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WEEK OF JUNE 17-23, 2004 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 31, NUMBER 24, 24 PAGES 75 CENTS City Council eyes acquisition of Old Schoolhouse

By Donna T. Schuman also served on the Old Schoolhouse tions. Part of that process includes secur- to address like the ownership, restora- StaffWriter Theatre Board of Directors. '"You can ing funds for the move and dealing with tion, moving and the cost," Zimomra identify the original walls and the origi- the buildings historic designation. said. All of these issues, Zimomra The Old Schoolhouse Theatre may nal roof. That building has been well "There is a number of things we have added, will come before council. soon take its place among Sanibei's preserved. It's in wonderful shape." other preserved buildings at the The acquisition and moving of the Historical Village. schoolhouse, however, could call for In a unanimous decision, the Sanibei some legislative procedures, City City Council honors Sanibei Marine City Council directed staff Tuesday to Manager Judie Zimomra said. In 1991, prepare negotiations for acquiring the the Old Schoolhouse Theatre was desig- building. nated an historical building by the City The request to acquire the building of Sanibei. That designation requires the came from Sam Bailey on behalf of the building to be preserved in its footprint. Sanibel's Historical Preservation "This building has already been des- Society. Bailey, who serves as chairman ignated a historic landmark so there are of the committee, attended school in the certain restrictions and covenants that old schoolhouse while growing up on come with that," Zimomra said. the island. "Because of that designation there may Adding Sanibel's old schoolhouse to or may not need to be some alterations the historic village is a long awaited based on that blueprint." achievement by the historical society. Restorations to the building. Bailey Bailey himself has often said he would said, would be done by the Historic add the building to the village before he Society's Hammerheads, who maintain dies, as Councilman Dick Walsh pointed the other buildings in the village. out. Currently, the village consists of a Last month The Old Schoolhouse collection of buildings from the late Theater Foundation (OSTF) announced 1800s and early 1900s and include it had entered into an agreement to pur- Bailey's General Store, Miss Charlotte's chase the Periwinkle Playhouse from the Tearoom and a 1924 Sears Roebuck kit Sanibei Community Association (SCA). home. The purchase is set to close on August Although an addition had been made 16, 2004. In a letter to the city. Chuck to the building in the last two years Ketterman, president of the Old Bailey attended school there, the histori- Schoolhouse Board of Directors, said Photo by Donna T. Schuman cal society is interested in preserving the board is now ready to negotiate with The Sanibei Marina, owned by Myton Ireland received the Florida Clean Marina only the original structure which con- the city and the historical society to Award from the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection. Pictured sists of one room and the front porch. transfer the building to the historical vil- with the Marina Manager Liz Lombardo, Ireland accepts a certificate from Mayor "The building is in wonderful shape lage. Marty Harrity and the City of Sanibei honoring his achievements. The Clean Marina as far as the schoolhouse as Sam knew With the council's approval, the city Program was developed in 2000 to help marinas, boatyards and boaters protect it," said Councilman Steve Brown, who staff must know prepare for the negotia- Florida's waterways using simple environmental practices. SCCF interns conclude their stay on Sanibei City Council defers

By Jenny Burnham StaffWriter vote on referenda By Donna T. Schuman it into a different ball- Sanibei Captiva Conservation Foundation interns StaffWriter game," Brown said. "It (the Rosemary Giesser and Odia Woods are preparing to return ordinance) goes to aid a home after their nine-month stay living and working on City Council deferred special interest group, not Sanibei. two ordinances calling for the general population." "They've been absolutely fantastic," said Marty Bryant voter approval on proposed Walsh informed council of SCCF. "We're so sad they're going."' changes to the Sanibei Cily that although some COTI SCCF holds events such as this years "Bird Box" auc- Charter at the Tuesday members could be associat- tion to fund three intern positions annually. The managers of meeting on June 15. ed with the ordinances, the Education, Habitat Management, and Native Plant The ordinances, requir- they were not officially Nursery programs recruit inlcrns according to the individual ing a referendum vote on involved in the process as needs of each program. This year. Rosemary held the any proposed changes to members of that organiza- Habitat Management internship—-the first woman to do the Planning Commission tion. However. Brown so—and Odia held the Education position. or building height regula- questioned letters written to Rosemary, 23, graduated from Ohio Wesleyan tions, were tabled with a 3- local newspapers encourag- University in 2003 with a double major in /oology and tine 2 vole. ing people to sign a petition arts. Her interest in conservation and land planning led her While Councilmcmbers that would put the issues to Dick Walsh, who proposed a vote in the 2005 election. So« INTERNS Photo by Jenny Burnham. the ordinances, and Judy Those letters. Brown point- page 3 (l-r): Rosemary Giesser and Odia Woods at SCCF. Workman voted in favor, ed out were written on the remainder of council behalf of COTI by mem- questioned the origins of bers of its board of direc- the proposals. tors. As of now, Walsh said, INDEl{ iiPEPEN»«CE PAY APPEAL DiOPPED Gann Prompted by questions the required signatures from Councilman Steve have not yet been collected. • COMMENTARY page 5 City gets ready Sanibei drops Sanibei Plan Brown, Walsh told council 'There is no question • LETTERS page 6 to celebrate from tower suit Update that seven other Sanibei that COTI is a PAC, but it residents assisted him in does have a special interest • POLICE BEAI page 8 drafting the ordinances. in maintaining Sanibei the • SPORTS page 9 Some of those seven were way it is," Walsh said. Sanibei plans a parade The city elects not to Planning Commission of concern to Brown due to "They want to keep Sanibei • PERMITS & DEEDS page 10 and a lot more to cele- pursue the appeal of the chair, Carla Johnston their involvement with the the way it is and they sup- brate on July 3. Verizon tower decision continues her scries. • DATELINE page 11 Committee Ol" The Islands port it because they are (COTI), a political action interested in maintaining • TV LISTINGS page 13 group on the island. good government." • OBITUARIES page 14 ''When a political action — See page 3 — See page 4 - - Sec page 5 group gets involved, it puts REFERENDA • CLASSIFIEDS page 17 2 2 • WEEK OF JUNE 17-23, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER islanders, the unit will not become a Winds Surf Shop. According to Cicero, his client Sanibel Center gets OK from City Council plans to develop an "upscale brand name product store." One comparable example he By Donna T. Schuman serve a purpose to the city. Many residents process, I would recommend you recognize gave was Mango Bay, the clothing and Staff writer rely on those businesses, Brown said, this property owner would not easily recov- swim apparel store. adding that he was one of them. er if you denied this permit." "We are trying to come to an agreement A Fort Myers developer got the "go Councilwotnan Judy Workman echoed To date, Anglim has spent over $250,000 with the staff,'" Cicero said. The exterior ahead" from the city for his plans to redevel- those remarks, stating that the developer on this development over the past two years, changes have yet to be finalized. We know if op commercial property on Periwinkle Way. knows nothing about what the people of said Michael Cicero, Anglim's attorney. the staff is uncomfortable with it you won't Tim Anglim, owner of the Sanibel Center Sanibel need and that those small business- Cicero also addressed rumors that approve it." also known as "the pink building," received es are important to the community. Anglim' had evicted the business owners Anything they do has to come to the council's approval on his development per- Although council questioned whether to from the Sanibel Center". "We did not evict planning department, said Mayor Marty mits to turn the nine unit commercial build- approve the permit, Sanibel City Attorney anyone," Cicero said. Harrity, in an attempt to ease concerns ing into a single one. Anglim also plans to Ken Cuyler advised about the possible con- Anglim also offered the tenants new among the council. "As they go forward, change the look of the building's exterior. sequences of not approving it. Currently the leases after he purchased the property. they have to go to the Planning Department The issue has sparked concern through- city is preparing to re-evaluate commercial However, with the new lease agreements and they will comply with the ordinances out the community regarding the businesses zoning on the island. However, because the called for higher rents. According to Cicero, they have." that will no longer occupy the building. new zoning regulations have not yet been the tenants decided to move out instead of Following the 5-0 vote in favor of the Those concerns were expressed through put into place, Cuyler suggested council accepting the new leases. The entire build- permit, the council welcomed Anglim to the comments made by some councilmembers. approve the permit. ing will be vacant within the next 90 days. neighborhood. Councilman Steve Brown, who dis- "If you had regulations in place, the mat- Cicero also clarified what type of busi- "Keep in mind what Sanibel is and we agreed with the Anglim's intentions for the ter would be over with," Cuyler said. "But ness could replace the current ones. wish you well with the new center," Brown property, said the small businesses there because we are at the start of this zoning Contrary to what was first thought by said.

sion," Walsh added. tioned his intentions. "Keep it as it is, but dealing with the Sanibel Plan. The second ordinance provides that any let's amend it and amend it the way we "Exclusionary government is an irony," REFERENDA action to increase the height of buildings on think it should be amended," Jennings said Maxwell said. "I would request this coun- the island be proposed to the city only after in a sarcastic tone. "It's so wonderful, lets cil to look at these five subjects and at a From page 1 it has been approved through a citizens' amend it." time when the whole community can be referendum. In the event of a disaster, the Other members of council felt these involved." While he agreed with what was pro- ordinance would provide an exception for a issues should have been brought before the Mayor Harrity agreed, stating that so posed in the ordinances, Brown said, he one-story increase in height if that increase planning commission for its consideration many people are alienated from the was against holding a referendum to regu- in height were required by flood regula- and questioned why that had not happened. process. late them. tions. "The planning commission acts at the "These things are huge and need to be The first ordinance would have estab- The ordinance would also provide an will of the city council," said Planning discussed at 9 a.m. and at 6 p.m.," he said. lished regulations for a seven member, exception if dwelling units were lost unless Commissioner Jack Samler, who was pre- "They need discussion,.and a lot of discus- unsalaried planning commission. That the building height increased. sent at the meeting. "The reason this issue sion. I am not in a position to agree with commission would serve three-year stag- According to City Attorney Ken Cuyler, has not been addressed is because it has not any of this until all the people of Sanibel gering terms to provide for continued con- this ordinance would provide the property been assigned to the planning commis- have had the chance to read it and under- tinuity on the commission. Any proposed owner with rights not given under the exist- sion." stand it." changes to those regulations would be ing code. Council suggested that more public Council plans to send these issues to the brought before the city's registered voters. However, Councilman Jim Jennings input be gathered on these two issues. Planning Commission as informational Walsh said he proposed the ordinance was concerned with those decisions being "This is just a gigantic issue," said items. No date has been established for because some Councilmembers attempted left to the council and voters in the event of Mayor Marty Harrity. "It took us 13 years that, or when these issues will come before to lower the number of planning commis- a hurricane. to decide on a vegetation ordinance, so council again. sioners and proposed that each coun- "What I have touched in these proposed why would we railroad this through the These ordinances could come before the cilmember appoint a planning commis- ordinances are important to Sanibel," council? The magnitude of this is so great, public, however, whether council and the sioner. Walsh said. "They are critical to the con- it would be a miscarriage of justice." commission discuss them again or not. "The planning commission has worked tinuation of Sanibel staying as Sanibel, Sanibel resident, Steve Maxwell, ques- Walsh indicated that they would be on the extremely well and we have been well they should be brought before the people." tioned why the council has not held night ballot next year if the required number of served by the members of that commis- Despite Walsh's remarks Jennings ques- meetings on these issues as well as others signatures were collected.

