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JULYS, 1999 VOLUME 26 NUMBER 27 kn 32 PAGES FL d KtPORTER mg^sm. Wliift, Sealover hired PATRIOTISM ON PARADE as city manager "My wife is ecstatic Aug. 16 start date set and I am very happy and honored," Sealover By Pattie Pace said from his North Staff Writer Carolina home Tuesday. "I was impressed with Sanibel has a new city manager. members of the council Edward Sealover, town manager of and department heads I Atlantic Beach, N.C., has accepted the job met with. I'm looking after winning the Sanibel City Council's forward to living in a unanimous approval at a special meeting tropical paradise, in an last Friday, with Councilmember Steve E. Sealover atmosphere that's stable Brown participating by phone from Nova and offers a high degree Scotia, where he is on vacation. of professionalism." Sealover will take over the city's top post Sealover will be paid a base salary of Aug. 16. t> See Sealover, page 2

Mosquito spray residue Photic 'MuhatlPi'.ldla ABOVE: The Bissell family is the long- time organizer of not harmful, district says the Fourth of July By Jill Goodman trict director Bill Opp. Parade on Sanibel. Staff Writer "A little bit of wind can cause the spray The late Don Bissell to drift." he said founded the annual The Lee County Most ol tfic spiay is watci. Aktie, uu event which was Mosquito Control District is material used to kill the mosquito larvae, is held Saturday keeping bu;>y, trying to con- mixed at a ratio of 1/2 ounce to 5 gallons of morning this year. trol one of the biggest men- water per acie. aces on the islands this time "It's not very strong," Opp said. AT LEFT: The of year. Helicopters fly low The spray is extremely wet undei the Sanibel/Captiva over the wetlands, aiming for helicopter so that it can push its way Optimist Club is the nasty little salt marsh tin ough the tee canopy and end up on bod- well represented on mosquito. ies of water. the Bissell family's On occasion, island residents may expe- "Every mosquito must swim before it float. For more pho- rience a light drizzle after the helicopter flies." Opp said. "We are looking for ones in tos of holiday week- passes overhead. There is no cause for water columns to prevent them from end events, please alarm, according to mosquito control dis- t> See Residue, page 3 see pages 4-5. First turtle DUCK STAMP ARRIVES Sanibel officer nest hatches heading to Kosovo Will help keep the peace on Captiva AT LEFT: Trina By Dawn Grodsky Stokes of the Editor i§ Turtle tracker/page 16 U.S. Post Office on Sanibel His co-workers think he's crazy. So By Gwenda Hiett-Clements stamps the first do his kids. But Ray Christensen is News Editor day cover of excited about going to Kosovo for a this year's year to work as a police monitor. It was pretty much a National Federal Duck However, the retired Sanibel detective Geographic moment. The sun was just ris- Stamp last and part-time traffic enforcement offi- ing. Sam Landry, Captiva director of the Thursday cer is also apprehensive about the jour- Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Foundation's morning at the ney he's set to embark on in two days. sea turtle monitoring program, was on the J. N. "Ding" He'll miss the football season and beach, digging up to his shoulder at the site Darling spend Christinas without his family. of a loggerhead sea turtle nest which had National He'll also experience a harsh winter for Wildlife Refuge hatched three days before. It was time to the first time in 15 years. Christensen tally the success of the iirst hatch of the rea- Visitors' Center. Christensen, 59, will be among 500 son. Pulling up empty shells means hatch- For complete Americans and 1,100 total police monitors dispatched to the lings have headed successfully out to sea. details of the war-torn nation. They'll work under the auspices of the And finding any live turtles left behind can one-of-a-kind United Nations, interviewing people crossing the borders, give a whole new meaning to attempts to offering, please restoring the judicial system to working order, monitoring preserve beaches for nesting. see page 3. police activity and making sure there are no human rights Holding a tiny, 3-inch long loggerhead violations. hatchling and feeling its flippers instinctive- Christensen is scheduled to leave July 10 for Fort Worth, ly move in a crawling, swimming motion Texas, for three weeks of tiaining prior to heading to nnngs to mind the struggle the tiny creature Kosovo. races to reach adult size of three-feet long, What's still unclear is whether the police monitors will

t> See Hatches, page 16 Michael Pistella O See Kosovo, page 2 2 Q JULY 8,1999 Q ISLAND REPORTER

Kosovo From page 1 it be armed. But Chnstensen, an ex-Marine and 35-year law enforcement veteran, said not having a gun doesn't worry The war has only been over him. "It doesn't make any difference. If you don't have a gun for three or four weeks. (trouble makers) will be more lenient on you. If you have a f gun, there will be shots exchanged," he said, adding he had There s a heck of a lot of land read a newspaper article in which Secretary of State Madeline Albright was quoted as saying she wanted the mines. The KLA (Kosovo monitors armed. However, he is concerned about being attacked. "The Liberation Army) is taking JJI war has only been over for three or four weeks. There's a heck of a lot of land mines. The KLA (Kosovo Liberation potshots at our guys there. Army) is taking potshots at our guys there," he said. Christensen learned about the job after a faxed notice was sent to the SPD. His brother-in-law, Doug Roth, was previously stationed in Bosnia and will go with him to — Ray Christensen Kosovo. Christensen said he, too, applied to go to Bosnia but they were looking mainly for instructors. He doesn't know if the two will be stationed together or where in "I haven't been in snow for over 15 years," he said. Kosovo he'll be. The monitors will be provided with weather-appropriate Getting accepted isn't easy and the recruiting is being clothing and will be identifiable by their blue berets. handled by a company called DynCorp, which does all the Christensen and the other Americans will also have an background investigations and hiring for the government, American flag patch on their uniforms. Those from other according to Christensen. countries will wear their flags. "The State Department says X number of men are need- The men will live in tents with wooden floors and eat out ed to go here and you go get the people," he explained. of a mess hall. "They're looking for a few good men. Hopefully, I'm one of "There will be a host of nations over there, working hand them." in hand," he said, noting it will be a true international com- Christensen had to complete reams of paperwork, includ- munity. ing filling out a 20-page psychological questionnaire. He Christensen isn't terribly familiar with the situation in had to provide his passport, get medical and dental check- Michael Pistella I ups, and secure letters of recommendation. He also had to Yugoslavia but said he picked up a book on Kosovo recent- provide evidence of his clean law enforcement record at the ly. Retired Sanibel detective and part-time traf- SPD and from Greenwich, Conn., where he also worked as "It's been going on for hundreds of years and it's all fic officer Ray Christensen stands next to the a police officer. about religions. You've got the Turks, the Serbs, the American flag in Police Chief Lew Phillips' To go, applicants must have law enforcement experience Muslims, the Catholics," he said. "I have to be neutral." office. Christensen is heading to Kosovo, and either be on the job or have retired not more than three Christensen passed on giving his opinion on Yugoslav where he'll be stationed as a police monitor years ago. President Slobodan Milosevic. "I can't answer that right for a year. "I've been retired for two years. If I'd retired a year ear- now. I'll let you know in a year, when I have first-hand wrote him a recommendation letter. lier, I couldn't go," he explained. Christensen has continued information from people over there." Christensen said he also has support from his wife, Gail. to work part time since his retirement. So what does he expect? Chnstensen closed his eyes and "I've been a cop for 35 years and she said, 'If you want to Police monitors also must be in good health. Christensen said, "I see bombed-out buildings, mass graves, muddy go, do it. I can't stop you,'" he said, noting they may meet had to have his cholesterol checked and in Fort Worth, he roads, donkey carts, crying kids looking for their parents. in Ireland or Italy for a vacation after six months. will undergo endurance tests, such as climbing stairs, lifting They way I picture it, it's all depressing." He admitted those Christensen said his children — a son, 38, and daughter, and running. 'They don't want someone over there who's images come exclusively from television. 33 — aren't quite so happy with his decision. "They think likely to get sick," he said. However, despite the depressing environment it's crazy. They say, 'Get a life dad,'" he said. Chnstensen said he wants to go to Kosovo for a number Christensen is mostly excited about the deployment. "It's a Chief.Philhps said Christensen will keep the Kosovars of reasons. "The challenge. It's my last hoorah, so to speak. humanitarian mission and it makes us look good. I think from killing each other. When asked what he thought of The money also played an important part. The pay is good," most guys should do it." Christensen's plans, Phillips said, "I think he's a Marine." he said. That sentiment is not shared by Christensen's coworkers Phillips explained he was in the Air Force and while sta- On the job, the monitors will be paired with interpreters at the SPD. "They think I'm nuts. They think I'm crazy. tioned in Vietnam, it was the Marines who protected them, but Chnstensen said he plans to try and learn the basics of They say, 'Once a cop, always a cop,'" he noted. guarding their bunker. the languages used by Serbs and ethic Albanians. He added Christensen said he is most appreciative of Police Chief Phillips also joked that when Christensen returns, he may most people there either speak some English or German. Lew Phillips and Interim City Manager Bob Pritt for letting forget the basics of U.S. law enforcement. "Arrest him. I He also said he's a bit worried about the potential of a him have the opportunity. think he did it," the police chief joked, never mind the lack harsh winter. "They're letting me take a leave of absence for one year. of evidence. They didn't have to do that," he said, noting Phillips also e a t h e r Sealover From page 1 $80,000 with a benefits package that includes a $100 Sealover was one of four candidates who met individual-1§ High Low Rain monthly car allowance; a starting credit of 80 hours vaca- ly with city council members in late May. He quickly June 30 84 72 — tion and 120 hours medical leave, which will then accrue at moved from being the council's No. 2 choice to the topcan " July 01 97 76 1.70 the same rate as general city employees; all other benefits didate following tough negotiating tactics by Edward m July 02 93 74 .64 available to general employees; and expenses incurred for Dolive of Anderson Township, Ohio. Dolive was asking for T July 03 89 74 .29 attendance at professional meetings or seminars. a salary and benefits package that exceeded the city's adver-1 July 04 88 73 .29 Sealover will also be required to live on island unless the tised parameters, based in part on the high cost of housing J July 05 91 73 1.10 council approves otherwise. He has agreed attend a Florida on Sanibel. July 06 92 77 — League of Cities meeting during his first week on the job. When asked what impressions he had about the island Reasonable expenses up to $5,000 for house-hunting after his brief visit, Sealover said, "It was absolutely beau- taps will also be paid for by the city. Sealover was invited tiful and decidedly different from most of the beaches that j Rainfall for June was 6.28 inches. Rainfall for to attend either the July 20 or Aug. 3 city council meetings .I'd ever seen. I'm a Yankee and spent a lot of time on beach- * July is 3.01 inches so far. if those dates can be coordinated with his house-hunting es up and down the Atlantic Coast but not in Florida or on || Note: Rainfall levels are recorded from the trips. the Gulf. morning of the day given to the following mom- Prior to the vote, human resources consultant Thomas Sealover was also impressed by how Sanibel has been ing. Whitecotton reported on reference checks from Sealover's preserved. Source: Island Water Association current position with Atlantic Beach. "It's a beautiful place," he said. "Development was done Whitecotton reported that Phil Johnson, a councilmem- with a great deal of sensitivity for a barrier island. I under- ber who has lived in Atlantic Beach for 16 years and has stand there's a commitment that development of available served on the council for several years, said Sealover was vacant land won't be too intense. They won't do anything to the best manager he'd ever worked with. He called him a harm the nature of the island." hard worker who gets along well with staff. He said he Sealover, selected from a field of 174 applicants, keeps the council well informed, and described him as a replaces former City Manager Gary Price, who resigned in courteous, detail oriented, no-nonsense manager. January after nearly 20 years with the city. City Attorney EARLY Bob Pritt has been serving as interim city manager since January. 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Since then, he J.N. "Ding" Darling the program has raised more than $500 mil- National Wildlife Refuge and lion to purchase and preserve more than 4.2 the Sanibel Post Office contin- million acres of wetlands and help run the Tued an island tradition 500-plus national wildlife refuges. Under Thursday, July 1, with a first day cover sale the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act, all of the 1999-2000 Federal Duck Stamp. waterfowl hunters age 16 and older must Collectors lined up at 9 a.m. to purchase the annually purchase and carry the $15 Federal envelope designed by Nancy Barnes of Duck Stamp, and many non-hunters have Island Graphics. Barnes' design of a roseate been collecting the stamps over the years. spoonbill enhances the left side of the enve- The duck stamp can also be used for admis- lope on which this year's duck stamp, fea- sion to all the national wildlife refuges that turing a pair of greater scaup designed by require entrance fees, including "Ding" Jim Hautman, is placed. A U.S. postage Darling. stamp selected by refuge workers to coordi- Branyon said further value can be added nate with the stamp was placed on the enve- to the first-day cover envelopes if owners lope, along with a hand-canceled Sanibel bring them to this year's "Ding" Darling postmark to add to the envelope's value. Days celebration Saturday, Oct. 16. Three- This year's postal stamp is a John & time winner of the annual duck stamp William Bartram design of a Franklinia tree design competitions, Hautman, of in bloom. Plymouth, Minn., will be there to sign Photos 'Michael Sanibel Post Office clerk Trina Stokes, envelopes and other prints of this year's and ABOVE: Dave Turner there to hand cancel the envelopes for the past year's designs. Hautman's two broth- of South Fort Myers, fourth year, explained the duck stamp's first ers, Robert and Joseph, who won the feder- far left, buys duck day cover is not like a first-day issue of a al duck stamp contest in 1997 and 1992 stamps on the first day postal stamp. As far as she and others at the respectively, will also be at the refuge for they are available as refuge know, this duck stamp tradition is the celebration. Bonnie Nelson, center, only carried out here. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society business man- Carroll Branyon, refuge ranger, The envelopes were sold for $25 last ager, and refuge volun- explained the tradition began here three Thursday only. But a limited number are teer Fran Varga look years ago as part of the refuge's 50-year hand stamped and are still available at the on. Trina Stokes anniversary celebration. refuge for $35. Branyon said 130 total pre- stamps the cover of "We all got together that year to pick out pared. this year's Federal a companion postal stamp. That first year it Duck Stamp. was an alligator. We've continued that since Anyone interested in purchasing any then," Branyon said. remaining envelopes should contact refuge AT LEFT: The first day The tradition is fitting since the refuge's staff at 472-1100 or inquire at the desk of cover of this year's namesake, environmental activist and the visitors' center. Federal Duck Stamp, e UJ s briefs

