over 48,000 registered in Lee County," Johnston read from the proclamation. "Boating acci- dents are a continuing concern, with the vast majority caused by human error or poor judgment and not by the boat, equipment or environmental factors." The proclamation also stated that "Lee County has been selected by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Boating and Waterways section to launch new state-wide boating safety initia- tives." Along with the designation of Safe Boating Week, the proclamation urged the citizens of Sanibel to "observe every day as Safe Boating Day.

Photo by Laura Nickerson From left: Commissioners Bob Janes and Tammy Hall, Kent Crappell's daughter and wife, Commissioners Doug St. Cerny, John Albion and Ray Judah.

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Sanibel Lo 4:51 a The Planning Commission meeting agenda is posted on the City's bulletin board. It can Light Hi; be obtained at the Planning Department for no charge or accessed on the City web site Lo 5:57 p 5:17 a 12:54 a 2:03 a 3:27,a 10:00 p 10:57 p at www.mysanibel.com after 4:00 p.m. the Friday before a scheduled meeting. Staff HS 10*32 a 3 5:38 a ' 5;'54 al reports and other materials related to the Planning Commission agenda are available Lo 6:41 p 10:56 a 11:25 a 12:00 p for $.15/page from the Planning Department.

Captiva Lo 3:35 a In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special (Outside) ||j "8:43 a : accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Jim Isom, 1:0f-p Administrative Services Director no later than one day prior to the proceedings. Lo 4:41 p 4:01 a 12:35 a 1:44 a 3:08 a 12:24 p 9:41 p Telephone (239) 472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Hi 10:02a 4:27 a- '8:33:p Relay Service at 71 lfor assistance. 44*06* a* ISLAND REPORTER • Week of May 19-25, 2005 • 5 City Council awards contract for tree replanting

By GARY PHILLIPS Charley. The Tourist Development Council is trees that you can get but would be too [email protected] "It became apparent that one of our part of the Lee County government and expensive to replant the parks thoroughly." high priorities was restoring our wildlife Councilman Jim Jennings expressed his Loflin said the project would be planted Sanibel will soon take another step habitat and Dr. Loflin has worked very thanks at the meeting. in phases. toward hurricane recovery after city coun- diligently, including getting outside fund- "I really appreciate Lee County doing "The theory is it would be a mistake to cil voted to accept a bid for tree replanting ing as well as the bids in place so we can that for us. We should take every opportu- stuff everything into the ground all at once from a Palmetto, Florida landscaping be planting by this rainy season," Zimomra nity to pat them on the back," Jennings and then just stand back, so we are going firm. Ecoscape, Inc. will replant trees and said. said. "One thing I learned as a teacher is, if to do this in phases over two years," he shrubs at the four main beach parks on the Loflin said a landscape plan was you reward good behavior you'll see more said. "The first plantings will be extensive island: City Boat Ramp/Causeway Park, devised and money sources were sought of it." and in the most utilized areas. We'll prob- Lighthouse Park, Gulfside (Algiers) Park before bids were taken. Loflin said the parks are home to vari- ably start in June and July and take advan- and Bowman's Beach. The funds for the "We do have a design for each of the ous wildlife. tage of those rains. It's always critical for project will be supplied through various parks. As for the funding for the projects, "These parks are big enough to provide new plantings. It's one thing when you're grants and not from the city budget. we've applied for approximately eight or exceptional wildlife habitat, some are crit- putting a few hundred dollars worth of In a report to City Manager Judie nine grants," Loflin said. "So far we have ical," Loflin said. "Lighthouse Park is one plants in the ground, but we're talking Zimomra, Natural Resources Director Dr. positive results from three of them; of the most important sites for migratory about a quarter-million dollars worth. We Rob Loflin said only two companies sub- $100,000 from the South Florida Water songbirds in Lee County." want to make sure we do it right and take mitted bids and Ecoscape had the lowest Management District, $200,000 from the Loflin added that the plans call for cost- care of them." price tag and good references, including Florida State Wildlife Grant Program effective trees to be planted. Councilman Steve Brown is still away two examples of municipal landscaping which is actually federal money, and from "We're going for the middle of the road, from Sanibel for medical reasons, but was for the City of Sarasota and another pro- the Tourist Development Council we also we're not going for the $7,000-each oak able to participate by speakerphone. ject in New Port Richey. got $400,000 for all the parks. We're over trees," he said. "We have a lot of palm "It's typical of Sanibel and the super- At Tuesday's council meeting, a million dollars at the current time and trees to give that tropical look. Those are stars we have working with us and the Zimomra said replanting vegetation was still have some outstanding grants out spec'd between 12 and 20 feet (tall) so ability to get this money," Brown said. "It an immediate concern after Hurricane there." they're not the absolute towering, mature never ceases to amaze me." Council gets budget report City Council considers Rec Center plans By GARY PHILLIPS BY GARY PHILLIPS facility. The school has wonderful computer facilities and [email protected] [email protected] this may be an overkill," Denham said. "For the changing/locker/shower rooms, I suggest we ask for a less Sanibel City Council received the final report from Sanibel City Council held a lengthy discussion among expensive facility." the Five-Year Budget Projection Review Committee at themselves, the city staff and the public on proposed plans Denham also listed delaying the building of tennis courts their Tuesday meeting. The ad hoc committee was for a new Sanibel Recreation Center at their Tuesday meet- and postponing the building of multipurpose meeting and formed in January to elicit citizen involvement in the ing. The council had been presented with the plans at a pre- team rooms as ways to cut costs. council's budgeting process for the 2005-2006 fiscal vious meeting, but Tuesday discussed modifying the plans Councilman Tom Rothman said he has also had citizen year and to look ahead at the city's financial future in hopes of cutting some of the nearly $13 million price for input regarding the proposed complex's size and cost. over the next five years. The eight-member committee the project. "I'm hearing that the design has gone overboard, it's is headed by Chairman Tim O'Neill. City Manager Judie Zimomra said some council mem- gone too far. It's lost touch with the people of the commu- "We used the assumption that service levels would bers had expressed concern over the project's expense. nity," he said. be maintained as they are. As a result, the budget pro- "They've sought some modified designs, they would like Rothman said he's also heard complaints that the process jections take that into consideration," O'Neill said. to see an alternative," she said. "They would like to see the has not been open enough to the public. Rothman said his The report detailed 10 recommendations: architect put pen to paper to come up with alternative costs." list of design changes were similar to Denham's, then pre- • Increase the city's annual budget by $900,000 per Vice-mayor Mick Denham said he is concerned with the sented his recommendations point by point. He suggested year for fiscal years 2006 through 2009 to cover the city's finances and has spoken with numerous residents who constructing a single gym rather than the double gym the net cost of Hurricane Charley and begin to increase are in support of the center, but not so supportive of the cost. current rec center plan calls for. Rothman advocated having the city's hurricane disaster reserve fund by "My poll is not very scientific, but 98 percent of the peo- the architect study the feasibility of keeping the existing lap $100,000 per year to a balance of $2 million. ple I've polled said we need a new rec center," he said. "And pool as part of the new center. • Revise operating fund capital spending under the 95 percent said we need to pare down the cost of the rec cen- "There's really nothing physically wrong with the exist- council-approved five-year Capital Improvement ter." ing lap pool but it does need a whole new filter system," he Plan. Denham's list of modifications included reducing the said. "The pool also needs to be resurfaced." • Commission a redevelopment study. size of the complex. Rothman said a new family pool could be built, but not • Expand the "compensation for performance plan" "These are a range of things that I would like looked at," the more elaborate four-pool complex that has been pro- for exempt employees. he said, "The swimming pool complex seems to be too elab- posed. He said he's heard support for keeping the existing orate. The recommendation I got was to reduce the swim- designs for the locker rooms and weight/fitness rooms but • Appropriate $200,000 annually for the next five ming pool center to one that is less extensive." eliminating crafts and multipurpose rooms. years to support housing and commuting solutions Denham suggested having one pool for lap swimming Mayor Carla Johnston said she had no design changes to for attraction and retention of city employees. and another "family" pool with shallow areas for children. offer, but she is looking at the long-term use of a new rec • If the city council decides to build a new recreation He also advised changing some interior designs of the rec center. center, finance the project with voter-approved gen- center. See REC CENTER eral obligation bonds. "Keep the conference room but remove the computer lab page 10 • Establish an ad hoc citizen committee, a Strategic Planning Committee, having the charge of develop- ing alternative long-range fiscal plans for the city