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In other business She notes as ironic the fact that in cities Independence Day Community Picnic like Cleveland, that have grown up around the Sanibel City Council... industry, residents find suburban housing By Caroline Gavin ed to assist with the games and food ser- desirable because it is cheaper, yet polls Student Intern vice. Call the Sanibel City Manager's By Donna T. Schuman show people actually long for small, friend- office at 472-3700 for more information. Staff Writer ly, city neighborhoods. Rosemary hopes to The second annual Community Picnic This City of Sanibel will be holding two do projects in "the new urbanism," creating will be held on Saturday, July 3, next to the • Adopted four resolutions approving contests, an essay contest and an art com- and enhancing neighborhoods and commu- Sanibel Community House on Periwinkle lease agreements for the West petition for youngsters age 12 and under. nities. Way following the parade. The parade Lighthouse caretakers cottage with Details of these contests appear below. Odia, 27, was a teacher of English and begins at 9:30 a.m. and will run from Randal D. Wright, the East There will also be a pie judging contest. Native Studies in her home town of Tarpon Bay Road to Casa Ybel. All the Lighthouse caretaker's cottage with The judging of the pies will be based on the Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. A graduate of the activities are part of an Independence Day Dennis L. Roberts, the Gulfside City overall appearance, the taste and feel of the University of Saskatchewan, Odia taught a celebration. Park caretaker's cottage with Thomas crust and the flavor of the filling. There variety of grade levels, including, Games, food, and music will entertain will be two separate categories: commer- F. Bauer and for the 2897 Island Inn Kindergarten, grades one and two, and adult Road property with Lance A. Luna. the Sanibel residents as the nation's birth- cial entries and non-commercial entries. education classes. She also taught Cree to day is celebrated. There will be games for There are no limitations or restrictions for students in 8th through 12th grades. all ages. Toddlers can participate in a duck anyone. All ages are welcome to enter. The • Approved the removal of an Her arrival at SCCF had a mystical pond pool, where they reach into a small winners of the pie contest will receive an Australian pine tree obstructing the touch: Odia was restless as a teacher in pool, pull a plastic duck, and win a prize. engraved pie pan. This event is a real cele- sight distance at 1036 Periwinkle Canada, and consulted a shaman for guid- There will be a Sanibel trivia game, bas- bration of patriotism and United States Way, The Lazy Flamingo/Dairy ance. The shaman informed her that her ani- ketball competitions, three legged races, pride. To receive more information or an Queen. mal totem was the butterfly, which is a sym- miniature golfing, and much more. entry form, contact Jai Earle, City of bol of metamorphosis. Then, in the summer Complementary hot dogs will be avail- Sanibel Recreation Department at 472- before she applied to SCCF, Odia and a able during the picnic. Local restaurants 6477. • Approved the removal of two friend encountered a mass night migration Australian pine trees obstructing the will also be open. Live music will be pro- This Independence Day celebration is of tiger salamanders, animals with a com- vided by local performers. going to be exciting and fun. "I think of sight distance at 1560 Periwinkle plex life cycle lived above and below Way, VIP Realty. Donors and volunteers are needed. All Saturday as showing community spirit and ground. Like butterflies, tiger salamanders donors will be listed in press releases prior being part of a great day," said Judie are symbols of metamorphosis, and are to the parade and picnic and will be recog- Zimomra, Sanibel's city manager. "It will • Adopted a resolution approving a drawn to warmth and to sources of water. nized in letters to the editor after the event. be an opportunity to show and celebrate budget amendment in the amount of In September, Odia received an email All donors will also be recognized by the out country's patriotism and Sanibel's $175,858.05 for the 2004 Street about the SCCF internship with the words emcee throughout the day. All people look- pride." Resurfacing project. Council also "Butterfly Outreach" in the subject line. She ing to be donors need to contact the Fireworks will be launched on Bailey awarded a contract in the same replied to the email on a Tuesday, had a Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce at Road later that night. The Causeway will amount to Ajax paving, Inc. phone interview on Wednesday, received the 472-1080. About 100 volunteers are need- be the best location to view them. intern offer on Thursday, and bought a plane • Accepted the resignation of Harry ticket for Florida on Friday. Bertossa from the Sanibel Historical At SCCF, Odia conducted beach and trail Committee. walks, and educated elementary school stu- dents about butterflies. The Hammerheads Independence Day Essay and volunteer carpentry crew built a number of butterfly boxes with net Velcro closures according to a design by Dee Serage- Art Contest for Sanibel Youth INTERNS Century. Odia filled the boxes with corky- All youngsters of Sanibel age 12 and to 12. The artwork can be in any medium. stemmed passion vine and butterfly eggs, under are invited to participate in The authors and artists selected for the From page 1 then took the boxes, along with teaching Independence Day Essay and Art Contests. best works will be recognized at the materials and posters, to 33 elementary The theme for the written essay is "Why 1 Independence Day Community Picnic on to SCCF's land trust program. She compet- schools in Lee County. In all, she made her am Proud to be an American." Saturday, July 3. ed against a field of 30 applicants for the life cycle presentation to 1600 fourth- The deadline for all submissions is position, which she has occupied since fall graders. At the end of the 2004 school year, One savings bond will be awarded for the Thursday, July 1 at noon. Entries may be of last year. the fourth-graders released their butterflies winning essay to a writer age eight or younger submitted to Sanibel City Hall, 800 Dunlop As the Habitat Management intern, and returned the screened boxes to SCCF. and another will be awarded to one age nine to 12. Essays are not to exceed 100 words. Road or to the Sanibel Recreation Center, Rosemary worked with SCCF's Geographic SCCF interns receive a stipend and live The theme for the art contest is 3840 Sanibel-Captiva Road. Information Systems (GIS) software, a data- in housing at the Conservation Foundation "America the Beautiful." Again, one sav- Essays may also be submitted by e-mail base management program that employs grounds. The housing, according to ings bond will be awarded for the winning to [email protected]. Each entry aerial photographs to generate maps and Rosemary and Odia, is a lot like a "1950's artwork to a youngster age eight or younger must include the youngster's name, layers of information that are geographical- motel," with spacious bedrooms, doors con- and another will be awarded to one age nine address, age and phone number. ly referenced. The Conservation Foundation necting to a common room, and glass doors uses GIS to conduct various animal surveys, overlooking a pond. such as tracking gopher tortoise burrows "It's comfortable," said Rosemary. Her and marking snowy plover nests. room, however, was the roughest and stark- "It's more than just something to put on est of the accommodations, as all the previ- a resume," said Rosemary of her work with ous occupants were men. "She's glammed it GIS. "It's really fascinating." Her computer up," said Odia, "with lots of pillows" and a No Participation Fees mapping projects allowed her to "mix sci- large quilt that Rosemary stitched, for the ence and geography with aesthetics," an first time and by hand, during her internship. No Marketing Fees opportunity that, as a fine arts major, she At home, Odia was the youngest of three enjoyed. children. She'd never lived away from The snowy plovers, however, were Saskatoon before her internship at SCCF, as No Credit Card Fees* Rosemary's favorite project. "They're just she stayed with her parents, only a mile so cute," she said. Snowy plovers lay their from the university, while studying for her No Owner's Linen Fees eggs in April, and the chicks hatch from degree. Being in Florida and then getting May to August. Rosemary assisted in docu- two roommates—Rosemary, and Giddy menting new nests and newly hatched Bobeche, the Native Plant Nursery intern, No Working Balance chicks as they were found. She helped was a big adjustment for her. weigh and band the chicks as well. Odia plans to return to Saskatoon at the Banding, said Rosemary, starts with try- end of June. According to Melissa Upton, • www.RoyalShell.org ing to catch the chicks. Snowy plovers are SCCF'S Nature Center Manager, Odia has small and fast, and accustomed to chasing been "a tremendous help to us." Said Upton, their parents and being chased in return. "We're really going to miss her. We wish "The chicks start running around and she could stay somehow." cheeping," said Rosemary, "the parent birds Next fall, three interns will arrive at the Book online 24 hours are running around and crying," and every- Conservation Foundation, one each for one, birds and intern as well, is relieved Habitat Management, the Native Plant Call 800-656-9111 or 472-9111 when the banding is complete and the birds Nursery, and Education. The Education are released and can run back to their nests. intern will receive the butterfly boxes, fill Rosemary is leaving SCCF on June 11, them with corky-stem passion vine and but- to return home to Cleveland. She will work terfly eggs, and visit the classrooms of the ROYAL^HELL in urban and environmental planning while new fourth-graders in Lee County. Come vacations pursuing a graduate degree in Urban Affairs spring, the Habitat Management intern will at Cleveland State University. Her interest is chase snowy plover chicks along the Qet The Royal Treatment in "urban revitalization in Northern post- Sanibel beaches to weigh and band them. 1200 Periwinkle Way #3 • Sanibel & 14970 Captiva Drive #4 • Captiva industrial cities," like Cleveland. The life cycle will begin again. "on Roval Shell bookings LIT/ Tl FEATURE LISTING; POINTE SANTO Three stunning units awailafole; Weekly rentals, popular complex®..Call for open house times®

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June 9 90 78 0.00 Note: Rainfall levels are recorded from June 10 90 77 0.00 the morning of the day given to the fol- appeal of tower suit June 11 92 76 0.00 lowing morning. June 12 92 78 0.00 By Donna T. Schuman The parcel in question, however, was June 13 94 77 0.34 Staff Writer listed as a "communication tolerant" site in the city's telecommunication ordi- June 14 93 76 0.02 The City of Sanibel will not partici- nance. .. ' June 15 91 83 0.00 Source: Island Water Association pate in a court appeal that could place a The court ruled in favor of the associ- communications tower in a residential ation's arguments that were based on area. permitted arid prohibited uses for the Skiiitili fiani - R TilIf IS NOTFOftMAVIGATTON. The Sanibel City Council voted 3-2 land and prior agreements between the PI WOlil Il M 11111Pw "Rite intewmfioft is famished in the hope Tuesday against pursuing an appeal with original developer and the city, accord- June 18-24, ZOO4 twH) be useful, but without any warranty. Verizon Wireless in a lawsuit filed by ing to City Attorney Ken Cuyler. The Feet 3 4 ***$ the Sanctuary at Wulfert Point ruling declared that the parcel could not •lev- - #& Community Association, Inc. Concerns be used for a communications site. 2 ';<&> 4™'~ ^^^ Tidal 1 'Ajgjjj ASgBl ^* from residents of the community An alternative site, located at the Lee ; Range at 0 [A '•• 1 ^ f • 1! *<••! --.I- I - B At -.sll prompted the council's decision. In so County Electrical Coop industrial site Pill •HSHI 1— doing, the council went against its initial on San-Cap Road, has also been pro- Redftsh Mi •••• •••• ms • mumm I Pass Fn Sit • Iff Wed decision to allow a communications posed for the tower. However, no formal iSi Sun Man tower in that area. decisions have been made on that loca- Sunrise 6:35 a 6:38 a 6:36 a 6:36 a 6:36 a 6:37 a 1:39 "We would be going against 450 of tion, which was also declared "tower tol- Sunset 8:24 8:24 8:24 8:24 8:25 8:25 8:25 our residents," Councilman Steve Brown erant" by the city's telecommunications P P P P P P P said. "It's not just the sanctuary, but ordinance. • ' i other residential areas." "Verizon has revised its position and Redfish Lo &07 12:22 a The other areas affected by the tower stated that this location and height Pass M tSfSt?f\ & include communities in Caloosa Shores, would provide the needed service for the Sanibel Bayous, Sanibel Bayous North, Lo 1:39 p 6:09 a 6:25 a 6:45 a 7:06 a 12:04 p west end of Sanibel," La GorCe said. ;;.-:.£ '*"*;" : : The Ridge, Heron's Landing I & II as Councilwoman Judy Workman voted ft? It IB W- ^' i? .#:M well and Dinkin's Bayou. in favor of pursuing the appeal but, did Lo 2:22 P 3:09 P 4:01 P 4:59 p In 2002, Verizon filed applications not favor pursuing the alternate location with the city to place a communications because the same problems could arise. Purtta Lo 9:02 12:17 a tower at the Wulfert Point wastewater "We don't know if that site will work- p treatment parcel located in the out," Workman said. "I don't see iow Rassa m • ,•>••/•« •Y;24"a- Sanctuary development. The city coun- you can transfer from one single-family LO 1:34 p 6:04 a 6:20 a 6:40 a 7:01 a 11:59 a cil approved the application and soon neighborhood to another. Someone : r SrS? a '•"0:06-'a •0:i© -.40:^3 •at 6:00 P after, a suit was filed by the community needs to make a decision on the loca- Lo 2:17 P 3:04 P 3:56 4:54 P association to appeal that decision. tion." P The initial suit argued that the city Prior to the council's decision could not use the parcel for commercial Tuesday, Cuyler had included the city in Sanibel Lo 9:07 p 12:24 a purposes and restrictions on the proper- the appeal process. Because the decision Light m-A -y ".:', ' " t .6:30 a 6:55 a ty's plat limited the parcel to use as a deadline came before the meeting, wastewater treatment plant. •Lo 1:17 p 2:00 P 2:45 P 3:33 P 9:14 a 11:53 a Cuyler was unable to receive direction - "Changing the permitted use within from council. p •iQ:27 P 11:07 P 11:45 •0- .-•4;26 P '5:27 P the Sanctuary would result in a grave Based on Tuesday's decision, Cuyler Lo injustice to the members and it would will now file a document with the not be fair play," said John La Gorce, Appellate Court withdrawing the city Captiva Lo 7:53 p who spoke on behalf of the Sanctuary from the appeal. <: residents and homeowners association. (Outside) Hi -"" ':> A- -'". -' 6:0S a Lo 12:25 p 4:55 a 6:11 a 5:31 a 5:52 a 10:50 a ; m ":' &M "•.SI •a>: • '9:H a 4:41 P Lo 1:08 P 1:85 P 2:47 P 11:07 P GRAND VACATIONS REALTY, LLC island LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER Invites you to Experience Vacation Ownership SANIBEl AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA , Sanibel, M> 3395t Island Reporter is Sanibel's newspaper of record, published each Thursday with more than 2,600 paid subscribers, and is the primary news source for islanders.