tions and thousands of individuals,'the number has risen to Community House that Friday, including participator Eagle off endangered list an estimated 5.748 nesting pairs Biologists believe it may from "old timers" such as Porter Goss, the cit> \ first mayor On the eve of Independence Day weekend, President no longer require the special pioiection ot the Endangered dtid now a LJ S congressman. Aiecepuun will follow Clinton marked the culmination of a three-decade effort to Species Act. There will also be a community gathering at Gulfside protect and recover the American bald eagle by announcing "America was the first nation on earth to pass a compre- City Park from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday. Dec. 11, featuring a proposal to remove it from the list of threatened and hensive law protecting endangered species ... and once games, music, a catered barbecue and more. endangered species. again we have shown that this landmark law works." The incorporation committee is inviting local organisa- "The American bald eagle is now back from the brink of Interior Department Secretary Bruce Babbitt said. "Today tions to plan a commemorative program during the lag time extinction, thriving in virtually every state of the union," the American bald eagle is back. The bald eagle joins a between Nov. 5 and Dec. 11. Programs can be for members Clinton said. "I can think of no better way to honor the birth growing list of other once-imperiled species that" are on the of the organizations or more widespread, to include the of our nation than by celebrating the rebirth of our proud- road to recovery, including the peregrine falcon and the entire community. est living symbol." Columbian white-tailed deer." Anyone interested in participating should contact event The bald eagle was adopted as the national symbol in coordinator Helen Phillips by Sept. 30. The time frame will 1782, when as many as 100,000 nesting pairs lived in the allow the committee to schedule the event and prevent continental United States. By 1963, only 417 nesting pairs Birthday participation sought activities from doubling up at the same time. remained. Sanibel will be celebrating its 25th anniversary as a city Committee members include Phillips. Grover Arp, Jean Today, due to recovery efforts by the Interior with the celebration kicking off Nov. 5, the date of the Baer, Jody Brown, Steve Brown. Jean Dowries, Marty Department's U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service in partnership incorporation vote. Harrity, Stan Kucaba and Jennifer Workman. with other federal agencies, tribes, state and local govern- Festivities will conclude the weekend of Dec. 10, with a ments, conservation organizations, universities, corpora- re-enactment of the first council meeting at the Sanibel For information, call Phillips at 472-6477. Mejia family together again By Ted Tyson AT RIGHT: Vietnam- Special to the Reporter era Huey helicopters are spraying over the The Mejia family children arrived safely islands. The mosquito in Colorado and went directly to the hospi- control district says tal to see their father, who was huit in a con- not to worry about struction accident earlier this year. In the spray residue if it hits last update, Anny, 8, Katie, 7. and Malenie, your car or person. 6, were on board a plane headed to They say it's safe. Colorado courtesy of Angel Flight SB and Angel Flight Mid-West. The family reported lots of hugs, kisses and tears of joy at the hospital where they saw their dad Juan and at the airport, where Special to the Reporter Reporter iile they met their mom Jeannette. Just seeing Angel Flight volunteer Bob the kids boosted Juan's morale 100 percent Janes, second from left, presents and Jeannette gave thanks her family was an Alfie award to Community Residue From page 1 together again. It took some time to get Housing & Resources staff. everyone calmed down enough to let the report I said Air West gave a good discount becoming adults." He added that the hardwater the district uses kids tell of their adventures, and everyone on the round-trip ticket to Denver. I was Opp said there are 47 different species of could also leave a residue. laughed when Malenie said she was going mistaken. Through a program Air West has mosquitoes in Lee County but the prevalent "If a person is sprayed and would like to to be a pilot. Juan hugged the Alfie bears for with Mercy Medical Airlift, Air West one on Sanibel is the salt marsh mosquito. take a shower, it's fine. There will be no good luck, according to Anny. Since he has charged nothing for the ticket and used fre- Opp likened them to Kamikaze pilots. symptoms from the spray," he said. a broken leg, one of the nurses bandaged quent flyer miles allocated to MMA. "They don't hesitate, they just dive for you. According to Opp, in an average year the one of Alfie's legs, too, according to Katie Angel Flight volunteer Bob Janes pre- They are ferocious," he said. Fourth of July weekend is the halfway mark in a telephone conversation with the staff of sented the CHR staff with an official Alfie Motorists passing under the helicopter in the mosquito control season. Community Housing & Resources. Carole bear, thanking them. "We need everyone to may notice milky droplets on the wind- The good news is that if the water stays Gaidowski, Cyndie Hoggatt and Jan Hyatt be on the lookout for people needing Angel shields. Opp said the white spots could be high with continued rain on the salt marsh- hooked the Mejias up with Angel Flight and Flight's services," he said. salt or the solvent that dissolves the Abate. es, mosquitoes can't lay their eggs. have been keeping a close eye on the fami- " Angel Flight transports people for health ly even while they are in Colorado. and medical reasons at no charge. Anyone Even Auntie Marisol got there safely wanting to support Angel Flight can buy an thanks to Angel Flight pilot Tom Jobes. Alfie bear at the Sanibel 5&10 at 2330 Palm The Reporter is the islands' only official newspaper! To set the record straight, in an earlier Ridge Road. 4 • JULY 8, 1999 • ISLAND REPORTER ndependence Day celebration Participation high in parade Hundreds of people lined Periwinkle Way Saturday morning to watch the annual Fourth or July Parade. An earl} threat of lain held oft and overcast skies helped keep spectators and participants cooler than normal this year Parade participants filed into place along Island Inn Road prior to the start of the 9 30 a.m procession The route included a portion of Tarpon Bay Road, and Periwinkle to Casa Ybel Road. As is tradition, participants tossed barrels lull of candy to spectators Participants drove, rode bicycles, m-line skat- ed and walked the route This year's theme was "'America the Beautiful" and Sanibel historian Betty Anholt was parade marshal The parade was followed by the Road Rally (see details, page 5) and the rain held off for the conclusion of the 20th annversary of that event. However, the skies opened up by late afternoon and it continued to rain until about 8pm And while the rain let up in time for the scheduled fire- works Saturday night and the Sanibel Causeway was packed with spectators, fireworks were canceled Participants lined the causeway beaches and brought boats near the end of Bailey Road but waited in vain. A Lee County Sheriff's deputy notified latecomers just pulling up in their car after 9pm that the show had been rescheduled ABOVE: Some parade However, those already in position weren't properly noti- participants use less fied and some reported waiting as long as 40 minutes before motorized forms of heading home transportation during The fireworks will be set off this Saturday night.. July 10. the ninth annual at approximately 9" 15 p.m The Sanibel Recreation Sanibel/Captiva Department said the start time may vary due to weather Fourth of July parade conditions. Saturday morning. Captiva fueworks were held Saturday at South Seas Plantation, and displays were in Fort Myers, Cape Coral AT RIGHT: Island kids and on Fort Myers Beach Sunday get a ride in the For more information about the delayed Sanibel display, Sanibel Police boat. call the city's recreation department at 472-6477 BELOW: Golden — Dawn Grodsky retrievers "Garbo," in the foreground, and "Gi'l*>W.n« in Hit pati IOIII s|)ii n v\ iili Photos by American 11.iu h.irul.m Jl.»- .11 Ollljci llll M Michael Pistella necks .is i)i( \ u.iT« h the |> ii .nit Mid ml\ p ."'S I In \ .1:1 n\\ •! i! l>\ f-!,-ntf< rJ.u k 1 uis/i Ii 1M*& •

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TOP: Sarah St. John, Craig Stewart ami \mli i St. John hoist up the Sanibel Communitj I'niili '> il| mil ABOVE: Members of Sanibel's Amatein It H'HI I *S Team are the last in the par.»»i 'im CENTER RIGHT: The Island ReporterlCaptiva c' Current are represented in the parade in a car as well by staff on bicycles. rvvc FAR RIGHT ABOVE: Sanibel Fire Chief P. Charles S>J^f" ***-. Frederick, on in-line skates, hands out one of the ** department's plastic fire hats during the parade BOTTOM RIGHT: The Sanibel Packing Company donkeys never miss a Fourth of July parade FAR RIGHT: Sanibel historian and author Betty M Anholt looks like she enjoys being the parade marshal. ISLAND REPORTER Q JULY 8, 1999 Q 5 ndependence Day celebration Rally rolls on AT LEFT: B Editor's note/page 6 Couneilmember Nola M Raffle winners/page 8 Theiss and Police Cheif Lew Phillips The 1999 Road Rally hosted by the Sanibel/Captiva drop flags for the Optimist Club attracted 34 entrants. Cars packed with start of the 1999 revved up family and friends left the starting point opposite Optimist Club Bailey's Shopping Center. Fourth of July Road Armed with clues designed to mislead, they forged for- Rally. ward in an effort to end up at the finish line within the allot- ted time frame and with all the puzzling questions correctly BELOW: Optimist answered. club president and The rally netted $4,500 for the Optimist club, which will rally organizer John donate $6,000 to the Sanibel School for the purchase of an Turansky checks accelerated math program. last-minute details Taking first place this year was the team, "Mercedes while his wife Linda Benz Club No. 1," with Bob Laswell driving and Jean helps him take cover Beach navigating. They won three days and two nights at from a brief rain the Sundial Beach Resort and $100. shower. In first place last year, the team *'ZOT," with Joe O'Brochta driving and Lori Ziemba navigating, came in second this time around. They won brunch for four at Chadvvick's plus $75. Third place went to the team "Chorizo's Revenge," with Christian Suarez driving and Brandy Suarez navigating. They won $50. Coming in last place were George and Winnie Harris. They won the consolation prize of $25. — Jill Goodman

AT LEFT: Francis Bailey, right, who has participated in the Road Rally every year, chats with a couple before the event begins. ABOVE: The "ZOT" team, the 1998 Road Rally winners, warn other competitors that they were the champs last year. They came in second this year.

Photos I Michael Pistella ABOVE LEFT: Libby O'Connor and her dad David enjoy the parade. ABOVE RIGHT: Sam Bailey waves from his famous 1928 Model T. AT LEFT: Sanibel Mayor Bob Janes rides in the parade with his family. BELOW LEFT: Sanibel city councilmembers throw candy from their Jeep. AT RIGHT, BELOW AND BELOW RIGHT: Island businesses including PMR, Re/Max and Bank of the Islands to name a few are well represented in the parade. 6 Q JULY 8, 1999 • ISLAND REPORTER Editor's note Poor showino in I have to apologize to my Road Rally McMillan, who's participated in the Road Instead, I used the digits. leainmatci for our poor performance in last Rally for the last 12 years \Vh> would you make someone spell out long addressee, Saturday's annual scavenger hunt. Neither I thought we would do well and inspire especially in an event like this when you're in a hurry. I of the organizers, Randy Carson nor Richard our other two teammates, Rally novices asked Carson, explaining how much easier it is to write McCurry, knew exactlv what place we had Nanette Marciano and Michael Young. 3333 than three-three-three-three. Or is it thirty-three thirty- come in, but apparently it was not anywhere We all piled into McMillan's parents' three, or three-thousand three-hundred thirty-three? near the top and it was all my fault. Cadillac and we were off in the pole position. "Because I can" was his answer, adding that you've had I was the one who wrote down the We breezed through the course and at the end to spell out the numbers in the Road Rally since the begin- answers and I didn't read the directions. actually reported that the questions seemed ning of time. I hate directions and rarely, if ever, read easy. Satisfied, I figured on a top-three show- Well, I guess you can't argue with that, and now that I them. I'm pretty good at ''figuring things ing for sure. think about it, I seem to remember spelling them out last out," whether it be how to set the radio sta- The next day I ran into Carson. I was year. tions and clock on my digital headset or how dying to ask him how we did but didn't want This year, we didn't break any of the other rules, some of to work a new computer program. to appear to gloat. I caught his eye. which included: "Will not count any yellow fire hydrants; If I can't figure it out on my own, I ask "You didn't win," he said. "You didn't will not honk at oncoming competitors' cars (We only someone. I'm not one of those people who Dawn even come close." almost cut one off — twice; the driver didn't think it was can read a how-to book and then go and do In addition to our "sin" of finishing way funny.); and will have fun!" it. At the very least, I need the visual stimu- Grodsky too fast (How, I don't understand as So to my fellow mates on the "We've got Francis" team, lation of watching someone who knows. McMillan, our driver, stayed within the legal I'm sorry I messed up our chances for glory. Next year, I So it never occurred to me to read the speed limit the entire time, I'm sure.), I did- promise I'll read those directions. directions on the Road Rally answer sheet As I n't spell out the numbers. In the meantime, anybody have a VCR they need pro- form. I've done the Rally for three years It's right there on the rules, Carson said. grammed? running now and have come close to placing And he's right. I'm looking at them right in the top three. see it now: (Dawn Grodsky is editor of the Island Reporter. She I thought this would be the year. After all, "All members of our party (team) accept welcomes your comments and suggestions. Give her a call we had Francis Bailey on our team. And wehad Libby and state that we: WILL SPELL ALL NUMBERS." at 472-1587.) s I a n d voices Commissioners. They received hundreds of Mariner proposal to revise the Lee Plan. The Thanks for trying letters, phone calls, faxes and e-mail mes- DCA now has the responsibility to advise sages in strong opposition to the Mariner the county to proceed or not to proceed. The Your comments are welcome! to save Capfiva Properties Development's "privately spon- DCA will meet in July and then forward its (Editor's note: The following was sored amendment" (PAT 98-09) to the Lee findings and recommendations back to Please address correspondence to: addressed to Captiva residents and proper- County Comprehensive Land Use Plan in county commissioners for a final adoption "Letters to the Editor" ty owners, and submitted for publication in which Mariner is seeking changes to the Lee hearing planned later in the fall. Island Reporter the Island Reporter.,) Plan to permit the transfer of development The CCA and many conservation organi- P.O. Box 809 rights from Buck Key to mangrove forest zations continue to oppose the plan, and Sanibel,FL 33957 To the editor: areas in South Seas Plantation. once again your input is needed. We suggest Despite this overwhelming support for that you write, fax or e-mail the DCA aS or Letters must be signed and include a Thank you for your overwhelming sup- the CCA's position, commissioners voted 4- part of the information contained in a sam- phone number for verification. port in the recent campaign to communicate 1 to forward to the State of Florida ple letter available for your perusal. 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»^/ A/ "DING"DARLING ^ WILDLIFE^ Susan Young Rutledge, Tenn. Ray Carter "/ think I'm where I'd want to he. We love it here. " Account Executive ExecutiVB Sanibel Island w ISLAND REPORTER • JULY 8, 1999 • 7 Guest opinion This summer, children should read to succeed By Richard Riley adults such as grandparents. This is particularly true during The "America Reads Challenge" has developed free and Special to the Reporter the summer when hard-won skills can be quickly erased. easy-to-use materials that can help. Even without the structure of the school day, there are You can call toll free at (877) 4ED-PUBS for a Even during the summer months, Vemon Winfrey saw to still lessons to learn. Summer is the perfect time to capital- "Read*Write*Now!" activity poster. It has a colorful illus- it that his teen-aged daughter — already an avid reader — ize on children's natural curiosity and engage them in activ- tration on the front and six weekly activities for children in read a book and wrote a book report each week. Many ities of all kinds. Kids can use the break from school to kindergarten through sixth grade on the back. The poster is books and reports later, Oprah Winfrey began her broad- explore their interests through books and computers. But it available in both English and Spanish. casting career at a Nashville radio station. shouldn't be a self-guided expedition. Involvement from You can visit the U.S. Department of Education website Today, Oprah Winfrey — talk-show host, philanthropist, parents or other caring adults is critical to success. at www.ed.gob/Family/RWN/Activ97/ and download or entertainment executive — still spends her spare time read- Adults can offer stimulating experiences to children who print the activities. There, you will additionally find sug- ing- want to read and learn. Whether it's a weekly outing to the gested reading lists, a reading and vocabulary log, and many Many children are also reading in their spare time, even library, museum or bookstore, adults who pay attention to activities for kids and reading partners to share. choosing to exercise their reading skills through the sum- children's interests can make a difference. While you're online, have children visit the "Kids Only" mer. When outings aren't possible, make virtual trips with a area of the "America Reads Challenge" website at But for many of us, when we hear the word "summer," computer. Many public libraries, the U.S. Department of www.ed.gov/inits/americareads/, where they can submit the next word that comes to mind is "vacation." Housing and Urban Development, neighborhood networks reviews of their favorite books and* read other reviews from Summer is a time for long days at the beach or pool, pic- or community centers are wired to the Internet. Adults and kids across the country. nics in the park and staying up late. But kids who close their children can travel together on the information superhigh- If you know a child whose parents cannot help him or her books along with the school doors can forget much of what way. to read this summer, offer to assist. Every adult can help a they learned during the year. Children, especially those Sometimes, of course, ideal levels of parental involve- child become a better reader. Start now and take advantage struggling in school, can't afford to take a vacation from ment aren't possible. The kids may be out of school but of all the summer has to offer: sunny days, outdoor play and reading. work for mom and dad continues. That's why the U.S. plenty of time for the children in your life to read, explore, Reading is a skill that must be taught, supported and sus- Department of Education's "America Reads Challenge" has learn and grow. tained. Supporting children's reading activities — even sim- asked youth and community organizations, retired citizens ply daily reading with a child — requires substantial com- and other caring adults to join with teachers and parents to (Richard W. Riley is the U.S. Secretary of Education mitment from parents, older brothers and sisters, and caring keep all children reading this summer. and grandfath er of 10.)

an From page 6 may request an e-mail copy of this letter at You can' also research the DCA's website at • , l [email protected]. http://www.dca.state.fl.us. The contact person at the DCA to write, fax. phone or e- If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call mail is Local Planning Bureau Chief Charles Gauthier, the CCA at 472-2 111. Thank you for helping to preserve DCA Bureau of Local Planning. 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd.. Captiva and Buck Key for future generations. Tallahassee. FL 32399-2100; phone (850) 487-4545; fax (850) 488-3309; and e-mail Sincerely, [email protected] Ron Gibson The CCA asks for you to "cc" us any e-mails to the CCA president DCA. The DCA must receive communications by July 21.

