VOL. 11, NO. 15 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA ISLANDS, FLORIDA OCTOBER 17,2003 OCTOBER SUNRISE/SUNSET: 17 07:27 19:00 18 07:28 18:59 19 07:29 18:57 20 07:29 18:56 21 07:30 18:55 22 07:30 18:54 0 07:31 18:53 v Businesses, Ding' Darling Day Features Bald Eagle Residents by Brian Johnson giant wood- Protest Flyover carving of a Abald eage by Jim Sprankle will be At Public Forum one of the top by Camille Kucaba attractions at "Ding" Darling Day on n estimated 200 people gath- Saturday, October ered for a public forum last IS at the refuge. AFriday to protest a proposed Sprankle was asked "flyover" at the intersection of San by the White House Carlos Boulevard and Summerlin to make a carving of Road, an intersection Lee County offi- the nation's symbol. cials have proclaimed "failing." The bird is finished Numerous residents and business and will be placed in people spoke out against the plan, Mayor Steve Brown outlines Sanibel's opposi- tion to flyover the White House this worried that an overpass will limit resi- fall. The bald eagle dent as well as tourist access to the businesses in the area, thereby forcing them to will be presented to Bald eagle carving by Jim Sprankle close. And that, in turn, will result in loss of jobs and services, the boarding up of build- ings, the attraction of homeless people and possible vandalism and arson at the site, the White House as a gift from the residents of Sanibel and Captiva. according to Lenore James and Joanne Zaumetzer, area residents. Before Sprankle delivers the carving to Pennsylvania Avenue, locals and tourists will The forum, sponsored by The Greater Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce, have a chance to see the carving, one that Sprankle calls the best of his career. "This was held at Cinnamon Cove, located a few of blocks north of the intersection in ques- has been the most meaningful," he said. "I worked on it time and again to get it just tion. Most of those who spoke against the overpass live in the development. Others right." represented businesses such as Albertson's, McDonald's, Slicer's Deli, the 60-Minute Sprankle, the president of the Wildlife Society, will be on hand this Saturday to talk Cleaners and the Sunflower Cafe, all located at the corner of San Carlos and about carving the bird. He credits his association with "Ding" Darling for the chance to put his art in the White House and possibly meet President George W. Bush. Summerlin. ! continued on page 3 "Nothing but positive things happen when you volunteer," he said. 'This door opened because of my involvement at 'Ding' Darling. "#= Enjoy Baileyfest This Sunday Photo Contest Winners hiee crowning of a new king and queequ n will be part of the festivities at TBaileyfesBs t this Sunday, October 19, from 1 to 5 p.m. Sanibel School students, Hans Bredahl and Chloe Daubenspeck, earned royal status for their winning essays about Sanibel Island (see page 2). This island event, a family favorite since 1986, promises lots of fun, food and games plus live entertainment throughout the day, including the Golden Girls doggers, and Christie Melvin singing the National Anthem. BIG ARTS dancers from kindergarten through 4th grade will grace the stage along with the all new "Sanibellies" belly dancers. Sandy from . the deli will perform her lively rendition of It's Raining Men. And you won't want to miss a special apearance by the Blues Brothers, featuring the main man, Sam Bailey. Bailey's merchants will be offering chances to win great prizes throughout the center. Bring the whole family for an afternoon of camaraderie with island Baileyfest queen and king Chloe friends. It all takes place in the parking lot Daubenspeck and Hans Bredahl with of Bailey's Shopping Center.^ The Sanibel School Principal Barbara The first place winner in the "Ding" Darling Wildlife Society Amateur Photography Contest Von Harten was Ligia Dovale-Kiamco of Warwick, Rhode Island see page 9° me want to stare out at that calm, clear, having the best shelling in this part of the 1 The Greatness Of green blue water. Crashing down on my Sanibel My world. There are more different shells happy. They smile, wave and even stop to island concern to have an adequate evacu- all should have." face and fizzing onto the beach. I even like here than anywhere else in Florida. When let a biker cross the road or let a car onto ation route in the event of a hurricane. John Davis, DOT traffic director, said Community ? Sanibel Island to lay in the water and let the waves carry Kind Of Town a person walks the beaches, you can't help it but look down and see all kinds of Periwinkle. The City of Fort Myers Beach also is crash patterns indicate an "unfavorable me up to the shore. But it is not always by Hans Bredahl If there is a bad storm, everyone pitch- on record as opposing the overpass, but trend" upward at the intersection, but resi- Halloween Fun by Chloe Daubenspeck like that. Sometimes it's dark and murky neat shells. From the coquina shell to the junonia, each one is special in its own es in to help clean up and make sure Mayor Dan Hughes declined to participate dents handed out information showing CO T I Toould you like to know about looking as the storms come scaring me ave you ever thought to yourself everyone is safe. Everyone here cares in last Friday's forum for fear of violating that San Carlos/Summerlin did not make Festival Q \f\j Sanibel Island? Have you ever away. The Gulf is very mysterious to me. what your hometown really way. 2 about the environment and helps with Florida's Sunshine laws. the county's 2002 list of 52 intersections ypress Lake Presbyterian Church O \f\jV V been there? Well, if you haven't, Have you ever noticed the nature, how Hmeans to you? If you have, what Another nice thing about the beaches picking up litter, planting new plants and "If the people are against it, if Sanibel with the most crashes. o (8260 Cypress Lake Drive) will be ' you're missing a great deal of fun. I like the plants sway back and forth after a gust are some of the things that make it spe- is you can walk for miles, swim in the even caring for injured animals. o V V b cial? Gulf, build a huge sandcastle, as well as and Fort Myers Beach are against it, then While Gilbertson acknowledged that a hosting a Community 3 the island, beaches, water, nature and of breeze comes by. It's so beautiful, I like As you can see, Sanibel has a lot to why would we build it?" the manager of U.S. 41 and Gladiolus needs an inter- C Q the animals. watching it. I mean all the greenery makes There are many reasons why the town get a good suntan. Halloween Fun Festival on Saturday, en offer. Unusual wildlife, lovely beaches, Albertson's wanted to know. change worse than San October 2h. This free event will be held m -Z_ Let's talk about the island that makes Sanibel what it is today. After that I like to I live in is so special. It has unique wildlife, Most of the plants on my island are beautiful plants and flowers, lots of fun Judah said the project is part of a plan Carlos/Summerlin, it's "an eight-year PD very tropical. We have lots of palm trees from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. and is open to ^j ^ you feel peaceful, comforted and has a watch the bugs crawl along the grass, both on land and in water, sandy beaches activities, and the nicest people around. I to provide for growth and development in plan," he said. 52 way of making you feel at home. If you they're so neat. At the end just to lay with lots of treasures, and some of the in all shapes and sizes, fruit trees, bushes children 12 and under and their parents. most beautiful plants around. There are and flowers in every color of the rainbow. am glad I am a citizen of Sanibel, it's my the area. "We're trying to stay ahead of John Baretela of Cinnamon Cove said Activities include games, crafts, bounce haven't been there, I can give you a few there and to look up at the sunset is the kind of town!& the curve." The San Carlos/Summerlin best thing ever. also a lot of fun things to do here, and we Did you know almost half of the island is the DOT "forgot the human element. If house, dunk tank, hay maze and lots of tips. Sanibel has a very tropical environ- intersection is a "real safety concern. It's a you close Albertson's and Winn Dixie, it ment. Even the sunshine on the island The animals are something to stop and have the nicest people in any city. The nature preserves? goodies. It promises to be a real s name of my hometown is Sanibel island, failing intersection," he said. would be a hardship to older people" who makes me feel warm inside like a blanket look at. Especially the sea animals like the When people aren't busy swimming in From page 1 Al Atwood, owner of Slicer's Deli, said walk or bike to the plaza. Bill Matuszak wrapped around you. The sun on the dolphins. I say that because right when I Florida. the Gulf or looking for seashells, there are a lot of other fun activities to do here. he hoped everyone would continue to said all the overpass will do is get traffic to island also makes me feel bright. was having a crummy day I looked out at Sanibel has some wildlife that you Flyover Protest enjoy his pizza and sandwiches. "We Sanibel and Fort Myers Beach quicker "to Did I mention the beautiful beaches the sea and saw the most beautiful dol- would never see in your backyard. We A visit to "Ding" Darling Nature have alligators that don't pay a lot of Preserve is lots of fun. It is a refuge that depend on the flow of traffic and tourists. stand in line, to sit at the end of the line." here? If I didn't, then let's get on and talk phin ever. Manatees! I like them, I've even Lee County Commissioner Ray Judah If other small businesses go away, we will, Bill Westerman said back entrances to about the wonderful, fantastic beaches. been five feet away from one when I was attention to people. They just like to soak protects the native birds and wildlife and snorkeling. I didn't touch it, but seeing the up the sun and float in the water. We people can walk.kayak or bike through it. and several officials from the Department too." Albertson's and Taco Bell will be closed. ' NOW' First off, I really enjoy shelling. I love col- of Transportation were on hand to listen Steve Drivas of the Sunflower Cafe "Who will go there if it's out of the way?" lecting and making creative things with manatee was perfect. Another time was have lots of different types of birds. The You can then go boating or fish for red- OPEN! when I saw a little tide pool with little Brown Pelican that likes to fly next to your fish or snook and you can bicycle on bike to the group and correct what Judah said the area will become "like a grave- He added that it will be "too scary" to ride them. How about the white, silky sand? I yard. Nobody likes the overpass. We just love the way it feels between my toes black and yellow fish. I tried to catch car when you drive on the causeway, paths throughout the island. There are termed "misinformation" about the pro- a bicycle across the overpass. as I walk up and down the beach. Another them, but they were too fast for me. Snowy Egrets, Great Blue Herons and many delicious restaurants herewith lots ject. The county "has your best interest at make it on the tourists. (Without them) Westerman said the situation will create thing I like to do is go snorkeling. It's so Spoonbills are always busy looking for the of good, tasty food. If you are not too heart. I do care," he told the audience. we'll have to close the doors. We won't more traffic and that elevated traffic is Now does Sanibel Island interest you Sanibel Mayor Steve Brown read a benefit, people won't benefit, who's going noisier. "Then you'll get cement walls like exiting to look at all those different sea with all the fun and enjoying stuff you can next fish. The mighty Osprey builds nests tired you can catch a show at the Old creatures pass by. I even like going past high above the land, so they can see for Schoolhouse Theater. The sunrises and portion of a resolution adopted by the to benefit?" he asked. on the Midpoint Bridge." Robert Cloward do? Like the island, beaches, water, City of Sanibel opposing the "urban inter- Scott Gilbertson, director of the Lee suggested that public transportation might the sea grass and put my feet in that nature and the animals. Maybe if you visit mues and miles. sunsets are perfect for starting out the day Homemade Chocolates slimy, goopy sand. Besides that, what or can be as lucky to know Sanibel how I The wildlife that live in the warm Gulf here or ending the day. The reds, purples change." While part of the reason is finan- DOT, said his department plans to be a better solution to alleviate traffic than Since 1911 makes the beach a blast is being there know it. But most of all Sanibel has been waters are fish in every color and size, and yellows spread across the sky, and it cial, Brown said the main objection is, address the small business concerns about the proposed overpass. with my family. Most of them live out of an experience I'll never forget.^ manatees that just slowly swim the bottom looks as if an artist has just painted it. "We don't want a 'direct line' coming to staying open. "While some do close, oth- Judah asked the audience, "How can I state, so when they come down for a visit, canals looking for plants to eat, dolphin The most important thing about Sanibel Island. We like things the way they ers come in and thrive quite well. We cer- ignore the fact that we have a failing inter- Sanibel Square are. We're here because of a slower pace tainly will work with the businesses," he section?" He and DOT officials remained we always go to the Sanibel beaches. I jumping the waves, and lobsters and Sanibel is the people. ' .2250 Periwinkle Way. love sharing paradise with them. crabs. 