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The Sanibel River How can we respect everyone's con- The fifth in a series of commentaries has excessive nutrients. No one of us is cern?. By Carla Brooks Johnston, Did you ever wonder why places with the culprit. Together, we've done this. One special treat in Sanibel is visiting Cnair, Sanibel Planning Commission hardened shorelines lack Sanibel's shore- How can residents and businesses under- the Historic Village. Can we expand his- line charm? What happens to the cause- stand the best practices and products toric preservation? Are there properties Do you like places that are aesthetical- way islands if the engineers protect the which will prevent the poisoning that to include on the Historic Register? Is it ly pleasing? Does that mean your envi- new bridges from wave action by dump- will make Sanibel less attractive? What if a good idea to have an historic trail ronment matters? Do you like desserts— ing ro.cks on the shoreline? excessive nitrate loads from across the island? Can we preserve some special treats? One Sanibel special treat is The Wetland Zone stores surface water Caloosahatchee poison our bay and the old Sanibel streets, or waterfront areas, taking a nostalgia trip into the lives of to be absorbed into the aquifer, to evapo- mangrove ecosystem? If an oil spill or historic vacation and fishing retreats? your grandparent's generation. If these rate, and to sustain plant and animal life. occurred in the Gulf, are we prepared to Might some shops and restaurants pre- topics interest you, the update of the Do you enjoy the tropical vegetation? protect our beaches? Must we pay atten- serve an old Florida ambiance that is Sanibel Plan affects you. June 22nd at City If so, it is important to protect this sheet- tion to off island activity to protect our both enjoyable and an opportunity to Hall at 9 a.m. the Planning Commission flow from hazards like poorly planned own property rights? learn about what makes Sanibel unique? discusses these topics. buildings and roads. Such structures can The difference between Sanibel and We want your ideas. Come to the Sixty-four percent of our acreage is dry out an entire ecosystem. Plants won't other Florida barrier islands IS vegeta- meeting or send an email to the Planning conservation land —54 percent protected grow. Wildlife won't have food or shelter. tion. It feeds and shelters wildlife. It pro- Commission at [email protected]; and 10 percent undeveloped. Plus, the Fort Myers Beach no longer has a water vides.residential privacy. It offers shelter and the City Council at sanadmin® land where humans live is planned to recharge area. from the unforgiving heat of the sun on ci.sanibel.fl.us. The island is at a crucial encourage wildlife corridors, making the What happens to the Sanibel gateway the beach. It makes visiting commercial turning point. Your participation — or whole island a conservation sanctuary. when the causeway access is a 60 foot areas an aesthetically pleasing experi- lack of it — will set the priorities for Have we overlooked anything needed wide asphalt entrance to our sanctuary? ence. Can vegetation buffers make it eas- Sanibel's future. to preserve this way of life? Water quali- Will the vegetation and the retention ty? Air quality? Use of sustainable pond survive? Will the visitor be intro- resources? duced to a wildlife sanctuary or an auto- Each of the island's ecological zones mobile sanctuary? Is there a way for CORRECTION requires special attention. In the Gulf transportation planners and environmen- In last week's Island Reporter, the Lt. Col. Tyson (Ret) commends the Beach Zone, the migration of sand and tal planners to satisfy both transportation article, A salute to veterans, inadver- writer for his well-written article relat- the stability of dunes affect the shore and environmental needs? tently included the name of Ted Tyson ing to the patriotism of members of the birds and turtles nesting and eating. Plant Storm water drainage can't poison the as a veteran of WW II. While Tyson "Greatest Generation," but notes that preservation in the Mangrove Zone water. Do you enjoy a game of golf? Is participated in fund raising for the WW his military combat service occurred in buffers the island in storms, stabilizes the part of the pleasure the serenity of the II Memorial, he was in the first grade in Viet Name, not during WW II. shoreline, provides shelter for birds, and adjacent vegetation and watching occa- December 1941. The Island Reporter regrets the error. protects the marine ecosystem. sional wildlife? Do you kayak in the AT THE LIBIL CLARIFICATION In last week's Island Reporter we the city could avoid potential lawsuits by included in our report of the Tuesday passing (he proposed ordinance." Planning Commission meeting the fol- Mr. Werner advises that his comments Sanibel Public Library closed June 17-19 lowing: were intended as sarcasm and the he did "Sanibel resident Alex Werner, not encourage voting in favor of the Sanibel Public Library, which has been next two weeks will not have to be pleased with the Realtors' efforts, said Realtors' proposed ordinance. undergoing expansion, will be closed returned until June 21. The Board and temporarily from Thursday, June 17 Staff appreciate the continued support and through Saturday, June 19, and will patience of the community in this exciting reopen on Monday, June 21. Any materi- time. als borrowed from the Library during the Mini Parade Float Contest PUBLIC NOTICE "Stars and Stripes" PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING The Sanibel Public Library is sponsor- "Terrific Twos" is a special program for ing the 2nd AnnuaJ "Mini Parade Float" two-year-olds on Fridays at 10 a.m. The Sanibel Planning Commission will convene the regularly Contest in conjunction with the annual scheduled meeting on Tuesday, June 22, 2004 at 9:00 A.M. Sanibel Independence Day Parade. • "Bookworms" is story time for 3 to 5 Children in grades K through 8 are invit- year olds on Monday and Wednesdays ed to design a "mini" parade float before at 10 a.m. June 29th with this year's parade theme. THE MEETING WILL BE CONDUCTED "Stars and Stripes". Each float should be For school-age children no larger than a shoe box (13" long x 6.5" there are several activities: IN MACKENZIE HALL wide x 4" high"). Bring your float to the • K-3 meets on Fridays at 3 p.m. CITY HALL, 800 DUNLOP ROAD library on June 29th at 3:00 p.m. for the judging in five categories including "Best • Kids in grade four and up meet on THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME in Parade". All of the floats will be dis- Mondays at 3 p.m. played at the Sarjibel Community House • Evening Storytimc" on Mondays at on July 3. 2004 during Sanibel's 6:30 p.m. features family-style stories. Independence Day festivities. Public participation is encouraged during the discussion of These programs are free and open to Section 3.2.2 Conservation, Section 3.2.3 Natural Ground Sanibel Public Library's regular the public. For more information, call programming for children includes: Barb Dunklc at the Sanibel Public Water Recharge, Section 3.2.4 Historical Preservation and • "Small Wonders", a story lime for ages Library, 472-2483 or visit the website at Section 3.2.5 Scenic Preservation in preparation of the birth to 2, is held on Monday at 2 p.m. www.sanlib.org. The library is located at and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. 770 Dunlop Road Evaluation and Appraisal Report of the Sanibel Plan.

Please be advised that a quasi-judicial hearing will be SUSAN BLUEHS conducted prior to this discussion. Health Care Services o The Planning Commission agenda is posted on the City's bulletin board. It A FULL RANGE OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES BY AN ISLAND RESIDENT can be obtained at the Planning Department for no charge or accessed on the City web site at www.mysanibc1.com after 4:00 p.m. the Friday before a Bathing & Personal Care • Companion Care scheduled meeting. Staff reports and other materials related to the Planning Meal Preparation • Transportation • 24 Hour Care Commission agenda arc available for the S.15/page from the Planning Medication Management • Safety Management Department. Blood Pressure, Cardiac & Pulmonary Management In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a Diabetic Care • Wound Care • Colostomy & Ileostomy Care special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Alzheimers Care • Terminal Illness Care & Management contact Jim Isom, Manager of Administrative Services no later than one day prior to ihc proceeding. Telephone (239)472-3700 for assistance. If hearing Susan Bluehs, R.N. (239)472-3327 impaired, telephone the Florida Relay Service at 711 for assistance. Lit. 3021 I 151 6 • WEEK OF JUNE 17 - 23, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

justify keeping the lights operational. The current ;bwlget for the Corps of Engineers has no money for dredging the existing intracoastal water- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR way channels because of under-utilization by commer- cial shipping. To the Editor: • increased cost of city services and private costs of Viable, modern commercial seaports require three Recently Charles LeBuff, a venerated islander, cor- living key elements, a petroleum pipeline, a railroad termi- rectly states about the causeway, "...emotions taint.th© • .the certainty of a 70 foot tall bridge nal, and a limited access highway. These key elements allegiance of the newer residents who have no per- • the rest of the county regarding Sanibel with confu- cannot be found at any Lee County waterfront site. spective on the overall issues..." What newer sion, disdain, and dismissal. Indeed, the last large piece of waterfront property that Sanibelians need is a bit of a history lesson. could be suitable for commercial development has In the beginning, lee County planned to build a sin- This same group is now the leadership at COTI and SOB; they plan to ask you to give them control of the been identified as environmentally sensitive and desig- gle span fixed bridge from Punta Rassa to Sanibel and nated for purchase fey the^ Lee County 2020 land remove both causeway islands. Opposition to that city council at the next election. The SOBs believe that the sky bridge will attract preservation program. plan was widespread. The city council, lead by then- It's true that storm winds over a tall bridge are- mayor Bob Janes, worked with the county to establish commercial shipping and will hamper evacuation before a hurricane. greater than those aver a short bridge. It is also com- a select committee, the majority of which was appoint- pletely irrelevant to hurricane evacuation. If you aren't ed by city council, to study the issue along with the Here are the facts. You can decide if the SOBs are telling the whole truth. off the island 24 hours before the predicted landfall of county's consultants. a hurricane, winds over the bridge will be the least of At the end of this process the consultant recom- your problems. In September 2001, a glancing blow mended keeping the two causeway islands but replac- Proposed Queen Container USS from a minor tropical storm, not a hurricane, closed ing spans B and C as soon as possible. The consultant A Span Mary Ship Enterprise Opening Manakai the causeway for hours due to high water and debris on made no recommendation about the drawbridge, but the roadway of the islands. In a real hurricane, by the suggested that major renovation could extent its life. time the proposed bridge closes due to high winds, the County officials were quite open to the idea of Height Above 70' 130' 142' 218' Water causeway islands and approaches will be under water. replacing the drawbridge with another, slightly taller, The SOBs fanatical belief in the rehabilitation drawbridge. At this special instant in time, Lee County Depth/draft 23' 33' 36' 39' option reminds me of a story from my childhood. On a was willing to make a reasonable political compro- Width 110' 110' 105' 250' visit to his farm, my cousin Harold said, "I want to mise: keep the causeway islands, but replace the show you my most prized possession." He went into bridges with similar structures. the tool shed and returned with an axe. "This is our When Bob Janes was elected to the county board of These modern vessels are all over 1,000 feet long. grandfather's axe, he proudly beamed. "It's had three commissioners, most islander breathed a sigh of relief. The distance between Shell Point and Big Shell Island new handles and two new heads, but it's our grandfa- The causeway islands and the drawbridge, albeit a new is only 528 feet. The distance between Shell Point and ther's axe." bridge, seemed secure. Unfortunately, Janes' promo- Cattle Dock Point is only 2,11'2 feet. That in a nutshell is the problem with rehabilitating tion left a, new group in charge at city hall. Years ago, the U.S. Coast Guard decommissioned the causeway bridges. There comes a time when the Compromise was not in their lexicon. Vowing that the Sanibel and Boca Grande lighthouses because needed rehabilitation is so immense that the correct only rehabilitation of the existing bridges was accept- there was inadequate commercial shipping traffic in term is replacement, we don't need grandfather's able, those people have fought a desperate, selfish the area to justify the expense of maintaining the bridges; we need new bridges that will withstand a cat- delaying action that has resulted in: lights. These lights are now maintained by local egory two hurricane. These bridges would have been • the near collapse of two bridge sections authorities as tourist attractions. built years ago if it weren't for the improper, obstinate, Just last year, the Coast Guard began the process of selfish actions of that same small group of SOBs. • escalation of the cost of the proposed construction decommissioning the range navigational lights and to nearly $100 million mid-island lighthouse at Boca Grande because there is • damaged real estate values on the island — Bob Laswell inadequate commercial shipping traffic in the area to Sanibel • serious economic harm to the business community