Thursday. July 15, at the Grand Court in Fort Myers. Group spokeswoman Bert MacCarry of Sanibel said the story- tellers will forego its usual approach of having a special theme. "During the summer months, we encourage our members and guests to exchange whatever stories come to mind, such as myths, legends, folktales or personal family reminis- cences," MacCarry said. • TTT meetings are always the third Thursday of the month. The Grand Court is at 8351 College Parkway. Meetings are free with tellers and listeners invited. For information, call 472-1781. Genealogy society to meet The Lee County Genealogical Society will have its next meeting at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 15, at Capt. Con's Restaurant in Bokeelia, at the north end of Pine Island. The program will be, "Life and Times on Pine Island," by Melodie Jedlik. Special to the Reporter Guests and new members are welcome. Participants will Michael Pistella (1 to r) Joan Good, Helene Phillips and order from the regular menu for lunch. Workers unload another piece of equip- Richard McCurry at the check presentation. For information or reservations, call 283-1856, ment for the Island Water Association's Sewing guild to meet deep-injection well drill rig last Optimist/Zonta make donation Wednesday. The rig, from ground to crown, Joan Good, incoming president of Zonta, and Richard The Southwest Florida chapter of the American Sewing is 196 feet high. Drilling won't begin until McCurry, next year's Optimist Club president, recently Guild will have its monthly meeting at 3 p.m. Saturday, July the final permits are secured from the donated money to supplement the Sanibel Recreation 24, at the Lee County Extension Department. The program Florida Department of Environmental Department summer recreation program. Helene Phillips, will feature Loretta LeLeuz, a guild member who will Protection, likely to be issued this month. head of the Sanibel Recreation Department, accepted the demonstrate techniques for the construction of swim wear check from the two island clubs. and active wear. To raise the needed funds, Zonta and the Optimists The guild is a national, non-profit organization dedicated teamed up for a fund raiser at the Riviera Restaurant June to the advancement of home sewing. Chapter meetings are 15. the fourth Saturday of every month and dues are $35 a year. The Reporter covers The extension office is at 3406 Palm Beach Blvd. in east TTT to meet Fort Myers. For information, call 338-3232 or 995-6980. all the news! The Tamiami Tale Tellers will meet from 7-9 p.m. Of note Please "We hope this will encourage pet owners to Friendly Faces lunch set provide the extra protection a microchip ID CROW tours continue The next Friendly Faces luncheon will be at offers. It is so easy for tags and other forms of ID Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife offers noon Tuesday, July 13, at St. Isabel's Catholic that attach to a collar to come off during a disas- guided tours at 11 a.m. each Monday through Church. ter," said Ria Brown, public promotion special- Friday. The cost is $3 for adults with CROW People who are alone or who want some com: ists for Lee County Animals Services. members and children free. The tour lasts about paiiy arc invited for food, fun and fellowship. Pet owners should also make sure their ani- an hour and includes a short presentation in the Reservations are required by Friday, July 9. mals are up to date on vaccinations and have Schneider Education Pavilion, a IQ-minute BOAT Call Mary Anne McCormick at 472-591.6. plenty of pet supplies on hand in case of an video and a walking tour outside of the habitat, emergency such as a hurricane. enclosures. Pets me not allowed in public shelters, and CROW is across from the entrance to the J.N. RIDES Pet microchips offered special arrangements will need to be made dur- "'Ding'' Darling National Wildlife Refuge, just to Cabbage Key, Cayo Costa ing an evacuation or pets will have to be left beyond Mile Marker 2 on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Hurricane season is here and Lee CounLy ant) North Gaptlua Animals Services is offering a way for families behind. The CROW clinic is open for patient recep- to protect their pets by implanting microchip Following Hurricane Andrew, .many animals tion from 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. daily. Any patient identifications. The safe and permanent pet iden- were displaced and never reunited with their delivered to the night check-in area between 5 472-5800 tification will be available for $15 throughout owners. and 8 p.m. will be admitled.that evening; all oth- July, a $5 savings from the regular $20 price tag. Animal services is at 2008 Arcadia Street in ers will be checked in the. following day, Jensen's Marina east Fort Myers. For information, call 337-1997. For information, call 472-3644. Captiva island 8 CJ JULY 8, 1999 • ISLAND REPORTER Environmental advocate saying goodbye to Sanibel By Pattie Pace many ways, it's more usable than the Staff Writer Audubon magazine because it's keyed into On-island affiliations major important issues. He's very good at §3 Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Environmental groups on Sambel aren't that." •4U Foundation — since 1987. looking forward to the departure of 13-year Loflin added, "There's no question A Chairman, SCCF Environmental resident Bob Slayton, a tireless environmen- there's going to be a great loss to our com- Affairs Committee — since 1989. tal advocate who's moving to the mainland munity. I hope he lets us off gradually and ^V< V A Coordinator for SCCF trail guides next week with his wife Edie, a former gets other people to step up and fill the gap 1 —1988-1997. Sanibel planning commissioner. he's going to leave." • Board member — 1993-97. "'One of the things that impresses me That's Slayton's plan, to bow out slowly. B Sanibel/Captiva Audubon Society about Bob is that he's someone who's obvi- Though he's in the process of grooming ously been successful in his chosen field, someone to take over as chairman of the — since 1989. yet confident enough in his abilities that he Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Foundation's • Former president, vice president, doesn't have the arrogance and pomposity Environmental Affairs Committee, Slayton conservation chairman, chapter repre- you sometimes associate with MDs," said said he'll continue working with the group. sentative and board member. Fran Stallings, chairman of the Responsible But now, instead of daily volunteer work, Growth Management Coalition in Lee he'll cut back his visits to twice each week. B Sanibel Vegetation Committee — County. "He's here so often, he might as well since 1989. Now in their 70s, the Slaytons have sold have been a staff person," said Erick • Served as both chairman and vice their home in the West Rocks subdivision to Lindblad, SCCF executive director. chairman. Founder of Weeds and Seeds, take up residence at Cypress Cove off Slayton and his wife, Edie, first set foot a volunteer organization committed to Summerlin Road, a community that offers on Sanibel back in the early 1970s, vaca- native plant identification. independent living quarters along with tioning at the Sanibel Siesta before the B Friends In Service Here — 1990- assisted-living arrangements and skilled quaint cottages were replaces with condo- 98. nursing care as needed. miniums. Charmed by the island's beauty, Michael Pistella A retired medical oncologist who sur- they vowed never to come back when they ABOVE: ' Off-island affiliations vived two bouts with tuberculosis and heard about plans on Lee County's drawing Bob • Responsible Growth Management whose children are pursuing professional board to build high rise structures along Slayton Coalition — since inception. careers .around the country, Slayton said he Periwinkle Way. today. A Secretary: since 1998 understands the need to plan for the future. Without being aware of the city's 1974 A Member Institutional Review Board "I never used to nap," Slayton said, not- incorporation, after which strict growth con- AT (charged with reviewing all clinical tri- ing that at age 73 he's beginning to notice he trol restrictions were put in place, Slayton RIGHT: als, including tests on new devices and returned for a 1979 vacation and was pleas- moves more slowly and tires more easily. Slayton as medicines) He hopes moving off island and stepping antly surprised. So much so, that he bought a U.S. back a bit from his volunteer activities will a lot on Coquina Drive and built a home that Navy lieu- B Southwest Regional Medical Center the couple moved into in 1986, when give him more time to read for pleasure. tenant, — since 1997. Luckily, for the many volunteer and envi- Slayton retired at age 60 and slowly became circa fl Radiation Therapy Oncology Group ronmental groups he nurtures. Slayton will ensconced in volunteer activities. 1954-57. also continue ingesting the volume of arti- Two distinct memories of his early days — since 1997. cles it takes to produce the document he's have left a lasting impression. Institute in H South Florida Water Management become famous for locally — his respected, One involves a visitor he took on a tour Washington," the man retorted. District — member. monthly Environmental Update. of the SCCF property, who turned out to be Needless to say, Slayton deferred and A Environmental Advisory Committee He spends countless hours reading publi- a writer for Bon Appetite magazine and reclassified the palm. — since 1996. cations, such as the Wall Street Journal, The gave the SCCF tour a write up as a sidebar Though his memories are vast and cher- A Member Citizens' Advisory New York Times, the Miami Herald and the in his places-to-eat-on-Sanibel article. ished, Slayton said he views the pending Committee, Charlotte Harbor National Fort Myers News-Press along with environ- The other memory is of his encounter lifestyle change as a time-out period, an Estuarian Project — since 1996 mental magazines and journals. He also with a "'dreaded real botanist," the person opportunity to assess his life and decide gleans useful information from an Audubon trail guides never wanted to encounter on what comes next. Awards Internet clipping service. one their tours. When the man challenged a "I wouldn't be surprised, with my back- • Committee of the Islands, Citizen "(Slayton's monthly update) is one of the palm tree Slayton had personally identified ground in oncology, if I don't end up as a of the Year ways I keep up with local, state and nation- and tagged, Slayton asked him his profes- volunteer at Hope Hospice," he said, since • Florida Audubon Society, former al environmental issues," Sanibel Natural sion. chapter President of the Year Resources Director Rob Loflin said. "'In "Curator of botany at the Smithsonian t> See Advocate, page 9 island Road Rally raffle winners The results of the Road Rally raffle are 8 Maxy Faytis ~ Pirate Playhouse, in, and winners are listed here followed by B Walter Smitson — Pirate Playhouse. the businesses that sponsored the prizes: B Brad Wobbe—Times of the Islands. • Glen Ristine — 'Tween-Waters Inn H Laura Turansky — Pirate Playhouse. and Gilligan's. B Craig Tour Jee — Jaearanda, Si Mark Steger — Lazy Flamingo. B George Patterson —- Dunes. • Mary Jo Bogdon — Bailey's B Audrey Fischer — Grog Shop. Hardware and Adventures in Paradise. H Harriet Simpson — Times of the • Mary Griswold — Times of the Islands, Islands. B John Taransky — Pirate Playhouse. (aptiva urrent B Bobby Dune —• Danes and Lazy B Joe Spalding — Timbers. t Flamingo. B Joe O'Brochta — Sanibel Brew Pub. H Clark Hill — NationsBank, B Joa Burroughs — McT's Shrimp B Betty Hanard — Sanibel Brew Pub. House & Tavern. B Jim Helton — Beached Whale and B Nola Theiss — Terrace Tropical Times of the Islands. Grill. B Nick freson — Bank of die Islands, B Gail Wills — Sundial Beach Resort.