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D en LU CD city's budget contains no funds for new priority." Five years down the road, Castle maintain." Shared Use construction right now. said the city hopes to widen existing six- The Planning Commission will vote on OCTOBER 2003 News and Commentary on Island Issues from The Committee Of The Islands O Dillon characterized the $930,000 esti- foot paths to eight feet. After that, new its resolution to recommend approval of Path Master mate as "now" dollars - "later the cost construction can be addressed. the Master Plan at the October 28 meet- •§ could be substantially more," he pointed The recommended paths: ing. COTI Supports Mayor, Urges Council to Hire Outside Firm City's Own Survey Shows Parks Not Needed mDO Plan Approved out. 1) south side of Periwinkle Way "Whereas" clauses are expected to TO Q by Camille Kucaba "I'm not angst over the proposed paths behind commercial properties from The include references as to how shared use Council Should Hire Experts Decision to Build New Parks and the cost compared to the benefits Sanibel Steakhouse to Casa Ybel Road paths contribute to the island's economy rO % O he Planning Commission Tuesday long term," noted Commissioner Jack 2) Bailey Road from Periwinkle to and the natural enjoyment of its beauty, O went on record in support of Samler. "If we want to do it, we can do Sand Castle Road promote health and fitness, help relieve To Determine City's Rights Should Be Put On Hold W TiSanibel's Shared Use Path (former- it." 3) north side of Periwinkle from the traffic congestion and eliminate air pollu- ly bike path) Master Plan, agreeing to In September City Council authorized Community House crosswalk to St. tion.^ send it on to City Council for approval. the acquisition of rights-of-way (including Michael's Church crosswalk And Remedies in Bridge-Related During Sanibel Budget Crisis The 6 to 1 vote, however, reflected the possibility of eminent domain) for a 4) Dunlop Road from Periwinkle to No Meeting In its August 2003 Island Update commentary, traffic congestion? Vice Chair John Dillon's concern that the proposed path on the south side of Palm Ridge Road Problems and Financial Losses COTI posed five questions about the City's plan to 4) The City's own quantitative survey, conduct- plan does not go far enough in identifying Periwinkle Way behind commercial prop- 5) Dixie Beach Boulevard from November 11- At the October 7th City Council meeting, the client's rights are and what remedies are available build an extensive and costly system of new parks on ed by its consultant and based on responses from ali costs for the proposed 15- to 20-year erties from The Sanibel Steakhouse to Albatross Road to Royal Poinciana Drive expansion project. Construction of the 15 Casa Ybel Road. Castle told 6) Bowman's Beach Road from San- he Planning Commission Tuesday Mayor Steve Brown recommended that the City — and it can recommend a course of.action. Sanibel. some 1800 Sanibel property owners, shows that the routes outlined in the Master Plan — four Commissioners the Steakhouse/Casa Cap Road to Bowman's Beach Park voted unanimously to cancel its employ an outside expert to examine the volumi- This process encourages an amicable resolution- We feel strongly that those questions should be majority of citizens feel there is no immediate or and one-half miles of new paths - is esti- Ybel path is a top priority for safety rea- 7) Wulfert Road and Wildlife Drive Tregularly scheduled meeting of nous bridge maintenance records furnished by the of differences. When a party determines its own answered before the City moves ahead with its new long-term need for more parks on Sanibel. Should mated at $930,000, according to Public sons; cost of that project is estimated at from San-Cap Road to "Ding" Darling November 11 in honor of the Veterans' County. City Attorney Ken Cuyler was accordingly rights and remedies, it also finds out the rights and parks building program. Sanibel taxpayers need City Council approve the launch of a parks plan Works Director Gates Castle. $230,000. Refuge exit Day legal holiday when all city offices will be closed. The next meeting will be asked to come up with a detailed proposal with temedies available to its opponent. And when each and have a right to this information so they can during a period of tight budgets and no majority He said scheduling was not addressed This summer the city changed the 8) San-Cap Road from Pine Avenue respect to this matter by the next Council meeting. evaluate die cost/benefit justification for building support from the taxpayers? in the plan since priorities change and the November 25.^ party knows what the other party's rights are, and name from bike paths to shared use paths to Blind Pass Bridge new parks, especially in view of the budget crisis that "because it will be more helpful in apply- 9) North side of Periwinkle from COTI commends the Mayor for his recommen- knows that the other party is going to enforce those 5) We are told diat these initial two parks are a has been exacerbated by Lee County's game plan for Sctnibel City Council ing for grant money," according to Roadside City Park to Main Street HAPPY BIRTHDAY dation and strongly supports it. We believe that an rights, there is a greater likelihood of settlement. part of a proposed master plan whose cost has been me Causeway (see accompanying commentary). Meets the first and third Tuesday of Armand Ball, chair of the Parks and Rec 10) Bailey Road from Sand Castle outside firm — consisting of of attorneys, engineers, The parties tend to arrive at the same place in their estimated between $5 and $6 million dollars. Given every month at 9 a.m. at City Hall, 900 Committee. Council approval of the Road to the north end of the road financial specialists and any other experts needed — settlement that they believe a judge or a jury would We also said in the August Update iat COTI this extraordinary cost, the negative response to the Dunlop Road; phone 472-3700. All Master Plan is the first step in attempting 11) West Gulf Drive from Rabbit Road should be employed to examine these documents require if the matter went to litigation. does not know the answers to diese questions and City's own survey, and the bleak financial situation meetings are open to the public. to secure outside funding for the expan- to cuMe-sac and advise Sanibel as to exactly what its rights are Mayor Takes Important First Step thus had not taken a formal position on the matter. the City has described for die near and long term, sions, he said. 12) North side of Periwinkle from and what remedies it may have with respect to all It now appears (as of COTI's October 9 board shouldn't a referendum be held before this plan goes Next meeting Tuesday, The plan was developed by the Public Bailey Road to Dairy Queen But when one party does not appear to know its of the County's causeway-related actions. Such rights — and seems unwilling to find out or to meeting) that the City is not responding to these any further? October 21,9 a.m. Works Department with input from the 13) North side of Periwinkle from Parks and Rec Committee, the Sanibel Donax Street to Roadside City Park findings would especially include relief for the enor- enforce any rights it may have — me other party is questions, has taken action to build a new park near City Denies Its Own Survey Results Among items on the draft agenda: mous financial losses Sanibel has suffered to date Causeway update/discussion; state leg- Bike Club and the general public. Criteria 14) North side of Periwinkle from Dixie more likely to take advantage of its opponent. The the Community Center on Periwinkle, and is Note: We've heard all kinds of talk that avoids a islative overview (Poole, McKinley and used in selecting paths included safety Beach Boulevard to Casa Ybel Road and will suffer in die future because of these actions. County knows what its rights are. It probably also preparing to move ahead with plans for Roadside direct answer to question #4. We have even heard Blosser); Multiple Service Taxing Unit improvement, funding, ease of construc- 15) North side of Periwinkle from Palm By now it must be absolutely clear to everyone knows pretty well what Sanibel's rights are. But the Park as an active (radier dian passive) park at the extraordinary suggestion (by parks plan propo- tion, connection to other paths or destina- overview from LeeTran; ball fields con- Ridge Road to Tarpon Bay Road involved that the County is going to do what it County believes that Sanibel is currendy ignorant of Periwinkle and Donax. Because of mis most recent nents) that the City's own survey could have been tract and pavilion design; crosswalk to tion points and need. About half a dozen bike club members believes to be in the best interests of the County, its rights, and in any event is probably not willing to development, the COTI Board of Directors passed worded in a way that ended up producing a negative Roadside Park; recreation task force to Over the past seven years the empha- attended Tuesday's meeting also to lend . die following resolution at its October 9th meeting: develop Dobbs property as park. sis has been on maintenance and support to the Master Plan. without regard to the wishes, desires or, indeed, the find out or enforce the rights which Sanibel does result. improvements to the existing system, with Commissioners questioned whether rights of Sanibel, have. "The COTI Board of Directors strongly recom- This is not a complicated subject. Either the Complete agendas are available at the construction of the Causeway Boulevard Tourist Development Council money or The County wants a high span bridge for bridge Mayor Brown has taken the important first step mends that the City Council, in light of the loom- survey showed die majority of respondents don't City Web site: path in 1996 being the last expansion transportation enhancement funds might A; therefore we are going to have a high span toward rectifying this situation, by calling for out- ing financial crisis on our Island, defer all plans for think the parks are needed — or it didn't. We've www.mysanibel.com project, Castle said. be available, and Castle responded that Ruth Schultz bridge. side advice from relevant experts. And we have seen me construction of PARKS on Sanibel. This deferral seen the results. A copy also is posted on the bulletin Between $210,000 and $230,000 is transportation enhancement funds were should stay in place until the City's financials return board outside City Hall, Agendas sub- "questionable." The County wants to use a portion of the new him, in subsequent Council discussions, stand firm We have copies of every returned questionnaire. earmarked for maintenance and repair uth Schultz of Arundel's Hallmark to a positive and healthy condition." ject to amendment. each year, or about $11,000 per mile City Manager Judie Zimomra said celebrates her birthday Friday, Sanibel Causeway bond issue proceeds to pay for a in his resolve to pursue this sensible and very neces- And we have the verbatim comments, which are based on the 23 miles of existing paths. Sanibel continues to lobby the TDC for October 17. Wishing you an extra "fly over" bridge at Summerlin and San Carlos; sary course — despite tepid support or outright Below we have listed once again the five ques- overwhelmingly against building new parks on You may send email to: R tions mat we posed in our August Island Update "This is just about right," he noted. "Being assistance, but explained that the city special happy day, from all your family therefore we are going to have a "fly over" which will opposidon from diose not so inclined to determine Sanibel—as are die tabulated responses. Why is die sanadmin®ci.sanibel.fl,us able to maintain the existing system is our "can't overbuild what we can't financially and friends.^ be paid for from Sanibel Causeway tolls. or assert Sanibels rights in its relationship with the (published in the August 22 issue of the Island Sun). City denying that its own survey results show the The County no longer wants to pay Sanibel any County. Sanibel's taxpayers deserve clear and direct answers parks aren't needed — now or in the foreseeable of the toll revenues from the Sanibel Causeway, as it The Mayor's course is the right one to take, and to these questions — and they deserve to hear what future ? has been doing for over 25 years; therefore no toll COTI supports it without reservation. Even if the documentation exists to PROVE that the people of Finally, in a budget crisis of the kind we are how Sanibel feel there is such a pressing NEED for these Independently Owned And Operated Contributing Writers revenues will be shared with Sanibel. advice we receive is not favorable to us in all facing, all expenditures should meet a strict parks that City Council has decided to fund them COPYRIGHT 2003 Island Sun NEWSPAPER Many people are now asking: Can the County regards, it will be informed and accurate and will NEEDS-based standard. Is there any compelling Barbara Beardsley Jim George Nancy McCarthy with $400,000. of the taxpayers' money in the mid- Sanibel & Oaptiva Islands do this? What are Sanibel's rights? enable Sanibel to concentrate on diose areas where it and irrefutable reason why a plan to build new parks MEMBER Kimberley Berisford Jill Goodman J.B. Novelli dle of a budget crisis. The questions are USPS 18: Bulk Rate permit paid for at Sanibel, Florida, 33957 What Can Sanibel Do? can achieve its desired goals. —on an island whose people say they don't need SANIBEL Constance Clancy, Dr. Faye L. CAPTIVE Postmaster: Send change of address to Island Sun, 1640 Periwinkle Way, Joe Pacheco Unfortunately no one on Sanibel now knows. 