To the Editor: couldn't be done with out Ms. Libby As a volunteer at the Bailey Matthews Grimm, who does publicity and coordi- Shell Museum on Sanibel for the past two nates volunteers :for the Museum. Mrs. years, I have worked with Fourth grade AnnaMarie Nyquist, volunteer education students from all across Lee County. I am programs coordinator, has volunteered absolutely amazed with the generosity of over 9,000 hours to the Museum. She has people and organizations who give to the developed a terrific program and reputa- Museum for its education programs tion for the Museum with our Lee County which are part of the Museum's mission teachers and students over the last seven Lane, Flexsteei and Carlton statement. The Museum, in turn, orga- years. / recliners All on SALE for Dear nizes and pays for field trips for Fourth A great deal of Florida Sunshine grade classes, and in some cases other should be given to these two people for all OWDad. Savings up to 53% grade levels based on the interest of the their efforts in developing and funding Pop-up Reeiiner valued at $779. HOW $m. schools and teachers. About 10,232 stu- one heck of an educational program for dents have been paid for, including trans- our children in Lee County. portation costs, over the last seven years. When grants decrease, as they have — Alex F. Werner this school year, local peoples' gifts have Sanibel increased. This fund raising coordination (34 years NYS Educator) Sanibel-Captiva Pictorial History SlfRtttQllS It's at the heart of a good Before the Causeway night's sleep:Beautyrest's revised edition Pocked Coi! design. Each indi-; vidually wrapped coil move Our local heritage has practically vanished... independently, so you sleep A lifestyle alive only in the memory of our citizens. peacefully through every move Now we have the opportunity to safeguard the your partner makes. Try the $849. $749. history of our people through photographs from our QUEEN SIZE QUEEN SIZE best night sleep tonight. PILLOW TOP PLUSH files and from those submitted by our neighbors. This 120 page book, with more than 300 MONDAY -FRIDAY 9-6 SATURDAY 9-5'SUNDAY 12-4 photographs, is library-quality, printed on archival paper and bound in a beautiful sunrise/sunset (color) hard cover. The books are now available at the Island Reporter office at 2340 Periwinkle Way in the Village.

EASYTO FIND They can also be found at these fine island stores:

Family Owned and Operated Jerry's Foods 1 700 Periwinkle Way 15631 SAN CARLOS 8LVD FORT MYERS Tree House Gallery 489-3311 030 Tarpon Bay Rd. CONVENIENT LOCATION FROM SAMIBEL & FT MYERS BEACH FREE DELIVERY Sanibel Island Bookshop 1711 Periwinkle Way SERVING LEE COUNTY COMMUNITY FOR OVER 15 YEARS ISLAND REPORTER • WEEK OF JUNE 17 - 23, 2004 • 7

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• River views from nearly every 100m ' 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath, Mediterranean-style • Construction began 6/2002 Beautiful completely remodeled olde Florida style • 3 bedroom, 3 bath • Fountains, awesome poo! & entertaining area • End of cul-de-sac 5 bedroom, 5 bath and guest suite • Private community with dockage • Separate guest aiea, formal living & dining ' Over 150' on Clam Bayou Pool w/spa, deeded beach access • New, private fishing pier • Exquisite grounds including koi pond • 4 bedroom, 3 bath & pool Shared deep water dockage w/Gulf access $1,295,000 in Ft. Myers (105015) $1,795,000 in Ft. Myers (104519) $1,295,000 (102169) $2,695,000 (103827) James & Benny Hetmanek • 472-5187 x 219/202 Jim Hall • 472-5187 x 215 Susan Andrews • 472-5187 x 251 Karen Bell • 472-7800 x 270 Brid C/iar//ni/i

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• Lowest priced canal fiont, near beach home • 20 minute boat ride faom mainland ports ' Under constiuction • Over 3,000 sq ft. of luscious living ' Boating access to Gulf & Pine Island Sound • 400 acre wildlife sanctuary • 3 bedioom, 2 5 bath • 1+ acre park like setting • 2 bedroom, 2 bath w/1,890 sq It of living •37 miles of pristine sandy beaches ' 2,672 sq ft of living • Many upgrades & remodeling done • Remodeled in 2003 • 1 bedroom, 1 bath > 100' x 125' home site • 3+ garage, elevator & hurricane shutters $629,000 (104819) $460,000 on N. Captiva (104809) $795,000 (104007) $1,475,000 (103198) Marcel Ventura-472-7800 x 276 Mary Lloyd McDonald -472-5187 x 294 Ralph Hansen -472-5187 x 221 Mike McMurray • 472-5187 x 250 JDeehaitter Ac

• Private golf course views 1 • Gorgeous Gulf fiont 4 bedroom, 3 5 bath • 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ground level • 3 bedroom with high ceilings 3 bedroom, 4 bath & den • Dnect access dockage > Short stroll to the beach • Corner lot with long canal views • Over 3,700 of living sq. ft. • Beautiful oversized caged pool w/spa • 2 car garage • Dock and boat lift • Details galore • Lovely low maintenance landscaping > Well maintained • Screened pool and spa $1,395,000 (104311) $6,800,000 (104336) $489,900 (104511) $1,395,000 (104878) Eric Pfeifer -472-5187 x 259 Ada SMssler -472-5187 x 254 David Schuldenfrei -472-5187 x 227 SusanAndrews - 472-5187 x 251

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I : t % . • > , . i. ; f » i Si I t 1 «' « f i I liJIU'Ultll 9IIFIIIMIU ' 3 bedroom + office with olde Florida style Spectacular panoramic views of the Gulf ' 6 bedroom, 5.5 batli & 2 bed. 2 bath guesthouse • or site foi Gulf view home • Hardwood floors, cathedral ceilings Over 5,000 sq. ft. of living area • 2-81017 atnum foyer entry that leads into gieat loom • Olde Sanibel cottage completely lemodeled ' Screened lanai, French doors, sun deck 6 lovely bedrooms, 5.5 bath • Beamed ceilings, fireplace, short stroll to deeded beach • 2 bedroom, 2 bath & den, furnished • Large corner lot, pool, fenced area Breathtaking pool, spa & boardwalk to the beach • Shared dockage w/direct Gulf access • Beach access from backyard $1,599,000 (104449) $6,800,000 (103087) $3,095,000 (101641) $849,000 (105020) Jim Hall -472-5187 x 215 Mike McMurray • 472-5187 x 250 Marcel Ventura • 472-7800 x 276 Peter Wilkens • 472-5187 x 260

• Fully furnished 2 bedroom. 2 balh + den • Gulf view, fully furnished • Excellent rental income > Separate 2 bedroom. 2 bath + loft • 2-car garage • Rented through Royal Shell • 2 bedroom, 2 bath + den, updated > Lovely wooded setting • Pool, tennis and clubhouse • Parking for 2 cars under building • Gulf front unit with beautiful views > Pool, tennis, and beach access • Close to beach and shopping • 2/3 bedroom, 2 bath, over 1,500 sq. ft. • Beach resort with world-class amenities • Monthly lentals $282,000 in Ft. Myers (104914) $869,000 (103784) $920,000 (102868) $549,900 (102571) Barbara Beardsley -472^5187 x 248 Robin Humphrey • 472-5187x 218 James & Penny Hetmanek Ada Shissler • 472-5187 x 254 472-5187 x 219/202 '/Vi-ericO- ~\/i Lets Caaao 7c>i - TDirect Acces • Almost an acre • 200 x 200 • New dock and lift • Lot is cleared '!><«! i:?. 0«>66 \\\» $409,000 (102486) IfiOOS lii Robin Humphrey • 472-5187 x 218 I4V70 - /Direct Access -Co/tat £.#£ 2.V>» '(72-7801 Fav ' Beautiful Gulf front 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath • Tray ceilings in living room, private elevator • Direct access double lot • Screened porch, eat-in kitchen, Gulf access • Area of fine homes • Pool, spa, dock and sold furnished • Great location for fisherman & boaters • Close to Captiva $2,169,000 (104475) Karen Bell • 472-7800 x 270 $589,000 (103447) David Schuldenfrei • 472-5187 x 227 Estate £.#£ Tiarde 'Buildi/tJ • One of the last lots on Birdie View • Desirable Sanibel Bayou \ • 95'xl5O' • Walk to the beach • With lake and golf views • Dry and dry • Excellent neighborhood • Close to school & wildlife areas $415,000 (104515) $249,000 (104916) Eric Pfeifer • 472-5187 x 259 Susan Dunn • 472-5187 x 238

Tie Bead ' Beautiful homesite ' Private deeded beach access ' Sanctuary golf club • Community pool, clubhouse & tennis MUL TIPLE LISTING oERVIL E " Accommodates very spacious home • House plans available Sotheby's • Equity membership available • Location, location MIS, $275,000(102924) $439,000 (104671) Lynda Traverso • 472-5187 x 226 Linda Gornick • 472-5187 x 261 8 • WEEK OF JUNE 17 -23,2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