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The Florida Commission for Independent Education and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. 6 • Week of May 19-25,2005 0 ISLAND REPORTER ing on a marked bicycle path, any street or A Segway weighs 80 lbs, and with an To the Editor: road where bicycles are permitted, and a adult male of 160 lbs on it constitutes a Planners historically excluded pedes- LETTERS sidewalk. mass of 240 lbs — A substantial force. trians and pedestrian equipment However, a municipality can prohibit Segways travel at a speed of 12.5 mph (Segways) in the Sanibel Plan. the operation of Segways on any road, (which is more than a mile every 5 min- To the Sanibel City Council: Please To the Editor: street or bicycle path, if the municipality utes.) Pretty fast. reconsider the opposition position stat- These are comments I made at the city determines that: "Such a prohibition is If one of these vehicles carrying that ed by the Bike Club May 10, regarding council meeting on Tuesday, May 17. necessary ia the interest of safety." weight and traveling at that speed collides rental business introduction of Segways. We suggest that such a prohibition of with a person, a bicycle, a child on a bicy- Allowing any motor vehicles/devices on Madam Mayor and Members of the these vehicles on the Sanibel shared use cle, or a pram, there would be substantial the bike paths, recently re-named Sanibel City Council: paths is necessary in the interest of safety, damage and injuries to the person hit. "Shared Use Paths," appears in violation I am here today, on behalf of myself and we urge Council to make such a deter- And what about the liability of the City of the current Sanibel Plan to which and COTI [Committee of the Islands] to mination and to enact an appropriate pro- for damages to anyone injured by • a Planning Commissioners are obligated speak about Segways hibiting ordinance. Segway? to conform. Shared-use-paths are not in But not about the use permit sought by To continue to allow Segways to be The state statute does not require that the current plan. Billy's Bicycles. I would like to speak to operated on our crowded shared use paths operators of Segways carry any insurance; The Planning Commission decision the broader issue of whether or not is clearly not safe. These paths are cur- and most operators will not carry insur- failed on May 10, to consider the ill Segways owned or operated by ANYONE rently used by: ance. When the injured person finds that effect that Segways have on the stress- should be permitted on Sanibel's shared the operator has no insurance (and proba- less recreational activity permitted to use paths. • Pedestrians, including small chil- bly also has limited assets), who do you bicyclists using bike paths intended for These vehicles are referred to in the dren and older persons think they will sue? — Sanibel of course! recreational land space in the 1997 Florida statutes as "electric personal assis- • Persons pushing baby carrying We already prohibit mopeds and Sanibel Plan. Segway rentals for visitors tive mobility devices." I'll call them devices motorized scooters on our sidewalks and constitutes a new "attraction," increases Segways. • Bicycles, ridden by children includ- shared use paths, (although there may be traffic and seems contrary to the com- Under the law as it exists today, specif- ing very small children some question as to motorized scooters. munity & harmony described in the ically Florida statutes 316.2068, Segways A similar prohibition of Segways is Sanibel Plan "Vision Statement." can be operated almost anywhere, includ- • 4 wheel bicycle vehicles. consistent with and in support of the Resort housing commercial accesso- Sanibel Vision statement and the Sanibel ry uses are not permissible for the gulf Plan. beach zone in the Sanibel Plan. The Sanibel Vision Statement states: There is an ever-increasing crowding Character: The City of Sanibel choos- of tourists attracted to Sanibel bike > es to preserve its rural character in its set- paths. 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• For a more extensive list of events, see this week's Islander, available free all over the islands. Dateline • Week of May 19 - 25 Notices of upcoming events to appear in Dateline must be received by Friday for the following Thursday's publication. Notices upcoming events received by Monday will appear according Looking ahead . to available space. .• Fax 472-8398