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Florida Press Association 1998 i?dMg Murphy Better Weekly Newspaper Contest Realty, Inc. ISLAND REPORTER Q JULY 8, 1999 Q 9 Community Historical notes with memory loss. The group is open to all By Jean Downes AT LEFT: 'Caribbean Night '99' interested individuals at no charge. Sterling Special to the Reporter Now a prac- The Children's Science Center will be House is at 1416 Country Club Blvd. ticing attor- the beneficiary of "Caribbean Night '99," Additionally, the Dubin Resource Center When Judy Workman moved to Sanibel ney on the planned from 7-11 p.m. Friday, July 30. sponsors Alzheimer's Caregivers Support in 1973, it was not with any thought of island, Judy working for city government on an island Workman Presented by Sprint, the third annual fund Group meetings throughout the county. Fort was raiser will be at the Cape Coral Yacht Club. Myers meetings at the Westminster that was not yet a city. But that's what hap- employed A $30 donation includes all you can eat and Presbyterian Church at 16531 Bass Road pened. by the drink, games, the the chance to win $1,000 will be at 10 a.m. Wednesdays, July 14 and She was the mother of two preschoolers young city and other prizes. There will also be music 28. No Sanibel meeting is planned in July. whose husband was busy getting into his of Sanibel for dancing by Sound Presentations and For information, call 437-3007. new job as administrative director of the in a store- limbo contests. Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Foundation. front city The Children's Science Center is located MarsgoMania reborn But the climate of unrest with Lee County's hall not too at 2015 NE Pine Island Road in Cape Coral. Pine Island is planning its annual proposals to allow urbanization of Sanibel long ago. Tickets can be reserved by calling 997- MangoMaina festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. was already permeating the locals and con- 0012. Saturday and Sunday, July 10-11. The festi- servationist Dick Workman readily joined them. n't know him as well as the others, she said val started in 1995 to boost business during "He was so intelligent, he was intimidat- Cot show planned the summer following the relocation of a Workman spent her time helping the ing." The other council members respected The Platinum Coast Cat Fanciers is plan- number of tropical fruit growers to the Children's Center of the Islands get estab- MacKenzie and always sought out his opin- ning its ninth annual CFA Championship island after Hurricane Andrew devastated lished and into its first home, the old Bailey ion. Workman added. store overlooking Pine Island Sound. The and Household Pet Cat Show from 9 a.m. to Dade County in 1992. Rounding out that first council were 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, July 17 and 18, The first festival took place on the center has since relocated to Casa Ybel Road and the old store was moved to the Charles LeBuff and Francis Bailey, both of at the Harborside Convention Hall in down- island's Catholic church and was such as whom still live on the island. Goss is now a town Fort Myers. success that it took the chamber out of Sanibel Historical Village in the early 1990s. U.S..Congressman representing this district. The show will feature vendors with impending bankruptcy. More than 5,000 "There was some opposition to incorpo- every imaginable cat supply, free prizes and people attended. The MangoMaina the fol- By the beginning of 1975, with incorpo- ration," Workman recalled. "Some folks just raffles, information about cats, pet products, lowing year ended in a loss for the chamber. ration a fact and five councilmembers elect- didn't want it to happen but those of us in an ask the vet booth and more. Bad weather resulted in flooded vendor ed and putting the young city in motion, favor were really brought together with the Snacks and beverages will be available, spaces and fire ants. Consequently, there Workman accepted a two-week, temporary common goal ... avoiding the zoning Lee and parking is free. Admission is $4 for was no MangoMaina in 1997 or 1998 but job at city hall (a storefront in Periwinkle County was promoting for Sanibel. adults and $1 for children 11 and younger. now there is "new blood" and enthusiasm Place) as receptionist. Actually, the council Workman stayed with the city for two People can get $1 off each admission with a for the event. had hired Jean Nichols (later Isley, now years, then went to work for the late Emily canned cat food donation to the Animal Organizers said MangoMaina '99 should Woodring) but she needed to give notice to "Twink" Underbill at the Unpressured Refuge Center. be the best yet. It will take place at the KOA her employer, Island Water Association. Cooker, also in Periwinkle Place, and in For information, call 772-5399. Kampgrounds on the way to St. James City. By the time Nichols came aboard, short order found herself a member of the Music from punk to reggae to country to Workman was kept on and the two split their planning commission. Her boss was a plan- Alzheimer's support Caribbean is planned throughout the two services with Workman as secretary to the ning commissioner and coaxed Workman to A support group for adults who have a days. council and Nichols to the planning com- volunteer. 'That was an exciting time parent with Alzheimer's disease or a related Vendors will offer mangoes, lychees and mission. because we were dealing with the disorder will meet from 6:15-7:15 p.m. other tropical fruit for sale, along with jel- Sharing memories of those early days, Comprehensive Land Use Plan and the Rate Tuesday, Aug. 3, at Sterling House in Cape lies, jams and preserves made from the fruit. Workman recalled Mayor Porter Goss was of Growth Ordinance so there was a lot Coral. The meeting is sponsored by the Trees and plants that produce tropical fruit always there. "He worked regular office going on," she said. Workman laughed at Alvin A. Dubin Alzheimer's Resource will be sold as well and growing advice will hours, 8 to 5, five days a week," she said. the memory that Goss and his family had Center. be available from people and brochures. "Of course, he was quite young at the time dogs named CLUB and ROGO. The focus of the meeting will be the The KOA is 6 miles south of the four- but he took the job seriously. I remember he answered all letters and inquiries personally, Her experience on the planning commis- issues, concerns and questions adult chil- way stop at Pine Island Center. For infor- sion also provided Workman an opportunity dren face as they provide care to a parent mation, call Mike Marseglia at 283-4414. I wasn't much of a typist when I went there but I surely was when I left." to observe attorneys in action as they pre- sented their cases. The thought occurred to Reminiscing about the two original coun- her: "I could do that." And she did. With an cilmembers who have died and will not be undergraduate degree in teaching already in Advocate From page 8 part of the city's 25th birthday celebration hand, she went on to law school. later this year, Workman mused that Zelda the facility is only minutes from his new garden plot while maintenance crews man- Butler was smart and most competent in the Now a practicing attorney with offices in the Island Civic Center and her children home. age the lush landscaping. job of governing. "Zee was a beautiful woman and a golfer. I liked her," she said.. grown but still on the island (Michael as a Settling into their new, two-bedroom prep apprentice to artist Luc Century and apartment at Cypress Cove and getting rid High praise from friends already in resi- A strong force on that first council was Jennifer a reporter with the Islander), of tedious household and yard chores is dence there prevent Slayton from any wor- Vernon MacKenzie, according to Workman; Workman is hardly resting on her laurels. something Slayton eagerly anticipates. ries about his new home. "A quiet, reserved man, he drove an old yel- She is serving another term as a planning One meal a day in a restaurant setting, As an example, he related a story told to low Mercedes," she said. Although she did- commissioner. weekly clean linens and someone to mop him by friend and Cypress Cove resident the floor and clean the windows. 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The two damaged The parent company of Clipper Cruise Line, a deluxe At approximately 4 p.m., Frank "Vita's neighbors report- vehicles belonged to Eric Roth of Cape Coral and James tour operator with 40 years of experience, INTRAV has ed him breaking into a window of the condominium he was McCov of Fort Mvers. been chartering the Concorde for exclusive prosraros renting at 2659 West Gulf Drive. When police arrived, they since 1987. INTRAV offers nine- or 10-day adventures. found Vita inside the condo, picking broken glass up from Each trip includes deluxe hotel stays in two of Europe's B Anthony Petruccelli of Cape Coral was warned for great travel destinations; city tours; museum passes; the floor. He told Officer George Krivas he'd lost his keys speeding and fined S86 for improper passing on Sanibel- at the beach and had to break the window to get inside. many meals; special receptions; transfers; and a one-way, Captiva Road Sunday. supersonic, transatlantic flight aboard the illustrious Krivas reported Vita's breath smelled like alcohol, that he S3 Skaidre Karbauskiene of Fort Myers was fined S86 had a hard time standing and took 15 minutes to find his dri- Concorde. : for passing in a no-passing zone on Sanibel-Captiva Road The pre-holiday trip will be Dec. 14-22. In London. ver's license. Saturday. Krivas said Vita also told him he was on psychiatric- participants will stay at the Churchill Inter-Continental. A • Police seized the suspended driver's license of Shaun festive reception and dinner are planned at the historic medication and shouldn't be drinking but he refused an Weedall of Lehigh Acres Saturday after he was fined $86 offer of medical assistance. Stationers Guild Hall. In Paris, travelers will stay at the for failing to maintain a single lane on Sanibel-Captiva Hotel Inter-Continental. Near 5 p.m, the same neighbor called police to report that Road. Weedall told Officer Anthony Thompson he was Vita had driven away in his car alter promising to stay The January trip will depart Jan. 9 with an overnight tired. stay at Manhattan's Inter-Continental Hotel followed*by home. Police discovered him on Tarpon Bay Road when he B Byron Dawson of Cape Coral was fined $276 Friday passed a patrol car, failing to stop for the stop sign at the flight to Paris and a stay at the Hotel Inter- for driving 68 mph in a 30 mph zone on Casa Ybel Road Continental. Travelers will "then fly to Zurich, Periwinkle Way. Minutes later, he was arrested while dri- near the Sable Sands condominiums. An open container of ving down the middle of Sanibel-Captiva Road. Switzerland, for a scenic overland transfer to St. Moritz, alcohol found in his car netted him another $86 ticket. where they'll stay at the Kulm Hotel high in the Alps. Krivas called Lee County Emergency Medical Services S Juan Patricio Mezquite of Fort Myers Beach received One-way trips on the Concorde cost more than $5,500 for assistance at the scene and they took Vita to HealthPark a warning for failing to maintain a single lane on Sanibel- for treatment, where he refused to take blood test. He per person. This excursion is offered for a few hundred Captiva Road Friday. The warning requires him to appear at dollars extra for the pre-holiday trip and $1,200 extra for received stitches for a head injury and was released to the the Lee County Justice Center Aug. 5. officer. the ski holiday. It Katherine Luongo was fined $176 Monday for dri- And as with all Clipper and INTRAV trips. $600 is Krivas transported him to the Lee County Jail for a ving 53 mph on Causeway Road, a 30 mph zone, and returned to the SCCF as a voluntary, tax-deductible dona- breath test, booking and incarceration. Though his blood warned for failing to stop for an emergency vehicle. tion. Over the years, these trips have raised more than alcohol level was within the legal limit. Vita was still B Clocked on radar traveling 52 mph in a 35 mph zone $50,000 for the SCCF.. charged for DUI because of his behavior and the medica- on Periwinkle Way. Gerard Hemessy of 1126 Schooner For information, call (800) 456-0020. tions he was taking. Place on Sanibel was fined $156 Monday. • Jeffrey Canada of Fort Myers was fined $46 Monday 'Swing Might' : Keep your clothes, leosh on for not having a tag on his trailer. '"Swing" and "hammer" are words often used together M Marie Mengle of Fort Myers was ticketed Sunday for but an entirely new meaning will come into play at the Ten people were warned to keep their dogs on a leash traveling 58 mph in a 35 mph zone on Sanibel-Captiva during Officer David Jalbert's July 4 all-terrain-vehicle first Downtown Fort Myers Swing Night to benefit Road. Habitat for Humanity of Lee Countj. beach patrol from Bowman's Beach to Silver Key and • Matthew Faedo of Tampa was lined S17o ror speed- Sanibel Fishing Pier. The evening is planned from 7:30-11 p.m. Thutsdaj. ing on Casa Ybel Road near Airport Way. doing 5?. mph in July 15. and will be presented by the Southv.est I'Uiriikt Jalbert also warned two nude sunbathers at Silver Key to a 30-mph zone last Tuesday, June 29. keep their clothes on. Because they were first-time offend- Swing Dance Society and sponsored bv Gulf Cua^t ers and under the impression that nude sunbathing was per- • Ioannis Lorenz of Lehigh Acres was fined SR6 June Village. It will be at tlie Hall of 50 States.' mitted at Silver Key. they weren't ticketed. 29 for failing to stop at a stop sign on West Gulf Drive at Performing live for the event will be the Tit\ Boons Tarpon Bay Road. Jalbert reported that other sunbathers who regularly fre- swing band, which will also release its latent CD thiil quent the area were clothed when he went by on patrol. B Sabrina Sasser of Fort M\ers was ticketed for speed- night. The new lead linger is Sanibel resident and ing and driving with an expired license plate June 29. Captiva business owner Amy Sbarru. H Nancy Powell of 480 Saw grass Lane. Sanibel was N'ancy Chapman will offer beginner and intennediato Mailbox rampage fined $88 for speeding on Middle Gulf Drive last swing dance lessons. At least 11 mailboxes along Mockingbird Drive were Wednesday. June 30. The society hopes (his event will help with the renais- damaged sometime between late Wednesday night, June 30. U Michael White of Fort Myers was fined S178 for dri- sance of downtown Fort Myers and will contribute to the and the early morning hours of Saturday, July 1. Neighbors ving 50 mph on Casa Ybel Road June 30. restoration of the Hall of 50 States. Additionally, the told police a party took place that night at a home on 19 Nabbed for doing 62 mph on Tarpon Bay Road. Lucas swing night will provide a wholesome, healthy environ- Mockingbird Drive and that several people left the party at Parsons was fined $276 June 30. ment for people to enjoy the resurgence of swing. Only approximately 11 p.m., the last time neighbors reported see- H Cristobal Quintana of Fort Myers was fined $86 last non-alcoholic beverages will be served. ing their mailboxes intact. Thursday, July 1, for failing to maintain a single lane on Habitat has few paid employees and builds home pri- Periwinkle Way. marily with volunteer labor. Affiliates are responsible for raising their own funds locally and the Lee County affil- iate its the 10th largest out of the 1,500 in the United States. Habitat recently dedicated its 200th house here Get y our subscription and the 85th in Harlem Heights. Admission to Swing Night is $7 for adults and $5 for to the I $ I and Reporter today. students, with proceeds benefiting Habitat. For information about the event, call Kathryn Kelly at Call Shirlene at 472-1587. 454-7933.

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"Somewhere in Between Pospisil. on Sanihei for the Fourth ot July weekend, said he was Through July 18 pleased with the interpretation ol the pla\ undei the direction of Tina McPiiearson Old Schoolhouse Theater 1905 Periwinkle Way A comedy. "Somewheie in Between" is performed as a series of 10 472-6862 vignettes. On a sparse set. each scene focuses on Jasper, played by Jason "Run for Your Wife" O'Neill, and the emotional tangles life tosses at him. Through July 17 During the roughly 10-minute long scenes, Jasper, whom Pospisil 8 p.m. and some 4 p.m admits is slightly autobiographical, interacts with characters in diverse sit- shows uations, all of which cleverly point to the absurdities of life. $15 Actress Amanda Parke plays Holly, the girl Jasper has his eye on. The Benefit performance for other cast members — islander Rio Gralnick, Joe and Lee Meyers and Kasten family Elizabeth Morgan — blithely slip in and out of various characterizations July 14 7 p.m. throughout the show. Jonathan Rice does the technical direction, lighting Photos, IMichael Pistella and stage managing. Robert Schelhammer is production manager. $30 "The play is a comedy but in a way it's about fear ... just trying to meet Live music the unknown head on as opposed to trying to step around it," Pospisil said. R.C. Otter's "I hope that the audiences can recognize some of their own lives in what Andy Rosse Lane happens to Jasper and maybe, like him, realize that there are some things Captiva that you just have to let go of and not let bother you so much or get 395-1142 obsessed about. 7 p.m. to close "I think I probably see the play and a lot of my work as darker than Daily other people seem to. I write in a way to see through some of my own Crow's Nest problems." ABOVE: Craig 'Tween-Waters Inn Initially, Pospisil only wrote a single vignette of "Somewhere in Pospisil, center, talks Captiva Drive Between" for the Humana Festival competition at the Actor's Theater of 472-6161 with Tina 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Louisville. McPhearson, the Tuesday-Sunday "I had an idea for a 10-minute play so I wrote it up and sent it off. director of Chadwick's Then, a couple of weeks later I had another idea and kept having more "Somewhere in South Seas Plantation ideas for Jasper and different situations to put him in." Between," the play he Captiva Drive Pospisil explained he wrote the scene, "The First Date" by taking inspi- wrote, and the show's 472-5111 ration from his own life experiences in New York restaurants. star Jason O'Neill. Danny Morgan "When my wife and I would go out, we'd tend to talk in subdued nor- 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. mal tones. But every now and again, you'd get seated next to some people AT RIGHT: Craig Tuesday-Saturday with very loud voices and hear conversations you didn't want to be privy Pospisil visits Sanibel "Sparky" the DJ to. This is the kind of thing that started that scene off," he explained. last weekend to watch 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday & Monday Pospisil said he performed on stage during high school and college, and the play he wrote be Plus, entertainment during expected he would continue as an actor, although he did try his hand at performed at the dinner Tuesday-Friday play writing as well. Pirate Playhouse. The Mucky Duck "My senior year at Wesylen, I decided to write a play as a thesis pro- Andy Rosse Lane ject. Using letters written by James Joyce, I was able to write him as a Captiva character rather than a great artist" 472-3434 While auditioning in New York City, he was inspired to make a career Nelson Williams u-turn. 6-10 p.m. "It was like a "Joyceian" epiphany — it popped into my head that I'm Monday-Saturday Beaches Bar & Grill Sundial Beach Resort t> See Playwright, page 14 1451 Middle Gulf Drive 472-4151 Richie Bartolo 7-11 p.m. Vignettes Tuesday-Saturday Jacaranda 1223 Periwinkle Way Benefit next week 472-1771 The Old Schoolhouse Theater is planning a Charlie Jenkins' Band, benefit performance of "Run For Your Wife" Monday The Groove, Sunday & Wednesday, July 14, to benetit the Gregory Tuesday-Thursday Kasten Fund. Gregory. 11, has been diagnosed Tropical Breeze, Friday & with an inoperable biam tumor. The good news is Saturday that the latest reports are favoiable: the bad news 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. is that his parents have unpaid doctors' bills total- The Thistle Lodge ing more than %50,000 and need help. 2255 West Gulf Drive "All of the restaurants that we have 472-3145 approached to donate food and beverages for the Bill Alexander benefit have been tremendously cooperative." Guitar and vocals said Kit Yudowitz, who is organizing the event Special to the Reporter 7-11 p.m. with her husband Dave, box office manager. Special to the Reporter Friday, Saturday & Mondav Artist Bea Pappas stands with "Who's So far, food donations have been pledged by A special performance of "Run For the Big Guy?," left, and "The Matzaluna, Jerry's, the Bean, Bailey's, Traders Your Wife" July 14 will benefit 11- On the town Terminator," on display this summer. Store & Cafe, Bullfeathers, Gilligan's and the year-old Gregory Kasten, who has an Edison Gallery of Fine Art Lazy Flamingo. inoperable brain tumor. 8099 College Paikway Art league news The cast and theater staff all volunteered their 489-9492 The Sanibel/Capttva Art League invites the in 1904 where everyone is gearing up for the Contemporary master prinj services for the additional performance. World's Fair. Songs include "The Boy Next 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday public to see members' artwork throughout the Food and drinks will be served from 7-8 p.m. summei at their annual non-juried shows at the Door," "The Trolley Song," "Have Yourself a Friday , , with the pcrioimancc starting at 8 p m. Fruits and Merry Little Christmas" and the title song, "Meet 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Satuicay Sanihei Public Library and the Barrier Island cakes will be served during intermission Me in St. Louis." Group tor the Arts, both on Dunlop Road. 1 -5 p.m. Sunday "Run For Your Wife," directed by J T. Smith, The Thursday, July 8, performance of "Meet Through July 11 For information about exhibit hours, call the is playing to sold-out houses every weekend It library at 472-2483 or BIG Arts at 395-0900. For Me in St. Louis" will benefit the Children's Free ' . continues through July 17 and two additional 4 Hospital of Southwest Florida, part of the Lee Broadway Palm mfoimation about the ait lensiue. call Dick Smith p.m. shows have been added Satuidav. July 10 at 472-6531 or Nancj Jones at 472-1491 Memorial Health System. A poition of the 1380 Colonial Blvd. and 17. " evening's proceeds will go to the hospital. 278-4422 Smith and the othei members ol the staff said "Meet Me In St. Louis" is based on "The "Meet Me in St. Louis their aie pleased to he able to help an islander. Kensington Stories" by Sally Benson, originally Through Aug. 20 Bank hosts exhibit "We are a small town and part of its charm is From $20 show only; trom Bank of the Islands is hosting an exhibit of oil, published in the New Yorker magazine in 1940. to be able to provide assistance to members of Three years later in 1943, the world was captivat- $33 with dinner acrylic and watercolor paintings by members of our community when it is needed," Smith said. Florida Repertory Theatre the Hirdie Girdie Gallery through July 15. ed by the Vincente Minelli film classic of the Yudowitz said ticket sales have been brisk. same name. Arcade Theatre Participating artists include Ann Bischoff, "We have sold a number of tickets already and we First and Hendry streets Gordon Caughlin, Don Daniels, Judy Friedman, hope to sell out soon," he said. Adult tickets are $20-$36 while children 14 332-4488 and younger pay $14 for all performances. The Nancy Dean Jones, Bea Pappas and Carol Tickets are a minimum $30 donation and "Veronica's Room Rosenberg. Broadway Palm is at 1380 Colonial Blvd. in Fort Through July 18 .v reservations can be made at the box office at 1905 Myers. Call 278-4422. "Bank of the Islands is committed to the local Periwinkle Way between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. 8 p.m Wednesday-Saturday 8 p.m. Sunday island community, and this exhibit is an excellent Monday-Saturday or by calling 472-6862. $15 way to support our local artists," office president Philharmonic Craig Albert said. Poetry contest open 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd. Some of the paintings on display reflect island 'Meet Me in St. Louis' A $1,000 grand prize will be awarded in a Naples poetry contest sponsored by Hollywood's scenery. The exhibit is in the bank's lobby and The next production at the Broadway Palm (800)597-1900 can be seen from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday- Dinner Theatre will be "Meet Me in St. Louis," Famous Poets'. Society. The contest is open to everyone and there is no Ann & Nancy Wilson from Thuisday and 9 a.m to 6 p.m. Friday. continues through Aug. 28 the rock group ' Heart The .set will be a posleaio upliui of St Louis July 18 !> Bee Vignrttef,,, page 14 7 p.m. $38 je c eeer SYJUL C ST ISLAND REPORTER • JULY 8, 1999 • 13

