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• See the winners and hon- orable mentions on page 10. Week of October 14 - 20, 2004 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 31, NUMBER 42 20 PAGES 75 CENTS Ding Darling Refuge reopens following Hurricane Charley

By JENNY BURNHAM National Forest Service, cleared trees horn Staff Writer roads and from around downed power lines to allow- island residents access to their "Welcome to 'Sunny' Sanibel," said homes after the storm. Sanibel Mayor Marty Harrity to the federal '"'s not what Fish and Wildlife would and local dignitaries who gathered for the typically do," said Hamilton, but it was part official re-opening of the J.N. "Ding" of what the Service did "to show Florida and Darling National Wildlife Refuge on the U.S. ihai we can turn this place around Wednesday, October 13. ••TV*" " ".* '*' •-" ** and do it quickly." The re-opening comes as •'Ding" Darling Before Hurricane Chancy, said Mark Days get into full swing this week. Crab, Deputy Director of the Lee Visitor and Speakers at the ceremony praised the Convention Bureau, Sanibcl's "Ding" relationship between the refuge and the -V. '*' * ''I Darling was one of the most visited eco- community of Sanibel, and expressed grati- lourism destinations in all of Florida. tude to the members of ihc U.S. Fish and '"We've got a whole different look now," he Wildlife Service for their efforts on behalf of quipped. After the storm, said Crab. She two islanders after Hurricane Charley. questions he heard most often were, '"first, "Ding" Darling is the "gold standard of" 'how's everybody doing?' and second, what we strive for in terms of a relationship 'how's 'Ding' Darling?"" between a refuge and a community."' said Lee County Commissioner for Sanibel Sam Hamilton, Southeast Regional Director Bob Janes called the staff at the refuge a of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. "great great team," and presented a procla- "In tough times," said Hamilton, "tough mation declaring November 16 "Wildlife people step up," and that what happened Refuge Day." Janes praised the refuge staff when more than 100 federal employees Photo by Jenny Burnham from nine states, representing Fish and Refuge Manager Rob jess speaks at the re-opening of the Ding Darlisig Refuge See Wildlife, the National Parks Service, and the page 2 SBA and Chamber hold hurricane recovery seminar Planning Commission hears By KEVIN DUFFY such affects to be felt. Hackler said, and only unin- Staff Writer sured lcs.->es arc eligible. proposed traffic changes Businesses are alvo eligible foi rcJocation reim- The U.S. Small Business Administration moniker is bursement, Hackler said, with consideration on a case- By KEVIN DUFFY a bit misleading, as property owners are finding out in by-case basis. Staff Writer their attempts to settle their financial affairs following "We'd like for you to relocate within ihe business this season's rash of hurricanes . Proposed site improvements to a parcel containing area," he said. three Sanibel businesses will impact one of the more high- Homeowners can utilize the SBA to secure emer- Hackler, who represented SBA along with llena gency funding to cover home repairs and property traffic intersections in the city. Rubio, a marketing manager, gave presentations along Paul Douglas, property owner of the land where losses just as business owners can, SBA Loan Officer with Art Corace, immediate past president of the Dennis Hackler told a small gathering at Schein Hall Schnapper's Hots, Coral Veterinary Clinic and Kenbre Sanibel/Captiva Islands Association of Realtors; Mark Dog Grooming of Sanibel are located, went before the Thursday during a Hurricane Charley recovery semi- Crabb, deputy director of the Lee County Visitor and nar sponsored by the Sanibel Captiva Islands Chamber Planning Commission Tuesday seeking variances from Convention Bureau; Warren Baucom, business assis- city codes in order to add an entry-and-exit-only drive of Commerce. tance specialist with the Lee County Economic Hackler, who works out of the SBA office in Fort Development Office: and Sanibel City Manager Judie Worth, Texas, said that homeowners can apply for a Zimomra. maximum loan of $284,000 in order to repair damage Corace said that interest in real estate on Sanibel and replace contents, with a $40,000 threshold for per- remains, despite recent events such as four hurricanes sonal property. hitting the state in a month and an imminent increase "It's even available for tenants," he said. in tolls on the Sanibei Causeway Bridge. And prices, Cindy Hoggatt, an administrative assistant for despite the presence of "bottom-feeders"' looking for Community Housing and Resources, said she was in bargains, have heid firm. attendance to take notes and report back to her "Today, three transactions went through." he said. employers. She said that folks who contacted CHR "People are still buying real estate on Sanibel, and not were encouraged to register with the Federal for bargain-basement prices." Emergency Management Agency first in order to pur- While Corace said that the local market will remain sue opportunities with organizations like the SBA. "flat" until Sanibel is restored to its former luster, the "Most were fortunate to get a timely response from steady line will represent the number of transactions them," she said. made and not values, he said. Homeowners had unti! Tuesday to apply for SBA Chamber Executive Director Steve Greenstein, who loans to cover physical losses, Hackler said. moderated the event, said there is a danger of people Applications need only have been postmarked that day just starting out in real estate pulling the plug because in order to meet the deadline, he said. escalating real estate taxes may prove to be too much Photo by Kevin Duffy Businesses, Hackler continued, can apply for phys- of a burden for them. Traffic proceeds along Periwinkle Way Wednesday past Schnapper's Hots, The city will consider a proposal by ical loss as well as economic injury. The deadline for Sec SEMINAR the latter is further out because it can take longer for the property owner to reconfigure the parcel to allow page 3 for enhanced parking and an exit-only egress from Fitzhugh Street. into the property, located at Periwinkle Way and Fitzhugh INDEX Bmmn mm LiSSOiS Bse Ins Street. Douglas also asked for the go-ahead to reconfigure the parking facility in order to add extra spaces; relaxation • POLICE BEAT PAGE 5 Causeway Charley teaches One-woman from certain city vegetative buffering requirements; and • LETTERS & COMMENTARY..PAGE 6 islands yield odd a few lessons show portrays to add a loading area for delivery vehicles. harvest heroine "We want to alleviate having parking up-front," Robert • DATELINE..., PAGE 7 Pritt, an attorney who spoke on behalf of Douglas and • SPORTS PAGE 12 Sprint looks at lessons Schnapper's owner Vince Chiaramonte, told the commis- Lee County authorities Marjorie Stoncman sion. "The owner and tenant want the parking situation examine drums carefulI\ learned from the hurri- Douglas was an impor- • TV LISTINGS .PAGE 13 canes. tant:inll pioneenioneer for the alleviated." cnv ironment Pritt, who added that the city historically has done lit- • OBITUARIES.... PAGE 14 tle in terms of redevelopment short of (earing down siruc- • CLASSIFIEDS PAGE 17 See page 3 Soc Tim-Tic. B See page 2 See page 1 j • PERMITS AGE 19 2 U Week of October 14-20, 2004 'J ISLAND REPORTER Mystery drums come ashore on causeway island

By JENNY BURNHAM Staff Writer Sanibel Fire & Rescue cordoned off portions of the shoreline on the bay and Gulf sides of the spoil island between the causeway bridge spans B and C in response to sightings of barrels that appeared to be hazardous waste floating in the surf and washing ashore. The fifteen 15-gallon barrels that emer- gency crews retrieved from the beach and surf on the Gulf side of the spoil island on Tuesday, October 11, contained pure gasoline, said Lisa Douglass, spokesper- son for the state Department of Environmental Protection. None of the barrels were open or leaking. "We assumed the worst, and set up upwind," «said Tim Barrett, Training Officer with the Sanibel Fire and Rescue District, in order to avoid exposing fire- fighters and other rescue workers to any Photo by Jenny Burnham possible contamination. Sanibel Fire & Rescue is joined by Lee County Sheriff's deputies on the causeway. In addition to members of Sanibel Fire Smugglers using boats, said Officer containers that are old and have been and Rescue, officials and workers from Photo by Tim McMullen Barrett, acquire the containers and fill recycled from the the country in which the the United States Coast Guard, the Lee of'Fla. Dept. of Environmental Protection them with fuel to carry on board while aliens originate. In this case, she said, the County Sheriff's Office, Lee County Fifteen barrels in all came ashore on the making deliveries. unlabeled barrels were brand new, which Emergency Management, the Department spoil island. of Transportation and the lona-McGregor The extra fuel is "in case they have to would indicate a different kind of illegal Fire Department responded to the scene, previous two times, the containers were wait or circle around" while waiting-to cargo. Officer Barrett told The Island Reporter. discovered in the Santiva area, near Blind make a delivery, Ms Douglas said. "Once Although these fuel drums washed up An additional EMS ambulance stood by Pass. they deliver, they dump everything, on Sanibel, the DEP speculates that the while the barrels were brought ashore. "It's not uncommon," said Ms. including fuel and oil, so they can lighten containers were dumped south of Sanibel Douglas. "We see this in the Keys. the boat and get away faster." and west of Fort Myers Beach and carried This is the third time that drums con- to Sanibel by the tide. taining fuel have washed ashore off Normally this is a result of .an operation Ir^general, according to Ms. Douglass, Sanibel, according to Ms. Douglass. The involving contraband items." 1* ^^ delivering illegal aliens use