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On exhibit: TER, 3333 Sanibel-CaptivaRoad (1 mile Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at the EVERGLADES ADVENTURE TOUR west of Tarpon Bay Road), (239) 472- north end of Tarpon Bay Rd. 472-8900. meets at Summerlin and San Carlos, • FOUR ART GALLERIES in the Village 2329 Call for reservations for all activities. daily trips from 7:45 a.m. - 5 p.m. $99 Shops on Periwinkle Way, Matsumoto 472-8900 Gallery, Seaweed Gallery, Aboriginals, Trails, Education Center, Nature Shop and Tommy Dixon hosting a 'Meet the and Bookstore: $3/adult, children under ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: at the Artists' evening. May 20, 4 - 6 p.m. 17 free, members free. Port Sanibel Marina, a mile past the toll Thursday 1 booth, trolley service available: • SIDEWALK SALE AND FLEA ART at Hours: Open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday the Village Shops to benefit CROW. through Friday; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Backwater Fishing, daily 9 a.m. - noon Food, fun, and table after table of artsy Saturday. Sealife Encounter Excursion, daily 12:30 • TURTLE TRACKS at the Sanibel- stuff. May 28, Memorial Day weekend. Native Plant Nursery: (239) 472-1932. - 3:30 Captiva Conservation Foundation Nature Artists/craftsmen: to rent a table, call Open 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Champagne Sunset Dolphin Cruise; Center, on San-Cap Rd. An interpretive Polly at 472-2941. Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. departs 5 p.m. daily Shelling & program on the life cycle of the logger- head sea turtles that nest on our shores. 9 • BEST OF 2D/3D, award winner's exhibi- LIFE ALONG OUR TRAILS Guided Snorkeling Cruise Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9 trail walks with discussion of natural and a.m. - 3 p.m. a.m., $5/adult, children free. $2 for beach tion at the Alliance for the Arts, 10091 parking. 472-2329 McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers. Exhibition cultural history. Programs begin in SCCF Dolphin Watch 3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. runs through June 4. Nature Center, proceed to trails. 10:00 Eco Canoe and Kayak Tours, naturalist • SHORELINE DISCOVERY with the a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Monday-Friday. Free led 9 - 11 a.m. Mon.- Fri.; Interpretive Sanibel-Captiva Conservation • PEOPLEWORKS AT BIG ARTS, art Foundation. Explore the fascinating to members; $3 for nonmembers. Nature Boardwalk open daily. from the Sanibel School on display at marine creatures that live in this dynamic Phillips Gallery. Sanjbel. Exhibition rnns TARPON BAY EXPLORERS is offering Power boats available for rental, starting naturalist led tours on the Tarpon Bay ecosvstern. Starts at the SCCF on San- through May 19. at 8 a.m. 472-8443, or www.adven- Cap Rd, then proceed to Gulfside Park. 9 • FLORIDA ARTIST GROUP 55th portion of the 'Ding' Darling National tureinparadiseinc.com Wildlife Refuge for birders, naturalists, a.m. $5/adult, children free, plus $2 beach Annual Exhibition at FGCU. June 3 CAPTrVA CRUISES offers a variety of parking. 472-2329. and curious people who enjoy being on cruises and sailing charters depart from through 24, along with a free symposium • YOGA with DR SUSAN PATAKY at the by juror and author Caroll Michels, on the water and learning from an experi- McCarthy's Marina on Andy Rosse Lane. "How to Survive and Prosper as an enced naturalist. Call for reservations for Call 472-5300 for reservations and infor- Senior Center on Library Way. 10-11:15 a.m. All levels $13/member $15/non. Artist," Arts Complex room 111, on June all activities. 472-8900 mation. 4, 11a.m.- 1:30 p.m. Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak: Public welcome, 466-1558 10:30 a.m. 472-8900. Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure Cruises • YOGA at Casa Ybel Resort, 2255 W. • KIT HOISINGTON AND RAM — daily 4 p.m. VA tour. Narrated by Gulf Dr., with Dr. Susan Pataky on the BRODERSON, new paintings, drawings, Sunset Paddles tour Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 6 p.m. Tour is about 2M hours. SCCF docents $20/adults, $10/kids 4 - lawn behind Thistle Lodge. Public wel- and photography at the Sanibel Library 12, 3 and under are free. come. Noon- 1 p.m. $15 through the month of May. Everglades Day Tour all day Monday - Friday meet at 8 a.m., return around 6:30 Island Beach & Shelling — 9 a.m. and 1 • YOGA at Sunset with Dr Susan Pataky at On. stage: p.m. Includes air boat ride, swamp buggy p.m. 3 hour trip to Cayo Costa. the Holiday Inn, 1231 Middle Gulf Dr. $35/$17.50 All levels, classes held on the beach. • ROCK 'N ROLL BEACH PARTY at the tour, and more. Call for reservations. 472- 0101. Cabbage Key or Useppa islands Public Welcome. 4 - 5 p.m. $15. 466- Schoolhouse Theatre, 2200 Periwinkle $27.50/$15 1558 Way. May 19 - August 13, 472-6862 Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 pas- senger pontoon boat daily 11 a.m., 1 p.m., Sunset Serenade with live music. See DATELINE • EXILE at Theatre Conspiracy, Fould's $17.50/$10 Theatre, 10091 McGregor Blvd. May 12 tour is approx. 90 minutes. page 8 - 28 Call for times and prices. 936-3239 Evening cruise daily at 6 p.m. These tours • MISS SAIGON at the Broadway Palm, also include a visit to the touch tank. Tour 1380 Colonial Blvd. April 28 - June 18. is approx. 2 hours. SI 9 - $46. Call 278-4422 for times. Breakfast cruises include includes coffee, • THE SUGAR BEAN SISTERS at the juice, and pastry. Also includes visit to the Florida Rep, in the historic Arcade, First touch tank. Tuesday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. Paradise has found V Street, downtown Fort Myers. Opens Touch Tank Exploration at 11a.m., 1 p.m. a new address... May 27, through June 19. 332-4488 and 3 p.m. Program approx. 1/2 hour. f • MOVIE MONTH OF MAY at the Kayak/canoe rentals daily 8 a.m. — 6 Fould's Theatre. Screening followed by p.m., last rental goes out at 4 p.m. PINE ISLAND, f eliscussion led by CBS-TV critic, author, Motorized 20' pontoons available for FLORIDA... and actor Dennis Cunningham. rental, holds 8 people. 472-8900 f May 24: "La Dolce Vita" TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE, May 31: "Nine Queens" Saturday - Thursday, 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Wildlife t June 7: "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" t Onto Drive is now open from 7:30 a.m. to 6 $8 per movie. 10091 McGregor Blvd., p.m. Saturday through Thursday. Wildlife Pine Islands f Fort Myers. 939-2787 Drive is closed on Friday. Reservations, Realty, ] 472-1351 Thr<*wgii the month: f best [ocations! Pine Island, FL f • SUMMER POOL HOURS SANIBEL SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE REC COMPLEX: Monday - Friday, 10 BAY: The naturalists at Tarpon Bay f a.m. - 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 1 Explorers will started up free lunchtime MatCacha Penninsuta p.m. - 5 p.m. talks at 12:30 p.m. on the observation deck overlooking the most beautiful set- * t • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVA- Mangrove Cove ting on Sanibel and last about half an 1 TION FOUNDATION NATURE CEN- hour. f Located in historic jisfdng village . f %ey'West Style GIVE YOUR PERSONAL SPACE A DECORATOR'S TOUCH Main House f Cottage IN TERIORS by Decorating Den is in your f neighborhood! From design concept to project yd completion... We do it all. With our • Quiet, secluded retreat professional measuring and installation, we f f are sure to save you time and costly mistakes. 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Cypress Lake Country Club; May 21. Buck Key. No experience necessary. May 26, $35/person, 332-0364x309 reservations needed. 472-2329 GAMES DAY at the Senior Center, 2401 Library Way. EYesry week Bridge, Mahjong, and more. All levels welcome. $2 •FAMILY FUN AT THE REFUGE guided tour ©f members, $4 non-members. 472-5743 Wildlife 6ft for the family. 9 a.m. RSVP 472-1160 x222. BOOKWORMS Stories, songs, and crafts for children 3 Mdtf 20' • 2005 SPRING SPLASH Learn To Swim Program, - 5 years old. 10 a.m. Sanibel Library 472-2483 Saturdays, May 1 - June 25, at the Saiijbel Rec Center. PILATES WITH MARSHA at the Senior Center Every week Level 1 & 2 Preschool: 1:30 - 2 {HHL: ; Beginner & Intermediate 3:30 p.m., 472-5743 or 472- GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER CLUB meets every Levels 3 & 4 Beginner: 2: if> '2:45 p$krii_ 0493 Friday in the finest restaurants in the area. For more info, Levels 5 & 6 Advanced: 3;- 4|f.m. >*&. HEALING HEARTS, support group for loss from sui- call 332-8191 Session 1: May 1 - 28, S&ioiij^ luneji^25. cide meets the second Thursday of each month at 9470 HealthPark Circle. Sponsored by Hope Hospice 6 - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. Michaels and All $25 per level •,.-.. , C,/ p.m. 489-9149 Angels. Fridays 10 a.m.-ll:30; ia.m. in the Parish Hall. BAB Y AND ME SWQ$£ES$i3N£ :«.-. MINDFUL YOGA with Murari Brian Healy, from May 472-2173. 6 months to 26 months with mfadult, 9'a.m. - 9:30 a.m. TERRIFIC TWOS stories,, flannel board stories, songs. 3 through June 25. Class will explore the techniques of Session 3 begins May 28; Session 4 begins June 4 for two year olds, Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. 472-2483 Classical Ashtanga Yoga, including pranayama, the Fee: $5 per session, includes materials. Registration and Yamas and Niyamas, and Chakras. Series is $99, individ- KWLF (Kids Who Love Fun) stories, activities, games, payment at City of Sanibel finance department, 800 ual class $15. for K - 3rd grade grade at the Sanibel library. 3 p.m. 472- Dunlop Rd. 472-0345 Thursday and Tuesday classes at the SCA, 2175 2482 _ - " _ • - .Periwinkle Way, 9 -10:15 a.m. Coming soon • GULF COAST WRITERS ASSOCIATION meeting with guest speaker Timothy M. Jacobs, on "The Basics of Research." Beacon Executive Suites, 8359 Beacon Blvd, Fort Myers. May 28, 9:30 a.m. $3/members, $5/non- members. 418-0674 Sunday Every week : • SUNDAY JAM SESSIONS at (he American Legion Post 123. Bring your instrument and join in the fun. 3 p.m. until closing. Mile marker 3 on San-Cap Rd. 472-9979 " • SUNDAY ITALIAN SPAGHETTI DINNERS at the American Legion Post 123. The first Sunday of the month",^5- 9 p.pa. Mile marker 3 on San-Cap Rd. • KORESHAN STATE HISTORIC SiTE guided .tours..10 ty ^ • a.m. Sat. and Sun. $3.25 per vehicle.

Every week. - : 4 PIECE • CPR/AED classes the second Monday of every month, WICKER BEDROOM with the Sanibel Fire and Rescue District. Classes at the Sanibel Library, 770 Dunlop Rd. Register on th^ftst WHITE FINISH ONLY. Monday of the month, $20/person. 6 p;m. - 9 pjn. 472- INCLUDES DRESSER, MIRROR, HEADBOARD, & 1 DRAWER NIGHT STAND 5525. . ' •""• • SMOOTH SWING AND FOXTROT lessons at, the _ ORIGINAL PRICE $659 Waterford Ballroom in Cape Coral. Mondays 6 - 7p.m., RATTAN TENT SALE CLEARANCE 3 PIECE HONEYMOON $6/person 945-0034 , _ . • HEALING MEDITATION at the SCA. "7-8 p.m. CASTERED TV CART $499 RATTAN DINETTE Members $12, non $13". ' ' AVAILABLE IN WHITEWASH, STAIN & NATURAL f AVAILABLE IN WHITEWASH, STAINS NATURAL 4 -• BRIDGE FOR FUN Senior Center 2401 Library Way. SI ORIGINAL PRICE $289 ORIGINAL PRICE $199 •members, $4 non-members. No partner needed all levels TENT SALE CLEARANCE iTENT SALE CLEARANCE] welcome. 472-5743. • SHELLCRAFTERS 10 ajn. to 3 p.m. every Monday at $199^ the Community House on Periwinkle. • BOOKWORMS stories and crafts for children aged 3-5, Sanibel Library 10 a.m. Mon/Wed. 472-2483 • 4TH TO 8TH GRADERS, read, play board games, fun contests at the Sanibel Library. 3 p.m. MOST ITEMS AT COST OR BELOW - TOO MANY TO LIST • STORY TIME for all ages at the Sanibel library, 6:30 p.m.