1) Do we have a clear understanding of the costs them— should not have to meet the same stan- Co-Publishers ED.D. Granberry Come to October 30th Meeting Suite 2, Sanibel, FL 33957 Di Saggau This is not a criticism of the City Attorney or City staff. (capital and operating expenses) that these particular dard? If not, the new parks program should be put Published every Friday for the people and visitors of Sanibel and Captiva Lorin Arundel & Ken Rasi Gwenda Bryan Hayes Sanibel City Council and the Lee parks, and the overall park master plan, commit for Carol Simontacchi, The city Attorney has one paralegal and a secretary. on immediate hold. Islands. Distribution: 10,000 -12,000 per week (seasonal). Advertising Hiett-Clements Craig R. Hersch County Commissioners will hold a the taxpayers of Sanibel? If so, what are they? CNN, MS City staffis similarly at levels able only to handle Mailed free to Sanibel and Captiva residents every Friday. Suzy Cohen Joan Hooper joint meeting at 9:00 AM on Paige Lowman current City business. There simply is not enough 2) Who will benefit from these parks—and to Jim Stevenson, PhD. 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Wives and visiting ed as saying such revenue losses would constitute 12 percent of the city budget, requir- message training, a continuation of our Seabees are welcome to attend the non- t CtXii 20mg/100tabs ing either tax increases, major cutbacks in city services, or both. The city attorney has "Cocktail Conversations". smoking meeting. $1 69.OO 1711 Periwinkle Way • 472-5223 • Across From Jerry's projected long-term damages in the tens of millions of dollars. A representative of Planned Officers serving for 2003-2004 are: | [ www.Sanibeibook5hop.com '10-6 Monday - Friday -11-6 Saturday -12-5 Sunday [ | The oft-described "bridge issue" is no longer solely concerned with a replacement for Parenthood's national Public Affairs Office Commander, Robert Maguire; First Vice Nexium $125.64 the existing drawbridge. It has developed into an impending financial crisis, the burden will share facts about Planned Parenthood, Commander, Edward Muller; Second Vice of which will be borne by Sanibel taxpayers if the county's plans go unchallenged. COTI sex education, emergency contraception Commander, Roy Conrad; Secretary, believes it has been made abundantly clear that we cannot rely on the Lee County and abortion access. Raymond Reed; Treasurer, Neil Nfcoderm $57.93 Commissioners to do what is best for Sanibel. That job and that responsibility rest with Cocktail Conversations, a feature of Kuivenhoven; Master-at-Arms, David 10:30 a.m. Island Cruise Baker; and Chaplain, Dolores Prices as of 10/6/03 subject to change/plus shipping charge to Useppa Or Cabbage Key the City of Sanibel and all its residents and taxpayers. Planned Parenthood's quarterly newslet- The obvious way to begin is for the city to employ outside experts to research this ter, highlights issues and provides informa- Kuivenhoven. per order $12.95. No other charges, no fees! 4:OO p.m. Dolphin entire issue and advise us as to what our rights are and what options are available to us tion and insights as well as the means to Island X-8 is having a Membership Watch Cruise for relief. Our city attorney cannot be expected to undertake a project of this magnitude address those issues. Campaign to reach all Seabee veterans in on his own, which is why council has wisely directed him to look into the matter and Proceeds from the event support Lee and Collier Counties. Regular month- Can't Come In? • Sunset Serenade Cruise recommend the kind of outside help that would be required within a mandated budget Planned Parenthood's community goals ly meetings are held on the fourth Monday with Island Musicians framework. and services. Planned Parenthood has of the month. The next monthly meeting Call for departure time The COTI resolution fully supports this effort and urges all islanders to provide their provided Southwest and Central Florida will be on November 24 at noon at the Ask AbQUt Our Home Service support as well. with high-quality, low-cost reproductive Quality Hotel in Fort Myers. health care services and responsible edu- Reservations are required by Call or stop by for a FREE quote - Board of Directors Committee of the Islands, October 9, 2003 cational programs for 37 years, serving Wednesday, October 22. For reservations more than 17,000 medical clients and and additional information, call Raymond No Fees - No Obligation Reservations Required Up to $25 Value 40,000 educational contacts annually in Reed at 731-1901.* 472-5300 Offer not valid \v/ any piher discoui it or promotion fifteen counties. 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Fishing at a very flotsam, to the Sanibel Historic Village. sels each called Morgan T after his Conservation Foundation, and at early age in Spy Pond in Arlington and Later, inspired by the work going on at beloved daughter, Lindsay Morgan. At any ROBERT L. GIVAN HealthPark Hospital in the Cardiac CAROL DANNENHAUER FOWLER sailing small boats around Cape Cod as a the Village, Torpey helped in the restora- port where he put in along the East Coast, obert L. Givan, 70, of Fort Myers, Surgery unit. He loved the island, and arol Dannenhauer Fowler, a young lad; the lure of boats and the sea tion of the original Bailey's General Store there were Torpey stories. No matter Florida, and Oakland, Maryland, particularly enjoyed taking walks on the Sanibel resident since 1986 and came early. from the end of Bailey Drive. Bailey's where you go now along Torpey's routes, Rpassed away on October 3, 2003 beach, reading, swimming and watching Cformerly of Malvern, Pennsylvania In 1971 he sailed his beautiful 41 foot Store is now an integral part of the if you mention you are from Nantucket or at Shell Point, after a lengthy illness. He sporting events. He was a devoted and died at home on October 15, 2003. ketch, Saphfronia, into Nantucket Sanibel Historic Village. Torpey, always a Sanibel, someone always says," There was a native of Indianapolis, Indiana, a. loving husband, father, grandfather, Born in Ardmore, Pennsylvania in O Harbor, making her and Nantucket his working member of each project he took was this tall guy, funniest old dog you ever son of the late Edward and Kathleen brother and friend. 1935, she was 67 years oid. new home, setting down his maritime on for the Island, was one of the skilled met, with a gold ring in his ear...," and Givan. He attended Indiana University, He is survived by his wife of 21 years, The wife of Richard P. Fowler, Carol § roots there after traveling up and down carpenters in the building of the communi- thus began another Torpey story. and graduated from Purdue University Linda; son Darren McLaughiin (Joy), son was known for her enthusiasm for deco- the East Coast and the Caribbean. In ty playground at the Sanibel School. Torpey was predeceased by his par- with bachelors and masters degrees in Michael McLaughlin (Christine Carter); rating, love of flowers and gardening. 1973 he met his future wife; Amanda Here in Sanibel Torpey immersed him- ents, Mary Connolly Torpey and William electrical engineering. He later served in brother Ron McLaughlin (Kathy); grand- She volunteered her time and talents to Cross, in Nantucket, and together they self in the maritime community in the J. Torpey. the U.S. Navy. He was a member of children Sean, Timothy, Fiona and support numerous charities locally and in moved ashore and built their house on the same fashion he had done in Nantucket. He is survived by his wife, Amanda Sanibel Congregational United Church of Amalia; and beloved cat Gracie. Philadelphia. Most recently she was a east end of the Island, moving in on New He was one of the original salt-water fish- Cross, and his daughter Lindsay Torpey- Christ, and, as an active sailor, of the A memorial service was held on the docent and volunteer for the Sanibel Year's Eve, 1975. ing guides in the area. His love of the sea Cross and a sister, Ellen P. Torpey of Deep Creek Yacht Club at Turkey Neck. beach Monday, October 13, 2003. In Historical Museum and Village. They first visited Sanibel in the early and the environs led him to becoming a Arlington, Massachusetts. He is survived by his wife, Gail (Hodge) lieu of flowers, contributions may be She is survived by her husband, and the late '80s, with their new daughter, member and active participant of the A gathering of Torpey's family and Givan, one son, Robert L. Givan, Jr, of made to the Harry Chapin Food Bank, Richard P. Fowler, sons Richard (Chip) Lindsay Morgan Torpey-Cross, they made Coastal Conservation Association. He was friends from Sanibel and Nantucket took West Lafayette, Indiana; two daughters, 2126 Alicia Street, Fort Myers, FL and David, daughter-in-law Liz and the decision to start splitting their time a member of the Fort Myers Banquet place Saturday, October 11, at their home Deborah Wilson, of Germantown, 33901 or to the Kancha Center, 4027 granddaughters Kari and Samantha, all between Nantucket and Sanibel., Committee to raise funds for CCA. in Sanibel. Torpey's ashes were scattered Maryland, and Karen Conway, of Bowen Falls Place, Sarasota, FL 34243. of Sanibel. She is also survived by her So taken by the beauty of their new He was instrumental in the "Mangrove from the fantail of the Morgan T by his Newark, Deleware; two step-daughters, Arrangements were by Kiser Funeral sister, Phyllis Sherwood of Palos, island they purchased the property of the Madness" event each year: the operation family and friends on Sunday October 12, Jennifer Raymond, of Alexandria, Home, 9231 Cypress Lake Drive.# California and brothers-in-law Edward of Will Reed Homestead on Bay Drive. Will to clean up the local waters of materials at Latitude 26.28.09 N; Longitude Virginia, and Laurie Schuyler, of Bristow, Sanibel and Robert of Alva. Virginia, and nine grandchildren. In addi- A memorial service will be held at CAPTAIN WILLIAM J. TORPEY Reed was the first Postmaster of Sanibel, hazardous to the local fish populations. He 82.04.05 W. DAVID H. MCLAUGHLIN aptain William J. Torpey, 60, of and the mail boat came into the small was also a member of the International A memorial celebration will take place tion, he is survived by three brothers, Sanibel Community Church on Osprey Foundation which monitored the Donald Givan, of Anderson, Indiana, avid H. McLaughlin, 65, a Sanibel Saturday, October 18 and 11 a.m. The Sanibel and Nantucket Island, dock on the property. Toipey, much like next summer on Nantucket. resident, died Thursday, October Massachusetts, known to all of us Will Reed himself, soon became involved health of the Osprey population on In lieu of flowers please make dona- Richard Givan, of Madison, Mississippi, family requests that any flowers be sent C Sanibel. and Thomas Givan, of Indianapolis. A sis- 9, 2003 at a local hospital. Born to Sanibel Community Church.^ in all the comings and goings that passed tions in Torpey's name to the Coastal D just as Torpey, passed away last Thursday, in Stockton, California, David and his October 9, 2003 on a rising tide and a over these waters from the mainland to He dedicated himself equally between Conservation Association, 3333 South ter, Sharon Crain, preceded him in death. the Island. In 1991 he donated the 1926 A memorial service is scheduled for wife Linda moved to Sanibel from coming moon after an 18-month battle the two communities that he loved, tied Orange Avenue, Suite 103, Orlando, FL. Chicago, Illinois 13 years ago. David with colon cancer. Post Office building, which originally had together by the ocean between them. 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Rd. J EmblWial 1975 sanibel island* 472-8110 fort ravers • 433-3799 472-8677 •Mon-Sat 10-5:30 472-1266 Heart of the Islands, Sanibel moii-sat 10-5 mon-sat 10-5 NT* San-Cap Rd. Mon.-Sat. 10-5 Open Mon, -Sat. 9:30 am - 5 pm • Sun. 9:30 am - 5 pm TAHITJAN GARDENS,, OPEN 7 DAYS . 472-28% ,. 1-800-749-19«7 Used to finding dead sea turtles, it was exciting to possibly save Wilson attended school in a one-room 1 §• Island Faces the life of one of the earth's endangerd creatures. He called Huston Smith To HAPPY BIRTHDAY schoolhouse in Rocksbury Park, L CROW and three volunteers quickly drove to the site. They made Johnstown, Pennsylvania. "Back then, if CO 5 Paul Andrews: a make-shift stretcher and got the massive animal to the clinic. Visit Lee County you were needed at home, you could drop I Dr. PJ Deitschel and intern Cheryl Hoggard pieced together out in the second or third grade. Right The Naturalist the sea turtle's fractured skull (injured by the propellors of a boat), n his 2001 book, Why Religion O after World War II, mom remembers the CO and then nursed her back to life. The sea turtle was returned to Matters, world religions scholar, Dr. by Brian Johnson Huston Smith, explored how the reli- people coming to the nearest farm field, the Gulf of Mexico in April of 2002. "To release one like that was I and the pilots would give them plane rides gious dimension of human life has been o aul Andrews did not need a realtor to find a special," said Paul. "It was great the way the volunteers all carne for 25 cents," Evans said.