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Robert Montgomery, who paints The Barrier Island Group for the Arts has a number of Hollywood, CA 90046 by July 15. under the name "Fontaine," will show upcoming events and classes. They include: 7 an exhibition of 24 recent works at the • Cartooning class 'Veronica's Room on stage Liquid Cafe in downtown Fort Myers. Alex Rheault will teach a cartooning class from 6:30-9 Florida Repertory Theatre is presenting the thriller, A champagne reception is planned p.m. Wednesdays beginning July 21. The class will explore "Veronica's Room," by Ira Levin. from 7-9 p.m. Thursday, July 22, and methods and materials used to create cartoons, and will Producing Artistic Director Robert Cacioppo is directing the show will continue through Aug. 2. cover the history of cartooning. and the cast features Liz Abbott, Stephanie Davis, Mitch Montgomery, who lives on Captiva, Students will learn how to make flip books, comic strips, Haley and Justin Lakes. is also the winner of one of this year's greeting cards and more. Rheault said cartooning is easy to "Veronica's Room" entwines fantasy and reality, and is Barrier Island Group for the Arts Robert learn and no previous drawing experience is required. set in the 1970s and the 1930s. Rauschenberg scholarships. He is taking The class will continue through Aug. 11 and the cost is The play continues through Saturday, July 18, with back-to-back semesters at Florida Gulf $40 for the series or $14 a session. Pre-registration is evening performances at S p.m. Wednesday-Saturday and 2 Coast University to earn his bachelor's Montgomery required and students can call BIG Arts for a supply list. p.m. Sunday matinees. and master's degrees in fine ait. The 23- • Oil painting workshops Pat Aprea will offer two short sessions in oil painting July 12-26 and Aug. 2-23. Aprea studied art at universities From page 12 in Ohio and Nevada. Her work is in public and private col- Playwright lections throughout the United States and Europe. a story teller. From then on, I turned away from acting," he grumpy old Santa Claus. Both sessions will be from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. said. Pospisil returned to school, earning a master's of fine Pospisil is the director of Dramatists Play Service, a New Mondays. The first workshop is $35 for the three-week arts degree in dramatic writing from New York University. York firm that publishes plays and controls licensing the series; the second sessions is $45 for the four-week series or The first full performance of "Somewhere in Between" rights of plays. He lives with his wife Diane, a free-lance $14 a session. was staged in 1995 at the Dayton Playhouse, where it won travel consultant and writer for a New York guidebook, on • Film society news first place in the FutureFest playwriting competition. the Upper West Side, 12 blocks away from the apartment he The BIG Arts Film Society will show its next movie, "This was the first time I had seen the play done in its grew up in. "Ain't Misbehavin'," at 7 p.m. Monday, July 12. The 97- entirety. That was a perfect moment," Pospisil said. With another play in the works, he said, "I would like to minute, 1952 film features Fats Waller songs such as "I'm "Somewhere in Between" is now being recognized inter- be able to continue writing plays that I'm happy with." Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter," "Black nationally, having recently played in Australia, and Pospisil Pospisil doesn't rule out writing for the big screen. and Blue," "Your Feet's Too Big" and more. said an agent from Paris has expressed interest in producing The first of this summer's community theater produc- Admission is $4 and includes lemonade, white wine and the play there as well. tions, "Somewhere in Between" will continue at the Pirate cheese. Tickets can be purchased at the door. The 35-year-old New Yorker recently completed Playhouse, 2200 Periwinkle Way, through July 18. BIG Arts is at 900 Dunlop Road. For information or to "Months on End," also written in the vignette style, with a Performances are at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday register for any event, call 395-0900. scene for each month of the year. It's a comedy about a and 7 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $13. Call 472-0006. Concerts

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• REMODELING • DESIGN F (941)466-5100 2727 WinWer Avenue, °rt Myers 9391-1147 STATE CERTIFIED GENERALCONTRACTOR' CG-C007963 The sports page' Youth golf league to tee off at Dunes By JeffVollmer responsible for keeping his or her own scoie Special to the Reporter and upholding the rules of the game. Theie are no referees looking over shouldeis dur- Ask anyone to name the first stereotype ing play. about golf that comes to mind and they will And" as any golfei knows, it only takes probably say, "Rich old men in tunny plaid one "'pure" shot to get a person hooked on pants."' However, this cliche is rapidly dis- the game, one shot bouncing down the mid- •-.»<• appearing. Young stars on the PGA tour dle of the fairway or landing softly just next such as David Duval, Tiger Woods and Phil to the hole. Mickelson are helping to give the sport of The whole game revolves around one -.-> golf an exciting new image, and programs seemingly simple swing, but the nuances are across the country are giving kids the oppor- endless, which is why the game can be so tunity to learn the game at an early age frustrating. No two golf shots are ever One island golf exactly the same, but m order to handle dif- course, the Dunes Golf ferent situations, a consistent swing is & Tennis Club, is intro- important. Michael Pistella ducing young golfers to The Dunes is running two different pro- Dunes' golf pro Kevin McCune gives some grip advice to Zack See, the the sport this summer grams this summer, both of which are aimed son of Dunes' tennis pro Terry See, during a junior golf clinic Monday. and giving them the at instructing kids in the fundamentals of A Junior Golf League that will combine instruction with play gets chance to learn the golf and helping them appreciate the beauty under way next week. game under the teach- and history of this fascinating sport. in hitting irons and woods, developing a The program costs $10 per session, a ings of club pro Kevin The Junior Golf Program is offered from reliable short game and appreciating the comprehensive fee which covers not only McCune. 9-10 a.m. each Thursday for children ages importance of golf etiquette, according to instruction and greens fees, but also Golf is vastly differ- 6-13. It consists of one hour of instruction McCune. includes bails and clubs for the kids to use if ent from team sports v on basic skills. K "The goal of the program is to provide a needed. such as soccer, baseball The second program will begin July 13. proper foundation, a solid base on which the McCune hopes to eventually run the pro- and basketball; in its purest form, it is just The Junior Golf League will not only pro- kids can develop their game in the future," gram year-round, giving the kids a chance to one person competing against the course, vide instruction in the fundamentals of golf McCune said. "We want them to learn the work on their games every week. shooting for par, trying to improve upon but will also allow kids to hone their new overall 'game' and give them an under- previous scores and working to master skills as they play nine holes directly fol- standing beyond just making the swing. Advance registration is required by noon skills, which at times can be agonizingly lowing their lesson. Hopefully, after participating in the program each Tuesday for that night's session. For frustrating. The Junior Golf League will continue they will understand why golf is so popu- information or to sign up, call 472-2535. Unlike other sports, golf is a lifetime each Tuesday evening through Aug. 31 for lar" companion, which is precisely why there are children of all skill levels ages 7-16. Each Each lesson will begin at 5 p.m. and will old men playing it in funny pants. week will feature a different lesson aimed at last 30 minutes, after which the young duf- (Jeff Vollmer of Sanibel is an English Golf is a game steeped in tradition and a certain aspect of golf fundamentals The fers will tee it high and let it fly as they play major at Middlebury College in history, honor and etiquette; each person is kids will learn the necessary skills involved nine holes of golf out on the course. Middlebury, Vt.) Shorts Of note tion, Flonda's professional sports fran- Golfers can sign up as singles, cou- Pilot ground school 'Tennis thrills, chises and university athletic programs ples or foursomes and must register by A Private Pflot Ground School will be offered at have joined in support. noon the day of play. Players do not t0ol#6m £-9 pjn. Tuesdays* Sept, smoking kills' have to be club members. k - students .affQughpjjV "Tennis Thrills, Smoking Kills ... SWAT news For information. about the The city of Sanibel and the Sanibel So Play Tennis" is a new state program Wednesday Night Scrambles, call 472- n (tttpJJ. that includes local tennis carnivals and Water Attack Team will host its annual 3355. ,„,,,,.. n fegiMtiansj pi, free tennis lessons. It is funded by swim meet Saturday, July 17. SWAT ioeifoi^W(nce, *«ljhi and balance; "aeronjedieat factor's; Sports for Life tobacco settlement will be hosting swimmers from Bonita Golf discount cards aviation weafb&jwul Weather services; navigation charts, money and is coming to Lee County. Springs, Lehigh Acres, Marco Island The 1999 Golf Privilege Cards are publications and flight computers; tadio navigation; and Sports for Life is the first statewide, and other Fort Myers area teams. now on sale from the American Lung ps&^ojwtry flflyingi , comprehensive program designed to Warmup will begin at 8:30 a.m.; the Association of Gulf Coast Florida. ' Students wfll also visit to 1fte Control tower and Fort ] influence youth ideas about smoking meet will start at 9:30 a.m. and finish The card offers free or reduced Myers Approach Control at Southwest Florida interna-; greens fees at 180 courses in 13 coun- through their involvement in sports. by 1:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to Honal Airport. „, ( \ Sports for Life challenges youth atti- swim in a fun, open relay at the end of ties along Flonda's Gulf Coast. The -The class Is & Cypress Lake High School Adult tudes about smoking by focusing on the regular competition. regional cards are available for $20 Community Education Program. the dangerous, short-term effects of Volunteers are needed to work as each or four for $60. For information, call E4 Finfc, a master certified flight tobacco use on sports performance, timers, starters and statisticians. No Also available is the four-state 1999 instructor, at 549-6402. rather than the long-term effects with experience is necessary. Golf Privilege Card, featuring 600 which many youths are familiar. For information or to offer help, courses in Flonda, Georgia, Free polka lessons offered call John Barden or Lisa Fenton- at Mississippi and Alabama. These cards The Southwest Florida Polka Boosters will again offer A tennis carnival is planned from 11 472-0345. are $25 each or four for $75. a.m. to 1 p.m. this Saturday, July 10, at free polka dance lessons (faring August. The lessons will Cards are valid now through Oct. be from 7-9 p,m. every Thursday in August at toe Tony ~%>oks Park. There will be games, Jr. tennis championship 31 and all purchases fight lung disease, food, drinks, prizes and free tennis les- The Sundial Beach Resort is Rotino denter in the Cape CoraJ "S&cht Club complex. the third-leading cause of death in the * Tte free lessons are for beginners ages 8 to 80. Polka soi sign up. Each participant will be accepting registrations for the Sanibel United States. urjed to sign a "Be Tobacco Free" Island Junior Tennis Championship dancing is fun and anyone interested should sign up early, pledge card. For inforfnation or to place a phone as class size is limited. During the past three years the planned July 16-18. The event includes order, call 275-7577. . Local sponsors include the United singles and doubles competition in age free lessons were offered, each class averaged about 70 Stttes Tennis Association and the Lee divisions of 18, 16, 14, and 12 and Aquatic class offered people. County Community Tennis younger. A consolation tournament The Southwest Branch of the Dates of this year's classes are Aug. 5,12,19 and 26. Association. will be included for each division. Arthritis Foundation, in association For information, or to register, call 731-5396. "Our youth athletes have a unique The cost is $25 for singles and $12 with Lee County Parks & Recreation, opportunity to learn about the connec- for doubles, and all participants must offer weekly aquatic classes for people Cookbooks for cash tion between smoking and sports per- be United States Tennis Association with arthritis. The Junior League of Port Myers can help local non- formance," said Sports for Life members of purchase a membership The only requirement is an applica- profit organizations increase their fund-raising dollars by Program Director Jeff Sharkey. It's a upon registration. tion must be filled out and returned to selling its cookbook, "Tropical Settings." The cost is $21 message that focuses on immediate Trophies will be awarded, and all the foundation prior to enrollment. each and the group making the sale will earn a $10 prof- consequences, and we know kids can singles' competition entrants will Aquacise, a word coined to descnbe it on each book, The remaining $11 goes to the Junior relate to it." receive a complimentary T-shirt and a the foundation's water exercise pro- League to support its ongoing community projects. The one-year program is funded Forten grip overwrap. Complimentary gram, is a chance for people with There is no deposit; books can be sold on consignment with a $2.4 million grant from the beverages will be served courtside and arthritis to participate in a recreational or on-order basis, Florida Tobacco Pilot Program, and a player party is planned at 6:30 p.m. group activity that improves their "Tropical Settings'* has more than 250 well-tested provides money and educational mate- Saturday, July 17, including food and sense of well-being. For information recipes including famous restaurant dishes such as (h& rials to sports and youth organizations drink. and an application, call (800) 741- Bubble Room's red velvet cake and the Veranda's that host tobacco-free sports events. The Sundial is at 1451 Middle Gulf 4008. Bourbon Street filet, Recipes include preparation times The pilot program is funded by the Drive. For information or to register, and nutritional guideline, state's $13 billion settlement with Big call 395-6016. Master's swimming For informatiop, call 433-2440, Tobacco. The Sanibel Recreation Complex is The program also represents a part- 'Get scrambled' now offering Master's swimming from Car donations sought nership between the Tobacco Pilot The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club has 5-6:30 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Tte Boys-& O#U Slabs of tee County fa hunching a Program, the Florida Sports begun its weekly golf scrambles at Thursdays and Fridays. Caf -donation pfoiramv T&tfprGgraift raises money to sup-' Foundation, Florida's Regional Sports 5:30 p.m. each Wednesday through There is a $30 annual fee to partici- t4l|b " * \ --, * * , t,\ Commissions, community-based Sept. 30. pate in the program, which is open to the ©Id and .unwanted youth sports organizations, the Police The cost is $23 and includes nine swimmers 19 and older. Coaching will ^iC Jhf title rpiust fa Athletic Union and the Amateur holes of golf, a cart and prizes. Each be provided, as well as advice on ^' / American Lung Association. In addi- round is followed by a buffet prepared stroke technique to interested swim- by Executive Chef Rusty Chervin. mers. For information, call 472-0345. ^s^^tte3 16 • JULY 8, 1999 • ISLAND REPORTER