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J L "Because I get to interact "Because I get to help people "Because I get to be with the "I like the variety of my job, "Because I get to meet new with all the wonderful patrons find the answers to their ques- kids on the island. I enjoy story and getting to meet so many people. And I get to pick over who come in here, first-hand. tions. And they are so happy and times, reading to them and interesting people." the books at leisure." And, of course, my volunteers." grateful when the answer is singing with them. Plus, with the found, it makes my day." older kids we get to do fun — Pat Allen — Dee Kaiser — Wendy Lambrix, Circulation things like make duct tape cloth- Library Director Volunteer — Betty Zajicek, Volunteer — Candy Heise ing." Reference — Barb Dunkle Children's Librarian New at the Sanibel Public Library: now you can download audio books from the library's web site to your home desktop or personal portable playback device. You have exclusive access to the audio- book for 21 days. Play the book on any desktop, laptop or portable SCA DUPLICATE BRIDGE at the MINDFUL YOGA WITH MURARI device that supports Windows Media Player, Music Match, or Sanibel Community Association on AND BARBARA at the SCA. Kripula Nullsoft Winamp 5. Mondays at 7:30 p.m. The game is open yoga, Tues/Wed/Thurs 9 a.m. - 10:15 "I listen to books in the car," said Candi Heise, Reference to all regardless of ability. Partners will be a.m. Member $12/ non $13. 395-1100 Librarian. "And it's so convenient to download it to a PDA and take provided if necessary. Fees $4 for SCA YOGA/PILATES FOR FUN AND it on a plane." members, $5 for non-members. HEALTH at the SanCap Medical Center, Come into the library to get your user name and password to 4301 San-Cap Rd. 6 p.m. (weather per- download books from home. Read more about it by going to ig soon. mitting, will be held on the beach- call for www.sanibel.org/Library Info/What's New. SUMMER JR. TENNIS at the Dunes, location.) $10, space is limited. 472-0116 starting June 6. Ages 6 - 9 $22/day; Ages YOGA with Dr. Susan Pataky, Senior 10-18 $30/day..472-3522 Center on Library Way. Moderate level, 10 - 11:15 a.m. $13/member $15/non- Wednesday 25 TINY TOTS for children 12 to 24 member. months, no longer lap babies but resist OPEN PORTRAIT STUDIO 1-4 p.m. $4 sitting still. Stories, flannel board activi- per session, open to all artists. Model pro- Every week ties, songs, finger plays. 11 - 11:30 a.m. • WOMEN'S WINE CLUB celebrates vided. 472-5267. • SMALL WONDERS for newborns to their first anniversary at Harold's on Bay, TROUBLESTARTERS AT THE children aged 12 months. Lap sitting, fin- 2224 Bay St. Fort Myers. May 24,6 p.m. AMERICAN LEGION Every Tuesday ger plays and songs. 10 a.m Sanibel $60, includes dinner, wine tasting, and evening 7:30 pm. to closing. San-Cap Library. 472-2483 appetizers. RSVP 246-4328 Rd. at mile marker 3. 472-9979. SCCF BUTTERFLY HOUSE TOURS A Every week guide will teach about the life cycle and • S.W.A.T. (SANIBEL WATER ATTACK behavior of butterflies. The house is also TEAM) for swimmers 5 to 14 years. open to visitors without a guide. 10:00 Practice starts at 2:30 p.m., Sanibel a.m. $1 donation Pine Island Realty, me. Recreational Complex 472-0345 CULTURAL HISTORY OF FLORI- A team approach to offering the island lifestyle for 25 years • TUESDAY NIGHT SWING AND DA'S NATIVE PLANTS Ethnobotany LATIN DANCE with Buddy Stotts of garden at SCCF Nature Center. Learn For a full list of available properties visit us online at www pine-island com where we're open 24/7 First Dance Productions, at Ron Dao's, how native plants have been used by 15320 McGregor Blvd. 8:30 -11:30 p.m. humans through history. Tuesdays at $5/person. 415-1951 10:30 a.m. Free to members and chil- dren; $5 for nonmembers, : 7920 2441 LOBEAN LN. OLEANDER ST. AUCTION ' 2 Story Luxury Island Home Wed., June 15th at 1 PM Preview at 12:00 Noon 5160 Sea Bell Road, Sanibel 3-4 Bedroom, 4+ Car Garaae • : ! ; : Built in 2002 on 112 Acre ~ Just steps from the GULF Or MEXICO Views 5000 Acre National Wildlife Park Award winning architect [designed this beauty! Solid I Concrete Const ruction with « 4* High 14 and 12 loot Ceilings, | 12 Jacuzzi's, Dumbwaiter, Wine bar and fridge, extra spiral interior and exterior stairs, Dual AK. Kc> stone front stairs, Marble fireplace, Marble floors. Custom I Imported cabinetry. Alarm system, In Ground Screened Pool

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Sanibel-Captiva Youth Baseball & Softball STANDINGS • WEEK ENDING 5/15/05 Wins Losses Wins Losses MAJOR LEAGUE MINOR LEAGUE Astros 12 8 Indians 8 , 0 Giants 12 7 Angels 5 3 Yankees 11 9 Cubs 4 4 Marlins 4 15 Tigers 2 6 2005 Undefeated Indians Pirates 1 7 (left to right) Front row: Megan Rizzo, Kirk Williams, Andrew Turner, Thomas Rizzo, Brent Mohr, Joey Aulino Second Row: Laura Chenciner, Michael Damico, Will Sitton, Austin Gamache, GIRLS SOFTBALL MINOR LEAGUE GIRLS Samuel Roberts Blue Jays 5 3 Pink 11 1 Back Row: Coaches —Vince Damico, John Chenciner, Tom Rizzo, Carmine Aulino Dodgers 4 4 Red 5 7 Cardinals 4 4 Blue 4 8 Phillies 3 5 Yellow 4 8 Graduating Seniors It's that time of year again and we like to tell our community who's graduating and REC CENTER where they are going next. Please use the form below. It can be faxed to 472-8398 or From page 5 mailed to P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, FL 33957; or you can e-mail the information to [email protected]. "I'm looking at the overall cost and the council, those meetings are published on 30 to 40 year longevity of a facility and how the internet web site, published downstairs much money we would save if we made (on the bulletin board), and those citizens Sanibel High School Graduates any of these changes and how much the who ask for e-mail notification, the agenda Information Form trade off would be in terms of what we pay is sent to them," she said. 'The city-ealen-.. the architect to spend more time on it, and der is mailed to every home and includes Student Name: the loss of county money for the percentage the dates and times for the committee meet- we change," she said. ings," Address: Councilman Jim Jennings defended the Parks and Recreation Committee proposed rec center design and said the old Chairman Armand Ball said the commit- facility has exceeded its intended life span. tee's meetings schedules have been "The rec center right now, I feel it was announced many times and newspaper arti- Parent Names(s): built for a certain economic life and it's cles have been published on the rec center's exceeded that point," Jennings said. "If we progress. Graduating from which High School? don't do it now, when? I believe the cost to "We meet regularly at a given time and residents is not that considerable. If we that's been put in the paper and has been don't do this now we'll have a bigger cost announced any number of times that we to pay tomorrow." meet on the fourth Wednesday of each Affiliations and activities Johnston said she has heard resident's month at three o'clock in the afternoon," comments that the public has not been Ball said. "We have had articles in the (Nat'l Honor Society, Athletics, Clubs, etc.) properly informed of the rec center plans. newspaper about the center and about "There is a long litany of publicly issues related to Parks and Recreation noticed meetings that have been held on which invite public comment." this topic since 2001," she said. "The fact is, Councilman Steve Brown was unable to it has been publicly and legally noticed and attend the meeting in person, but participat- there has been discussion of it. I wish we ed by speakerphone. had done a better job of letting the public "We couldn't have had more open dis- College if known: know, but we can't turn the clock back. We cussions on this, open articles in the news- need to bear in mind that many people have paper, There's been I don't know how many Location: participated in those meetings and have put meetings on this," Brown said. "To say that a lot of work and time into coming up with this hasn't been well publicized is ridicu- Major field of study: the present design." lous." During public comments, resident Jennings suggested printing a simple Career goal: Frances Sheldon said the public has not flyer informing the public about the rec been properly informed. center and the proposed design and making Plans for summer: "There have been rumors about the rec the flyers available throughout the island center but, as far as I know, no public input and at special events involving islanders, Other: " was asked for," she said. "I think the pro- such as Island Night at the Miracle baseball posal needs to have several different game June 7. Johnston expressed support designs. Take it to the public, take it to a ref- for the idea. erendum, but above all, publish your meet- "Anything we can do to let people know ings somewhere other than underneath City about mis major expense, we should do," Hall she said. Keep right except to pass. because with a Sunshine Law, that's Zimomra and the city staff will prepare a pretty shady." list of the council's proposed changes to be When passing, say "on your left." Zimomra explained how and where passed on to the architect for cost analysis. meetings are publicized. The revised cost projections are expected at Mn^tag. ft6Hsfivesino fndicatson .wSiwe.you ar%' "Anytime it's been discussed at city the council's meeting June 21. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of May 19 - 25, 2005Q 11