# home on Sanibel - not with a sharp mother-in- together." devalued by the rise of modern science. O law like Alice Palmer. Another time Paul was clearing fire ants from a sea turtle nest Now, two years later, he's back telling O P audiences at home and abroad why reli- CD when the hatchlings came bursting through the sand. In 1995 Alice and her husband, Dana, were at a St. m Isabel Church prayer meeting when one of the mem- "There was a sudden emergence," he said. "About 70 of them gion still matters. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO At a Worlds Religions Event sponsored bers asked for prayers to sell his home on Martha's rushed out. We hurried around putting them in buckets - at that appy third birthday, Julian (JuJu) Lane. time we held them until evening so there would be fewer preda- by All Faiths Unitarian Congregation, Dr. i Smith, who has devoted his life and career Meyers. We love you! Mom, dad The prayers were answered even sooner than tors around." and Bella.# hoped when he felt a tap on the shoulder. Alice Palmer He placed the hatchlings in a cooler with sand, then put a distilling the essence of wisdom from the H told him she knew a nice couple who wanted to move towel over them to calm them down. He kept them at his house world's religious traditions, will speak on to the island. during the day, then released them that night. the topic, Why Religion Still Matters. The "They made a video and sent it to us," said Paul. One of the babies had gotten his head and flipper caught in an event will be held on Sunday, October 19 Women's Guild ''We ended buying it sight unseen!" empty clam shell. Paul took him to CROW, where they got the lit- at 2 p.m. at St. John the Apostle (MCC) located at 3049 McGregor Boulevard in Meeting In upstate New York, Paul and Chris Andrews had tle creature free. Emma E. Wilson lived in the town of Cassa Daga, near the headwaters Paul has become one of the most active conservationists on Fort Myers. he St. Isabel Women's Guild will of the Mississippi River. The water that ran by their • the island. He is currently the president of the Sanibel-Captiva Author of 12 books on religion and mma E. Wilson celebrated her 100th hold its first meeting of the fall on house would eventually end up in the Gulf of Mexico Audubon Society, vice-president of Responsible Growth philosophy and holder of 12 honorary Dr. Huston Smith birthday October 11, and her daugh- TTuesday, October 28 at 9:30 a.m. degrees, Dr. Smith, who grew up in and Sanibel Island. Management in Lee County and a member of the citizen's adviso- five-part PBS special to his life and work, Eters, Mary Evans of Sanibel and in the church hall. China, is best known for his book, The Paul took retirement from the State University of ry committee of the Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program entitled, The Wisdom of Faith with Delores Dixon of Maryland, held an open After the business meeting, Sylvia Fox New York at Ferdonia in 1998 and moved down to During his free time he likes to bike through "Ding" Darling and World's Religions, which has sold more house in her honor. Wilson has lived with will share with everyone "Personal than two million copies and has been Huston Smith. Sanibel full-time. After 27 years as a University coun- canoe through Silver Key. Coordinating and facilitating the event Evans on Sanibel for the past seven years Collages - a Time for Reflection." Paul Andrews translated into 14 languages. Today, it selor/therapist in one of the coldest parts of the United For the past three weeks Paul has been recovering at home is Dr. Mark Ehman, an adjunct professor and still can get around pretty well with All of the women of the Parish are States, he was thrilled to move to a sun-drenched barrier island. from prostrate surgery. "The good news is that they caught the cancer early and totally remains one of the most widely used col- assistance. invited to attend and to bring a friend .# lege textbooks on comparative religion. of comparative religion and philosophy at When Paul retired to Sanibel, he did not pull out his slippers and grab the remote removed it," he said. "I did a lot of hike riding and walking before the surgery to get in both Florida Gulf Coast University and "Some days she talks up a storm. It's control to the TV - instead, he joined conservation organziations on the island and the best shape possible. I've had wonderful support from the community - the people His other books include, Beyond the Barry University. All Faiths member Helen amazing the things she can recall," said around Southwest Florida. on the island have given me many positive wishes." Post-Modem Mind, The Search for Moe has underwritten of a major portion Evans. He and Chris volunteered together at Manatee Park. He joined the Wildlife Paul said he is looking forward to resuming his activities and getting back into the America, Forgotten Truth and One of the cost of the event. Committee and led tours at the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. He became a swing of island life. He hopes to be up and about by the start of November.^ Nation Under God: The Triumph of the To purchase tickets, call the All Faiths permitee for Sanibel's sea turtle program. Native American Church. He has office at 226-0900. They are $10 for It was Paul who, in the summer of 2001, found the first sea turtle to become rehabil- authored more than 80 articles in profes- adults and $5 for students.^ itated in CROW's new 900-gallon salt water tanks. He found a 150-pound green sea sional and popular journals. In 1966, Bill jsiand Nutrition turtle washed up onto the beach, blinking and barely alive. Moyers devoted the Emmy-nominated

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Christopher Senk, Family Midrash services on the first and Jewelry" is mounted in the Shabbat worship services will be held at GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF Phillips Gallery and "The the Sanibel Congregational Church every SOUTHWEST FLORIDA: Sunday Mass - 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. third Fridays of the month at 7 p.m. Friday evening at 8 p.m. 472-8375. Sat. Vigil - 5:30 p.m. Pre bar/bat mitzvah class Monday, 5:30 ta International Photography Rev. Johannes L. Jacobse, Presbyter My Mind Races by Leo Johnson BETH SHiLOH MESSIANIC SYNAGOGUE Orthros 9 a.m. Liturgy 10 a.m. Daily Mass, 8:30 a.m., 7 p.m., followed by confirmation class Show" is on display in Schein 15675 McGregor Blvd. 437-3171 481-2099. Confession - Sat. - 9:15 p.m., 472-2763. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Hall. Saturday, Rabbi: Judah Hungerman PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH: ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS For information on early childhood educa- Ornaments features an gesting, perhaps, the figure's own duality. th Friday Service, 8 p.m. 17625 Pine Ridge Road, Fort Myers. EPISCOPAL CHURCH: tion/preschool, phone 482-1121. intriguing array of works in many different Saturday Service, 11 a.m. 2304 Periwinkle Way, 472-2173 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTS In My Mind Races, a dynamic red figure Pastor Walter Still, 437-2599. Sun. mediums. In addition to jewelry pieces by is depicted dashing across the canvas, October 18 Shabbat School Saturday Morning Worship 8 and 9:30 a.m. Bible Study 8:45 The Rev. Dr. Donald A. Fishburne, Rector SOCIETY OF THE ISLANDS: Adult Hebrew Classes (UU OF THE ISLANDS) many artists who do not generally work in contrasting with the seeming passivity of a.m. A congregation of Evangelical The Rev. Suzy Post that medium, numerous sculptures, paint- Please call for information on full program. Lutheran Church in America. Sunday: 8 & 10 a.m., Holy Eucharist Services First Sunday of the month at four observing faces. Johnson's jewelry Noon - 6 p.m. BREAD OF LIFE MINISTRIES ings and drawings are on display, The Big SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH: 9:45 a.m., Church School, K-5 7:30 p.m. Sanibel Congregational Church, designs include animal-themed silver CHURCH OF GOD Weekdays: Wed., 9 a.m. Eucharist with 2050 Periwinkle Way, Fellowship Hall. Rock is an elegantly spare aluminum bracelets, dragonfly earrings and green 16581 McGregor Blvd. 267-3166 1740 Periwinkle Way, 472-2684. November 5 through May 5. sculpture of a giant diamond ring by Pastor, Dr. Daryl Donovan. Healing. Thurs. 6 p.m. Middle and High and ochre clay beads. EVENTS (Just past the Tanger Outlet Mall) School Youth Group UNITARIAN CHURCH FORT MYERS: Chistopher Poehlman, who is known for Amy Bergersen uses materials ranging Pastor Joe Hanshaw Sunday Worship Hours: 13411 Shire Lane (north of Daniels) 1 p.m. - Cooking Demo by Nancy Tracy 8 a.m. Communion Worship Service Sat., 5 p.m. Holy Eucharist his ultra modem furniture designs. His Sunday Worship Hours: The Church is always open for prayer Dr. Carey Linker teaches mindfulness from metal mesh and wire to fabric and Bible Study - 9:45 a.m. 9 a.m. Contemporary Worship Service fabricated aluminum vanity with mirror found objects to create her intriguing > Personal Chef (Paella) with Children's Ministry {Praise Team & TEMPLE BETHEL SYNAGOGUE: through Buddhist meditation every and chair provides a cleverly asymmetrical Morning Worship -10:40 a.m. 16225 Winkler Rd. 433-0018. Rabbi Tuesday 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Rm#1. sculptures. She plays with stereotypical Evening Worship - 6 p.m. Band) 10:30 a.m. Traditional Service twist to a factional peice of furniture. 2 p.m. ~ Cutest Chihuahua Contest Child care available at all services as well Bruce Diamond. Fri., - 8 p.m. Phone 362-2030. symbols of traditionally female domestic Wednesday Worship - 7 p.m. UNITY OF THE ISLANDS: English striped oak and fabricated alu- activities in some of her work. CAPTIVA CHAPEL BY THE SEA as during Sunday School time. Rabbi and Me, Fridays, 1 p.m. (Mexican Hairless Also) Shabbat Service, Fridays, 7:30 p.m. Will discontinue service on Sanibel at the minum create a study in contrasting mate- Misconstrued Trellis is a stainless steel 11580 Chapin Lane Other weekday opportunities for Worship rials in Poehlman's Facet Table. and Prayer: Prayer group at 1 p.m. on B'nai Mitzvahs, Saturday, 10 a.m. Sanibel Congregational Church. Please mesh apron with leaf like forms seemingly 12-3pin -Mexicanmusic' Very Rev. Bruce McLeod Religious School, Sundays, 9:30 a.m. join us at our service in Fort Myers, Sunday The metal and neon sculptures of Mary Open from Sunday, November 17, 2002 Mondays in the Family Life Center. growing from the bottom of the apron. The Drop Zone, Sundays, 10 a.m. 9a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sullivan Voytek are, as always, a wonder Her sculpture of three stainless steel and through Sunday, April 20, 2003, 278-1511.* 6 p.m. - Winners of Contests Announced Sunday Service at 11 a.m. 472-1646 Jewish Identity Enrichment, Learning Tree to behold. Her large, eastern-influenced copper mesh pots features wire mesh ten- Pre-school, Wednesdays, 1 p.m. open palms present the human hand as a drils flowing from the pots, blurring the mystical symbol offering hope. In Indigo, lines of an ordinary household object, and a blue neon background illuminates a suggesting, perhaps, that these forms are hand-forged aluminum hand bearing in the process of mutating into something leaves and another, smaller open hand. In entirely different. BE SELF SERVING! Past, Present, Future a beautiful flower Lawrence Voytek also challenges our \> One of the longest-running blossoms on an open palm, the gracefully perceptions of the world around us with JERRY'S OFFERS THE FRESHEST GREENS, PASTA SALADS, FRESH arching petals and leaves contrasting with the often startling juxtapositions of form shows on Broadway comes to the elegantly elongated fingers of the VEGETABLES & OTHER FABULOUS EXTRAS AT THE SALAD BAR! and materials in his enigmatic sculptures. Broadway Palm. The "one singular hand. Fashioned out of hand-forged cop- The always fascinating Sherry Rohl con- sensation" that pays tribute to per and gently illuminated by the back- tinues with her obsession with horses, ground glow of orange neon, the sculp- MUSIC BY: the true stars of Broadway, while also presenting works that move in ture radiates a feeling of peace and a rev- new directions. Charming colored pencil Trio INOIMDABLE the dancers...and what they erence for nature. drawings of sea life on black backgrounds endure to succeed. The Painter Leo Johnson brightens up his exhibit a new facet of Ikki Matsumoto's Mariachi band Noon - 3 p.m. usual earth toned palette with vibrant pri- fabulous score includes: talents, and sculptures by Kit Carlson are mary colors to create a compelling series thought provoking. ART EXHIBITS: One, What I Did For Love, of paintings. His acrylic on wood Seeing BIG ARTS is located at 900 Dunlop AtThe Ballet, I Can Do That is Believing whimsically depicts a clown- Road. The gallery spaces are open to the ish figure with hands raised in astonish- Seaweed Gallery Katie's Frida Dolls and more. A true theatre classic! public 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through ment. In the background are two masklike Saturday.^ Aboriginals Gallery Mexican Pottery faces looking in opposite directions sug- Matsumoto Gallery Mexican Handicrafts