Hatches From page I to perhaps return to Sanibel and.Captiva beaches someday to continue the reproductive process. Statistics show its chances are not good. From the moment the eggs are laid, they face predators, A wily rac- coon watching u turtle lay its eggs may then dig and eat the eggs from the nest. Ghost crabs and fire ants can invade nests. Birds may snatch hatchlings headed to sea. And then there is man. Lighting along the beach can dis- orient hatchlings and send them away from the sea to die from dehydration or other disasters. Beach furniture left out all night can present obstacles for both the nesting and hatching turtles. And pollution, loss of nesting habitat through development and erosion, boat collisions and o drowning in shrimp nets and other fishing gear have caused a drastic decline in sea turtle populations. The SCCF participates in monitoring the sea turtle nest- ing and hatching numbers from May through October as part of a Florida Department of Environmental Protection program to track the threatened and endangered species. Volunteer walkers monitor zones on Sanibel's east end and report nestings and hatchings to SCCF permittees listed with the DEP. Individual permittees monitor Sanibel's west end in the white and blue SCCF Jeep and also monitor Captiva in the red "mule" beach vehicle. This is the time of year when beach goers see more and more stakes, indicating nests sectioned off by hot pink tape. Tampering with a nest, an adult turtle or a hatchling are fed- eral crimes. Those in charge at SCCF want island residents and visi- tors to be aware that now is a critical time during the nest- . i• i,* / '" i ' ing season. 1 Phutoh I Gwenda Hiett-Qpments The hatching of the first loggerhead sea turtle nest No. 1 \ ». on Captiva last week heralded the beginning of the busiest After the first dig Friday morning, Landry discovered TOP LEFT: Landry marks nest No. 105 on lime of the season for the SCCF's sea turtle monitoring pro- nest No. 2 had hatched the night before. When digging into Captiva. Visitors and residents are reminded gram. Turtles, which began nesting in May, are still active- a ghost crab hole in the nest, he found a live hatchling just to take beach furniture in at night to elimi- ly laying eggs while baby loggerheads, or hatchlings, are at the top. He explained that when the turtles hatch, they nate obstacles for nesting and hatching sea beginning to emerge from the first nests and scurry to sea. move up from the bottom like an elevator rising and erupt turtles. Nest numbers are up again this year, matching last year's together. Sometimes a couple at the bottom get left behind record-breaking statistics. Sam Landry, who heads the pro- as this one did. ABOVE: With the familiar Sanibel/Captiva gram on Captiva, reported that nest No. 100 on Captiva was Any hatchlings found during the day are put in a bucket Conservation Foundation sea turtle beach laid the same day No. 1 hatched. The incubation period for filled with wet sand and kept until that night, when they are "mule" in the background, Sam Landry loggerhead sea turtle eggs is approximately 55 to 65 days. sent into the sea. For the rest of the day's run, the little log- begins diggingthe first nest hatched on "We have been up and down with last year's numbers all gerhead in the bucket served as an educational ambassador Captiva last week. season. As of July L last year there were 105 nests and this to people along the beach. year there are 104," he said. Henry Braaksma, visiting from New Jersey, came out to AT LEFT: Landry counts 94 hatched eggs and But on Friday, July 2, when Landry went out to dig the greet Landry as he was marking a new nest in front of four unhatched in the first nest to hatch on No. 1 nest, he discovered five new nests between Blind Pass Plantation Beach Club at South Seas. Captiva. and the end of South Seas Plantation. That put this year Braaksma said, "I got up this morning and saw these directly from the nest site. ahead again. tracks and said, 'Holy cow!' that must have been a sea tur- Landry said he encourages volunteer walkers and anyone "Usually the year after a high year will be lower because tle. I could see she took one way in and one way out." else interested in the sea turtle program to ride, along with it's not the same group of turtles laying nests," he said. "But When Landry showed him the hatchling found in nest permittees on Sanibel's west end and on Captiva. That's this year numbers are high again so far." No. 2, Braaksma exclaimed, "This is so exciting for me. how he and so many others at the SCCF educated them- Friday's patrol was typical of this time of year. A nest to I've only seen these on television and I know these little selves to become qualified to identify and mark nests, note dig, nests to check for hatches, new nests to mark, friendly guys have a hard time making it in life. This really is amaz- hatchings and get out there at dawn to dig and have the reminders to those who left furniture on the beach overnight ing." chance to hold one of those little loggerheads and experi- to please remove it, and answering questions posed by curi- Landry showed him how the turtle crawled up, how she ence their own National Geographic moment. ous tourists on the beach about the sea turtles. dug a hole to deposit her eggs, covered it over by tossing For more information about the sea turtle monitoring The first nest to hatch on Captiva was deemed success- sand with her flippers and then exited without walking back program, call the SCCF at 472-2329. ful. Of 98 eggs laid, 94 hatched. Only four unhatched eggs over the nest to the sea. Adult loggerhead sea turtles emerge remained in the nest. None were partially hatched (piped in at night to lay 40 to 180 leathery, Ping-Pong ball sized eggs the shell); none were found dead in the nest; and none were and usually nest two or three times in a single season. This Turtle Tlpcker found live in the nest. turtle created almost a perfect V pattern, emerging from the Sanibel Only those listed on DEP's permittee list for the SCCF sea at the left and returning to the right in almost identical can dig a nest three days after the hatching to tally the distances. f East end — f results. Those numbers, along with total number of nests But every crawl is different and Landry said volunteer West end —178 and attempts at nesting, or false crawls, are submitted each walkers, who met Wednesday night for a mid-season update Hatches —0 year to the DEP, which monitors progress in nesting along along with the permittees, can leam so much from observ- False Crawls: Gulf and Atlantic coasts. ing permittees mark nests. For example, on Friday the log- East end — 31 Landry noted that nest No. 1 had an unusually high per- gerhead who laid nest No. 105 stopped four times to dig West end —186 centage of hatchlings and added he hopes for that in all nests around and test the sand before laying her eggs right at the Hatches — 3 this year. vegetation line where beach furniture had been stacked. She He is concerned that some turtles have nested below the had even knocked a chair over the nest as she was covering normal high tide line and storms might wash out the nests. Captiva it. No. 106 was below the high tide line and her tracks had Nests: 119 |. He explained if nests are covered in water for just a brief already been nearly washed away by the sea. Landry mea- period, the eggs still stand a chance of survival, but if they False Crawls; 110 sured and marked a stake at the vegetation line, hoping he Hatches: 8 are flooded for an extended time, there is not much hope. wouldn't need it for future location. No. 107 was in front of "Last year we lost a lot to the storms. At one point, there, the Mucky Duck restaurant so it was double marked with were eggs washed out on the beaches and baby turtle's,""he. T- Source: Sary) tape because it is in a high traffic area, where people may be Fo said. "The tides were so high they washed out markers out at night and not see.a marking stick on its own. The final where the nests were and we couldn't locate them. This year nest of the day showed a turtle crawling a good distance I'm marking a stake at the vegetation line, so if any nests get along the escarpment of eroded sand at the edge of the golf covered at least we will know where they are." course at-South Seas before she nested and then exited S e a t if tie basics • The Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Foundation moni- • Loggerhead adults have a reddish-brown carapace. lay 40 to 180 leathery, Ping-Pong ball-sized eggs and usu^j tors loggerhead sea turtle nesting on Sanibel and Captiva Scales on the top and sides of the head and top of the flip- ly nest two or three times in a single season. When the tu - May through October. pers are also reddish-brown, but have yellow borders. tie is laying her eggs, she is in what is called a 'ffrt [ B Loggerhead sea turtles are listed as threatened under fl Adults can grow to more than three feet in length and trance." That's when they are most vulnerable. | the Endangered Species Act. . , weigh between 250 and 400 pounds. Maturity is reached at B The incubation period for loggerhead sea turtle egg ^ B The loggerhead is named for. its large head, which can between 16 to 40 years. is approximately 55 to 65 days. .-,. i be 10 inches wide. It has powerful jaws to crush the heavy- • H Mating takes place in late March-early June, and eggs shelled clams, crabs and encrusting animals on "which it are laid throughout the summer. fl Sea-turtle hatchlings emerge after dark using the uc» i feeds. .. .-•••. . •. B Female adult loggerhead sea turtles emerge at night to of the horijzon to orient them to the water. j fl Artificial light near the beach can lead the hatchl'"|S ! away from thewater, where they soon die from dehyarau . ; BOAT exhaustion or are crushed. : • Pollution, lighted beaches, loss of nesting habitat, : boat collisions and drowning in shrimp nets andot RIDES ing gear have caused a drastic decline in sea turtle te Cabbage Key, Cayo Costa tions. ami North Captiva • To learn more about sea turtles, '..visit the Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Foundation's .Nature t-ei • 472-5800 at 3333 SanibekCaptiva Road. , Jensen's Marina Captiva Island 1 . •'• -GwendaMett-Ctements ISLAND REPORTER • JULY 8, 1999 • 17 City hires students for summer ISLAND NIGHT PROCEEDS By Pdttie Pace early June. "It's good experience." Rigsby Staff'Writer said. "I never had a job before and I get to see what it's like to work in an office." Stacks of filing and the start of staff Though this is her first job. she's not vacations prompted Interim City Manager without some experience. Bob Pritt to approve, for the first time, hir- Back when she was a fifth grader at the ing two high school students to help out tit Sanibel School, Rigsby sat in for then city hall during the summer. Mayor Jerry Muench during Student "We ran an ad and had three applicants Government Day, when students conduct but one didn't show up for the interview," mock city council meetings. said Finance Director Renee Lynch, who However, a career in politics isn't in the did the actual hiring. cards for Rigsby. Filing, phones, light A visual arts major Photos I Special to the Reporter typing and vacation at the magnet school, AT LEFT: (1 to r) Sanibel's Trish Phillips and her children give a check to relief — these are the she's looking for a Chris Crandell with the Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida, a benefi- tasks Tia Rigsby and career that allows her to ciary of Island Night proceeds. Island Night was held at the Lee County Devon Risher earn combine art, academics Sports Complex June 17. $6.25 an hour to per- AT RIGHT: (1 to r) Beth Jardis of Hope Hospice accepts $1,500 from Deb and writing skills. Gleason, representing Island Night at the Miracle. form. Working in anima- "I cannot tell you tion might just fit that how diligent they are," bill, she said. Lynch said. "They have Along with .earning a very high work ethic." some spending money, Permits & deeds Sixteen-year-old Rigsby is determined to Tia Rigsby D. Risher Rigsby, who will begin get her driver's license Deeds recorded at the Lee County Unit D. her junior year at this summer. She's tem- Courthouse for more than $80,000 during $237,500: Jean Pierre and Zola A. Cypress Lake Center for the Arts when porarily lost touch with her school friends the week ending June 27 included: Loizeaux to Debra J. Messenger and Frank school resumes, began working from 8 a.m. who live across the bridge but thinks her $440,000: Michael W. Deliso to J. Tonge — Seashells of Sanibel-Unit 19. to 5 p.m. every Thursday and Friday in > See Students, page 26 Thaddeus L. and Teresa Kostrubala — 550 $236,000: J. Robert R. (aka Robert R.) North Yachtsman. and Margaret O. Harrison to Joseph C. and $335,000: Evelyn L. Larson; Evelyn L. Joyce A. Pisnotti — Mariner Pointe-Unit AT RIGHT: Sanibel high Larson, trustee; and Kenneth M. and Evelyn 1073. school student Tia L. Larson trust (aka Larson Trust) to George $215,000: Unni and Mary L Kumar to Rigsby works in the city L. and Gloria L. Martinez — 1123 Sand George E. and Joan M. Hawkins — Blind attorney's office last Castle. Pass-Unit E206. week. $330,000: Richard L. Lewis and Burta BELOW: Devon Risher, a Lee to Gregory J. and Monica A. Martinez Permits issued by the Sanibel Building high school student — 1174 Sand Castle. Department for the week ending July I from Sanibel, gets some $325,000: Gardiner T. Brooks, Jr.; included: input from (1 to r) Code Gardiner T. Brooks, Jr., trustee (aka $160,000: Robertson, 1717 Windward Enforcement Officer Gardiner T. Brooks, Jr.); and Gardiner T. Way — single-family residence by owner. Ray Hendzel and City Brooks, Jr. trust to Ann A. McDonnell — No value given: Island Restaurant Planner Roy Gibson dur- 3118 Twin Lakes. Properties, 1244 Periwinkle Way — con- ing Devon's first day in $315,000: Eugene Charles and Evelyn struction trailer by LaPlaya Construction. the city's Planning Department. K. Spencer to Jonathan and Evelyn Rose $7,450: Sadd, 1083 South Yachtsman; SOverman — 4144 West Gulf Drive. $8,853: Bender, 1218 Isabel; $7,145: Janes, $146,300: Robert E. Hollander to Gail 1203 Kittiwake; and $17,447: Bakely, 4563 M. and Roderick P. Neumann — 2039 Brainard Bayou — shutters by Rolsafe. Sunrise. $18,000: Foye, 9312 Kincaid — pool & $140,700: Samuel M. Allen to Richard spa by owner. N. and Lori A. Hochschild — 1832 Farm $8,900: Ganyo, Sanibel Sunset-Unit Trail. 203; $5,500: Boyd, Yacht Haven-Unit 3; $117,700: Mary Elizabeth Dangelo (aka $12,000: Carter, Sanibel Sunset-Unit 303; Mary Elizabeth Kachel) to Barry Greenfield $17,000: Waldie, 1209 Isabel; $7,200: — Gil, L6, U4, Jose's Hideaway, North Elliott, 751 Sand Dollar; $6,600: Captiva. Southerton, 573 East Rocks,; and $10,200: $115,000: The Wolter Group to Roy W. Knutzen, 748 Windlass — shutters by and Carol A. Broderson — 1220 Sand Hurricane Shutter Company of Fort Myers. Castle. $300: Cooke, 2330 Palm Ridge-Unit 1 $97,000: Christian Carsten and Lihn S. — restoration of entry porch by owner. Bahnsen to Sandcastle Construction Co., $325,000: Defrancisco, 1509 Sand Inc.— 1419 Albatross.. Castle; and $210,000: Nevins, 4179 Condos Dingman — single-family residence by $450,000: W. Kevin and Karan D. Cotter Benchmark. to Barbara F. Kerscher — Loggerhead Cay- $2,450: Gleason, 1125 Schooner — Unit 553. screen enclosure by Ogden Aluminum. $437,500: Marian T. Nespeca to Jim L. $17,500: Smith, Periwinkle Park-Lot and Mary Lee Montgomery Olson — 349 — glass room/wood deck/ roofover by Sunset South-Unit 4C. Florida Style Aluminum. $435,000: Jubelirer, Pass and Iutrieri, $14,000: Koth, 3361 Saint Kilda —pool P.C. to Joseph J. and Patricia E. Pass — and deck by Barnes Pools. San'dollar-Unit A204. $225,000: Bisignani, 544 Hideaway $300,000: Joseph R. and Sylvia H. Court — single-family residence by Ffey & Photos I Michael Pistella Dockery to Joseph H. Curler —Sea Pines- Sons.