Kronfeld reported that the female addressed gator and forwarded a correction report to Jr CJ.LIC.E JSLIJ'FTEM. the driver as "Justin." Mr. Kronfeld returned the Department of Public Works. to his residence to call the police. Officer J. Week of 6/02/04 -6/08/04 operator doing construction nearby acciden- Smith, Sgt. Thompson, and Officer R. 06/09/04 tally pushed the mailbox post over and dent- Bauer-Fithian searched the West Wind Inn Officer JP Holovacko of the Beach Patrol The blotter contains public information ed the box. The officer found no criminal property and the area from Tarpon Bay observed three sets of turtle tracks, indicat- obtained from the Sanibel Police Depart- intent. Mr. McHale planned to contact the Road to 3951 West Gulf Drive. They did not ing possible nests at the west side of the ment. All persons arrested are innocent until construction company^ find the female. No one named Justin was Sundial Beach Resort, 1451 Middle Gulf proven guilty in a court of law. registered at the West Wind Inn. Drive. The officer notified the Turtle Patrol. 06/04/04 Assist Person-Information 06/05/04 06/08/04 06/02/04 Damage Report for Insurance Found Property/Bone Scott McNeil of Sea Systems informed Found Check Card Sharon Tombs, Manager of the Holiday Gina Whitlock of Haines City, Florida, the the Police Department that his company Tess Repenning of Cape Coral reported Inn at 1231 Middle Gulf Drive, reported that reported that she and her daughter found a will be conducting a one-month beach ero- finding a Bank of America bank card at the Kevin Ellis of Rowland, North Carolina, bone approximately twelve inches long sion survey for the City of Sanibel, ATM at 2450 Periwinkle Way. The owner, accidentally damaged the hotel's overhang. while shelling on the beach near the Sundial Mondays through Saturdays from 0800 to William Scott Conway of Sanibel, claimed Mr. Ellis was checking in when the top pas- Beach Resort, 1451 Middle Gulf Drive. 1700 hours. Mr. McNeil reported that he has his card. senger side of his truck hit the overhang, Officer S. Siergiej took the bone into evi- permission to park the company truck at var- causing damage. Ms. Tombs requested a dence at 1630 hours. Det. Slater turned the ious locations around the island. 06/05/04 report for insurance purposes. bone over to the Medical Examiner for iden- Officer Hawkins stopped Jack Joseph tification. 06/04/04 Quinn, Jr., of 6069 Henderson Road, Assist Person Sanibel, at 1043 p.m. at the intersection of 06/08/04 Criminal Mischief/Unfounded 06/02/04 Brian Bauer, 675 Sea Oats Drive, report- Tarpon Bay and Library Way. Officer Lost Property ed that a neighbor, John Yates of 696 Sea Hawkins cited Mr. Quinn for driving with an David Gomberg, 421 Raintree Place, Jerome Williams of Stuart, Florida, Oats Drive, yelled at Mr. Bauer's children expired tag and unknowingly driving with a Sanibel, reported that someone sprayed her- reporting losing a brown single fold wallet and told them to go home while the children suspended driver's license. Mr. Quinn's car bicide along his property line, killing some after pumping gas at the 7-11 west. The wal- were riding scooters in the cul de sac on Sea was towed. vegetation. Officer M. Steele discovered that let contained a Florida driver's license, cred- Oats Drive. Officer R. Bauer Fithian Scott Martell of 418 Raintree Place was it cards, and $500 in cash. informed Mr. Yates that the children are 06/06/04 doing yard work for Faye Matthews of 2991 allowed access to the cul de sac. Mr. Yates Officer Hawkins stopped Jennifer Louise Singingwind Drive and sprayed herbicide 06/03/04 reported to the officer that he had com- Snyder, of 17449 Braddock Road, Fort along the property. Mr. Martell stated that he Officer M. Steele responded to a report plained to the city and the police department Myers, at 5:25 a.m. at Tarpon Bay and did not know the property belonged to Mr. from Gina Whitlock of Haines City, Florida, about code violations in the neighborhood. Periwinkle. The officer cited Ms. Snyder for Gomberg. Officer Steele obtained copies of that she found a bone at 0845 hours while The officer observed a violation of Section failure to stop at a stop sign and for operat- a survey from the Sanibel Planning shelling on the beach near the Sundial 30-95, Junked Motor Vehicle, at 668 Sea ing a vehicle without a driver's license in her Department showing Mr. Gomberg's prop- Beach Resort, 1451 Middle Gulf Drive. The Oats Drive. The officer told Mr. Bauer that possession. erty lines and gave copies to Mr. Martell and officer took the bone into evidence. Det. Ms. Matthews. The officer found no intent Mr. Yates will not bother the children again, 06/05/04 Slater turned the bone over to the Medical and suggested that the children ride their to damage property. Examiner for identification. scooters in the opposite direction. Damage to City Properly . • Officer Sutton responded to a call about a Traffic Citations 06/03/04 06/05/04 hole drilled into the Sanibel fishing pier. The Sanibei Police issued the following Dog, Found Suspicious Incident officer found the hole and an aluminum fish- citations between 6/02/04 and 6/06/04: John O'Conner brought a dog he found Joel Kronfeld of 4090 West Gulf Drive, ing pole belonging to Brian Pecha of Cape > Twenty-one citations for speeding on the on Middle Gulf'Drive to the Sanibel Police called 911 at 0044 hours to report that a Coral, who admitted to drilling the hole. The Sanibel-Captiva Road Department. Officer M. Steele transported female mid-twenties with light curly hair officer informed Mr. Pecha that he was > Three citations for speeding on Casa Ybel the dog to the pound and gave it food and who appeared intoxicated was standing in defacing property. Mr. Pecha removed the water. The owner, Bill Musante of Sanibel, the street on Middle Gulf Drive near the pole and agreed not to drill a hole again. > Four citations for speeding on West Gulf . claimed the dog approximately one hour West Wind Inn, attempting to flag down There was no visible damage to the pier. Drive later. passersby for assistance. Mr. Kronfeld stat- > Four citations for speeding on the ed that he stopped and asked the female if 06/06/04 Causeway 06/03/04 she needed someone to call the police for Alligator/Deceased Damaged Mailbox/Insurance Margot Fennhahn, of 9435 Beverly Lane, > One citation for speeding on Tarpon Bay her, and she replied that she did. A vehicle Road Jim McHale of 1329 Seaspray Drive approached from behind Mr. Kronfeld's Sanibel, reported a seven foot long deceased reported damage to his mailbox. Officer J. vehicle, and turned into a driveway. Mr. alligator in water behind her house. Officer Smith determined that a heavy equipment S. Siergiej used a tow rope to secure the alli- POLICE BEAT . • . .

N O T I C E OF PUBLIC MEETING Trial date approaches for

The Permitting Process Review Committee Sanibel man accused of fraud [a standing committee of the Sanibel Planning By Jenny Burnham Staff Writer Commission] will conduct a public meeting on: An initial trial date of July 19 has been set for Duane James Janikula, of 4155 Dingman Drive, Sanibel. Tuesday, June 22, 2004 at 8:30 a. m. Janikula, 61, was arraigned on May 10 on 11 third degree felony counts, including criminal use of personal iden- at Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chambers (MacKenzie tification information, fraudulent use of - credit card, grand theft, and forgery. Hall, 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida. The purpose of Janikula is accused of obtaining per- the meeting is to review the Permitting Process and make sonal information about a Sanibel busi- ness-person and then using that infor- such recommendations as deemed appropriate for the mation without -consent. He allegedly amendment of the Land Development code to improve the used the business person's name and Social Security Number to open two Permitting Process generally and specifically to achieve credit card accounts in the name of the the goals of the Sanibel Plan. business, and then allegedly ran up charges on the cards in excess of $20,000, according to Sanibel Police according to the Department o ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Felony Case Reports. Financial Services. According to the Florida Department A third-degree felony is punishabl of Financial Services, identity theft is by up to five years in prison, accordin the fastest growing white-collar crime to the office of the State Attorne IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE BY THE in the United States. Florida ranks num- General. If convicted on all counts COUNCIL ON ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS ber two in the nation in the number of Janikula could face up to 55 years in prison. MEETING/HEARING, SUCH PERSON MAY NEED TO ENSURE victims affected by this type of crime. Identity theft occurs when a perpetra- A search of Lee County Circuit Courl THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, tor obtains a piece of personal informa- records revealed that, in 2000, Janikula TO INCLUDE THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH tion about another person and uses that was sentenced to restitution on one mis ANY SUCH APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. information without the victim's knowl- demeanor count of passing a worthless edge or permission to commit theft or check over $50; three other counts ol this charge in 1994 were not pursued by IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES fraud, or to pretend to be that person and obtain credit, cash, or goods, or to prosecutors. ACT, PERSONS NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO commit other crimes. Janikula is free on three $250( PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT JIM ISOM, Victims of identity theft typically bonds, according to Circuit Cour MANAGER OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES NO LATER THAN ONE spend an average of 175.hours and $800 records. His attorney, Sebastian J DAY PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. TELEPHONE 239-472-3700 FOR in out-of-pocket expenses trying to Balliro, was in court and could not reached for comment. ASSISTANCE IF HEARING IMPAIRED, TELEPHONE THE FLORIDA clear their names and credit records, RELAY SERVICE AT 711. ISLAND REPORTER • WEEK OF JUNE 17 - 23, 2004 • 9

A few degrees can make a with the prevalent big difference for plants St. Augustine grass- es. It spreads quick- Dear Ron: I've lived here in South ly through stubborn Florida for over 30 years, and I know what underground vines will grow and what won't. I'll be moving to which sent up Sarasota soon, not too far from the gulf. spindly tendrils I need to know what will grow there and topped with little what will be a good bet. I've seen no round leaves that coconut palms, and no royal palms. I do see resemble miniature many queen palms, but they're not my water-lily pads. choice at all. Also known as Island Can 1 grow rhododenrons? It's just as hot pennywort, the there, but I don't know about the winters. presence of this Gardening — Don Baimond, Boynton Beach weed is a symptom Ron Sympson of a water-related Dear Don: You hit the thermometer on problem in your lawn. Although some the head with your last comment about control can be obtained chemically, the Sarasota winters. You are making a move only real cure to this creeping menace is to from hardiness "zone 10A. where average correct the problems which allowed it to winter lows are at about the freezing point, be introduced. to northern zone 9B, where lows typically My guess is that if you look at the sec- Photo: Muridu ilame azalea hit 25 degrees. tions of your lawn affected by dollarweed, allows a deeper, stronger root system. This indoor plants, keeping them inside during That's enough of a difference to prevent you will find one or more of the following provides a healthier groundcover that can the spring, summer and fall, and putting the growth of coconut and royal palms, three situations to exist: withstand moderate droughts. them outside in the winter. which are very rarely found north of Lee If a lawn is watered often, but lightly, County on the west and Palm Beach County 1. The weed is growing in low areas of root growth is restricted to the surface of on the east. your lawn, including little "valleys" the lawn. The grass remains weak and Try sweet potatoes as a Still, you have plenty of choices: You just and the swales of your lot. becomes dependent on constant watering. summer vegetable crop need to find plants that are adaptable to your 2. The weed is confined primarily to an This extra watering, in turn, provides the new zone. old section of your lawn which has moist conditions on which plant pests like Dear Ron: If I wanted to do some con- Many Rhodendron species are adaptable grown thick and spongy with years of dollarweed thrive. tainer gardening for herbs and vegetables to Sarasota. Primary among them are the accumulated thatch and debris. or whatever, what would be good to start azaleas, including: with, particularly in the summer? 3. The lawn is being irrigated frequently South Florida is the world's — Scott Martell, Sanibel ?<* Florida flame azalea (Rhododendron for short periods of time. "indoor plant" capital austrinum). native to Florida, zones 8A- In all three cases, water is being Dear Scott: Most vegetables and herbs 9B. not salt-tolerant. allowed to accumulate or prevented from Dear Ron: Is there a difference between are cool-weather crops in South Florida. §«•> Piedmont azalea (Rhododendron draining properly. This is a perfect envi- Florida and the rest of the U.S. when it The best thing to try in the summer is canescens), native to Florida, zones 8A- ronment for dollarweed, which often comes to indoor plants? I just received a sweet potatoes, which produce lush, fast- 10B, not salt-tolerant. grows along the sides of canals and "Better Homes and Gardens" book on growing vines that will yield you yams £*• Indian azalea (Rhododendron simsii), drainage ditches. indoor plants, and it recommends some long before Thanksgiving. native to China, zones 8A-9B, not salt- If the problem is caused by low spots, like bleeding heart, hibiscus and bamboo ~ The best way to decide on summer tolerant. the solution is to fill in these areas with all of which I consider outdoor plants. herbs is to visit area nurseries and see if porous, weed-free sand or soil and to plant What are good indoor plants, and any of them are on display outside and <*» Kurume azalea (Rhododendron obtus- new grass on top. should I summer them outdoors or winter doing well. sum), native to Japan, zones 8A-10A. And if the problem is occurring in the them out? not salt-tolerant. older areas of your lawn, you need to — Kristine Neumayer Jenkins Landscape consultant Ron Sympson increase the drainage by dethatching or Cape Coral verti-cutting. If you have been allowing publishes "Florida Garden magazine" Dollarweed is a symptom of grass clippings to fall back on the lawn, ($39.95 annually; $11.95, single issue water-related problems Dear Kristine: The vast majority of so- (Make checks payable to Ron Sympson). consider attaching a grass-catcher to your called indoor plants are grown in South lawn mower. The premiere issue, Florida Plans at a Dear Ron: What is the best and safest Florida and shipped throughout the world. Glance is now available. To ask a question way to control dollarweed in your lawn? The problem also may be irrigation- That's why you find so many "outdoor" or order the magazine, go online at ~ Lone Rossman, St. James City related. Florida grasses do much better if plants called "indoor" plants. www.TheFloridaGarden.com; send an e- they are watered deeply but infrequently. Basically, anything that grows in South mail to [email protected]; or Dear Lorie: Dollarweed is a major prob- Usually, two good weekly waterings are Florida can be used as an indoor plant. You write to P.O. Box 24563, Fort Lauderdale, lem in South Florida lawns, particularly sufficient. Infrequent, deep watering can also use species from cooler areas as FL 33307.