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A huge L The Conservation 20/20 Program - accomplishment, but still far from what's needed in the face of our population growth if Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, we want to hold on to our quality of life. These lands are scattered throughout Lee Florida Clean and Texas. County, from an island in the Caloosahatchee near Olga, toBunch e Beach near 5 A Great Program, But Is It Here To Stay? The Clean Boating Partnership formed submitted by Commissioner Bob Janes, Sanibel, from Pine Island and northern Cape Coral to Bonita Springs and Estero. About Boating half are wetlands and half are uplands. That's important because these conservation three years ago as a voluntary, statewide District #1, Lee County Board of Commissioners lands are not just for park space, although they are certainly open for people for hiking incentive-based pollution prevention pro- Partnership Wins gram for marinas and boatyards. More ee County is in a much more secure position that it was when citizens and kayaking, and some of the preserves will be available for other uses when work is complete. than 70 marinas and 10 boatyards approved the Conservation 20/20 program in 1996. But with development National Award throughout Florida have achieved the Lcontinuing the way it has been and no slowdown in sight, it's far too soon to But beyond recreation, conservation lands are critical to ensuring ample drinking environmentally friendly designation of he Florida Clean Boating consider bringing the land conservation initiative to a halt. water and for alleviating flooding. Mother Nature designed South Florida to hold lots of clean facilities. An additional 150 facilities Conservation 20/20 comes up for renewal next year and, from all indications, sup- water but when more and more surfaces are paved over, it exacerbates flooding prob- Partnership has earned a first place Gulf Guardian Award for its currently are working toward the designa- port to continue it is overwhelming. Over the past year, the committee that oversees the lems in the summer rainy season and it negatively impacts our drinking supplies. T tion. program, CLASAC {Conservation Lands Acquisition & Stewardship Committee), has Conserving land helps alleviate flooding problems, and protects the quantity and Clean Marina Program that has assisted been collecting public input about the program, most notably through a series of month- quality of our drinking water. And what happens with water over land also affects our more than 70 marinas and 10 boatyards "Clean water is the lifeblood of ly public forums January through May held throughout the county. estuaries, which produce the region's recreational and commercial fishing industries, and in the state to achieve the environmen- tourism, the marine industry and the boat- In my years of serving the public, one thing I have found is that when people don't our beaches. tally friendly designation of clean facili- ing public in Florida," said Susan like a program, they'll turn out in force to let you know. But in spite of extensive adver- Preserves also provide refuge for our native plants and animals that make this region ties. Kingston, chairman of the Clean Boating tising and coverage of the five forums, only a handful of people turned out at each one beautiful and unique, and they provide us a place to escape and enjoy that beauty. At In Lee County, the Florida Marine Partnership. "Our partnership goal is to almost exclusively to learn what's been happening and to voice their support for the this point, however, Lee County faces far too much development pressure to quit now. Industry Association, Florida Department protect fragile ecosystems while ensuring program. It cannot afford to maintain the status quo when it comes to conservation, because once of Environmental Protection, and Lee continued public enjoyment of our Lee County voters have repeatedly taken stances against additional taxes, yet in the those resources are lost, it will cost a great deal more to restore them, even if they could County Extension Service Sea Grant waters." non-binding 1996 referendum for Conservation 20/20, more than 54 percent agreed be salvaged .$ Program worked together to help certify The Sea Grant Program is part of the to pay an additional half mil, that's 50 cents on every $1,000 of taxable property, to eight marinas in Southwest Florida under Lee County Extension Service, which is a protect lands from development. From page 14 $10,289.25 to conservation organizations the Clean Marina Program. publicly funded statewide educational net- The Board of County Commissioners is considering another costly straw vote in in Florida .# "We are delighted to share in this won- work that provides information and scien- 2004, even though we already know that most citizens support it and that land conser- Donation derful recognition of the work we've been tific knowledge to area residents, business- vation is a program we can't afford not to have in this high-development region. It is just and conservation efforts on Sanibel Clark to Present able to accomplish together for our local es and government leaders. Through its as critical to our health and welfare as transportation, social services, or any number of during both on and off season. During marinas and for our environment," said partnership with the University of Florida, the county's other programs. season, presenters at the society's evening Bob Wasno, Lee County Extension the Lee County Extension Service offers Conservation the latest research and technology in See the4QQ*year-afd sunken As of the straw vote in 1996, only eight percent of the county's lands were con- programs provide the highlight after a Service Sea Grant Agent. treasure of the Atocha served, yet other South Florida coastal counties have at least 35 and even up to 70 per- week of birding activities for both winter 20/20 Program Local marinas that have received the more than 200 subjects related to horti- cent of their natural spaces protected. The vote might have been just in time, too, residents and visitors. Birding walks and Clean Marina designation are Barefoot culture, agriculture, marine education, mtic gotd doubloons, emeralds, & because the number of building permits has at least doubled in the past decade or so. classes conducted by local experts present I oger S. Clark, land stewardship Boat Club in Naples, Bonita Bay Marina youth development/4-H, and family and Single-family building permits in Lee County went from 3,408 in 1990 to 7,051 in a rare opportunity for both experienced manager for Lee County Parks Club in Bonita Springs, Cedar Bay Marina consumer sciences.^ silver pieces-of~eight for sale 2002. The number of multifamily units has jumped from 1,240 in 1990 to 4,120 in and novice birders to increase their knowl- kand Recreation, will present a on Marco Island, Fish Tale Marina on Fort 2002. Even the national economic stumble hasn't slowed growth here. edge of our world of birds!" Conservation 20/20 program at the Myers Beach, The Marina at Factory Bay Friends In Service Here Periwinkle Way [behind Winds} Conservation 20/20 has spent less than $70 million to buy and maintain close to Last fall $650 was donated to the Tuesday, October 21 meeting of the on Marco Island, Naples Boat Club, 239-395-3473 10,500 acres. About 10 percent of the funds go toward maintenance. All the proper- Calusa Nature Center of Fort Myers. To Sanibel Captiva Sail & Power Squadron Naples Marina & Boating Center, FISH Lines ties are bought from owners willing to sell into the program. The county does not use date this publication has donated at the Sanibel Community House. Southpointe Marina at Windstar in Open 10 am-8 pm eminent domain to force any sales. continued on page 44 Naples, and Tarpon Point Marina in Cape he person to person program is Coral. especially geared to those who live Mon - Sat The award was presented September Talone, are ill or housebound. It 24 at the Southern States Environmental combines a daily morning reassurance Conference and Exhibition in Mississippi. phone call with investigative follow-up if The award was presented by the Gulf of there is no response to the call. The Mexico Program to recognize businesses, program functions in cooperation with community groups, individuals and agen- the Sanibel Police Department. To cies that are taking positive steps to keep obtain additional information, please the Gulf of Mexico healthy, beautiful and call 472-0404.& productive. Underwritten by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the non-regulatory Gulf program is a consor- 1 tium of government agencies and industry SPORTS BAR & GRILLE representatives. Award entries were received from SERVING LUNCH & DINNER NFL • NCAA FOOTBALL m MLB WORLD SERIES • NASCAR AUSTRIAN CUISINE STYLE. LUNCH & DINNER ,S« 18 Different Schnitzel Soups • Pastas • Sandwiches j Burgers • Salads • Desserts &4OUI* 1 i ADDITIONAL 5% OFFWHENYOU ! 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Good Food • Best Service 17274 San Carlos Blvd.- Indian Creek Plaza 11am-2:30pm • 4:30-9pm • Closed Sunday Located at the corner of Rabbit Road & San-Cap Road Your Austrian Friends Welcome You! Credit Cards Accepted Next to the island House • 395-3502 18 likely to be seasoned explorers with a pen- ply, but now the demands of man are Swale Slosh a species like a gopher tortoise go for 1? CO Waters Journey: chant for staying composed in situations starting to exceed availability. Worse yet, CROW Case Of more than two weeks after admittance CO that would leave others gasping for the quality of that water is declining. he Sanibel-Captiva Conservation without eating. Hidden Rivers breath. The film examines impacts caused by Foundation will offer a Swale The Week: By the middle of September his cara- I Using state-of the-art High Definition agriculture, lawn maintenance, run-off and Slosh in October. This educational pace was healing nicely and he looked a en T LU Of Florida television equipment and techniques, overuse as well as many other issues. The CO ca program is an opportunity to learn Gopher Tortoise much more alert. But Dr. PJ is expecting viewers are transported to a wondrous exploration team traces the path of water about Sanibel's Interior Freshwater a long haul with this Me guy: he will be at hen people think about cave by Brian Johnson diving, they usually cringe with world portrayed from the point of view of beneath homes, farms and wastewater Wetlands with an up close look and feel the clinic at least through the winter. e a molecule of water. Pease and noted treatment facilities while offering solutions nightmarish visions of claustro- for the environment and its fascinating ach animal at Reptiles require quite a bit of nurturing W explorer and filmmaker Wes Skiles for ground water protection. o phobic blackness. They imagine a sport inhabitants. You will explore the sub- and patience. dynamically track the cave diving team of Jora Young, the Nature Conservancy's CROW has a file for an elite clan of tough, macho adren- merged swale with dip nets and other with pertinent At the moment he is still living in the to Tom Morris and Jill Heinerth through the Honda Director of Science stated, E aline junkies. But what few people sampling equipment to see the diversity surgery room, away from the larger turtles varied landscape of Florida. Skiles and "Watching Waters Journey is like having a information. The case appreciate is the dynamic structure of of macro-invertebrates and other water history for one poor housed in the reptile room. However he is underwater caves and what they mean Pease scramble through some startling ringside seat on exploration, as thrilling as dwelling critters. So bring your old not alone - he is sharing quarters with locations including industrial parks, restau- a walk on the moon or a dangerous climb little gopher tortoise to people on the surface. Underwater sneakers or water shoes (boots can be reads: "Dog another baby gopher tortoise who is miss- caves by their very nature are transport rants, bowling alleys, golf courses and of Mount Everest. Being there with these provided with advance notice) for this urban landscapes, while Morris and Chewed." ing an eye. "They seem to enjoy each mechanisms for groundwater and thats brave explorers, one is deeply touched by unique exploration of our Sanibel's other's company," said Dr. PJ.