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All food is casually, albeit lovingly, served But whether by land or by sea. the Double Nichol is on picnic-style plates with paper towels. worth the trip. Dave and Nicole Nichols, the pub's name- Then, there's the reason for the '"pub" in the name. They sake, have owned the business since Valentine's Day 1997 offer 14 different domestic bottles — with two cans thrown after owning another restaurant on Pine Island for eight in — that range in price from $1 to $1.75. They also serve years prior to that. And they've been surprised by their own 16-ounce glasses of their seven beers on tap for the small success with the pub, Dave Nichols said. price of $1 to SI.25. Corona. Heineken and Molson head up "This has been a fantastic little business for us," Nichols an impressive list of imported beers at an equally impressive said of the restaurant that has become not so little. "'We were S2 a pop. Pre-mixed drinks 20 for $2 and wines are either $2 Ray Carter expecting to just open a little deli and pub, and it's turned or $2.50. out to be realty busy for us." You can enjoy the low prices in an atmosphere that is The Double Nichol Pub & Deli is located on the east side of Monroe Canal on Pine Island. Nichols isn't complaining though, and neither are his worth much more. The family-oriented establishment has an eclectic collection of items on the walls — from hockey With about 300 feet of boat docking, as many customers. Before the Nichols' took over the establishment as 20 boats can dock at a time. and gave it a new name, it was simply a not-too-attractive sticks and photos of race cars and drivers including Jeff bar. Since then, they've cleaned it up and the Double Nichol Gordon and Mark Martin, to boat replicas and mounted fish. wind-around porch. Inside, it's bar-stool height 'round has been attracting local and other business in a big way; "There's a little bit of everything," Nichols said. "I think tables for optimal conversational opportunity as well as a many of it repeat customers. of it as looking a little like a chalet in northern Vermont, nearly 50-foot long, L-shaped bar. "Once people come here, they'll be back," Nichols especially the high ceilings." If all that isn't enough, every Sunday in July and regu- promised. With those high ceilings and huge sliding windows, the larly during the winter season, the Double Nichol puts on its The Double Nichol is probably best known for its Double Nichol doesn't fit into the stereotypical dark, legendary hog roasts with musical entertainment. It's a type intensely friendly atmosphere. It's the type of place that smoke-filled pub but is rather a well-lit, airy place with a of thank-you to the locals, Nichols said. when you walk in you can't help but feel comfortable. With beautiful view of the water. And with air-conditioning added If you're coming by car, the Double Nichol Pub & Deli a small-town feel and casual atmosphere, it's a regulars' par- in May, you won't have to rely on those cross breezes is located at 3051 Stringfellow Road in St. James City. Head adise and a newcomers' oasis. It may be a close-knit kind of through the big windows to give you some relief from the to Pine Island and take a left at the four-way stop. If by sea, place but you don't feel like an outsider when you walk in. summer heat. it's on the east side of Monroe Canal. The Double Nichol is You'll also feel comfortable with the prices. The deli- But for the intrepid, there's bountiful seating on octagon- open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. For more information, style food comes in generous portions with an even more shaped picnic tables outside with umbrellas on the full, call 283-5555. minutes "It's like coming home again. It's great," she said. "It's to Sanibel 12 years ago from Cincinnati, where she had Chamber names membership director always been my community; all my friends and family are worked for 10 years with AAAA ad companies. She had As the Sanibel/Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce's here." vacationed on the islands since she was a toddler and loved new membership director, Toni Primeaux is celebrating a Recruited by Executive Director Keith Trowbridge, it. sort of homecoming. Having been out of the islands' circuit Primeaux has a well-established reputation on the islands. "My husband and I decided it was either now or wait for the last four years, raising her son Alec and working for "Brining Toni on board just seemed like a natural fit," until we retire," she recalled. a year at the VEP office in Fort Myers, Primeaux said she is Trowbridge said. "I'm pleased to have someone out there So she and husband Paul made the big move. 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Minutes From page 18 cial art school graduate with graphic the manner with which she conducts her business. We at Association president Susan Andrews presided at the design experience at big ad agencies, Re/Max of the Islands are proud to have a person of her cal- business meeting. She announced new affiliate members Primeaux quickly realized that she was iber associated with our firm," broker/manager Art Corace Mindy Wilson of Guardian Title Services Corp. and Keith going to have to pave her own way said. Trowbridge, executive director of the Sanibel/Captiva locally. She started her own business on Additionally, Chuck Andrews was named top lister at Islands Chamber of Commerce. Sanibel, where she did design and Re/Max in June. He has been an associate with the compa- Committee reports were provided by Norm Williams, advertising for resorts, real estate com- ny since 1991, and has consistently been recognized for his chairman of the Communications and Public Relations panies and retail stores. She also started outstanding achievements on both the local and national Committee; Hap Connelly of the Education Committee; and working for the chamber, doing market- levels. Dave Eaton, chairman of the Multiple Listing Service and ing and publicity. "With over 13 years of professional real estate experi- Internet Committees. Linda Jambeck of the MLS committee Nine years ago, Primeaux teamed up ence, Chuck has the knowledge and skills to provide his conducted the caravan portion of the meeting. with Libby McMillan and their Studio T. Primeaux clientele with top-notch service. His experience and exper- Eleven became a popular, full-service tise continually puts him at the top of the real estate field Next chamber lunch set ad agency. They also developed Info-to-Go, a brochure dis- and we consider him to be a great asset to our sales team," The Sambel/Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce's tribution service. Corace said. next monthly lunch will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m Then, four years ago Primeaux left the business to pursue Tuesday, July 13, at the Sanibel Community House. David parenting. Now she said she's excited that her new post at Realtors talk economics Schuldenfrei, chairman of the chamber's Internet the chamber involves a lot of interaction with members as More than 75 members of the Sanibel & Captiva Islands Committee, will be the speaker. well as potential members. Association of Realtors attended the monthly membership He will use show attendees the chamber website and "I want to be out and about, and personally call on peo- breakfast at Beachview Inn Thursday, June 24. The meal explain the potential for all businesses to link their own sites ple," she said. She added she hopes to both generate new was sponsored by affiliate member Executive Title to it. membership and help everyone make the most of the bene- Insurance Services, Inc., whose vice president, Gilda The chamber started the box-lunch program in May as a fits the chamber offers. Suarez, welcomed guest speaker Janet Watermeier, execu- way to bring useful information to members in a casual set- "More than 247,000 people per year come through the tive director of the Lee County Office of Economic ting that would also invite networking and camaraderie. chamber's visitor center, that's a captive audience that's Development. More than 100 members attended last month's lunch. looking for information," she said. Watermeier's presentation included an update of the The cost is $8 and reservations are required. This lunch Primeaux said she wants to make sure that all members business climate and demographics of the county as well as will be catered by Traders Store & Cafe and the community are making the most of the directories chamber advertising the various tools and assistance available to Realtors and house is at 2173 Periwinkle Way. Call 472-1080. vehicles, including its visitor center displays, annual visitor their clients through this government agency. guide, monthly newsletter and on the website. Tops at CONSTRUCTION Re/Max UPDATE Barbara Amon Chapin was the top Construction continues on Casa Mariposa, a below-mar- producer at Re/Max ket-rate, senior housing being built on Sanibel off of the Islands in Periwinkle Way across from St. Michael and All Angels June, the company Episcopal Church. Spanish for "Butterfly House," the 12- just announced. unit complex is slated for completion by year's end and A multi-million will be landscaped with a garden designed to attract native dollai pioducer and buttei flies. B. Chapin C. Andrews a Certified State and federal grants worth $400,000 have been Residential obtained by Community Housing & Resources for the $1 Specialist, Chapin has consistently been a top Realtor on the million project. islands since she began her career in 1979 She is an active Applicants must be at least 55 years old with Sanibel member of the Sanibel & Captiva Islands Association of connections and capable of independent living. Top rent Realtors and has held many positions with the organization, will be $550 per month and annual income levels are including president. Michael Pistella restricted to $25,600 or less for one person, or $29,250 or "I have known Barbara Chapin personally and profes- Max Myers of Cray Construction & less for two people. 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If you With media attention focused on the new commission, haven't heard what I am only two boating accidents were reported in Southwest about to tell you, you Florida waterways over the holiday, according to public out- probably live farther reach officer Tim Kiss. North than New York. I'm The first took place Saturday, July 3, during a tarpon sure the news has made it fishing tournament m Boca Grande Pass. When a seasick at least that far by now. boater backed his vessel up to the fuel pumps in rough But this is also a water, a wave crested over the stern, sinking the boat in reminder that no matter shallow water. how often we do some- The FWC also assisted in a Collier County accident in thing, we are prone to which a pontoon boat broke in half. make mistakes or simply No fatalities were reported. have something simple go Fritz Sanibel Police marine patrols were also out patrolling drastically wrong. area waters last weekend. Last Thursday, I was Gisewhite Officer Jane Cechman said she pulled a boater off a loading my boat onto the smoking vessel in Pine Island Sound near the first set of trailer, something I have power lines at the end of Dixie Beach Boulevard. probably done thousands Reel "1 was first on the scene. I had to make sure the guy got of times. This time, out of the boat. There were no injuries, so I stood by and though, would be differ- waited for the Coast Guard. Then another call came in and ent. therapy I had to take off," she said. I had the boat on the She also terminated several "'voyages" because of reck- trailer, was raising the less or inadequate safety precautions. motor and was about ready to get off the boat and secure "One JetSki was overloaded with four people; I had to Reporter /file it to the trailer. But before I could get off the boat, some- take two girls, to shore," she said. "Most of my verbal warn- Tim Kiss, public outreach officer for what is thing snapped and the truck, trailer, boat and myself ings were for bow riding, a very dangerous practice." now the FWC, writes a boater a warning. rolled back into the water! With an increase in recreational boating on Florida Luckily the boat floated off the trailer. The truck, how- waterways, voters overwhelmingly approved constitutional In addition, the FWC held it's first meeting Wednesday ever, was not so lucky. The only thing to survive was my Revision 5, and the Legislature passed Senate Bill 864, at the Fort Lauderdale Airport Sheraton. The meeting transponder. establishing the FWC in 1998. focused on saltwater fisheries, including development by You wonder how such a simple procedure performed On July 1, the FWC, U.S. Coast Guard and the National the FWC of a marine fisheries management work plan for so many times before could go so wrong, but it happens. Association of State Boating Law Administrators launched 1999/2000. Most of the time, not so drastically, most of the time, we an ambitious statewide safe-boating campaign. just lose a snook or red — ones we have caught a thou- The multi-year campaign is called, "It's a different world Issues under consideration for this work plan include the sand times before. on the water." It's designed to increase public awareness of aquaculture of snook, red drum and spotted sea trout; stone So I guess it goes to show we can't take anything for the dangers of mixing boating and alcohol. crab and marine life limited entry programs; the manage- granted, even when it comes to fishing. ment of spotted sea trout, white grunt,- snook, king and I must warn you that there are some pictures floating Florida leads the nation in boating accidents and fatali- Spanish mackerel, Gulf of Mexico red snapper, spiny lob- around that show just the top of a pickup truck sticking ties. 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Tied in with the Department of view, the Thistle is a replica of an original guest house dat- Defense, he said some of the shows were like those of Bob ing back to the late 1800s. Hope's. For a time, he traveled the Caribbean playing on Alexander, who is from Bayville, Long Island, N.Y., cruise ships. arrived in Fort Myers after playing with a band in Arizona. "I lived in L.A. for a while and did some studio work Looking for a change of scenery, he joined Rinata, a local there," he added. Michael Pistella jazz band. Marriage and family gave roots to the diverse performer "I went on my own in 1996 as a single act," Alexander and he is settled in Southwest Florida with his wife Vicki Bill Alexander sings island tunes at the said. "What I do now is island style and reggae music. and three daughters, Ashley 10; Brittany, 3; and Lauren, 10 Thistle Lodge at Casa Ybel Resort Friday, That's what people like." months. Saturday and Monday nights. Alexander plays the acoustic guitar and sings, sometimes Active in his church, Alexander is working on a CD that kick back." using background tracks. incorporates gospel and island sounds. He said it should be Alexander urged people to come to the Thistle for "I do anything from the '30s to the '90s... Miami Sound finished in four to five months and will be available for pur- Margarita Mondays, when the popular cocktail is only Machine, Bonnie Raitt, dance music and disco. People like chase from him. $1.50. oldies too. I try to do a little of everything; whatever works Alexander takes pride in his ability on the guitar and said "It's a great atmosphere and a really nice, casual place." well." a patron once commented, "I love your voice but that was Alexander can be found there from 7-11 p.m. Friday, Alexander noted he performs selections depending upon really nice guitar playing." Saturday and Monday. The Thistle Lodge is at 2255 West what the audience wants to hear and added he is happy to "You will go away feeling good," he promised of his Gulf Dr. accommodate his listeners with what they want, provided he show. "You will get away from the hustle and bustle and For information, call 472-3145. The chronically angry person is usual- B A 25-year study showed that people with high hostil- Anger and power, ly one who feels controlled by the ity scores had higher incidence of heart disease; they were demands and expectations of others, with also six times more likely to die by age 50 from all causes concerning your health little time or opportunity for personal sat- of disease than their low-scoring counterparts. isfaction. Power and anger are closely related. People Even though such people may hold • Other research over a 20-year period correlated high- who feel in control of their lives are slower to powerful jobs, they feel powerless. This er hostility scores not only with increased rates of coronary anger but more apt to express it quickly and is often traced back to a childhood situa- heart disease but also with incidence of cancer, accidents directly. tion or relationship that they were power- and suicide. less to control. Powerlessness leads to anger; yet people This evidence suggests that learning to deal with anger who feel powerless are less likely to express it A growing body of literature reflects effectively is essential to both mental and physical health. directly. Instead, they become passively aggres- the detrimental effects of anger and hos- Next month, I'll discuss ways of resolving your anger. sive, expressing anger indirectly by irritating or tility on your health: inconveniencing others. Janice J. Caron B A 12-year, longitudinal study of (Janice J. 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JANUARY 2000 All amenities ad for as little as If we're booked, 708-481-8188 781-483-1707 we can refer you e-mail to owners network jlorenzo©prodigy net ****** VIP 248-363-9257 $16.40 per week R E ALTO R- - 708 www.sanibelweb.com/psb22 LANDS END SANIBEL/CAPTIVA/ VILLAGE CONDO FT MYERS BEACH / SOUTH SEAS BOARDWALK TO BEACH At South Seas Plantation FT MYERS 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath PLANTATION 3BR/2BA home PLANTATION BEACH CLUB VERY PRIVATE Luxury Unit Seasonal & Annual Fantastic Ocean Views Two bedrooms, two baths Rentals Fireplace, paddle fans, Sleeps six screened lanais, BBQ, Weekly or Monthly Hentals Book now for next season All amenities 1-800-237-7526 heated pool, tennis, bikes AVAILABLE All amenities Owner 800-897-0288 REASONABLE RATES March 3-10 2000 Sambel 941-472-1613 GREAT RATES'!' March 10-17,2000 Ft Myers Beach Call owner 203-255-7590 941-765-8686 314-842-2147 LOGGERHEAD CAY VIP Realty Group/ Fully Furnished Rental Division Two bedroom, two bath SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Beach Front Condo Two Bedrooms Condo 1-3 bedroom Bay Villas plus two baths Pool - Tennis - Cable - VCR 2 bedroom S 2 bedroom w/loft Beach Villas OCEAN'S REACH Washer/dryer Large kitchen Gulf Front STEPS TO BEACH Seasonal rates One Bedroom Condos Pool - tennis - bicycles Now Amenities optional Each accommodates four booking weekly and monthly RENTING Also, Sanibel Harbor Non-Smoking Owner 330-864 3094 SUMMER 1999 1-800-878-7495 Fantastic View THRU 2000 Beach, pool, tennis, bikes Owner: CHANGE OF PACE BY OWNER SUNDIAL 330-788-9329 Beautiful vacation home, 3 bedroom, 1 516-628-1801 941-395-1972 2 bath Your own private tennis court and swimming pool 100 Newly decorated yards to Gulf of Mexico LOGGERHEAD CAY Deluxe condo BEACHFRONT Two bedrooms, two baths, ATRIUM (440) 338-8031 plus den (440) 338-5281 2nd Floor Unit When you feed an alligator you are training it to Exclusive Gulf front condo resi- Two Bedrooms, Two Baths Sleeps six dence Two week minimum Sunrise and Sunset Views Superb Gulf View approach humans and are creating a life Available now and December 23, S750'Week (Sept, Oct) Luxury Resort 1999 to January 22, 2000 and after $875/Week Off Season with all Amenities March 25 (608)363-7669 Pool, tennis threatening situation... especially for our DIRECT GULF FRONT (May-Sept) Call for Seasonal Rates Children's Activity Program Call OWNER children. Feeding alligators is a criminal act Education is what you 5°o Discount NEAR LIGHTHOUSE 3 Weeks or More for discounted rates punishable by fines and/or imprisonment have left over after you Fabulous Views' 732-223-6748 (651)484-9148 have forgotten everything City of Sambel Ordinance 75-29 Upscale - Delightful you have learned. Florida State Statute 372 667 Two bedrooms Two baths LUXURY VILLA -Anonymous SUNSET CAPTIVA Code of Federal Regulations 50 CFR 27 51 Very nicely furnished GULF FRONT Pool and Tennis Elegant 3 BR/2BA Home SOUTH SEAS in Private Please call PLANTATION Beachfront Community 800-982-3471 FIVE BEDROOMS Fully furnished 941-472-5550 PRIVATE POOL AND SPA 2CATV's, VCP ONE ACRE CD/Stereo, W/D FENCED IN LOT Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock BEST VIEW ON Call owner THE ISLAND 615-371-9029 GULF VIEW CONDO LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED 2 bedrooms two baths RESORT Sleeps six AMENITIES AVAILABLE in A+condition CONTACT OWNER FOR SUNSET CAPTIVA Designer Decorated SPECIAL RATES. Luxury Call Owner for Phone: Three bedroom, two bath. discounted summer rates (219)272-0889 Large screened porch. 847-364-0795 Fully equipped Fax: Private Gulf and (219)273-5973 Bay front community. Pool - tennis -Boat docks - Gas grills, and much more. CALL OWNER. I dotit like yard work! IVe sanibel holiday 517-321-6324 Sanibel home Gorgeous pool home with high ceilings, fireplace huge never liked yard work!" living room Very private Beautifully furnished Weekly® VACATION RENTALS S700 or monthly @ $2 500 Sanibel & Captiva Available now 1-800-859-1605 Ft. Myers THE ATRIUM Cottages, Condos Gulf Front. Make the Campfire Right Homes and Estates 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Den Discounted Two weeks minimum. monthly Photos available. Before You Light rates Rent direct from owner and save! Smokey is counting on you 800-572-6423 (609) 985-0322 tobuildasafecampftre. 941-472-6565 (609) 492-7389 1 Dig a small pit away from over- 1630 Periwinkle Way Suite A hanging branches. http //www THE VACATION 2 Circle the pit with rocks sanibetholidaycom HOME 3. Clear a five-foot area around the YOU'VE ALWAYS pit down to the soil Ocean's Reach Gulf Front Condo One bedroom Sleeps four Newly WANTED 4 Keep a bucket and shovel nearby decorated "A" rated Shelling, Most private beach. 5 Stack extra wood upwind and pool, tennis. Top floor for best Dock on Bayou. view of beach Call owner Heated pool. away from the fire. 612-472-7994 Wide porches The Classifieds that sell to Sanibel Open sunning decks. 6 After lighting, do not discard Chateau Sur Mer area. match until it is cold POINTE SANTO Idyllic luxury and comfort. DE SANIBEL Easy care, no effort 7 Never leave a campfne unat- Vacation Home. Three bedrooms, three baths. tended, not even for a minute LUXURIOUS GULF FRONT Monthly rentals. PENTHOUSE CONDO Call for rates. 8 Never start a campfire in an area (941)472-8248 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, (505) 982-9242 where prohibited screened lanai with spiral staircase to REMEMBER, ONLY private rooftop sundeck Island Reporter Islander Gorgeous sunrise The Atrium Exclusive Beautifully Captiva Current Shopper's Guide and sunsets decorated Gulf-front luxury YOU CAN PREVENT Beautifully decorated 2BR/2BA, den wrap-around bal- and fully equipped cony, fantastic view1 Available Call owner 7/31 -S/21, some Sept /Oct Call FOREST FIHES. Substantial savings K PubkStnici oi Ik LSDAFiiisI %viu> owner for brochure (800) 472-1587 472-5185 484-7304-PIN 8286 or (770) and Ik Nslunil tousium of toteFowtrs (610)664-2371 664-7186 30 Q JULY 8, 1999 Q ISLAND REPORTER island - -' -v -v REPORTER CLASSIFIEDS