Darling and "Ding" Darling Days, hoping that islanders and visitors alike will receive "peace and healing" from the refuge and its 'DING' rebirth. Said Hamilton, describing his early- From page 1 morning visit to the refuge, "at times like that, I don't think there's a more beautiful for their work during the storm recovery, spot on earth than Sanibel." then noted dryly, "and let's hope we don't have to do it again anytime soon." Hamilton credited the "top tier manage- Photos by Jenny Burnham ment" that has always been present at "Ding" Darling for the close relationship between the refuge and the community. Steve Williams, Director of the U.S. Fish Left: Sanibel Mayor Marty Harrity and Wildlife Service, echoed Hamilton's helps plant a wild tamarind tree statements. This was his first visit to "Ding" to commemorate the re-birth Darling, but the refuge was famous to him of the refuge. long before he joined the Fish and Wildlife Service, Williams said. "'Ding' Darling is the flagship refuge in the national system," stated Williams, call- ing the Visitors Center "a treasure," and a testimony to the refuge's relationship with Right: Sam Hamilton Southeast Sanibel islanders. Regional Director of the Williams toured hurricane-devastated U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service areas from Alabama on. south to Sanibel in his trip to "Ding" Darling. He pointed out that "the island; the refuge on this island, and the natural environment" formed an important buffer against Hurricane Charley, comparing the damage to the island with the devastation he had seen in other areas such Does Captiva need a sewer system? as Alabama, where the natural surroundings could not "absorb the effect" of the storm. He announced that Congress has desig- By AMY FLEMING the Sanibel sewer system to Blind Pass, resort is already functioning at capacity, nated $40.5 million for addressing damage Staff Writer presents an opportunity to connect with and expansion would have a significant caused by the four storms. the Sanibel mains, if the community impact on neighboring wetlands. Director Williams also praised the "dedi- Given the choice between a sewer decides to go forward with sewering the Funding sources include low interest cated professionals" on the refuge staff, not- system or septic tanks, with the excep- island. loans from Florida Department of ing that the storm recovery effort was a tion of South Seas Resort, Captiva has The questions facing Captiva are Environmental Protection, as well as "national model of how state, federal, and always chosen the second option. ones of water quality, level of commu- grants. Captiva could set up a Municipal local governments can work together." He Plans for renovations along Captiva nity support, and funding. Water quality, Services Taxing Unit with Lee County welcomed the public back to "Ding" Drive, coupled with the expansion of and the effect of septic tanks compared for loans of up to 20 years, or form a with sewer systems, will be investigated not-for-profit organization similar to the and addressed by a Captiva water quali- Island Water Association. A non- profit ty committee, co-chaired by Dave organization could qualify rural devel- Jensen and Harry Silverglide. opment grants and loans, and sewer sys- SUSAFI BLUEHS According to a report issued to the tem assessments could be paid.for over Captiva Community Panel by Ken 40 years. Health Care Services Gooderham, of Gooderham & As with most opportunities, there are Associates, to tie into the Sanibel sys- time limits. o tem, Captiva would need to install a "We need to act within the next A FULL RANGE OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES BY AN ISLAND RESIDENT larger force main on Sanibel up to the month or two," Gooderham said. "You Blind Pass bridge at an estimated cost of have the chance to do something Bathing & Personal Care • Companion Care $500,000, and then expand the Wulfert because you have the option of doing Meal Preparation • Transportation • 24 Hour Care facility to handle the additional load, at more work along Captiva Drive than Medication Management • Safety Management an estimated $2.74 million. Since was anticipated." Sanibel will already be digging trenches The community panel asked Blood Pressure, Cardiac & Pulmonary Management for sewer pipe, Captiva would see sig- Gooderham to arrange a presentation by Diabetic Care • Wound Care • Colostomy & Ileostomy Care nificant savings in having only to Hartman & Associates, the firm who did upgrade the main around Blind Pass. the 'Sanibel-CAptiva Wastewater AJzheimers Care • Terminal Illness Care & Management Additional costs would include lift Feasibility Report' for the city of stations and mains on Captiva. Sanibel in 1996, fox the November Susan Bluehs, R.N. (239)472-3327 The Aquasource plant at South Seas panel meeting. Uc. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of October 14 - 20, 2004 Q 3 Lessons Learned in Four Hurricanes SEMINAR By Nanci Schwartz After the first hurricane, Pastor everything had severe damage, but we Sprint Communications Manager, Florida Weitzel said that Synod Bishop Edward never lost our data network stream and From page 1 Benoway and members of the Synod could stay in contact with other chasers The hurricane onslaught that ravaged staff could still communicate with each and the National Weather Service during "Especially those in business less Florida was certainly an object lesson other and their congregations by using the worst," said Gammons. "I have been than five years," he said. for. preparedness. After Hurricane their Smart Phones, which were used to using the service now for 10 months and Malcolm Doney, a property owner on Charley pummeled southwest and cen- send and receive emails and transmit I really know now that this is a tool we Captiva who rents out his asset to vaca- trai Florida, residents across the state did other data, in addition to voice calls. will always need on our hurricane inter- tioners, said he attended the event to not hesitate to prepare their property, Equally important for a coordinated ceptions for forecasting and passing find out what his options were. tomes.^Bbd businesses for the storms that response, the Synod maintained ongoing along information from within the eye of "We had a fairly nasty hit, and I'm followed; ? communication with Lutheran Services the hurricane." interested in what will happen to get it •Still, nb amount of readiness could Florida, the primary agency directing Gammons and Edds were in separate back together," he said. prepare residents for the interruptions in relief efforts to Lutherans and non-locations yet communicated frequently Crabb provided information on the critical services-such as power, cable Lutherans alike, and the Chicago-based to analyze the radar and try to determine VCB's current marketing campaign, and phone service that resulted after the Lutheran Disaster Response office, the track of the storm, all while designed to encourage locals to visit storm. which was collecting relief funds across Hurricane Charley was passing through area hotels and businesses. The VCB "We found we really had to impro- the U.S. and directing them to Florida Southwest Florida. marketing budget was beefed-up by vise after Hurricane Charley in order to and the Bahamas. All three organiza- "No matter what your business is, you $1.5 million to deal with the aftermath continue to operate," said The Rev.tions are corporate Sprint PCS Wireless must have a back-up plan to be able to customers. of the hurricanes, he said. Thomas We.itzel, Director of stay in touch in the event your regular Baucom said that the Economic Communications for the Florida- "The Florida-Bahamas Synod's pri- venue or communications channels are Development Office had secured $4 Bahamas Synod in Tampa, a part of the mary business is to provide spiritual impacted," said Larsen. "And it's impor- million in short-term emergency bridge 5 million member Evangelical Lutheran support to the pastors and congregations tant not to rely on one communication loans since Hurricane Charley to keep Church in America (ELCA) based in we serve and help connect members channel as all can be impacted in some businesses afloat until large-scale dol- Chicago, IL. The Synod provides valu- with services following a disaster," said manner, as we've learned over and over lars become available from the federal able support and services to 213 church- Weitzel. "Communications is critical to again." government. And Zimomra updated the es and over 500 Lutheran pastors in that mission, and we were delighted that Certainly the communications indus- gathering on the city's clean-up efforts, Florida and the Bahamas. They play an we could carry on the critical business try will take the experiences from this post-Charley, which include 225,000 important role in connecting long-term using the wireless technology and free year's historic hurricane season to cubic yards of vegetative waste that has social services programs to its congrega- Sprint-to-Sprint calling. It helped us to implement procedures and systems in been collected and disposed-of at the tions in the wake of disasters. immediately mobilize pastoral and hopes of preventing disruptions of ser- city's designated burn site, and 6,500 "Wireless phone, wire line phone and counseling services as well as supplies." vice in future natural disasters. Still, cubic yards of man-made waste that is cable systems rely on electricity in order Even during the storms, wireless savvy business owners recognize the bound for the county landfill. to operate. Adding auxiliary power to technology provided an important means need to be flexible and have auxiliary these sites can be delayed if there are for some businesses. communications channels of their own. lingering storm conditions or extensive So-called "Storm Trackers," who debris and flooding," said John Quigley, take photographs and video during the Director of Network Operations for hurricanes, used Sprint Connection Sprint. Cards by Novatel Wireless in their lap- The next Chamber AfterHours 4 While the back-tp-back storms were tops to monitor radar and the track of the iitfpfSMeBfedapdj not iikely to happen storm. Then they uploaded storm images again,--tfe-eyents* jvgre -.a good wake-up to news and weather services to which The next Chamber "After Hours" will $5.00 admission fee with prior reserva- eill for many Ffbricte'Sfisiriesses on the the public tuned to monitor the month- be hosted on Monday, October 18, 2004 tions, $8.00 without prior reservations. importance voiihavings- a plan in case long siege of unprecedented weather. from 5:30 - 7 p.m. at 'Tween Waters Inn, PLEASE RSVP for "After Hours" by i$||^^f^ditd Jim Edds and Jeff Gammons of Old Captiva House, 15951 Captiva Drive, calling the Chamber at 472-1966 with the .^storms, many people www.weathervine.com based in South Captiva Island, FL 33924. (239) 472- exact number and name of people attending found;: tha^hgy^ad to conduct business Florida, were out in every storm starting 5161. or Register Online at http://www.sanibel- from.:, a re.ro.ote' Setting," said Todd with Tropical Storm Bonnie which hit Hors d' oeuvres and drinks will be captiva.biz/events/afterhours.html. Deadline served by Tween Waters Inn. for RSVP is 5 p.m., Friday October 15. Larseri? .Y4ice. president,; Sprint Business Florida's Panhandle just a day before the Solutions ^'People :\vhjo had alternative devastating Charley struck. meajis- og;j^gt$0r(in touch -were less "We went through the worst of the impacted?$#*;^d •' storm in Punta Gorda, Florida and ii^t# Wildlife seeks input on rules fornet s Fish and Wildlife 4.008 l(3)(e)). Commission (FWC) will Information gathered at the workshops PUBLIC NOTICE host ah'6th.eb§eiies of workshops .concern- will be used to make necessary changes to ing commercial fishing net measurement. the rule before the final rule is presented to The, workshops are. designed to gather the Commission. That presentation is plffiifcte'stimony. regarding aff FWC draft scheduled for the Commission's February The Sanibel City Council rule regardingJJiet specifications. At their meeting. June 2004 meitijig, FWC commissioners directed staff to prepare a draft rule to clar- The workshops are scheduled as follows: will convene the ify, procedures for measuring nets. Since • 6 - 8 p.m. (CST), Nov. 5, Gulf Coast then, the FWC has hosted eight workshops Community College - Student Union regularly scheduled meeting on to get public comment on the draft rule East - Room 243, 5230 W U.S. 98, 68B-4.0081. Panama City. Tuesday, October 19, 2004 The latest round of workshops will • 6 - 8 p.m., Nov. 16, Old County focus on getting feedback on specific sec- Courthouse - East Room, 2115 Second tions of the preliminary draft rule which: St., Fort Myers. at 9:00 a.m. • Substitute rule references to "seine" Any person requiring special accom- with "net" (68B-4.0081(2)(d)) modations to participate in this workshop at MacKenzie Hall • Specify that a net with a mesh size larg- should advise the agency at least 5 calen- er than two inches stretched mesh is dar days before the workshop by calling considered an entangling net (68B- (850) 488-6411. Hearing- or speech- 800 Dunlop Road 4.008 l(2)(d)) impaired persons can arrange assistance by calling (850) 488-9542. For further Public is welcome. • Establish that nets constructed with information, contact Major Bruce more meshes per foot of corkline than Buckson at (850) 488-6254. . allowed are entangling nets (68B- Complete agendas are available at the City Web site: http ://www.mysanibel.com.. A copy of the agenda is also posted on the bulletin board outside City Hall. Agendas subject to amendment.