# Heinerth negotiate claustrophobic the majesty, beauty and vulnerability of Of course there is where most people get the water they Interior freshwater system. The Swale no good way to end up drink. squeezes and glorious underwater vistas Floridas priceless freshwater resources." below. Slosh program will last approximately an at CROW if you're a wild animal, but get- The stygian world beneath our feet is Dr. Greg Stone, Vice President of hour and a half and is appropriate for Global Marine Programs at the New ting chomped on by a dog, especially if an abstract one for most people to visual- Although the film was shot in Florida, the whole family. The Swale Slosh will you are only six inches in diameter, can't Gopher tortoise ize. When asked where their drinking the lessons learned in Waters Journey England Aquarium adds, "Waters Journey be offered on Wednesday, October 22 apply to all people. Waters Journey brings is fascinating, fun and compelling, but be much fun. creature pain medication, fluids, antibiotics which revealed a full GI tract. "His system water comes from, most would reply, the at 10 a.m. at The Conservation This gopher tortoise arrived at CROW and placed him in a warm place where he had slowed down with the trauma and faucet. But a new technology developed to light an impending international crisis. most of all it is an important film about Foundation's nature center. There is a BOAT DOCK Even in areas where no caves exist, water our environment and what we are doing on August 14 with deep puncture wounds could raise his body temperature. The clin- stress," she said. "He had stopped eating, by radio-magnetics expert, Brian Pease, is $3 per adult fee to the nature center; across his back and a bleeding carapace. ic provides heat lamps for their reptiles in and reptiles have a slow metabolism any- finally allowing people to see the active travels through the ground in much the to harm it and what we can now do to children and members are free. Space same fashion and water quality is affected save it. Waters Journey is an adventure "After getting hit by an automobile, a order to create an ambient temperature of way. " AVAILABLE relationship between cave systems and will be limited for the walks so reserva- dog attack is the second most common about 85 degrees. CROW staff gave him mineral oil, societys activities above. This technology by activities that occur on the surface of story for all who care about clean freshwa- tions are required. Reservations and the earth. Water is not something that is ter." reason we see injured turtles," said CROW Because he was so dull and couldn't more ginseng and took him outside each is being highlighted as a key component additional information can be obtained veterinarian Dr. PJ Deitschel. "Little tor- move well, the staff paid close to attention day to graze on the grass. The little tor- Up to 46' of a stunning new High Definition adven- used, discarded and destroyed. It is a part Waters Journey: Hidden Rivers of by calling the Conservation Foundation's of a great hydrologic cycle and will be Florida is underwritten by the Honda toises, especially, are just the right size for to make sure he didn't spend too much toise was still not interested in eating, but ture documentary Waters Journey: nature center at 472-2329.# dogs to use as chew toys." at least got the benefit of sunshine and the w/ S® ®mp senric® Hidden Rivers of Honda, premiering on reused indefinitely within a watershed. Department of Environmental Protection, time directly under the heat lamp. Through the series of dives, viewers the Florida Department of Education, the This tiny tortoise, said Dr. PJ, was On August 16 the staff tube fed him feel of grass and dirt. Finally, on WGCU/TV at 8 p.m. Tuesday, October September 8, his GI tract returned to 21. learn that their daily activities directly Horida Department of Agriculture and the "pretty dull and in pretty bad shape." Not ginseng. The following day he moved SB lighthouse Way, affect the quality and quantity of ground- Suwanee River Water Management all of his wounds were fresh, leading around a little bit, but still had pale mucous function. Today's underwater cave explorer CROW to surmise that the tortoise may membranes. Sea turtles can go months without eat- Satiii»el Island practices what is arguably the worlds most water available to them. Over eight billion District. A comprehensive companion gallons of water a day burst forth from educational outreach program is funded Our E-Mail address is have been attacked multiple times. He Dr. PJ began to feel concerned when, ing and not lose much weight. Other dangerous science mapping the labyrinth arrived cold, dehyrdated and with little by the 20th, the staff could find no evi- water turtles, such as cooters, also have a to bring home information for scientific Honda's springs, the most unique concen- by Progress Energy Foundation, FDEP 239-4J2-17I9 tration of springs on the planet. At one and FDOE. For more information log on [email protected] >

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The Lee County Professional Served with y: ;;I Grilled Bacon WrappedGiilf Shrimp on a Bedof Riiiatoni Pomodoro;',. array of your Guide Association members will also be baked Idaho participating. favorite crustaceans Sam Ogiso The cleanup operation will commence potato & Corn and more, steamed in at safe daylight on October 19 and con- on the cob the Heron's Special Brew sushi chef clude at FishTale Marina on Fort Myers Beach and The Waterfront Restaurant & Marina in St. James City on Pine Island at noon at which time the barbecues for vol- 37 Items on the unteers will begin. Any interested boaters, "Consider the Kids" Menu FRIDAY kayakers, jet skiers and other volunteers can call KLCB at 334-3488 for more All Specials Subject to Availability' NIGHT details or log onto www.KLCB.org to Monday-Friday 11a.m.-9p.m. ~ download a signup sheets Saturday & Sunday 7:30a. m.-9p.m. : 2330 Palm Ridge Road, ', VA pound Maine lobster 2255 W. Qjulf Drive 0 Casa Ybel Resort Sanibel Island TWEEN WATERS INN 239.472.9200 * www.thistlelodge.com served with corn on the cob, 800-223-5865 • 239-472-5161 • www.tween-waters.com Saturday 7:30-11a.m. (239)395-2300 french fries & coleslaw fc-mail [email protected] • RO. Box 249, Captiva Island, FL 33924 Sunday 7:30-12 Noon All Major Credit Cards Accepted , (while supplies last) destroyed when drainage canals The Simple Language Of Orchids were built 30 years ago. With the the hours of fun I have had browsing does not have everything in it. Here are v ending of the war - plans are being f Gardening through 12,000 plants. The book a few books I'll bet you would have fun Bromeliads USA' A New Twist On Old Gardening Advice made to restore these marshes - comes in two large volumes. looking into. Fantastic Trees by Edwin n Saturday, November 8 and by Dr. Faye Laurent Granberry, Sanibel orchid hobbyist which once teemed with fish and 5 In Florida I have a horticulturist friend who will Menninger. Just like a lot of us, strange Sunday, November 9, don't miss wildlife and were home to 500,000 characters are not infrequent but trea- sludge-amended soils. Other heavy metals Marsh Arabs." by Hulda Walters answer any question that I have on iden- Othe Caloosahatchee Bromeliad Tf' first t learned about tifying plants and trees. He has never sured just the same. The next book is Society's "Bomeliads USA" show and 1I mmulci h before kinder- have been found in crops four years after a Please join us at the Sanibel- ne thing I failed yet. His name is Bob Alonzo and the Golden Age of Plant Hunter by sale featuring a spectacular display of JLggartena . My parents sludge application, Also, remember it may Captiva Orchid Society on Monday, haven't lives in Fort Myers. A book that Bob Kenneth Lemmon. The history of plant Bromeliads from around the world all and grandparents, who contain toxic substances as pesticides. October 20, 1:30 p.m. at Saint Otalked about gave me is Flowering Trees of Sanibel. introduction into the United States is a sizes, colors and shapes, old favorites were gardeners, who Lesson learned: Grow your vegetables Michael and All Angels Episcopal much is many of It contains beautiful colored pictures of history most of us have no idea about, along with the rare and unusual. After you made their mulch from using your own homemade mulch. Church, 2304 Periwinkle Way, for the books I refer to most of the flowering trees that we see but a most extraordinary past we have. enjoy the show, take time to look for your the manure of farm ani- Interesting article on roof top planting the prettiest orchid show in town, for plant identifica- here and in South Florida. Finally, just let me say, a dear book that favorite plant, piece of driftwood, artwork mals almost everything of vegetable gardens. I quickly skipped plus Cattleya Orchid expert Randy tion and other infor- Here is a bit of trivia for you. Did you excited me so much when it was first or plant related item. Work shops avail- one throws away on a over that one. Living in a contemporary Bruckner. Guests $2.50, no reserva- mation. Being a know that the Kapok tree (bomax chlor- given to me is Tlllansia by Paul T. Isley. able both days. Free parking and admis- farm, including old home, with five different roof levels, which tions needed.=& dedicated sia) is the "Purple Heart" of flowering From this book I learned about the won- sion.The show will be on November 8 machinery (iron content) has an ongoing history of leaking, I cringe Dr. Granberry is president of Sanibelian, I must trees because it saved the lives of derful air plant family on Sanibel. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and November 9 to leather shoes, food at the thought of anything on my roof. the Sanibel-Captiva Orchid mention Dick Workman's book first, approximately 32,000 sailors during Here is a story that I find interesting. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Terry Park, scraps - except meat Holiday gifts: The new trend is plants Society. She is a well-known Native Plants of Sanibel. This has been WWII. This was the material used for At full moon this past week I got up at 2 3410 Palm Beach Boulevard, Fort Myers 1 and their byproducts. that can give years of pleasure — as orchid hobbyist lecturer, writer, very helpful for learning Sanibel's native stuffing life preservers at that time. It is a.m. to see the bloom of my Night On Saturday, November 8 the Rare Even dishwater was saved for the roses as Bromelaids - less expensive, readily avail- and a master gardener. She plants. The close second, if not tied for against the law to cut down a Kapok Blooming Cereus, This is not the usual Fruit Tree Council and Lee County it contained a high level of fat from the able and durable. holds a B.S. degree in horticul- first place with Workman's book for tree, and it is requested that you register variety because it closes up by 4 a.m. Master Gardeners will also be selling homemade soaps. I learned about organic Closing note: Avant Gardener "The ture and graduate degrees in psy- identifying exotic plants, is Exotica your Kapok tree with the agricultural The story behind this plant is interesting. plants at Terry Pk^ control of insects and the value of fats to Fertile Crescent, 8,000 square miles of chology. Three, a pictorial encyclopedia of exotic department of the State of Florida. A friend in Cape Coral gave it to me, control nematodes, all before learning my wetlands in Iraq, thought to be the Biblical plants. Twelve thousand photographed A friend gave me a fairly comprehen- and I have treasured it. I have watched it ABCs. Garden of Eden, was almost totally Cattleya quadricolor illustrations imagine! Also indexes of sive book on native plants: Native with loving interest ever since. This Old information is of value as we can common and botanical names, plus an Florida Plants. Again, all wonderful plant first occupied a space in a bar in build on it and then add the latest research. index of plant descriptions, origins, code color pictures, but, I have found even it Pennsylvania in the late 1800s. Patrons One of my favorite resources is the check and list care. You wouldn't believe would party at the time of full moon to Come and experience FISHING Horticultural Data Processing Service. see its blooms. Cuttings from the origi- A review of mulches by Dr. R. J. Balge, taste of ^ ns' p'i nt were given only to direct REGULATIONS listed as an eminent horticulturist, states dc->re idents of the original owner. I feel "Maintaining a lawn under a tree is not hoi i_i i^d to be the first recipient outside Fishing regulations are established by the State of Florida and easy and it is wrong. The grass inhibits the *h s it ;le. The blossoms are white growth of the tree's fibrous root system, •inqed vvith pink and are very aromatic. include required salt water licenses for reduces the vigor and places the tree under D u IT; the summer my plant usually has boat angler and non-resident anglers. stress. If the lawn is watered heavily the a! <~>ui 12 blossoms each month. Regulations and licences are available at tree's feeder roots may rot." On young or "I his article comes to you each week thin barked trees we know the damage 11 rli ha loving help of my granddaugh- local fishing tackle stores. Marine Environment Regulations Brochure Available At mowers or trimmers cause, as well as tc- -Uganda Walters. Sanibel City Hall, 800 Dunlop Road. harm from herbicides used on grass. 1 Lppy gardening!