Here are some salt-tolerant • Day lily (various species groundcovers of Hemerocallis), native to China, zones 8-10 — Dear Ron: Flowering is most profuse in I live a block from the beach the spring and summer, and on a canal. My yard is built up r \ there are dozens of color with sea sand and it is very dif- choices that include yellow, ficult to grow anything. I have orange, red, pink, purple and been looking for a good ground- near-white. Day lilies are cover, and if I wonder if the favorite nectar sources of tw inflower might be a good both butterflies and hum- choice for me, or perhaps you mingbirds. can recommend something else. • Indian hawthorn (Rhaph- iolepis indica), native to — Eleanore Buchholz, China, zones 8-11 — This Fort Myers Beach beautiful plant with its small Beach sunflower rounded leaves rarely grows Dear Eleanore: Island taller than three feet and it Dear Ron: or its ability to produce fruit, they do The native Florida twin- makes an excellent ground- I have a lemon and lime tree that are cause the leaves to become curled or crin- flower (Dyschoriste oblongifo- Gardening cover or low hedge. As a both bearing fruit. The problem is that the kled. There are horticultural oils available /i«)is striking for its paired bonus, its white to pale-pink leaves are curling on both trees. I don't see that you can spray on the tree, the theory lavender Rowers, and it does Ron Sympson flowers are quite fragrant and signs of any insects. What's causing this? being that the oils interfere with the make an excellent groundcover, a favorite of nectar-seeking moth's egg-laying cycle. Check with your but I wouldn't recommend it for your butterflies. — Betty V, South Fort Myers local garden center for advice on using area. That's because it does poorly in such a product. Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfedliana), salty, sandy soils. Dear Betty: native to the tropics, zones 10-11 -— Here are some other plants, all of The most-likely culprits for the curled The shiny, round, succulent leaves of leaves on your citrus trees is the citrus leaf Ron Sympson publishes Florida Garden which are highly salt-tolerant, you may this kalanchoe species is a wonderful want to consider for groundcovers: miner which is a microscopic maggot of magazine; the current issue features 20 addition to any garden. It grows no the leaf-mining moth (Phyllocnistis citrel- great palms, growing bananas, and orna- • Beach sunflower (Helianthus debilis), taller than six to 12 inches and is avail- la Stainton). mental natives and exotics. An annual native to Florida, zones 8-11 — Also able in a wide range of colors. Plant it First discovered in Florida in 1993 in subscription of four issues is $34.95, a known as dune sunflower, this plant in full sun or partial shade. nurseries in Dade, Broward and Collier two-year subscription is $49.95, and a grows to a height of one to two feet, Sea ox-eye daisy (Borrichia counties, the insects have since spread single issue is $9.95. Florida residents, and bears two-inch-wide yellow arborescens), native to Florida, zones throughout South Florida. They are called add 6 percent sales tax. blooms with brown centers. These 10-11 — This beachfront plant bears leaf miners because they "mine" or bur- flowers also attract butterflies and inch-wide yellow daisy-like blooms To ask a question or place an order,,go row their way through the underside of a online at www.TheFloridaGarden.com; reseed themselves, providing a year- throughout the year. It grows to about leaf, leaving behind telltale squiggly lines round groundcover. three feet in height, and produces send an e-mail to ronsympson@earth- marking their excursion. link.net; or write to Ron Sympson, 11691 • Cardboard plant (Zamia furfuracea), woody stems and upright pale-green Though the miners are not believed to Dawn Cowrie Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33908. native to Mexico, zones 9-11 — leaves about two inches long. be harmful to the general health of a tree, Growing very slowly to height of about Wild allamanda (Urechites luted), zones four feet, this mounding plant gets its 10-11 — Resembling its larger exotic common name from its thick, stiff, card- allamanda cousin, the wild allamanda board-like fronds. It does well in any has two-inch-wide, bright-yellow, trum- light condition, from deep shade to full pet-shaped flowers. It is a vine with SureClose* sun, and is excellent for mass plantings. bright-green leaves that can be grown as • Crown of thorns (Euphorbia milii), a groundcover or on a trellis. native to Madagascar, zones 9B-11 — EXECUTIVE TITLE This oft-used landscape plant has gray- Leaf miners cause citrus leaves to 239.472.8228 brown spined stems that bear colorful curl and crinkle bracts of red, pink or yellow. 695 Tarpon Bay Rd., Suite 7, Sanibel Two book programs coming June I www.exectitle.com [email protected] djdiln C3uarez, CLC From 4-5 p.m. on Wednesday, June 1, "Wild Women" revolves around the VP, Branch Manager at the Sanibel Island Bookshop former adjustment of 11-year-old Bailey Fish to visit www.sureclose.com Southwest Floridian Linda Salisbury is her abrupt move from Charlotte County to scheduled to autograph copies of the first live in with her grandmother, SureClose. The online service that connects all parties in a real in a series of titles for eight to 12-year- Sugar. Sugar is a civic-minded environ- estate closing transaction -24 hours a day, 7 days a week. olds: "The Wild Women of Lake Anna: A mentalist who is trying to find out who is Bailey Fish Adventure." She will read deliberately polluting Contrary Creek, the from the book at 4:15 p.m. The second in site of historic gold mining operations. the series, "The No Sisters Sisters Club," Bailey is taunted by Justin Rudd, will be available in late fall. neighborhood bully, whose father is out to ENJOY A PIECE The second event is a free program on get Sugar. As Bailey adjusts to her new publishing from 5-6 p.m. also at the surroundings, she is challenged by her Sanibel Island Bookshop, presented by fifth-grade teacher to help Justin's little Linda and Jim Salisbury, owners of Tabby sister with her reading. Inspired by In the Cowtfort of your own Home House, a publishing and book-packaging Sugar's stories about the family wild company, founded in 1990. 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Sanibel-Captiva Islander • (239)472-5185 « Fax (239)472-1372 BRl-hZF PO Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957-9986 I,,. OVER 2 0 YEAPS EXPERIENCE QB#34058 Lic#CCC1326086 NEWSPAPERS 695 Tarpon Bay Road (#13), Promenade Center 12 • Week of May 19-25, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER Epinephelus itajara, and is the largest of the grouper family. The fish are protected from harvest in Florida waters. So, although FISHING passerby's commented on the possibility of tasty filets, the fact is, this is not the same By Dr. Gopal 'Indy' Pati grouper served in our restaurants, nor is it Special to the Island Reporter legal to keep. The goliath grouper spawns during sum- Sanibel fishing pier is a remarkable place that is mer months. Its lifespan is 30-50 years, with visited .by thousands of people, from all over the an adult size reaching 800 pounds. The offi- world. They come to fish, watch the anglers and cial Florida record is 680 pounds. They pre- the birds, and see what each is catching. It is like a fer shallow, inshore waters, and rocky or familiar neighborhood tavern, where the regulars mud bottoms. Juveniles inhabit mangroves gather and share stories of family and friends, but and brackish estuaries, especially near oyster here, you are likely to also hear a few fishing tales bars. Diet includes shrimp, crabs and fish. too. Today's story is a whopper! Come to the Sanibel Fishing Pier, you You never know what your are going to catch or never know what you will see. see at the pier. This, morning, there was a flurry of activity as a school Spanish Mackerels arrived, with one angler bagging three, and another brought Dr. Pati is a long-time Sanibel resident in two spotted trout. While others were busy get- former chairman of the Sanibel Wildlife ting bait, I saw this enormous (seven foot) grouper Committee, and renowned habitue of the on the shore. "It weighed over 300 pounds!" Sanibel Fishing Pier. Actually, no one knows its weight, but that is the wild guess that was discussed at the shore. Now that it has been stated, you can repeat it! That is how tales are told. Photo by Karen Pati Dr. Gopal "Indy" Pati gives an idea of the Officially this grouper is called a "Jewfish" amazing size of this goliath grouper although that term has become politically unpopu- which washed up at the Sanibel Fishing lar and is now being replaced with the common Pier. term "Goliath Grouper," Scientifically, it is an