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without further incident. Tarpon Bay, when he saw a group of rac- coons crossing the roadway. He attempted 10/09/04 to stop, but stepped on the accelerator Grand Theft (Vehicle), Burglary instead, running the car off the road and Harold Johnstone reported to the into the ditch. Although the driver had vis- October 5 to 10,2004 October 06, 2004. When the caretaker Sanibel Police Department that his 2005 ible injuries, he refused medical aid. Compiled by JENNY BURNHAM entered the home on October 06, she Audi A6 4-door sedan was missing from Island Garage towed the vehicle. Staff Writer found a hatchet lying on the living room the garage of his neighbor's home, where floor. The lights in the residence were on, Mr. Johnstone had parked the car before CITATIONS The blotter contains public information and the door to the garage was broken off leaving town. Officer Hawkins responded Sanibel Police issued the following obtained from the Sanibel Police its hinges. Officer Tyus and Sgt. Mike to the call. The officer found no signs of citations between 10/10/04 and 10/15/04: Department. All persons arrested are inno- Cooper responded to the call. On arrival, forced entry, although one deadbolt to the • Speeding on the Sanibel-Captiva Road: cent until proven guilty in a court of law. the officers saw the metal double garage residence was unlocked. Nothing else was five citations door was buckled in the center, more, out of place or missing. Mr. Johnstone • Speeding on Periwinkle: one citation according to the caretaker, than it had informed the officer that the keys to the 10/05/04 • Speeding on the Causeway: one citation Suspicious Incident been when originally damaged by a storm. car were on the front seat of the vehicle. Officer Jeremy Hawkins responded to a Missing from the residence were a TV, a The officer requested that the day shift see • Improper passing: one citation call from security at Sundial Resort report- cable box, a radio tape recorder, and a whether the caretaker of the residence, • Careless (aggressive) driving: one ing that five Hispanic males were remov- plastic bag of coins. The officers can- who lived across the street, could provide warning ing furniture from a condo. When the offi- vassed the neighborhood, with no results. further information about who could have cer arrived at the scene, he spoke with one had access to the home. of the men, Hector Saldana, who told the 10/06/04 officer that his wife worked for the owner Citation 10/10/04 of the condo, Paul Franchi. The officer At 1727 hours, Officer Scott Siergiej Suspicious Incident contacted Mrs. Saldana, who stated that responded to a report of debris that had Officer Siergiej responded to a call Celebrity Bartenders the condo owner wanted everything fallen off a dump truck. A check of motor regarding a suspicious incident that removed. Mr. Franchi confirmed that he vehicle records showed that Jose occurred on the beach at West Gulf Drive to promote charities had asked to have the condo emptied. Hernandez, the driver of the 1995 Ford on October 9. A Sanibel woman informed dump truck, had had his license suspend- the officer that she was walking west It's time to put those hurricane hang- 10/05/04 ed for failure to pay a fine. The officer bound on the beach about % mile west of overs behind us and put our best foot forth Open Container/Alcoholic Beverage issued Mr. Hernandez a citation for the West Wind Inn when she was right into the next Island Restaurant host- At 2242 hours, Officer Cliff Short was unknowingly driving on a suspended dri- approached by a white male wearing a ing a celebrity bartender for charity. performing a security check of the light- ver's license. baseball cap but no clothes or bathing suit. Hurricane Charley did not stop the prepa- house area. The parks and parking areas at The man had a shell in his right hand and ration of the 2004, 3rd annual charity event to begin next week. the lighthouse, including the Sanibel fish- 10/07/02 held his hand out, asking the woman if she ing pier, were closed due to storm damage, Vehicle Damage would like to see it. The woman did not The promo will run the last two weeks with signs and barricades were posted to Gary Gauthier, an employee of Jerry's, say anything, and walked back to her res- of October through the first two weeks of so inform individuals and motorists. The reported to the Sanibel Police Department idence. The officer interviewed neighbors November. Island celebrities work for Sergeant noticed a vehicle in the parking that the front of his car had been crashed in the area, with no results. The man is gratuities on various given nights in a par- lot of the fishing pier, and then observed in while it was parked in the under-build- described as 6 feet tall, very thin, approx- ticipating restaurant/bar and donate the Jamey Mosch, of North Fort Myers, FL, ing parking lot. The damage occurred imately 150 to 160 lbs., 30-35 years old, proceeds to the charity of their choice. fishing from the pier and in possession of sometime between 4 a.m., when Mr. with very little body and tart marks on The fun heats up as the guest barkeeps a 12 oz can of Bud Light. Mr. Mosch Gauthier arrived at work, and 11 a.m., his midsection. compete for the traveling trophy which reportedly admitted that the beer was his, when he left work. Officer George Krivas was won by councilman Steve Brown at that the vehicle belonged to him, and that responded to the call. There was no sign Katie Gardenia's Kitchen in 2002, and by 10/10/04 Matt Asen and Mary Jo Bogdon at he knew the area was closed. Mr. Mosch of another vehicle at the scene. While the Citation also reportedly stated that he saw the bar- damage left only a small mark on the dri- Ellington's in 2003. The most tips tallied At 1059 hours on the Sanibel-Captiva at of a shift determines the winner. ricades and went around them. The officer ver's side bumper, the angle of the impact Road, Officer Kenneth Sutton stopped a issued Mr. Mosch a Notice to Appear for damaged the front bumper, the headlights, vehicle driven by Jorge Anguiano of Competing Island restaurants and then- having an open container of alcohol in vio- and the radiator of Mr. Gauthier's car. Bonita Springs, FL, for failure to dim bar buddies for next week's line-up up lation of city ordinance. The officer also headlights. The officer cited the driver for include The Executive Title Team of gave Mr. Mosch a verbal warning regard- 10/08/04 having no valid driver's license and dis- Gilda Suarez, Joanie Smith, Elaine Burya ing trespassing and fishing without a 911 playing a tag that was not assigned to the and Marsha Walsh...find them on the license. Officer John Smith responded to a 911 car, as well as failure to dim. other side of the bar at Matzalunaon call regarding a possible drowning at the Wednesday, October 20th; Thistle Lodge at Casa Ybel Resort hosts Mayor 10/06/04 Sanibel lighthouse. Roger Claybaugh of 10/10/04 Marty Harrity along with Mark Civil Matter Fort Myers called the police when Iain Traffic Incident Marinello (proprietors of Doc Ford) on Officer Claude Tyus Jr. responded to u Johnstone of Fort Myers lost his board At 0725 hours, a city employee discov- Thursday, October 21st. To date, more call from the Recreation Director at when windsurfing and began to struggle ered a 1997 Oldsmobile belonging to an scheduled promos are as follows: Key Sundial Resort regarding Bill Goodwin, a in the water. The officer spoke to Mr. Ohio visitor, in a ditch at Tarpon Bay and Lime Bistro October 25th, Doc Ford's vendor employed by the resort. Mr. Johnstone, who stated that he was OK and West Gulf Drive. The airbags in the car October 27th; Jacaranda, October 29th; Goodwin's job was to take photographs of not in need of medical attention. were deployed. When police responded to Timbers' Sanibel Grill, November 2nd; the resort patrons, show them proofs oj the the call, the driver was not at the scene: Beachview Steak House and Grille, pictures, and take orders, receiving pay- 10/09/04 After a short time, the driver appeared and Thursday, Nov. 4th; Traders, November ment before the orders were complete. The Assist Person stated that at 2345 hours on the previous 5th; The American Legion, November director told the officer that Mr. Goodwi'i day he was westbound on West Gulf Lee County Sheriff's Office 9th and the Dunes November 12th. had not been seen in a month, since lie Officer Tyus responded to a request for Drive, approaching the intersection at took a vacation to New Jersey, and that the assistance from Sgt. Joe Popalardo of the resort was having to refund money to Lee County Sheriff's Office, who was sta- guests who had not received their pictures. tioned on Captiva. The Sergeant was try- The officer told the complainant that hz ing to maintain order in a verbal dispute could make a record of her report. among a group of intoxicated Hispanic Re-opened day workers who were supposed to get paid on that day and thought that they 10/06/04 were not going to get their money. The Burglary of an Unoccupied Residence, officer arrived and assisted in restoring Come In For A Grand Theft and maintaining order. Lt. Phillips also A caretaker for a property on Sable responded. The supervisor of the crew of Palm Drive reported that the residence was workers arrived with their payroll, and the burglarized between September 30 and workers were transported to Fort Myers Free Gift From Us!

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biggest challenge we face is that as our tional method is the "Nippon Zip-on", occupancy rates begin to climb above the where half of each of the spans is replaced LETTERS 60 percent level, our available inventory one at a time. Neither method inordinate- will be constricted by the loss of (on ly disrupts traffic. Sanibei) about 30 percent of the multi-fam- These methods cost about $11 million To the Editor: promising. Last October, there was record ily resort inventory. On Captiva, the loss of total, as compared to $30 million for a This past week, the Sanibei & Captiva growth in the number of visitors, as well as South Sea Resort well into 2005 will have new bridge. We will, get 20 to 40 more Islands Chamber of Commerce hosted a in occupancy rates and room rates. This an even more substantial effect on the Andy years of life out of the drawbridge and public forum designed to provide informa- October will be much different. Rosse Lane restaurant and retail businesses. maintain the ambiance, environmental tion about the effects of Hurricane Charley quality and safety for a third of the price. October is traditionally the month when By January, things on Sanibei should be on our local economy. our Florida and Southeast drive markets back to last year's trend towards strong Here are two local examples: Panelists included Sanibei City Manager begin to contract and the core Midwest and demand and the upcoming season shows Judie Zimomra who spoke about the Northeast markets start to emerge, partly • The 38- year-old Venice, Florida great promise. But for many businesses, drawbridge, one hour North of tremendous amount of work that has driven by the return of some of our season- January seems light years away and the Sanibei, was rehabbed for the first time in already been done and about the tremen- al residents. But the Florida market still prospect of customers next year does noth- this summer for $3.75 million; including dous amount of work that remains to be comprises about 20% of our visitor origins ing to help insure their survival between all design, permitting, construction and done in the recovery process. with Miami, West Palm, Tampa and now and then.' Their challenges include final inspection costs. This bridge is in a Art Corace, Past President of our local Orlando being in our top ten domestic feed- making payroll, retaining employees and salt-water environment and will live a full Association of Realtors offered his insight er markets in October. All of those areas dealing with the new toll structure sched- productive life until 2024! Just goes to into current real estate valuations and what have been significantly impacted by the uled to take effect on November 1st. to expect over the next 6-12 months, and hurricanes and vacation travel from those show what can happen when elected offi- Richard E. Pyle, Senior Vice President of areas will be greatly reduced. The impact of Hurricane Charley on the cials believe in accountability and listen businesses and residents of the community the Sanibei Captiva Trust Company looked Last October, business, conference and to what their constituents want. at our national economy and its potential will also be felt by our not-for-profit orga- group travel made up nearly one fifth of our nizations. Those groups depend on a • The Executive Director of the effect on spending habits of both residents visitation. That segment of the travel indus- Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority, and visitors in the months to come. healthy economic climate for contributions, try will also be significantly reduced this but with nearly $ I billion in structural dam- also about an hour, away by boat, Mark Crabb, Deputy Director of the Lee year. age on the islands and a less than robust explained the excellent condition of their County Visitor & Convention Bureau Thanks to the new Lee County VCB business outlook, fund raising will be a dif- bridge this way: "Our bridge is now 46 brought the audience up to date with the marketing campaign, we are already seeing ficult task over the next six months. years old, but it is in superb condition, special VCB marketing and promotion the benefit of some traffic from visitors in In the meantime, keep looking for the through hard work & attention to regular campaign aimed at attracting visitors to our the Ft. Myers area, but their overall spend- first pictures of snowfall on the evening weekly maintenance. We repaired the islands from international, national and ing habits can never replace those of vaca- news. When the white stuff starts to fall concrete, then installed Altrisra Fiberglass even local destinations. tioners who, on average, spend $100 a day from the sky up north, the green stuff starts pile jackets with cathodic protection on on lodging, $85 a day on food and enter- The general outlook was for favorable to fall from the sky down here. Lets all hope ALL of our cement support pilings in tainment, and nearly $40 a day on retail local market conditions beginning in early for an early winter this year. 1998, to ensure we would obtain at least 2005, and then a resumption of the upward purchases. another 15 years of service life." This trend we were experiencing prior to November shows a bit more promise — Steve Greenstein diligent care stands in stark contrast to the Hurricane Charley. when our core markets of Chicago, New Executive Director willful neglect by Lee County of the My responsibility was to provide an eco- York, Boston and Detroit keep the airport Sanibei & Captiva Islands Sanibei Causeway bridges which has said nomic outlook for the remainder of 2004. busy with the southward migration of the Chamber of Commerce that maintenance is the same as repair and There, things do not seem as bright nor as snowbirds. On the vacation side, the both are irrelevant to the lifespan of a car or a bridge. Tell that to my mechanic! bridge. The lawsuits have nothing to do The same people who have neglected GUEST COMMENTARY with it. Fattening up the cash cow does. repairs to the bridge, the same people who The difference in the cost of insurance say the bridge was substandard to begin between "BBB" and "A" bonds is about with despite evidence in the" form of the $400,000 over the life of the bond. original plans and inspection reports that We thought it would never happen. since 1990 Lee County earned $48.5 mil- say it met the same concrete standards lion in surplus tolls. Yet in September $400^000 is no small amount, but it's a Finally an independent investigative drop in the bucket considering the $56 used today, the same people who have reporter analyzed the Lee County finan- 2004 they sent out notices for a huge misrepresented the need for increased increase in tolls and transponder con- million in surplus tolls the county will cial and repair records of the Sanibei take from our pocketbooks. Andy Coy tolls, are the ones saying the drawbridge Causeway. He determined the Sanibei tracts, with no regard for the impact on the can't be rehabilitated. Why should we economy of Sanibei or its residents and said maybe they can save money by not Causeway was deliberately allowed to fall using toll money on other road projects. believe them instead of the records? into disrepair. How did he get all this workers. It is time to write to your Sanibei According to another News-Press arti- As kids say, "Well, duh!" information? The same way Save Our Bay According to the News-Press "an inde- Councilmembers (sancouncfi @mysani- did. He used the Freedom of Information cle, this indecent increase will garner $56 bel.com) and demand they proceed with million surplus over the next 10 years. So pendent outside study of this matter is Act to look at County records and internal needed, looking back to the mistakes and the city's lawsuit. That is the only way to e-mails. We have the facts, the county has why the huge increase? guarantee accountability of Lee County in The county says they need 1.86 "cov- forward to reform" and to find out "whose scare tactics. heads should roll." We agree and indepen- what the News-Press described as a To quote the Sunday News-Press: erage" to cover the debt service they are "scandal." carrying on all Lee County bridges. What dent doesn't mean another county "Department of Transportation Officials employee looking at the numbers. And if you believe that Sanibei will get said they quit maintaining the bridges in they aren't telling you is that they are rais- any percentage of the surplus tolls ing the "shadow" rating of all of their the mid-1980s because they knew the Meanwhile we need a safe bridge... through an interlocal agreement which the bridges were going to be replaced." 20 bonds from "BBB" to an "A" grade. county says they don't have to honor, we While this sounds impressive, it's not nec- To cut costs, avoid USCG permits and years ago! save at least two years on construction have a bridge we'd like to sell you - the While they had a deliberate plan to essary as "BBB" is considered fine by the Brooklyn Bridge! financial community. time, Sanibei wants the drawbridge to be neglect the bridges, they nonetheless rehabilitated. There are at least two recog- — Marie Gargano spent millions of toll payers' dollars on What does this mean for you and me? President of Save Our Bay, Inc. The amount the County needs to collect in nized methods. The National Highway the charade of public meetings, consul- Administration recommends a "wrap" tants and citizen committees, just to give tolls goes up dramatically. That is the sim- — Nola Theiss ple reason why we're being asked to pay method, also recommended by the city's Sanibei residents the impression they experts, which replaces corroding bars former Mayor of Sanibei were being listened to. a $3 "discount" toll; to get a higher rating and Chair of the Technical Advisory on all the bonds, not just the ones for our inside the concrete with space-age rein- According to the News-Press article, forcement on the outside. A more tradi- Board of Save Our Bay, Inc. 3 Saab 9 Sedan ART ON THE NEWS $ Island artists on Captiva and Sanibei are decorating newspaper distribution boxes for The Captiva Current and The Island 269 per mo, Reporter. Co-sponsored by Sandy Stilwell of the Key - ieofhsr -CD Flayer Lime Bistro, R.C. Otters and Cafe Latte on ~ Muminum Wheels Captiva, the showing of the finished pieces is - Airfomafic planned for Monday, Oct. 25 at the Key Lime -.Power Windows Bistro, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. took? Participating artists to date include Kassia Strauss, Laura Ball, Pam Rambo, Sheila Tardosky and Heather Slabosz