ANNUAL RENTAL TWO BED HOMES FOR ROOM FRESH PAINT LANAI REIMT AND YARD CLOSE TO BEACH SEE WHAT • ALWAYS YOUR BEST SELLER • SSSn PER MONTH YEARLY CALL (941) 395 3776 PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY!! ANNUAL RENTALS THE CANAL FRONT 472-1587 FAX 472-8398 This beautiful APARTMENTS £ Olde Florida Style home has 3 befJrooms/3baths & DUPLEXES FOR Private Party Real Estate/Business lots of storage Deadline Monday 12,00 NOON One Week Add Week One Week Add Week is offered fully furnished RENT & is located on the SANIBEL/CAPTIVA $6 05 $5 50 $7 00 $6 50 East end of Sanibel 1999 LATE SUMMER Call today' TWO AND THREE FT MYERS BEACH $5 50 $5 00 $6 75 $5 90 52 200/mo BE0RO0M VACANCIES SUPER BUY - ALL 3 PAPERS $8 50 $8 50 $9 65 $9 65 PUNTA RASSA IN THE BELOW MARKET Beautiful Waterfront RATE HOUSING * GARAGE SALE ADS • $5 75 - SANIBEL/CAPTIVA • $4 50 FT MYERS BEACH 2 bedroom/2 bath PROGRAM UF Condominium APPLICATION PROCESS A Word is defined as any string of characters that needs a space to Totally remodeled unit ANNUAL LEASE separate it from another string of characters Punctuation is free Berber carpet and tile FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, Gorgeous Sunsets PLEASE CONTACT A must see1 COMMUNITY HOUSING 31 200/mo AND CLASSIFICATIONS: RESOURCES, INC AT LAKE FRONT + POOL 472-1189 1.. p 3 4.. 3 bedrooms/2 baths Ur piling home 5.. E 1 8.. screened in pool CHILD CARE new berber carpet 9.. in 11 12. S1 600/mo NEED A 13. 14. 15. 1G. MAGNIFICENT WEEK-END GET-AWAY? This immaculate 18. 19. UF ground level home DEDICATED INFANT 17. 20. offers 3 bedrooms/3 baths AND CHILD CARE + family room IN YOUR HOME 21 22. 23. 24. and screened in pool PLEASE PHONE LOIS on lake S private 466 5624 25. Wards in excess of 25 cost 25$ each per week Pool & yard care included Si 850/mo 26. P7. 28. 29. OLDE FLORIDA STYLE LOCKSMITH 31. 3? Private 30. 33. 3 bedrooms/2 baths UFhome i *\ 34 35. 3fi 37. large screened porch new berber carpet 38. 39.. and paint I IIII '"" ' ^J IJ J Enclosed is a check Close to beach If additional space is needed use another piece of paper or money order for Beautiful1" S1 400/mo $ to cover ad Call for wks -or- Bill my 472 6747 for more Info NAME. - VISA - MC - AMX on these fine properties ISLAND LOCKSMITH A/C# and additional rentals ADDRESS. .PHONE. Exp date / / : GULF BEACH 24 hour Emergency Service Signature PROPERTIES VNC CITY STATE. ZIPL Lie Real Ebtaie Broker 472-6747 ISLAND REPORTER 2340 PERIWINKLE WAY, SANIBEL, FL 33957 ISLAND REPORTER £ ANNUAL RENTAL DEEP WATER CANAL HOME iiiiliiii BEACH OBSERVER WiTH LIFT Three bedrooms two baths 472-2394 No Refunds for unused weeks We assume responsibility for the first incorrect insertion only and only $2 000/month Walter, Norma & if notified of that error by Friday noon after the ad appeared We do not assume any responsibility for SUPERIOR REFERENCES Dan an ad error beyond the cost of the ad itself we reserve the right to re|eot revise and properly classt REQUIRED fy all adds If a telephone number is to be part of the ad, it must be included in the context of the ad. 941 395 1812 Thompson After July 11th All ads are prepaid and a check or money order must accompany all mailed in ads Punctuation is free, 616 671 4432 A7Z-3398 so use it liberally to make your ad read clearly SAVE ME SAVE MY SPECIES. Adopt-A-Manatee ;: . , •. Contact: Save The Manatee® Club V -•" ,. 500 R- Maitland Avenue Maitland, FL 32751 *'-,*•. or call 1-800-432-JOIN Adopjj V manatee'angl tplp make a difference for all endangered manatees. You'll receive an adoptiq& oe|"t|ficate^ a pBoto and biography of your manatee and the Save The Manatee® Club l^. Your contribution will go toward public awareness, education, research" anil lobbying for this unique species. ISLAND REPORTER Q JULY 8, 1999 • 31

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sheet vinyl & ceramic tile COMPLETE SCREEN SERVING S W FLORIDA How about monthly lines available. WORK SINCE 1986 space which includes: LANAI FRONT ENTRY SAME LOCATION Free estimates & shop at LICENSED & INSURED DOORS WINDOWS BEACH CONTRACTOR BOTTOM PAINTING FOR 20 YEARS home service. FUELING •CUTTING-TRIMMING Installation available REMODELING SHOPPING FOR TFtlP •SPECIAL BERBER EXPERIENCED & | GENERAL CONTRACTING • EDGING • MULCHING Insured -UcJTM 000182 • PLANTINGS OIL CHANGE For Rentals & Condos LICENSED REPAIRS $12.95 Installed 20 Yrs. exp. plus Ref. • YARD CLEAN UPS CLEAN-UP AFTER TRIP FREE ESTIMATES • SEASONAL OWNERS • • COMMERCIAL CARPET CALL JIM BUCKLEY at $4 99/ yard Direct Carpet Mill Brokers. Call us to maintain your "Available** property & take care of all • GOOD CUT PILE CARPET 823-4797 your lawn & landscape needs Commercial Fisherman ,or Offices & Restaurants 433-0592 when you're here or away to put YOU on big • VINYL & TILE 3/18/99 -#*#*- 23335-6 CELL* 463-7950 463-3798 Grouper & Snapper. •Also* EVES. SPECIAL PRICES ON HONEST, DEPENDABLE Up to 45' Sport ASK FOR OX & EXPERIENCED QUALITY MATTRESSES Fisherman or ? HANDYMAN CALL FOR DETAILS CALL PETE SEVARINO KLARE CARPET 7/14/99 —limn— 463-3012 3/9/99 —Htlt— 31622-8 Job SIDING HANDYMAN SENIOR HAULING GUTTERS FOR ALLYOUR HOME HELP STORAGE REPAIRS SEAMLESS SIDING "YOUR FRIENDS IN With no splices or TRASH MAN Seamless gutters by seams. Light Hauling ABC Seamless. 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE FLORIDA" SENIOR-HELP •Maintenance free Licensed Construction Call for free estimate. •14 different colors Clean Up/Labor Maintenance free. * PAINTING * TILE * BUTTONWOOD Lifetime warranty Lifetime warranty. STORAGE UNITS Skid-Steer Work, 941-540-9732 Demolition, 14 exciting colors. CALL 437-5544 1-800-329-8613 Call today. CLOSE TO FT. Covering S.W. Florida Acreage Mowing, ABC Seamless MYERS BEACH Lie #AG0OO006 Trucks For Roofers, 540-9732 PERSONAL www.abcseamless.com Concrete Removed 1-800-329-8613 SERVICES Lee Co Permit #0028 covering 4 counties AC UNITS S.W. Florida GARAGE SIZE UNITS Lie. #AG000006 WE CAN... 332-0758 OUTDOOR M5/S9 —Htll— 40042-6 STORAGE

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Olde Florida flair! Overlooking manna and river - lovely water One of the best water views on Sanibel! Three bedrooms, two baths 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.1 views. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, vaulted ceilings, Split floor plan Screen enclosed pool, spa' Unit occupies entire floor with private key pool, spa, fireplace. Screened porch overlooks lagoon This home has it all! Excellent rental or second home $319,500 Open floor plan, boat dock1 access elevator, overlooking manna. 1 Fully apphanced kitchen boasts Conan $735,000 Call POLLY COSYN or ROSANNE Sk>lights, fireplace, top floor master countertops & food preparation island. Call JAMES or PENNY HETMANEK at ONDARCHO at 472-5187 x 225/218 Unbeatable at $599,900! A waterfront beauty for $549,900. Call tor 472-5187x219(980747) (990461) Ask for JIM HALL at 472-5187 x 215! your private showing. (990541! Call RUTH HAMANN or CATHY GERASIN at 472-5187 x 235/236 (990269)

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