company BTS-E.L. Limited Partnership and the city discussed changes for the 5 years ago proposed golf course community at this May 18-24,2000 week's council meeting, but no action was taken other than to continue negotia- Council flip-flops on language in Compiled by JENNY BURNHAM plant located, as the R.O. plant is, on San- tions. sensitive lands charter amendment [email protected] Cap Road. "The applicant will never ask for a Water on the islands is a blend of The Sanibel City Council reversed a marina anywhere. There will never be a decision they had previously approved "product waters" from both reverse request for docks in Dinkins Bayou," 20 years osmosis and electrodialysis. and then tried later to reverse it again but Steve Hartsell, attorney for the developer, failed—meaning now things are almost May 16,1985 In reverse osmosis, about 95 percent of said. all the dissolved solids are removed before back the way they were when this all got "The possibility might exist in the started. Sanibel water plant a tourist the chlorine is added so "there is no build future that someone will ask for docks, attraction up," he explained. "The water is then but never in Dinkins Bayou," he added. In other words, the language providing pushed through a salt-rejecting membrane exemptions for the J.N. "Ding" Darling Island Water Association's reverse Residents from the area turned out in Wildlife Refuge and the Sanibel-Captiva osmosis plant is reporting more tourists and what filters through is water that is force at hearings in March to protest the about 97 percent salt free as well as free of Conservation Foundation (SCCF) to according to chief R.O. plant operator dock location that they said would block remove land from the Environmentally Bob Oreskovich, who rates an increase in other minerals such as iron." the only channel out into the bay and "Between the two, we still have a very Sensitive Lands District has been plant visitors for the tourist season just destroy the fragile bayou environment. removed from the proposed charter past. good product that is below maximum The negotiations came about as a contaminant levels (which are set by the amendment. "We were getting about five a week result of a lengthy lawsuit between develr The decision to remove the two organi- instead of the three we got last year," said State of Florida Department of opers and the City of Sanibel. Environmental Regulation)", he said. zations stemmed from letters sent to the "Chief Bob." He has announced tour Hartsell and John Naumann, one of the city council frorir Erick Lindblad, execu- times of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. in order to developers, presented the changes to the tive director of SCCF, and Lou Hinds, free himself from the job of courtesy 15 years ago council in March and negotiations over refuge manager at "Ding" Darling. In the guide-on-call rather than as plant chief. changes began. letters, both men expressed their neutrali- "One in, five visitors has heard of May 18,1990 In addition to eliminating the bayou ty on the issue, with Lindblad adding, "It reverse osmosis and the other four are Dinkins Bayou marina, docks docks, the developers made a number of is not necessary to include a special just interested," he said. The reason they concessions and improvements to The exemption for the Foundation in the City are interested is because reverse osmosis plan dropped Sanctuary at Wulfert Point. Charter." ; is still an unusual way of treating water to Plans for a marina, ship's store and boat One is Naumann's proposal to donate make it potable, he said. Other treatments "Neither people in management posi- docks in Dinkins Bayou have been eliminat- $250,000 to the city's below market hous- tions see the need for a special exemp- are through electrodialysis and lime-soft- ed from Wulfert Point development. ing program. ening. Sanibel also has an electrodialysis tion," said council member Andrew Negotiating teams for the development Hartsell said BTS will make an initial Reding, the amendment's sponsor. "I sup- down payment to the low rent program ported it originally, but...have been con- then contribute $1000 per house on vinced that it is better for them not to be in Wulfert as they are sold. the city charter." 10 years ago May 19,1995 Week of May 13-19, 2004 Paid parking deemed a success Sanibel School Golf Regional Sanibel Police SGt. Michael Blackmore said the new paid beach parking program Tournament Results put into effect late last year is a tremendous The Sanibel School Golf team finished success, despite offenders excuses. in third place at the Regional golf outing Blackmore presented his findings before May 4th at Country Creek Golf Course in the Sanibel City Council Tuesday. Estero. Sanibel finished 6 strokes from Blackmore said in 1995, the police 2nd place. All golfers participating with rricane book for Sanibel and Captiva department has sold 2,124 "A" permits at a the exception of one were 6th and 7th photographs and recollections from local residents with firsthand experience cost of $5 for a total revenue of $10,620. graders. The young golfers are looking ~ documentation from the local fire department and police officers The total collected in 1994 was $1,181. In forward to next golf season. This year • a look at the tragedy and a tribute to the triumph of the community afterwards 1995, 593 "B" restricted permits amounted Sanibel School teams played in a different Only tnoss ore- ordering ftoc*s mo tsumivxeo *ftwy since qu«iic!lies xt limited to $2,965 as compared to only $608 col- regional tournament than in the past and lected last year. the competition was greater. A player ft portion of the proceeds will go to the sanibel™ The biggest source of income for per- from Bonita got a Hole in One! Team Captiva Community Foundation Disaster Fund. mits came from the 596 "B" visitor permits scores were Dunbar 174, Three Oaks 210, Sanibel 216 and Bonita 254. Place your orders to guarantee delivery of your book. Stop 6y or send in for a total of $17,880 as compared to 1994's your order form to the island Reporter. The books are $40.00 each and are numbers of $8,670. Sanibel School golfers participating in a great way to commemorate sanibel's strength during a time of tragedy. "So far in fiscal year 1994 and 1995 we this event were: Tad Caldwell, Hunter have written a total of 2,633 parking cita- Shamlian, Kris Kilgore, Justin Messinger, PLEASE ENTER MY ORDER tions with a total paid of 1,505," Blackmore Chris and Casey Pavlik, Jordan copy(s) of the commemorative STREET: said. "The total amount paid so far this year Stevenson, and Carl Von Harten. Low hurricane book at $40.00 each. I am is $52,675, with an outstanding balance of individual score for Sanibel was Bronzen enclosing payment in full. $39,480." Winters. Other golfers on the team CITY: According to Blackmore, in 1994 2,654 include William Gelpi, Scott Richardson, Please mail my books to the citations were written with 1,538 paid for a and Rio Winters. address at the right. I have enclosed PHONE: total of $53,830. Sanibel School golf team practices an additional $5.00 for each book Since the start of the paid parking pro- weekly at the Dunes Golf Course on to be shipped. BREEZE NEWSPAPERS gram that started on Dec. 5 of last year, the Sanibel. Coaching and assistance is pro- city has taken in over $140,000 from the vided by Kevin McCune of the Dunes, Please charge my American mail to: The Island Reporter office in "The Village" parking meters," Blackmore said. "We have Steve Taub of Aztec Plumbing, and Scott Express/Discover /visa/Mastercard • mo ?&Wmkk Way mm] SR7 (te|ephone) used police aides 10 hours a day to patrol and Messinger. The Sanibel School golf team Sanibel Island, R 33957 239A72.SM Ihx) maintain the paid parking lots." thanks the Dunes Golf Club for both the [email protected] use of the course and the help of the staff. ISLAND REPORTER J Week of May 19 - 25, 2005 J 13 island \ REPORTER CAMIDCI AMn r.ADTIWA Cl