The boxes will be on display around the islands in their regular capacity as newspaper distribution boxes. So, join the fun and view D eUo 8 SMB these great works of art.

For more information, call Tonya at The Island Reporter (239) 472-1587, or email [email protected]. • For a more extensive list of events, see this week's Islander, available free Dateline • Week of October 14-20 all over the islands. Notices of upcoming events to appear in Dateline must be received by Friday for the following Thursday's publication. Notices Looking ahead . . . Upcoming events received by Monday will appear according to available space.' Fax 472-8398

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1 4 Games Day 1 6 Estero Bay I 7 Koreshaii State BIG ARTS Pelican 15 Terrific Twos 18 19 Tai Chi 20 at Senior Ctr. Paddle Historic Site Film Society Knitters Guild

championship Arabian stallions, Touch Tank Exploration at 11a.m.. I daily. Power boats available for rental, On exhiSit Percherons, miniature horses, balleri- p.m. and 3 p.m. Program approx. 1/2 starting at 8 a.m. 472-8443, or 10 ARTISTS, NEW WORK at BIG nas, dressage, fast riding Cossacks, and hour. www.adventure in paradise.com ARTS. Oct. 2 - 30. Opening reception more! Harborside Convention Center Evening cruise at 5 p.m. These tours CAPTIVA CRUISES offers a variety of Oct 2, 5:30 - 7 p.m. October 22, 5 and 8 pm. performances. also include a visit to the touch tank. cruises and sailing charters beginning in KAREN RIFAS at the Bob ACTING FOR YOUTH classes resume Tour is approx. 2 hours. October, departing from McCarthy's Rauschenberg Gallery. Edison College. at Kid's Conspiracy, Foulds Theatre Breakfast cruises begin in October, and Marina on Andy Rosse Lane. Call 472- Fort Myers. 489-9314 resumes on Mondays. Sept. 20 - Nov. will include includes coffee, juice, and 5300 for reservations and information. INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBI- 22 1:30 - 3 p.m. for homeschoolers. and pastry. Also includes visit to the touch Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure TION, in conjunction with the 3:30 - 5 p.m. 939-2787. At BJG ARTS, tank. Cruises— daily 4 p.m. 1 1/2 tour. International Society of Experimental Sept. 16 - Nov.4. 3 - 5 p.m. 395-0900 Kayak/canoe rentals daily 8 a.m. — 6 Narrated by SCCF docents $20/adults, Artists at the Alliance for the Arts, p.m., last rental goes out at 4 p.m. $10/kids 4 - 12. 3 and under are free. 10091 McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers. Island Beach & Shelling — 9 a.m. and Opening reception Sat. Oct. 9, 5 - 7 Motorized 20' pontoons available for the month rental, holds 8 people. 472-8900 1 p.m. 3 hour trip to Cayo Costa. p.m.. Exhibition runs through Oct. 29. SEASOrT TICKETS for BIG ARTS $35/$ 17.50 THE JOURNEY- paintings by Romero TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE Great Performers Music and Dance Cabbage Key or Useppa trips will begin Britlo at Arts for ACT. The Arcade on .Saturday — Thursday, 10 a.m.. 1 p.m.. series now available. 395-0900. and 4 p.m. Wildlife Drive is now open in mid October. $27.50/$ 15 First Si., downtown Fort Myers. ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS on sale at Through Nov. 3 from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday Sunset Serenade with live music. BIG ARTS for $30. Office hours are 9 - through Thursday, changing to 7:30 $17.50/510 ' ISLAND COAST AIDS NETWORK 4 mon - Fri. 395-0900 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. after change to EST. Through December 22, Capliva Cruises seeks unique handbags !"or 2nd Annual SUMMER HOURS AT THE HISTOR- Wildlife Drive is closed on Friday. is offering free admission on all cruises Handbag Happy Hour. Event io be held ICAL MUSEUM Open half days. Reservations. 472-1351 with purchase of equal or greater value Nov. 19 at the Heiiman House in Fort Wednesday - Saturday 10 a.m. to ! p.m. SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE (up to $25 value) Myers. 337-2391 950 Dunlo'p Rd. 472-4648. BAY: The naturalists al Tarpon Bay CALL TO ARTISTS for Via Artisla. an THE CARPENTERS SHOP at the Explorers will started up free lunchlimc Italian Street Painting Festival to bene- Sanibel Community Church. Bibles, talks beginning in October on the obser- fit Literacy Volunteers of Lee County, books, music, gifts. Mon-Fri. 9 a.m. - 3 vation deck overlooking the most beau- Thursday 14 December 11 and 12. Media is pastel on p.m.. Sunday 9 - noon. tiful setting on Sanibel and last about y pavement. Call 239/225-0327. TARPON BAY EXPLORERS is offer- half an hour. week ing naturalist led lours on the Tarpon Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at the PILATES. basic mat class with Bonnie Onstaae Bay portion of the 'Ding' Darling north end of Tarpon Bay Rd. 472-8900. Clancy of Blue Sides Bodyworks. Casa CAFE CABARET at the Broadway National Wildlife Refuge for birders, Call for reservations for all activities. Ybel Resort. 9- 10 a.m. Wear loose, Palm, presents ""The Hundred Acre naturalists, and curious people who 472-8900 comfortable clothing, bring a mat if you 'Hood," spoofs on politics, game enjoy being on the water and learning FITNESS WITH PAM at the SCA, have one. 510/person. 472-3145 X 1319 shows, and celebrities. Oct. 16, 9 p.m. from an experienced naturalist. Call for 2173 Periwinkle Way. Low impact aer- TURTLE TRACKS at the Sanibel - MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS reservations for al] activities. 472-8900 obics, it. weight training. Mon, Wed. Captiva Conservation Foundation's Portrayal by Joan Wolfberg, U Miami in Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak Fri., 9:15 - 10:30 a.m. $8. 267-3092. Nature Center at 9 a.m. Interpretive pro- cooperation with the 'Ding' Darling gram on the life cycle of the sea turtles at 10:30 a.m. daily. 472-8900. ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: at the Wildlife Society. BIG ARTS, Oct. 14, 7 that make their home on the islands. $3 Sunset Paddles tour Monday. Port Sanibel Marina, a mile past the toll p.m. $12 adults/ $5 students adults/ kids free. $2 for parking at the Wednesday, Friday, 4:30 p.m. Tour is booth, trolley service available: BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITY at the beach. 472-2329. about 2 1/2 hours. Backwater Fishing, daily 9 a.m. - noon; Broadway Palm, Oct 28 - Dec. 19. 278- Sealife Encounter Excursion, daily YOGA WITH DR SUSAN PATAKY at 4422. Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 pas- senger pontoon boat departs at 11a.m.. 12:30 - 3:30; Champagne Sunset the Senior Center on Library Way. 10 - DREAM at the Florida Rep., a Johnny 1 p.m.. tour is approx. 90 minutes. Dolphin Cruise; Shelling & Snorkeling 11 a.m. All levels $10. 466-1558 Mercer musical journey from Savannah Everglades Day Tour all day Tuesday, Cruise Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9 a.m. - 3 GAMES DAY at the Senior Center, to Hollywood. Historic Arcade on First Thursday, meet at 8 a.m., return around p.m.: Dolphin Watch 3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m.; 2401 Library Way. Bridge, Mahjong, Street, Fort Myers. October 15 - 6:30 p.m. Includes air boat ride, swamp Eco Canoe and Kayak Tours, naturalist and more. All levels welcome. $2 mem- November 7. 332-4488 buggy tour, and more. Call for reserva- led 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Mon.- Fri.; MERLIN'S MAGICAL HORSES, with tions. 472-0101. Interpretive Nature Boardwalk open Sec DATELINE page 8 Welcome Bad! (and Goodbye Charley, Frances, ban, Etc., Etc.) Our office is up and running PUBLIC NOTICE Our services include: • Licensed workmen and installers and The City Council is currently taking coordination of your projects by our decorators. applications for the • Carpeting and Tile • Window Treatments & Contractors Review Board Bedding • Wall Coverings & Interior Painting The following member needed: • Furniture, Accessories and Upholstery One Citizen with no INTERIORS by Decorating Den" Contractor Industry Involvement Our 14th year serving you on Sanibel Island ^jjjjJjBki ^A"^f 41 -* ^J^-'t/^-UJJ-L Cindy Malszycki Marcia heaey Carol Gagnon JeanieTincb DEADLINE FOR COMPLETING AN APPLICATION IS Mi Tarpon Hi; Road *11. .Sanibd. FL 33957 • Sanibel Promenade OCTOBER 21, 2004. APPLICATIONS AND THE Project communications with you by FedEx, email, photos, etc., if you are up north. ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE CONTRACTORS email [email protected] REVIEW BOARD MAY BE OBTAINED AT CITY HALL, 800 DUNLOP ROAD, ON THE CITY WEBSITE, WWW.MYSANIBEL.COM OR CALL 472-4135 8 • Week of October 14-20, 2004 Q ISLAND REPORTER