^ The best approach is to start at the drip line and spread mulch outwards, using no more than two to four inches. If more is used the feeder roots may move to the heavy mulch and not send down deep roots. In times of drought the roots suffer. I make a band at least three feet wide of environmental mulch - only melaleuca. I make mulch from refuse from the yard and kitchen, plus the few leaves that fall. On a new tree this process on a young tree can double or triple the growth of the tree. Dr. 10:30p. Balge found in his research some woody Reservations recohimeiMeQ i2M*PeriwiiiklcWay plants can grow up to six times faster if given a 10 to 20 foot diameters of mulch. The plants get the benefit of a rich forest **•• Serving Dinner 7 Days floor. Other articles state that melaleuca JEAN LE BOEUF mulch is the only one that deters termites. FT. MYERS NEWS PRESS 5:30 - 10pm On rainy days I take a bottle of liquid Piano Bar • Private Parties 2761 West Gulf Drive dishwashing soap — the least expensive- Ample Parking Adjacent to Nutmeg Village spray it over the wood chips and mulch to start the process to decompose and break Sanibel-472-1141 the surface tension for the absorption of www.RivieraOfSanibel.com water. Do not pay any attention when neighbors, seeing the yard in foam, com- ment that, anyone washing their wood chips is eccentric. Sludge: Sludge, or "bi-o-solids" made from sewage, are used, by some, as fertiliz- Open for Dinner Wednesday - 6unday 530 - 9.30 PM er and soil amendments. I do not use Outstanding Cuisine & Excellent Wine Selection sludge. The National Organic Standards prohibit the use of sludge on any certified organic farms and for good reason. The 15% OFF ANY BOTTLE OF WINE EPA standards permit high levels of heavy With 2 Entrees • With this Ad. metals such as chromium, cadmium, and in some cases it may be 20 times over the Captiva Drive, Captiva Island • 472-1956 limits allowed in Europe. The Avant Gardener reports on page three that sev- rom me sriof es of the Riviera eral studies have shown 6 to 29 percent to the Gulf Coast of Sanibel, enjoy Northern Reservations Recommended lead in numerous vegetables grown in Chef/Owner Paul Minoui Italian Cuisine & Mediterranean Specialties 22 Orchid Society Opens Fall Season of Cattleyas that are unusual but yet obtainable for the orchid hobbyist. He will share his 23 CO Shells Found culture technique and will bring to the meeting a number of his cattleyas for sale. This in g affords an unusual opportunity for members and guests to add to their collections at a suitable price. • I mam Dr. Faye Granberry, president of the Society, announces this will be the most excit- O tn LU ing season for the group. On the agenda will be some of America's .top speakers, pJus CD special social events, judged orchid shows and trips. 2 LOOKING FOR A NEW HAIRCUT? The San-Cap Orchid Society has long been recognized for the outstanding presenta- u tion of the judged ribbon awarded orchid show that is presented at each meeting except o o Try the new rubber band cut December. A number of the members are world travelers and they have added to their z using Beta Sheers collections unusual and rare orchids. This type of collecting, coupled with excellent e en growing techniques and presentation, makes this orchid show out of the ordinary. m Q Sanibel Beauty SaSon & Nail Department On the October agenda will be Anna Bralove-membership, special orchid interest, 3 Cel Luke-Orchid Show and John Bralove-special events and film maker. to I The December 19, Holiday Buffet Luncheon will feature one of America's best rec- 8 CO (239) 472-1111 • (239) 395-2022 ears ognized orchid specie authors Paul Martin Brown. / \Y(y vpy 53 Y °f complete & professional hair & nail care for the entire family. He will have his books for sale. The event is chaired by Betrje Cattell. To reserve a ^j Nowhere else can you have this much fun and leave looking Soooo good! place please send a check for $16 made out to San-Cap Orchid Society, 9454 Cotten Sanibel's First & Finest... In Bailey's Shopping Center Court, Sanibel, Florida 33957 — not refundable. All activities including meetings, socials and luncheons are open to the public. Meetings do not require a reservation. Members are free-all others $2.50. The public is n- tt&' invited to participate in the orchid show. Please come and see the prettiest show in

• Demonstrations at 10 a.m. and iore Your Y Bonsai Show 2 p.m. on Saturday by Florida Bonsai Study of an Orchid by Martin Johnson Heade teachers. And Sale • Workshops at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on he Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society will open the 2003-2004 season by presenting n Saturday and Sunday. •Sunday where 10 people in each class will in lecture, Randy Bruckner, one of the recognized top experts in the field of the be taught to create their own Bonsai trees Sal Jr., Sal, Gianna, Lisa and Marrlssa Caroniti study and cultivation of Cattleyas on October 20, at 1:30 p.m., Saint Michael November 1 and 2, from 10 a.m. T to 4 p.m., there will be a bonsai with the help of a Bonsai Teacher. and All Angels Episcopal Church, 2304 Periwinkle Way. O • Vendors with trees, pots, books, and isa Caroniti of Cleveland, Ohio found a Junonia on the south end of Cayo Costa tree show and sale at the Garden Council Bruckner started growing orchids as a hobby that soon turned into a successful busi- lots of Bonsai related items. while vacationing in June.'ft ness due to his knowledge of the growing techniques, especially of cattleyas — one of and Activities Center, located at 2426 Cleveland Avenue (in front of Lee " Many trees for sale by club members. his favorite's — that has landed him in the world of orchids as a recognized expert. » The Garden Council Building is hand- Since a number of the orchid hobbyists of Sanibel and Captiva favor the Cattleya in Memorial Hospital). The show is open to the public and admission is free. icap friendly with no steps. their collections, this is a special program to learn his techniques. • Plenty of free parking. Bruckner's down-to-earth presentation, has made him a sought after speaker in the The show will include: • A large exhibit of Bonsai trees from Call Judy Gore at 334-0673 or Our E-Mail address is [email protected] world of orchids. [email protected] for more Associated with Tropiflora in Sarasota he has been able to introduce a wide variety three inches tall to three feet tall, created by beginner to advanced members. information.^ f In Honor Of 25 Years Of *S^ FRESH FISH ^ Prime Beef Oct. 1st through Oct. 25th we will be offering ONE OF THE BEST SELECTIONS OF DOMESTIC & IMPORTED WINES ON THE WEST COAST TWO DINNERS Arturo Fuente Fresh Fish for $25.00 Bauza • Cohiba Women want me, fish choices include, but are not limited to tear me, and the bartender i? wants my keys." 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STEAKS:* NFL» College • MLB Pkyoffc fft Best Early Bird Dinner On The Island Outside Smoking Section Available • 10 Satellites and HDTV featured Everyday In Our Walk In Humidor. zt* 9>9S forth e flrst Hundred Folks Smart Enough to Show up Before 6 p. t MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL . 239.4723^ 254 SPECIALS* Bailey's Shopping Center CHICKEN WINGS • DOMESTIC DRAFTS NEXT TO THE THEATER • 472-1682 OYSTERS • HOUSE WINE • WELL DRINKS OPEN' M0,V - SAT. 9 AM. - 9 P.M, SUNDAY NOON - 7 P,M. • 10% DISCOUNT ON CASE ORDERS SEAFOOD • SPORTS • SPIRITS * Served 9 p.m. - Halftime the last year I have been working for the hilarious musical spoof of Florida living 25 I News From The Naples Players at the Sudgen Theatre, a November 20 - A Big Stake Island x Style Poker Game fundraiser will take Sin-sationar Comedy Sly Fox Hits Florida Rep A Chorus Line § SCA Periwinkle community based theater organization in . Naples. I also served on the technical place at the SCA Community Center to he Florida Repertory Theatre Producing Artistic Director Directed By director, lighting and sound designer for benefit the Periwinkle Playhouse. Robert Cacioppo directs the opening production of the 7 jjj Playhouse the SCA's fundraiser production of Final December 20 - a magic show. 2003/2004 season, the Southwest Florida premiere of Larry Arrangements and Making It On December (date still being finalized) the T A True line submitted by Todd Sherman, Gelbart's sin-sational comedy Sly Fox, which is slated to be pro- General Manager Purpose's fundraiser production by Out of play, Galileo Galaliee's Daughter, an duced on Broadway this fall, starring Richard Dreyfus. Larry Veteran the Box Productions of Disaster Piece original one women show written and Gelbart, America's preeminent comedy writer (M*A*S*H*, sland residents, as you welcome back Theatre held at Periwinkle Playhouse. performed by Janima Birtolo. Tootsie, Oh, God!) tickles the funny bone once again with this roadway Palm your many friends returning toth e During the last four and a half years I have Stop by the SCA Periwinkle Playhoua update of the uproarious 17th-century classic farce, Volpone. Sly Dinner islands from up north, 1 hope you will I worked in Southwest Florida for Florida on November 6 at 10 a.m. for the volun- Fox will be presented at Florida Repertory Theatre, Southwest BTheatre pre- welcome me as the general manager of Repertory Theatre and the J. Howard teer coffee. Meet Todd Sherman and Florida's professional regional theatre October 17 through sents A Chorus the Sanibel Community Association's Wood Theatre. I have a masters of fine learn more about what's ahead for the November 9. Line, one of the SCA Periwinkle Playhouse. In mid- arts degree in directing from Virginia theater and how you can help. Volunteer "The cast we have assembled for this funny tale of old sins and new most honored musi- October I will start this position knowing Commonwealth University and have are needed for ushering, box office, painl tricks is truly remarkable," said Producing Artistic Director Robert cals in history, play- it will be a unique and challenging one. toured the United States, Canada and ing, distribution, marketing, public rela- Cacioppo. "Why go to Broadway, when you can see Broadway actors ing October 16 As the former technical director of the Todd Sherman tions, mailings, gardening, hospitality, throuoh November Taiwan with all kinds of theatrical events. on a Broadway set, in a Broadway play, before it even gets' to Wood Theatre, some residents of the stagehands and so much more. Call 472 22, Patricia The SCA's board decision of how best Broadway!" island may know me, Todd Sherman. For has been very difficult. The original hope 2155 if you can come. Wilcoxson provides to utilize this wonderful theater building Though Ben Jonson's Volpone was set in 17th-century Venice, the to find an established theater group to I need and want your ideas. Come by direction and chore- lease the facility did not come to fruition. title character in Sly Fox, Foxwell J. Sly, finds himself in tum-of-the- ography for Patricia Wilcoxson and meet me and share your ideas about century San Fransisco. There, during the Gold Rush, he attempts to There were many reasons why; mostly it the usage of your theater. Broadway Palm's A Chorus Line, bring- was the financial investment necessary. part a trio of rich, greedy opportunists from their fortunes by pretend- ing over 12 years experience with this See you at the Periwinkle • ing to be on his deathbed. This much loved play, celebrates the joy of After the realization that a theater Playhouse!^ legendary musical. Patti has toured with group could not be found, SCA decided a good trick, the fun and humor of deceit and climaxes with a delight- A Chorus Line in some of the world's that the best use of the property would be ful, surprising.twist. most beautiful cities such as Paris, Milan a leasing theater. As general manager, I Season Opener Sly Fox was originally produced on Broadway in 1976 and went and Zurich during three National Tours. will be responsible for seeking a variety of on to run 495 performances. Director Arthur Penn, who will direct the She has worked with Tony Award win- Sanibel* o start the 2003-2004 theater se; upcoming Broadway production, also directed the original. George C. theater and entertainment venues, ning directors Thommie Walsh, Mitzi son and celebrate the 10th fundraising/benefit events and private or Scott played the lead role of Sly, with Bob Dishy and Jack Gilford in Hamilton and Baayork Lee. anniversary of the Cypress Lake commercial business for Periwinkle T supporting roles. Dishy won a Drama Desk Award and was nominated Be*f HapvY How Center for the Arts, theater majors and for a Tony for his performance. Patti has done various productions of Playhouse. minors will perform over 30 acting and A Chorus Line since 1992. She believes The theater and property remains The show will run October 17 through November 9, Tuesday musical selections on October 24 and 25 that the play is primarily about basic essentially the same. The same beautifully through Saturday evenings at 8 p.m., Wednesdays, Saturdays and' at 7 p.m. at the center, 6740 Panther human relationships. Recently she said, designed facade, the same welcoming Sundays at 2 p.m. Exceptions: no matinees on November 1 or 8. Lane. John Newton, Gary Lee Smith, Niels Miller, Kelly Parker, "A Chorus Line is steeped in rich New X lot I DffIntel r-<- lobby and the same wonderfully designed There will also be a post-show discussion on October 30. Audiences will get a preview of the Maurice Schlafer, Branislav Tomich York tradition and showcases the brilliant Coll& Well Liquor K intimate theater setting; but we did Tickets are $15 to $32. Student and group discounts are available. many performances that will be repeated choreography of the late Michael replace the center seat section with Call Florida Repertory Theatre Box Office at 332-4488 or 877-787-8053. Bennett. The show speaks for anyone Draft & Bottle Beer . ^H at the Florida State District 6 Showcase newer, more comfortable seats (thanks to Florida Repertory Theatre is located in the historic Arcade Thearte in downtown Fort Myers on Bay Street between Jackson and who has dared to dream and put them- on November 22, at the Charlotte Count Select House Wine | the Cape Coral Police Department and Hendry Streets. Visit Florida Rep online at www.floridarep.org.'ft selves on the line." A Chorus Line salutes Performing Arts Center. volunteers headed up by SCA board the unsung heroes of a Broadway show, Selections include monologues, duet member, Gordon Schopfer). Local artists, the members of "the line." It won the acting and ensemble acting scenes, and ties of painting with watercolor, includ- lappw liit *i.» i represented by Marcia York of Tower Pulitzer Prize for drama and the Tony solo musical, duet musical and group October ing direct and wet-in-wet techniques; Saks Honors Artist Sesame Encrusted Ahi Tuna, Crispy Fried Calamari, • Gallery, will be on view in the lobby. Award for best musical by the New York musical performances. The programs fea composition, color theories and applica- n Thursday, October 23 a recep- Sounds great, doesn't it! Drama Critics Circle. Chilled Oysters, Steamed Shrimp, beer Battered Mozzarella, ture a variety of excellent literature and Workshops At tion of paint. Subject matter will betaken tion honoring artist Lynda I am excited about being general man- Snow Crao Legs, Chicken Wings. music. from still life, photos, sketches and, McHugh will be held from 5:30 Experience the glitter, excitement and ager of the SCA Periwinkle Playhouse. It O the competition behind the Broadway The two-hour showcases begin at BIG ARTS weather permitting, on site painting. to 7:30 p.m. at Saks Fifth Avenue in the is my belief that this little jewel of a theater 7 p.m. on both nights and admission is Many more workshops will begin in Bell Tower Shops. McHugh's work will lights. A Chorus Line plays at Broadway should be presenting the kind of entertain- arolyn Councel will offer a three 4 * f iJtt* Mfltftf Open til 11pm for $5. November; call BIG ARTS at 395-0900 be on exhibit at Saks through November Palm October 16 through November 22. ment that islanders and island guests day Watercolor Workshop on Performances are Tuesday through Tickets are available one half hour Tuesdays, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., for more information and to register early. 