Dunes Golf & Tennis Club Waste Reduction and Men's Golf Association Prevention Begins With You — June 9 — /Pass n what you no longer need to charities, Free summer soccer for island kids schools, friends, etc. /Save scrap pieces of paper and used envelopes Sanibel and Captiva children can play 18 Hole - Super Skins Match for writing notes and grocery lists on. soccer this summer free of charge. 100% Handicap /Reuse plastic containers for food storage and Starting Wednesday, June 23, Sanibel glass jars for nails, paper clips, screws, etc. (Par 3s One Stroke Max) /Choose the brand that uses the least amount Youth Soccer is scheduling a series of 12 Players pickup games for kids ages 8 to 14. The of packaging. games are designed to give island chil- /Buy items in bulk quantities. dren the experience of informal, "back- Skins Player /Bring along your own shopping bag. yard" sports. League representatives Dave Jones will be on hand to supervise the games r • but, in keeping with the backyard feel, Max Friedersdorf these games will have no coaches, no ref- Don Egensteiner erees, and no established teams. Instead, Ev Bowie teams will be organized on the spot each Bob Louwers week. Dewey Tate "The idea is simple," says Rob Price, Dick Smith one of the organizers of the program. "Kids get together, choose teams, and play ball — just for fun." The coed games will be held at the Dine Dockside and Unjoy Mouthwatering Sanibel ball iieJds, adjacent to the DINNER SPECIAL Sanibel School, each Wednesday evening Gentleman's cut Delights from the Sea from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., starting June It Doesn't Get Any Ircsher! 23. All children ages 8 through 14 who of Prime Rib on live on Sanibel or Captiva, or whose par- ents work on the islands, can participate. Father's Day Gramma Dofs Registration in the group's fall soccer league is not required. Photo by Mike Neal Seaside Saloon To have your child play, bring him or Rachel Gomez-Peck prepares to shoot her to the Sanibel ball fields on as many, WinruT of 14 Taste of the or as few. Wednesday evenings that fit the ball. Serving Islands "Awards" your schedule. The games are free, but adds Kirk Williams, who will be running Lunch I i :.'.O AM Our lateM win for children must wear shin guards and soc- the games with Rob. "These informal cer shoes and parents must sign a release soccer matches will let them get together Dinner ">:()() I'M "THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE form, which will be available at the with their friends and have a good time." AWARD" Located at... fields. For more information call Rob Price l.lki- Mil A\.lil.ll)lc I >'('.!/< in .' row S.inibfl M.irin.i "Too many of our kids don't seem to (395-2814) or Kirk Williams (472-0871), h.54 N. V.schNman have much to do during the summer," or see the group's web site, sanibelsoc- C.onw See Win! S.mihe!, FL cer.org. 472-8138 10 • WEEK OF JUNE 17-23, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

Permits issued Permits & Deeds 1,700,000 Community Housing & Resources 800 Casa Ybel Road 5 or more Family Bldg Parker George Inc. 105,000 Dematteo Daniel A Tr & Diane J 1605 313 Middle Gulf Drive Interior Remod Hahn Dan Custom Carpentry 75,500 Seascape of Sanibel 3145 West Gulf Drive Roofing Permit Sutter Roofing Co of S W Fla 75,500 Seascape of Sanibel 3145 west Gulf Drive Roofing Permit Sutter Roofing Co of S W Fla 67,000 Bell Stephen R & Sharon T 2737 225 West Gulf Drive Condo remodel Wood John H 52,950 Plantation Village of Sanibel 999 East Gulf Drive Roofing Permit Sutter Roofing Co of S W Fla 50,000 Broadhurst Joseph P & Barbara 1440 21B Sandpiper Circle Enclose Lanai D W Walters Ent Inc 45,000 Dean Francis L tr 2777 West Gulf Drive Upgrade Kitchen & Bath Wood John H 25,000 Tracy Nancy A Tr 5309' Umbrella Pool Road Kitchen & Bath Remodel Mills Brothers Inc 24,175 Biefelt Joanne H 1678 Dixie Beach Blvd Boat Dock Stemic Enterprises Inc 16,446 Ackerman Terese Anne 1322 Seaspray Lane Roofing Permit Colonial Roofing Inc 16,000 McMullin Arlene M 2721 118 West Gulf Drive Master Bath Remodel Carlson Brothers Const Inc 12,000 Albert Craig & Monica 1279 Par View Drive Foundation Only Sandcastle Construction Co Inc 10,000 Tennery Thomas R & Cholea Ann 1847 Ibis Lane Lift . McQuade Mark Gen Contr 8,000 Lee Roeder 3825 Coquina Drive Enclose Porch Sanibel Glass & Mirror Inc 5,000 Molter Gary R 536 Lighthouse Way Interior Demo McGinn Michael J Inc 4,250 Heart of the Islands 1620 Periwinkle Way HVAC J&M Air Conditioning 4,200 Kontinos J & Bella 3706 West Gulf Drive Roofing Permit Essley Roofing 3,600 Gignoux Sheilah R 1507 Angel Drive Repair Seawall Stemic Enterprises Inc 2,500 Carlsen Theodore & Catherine 2265 260D West Gulf Drive Upgrade Kitchen Carlson Brothers Const Inc 2,489 Grossman William E Tr 3751 Cocquina Drive HVAC Coastal Cooling Inc n/v/g Buczel, Frank & Janet 576 Hideaway Court Irrigation-Lawn Stephens Performance n/v/g Betty Taylor & Trasi Sharp 657 Birdie View Point Irrigation-Lawn Sprinkler Man The n/v/g McNaughton Janet Y1/2 lnt& 930 Lindgren Blvd Irrigation-Lawn Tri-CountySprinklerSystems n/v/g Cook Richard K & Fleur B 3001 Singing Winds Drive Irrigation-Lawn Stephens Performance n/v/g City of Sanibel 2231 Periwinkle Way Electric Permit Molnar Electric Inc

Septic Abandonments Properties purchased Gavin Oscar L Plumbing $2,000,000 D Amelio Michael + Laura Single Fam. Res. 3825 West Gulf Dr Eskew Milena 404 Tiree Circle $1,500,000 Adams Charles A + Linda H Single Fam. Res. 2356 Troon-Ct Strehle Gerhard Etal 500 Sawgrass Place $1,300,000 Algrin Jillian Condominium 999 East Gulf Dr #312 Tolf Wilma Jean & 3800 Coquina Drive $1,100,000 Dahlberg Thomas + Kimberly A Condominium 1785 Middle Gulf Dr#A303 $955,000 Brewster Eliza L Single Fam. Res. 3402 West Gulf Dr Rohaley & Sons Plumbing $715,000 Galyn Lie Condominium 1811 Olde Middle Gulf Dr #3 Haselbauer Walter Tr 683 Emeril Court $700,000. Frost Robert + Jonell Condominium 610DonaxSt#116 Leonardi Peter A & Karin B 1011 South Yachtsman Drive $695,000 Turtle Ventures Lie Condominium 2230 Camino Del Mar #2a3 Malcom Ellen 2002 Trust 1755 Jewel Box Drive $660,000 Hilger Nicholas J + Nancy L Single Fam. Res. 5313 Punta Caloosa Ct Ryckman Frederick & Susan 819 Lindgren Blvd $658,000 Quuilmast Ltd Condominium 695 East Gulf Dr #10 Shank Diane 3302 Twin Lakes Lane • $565,000 Bums Jeffrey + Tiffany Single Fam. Res. 1225 Sand Castle Rd $550,000 . Grandis Donald J + Jennifer R Condominium 1811 Olde Middle Gulf Dr #4 $535,000 Sanders Russell F + Susan J Condominium 5117 Sea Bell Rd#F108 $535,000 Vansteenburgh Elston W + Rebhorn Betty J H/W Condominium 200 Periwinkle Way #112 $520,000 Pajul Enterprises Lc Iowa Condominium 671 East Gulf Dr#2c2 $520,000 Heimenz W M Donavan + Melanie Condominium 1501 Middle Gulf Dr #302i $518,000 Balcom Kenneth + Kathi J Condominium 1501 Middle Gulf Dr#304i $490,000 Montclare Sandy A +Judith Single Fam. Res. 701 Durion Ct $480,000 Wheatland David A + Susan Condominium 5675 Baltusroi Ct #1 $357,000 Kolbe Stanley E + Nina M Condominium 1501 Middle Gulf Dr#309d $310,000 Trout Diane L + Cummings Andrew J W/H Condominium 1501 Middle GuifDr#210d $205,000 Stern Richard E + Cynthia M Vacant Res. 1860 Ibis Ln $198,900 Wortzel Alan S + Pamela G 50% Vacant Res. 2372 Wulfert Rd - Aciress Euae-e S • "Pan Diep T HW 50o/. T/C

Photo by Amy Fleming il-e Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation fielded a crew of staff members and volun- !" -TS to plant native trees in habitat restoration areas along Casa Ybel and Periwinkle Way • '«t Tuesday. The group planted White Stopper, Spanish Stopper, Cocoplum, Pigeon plum, •hid Spicewood.

Fabrication Technology At Its Finest Chamber presents VCB Designs by Mark Christian seminar on tourism Thursday, June 24th, the Sanibel and Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce is presenting a Tourism Seminar presented by Dr. Walter Klages of Research Data Services, Inc. He will be giving us his insight on what • Screen Rooms to expect in tourist traffic for the rest of the year and for the upcoming winter season. We will also hear from Lee • Pool Enclosures Front Entrys County VCB on the results so far of their latest market- • Rescreens ing efforts on behalf of "The Beaches of Fort Myers and • Security Gates Sanibel." • Mechanical The seminar is at Sanibel Beach Resort and doors • Driveway Gates open at 8:30 a.m. for a continental breakfast. The semi- • Railings nar is scheduled to begin at 9:15 and end at 12:30 p.m. The cost is $10 to attend. Reservations must be made • Welded Railings in advance by calling the Chamber at 472-1966 no later 848 S.E. 9TH ST. than June 18th. • Spiral Staircases CAPE CORAL FL The seminar is being offered as a barometer of what to expect in terms of growth or stability for every mar- ket segment of the local tourist dependent economy. Kathleen Campbell Presents Cell:239/470-3218 • Office:239/472-3121 •TollFree:800/232-6004 Realtor Cute Island Cottage! Charming island cottage in classic Olds Sanibel style! Tucked away in a private setting near the water, this cottage is a perfect starter home or vacation home. Open Home Watch Service floor plan with 2 BR, 1 BA, laundry/utility room, screened lanai, and separate storage Pool Service shed. Lowest priced home currently listed all For Free Yard Service on Sanibel! Seller-financing possible. Consultatio ALL IN ONE HAND ! COLDWELL $315,000 Licensed and Insured BANKER [email protected] INTERNATIONAL- Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Inc. Phone: (239) 472-5247 1925 Roseate Lane, Sanibel FL 33957 Fax: (239) 472-0379 ISLAND REPORTER J WEEK OF JUNE 17 - 23, 2004 Ll 11

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Address: 5859 Pine Tree drive Parking: Driveway Price: $629,000 Amenities: Outdoor entertaining includes frex decking and a hot tub for relaxing Enjoy Real Estate Company: V!P Reaity Group, Inc. boating into the gull or Pine island Sound right from your Realtor: Sheiby Bortone dock. Guif beaches, restaurants, marina, genera! store and fishing are just a shorl bike ride away. Realtor's phone: 239-770-5285 Additions! Features: The use of neutral Square Footage: Living: 1.520 co!ors allows you many decorator options. Touncjije-n- Total: 1.890 groove paneling, large Hie floors, plantation shutters are a 1 Year Built: 1970 lev- of the highlights Included here. AN uprJated ts\-e been completed in 2003 including new e'ecincai, piuinbing win- Annual Taxes: $6,797 (no homestead) dows, doors, HVAC, appliances, ki'cheri and bathiooms. The den/s[ody can be converted info a third bedroom if Bedrooms: 2 needed. An exterior aluminum storage shed is on nand to Bathrooms: 2 accji-mmodate your bikes & be*c'r oquioment.