JANET RENO, guest speaker at FGCU Community Education Speakers DATELINE •. Saturday-16 Forum. Oct 23, 3:30 - 5:30 p.m: Tickets Tvesday 19 • ESTERO BAY PADDLE, part of $50/$30 adults, $8/students 590-7825 • TAI CHI classes for arthritis. St. From page 7 National Estuaries Days. Join Estero ART ROYALE 2004, an interactive arts Miehael Lutheran Church at 3595 Bay Buddies for canoe/kayak trip on the event with food, spirits and artistic Broadway, Fort Myers. Tuesdays and Estero River. Instructions for beginners minds. Sponsored by the Women's Thursdays through October 28. 10a.m. bers, $4 non-members. 472-5743 begins at 8 a,m from the Koreshan - 11 a.m. 994-2454 • BOOKWORMS Stories, songs, and Signature Board and the Alliance for the Historic Site boat launch $5. Call Arts, at the Alliance 10091 McGregor crafts for children 3-5 years old. 10 239/992-0311 a.m. Sanibel Library 472-2483 Blvd. Tickets $100 October 30. BROMELIAD SALE at Terry Park, • BIG A*RTS dance classes, preschool to Coming soon , ,, 3410 Palm Beach Blvd. Fort Myers adult, 18 sessions 194/student. 395- • VEGETATION WALK 2 hour tour of sponsored by the Caloosahatchee 0900 • TAMIAMI TALE TELLERS with audi- Shell Mound trail 9 a.rn, every other • YOGA/PILATES FOR FTJN AND ence interactive stories. Grand Court, Bromeliad Society. Oct. 30 and 31, 9 Sat. 472-1100x222.'", • ' a.m. - 5 p.m. and 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. HEALTH at the SanCap Medical 8351 College Parkway, Fort Myers. Center, 4301' San-Cap Rd. $10, space is Oct. 21, 7 p.m. Free admission. • FAMILY FUN AT THE REFUGEgiiid- ISLAND SENIORS AUTUMN ed tour of Wildlife Dr. for the family. 9 BAZAAR bake sale and "Treasure limited. 472-0116 a.m. RSVP 472-1100x222. „ ^~ Table." Donations now accepted for • OPEN PORTRAIT STUDIO 1-4 p.m. • MINDFUL YOGA AT BIG ARTS with "Treasure Table." to reserve space, call $4 per session, open to all artists. Brian Healy, 9:30 a,m, - 10:45 a.m. 472-8078. Nov. 20, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Model provided. 472-5267. Friday 15 Open to public, beginners welcome. • TROUBLESTARTERS AT THE $12. AMERICAN LEGION Every Tuesday evening 7:30 pm. to closing. San-Cap •GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER Coming soon Sunday 1? Rd. at mile marker 3. 472-9979. CLUB meets every Friday in the finest • SWINGING BRIDGE, traditional • FORT MYERS SWING DANCE restaurants in the area. For more info, Bluegrass at BIG ARTS. Oct.23. $26, SOCIETY meets every Tuesday at: Ron call 332-8191 children 12 and under no charge. 395- • KORESHAN STATE HISTORIC SITE Dao's Sports Bar in Ft. Myers, 15320 • BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. 0900 McGregor Blvd. Free lessons 8:30 - 9 Michaels and All Angels. Fridays 10 guided tours. 10 a.m. Sat. and Sun. • NOT JUST A BOOK FAIR at Barnes & $3.25 per vehicle. p.m. No cover. 239/851-7354 a.m.-11:30; a.m. in the Parish Hall. 472- Noble, sponsored by the Jewish 2173. Federation of Lee & Charlotte • TERRIFIC TWOS stories, flannel Counties. Authors, both local and Coming soon • BAILEYffesT Oct. 24, 1 - 5 p.m. at • SHELL XLUB MEETING at the board stories, songs, for two year olds, national, will be there including local Bailey Matthews Shell Museum. Oct. Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. 472-2483 cartoonist Doug MacGregor. Oct. 23- Bailey's Shopping Center. Music, danc- ing, food, lots of entertainment. 26,7:30 p.m. • KWLF (Kids Who Love Fun) stories, 29. activities, games, for K - 3rd grade at the Sanibel library. 3 p.m. 472-2482 Monday 18 Wednesday 20 • BIG ARTS FILM SOCIETY, this sea- • PELICAN KNITTERS GUILD Knit caps for kids and premies all over the son's theme is "Window on the World." country. Exchange patterns, yarn, and Oct. 18, The Last Samurai (Japan) good conversation. Every Wednesday Schein Hall, 7 p.m. $5. 395-0900 at 9 a.m. at Sun Trust Bank on • SANIBEL BEREAVEMENT GROUP, Periwinkle Way. Starts October 20. sponsored by Hope Hospice meets at 472-9120. the Sanibel Congregational Church, ' 2050 Periwinkle Way. 1:30-3 p.m. First and third Mondays of each month. 482-4673 YOGA WITH DR SUSAN PATAKY, Sanibel Fitness Center on Rabbit Road. • TINY TOTS children 12 to 24 months. All levels, noon -1 p.m. $12 466-1558 Finger plays, songs, short stories. SMALL WONDERS for newborns to children aged 12 months. Lap sitting, finger plays and songs. 10 a.m Sanibel Library. 472-2483 TINY TOTS children 12 to 24 months. Finger plays, songs, short stories.

they currently do - but exit only via Fitzhugh. "The temptation will be overwhelming TRAFFIC to make a right onto Periwinkle when leaving rather than go around on From page 1 Fitzhugh," Robinson said. Pritt conceded that most people "will tures and building anew, said that the want to go the easy way", but that proper sides and rear of the property, once signage might help. cleared of trees, would be suitable for "You can't make it totally idiot-proof, parking. but it has to improve traffic flow," he said. 'SLEEPERS *MATTRESS SETS *CARPET 'PICTURES "It's a creative solution," Fitzhugh Street resident Charles *DINING SETS *RECLINERS *LIV!NGROOM *LAMPS Commissioner Ellis Robinson said. Lebuff said that a "true" vegetative buffer *PATIO *BEDROOM SETS 'TABLES *TILE While commission members praised would help to alleviate his two greatest the ingenuity of Douglas' submitted plan, concerns: artificial light and noise pollu- they decided to follow the motion of tion. Commissioner Mike Valiquette to table Constant illumination from the busi- OUR PROMISE TO YOU "/ appreciated the personal service I received ' the matter in order for city staff to consid- nesses at night, as well as the noise from at Furniture World. The location is convenient er his seven attached conditions. The "slamming" Dumpster lids, cduld be and I found what I wanted at a price I wanted application will then go before the com- reduced by effective buffering, he said. •^ LOWEST PRICE, GUARANTEED - . to pay" Chris Myers, Sanibel mission at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 9 at The two Durnpsters on site are notfenced- • COMPLETE SATISFACTION, if it don't MacKenzie Hall. off and sit in full view on city right-of- Valiquette's stipulations include way. fit, exchange it or return it for a refund. "I fell in love with Furniture^ World the 1st • FAST, FREE DELIVERY "NEXT DAY changing the location of an existing hand- "It looks like an urban alley," Lebuff time I went in. They had the SW Florida style icapped parking space and bike rack; said. "It's a disgrace." • NO PRESSURE SALES Our friendly furniture I was looking for: The staff wade posting a No Exit sign at the Periwinkle Another Fitzhugh Street resident, staff is here to help you when you want me feel very comfortable and help me with entrance to the parking lot; addressing the Larry Strange, said that delivery trucks in it, Your free to took through our store. my questions." delivery truck loading area and location the middle of the narrow roadway impede Elaine DeHaan, Ft. Myers of Dumpster sites; establishing a vegeta- traffic circulation and block bis entrance. tion/fencing plan; and determining that "It's a major, major factor," he said^ the" location of a business sign on Commissioner Jack Samler respotidefd Periwinlsfe.' for the complex is safe for that smaller delivery vehicles - - called j§i#" urban delivery trucks or street vans - •f•-'-'"We owe it to the neighbors to come could be utilized as they are in places like back and hear from them," Commissioner ,

Here's a quick way to see if palms are a plant is dead they will recover. Dear Ron: We planted cocoplums as However, a border on the back of our property because arecas arc about 15 years ago and. needless to say, clumping palms, Hurricane Charley did a job on them. they continually They all have dead leaves on them produce new off- which haven't fallen off yet now. Will sets around the these drop off and get new leaves or are base. I would sug- they just plain dead? gest that you Also, my arecas on the side of the remove the taller yard made it through Gabrielle, but this paJms, feed the time they really look sick. Some are rest with palm fer very tall. Should they be cut back? And tilizer, and keep will they come back? them well- — Jacquie Thomas watered. Fort Myers Beach The areca palm (Chrysalidocarpus lutescens) is native to Madagascar and Dear Jacquie: My guess is that you adaptable to hardiness zones 9B-11. have red-tip cocoplums. which are not salt-tolerant, and that they were assault- Photo by Ron Sympson ed by saltwater spray during Hurricane Fertilize and mulch damaged trees Red-tip Cocoplum Charley. (The less-commonly planted to aid survival green-leafed variety is highly salt-toler- Banana heart can be ant.) Dear Ron: Do the very large trees eaten raw or cooked Dear Arlene and Mac: When the outer There is a quick way to find out if that were toppled by the storms, and red sheaths of the thing-a-ma-bob are they are dead. Using your fingernail or a then cut off at 10 to 15 feet, have a Dear Ron: In a recent column you said. stripped away, you will find a solid mass penknife, gently scrape off the bark on chance of recovering? Is there anything "Then purple sheaths will begin to peel known as the banana heart. According the small branches at various parts of the we can do to help them along over the away, revealing tiny banana fingers. At website banana.com, the banana heart can plants. If it is brown underneath, that winter? first, the fingers will point downward, but be "sliced and added to salads, cooked in branch is dead; if it is green underneath, — Judy Hicks as they develop, they will begin curving coconut milk, cooked into curry dishes, or it is alive. You may find that there are Sanibel upward. added to vegetable slews." dead branches on the upper parts of the After a full hand of bananas is produced, plants, and live ones on the lower parts. Dear Judy: It depends on what kind flowers will emerge from beneath the pur- Landscape consultant Ron Sympson If that is the case, trim off all the of trees they are, how severe the damage ple tracts. At this point, the fruit production publishes "Florida Garden" magazine; dead branches and fertilize the was, and whether they still have small has stopped, and it is best to cut just below current issue, "How to Design Your cocoplums with a quality palm fertiliz- branches remaining — which would be the hand so nutrition will be more efficient- Florida Landscape" ($34.95 annually, er. New growth will emerge. an encouraging sign. ly directed toward the fruit." $12.50, single issue, and "250 Most- The cocoplum (Chrysobalanus icaco) Only time will tell if they will sur- Does this mean that I need to cut off that Asked Florida Gardening Questions" is native to Florida and adaptable to har- vive. In the meantime, feed them with a purple cone-shaped thing-a-ma-bob that is ($12.50). To ask a question or place an diness zones 9B-11. high-quality palm fertilizer, mulch hanging down from the end of the bananas? order, go online at wwv.TheFlorida Your moderately salt-tolerant arecas them, and keep them watered weekly I read an article that said the inside of that Garden.com; send an e-mail to ronsymp- pose a different dilemma. Since they are during the dry season we are now cone is like an artichoke heart and that you [email protected]; or write to Ron palms, they can't be pruned like woody encountering. can eat it raw or cook it. What do you think? Sxmpson, 11691 Dawn Cowrie Drive, plants such as your cocoplums; when — Arlene and Mac Fort Myers, FL 33908. Cape Cora!