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All persons arrested are VHI Gameshow Gameshow Moments (S) BSTV (S) TBest Week One Hit Wonders innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. 05/14/05 • Loitering and Prowling Michael Scott Lombard, 25, of 4100 E. 23rd St., Alva, was arrested on a charge of loitering and prowling after Challenge police officers responding to a report of someone trying A&E {All the Presidents' Wives America's first ladies. ICaesars ICaesars |Caesars ICaesars [Investigative Reports |Investigative Reports to break into a trailer allegedly found him hiding behind §2 USA Red A team of psychics unleash spirits in a supposedly dormant haunted mansion. (S) (cc) AMC a small boat nearby. According to police reports, §7] SUN hlon IMike Martin [College Baseball Miami atClemson. (Live) I College Baseball Mississippi at . (Live) Lombard told officers he was being chased by six men on Today at the Preakness (Live) (cc) IHorse Racing Preakness Spedei. 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WGN News 1 Replay Maximum Exposure away May 12th, 2005 after a long and courageous battle TLC Trapped: Aran Ralston Trading Spaces: Family Sports Disasters (NJ Sports Disasters (N) World's Biggest Airliner Trading Spaces: Family with cancer. She was 56. FOOD Kitchen Accomplished BBQ Unwrapped Emeril Live (N) Iron Chef America Memphis in May (N) Born in Detroit, Pat, her children and her parents VHI Driven "Lindsay Lohan" Gameshow Moments (S) Celebrity Best Friends SPIKE Xtreme 4x4 I Xtreme 4x4 WWE Heat Movie: **»;8 Ibkttimi moved to Sanibel where, together with her parents, she Jack Nicholson: The E! True Hollywood Story (cc) Uncut 'Marian Carey" Jack Nicholson formed and operated Captiva Island Realty. After her CNBC Tina Brown Dennis Miller Cover to Cover Tina Brown parents died in 1993 and 1994, Pat continued to operate LIFE 'Mm:T}» 1 Missing the business until 1998 when her health forced her to HGTV Weekend Spaces Renovation House Designed Want That Motor Mansions RV 2005 Renovation Kitchen NICK Sabrina Drake School Unfabulous News Fatherhood Cosby Roseanne Roseanne retire. gS DISN Lizzie Phil Suite Life So Raven Dragon Suite Life Phil So Raven Widely known in island real estate circles, Pat is even MTV MTV Cribs MTV Cribs MTV Cribs Famous PunJ£dJ§j_ Punk'd (S) Bam Bam TNT Law & Order (cc) (DVS) Law & Order "Pro Se" Law & Order "Angel" (S) Law & Order (cc) (DVS) ttlavie: The Specialist better known for the courageous way in which she fought A&E Crossing Jordan (S) (cc)The First 48 (cc) Family | Family Intervention (cc) CSI: Miami "Baif her illness. She approached every day with an upbeat USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Kojak "All Bets ( Law & Order: SVU attitude coupled with a keen sense of humor. Over time, AMC Sportsman [Saltwater The Bite I Saltwater Shipshape [Fishing her smile and her courage became inspirational to others ESPN SportsCenter '.' Baseball Tonight TfiLB Baseball O.'---.r'J-VI1 I'-- ;'P 11 Pu • i. . ni..i:. SportsCenter (Live) (cc) — not just other patients but her doctors, her nurses and JTBS (5:3u)~Movie: ** Wq. ! •.-•i-E-S. .'.'-'A. Movie: **+ Hugh how •i'^Si{Jamk:-Civirj _ iaokie Chan) \ the rest of the staff as well. 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Starting Over The Larry Elder Show PatCroce IPatCroce Pave, and his wife, Becky; her grandchildren, many CBS News | News News The Early Show Millionaire Makeover The Tony Danza Show The Price Is Right aunts, uncles and cousins; her special cousin, Cindy; and ®_ WB The Daily Buzz The Daily Buzz The Daily Buzz Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Sabrina | Ripley" Roseanne Roseanne her close and special friend, Paula Wagner, and her hus- m ABC News Good Morning America Regis and Kelly Home Delivery The View m HBO Movie Varied Programs :15) Movie Varied Programs Movie " i Varied band, Chris, without whose love, help and constant m WGN Feed Meyer Changing Believers Hip Days I Hap Days Hillbillies Hillbillies Matlock Rockford Files clowning, Pat would have never survived so well. TLC Magic Bus Peep Toddworld Hi-5 Save-Ums! Magic Bus Baby Story Baby Story j Clean Sweep Proposal Sec Chanc gD FOOD Paid Prog. jPaidProg. jPaidProg. |Paid Prog, Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. 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PERMITS ISSUED Res. Add'ns. $204,000 3805 West Gulf Drive Gillespie Ann L. Beacon Building Corp. PERMITS Res.Add'ns. $191,992 790 Beach Road Star Bank N.A. TR Island Styles Remodeling Inc. Nonres. Alt'ns. $60,000 527 201 East Gulf Drive Kronfeld Joel & Kim H/W Wood John H. Blders Inc. Res.Alt'ns. $60,000 532 Sea Oats Drive Wheaton R. Gerald Hahn Dan Custom Carpentry & DEEDS Roofing (3) $58,350 1246 Fulgur Street Sanibel Siesta Condominium Crowther Roofing & Sheet Metal Roofing $49,000 1715 Middle Gulf Drive Homes Inc. Infinger Professional Roofing Res. Add'ns. $45,000 1404 Sand Castle Road Weston John J. Helenbrooke Homes $2,200,000 1158 Golden Olive Ct Nonres. Alt'ns. $35,000 805 C5 East Gulf Drive Kristen K.T. & Kaye S. Wood John H. Blders Inc. Single Fam. Walley William J Tr + Walley Norma A Tr Roofing $30,400 242 Christofer Court Yorke Ellen C. TR Campbell Roofing & Sheetmetal Carter Jane P. TR Kennedy/Debord Inc. $1,450,000 2567 Coconut Dr Nonres. Alt'ns. $30,000 2959 303 West Gulf Dr Roofing $29,000 1279 Par View Drive Albert Craig & Monica DGS Contractjng Inc. Single Fam. Stafford David J + Linda G Roofing $29,000 1251 Par View Drive Burbank Evelyn M. DGS Contracting Inc. $977,500 1191 Middle Gulf Dr #2C Roofing $28,850 947 Lindgren Blvd. Shumate Clifford Kathryn Colonial Roofing Inc. Condo Benjamin Barbara A Roofing $27,606 6102 Dinkins Lake Road McQuade Mark Camp-Rigby Roofing & Sheet $975,000 520 N Yachtsman Dr Roofing $26,650 3507 West Gulf Drive Shipley Charles R. Jr. & Lucia Colonial Roofing Inc. Single Fam. Moen Michael S Tr Roofing $24,975 596 Boulder Drive Webster Carl E. & Susan E. Colonial Roofing Inc. Res. Alt'ns. $24,000 458 Lake Murex Circle Huriock William Andrew Mills Brothers Inc. $975,000 1720 Dixie Beach Blvd Gen. Purp. $22,726 6447 Pine Avenue Kwiecien Stanley H. Eagle Development Single Fam. Geisler Jean G + Geisler Gregory Louis T/C Roofing $21,300 3049 Poinciana Circle David Jack E. & Carolyn Jo Affordable Roofing of SW FLA $940,000 2445 West Gulf Dr#47D HVAC $20,000 3735 West Gulf Drive Allen Martin A. & Mildred F.Trs Performance Air of SW FLA Condo Waks David J + Teger Sandra T/C Pool $20,000 3872 West Gulf Drive Switzer James D. Cool Water Custom Pools Inc. Kennedy Raymond F. All Island Glass & Aluminum $830,000 827 East Gulf Dr#D6 Gen. Purp. $19,622 2639 202 West Gulf Dr Cooper G. Jack & Josephine L. All Island Glass & Aluminum Condo Bulack Robert K + Blow Eva M T/C Gen. Purp. $19,000 2639 302 West Gulf Dr Nonres. Alt'ns. $16,000 979 0111 East Gulf Dr Gardner Richard & Valerie Lowe Bob Builders Inc. $721,000 1919 Olde Middle Gulf Dr #102 Demol. AH Other $15,800 959 Periwinkle Way Lagg Harold A. Gulf to Bay Construction Inc. Condo Cuthbert George + Roofing $15,400 3889 Sanibel-Captiva Rd Scott Steve F. & Elizabeth C. Anchor Roofing Helen Bruce Karen Cuthbert J/T Screen End. $14,419 686 Anchor Drive Jones Richard H. & Carolyn Trs Liberty Aluminum $617,000 979 East Gulf Dr #264 Screen End. $14,306 4444 Waters Edge Lane Smart Frederick & Patricia Liberty Aluminum Condo Sanibel Sands LLC Gen. Purp. $14,132 3287 West Gulf Drive Meristar Hospitality Corp. MCO Environmental Inc. Roofing $12,582 686 Emeril Court Filchak John J. & Mary M. Allstar Restoration Serv. Inc. $420,000 1610 Middle Gulf Dr #C4 Roofing $11,079 4439 Gulf Pines Drive Thornton John & Julia Campbell Roofing & Sheetmetal Condo Evans John H + Judith F Roofing $10,850 299 Ferry Landing Drive Halliday Peter B. & Janet W. . Campbell Roofing & Sheetmetal $380,000 2840 West Gulf Dr #31 Roofing $10,000 404 Tiree Circle Eskew Milena Above All Sheetmetal & Roofing Condo Sea Shells #31 LLC Gen. Purp. $10,000 829 Sand Dollar Drive Pfeifer Real Estate A-Salo & Salo Inc. Hoggatt David L. & Barbara A. Sela Roofing & Remodeling Inc. $335,000 5639 Baltusrol Ct Roofing $9,390 1555 Bunting Lane Gen. Purp. $9,137 1031 Bird Watch Way Nemunaitis John G. Meyers Construction LLC Vacant Res Coral Springs Investors LP & Charlene M. $225,000 1250TennisplaceCt#D24 Res. Alt'ns. $8,000 3284 Twin Lakes Lane Kaufman Glen D. & Chris Cole Custom Construction Inc. Condo Perkins Roy Thayer Roofing $8,000 3302 Twin Lakes Lane Shank Diane Infinger Professional Roofing $150,000 2340 Periwinkle Way #F1 Screen End. $7,656 553 Lake Murex Circle Hoffmann Lenora Trust Liberty Aluminum Condo R L R Investments LLC Screen End. $7,000 999 East Gulf Drive Plantation Village of Sanibel SF Sutter Builders LLC Gen. Purp. $7,000 6093 Henderson Road Lundin Kathleen Wildseed Company HVAC $6,662 1333 Par View Drive Rudin Arnold J. & Marcia R. Modern Air Conditioning Inc. Roofing $5,600 4397 Gulf Pines Drive Prete Charles A. Jr. & Elaine J. Kennedy/Debord Inc. Roofing $4,223 3516 West Gulf Drive Smith-Montgomery E.N. 50% Colonial Roofing Inc. Gen. Purp. $3,666 1059 D101 Buttonwood Ln Tertiary Trust Eurex Corporation Roofing $2,490 3000 Turtle Gait Lane Webber David W.& Essley Roofing BUDGET Mary A. Staples Pool Fence $2,400 751 Windlass Way Stover James R.& Mary E. Arc/Tech Fence Systems & Const. From page 5 Roofing $2,400 328 Palm Lake Drive Sprague John S. & Nan H. Owner/Builder HVAC $2,000 232014 Wooster Lane Community Housing & Resources Rosenberg Dan Air Cond. Inc. capable of sustaining the Sanibel Plan 10 to 15 Gen. Purp. $1,810 4166 Dingman Drive Judith D. Hook, Trustee Garage Doors by Roy North years into the future. Gen. Purp. $1,270 768 Limpet Drive Irwin June C. Garage Doors by Roy North • Allocate $50,000 annually to expand grant writing Gen. Purp. $960 9225 Belding Drive Sammons Edsel & Elizabeth Garage Doors by Roy North capacity. 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Tracts range 1-5 acres Cape, SE area, lot on salt water, don't feed manatses. sailboat, access canal. On SE $425k. (239)560-0291,(239)463- with access and utilities from 17th Place off Palaco Grande, 5699 No Brokers $49.900. (800) 455-1981, x. 148 • Watch for posted speed zone water & sewer in. Most desirable and sanctuary signs. area. Asking $525,000. Must sell -20 Acres $29^900 by May 6thl! (917) 903-6377 Scenic region, views, canyons, trees, rolling hills, wildlife. Enjoy hunting, hiking, horses, great cli- 500 N. MJihland Ave mate. Power, great access. 100% Maitlsmt, HI.3Z75! CLASSIFIEDS WORK! Financing. Call (877) 513- LAND! SELL IT TODAY! CALL CLASSIFIEDS! OPERATE WITH CARE ISLAND REPORTER • Week of May 19 - 25, 2005 • 19 Two islanders home to coach where they first learned to swim By GARY PHILLIPS [email protected]