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CALOOS; Vintage ? i n ;• i a a CaB 694-2300 to arrange your'personal visit Exclusively represented by Take McGregot Blvd. north, left on John Morris Road, left on lona. at VIP Realty Group, Inc. 12 • WEEK OF JUNE 17-23, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

S? For a more extensive list of events, see this week's Islander, available free all over the islands. Notices of upcoming events to appear in Dateline must he received by Friday for the following Thursday s publication. Notices Upcoming evems received by Monday will appear according Looking ahead to available space.' Fax 472-8398

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY •-17 Paint-Out s J O Gourmet ' San-Cap Art 19 Yoga at 20 Father's Day 21 Chamber 22 Troublestarters 23 Outdoor League Singles meet BIG ARTS AfterHours at the Legion Painting

• CALL TO ARTISTS: Exhibition oppor- Fridays. Reservations, 472-1351 On tunities at the Cape Coral City Hall, SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE • ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG at the through Arts in Public Places. Call Cape - SANIBEL LIBRARY CLOSING JUNE BAY: The naturalists at Tarpon Bay Bob Rauschenberg Gallery (formerly Coral Arts Studio, Fine Arts Division at 17, REOPENING JUNE 21. Explorers have started up free lunchtime Edison Community College Gallery of 574-0802 • SUMMER ARTS CAMP at the Lee talks beginning at 12:30 p.m. Mon.- Fri. Fine Art). "Scenarios," recent work. • CALL TO ARTISTS: Charlotte Harbor County Alliance for the Arts: Tons of on the observation deck overlooking the 8099 College Pkwy. Through July 11. Nat'l Estuary seeking artists for calendar great programs for kids and grown-ups, most beautiful setting on Sanibel and last • SAN-CAP ART LEAGUE at BIG Arts, who can capture the beauty of the greater including painting in all media for adults, about half an hour. Summer Show throughout the summer Charlotte Harbor Watershed. Go to Space Odyssey, Treasure Island, Super Topics include Calusa Cafe, manatees, season. More than 150 members present www.CharlotteHarborNEP.org. or con- Sleuths and more for the kids. 939-2787. dolphins, sharks, turtles, and alligators. their latest work. tact Maran Brainerd Hilgendorf at • SUMMER HOURS AT THE HISTORI- Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at the • SANIBEL LIBRARY San-Cap Art mhilgendorf®swfrpc.org. Deadline June CAL MUSEUM Open half days, north end of Tarpon Bay Rd. 472-8900. League members show. 30. Wednesday - Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call for reservations for all activities. • DIGITAL IMAGINATION all Florida • TICKETS ON SALE FOR ARTS FOR 950 Dunlop Rd. 472-4648. 472-8900 juried show at the Alliance for the Arts, ACT AUCTION, event to take place • THE CARPENTERS. SHOP at the FITNESS WITH PAM at the SCA, 2173 Fort Myers. Sponsored by August 21, from 5:30 to 11 p.m. at the Sanibel Community Church. Bibles, Periwinkle Way. Low impact aerobics, It. FindWhat.com, opening reception June Harborside Convention Center. Featured books, music, gifts. Mon-Fri. 9 a.m. - 3 weight training. Mon, Wed. Fri., 9:15 - 4. 939-2787. artist is Judy Smith. $75 advance, $85 at p.m., Sunday 9 - noon. 10:30 a.m. $8. 267-3092. • DIGITAL IMAGINATION, recent work the door. Tables available, call (239) 939- • TARPON BAY EXPLORERS is offering ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: by Bruce Gora at the Members Gallery at 2553. naturalist led tours on the Tarpon Bay Cruises; dolphin watch, sunset cruises the Alliance for the Arts. Through June portion of the 'Ding' Darling National and more on board power catamarans. 26. On stage Wildlife Refuge for birders, naturalists, Canoe and kayak tours; guided or self • DUO SHOWS AT ARTS FOR ACT. • SCOTLAND ROAD at the Periwinkle and curious people who enjoy being on guided. Walk the Boardwalk; free nature Christina Wyatt's "Mermaids" and Roy Playhouse. Begins June 16, $20. the water and learning from an experi- tour of mile-long boardwalk at Port Benton's "Elements." 2265 First Street, Performances 8 p.m., 2 p.m. matinees. enced naturalist. Call for reservations for Sanibel Marina, Monday, Wednesday, at the historic Arcade in Fort Myers. • GREASE at the Broadway Palm June 10 all activities. 472-8900 Friday 10 a.m. 472-8443. • GUESTS ARTISTS INVITATIONAL at - Aug. 14. 1380 Colonial Blvd. Fort Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak CAPT1VA CRUISES: In conjunction the Cape Coral Arts Studio. Showcases Myers. 278-4422. at 10:30 a.m. daily. 472-8900. with South Seas Resort, now offers two works of Cape Coral Arts Studio instruc- • LOST IN YONKERS kicks off a summer Sunset Paddles tour Monday, Wednesday, new cruises. Dolphin Luncheon Cruise tors. 4533 Coronado Pkwy. June 4-25. of Neil Simon at the Florida Rep, in the Friday, 6 p.m. Tour is about 2 1/2 hours. departs at 11:30 a.m., return, at 1:30. • SUMMER MEMBERS' SHOW at the historic Arcade Theatre downtown Fort Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 pas- Family cruise with casual lunch buffet Fort Myers Beach Art Assoc. corner of Myers. Directed by Bob Cacioppo June 4 senger pontoon boat departs at 11 a.m., 1 served. $35 adults, $20 children aged 12 Donora and Shell Mound Blvd., FMB. - 27 . 332-4665 p.m., tour is approx. 90 minutes. and under, kids 3 and under are free. 472- Open Weds and Thurs 9-1. • A LITTLE MURDER NEVER HURT Everglades Day Tour all day Tuesday, 5300 • ART ON THE WALK sidewalk show- ANYBODY presented by the Off Beach Thursday, Saturday, meet at 8 a.m., return Sunset Dinner Cruise call for departation case in front of Arts for ACT, 2265 First Players, Periwinkle Playhouse 2200 around 6:30 p.m. Includes air boat ride, times. Cocktails and dining. $45 adults, Street, downtown Fort Myers. June 26, Periwinkle Way. $15/$5 472-0324 swamp buggy tour, and more. Call for $20 children aged 12 and under, kids 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. reservations. 472-0101. under 3 are free. 472-5300. Touch Tank Exploration at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Program approx. 1/2 hour. s~ Evening cruise at 6 p.m. These tours also include a visit to the touch tank. Tour is approx. 2 hours. PAINT OUT with the San-Cap Art League, 9 a.m. - noon, bring lunch and a Breakfast cruise 9 a.m. Tuesday and chair. June 17: Bowman's Beach, June Thursday. 90 min., includes coffee, juice, 24: Jensen's Marina. 472-1850. and pastry. Also includes visit to the touch tank. COMBAT INFANTRYMENS' ASSOC fast meeting of the season at Myerlee • TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE leaves every VA hours, Sat. - Thurs., 7:30 See DATELINE a.m. - 8 p.m. Wildlife Drive is now open from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. except page 19 Top Sellers, SellingThe Best M. _*. llllilHMil »wtrr "TfflMBTT Blliiliii ililill&i IK-*Marketeer- s Realtors Jim ArtaJk* Ken Colter Mike Robison fason f.omano Paul Cook Call The Marketeers Today! 472-3121 #800/232/6004 Web Site: www.sanibelmarketeers.com E-mail: [email protected] Just A Short Walk To Bowman's Beach

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Short Large eat-in kitchen. RENT DIRECT FROM OWNER OPPORTUNITY pricing: (866) 411-LAND walk to beach; An abundance of AND SAVE! $1600/month wildlife BEAUTIFUL NORTH CAROLINA (800) 897-0288 All real estate advertised SUMMER IS HERE. WESTERN in this newspaper is frequents the bayou. 2 BR/2 BA condo with Watch a variety of birds NC MOUNTAINS. MUST SEE. subject to the Homes, Cabins, Acreage, & views of Sanibel Federal Fair Housing Act from your lanai River and golf and backyard. INVESTMENTS. Cherokee of 1638 which makes it Mountain Realty MURPHY, N.C. course. Across the Walk to Bowman's beach. BAY/BEACH-VILLAS street from beach. illegal to advertise any $639,000 Call for Free Brochure (800) 841- preference, 5868. SOUTH-SEAS-RESORT $1320/month Contact: . 1-3 Bedroom Bay Villa. limitation or LES PENDLETON www. discrimination based cherokeemountainrealty.com 2 Bedroom & Call Jamie at RE/MAX of AMERICAN REALTY 2 Bedroom w/Loft Beach Villas, the Islands. 472-5050 on race, color, OF CAPTIVA, INC. religion, sex, Buy Mountain Land Now! 5 acres, Seasonal Rates. handicap, familial status (800)547-0127 high altitude, spectacular view, SAVE THROUGH OWNER! or national origin, or an - (239)395-2490 paved road, driveway, house site. 1-800-878-7495 intention to make such www.captiva-island.com $35,000. Owner financing. Bryson preference, City, NC. Call owner (800) 810- LIKE NEW limitation or 1590. 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath www. Chevy Cavalier discrimination. Spacious Condo. mountainoverlook BEAUTIFUL In Marina Community, Runs good! This publication will not POINTE-SANTO * 5 speed. * knowingly accept any properties.com Near Beaches. GLENN CARRETTA GULF-FRONT AVAILABLE NOW. $750 OBO advertisement for real and the Dreaming of moving to the PENTHOUSE-CONDO. Call (239) 340-5650 estate which is in $1500/month G. C. TEAM Carolina Mtns? Bargain Prices on 2-Bedrooms/2-Baths. (239)841-1141 ************** violation of the law. wooded golf front & view Screened lanai with Our readers are hereby PRESENTS.... homesites on gorgeous mtn Sanibel East End. Large 1 bedroom, informed that all spiral staircase to the best properties for sale course. NO time limit to build. Little private rooftop sundeck. canal. Appliances furnished. domestic autos dwellings down, lowest interest rates! Call Gorgeous sunrises/sunsets. Available June 15. Call (574) 220- advertised in this (866)334-3253, x710 or 8491 (cell). newspaper are available THE ISLAND'S BEST Luxurious. www.cherokeevalleysc.com Fully equipped. on an equal opportunity NEAR BEACH HOME basis, if you feel Call Owner: THREE BEDROOM Located within walking Substantial savings. SUMMER VACANCY. you have been distance to the beach and ESCAPE THE HEAT... (610) 664-2371 RENT BASED ON INCOME. discriminated against Beachview Country Club. FRANKFORT MICHIGAN email: [email protected] MAXIMUM RENT $675. you may file a This spacious home offers Ford Taurus complaint by calling NO PETS. 1988 cathedral ceilings, large For the discriminating buyer PLEASE CONTACT The Florida Commission porch, two bedrooms and who wants the extraordinary Runs on Human Rights at COMMUNITY HOUSING two baths. Nature lover's and appreciates the very best! AND RESOURCES, INC. Automatic 1-800-342-8170 or LOGGERHEAD-CAY A/C delight priced at $559,900. Home with Fully Furnished 472-1189 HUD at 1-800-669-9777. spectacular view of Needs some work! For more info please Two bedroom/two bath $700 LAND - LAND - LAND Lake Michigan. Condo. Evenings call the Lee County See the office of Pool-Tennis-Cable-VCR TWO BEDROOM * (239) 645-7107 * Pt. Betsie Lighthouse RENTING: SUMMER VACANCY. 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BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. Michaels and All Angels. Fridays 10 a.m.-11:30; a.m. in the Parish Hall. DATELINE 472-2173. CHAMBER AFTERHOURS at the Colonial Bank, TERRIFIC TWOS stories, activities for two year olds, Sanibel Beach Center on Summerlin Rd, across from From page 12 Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. Tanger Factory Stores. June 21, 5:30- 7p~m. $5 for KWLF stories, activities, games, for ages 6 and up at the guests, $8 at the door. 472-1966 • Manor, 1499 Brandywine Circle, Fort Myers. 11:30 Sanibel library. 3 p.m. A DAY AT THE BEACH — Tigertail Beach, with the a.m. (239) 368-5006. Alligator Amblers. June 21. $4 per car admission. fEvery wee£ RSVP (239) 495-7644 : • TURTLE TRACKS at the Sanibel -Captiva 19 {Every wee£ Conservation Foundation's Nature Center at 9 a.m. BRIDGE" FOR FUN Senior Center 2401 Library Interpretive program on the life cycle of the sea turtles Way. $2 members, $4 non-members. No partner that make their home on the islands. S3 adults/ kids free. • VEGETATION WALK 2 hour tour of Shell Mound trail needed all levels welcome. 472-5743. $2 for parking at the beach. 472-2329. 9 a.m. every other Sat. 472-1100 x222. SHELLCRAFTERS 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Monday • GAMES DAY at the Senior Center, 2401 Library Way. • FAMILY FUN AT THE REFUGE guided tour of at the Community House on Periwinkle. Bridge, Mahjong, and more. All levels welcome. S2 Wildlife Dr. for the family. 9 a.m. RSVP 472-1100 MOMMY AND ME at the SCA 10:30 a.m. -11:30 members, $4 non-members. 472-5743 x222. p.m. $2 per child. For Moms and kids aged 1-4 years. • YOGA FOR HEALTH 9:15-10:30 a.m. Thursdays at • MINDFUL YOGA AT BIG ARTS with Brian Healy, 472-6227. the Community House, 2173 Periwinkle Way. with 9:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Open to public, beginners wel- BOOKWORMS stories and crafts for children aged Eleanor Horowitz. Cost: $10. 267-8334 come. $12. 3-5, Sanibel Library 10 a.m. Mon/Wed. • FAMTLY STORY HOUR at the Sanibel Public Library, SMALL WONDERS stories for children birth to age 6:30 p.m Coming soon 2. Sanibel Library 2 p.m. Mon/Tue • GULF COAST WRITERS' ASSOC workshop. "Stand • FAMILY NIGHT at the Sanibel Library 6:30 p.m. SCA DUPLICATE BRIDGE has resumed at the • YOGA & MEDITATION 6 p.m. -7:30 p.m. with in the Moment'" at BIG Arts with Stephen Overbeck. Overbeck has written for Newsweek, The Chicago Sanibel Community Association on Mondays at 7:30 Murari Brian Healy at Casa YbeJ Resort. Open to pub- p.m. The game is open to all regardless of ability. lic, beginner's welcome. $12. Tribune, the Washington Post, and other major publica- tions. June 26. 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. , bring bag lunch. $10 Partners will be provided if necessary. Fees $4 for Coming soon members, $20 non-members. SCA members, $5 for non-members. • TOURISM SEMINAR with Dr. Walter Klages at the Regular meetings are the last Saturday of the month, Sundial Beach Resort. June 24, begins at 8:30 with Beacon Exec, Suites 8359 Beacon Blvd, FM. (239) 418- breakfast. $10. RSVP 472-1966 0674. iitSQ'A