fioic ir.o>. Oa.^ •v.-r'f-i, f^1'orilc •....•.-.i!".;i.tic-ii- :si uihv.^'. Florida's \vnrld-f; ILV-L . •.•••.-. • 'M I ,ee d.iiiiiy elementary --choc-lciiikiiCii wondi-s - ii- ^cfishells. The in>n-nre:-t N The Bailcy-Maliliews Shell Museum on museuir. also hosts older ^aident-. and NOTICE OF PROPOSED ENACTMENT Sanibel Uland. The museum's volunteer aduit study groups such as Elderhostel. OF ORDINANCE 04-013 education doccnts help to make such trips For further information about volun- possible. teering as an education doccnt. please call CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA Perhaps you are a retired teacher and Anna Marie Nyquist at the museum at The Sanibel City Council will meet and have a Second Reading and Public Hearing could volunteer at the museum for a few 395-2233 or at 466-6391 (home office). October 19, 2004 at Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel. Florida, at 9:30 a. m. to consider proposed enactment of Breast Cancer Awareness Month reception the following ordinance(s) to be titled: The City of Sanibel cordially invites all Henderson is a registered nurse and holds a. ORDINANCE 04-015 CALLING FOR AN ELECTION TO residents, and in particular breast cancer a Bachelor's Degree from the University survivors and family members, to a Breast of Missouri-St. Louis and a Master's SUBMIT TO THE SANIBEL ELECTORATE AN Cancer Awareness Month reception and Degree from the University of South AMENDMENT TO THE SANIBEL CHARTER; PROPOSING program on October 19,2004 at City Hall, Florida. As a Breast Health Educator, Ms. AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE III, "LEGISLATIVE", MacKenzie Hall, 8:00 a.m. Those inter- Henderson helps women to know how to SECTION 3.08 ENTITLED "CITY MANAGER TO SERVE ested in learning more about breast cancer save their lives by finding breast cancer AS CITY CLERK", IN ORDER TO AUTHORIZE AND prevention for themselves and loved ones in the earliest stages on some days and on DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO DESIGNATE A CITY are also encouraged to attend. other days how to find their way through EMPLOYEE, OTHER THAN THE CITY MANAGER, TO Wendy Henderson, Breast Health the medical-maze as they fight breast SERVE AS CITY CLERK; PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT Educator, for the Lee Cancer Center and cancer. TO SECTION 3.15 ENTITLED "CODES OF TECHNICAL Lee Memorial Health System will be the The reception will also honor and rec- REGULATIONS", SUBSECTION 3.15(a)(2) IN ORDER TO featured speaker and will discuss breast ognize those who have fought breast can- AMEND SUBSECTION 3.15(a)(2) TO MAKE SAID cancer awareness and provide vital infor- cer as well as those currently battling SUBSECTION CONSISTENT AND CHANGE "CITY mation concerning breast cancer. Ms. breast cancer. MANAGER" TO "CITY CLERK"; PROVIDING FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE ELECTION BY THE LEE COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS; PROVIDING BALLOT LANGUAGE; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF ELECTION WE'RE BACK AND CANVASSING OF RESULTS; PROVIDING FOR OPEN FOR ELECTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE OF AMENDMENTS BUSINESS UPON REFERENDUM APPROVAL; AND PROVIDING AN Come in for the EFFECTIVE DATE. great food you\e been missing! Said proposed ordinance(s) are on file and may be inspected by the public at the City Clerk's office, Sanibel City Hall, 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida. All interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinances. -Winner erf If a person decides to appeal a decision made by Council on any matter considered at Serving ' Islands *^f7^ this meeting/hearing, such person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the Lunch 11:30 AM Our latest win for proceedings is made, to include the testimony and evidence upon which any such appeal is to be based. Dinner 5:00 PM "THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD" . In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special Take out Available Located at... Sanibel Marina _ accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Jim Isom. Manager of 4 Years in a row 634 N. Yachtsman! Administrative Services no later than one day prior to the proceedings. Telephone 239- Come See Why! Sanibel, FL 472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone the Florida Relay Service 472-8138 number 711. 10 • Week of October 14 - 20, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER Ding Darling Wildlife Society Photo Contest yields SW Fla winner

On October 8, 10 winners were chosen from 95 entries in the 2004 Ding Darling Wildlife Society's Nature Photography Contest and Abe Acosta of Port Charlotte took first place. The entries, all from amateur photographers, represented 17 states and one foreign country. The winning artwork and as many entries as wall space allows, will be on display in the Education Center at the Refuge from Saturday, October 16 — the final day of National Wildlife Refuge Week — through the end of May. The contest was coordinated by refuge volunteer and former photography instructor, John Carney and was judged by Susan White, deputy refuge manager, and professional island photographers Charles McCullough and David Meardon. Since 1997, local businesses have generously donat- ed prizes to support the photo contest. This year, because of the effects of Hurricane Charley, the Wildlife Society has decided to give back to our local businesses in appreciation for their past support. The society is purchasing $300 in gift certificates as prizes for the top three winners.

WINNERS 1st Place Abe E. Acosta Port Charlotte, Fl. 2nd Place Neil E. Kaufman Louisville. Ky. 3rd Place Jerry Guthrie Ormond Beach, Fl. First Place photo by Abe E. Acosta HONORABLE MENTION Abe Acosta Port Charlotte, F!. Marl in Brown North Augusta, SC. Photos not othewise identified Janet Cross Arnold, Mo. are Honorable Mention winners Robert Greenwald Fort Myers, Fl. Clark Halstead Sanibel, Fl. Jeff LaBriton Fort Myers, Fl L. Ralph Rohr Salt Lake City, Ut.

ENJOY A PIECE OFPARADISE In the Comfort of your own Home Read The Islemd's Community Newspaper Saturday, Family Fun Day promises eventful climax to Ding Days

Family Fun Day brings the Ninth Annual Ding Darling Days festivities to a climax at J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island Saturday, Oct. 16. The refuge is urging residents to come back to Sanibel to celebrate and support local businesses struggling to recover from Hurricane Charley. Tolls to the island will remain at their current rate throughout Ding Darling Days, Oct. 10-16. The "Good News" paper featuring Saturday, Oct. 16 • Family Fun Day at "Ding" Darling 8 a.m. Birding the Refuge Tour through J.N. "Ding" Darling NWR ISLAND HAPPENINGS, EVENTS TO COME, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Butterfly House Hands-on children's activities ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT, REAL ESTATE, HOME SECTION, Environmental displays and informational booths Free naturalist-narrated tram rides through the Refuge, CROSSWORD PUZZLE, THE ENVIRONMENT AND MORE. courtesy of Tarpon Bay Explorers Keep Informed - Subscribe Today Free hot dogs and soda sponsored by Jerry's Food of Sanibel 10 a.m. Caribbean Gardens: The Zoo in Naples live animal presentation, outdoors 11a.m. Federal Duck Stamp Artist Presentation, NAME STREET .APT.NO_ Education Center Auditorium CITY. ..STATE. ZIP 11:45 a.m Florida Bats Presentation, Education Center Auditorium PHONE. 12:45 p.m. Great Florida Birding Trail, Education Center Auditorium J PAYMENT ENCLOSED J BILL ME J VISA J MASTERCARD 1:30 p.m. Great Calusa Blueways Paddling Trail, ACCOUNT NO Education Center Auditorium EXPIRATION DATE__. 2:15 p.m. Jay Norwood "Ding" Darling biographer David Lendt, SIGNATURE _: talk and book signing 3 p.m. Caribbean Gardens: $28.00 The Zoo in Naples live animal presentation, outdoors 4 p.m. -umln-l ( ,i|iii\,i Isl.nuli i • i2 5>n r.l iIKi • I .is il Ml +7.1-> Ml Children's Conservation Cartoon Contest Awards, I'UlSns in. S.iniln I || '>*><•> 5"-ihl.Sd Ding Darling Education Center

_ ~ *•o""" i> l.ll|'li|l.iipun| M. HU! I— -1 I JI1' II'ninnii.icl Illllll ll.KIiI t( \enn 111* iI B For more information, log on to www.dingdarlingdays.com. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of October 14 - 20, 2004 • 11

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*}. Sanibel Captiva Pictorial B.C. (Before Causeway) History Book Revised Edition

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Tin- Ultu- (jiinsi- entertains the kids ilurinv "IVnm" O-trting Days. *- BIG ARTS presents oee-womaii show: Marjorie Stoneman Douglas j Meeting the steamer Gladys at Andy Rosse's dock on Captiva in 1920. Steamers The nationally known environmental- preceded the ferries that later brought cars to the islands. ist and author of The Everglades: River of Grass, will come to life in Marjorie Stoneman Douglas: Champion of the THIS IS A LIMITED EDITION PRINTING Everglades, a one-act, one-woman play presented by BIG ARTS on Oct. 14, 2004, Our local heritage has practically vanished...a life-style alive as headliner for Sanibel Island's Ding only to the memory of our citizens. Now we have the opportunity Darling Days, Oct. 10-16. A Sanibel to safeguard the history of our people through photographs from School environmental play kicks off the evening. our files and those submitted by our neighbors. The Douglas portrayal is set in 1985, when the heroine was 95 years old. This 120 page book, with more than 300 photographs such as the Virtually blind and hearing-impaired for one above submitted by a neighbor, will be of library quality, more than a decade, she continues to lec- printed on archival paper and bound with a beautiful hard cover. ture, lobby, woo, wheedle, and harangue on behalf of Florida's waterways and wild places. Douglas, portrayed by the play's Pick up your copy at the Island author, Joan Wolfberg, may have lost her sight, but she refuses to surrender her Reporter office or send in vision of the Everglades as she continues completed order blank to receive Marjorie Stoneman Douglas her battle to save South Florida's waters. your copy by mail. Wolfberg, a Chautauqua scholar with the Florida Humanities Council, boasts an impressive performance background with theatrical credits including Burt Reynold's Dinner Theatre, Royal Palm Clip this coupon and return with your order Today! Dinner Theatre, and The Actors Repertory perglades Company in Florida, plus regional and Please enter my order for: dinner theaters throughout the Southwest. NAME 1 JtlYER OF CRASS Students from The Sanibel School pre- copy(s) of A Pictorial sent the opening act for this evening of 1 History of Sanibel Island, STRFFT APT. NO. environmental drama with a tribute to Jay Florida, @ $40.00. "Ding" Darling's legacy beginning at am enclosing payment in full. 1 6:30 p.m. in Schein Hall. Their A Wild CITY STATE ZIP Day play follows the Lopez family on a 'I Please mail my book(s) to 1 visit to J.'N. "Ding" Darling National Ithe address at right. I have Wildlife Refuge. Tickets for the evening enclosed-an additional $5.00 PHONF I are $12, available at the Ding Darling for each book to be shipped. */ island 1 Bookstore (239-472-1100, ext. 241) or MAIL TO: y BIG ARTS. REPORTER 1 _ Charge American Express/ • In "The Village" 2340 Periwinkle Way The Ninth Annual Ding Darling Days I Discover/Visa/Master Card 1 1 features a week long schedule of events at Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 | Exp. Date - (239)472-1587 Fax (239) 472-83^8 I J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife • Make checks pa) able to Island Repotlu , Refuge and venues throughout Sanibel J Island. For more information, log on to 12Q Week of October 1.4 - 20, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