Experience is the best teacher, they say. The Sanibel Water Attack Team (SWAT) will have the experience of two former members who are home from college for summer break. Sanibel natives Nick Gleason and Joe Ravenna have been friends since they were small and now are members of their respective college swim teams. Gleason has just completed his first year at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton and said he was a member of SWAT until he reached high school. "I started with SWAT when I was about five or six," he said. "The I joined Swim Florida when I was a freshman in high school." Gleason's high school swimming career reached a high point when as a senior he took second place in state competition in the 100-yard breast stroke. He said the SWAT team has more participation than in recent years. "We have a big turnout, a lot more than last year," he said. "This is how big it used to be back when I was on Photo by Gary Phillips the team, so we're really excited." College swimmers Joe Ravenna and Nick Gleason are Ravenna just wrapped up his first year at American home for the summer and helping coach the Sanibel University in , D.C., and said he and Gleason Water Attack Team (SWAT). go way back together. "We grew up together. I've known Nick since we were the swim team to come out. in preschool, we've been friends ever since." Ravenna "We're really excited to be coaching and all skill lev- said, adding that they swam together as well. els are welcome," he said. "We would love to get the "We both started out with SWAT and once we got into team back to a large group of kids. It would be cool to high school we started going to Fort Myers to the Swim build that back up." Florida program," he said. Sanibel Recreation Center Aquatics Director Coby Ravenna said the SWAT team starts with the basics. Amadio said Gleason and Ravenna are a big help to her "We're trying to teach them the four basic strokes; and the team. butterfly, backstroke, breast stroke and freestyle. There's "They compliment each other greatly. They've known Photo by Gary Phillips a couple of things we want to accomplish," he said. "By each other since they were about two years old and even Swim coaches Joe Ravenna (left) and Nick Gleason the end of summer we want to have them swimming all though they've gone separate ways to different colleges give pointers to Sanibel youngsters during a practice of four strokes fairly well. We want them to be in shape and they still have that camaraderie," she said. "I coached the Sanibel Water Attack Team (SWAT). The childhood be athletically oriented. Swimming is a very demanding them back in 1994.1 helped teach them to swim and get friends are home from college for the summer. sport and for those who want to compete we want to get their basic strokes down so it's come full circle and it's Ravenna attends American University in Washington, them set on doing what Nick and I did." great to have them back. They are so enthusiastic and D.C. and Gleason goes to Florida Atlantic University in Ravenna said he and Gleason are looking forward to a there's a real positive vibe coming from them and the Boca Raton. Both are on their respective school's swim productive summer and encourage anyone interested in kids love them. It's worked out really well." team. SCCF to host kayak tour of Buck Key (

By GARY PHILLIPS Captiva Kayak Company is they have a [email protected] variety of kayaks and we can take young people or older people. Even if you've Spend a morning on local waters and never been in a kayak before you can go learn about native vegetation and wildlife out, so we have options." on a kayak tour of Buck Key next Finkel said the ecology of the back bay Thursday, May 26. The tour, presented by area and the estuary will be a focus of the •ft V the Sanibel Captiva Conservation tour. Foundation, will begin at 9:30 a.m. and "We'll talk a lot about the mangrove will take approximately two hours, system and how it functions," he said. according to SCCF Environmental "And the human history of the area, too, Educator Richard Finkel. from the Caloosa presence on Buck Key "We work in cooperation with Captiva to the homesteaders and all the way up to ml* * ^ST* •"• "™ Kayak Company," Finkel said. "They do the present." tours of the area on a daily basis." The cost for the Buck Key tour is $35 Finkel, who will lead and narrate the per person and reservations are required. tour, said there is space for 10 to 15 par- To learn more about the tour or to make ticipants and kayaking experience is not reservations call SCCF at 472-2329. required. To learn about other kayaking opportu- Enjoy a leisurely kayak cruise and learn about native plants and animals during The "We try to keep the groups to a small nities contact Captiva Kayak Company at Buck Key Kayaking Adventure, next Thursday, May 26 at 9:30 a.m. The tour is pre- number," he said. "The great thing about sented by Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation in cooperation with Captiva 395-2925. Kayaking Company.

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