OPERPORTRAIT STUDIO 1-4 p.m. $4 per session, open to all artists. Model provided. 472-5267. • FATHERS DAY CELEBRATIONS at Sanibel TROUBLESTARTERS AT THE AMERICAN fEvms weefi Community Church. Services at 8, 9, and 10:45 a.m. LEGION Every Tuesday evening 7:30 pm. to clos- GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER CLUB meets every ing. San-Cap Rd. at mile marker 3. 472-9979. Friday in finest restaurants in the area. For more info, (Every wee£ YOGA CLASSES AT CASA YBEL RESORT Murari call 332-8191 • KORESHAN STATE HISTORIC SITE guided tours. 10 Brian Healy will begin teaching two new ongoing a.m. Sat. and Sun. $3.25 per vehicle. yoga classes at Casa Ybel Resort on Tuesday morn- ings, 9 a.m. - 10 a.m. This is an outdoor class and at Seabury Western Seminary in Evanston and, after moving will be held on the lawn overlooking the gulf in front to the Twin Cities; preached on occasion in Episcopal of the Thistle Lodge restaurant on the grounds of OBITUARIES churches in the Twin Cities, and at St. Michael's and All Casa Ybel Resort, 2255 West Gulf Dr. Beginner Angels in Sanibel, Florida; where he also played the organ friendly, cost is $12 per class. From page 14 during the season. FORT MYERS SWING DANCE SOCIETY meets Memorials can be made to St. Clement's Church in St. every Tuesday at Ron Dao's Sports Bar in Ft. Myers, Paul; the Minnesota Ornithological Union, or Iris Park the balance of his career. His publications include: Walt 15320 McGregor Blvd. Free lessons 8:30 - 9 p.m. No Whitman. Poet of Science, The Prosody of John Donne, and Commons. cover. 239/851-7354 numerous scholarly articles. As a student of organists Karl Weinrich of Princeton and Alexander Schreiner of the James L. Jerrell Mormon Tavernacle. he became an organist/choir director, James L. Jerrell, 85, died June 13, 2004. Survivors an avocation he enjoyed for decades. He formed an a cap- include his wife: Mary Lou Craig Jerrell, his children: pella group called the Beauvoir Singers that sang in the Patrick N., Michael A., Stephen K. Jerrell, stepchildren: Chicago area for many years. Christine A. Fossett, David H. Craig, George L. Craig, BOOK DISCUSSION at the Sanibel Library. Kale Kathleen Skillman, Dr. Charles Gudas and John Gudas, Vaiden by Reynolds Price will be discussed on An avid birder, he reached a life list of 656 birds seen in Wednesday, June 23 at 2 p.m. at the Sanibel Public the lower 48 states before his sight and hearing began to fail. brother, Samuel C. Jerrell; eighteen grandchildren. Mr. Jerrell was the widower of Anna Louise Tolle Jerrell and Library. Eliot Sugerman will be the moderator of the A visitor to Sanibel since 1974 and a life member of the hour-long discussion. Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation, he was one of the Ann Marie Gudas Jerrell. first Rovers on the dikes at Ding Darling. He liked to patrol A W WII Navy Veteran, he was a member of Holy Spirit OUTDOOR PAINTING AND SKETCHING with the the Sanibel River in his yellow kayak, clearing debris as he Catholic Church of Sanibel, Knights of Columbus Fatima Fort Myers Beach Art League. 8:30 a.m. to noon. went. For a time, he and his family had a house on Island Council #3660, Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club, and the June 23: Mound House, at the end of Connecticut St. Inn Rd. where he led the campaign to close the road to International Institute of Electrical and Electronic 437-4906 vehicular traffic. Engineers. He was a graduate of Purdue University and was Needless to say, he loved the island and its commitment employed by Naval Avionics for 32 years as an Electronic to balancing the needs of the environment and the pressures Design Engineer and retired in 1977. (Every wee£ if the public successfully. Funeral services will be held Friday, June 18 in CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR Sanibel Public In retirement, he earned a Master of Theological Studies Indianapolis. Memorial contributions may be made to the Library 9:30 &10:30 a.m Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

FORECAST FOR JUNE 19 &.20__. SATURDAY PORT CHARLOTTE SUNDAY 89/72 Sot CHARLOTTE A.M. P.M. \.AI. P.M. 91/71 Sun MURK COUNTY PUNTA GORDA 90/73 Sat 91/72 Sun L Hot and humid with scattered Another hot day with showers LEE showers and thunderstorms probable later in the day. BOCA COUNTY in the afternoon GRANDE 87/77 Sat LEHIGH 87/76 Sun ACRES CAPE 92/72 Sat c WEEKDAY TIDES PINE *frfwiwicteflI|f:iiJr«: City Sat.High Sat. Low Sun. High Sun. Low CORAL 93/70 Sun ISLAND WAlCHfOX4HtVVSGn0:OO 9O/7S Sat 90/73 Sat Cape Coral 1:03 a.m. 2:00 a.m. FORT 91/74 Sun 91/72 Sun Bridge 4:31 p.m.' 5:29 p.m. MYERS STATE FORECAST-SATURDAY | 91/74 Sat Captiva at IMMOKALEE !^^i^|iiiiSiiiI|iipl Redfish Pass 2 21 pm 10:44 p.m. 3:19 p.m. 11:40 p.m. 93/73 Sun 95/70 Sat Fort Myers 1:45 a.m. 2:42 a.m. 95/69 Sun <^WiilSBII*»rtss3iiiHfc 5 24pm 6:22 p.m. SATURDAY Matlacha Pass 12 29 am 1:26 a.m. FORT MYERS SUNRISE 3 59pm 4 57pm BEACH ^iii^iSiiiiiiifiiHiPi 6:35 AM Pineland 12 24 am 88/77 Sat 89/76 Sun 2:57 p.m. 3 55 pm i^lHl^filiiiliiJiilil^Hi Point Ybel 1.26 pm. 10:46 p m 2 24 p.m. 11-42 pm ito^tNGFoWcTSgr""*^'' jt\ Punta Rassa :S/SE 4-$ Knots 215pm 10 39 pm 3.13 p.m. 11:35 pm Seas:,';2-3feet>:;-;.;::;-.:; .| •.;•'.' St. James City i^lilSfiiiiliiiiiilli^lii iflil^liipiiiiiiii^^^i 2 46 p.m 11 14 p.m 3 44pm il:pi«iiiiii|iissiiliiSf 20 • WEEK OF JUNE 17-23, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

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. ..«•»••.• •XC Summertime golf at Shell Point By jenny Burnham Staff Writer Non-members are welcome at Shell Point Golf Club, and during this summer goiters can play all day for S10 off the Club's usual rates. The "all you can play" special is just one feature that makes the Shell Point Golf Club so attractive to golfers. For a start, the 18-hole championship course was designed by prominent Naples archi- tect Gordon Lewis, who has created the back of the green, as well as provid- many golf courses of distinction in ing helpful hints for playing the hole and Florida. giving you your position in regard to the While the course is a challenge, the course pace. presence of five tee boxes at each hole Shell Point Golf Club features a grass means that both the novice golfer and the driving range and a putting green where power hitter will thoroughly enjoy going players may practice. The club's friendly around the back nine. pro. PGA-certified Jim Carpenter, is Each golf cart is equipped with a available to provide lessons. Shell Global Position System (GPS) interac- Point's staff offers climes, leagues, and the sun at bay. you'll find everything you Stop, located right at the golf club, tive touch screen. This system pinpoints tournaments throughout the year. need at the club's fully stocked pro shop. Shell Point Golf Club is located at your current location, gives you the num- Whether you need to rent clubs, pur- Get a snack before your tee time, or cool 16401 On Par Boulevard, in Fort Myers, Ivr of >ards in Hie pin. ihe bunkers, and chase equipment, or buy a cap to keep off after your game at Mulligan's Snack To get to the club, follow Summerlin Road west to the light at Sli 11 r ••in ' r...i * i III M.i. 1 iI.I I..;I Sli FREE FISHING* 1 I .-1 1 1 I.I i. • i >i 1 DEEBOLD'S MARINA II. PLAY FOR LESS -•-. Charter Boat Headquarters of Fort Myers III ' M h 1 i.l Look for the 4,000 fb. shark ShJI i '.l' II M .1 i ALL SUMMER LONG i-w i 1 11 >1l 1 Mi in •* i 1 :i 1 ^ III I I .1 I.. Illil III' 18500 San Carlos Boulevard !•• I " •! Ml 'il ilki 1/2 day - Full Day - Over-Nile I I | lln'i • 1 n II I > i '|-i..| 466-3525 • 910-3045 • 590-9680 !'k I I .. nil I'll Kill *When You Catch A 10 Ib. Fish, Your IWp Is Free

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