The Dunes Golf and Tennis Club 1 Bailey's 0-1-0, Opoints) Men's Golf Association results Billy's Rentals 0-1-0,0 points). October 6,2004 i 18 Hole - Individual Low Net Match 1 Bank of the islands {1-0-0, 2 points) Change Worst Hole For Par -100% HCP SOCCER U10 Division: Lazy Flamingo (1-0-0,2 points) Billy's Rentals ys Sanibel Air Cond. Score Player Third Place Sanibel Youth Soccei's first winner: Sanibel Air 5 to 3 2 The Sanibel Co. (Or 1-0,Opoints) weekend of games was a terrific start VIP Realty (0-1-0, Opoints) 68 John Griesbaum to the season. Held Saturday, Oct. 9, Sandcastle Construction vs Bailey's First Place l. . Earl Sawin winner: Sandcastle Const. 4 to 3 nearly every game was close. All but U115 63 Tony Burke Jim Bradford one match was decided by two goals 1 Congress Jewelers (1-0-0,2 points) Dave Jones or less. "Our game was so exciting! U12 Division: Lazy Flamingo vs The Sanibef Company: 2 Captivp a Island Store (0-1-0,1 point "I wasn't expecting the team to Sibl Ild (0-1-0,1 point Second Place Fourth Place play so well together, since this was winner: Lazy Flamingo 3 to 2 Sanibel Island Bookshop 85 Ev Bowie 70 Dan Alton the first game of the season," said VIP Realty vs Bank of the Islands (0-1-0,Opoints) Dick Smith Don Egensteiner Lee Tolman, whose son Sander was a winner: Bank of the Islands 3 to 2 4 Corke Dentistry standout oh the U12 Lazy Flamingo Point system: 2 for win, 1 for tie, 0 for loss team. U15 Division: After a flurry of last-minute regis- Sanibel Island Bookshop vs Island Store trations, there are now over 200 tie score 9 to 9 island boys arid girls playing in the Congress Jewelers vs Corke Dentistry recreational soccer league. winner: Congress Jewelers 8 to 7 Everyone is invited out to the ball fields next to Sanibel School on STANDINGS Saturday mornings from 8 to 12 to Through Sunday, Oct. 10 watch the matches. U8 Results from this week's games 1 Mucky Duck 1-0-0,2 points) (U6 games are not scored): Prime Financial 1-0-0,2 points) SW Florida Dental 1-0-0, 2 points) U8 Division: 2 Aztec Plumbing (0-1-0, Opoints) U6 teams Sanibel Bean (in sky blue) Aztec Plumbing vs SWFL Dental Macintosh Books ($-1-0, Opoints) and YOLO (in green) shake hands winner SWFL Dental 3 to 1 Sanibel Print (0-1-0, 0 points) after a hard-fought match. & Graphics Sanibel Print vs Prime Financial • winner Prime Financial 5 to 0 For more information about U10 Mucky Duck vs Macintosh Bookstore 1 Sandcastle" , Sanibel Youth Soccer, please visit (1-0-0,2 points) the group's website, www.sanibel- City of Sanibel Ordinance 75-29 : winner Mucky Duck 3 to 2 Construction Florida State Statute 372.667 i Sanibel Air (1-0-0,2 points) soccer.org, or call Julie and Mike Neal at 395-9638. Code of Federal Regulations 50 CFR 27.51 island

S1MBEL AND CftPTOA, FLORIDA Winner announced ootball Frenzy here each week Play Bert •>•«:•«» Confeil & Win... $25! Official Entry Form. Chose your Best Picks & Tiebreaker from the NFL & NCAA football games listed. PLEASE CIRCLE YOUR PICKS & FILL m CONTEST INFORMATION. ®AME CHOICEI'ffQIJI. Cut out & mail to: Best Picks Football Contest, Island Reporter, 2340 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957 or drop off at front desk. . 5" Entry forms may be picked up' at the Island Reporter. "October 13 & 14i 1©®4 1. Anyone may enter, except employees of the Breeze Newspapers & their families. Must be 21 years of age. v Postmarked by October 22nd 2. Write plainly & do not make changes or erasures. Entries will be void if not legible, or if any blanks, plus tiebreaker, are not filled in. NF1 GAMES 3. A tie game must be chosen as a tie to be correct. Atlanta @ Kansas City 4. Entries must be received in the Island Reporter office by 5 PM Friday or be postmarked by midnight Friday, preceding the games of that weekend. In case of a tie, the entry closest to the total number of points scored in the Buffalo @ Baltimore tiebreaker will be the winner. Chicago @ Tampa Bay 5. Your choice of the winning team must be circled in both the NFL & NCAA Games. 6. In case of more than one winner, the prize will be divided equally. Jacksonville @ Indianapolis 7. Entry forms will be published in the Island Reporter every Thursday & Captiva Current every Friday. @ Cleveland 8. Winner will be notified by phone and announced on this page each week. ID St. Louis @ Miami Tennessee @ Minnesota f IE BREAKER Nebraska @ Kansas State ....(winner Must Be circled) New York Jets @ New England Dallas @ Green Bay TOTAL POINTS SCORED. New Orleans @ Oakland Name: ". Address: .;. NCAA GAME! Phone #; -." Indiana ©Ohio State Florida State @ Wake forest Michigan @ Purdue Maryland @ Clemson Harvard @ Princeton Iowa State @ Baylor BYU @ Air Force Boston College @ Notre Dame Central Florida @ Miami (Ohio) Fresno State @ Boise State

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ISLAND REPORTER PERMITS ISSUED NOTICE $330,000 Rebuild Porch Roofs 737 East Gulf Drive Sanibel Seaview Condominium Kennedy/DeBord Inc STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP $276,800 Roofing Permit 635 East Gulf Drive Beachcomber Condo Association Crowther Roofing & Sheet Metal MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION $200,000 Remodel 2075 25-26 Periwinkle Way 27 Periwinkle Place Sonrise Property of Naples .

lie of Public**: ISLAND REPORTER, $99,600 Roofing Permit 1501 Middle Gulf Drive Sundial Condominium Assoc. Advanced Roofing Inc $80,000 Repairs 1990 Sunrise Circle Congress Scott & Melissa Wolter Group Inc $70,000 Interior Repairs 707 Tarpon Bay Road B Timbers of Sanibel Inc Kennedy/DeBord Inc $65,000 Electric Permit 3287 West Gulf Drive Meristar Sanibel Beach Tri City Electrical Contractor issue: Tliursda^s * . " $51,500 Remodel 979 Whelk Drive Richard J & Lou Ann C Wikes Owner Builder sNumberoflssissPublsrKiAnnuaIy52weks $39,865 Roofing Permit 547 Kinzie Island Court Metz Sandra Rowan Tr Campbell Roofing & Sheetmetal Annual Suboipllon Price $2S0n (stand $31/0ff Island $37,665 Plumbing Permit 845 East Gulf Drive Sanibel Moorings Condominium Water Works Plumbing Corp ijKatiOFKjf taiown offise of publkatloi5r234O PemMnWe Way.Sute K1 Sambel, FL 33957 $30,000 Remodel of Pharmacy 2331 Palm Ridge Road JEC Funding Inc PPI Construction Inc $29,300 Roofing Permit 737 Periwinkle Way Peers Michael R Campbell Roofing & Sheetmetal The NutJng Company, Inc., ,180Q Main Street $20,000 Pool 2980 Wulfert Road Stadther Michael & Demetrios K Nassau Pools Construction Inc Publisher Jack Glarrow $17,000 Roofing Permit 1203 Isabel Drive Amsterdam Erica L McGinn Michael J Inc 2510 Del Prado Blvd, Cape Coral, R 33984 $17,000 Roofing Permit 642 East Gulf Drive Sunshine Island Inn Ltd Insideout Fitters Inc $15,500 Roofing Permit 1250 Tennisplace Court Tennis Place Condominium Assoc West Coast Roofing & Waterproo

P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, FL 33957 $15,500 Roofing Permit 1250 Tennisplace Court Tennis Place Condominium Assoc West Coast Roofing & Waterproo $15,000 Storm Repairs 9324 Kincaid Court Greenlee Hugh T & Elizabeth T Helenbrook Homes $15,000 Plumbing Permit 2939 West Gulf drive Hurricane House Condominium Progressive Plumbing Inc Known bondholders, mortgages and other seoaity holders holding or owning 1 per- $15,000 Plumbing Permit 2939 West Gulf drive Hurricane House Condominium Progressive Plumbing Inc cent or more ol total amount of bonds, mortgages or other secunties:None $14,875 Roofing Permit 8552 Lindgren Blvd Taylor Howard R Jr Tr & Campbell Roofing & Sheetmetal $14,485 Roofing Permit 6424 Pine Avenue Legg James J & Elizabeth F Campbell Roofing & Sheetmetal ISLAND REPORTER Issue Date for circulation $13,659 Roll Up Shutters 534 North Yachtsman Drive Demik Michael R & Mary S Rolsafe International Corp $13,600 Roofing Permit 1006 Lindgren Blvd Loduca Nancy Campbell Roofing & Sheetmetal No. Copies $12,000 Plumbing Permit 2255 West Gulf Drive Thistle Lodge Partnership Progressive Plumbing Inc No. Copies ol Single $12,000 Plumbing Permit 2255 West Guif Drive Thistle Lodge Partnership Progressive Plumbing Inc Issue $12,000 Plumbing Permit 2255 West Gulf Drive Thistle Lodge Partnership Progressive Plumbing Inc During Published $11,980 Roofing Permit 3350 Barra Circle Verlaque Sylvia M Affordable Roofing of SW Fla Preceding Nearest to $11,200 Roofing Permit 598 Boulder Drive Spencer John & Marylou Campbell Roofing & Sheetmetal - 12 Months Filing $10,625 Roofing Permit 683 Emeri! Court Haselbauer Walter Tr Affordable Roofing of SW Fla Date $10,345 Roofing Permit 6092 Sanibel-Captiva Road Jensen James W • Urbine Roofing Inc $10,105 Screen Enclosure 1660 Bunting Lane Smith R. Jason & Hoiiy Ashton Aluminum Structures Inc 4,623 3.945 $10,019 Repair Lift 1271 Isabel Drive Gargano Robert & Theresa Marie Owner Builder $10,000 Remodel Kitchen/Bath 1811 16 Olde Middle Gulf Drive Deville S Bruce & Sue C Cornerstone Building & Remoldg $10,000 Remodel 1401 T302 Middle Gulf Drive Koblish Jeffrey & Susan McQuade Mark Gen Contr Form 3541. (Include advertiser's $10,000 Repairs 1341 5C Middle Gulf Drive Hendricks Jon P & Theresa M McQuade Mark Gen Contr 1,785 1,663 $10,000 Residential Alterations 623 Lighthouse Way Eldh John & Kathleen Crane Constructions Inc

Paid Wtounty Subscriptions $9,753 Roofing Permit 3557 West Gulf Drive Mazess Richard B & Marilyn L HJ Martin & Son Inc (Include advertiser's proof $7,000 Replace Dock 1690 Sabal Palm Drive Pappas Constantine A-Salo & Salo Inc 753 - $6,500 Roofing Permit 1246 Fulgur Street Sanibel Siesta Condominium West Coast Roofing & Waterproo $5,820 Siding & SC Repair 1649 Sand Castle Road Brassel Jon & Virignia Mount C M Construction Inc. $5,549 Windows 1919 106 Olde Midle Gulf Drive Bartelt Clifford D Trust lona Glass & Mirror Inc Carriers, Street Vendors, Counter $5,549 Windows 1919 203 Olde Midle Gulf Drive Wyers Robert W & Elizabeth M lona Glass & Mirror Inc Sales, and Qta-Non-USPS Zitomer Marilyn Tr lona Glass & Mirror Inc Paid Distribution — 640 296 $5,549 Windows 1919 204 Olde Midle Gulf Drive $5,549 Windows 1919 303 Olde Midle Gulf Drive Shinkle Bradford IV & Adaline lona Glass & Mirror Inc Cter Classes Mailed Through $5,549 Windows 1919 506 Olde Midle Gulf Drive Williams Margaret G lona Glass & Mirror Inc USPS " '. - 0 $5,500 Roofing Permit 771 Nerita Street Robert and Deborah Degraw Farlow Don Roofing Inc $5,295 Replace Windows 2475 109 West Gulf Drive Smith Donald E & Carolyn C All Island Glass & Aluminum Sculation 3,178 2,767 $4,800 Plumbing Permit 255 Periwinkle Way I Shell Island Beach Club II! Progressive Plumbing Inc o pnrmi+o Free Distribution by Mai! 0 rcfiilHS Tor. $4,800 Plumbing Permit 255 Periwinkle Way III Shell Island Beach Club III Progressive Plumbing Inc 1 and other free) 0Q PormitroiulllSc forTvl. $4,800 Plumbing Permit 255 Periwinkle Way V & Shell Island Beach Club V & Progressive Plumbing Inc as Stated onForm 3541 0 0 $4,570 Windows 1919 503 Olde Midle Gulf Drive Walker Brian K & Mary Ann lona Glass & Mirror Inc (2}lri-CountyasSta». ' $3,108 Storm Panels 726 Pyrula Avenue Siegel Steven M & Nancy Sergey Rolsafe International Corp 200 0 $2,602 Windows 1919 205 Olde Midle Gulf Drive Smith Tom A Jr & Janet G lona Glass & Mirror Inc i^nttiarPlacooeSiaifoft • "i ' ' (oj uinertjiassGSiVicuisir •- $2,602 Windows 1919 202 Olde Midle Gulf Drive Luckley James M & Mary H lona Glass & Mirror Inc 0 taugtitteUSPS, •„ 0 $2,480 Roll Up Shutters 4735 Rue Royale Egan James Jr & Barbara Rolsafe International Corp Periwinkle Park Advanced Mobilhome System Free Distribution Outside . • $2,480 Mobil Home Roof 1119 Periwinkle Way 111 the Mail {Carriers or other • • $2,475 Concrete Deck Repairs 930 Lindgren Blvd McNaughton Janet Y 1/2 Int & Wildsred Company means) 0 0 $2,450 Residential Alterations 5721 Sanibel-Captiva Road Scott J T Jr & Florence B CoTr McQuade Mark Gen Contr $2,200 Plumbing Permit 2143 Periwinkle Way Thompson Walter S Co-Tr Monahans Plumbing Inc Total Bee pistiMon . 200 0 $2,100 Concrete Pads 2163 Periwinkle Way Carbro Inc Hansen Contracting Inc TotaHMbution 3,378 2,767 $1,650 ATF Front Door 9446 Beverly Lane Payton Betsy Etal Owner Builder

Copies not Distributed 1,245 1,178 $1,100 HVAC 1610 F4 Middle Gulf Drive Holloway Philip Normand & Service America Network Inc n/v/g Electric Permit 401 Bella Vista Way Avery Craig E & Sally L Kirkwood Electric Inc w - :. - . 4,623 3,945 n/v/g HVAC 648 Lake Murex Circle Gralnick Marvin J Tr Mabry Brothers Inc PercentP*, " . - . . ' ' n/v/g Plumbing Permit 2320 Wooster Lane Palm Lake Ann Inc Rohaley & Sons Plumbing and/or Requested n/v/g Plumbing Permit 3951 West Gulf Drive Mitchell's Sand Castles Inc Aztec Plumbing Circulation 100% n/v/g Electric Permit 1818 Buckthorn Lane Hardwicke Clarke & Mary Jane Simmonds E B Electrical n/v/g Simmonds E B Electrical j'ublicatroof Statement of Ownership: 10/14/04 Electric Permit 1401 Sandpiper Circle Saltonstall Robert Jr & n/v/g Plumbing Permit 6520 Pine Avenue Lazy Flamingo Plaza OMC Gavin Ronald K Inc n/v/g Electric Permit 734 Pyrula Avenue Bould Fred & Hilda Semmer Electric

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70/80 Sat LEHIGH 70/80 Sun ACRES WEEKEND TIDES CAPE 61/02 Sat GET YOUR FORECAST FIRST ON FOX. PIMF. 64/83 Sun City SatHigh Sat. Low Sun. High Sun. Low ISLAND CORAL WATCH FOX 4 NEWS at 10:00 70/82 Sat 72/09 Sat 72/89 Sun FORT Cape Coral 4:03 a.m. 12:32 a.m. 4:35 a.m. 1:27 a.m. 70/82 Sun STATE FORECAST-SATURDAY Bridge 6:48 p.m." 11:25 p.m. 8:14 p.m. 11:33 p.m. MYERS CAPTIVA 62182 Sat ISLAND IMMOKALEE CAPb CORAL 81/65 Paptiva at ; 12:28 a.m. 8:02 a.m. 1:00 a.m. 8:57 a.m. 64/83 Sun Redfish Pass 3:13 p.m. 6:55 p.m. 4:39 p.m. 7:03 p.m. 73/79 Sat 63/82 Sat 78/58 72/79 Sun 63/83 Sun FT LAUOmDALL 82170 Fort Myers 4:56 a.m. 5:28 a.m. 12:07 a.m. n MYFRS BFACH 82/65 7i41p.m. 1:14 p.m. 9:07 p.m. 2:09 p.m. SANIBEL BONITA SPRINGS fiAINFSVILLL 76/5* 76/53 SATURDAY Matlacha Pass • 3:31 a.nv 11:58 a.m. 4:03 a.m. 12:53 a.m. ISLAND FORT MYERS 66182 Sat JACH3ONVIU F SUNRISE KFi WfcST 83/73 6:16 p.m. [ 10:51 p.m. 7:42 p.m. 10:59 p.m. Gulf 73/79 Sat BEACH 66/82 Sun 728 AM 72/79 Sun 65/82 Sat KISSIMIWL" 79/47 Ptnefand 2:29_p.m. 10:56 a.m. 3:01 a.m. 11:51 a.m. ESTERO/SANCARLOS of 66/82 Sun 82/70 5:14 p.m. 9:49 p.m. 6:40 p.m. 9:57 p.m. 64/82 Sat 78/57 66/82 Sun OHi ANDO Point Ybel 12:58 a.m.- 9:18 a.m. 1:30 a.m. 10:13 a.m. Mexico PA\Af.'AC 77/56 PLN 3ACCI A 78/SS 3:43 p.m. 3:43 p.m. 5:09 p.m. 8:19 p.m. BOATING FORECAST COLLIER 79/63 Punta Rassa 1:47-a.m. 9:11 a.m. 2:19 a.m. 10:06 a.m. Wind E/SE 5-10 Knots -r IT rr^SBi HI. 7?/67 4:32 p:rin. 8:04 p.m. 5:58 p.m.. 8:12 p.m. COUNTY 76/52 Seat,. 2 feet NAPLES -4 i AHA --.FT St. James C% 2:18 a.m. 9:46 a.m. 2:50 a.m. 10:41 a.m. MARCC ISLAND 78/S3 SUNDAY ! Buy H In.intl light 6S/S2 Sat 6J/B2 Sat 5:03 p.m. ' 8:39 p m. 6:29 p.m. 8:47 p.m. SL'NSET I _: 04/83 Sun <~.4/b2 Sun /'I !'•»!!• iT.r 80/64 20 • Week of October 14-20.2004Q ISLAND REPORTER

Fabrication Technology At Its Finest | Lighthouse Beach reopened Designs by Mark Christian " jl The City of Sanibel officially re-opened the gulf-side parking lot at Lighthouse Beach, located on the eastern end of Sanibel, at .7 a.m. Wednesday, October 6th. Debris clean up following a number of recent hurricanes is now complete at the - gulf-side -parking lot at • Screen Rooms Lighthouse Beadrandlias been deemed safe for public access. Due to on-going debris clearance at the park, the • Pool Enclosures • Front Entrys Fishing Pier remains closed at this time. The re-opening of the gulf-side parking lot at • Rescreens • Security Gates Lighthouse Beach marks the fifth major opening of pub- lic access areas since Hurricane Charley struck on • Mechanical • Driveway Gates August 13th. Other open parking areas include .24 spaces at the Turner Beach parking lot, 24 more spaces • Railings at the Blind Pass parking lot, 75 spaces at the Tarpon Bay • Welded Railings parking lot and 98 spaces at the Public Boar Ramp locat- 848 S.E. 9TH ST. ed near the Causeway. The City is working closely with • Spiral Staircases a number of, private contractors to remove debris and CAPE CORAL FL provide safe public access to other City parks and beach- es as quickly as possible.

v -«."-1- 3RD A L CELEBRITY B , October - Novel Join these fine Establishments from their "Gues^ Bar-Keepers" for "M While they support the chari If It's 5 O'clock Somewhere •XT Don't Forget Come have a ssHURRICANEfS at CHAMBER AFTERHOURS MATZALUNA with If Monday, October 18th at 'TWEEN WATERS INN Charley Frances . Ivan Jeanne All Chamber Members Welcome (Gilda) (Joanie) (Marsha) (Elaine) $5.00 in advance on Wednesday, October 20th.... $8.00 at the door We're stirring up drinks that will blow you away for our chosen charity— Call 472-1966 to reserve THE HURRICANE RELIEF FUND as soon as possible hors d'oeuvres, libations & Serving 7 days 5-9 p.m. mingling on the Patio at the 1200 Periwinkle Way 472-1998 Old Captiva House * * PUBLIC NOTICE Watch this space next week & Thursday, October every week now thru Nov. 12th for the line-up of "M&M" Sanibel-Captiva's % Marty & Mark BEST RESTAURANTS & VISITING CELEBRITY BARTENDERS ferf&rming Live at Next week don't miss • Monday Oct. 25th Key Lime Bistro - Sandy Stilwell, Stephanie Davis, Darlene Grossman & BEACHFRONT WNIN6, •, Barb Wilkinson This dynamic rap-duo won't be singing & dancing but serving • Friday Oct. 29th the Most Mrfatiie toddles in town- Ask for the Banging Gavel, Second Motion Potion, The Crumbling Bridge, The Kamikaze Jacaranda hosts Beth Rizzo, Commission, The High Rise Harrity & more of your favorites guaranteed to raise the blood pressure while you're supporting g Debbie Fisher & Kathleen Wolter "SANIBEL CARES" WATCH NEXT WEEK'S ISLANDER FOR MORE PARTICIPATION ON 2255 W. Gulf Drive - Casa YBei Resort NOV. 26TH - NOV. 27TH 239-472-9200