5.* dinner on Fri and Sat. want. My job is to make that happen! C BIG ARTS is located at 900 Dunlop Sunday with selected matinees. Tickets prior to showtime at the blackbox ticket November 1 - Center Stage, a theater October 21, 28 and November 4. The range from $21 to $44 and are available office.^ Road; office hours are group from Naples, will be performing cost is $220 for the three full days. The at www.broadwaypalm.com or by calling class will explore many of the possibili- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through ° o If it Swims in Honda Give My Regards To Florida an original, Friday.* or visiting the box office at 1380 Colonial •. Waters, We Serve It. /QQi Boulevard in Fort Myers, 278-4422.O Sanibel s Eggfeiting New Cafe Smbd btwJts Most Eggs Etfgf xactly How You Like Em! Otuht Vima Exp&mce> Of Sanibel Etftff ceptional Benedicts # Omelets f Scramblerst Eggf cetera! Try Subs • Salads • Wings • Ribs • Gourmet Pizza of the Week And Fabulous Lunches Too! ITALIAN DINNERS • $5,00 - $9,25 re lilliiiiiiiliRilili ^Available Oct 20$ PIZZA DOUGH iiiiiiiiiiiiiSii South Beach Diet, ^? 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His performance will Library Book 12004 Shell Point be picked up after 6:15 p.m. at the Box include selections from Schumann, Jazz on the Green, Inc., is a non-profit, 27 Office (in the Village Church) the night of Brahms and Mendelssohn. Discussion Nutcracker Returns all-volunteer organization, which in its the performance. Thursday, February 4 5 Concert Series ulfshore Ballet's popular Nutcracker will return to Schein Hall at BIG seven and a half year history has con- The Concert Schedule The St. Olaf Choir he Secret Life of Bees by Sue tributed more than $170,000 to The (V heli Point Retirement Community Students from St. Olaf College in Monk Kidd will be discussed on ARTS for two performances on Saturday. December 20. Gulfshore LU is pleased to announce a new clas- Monday, November 3 Director Melinda Roy is pleased to announce that New York City Ballet • Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida. CO Naples Philharmonic Orchestra Brass Northfield, Minnesota, have performed Wednesday, October 22 at 2 p.m G The event features a children's play area, O sical concert series for 2004, fea- T principal dancers Sebastien Marcovici and Janie Taylor will return to Sanibel to S Quintet together in the world's finest concert halls at the Sanibel Public Library. Jeanne upscale food vendors, beverage sales, o turing several well-known musicians, since 1912. Under the direction of Anton Fuchs will be the moderator of the hour star in the roles of the Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier. In her review of last o plus a continuation of the partnership This award-winning ensemble is com- year's performance, Marsha Wagner noted that Marcovici and Taylor "were merchandise sales and autograph signings 1 Armstrong, the 75-member choir per- long discussion. established last year with the Naples posed of orchestra members Matthew magnificent dancing the grandest of the grand Pas de deux, lifting the audience by the performers. Giant video screens . •z. Sonneborn and James Stephenson III, forms a capella spirituals and other songs It's 1964, the year of the Civil Rights enable the crowd to view the action from CO Philharmonic and Southwest Florida out of its seats for a standing Symphony. "Arts and culture have trumpets; Tracy Leonard, horn; Michael with unmatched precision and beauty. Act, in Sylvan, South Carolina. Fourteen- any vantage point. Some selections featured in this perfor- year-old Lily is on the lam with motherly ovation." The other guest star a always been a part of the quality lifestyle Zion, trombone; and Mo Anderson, tuba. for the evening will be Christine Gates open at 3 p.m. The event begins here at Shell Point," said Dawn Boren, The lively and wide-ranging performance mance include: Amazing Grace, Little servant Rosaleen, fleeing both Lily's abu- at 4 p.m. Ticket prices are $30 in Birds, and In Peaceful Slumber. sive father T. Ray and the police who bat Simpson, former principal 1director of resort services for the com- will highlight several American composers dancer from Hubbard Street advance and $40 at the gate. Children CO Thursday, March 4, 2004 tered Rosaleen for defending her new munity. "By continuing the Classical and includes American Dance Music by Dance, returning in the role of under 10 are free. The Jazz Hotline Concert Series that was so successful Daniel McCarthy; Simple Song by Philadelphia Piano Quartet right to vote. Library Journal calls this phone number is 477-4683. Tickets are Norman Carol, former concertmaster novel "a wonderfully written debut." the Arabian dancer, a role last year, we are able to expand the Leonard Bernstein; and Joe Green's which she "exquisitely execut- available at the official Jazz on the Green musical offerings to our residents and Xylophonia for xylophone and brass of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and La Discussion begins promptly at 2 p.m. Web site at www.jazzonthegreen.com. Mar Alsop, former concertmaster of the in the library ground floor meeting room ed" last year. the local community." quintet, showcasing James Dallas, the These guest artists will com- The official Web site is an interactive site orchestra's principal percussionist. New York City Ballet, join forces with cel- and is free and open to the public. where interested fans, sponsors and volun- The concerts will be held at 7:30 p.m. list Bert Phillips and pianist Toby Reference materials are available at the pliment the students of Gulfshore in the auditorium of The Village Church Tuesday, January 20 Ballet who will perform all the teers can obtain and submit information,^ Jon Nakamatsu Biumenthal to form the Philadelphia library desk. It is preferred that you come on The Island at Shell Point. Cost per Piano Quartet. This performance will fea- dances of Act II of this most concert is $25 per person, or $100 for Jon Nakamatsu claimed a distinguished having read the book, ready to join in the ture selections from Mozart, Turina and lively discussion. For further information famous of all holiday ballets. the series of five concerts. Tickets are place in the international music scene in There will be a matinee perfor- Mexican available by mail only, payable by check June, 1997, when he won the Gold Schumann. contact the Library at 472-2483. The Monday, April 4 Sanibel Public library is located at 770 mance at 4 p.m. (free admission made out to "Shell Point." Please mail Medal in the Van Clibum International for all children) and an evening Art Exhibit check and concert selection(s) to: Concert Piano Competition — the only American Southwest Florida Symphony Presents Dunlop Road.* Bach Again performance at he Matsumoto Gallery will feature Series, 15000 Shell Point Boulevard, to have won the top honor since 1981. 7 p.m. The New York City Suite 110, Fort Myers, FL 33908. No Jon has played as soloist throughout the By popular demand, the music of a "Mexican Handcrafts" exhibit Art At The Library Ballet stars will dance in the starting on Saturday, October 18 credit card orders will be accepted. All United States, Europe and South Johann Sebastian Bach and sons return T evening performance, only. This tickets are general aUmission, with no America, including performances at the for an encore performance. This concert he Sanibel-Captiva Art League and running through Saturday, showcases several choral works: J.S performance was sold out last November 1. The exhibit will include refunds or exchanges. Ticket orders will Hollywood Bowl, Carnegie Hall and the announces Jo Mullins "One- year, so you are encouraged to Bach's Cantata #800 and Ein feste Burg woman Show" of her landscape masks, toys, embroidered blouses, wood T reserve your tickets early. The carvings and more. Exhibit hours are A Might]/ Fortress is Our God and and floral paintings at the Sanibel Nutcracker is an event to he C.P.E. Bach's Magnificat. The Southwest Library. The show will run through Janie Taylor Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to Honda Symphony Chamber Chorus fea- enjoyed by the entire family and 5 p.m. Matsumoto Gallery is located in November 3.$ is a wonderful way to begin the tures four special guest soloists: Douglas Sebastien Marcovici the Village shops on Periwinkle Way. Renfroe and Lorraine Murphy-Renfroe, holiday weekend. This year's event is once again co-sponsored by BIG ARTS, and For more information, call 472-2941.* FLORIDA tenor Robert Lischetti, and mezzo sopra- tickets are available by calling their box office at 395-0900.^ no Audrey Babcock. CITRUS The concerts are sponsored in part by IS HERE! Friends of the Arts at Shell Point and Jazz On The NAVEL WGCU Public Media. Shell Point ORANGES Retirement Community is located on Shell Point Boulevard, just past the Green 2003 RUBY RED Summerlin and McGregor intersection in PIZZA • PASTA he eighth annual Jazz on the GRAPEFRUIT Fort Myers, approximately two miles Green to benefit The Children's before the Sanibel Causeway. For more Barrier Island RIBS • SUBS THospital of SW Florida has SANlBEL PARKING COMPANY 472-9696 information about the 2004 Concert announced both its new location for SW 'RODjJCE Series, call 454-2067 .# Title Services, Inc. Florida's premier jazz festival and its line- I THE CHARMING BEAN Sanibel Square, 2242 Periwinkle Way (239)472-3688 of Sanibel WINGS up of artists for the 2003 concert. The (In the building adjacent to The Bean) y y opEN DA S "You'll Appreciate the Difference" event will be held on Saturday, October PERIWINKLE WAY [email protected] 9am-6Pm 25, from 4 to 11 p.m. at the Florida EUROPEAN Gulf Coast University Campus. 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Expires 10/24/03 i of the Islands l/lP%i2^ Vegetarian & children^ me«u available 12 sual and emotional", yet imbued with music and message that are "deeply spiri- tual". 23 Arts & Festivals Calendar Guy And Janet Woodford Photo Contest Winners On October 2003 Feted By Dunes Members Display At xDing7 Darling a. by Brian Johnson UJ CQ he winning pictures from the "Ding" Darling Wildlife D Society photo contest will be on display at the refuge o * Indicates a multi-date event o October 17 Tfrom October 18 to the end of May. A record number 131 entries were submitted to the Wildlife * FLORIDA REPERTORY THEATRE launches Sly Fox, comedy writer Larry Society this year. The winner was Ligia Dovale-Kiamco of Gelbart's update of Ben Johnson's classic farce Volpone about villainous schemers Warwick, Rhode Island with a colorful action shot of a white bird chasing a notorious miser's fortune. Performances are S p.m. Friday and Saturday, and feeding in blue water. < 2 p.m. on Sunday through November 9, in the historic downtown Arcade Theatre, Rick Kinney of Cape Coral took second place with an aerial 2267 first Street. Call the theatre box office at 332-4488 to reserve $15 to $32 tick- view of a roseatee spoonbill. Local Sanibel resident Dee Fulk ets. placed 10th. October 18 "Prizes for the winners were graciously donated by local busi- nesses," said John Carney, one of the four contest judges. "The ART LEAGUE OF BONITA SPRINGS, 26100 Old 41 Road, Bonita Springs, hosts Wildlife Society is very grateful for their support." 6th place - James R. O'Donnel, 7th place - Sallie Rich, Cockeysville, a free "Celebrate Literacy in the Arts Day" at their Center for the Arts from 10 a.m. to The photos were judged on October 9, 2003. The other Covington, Ohio Maryland 2nd place - Rick Kinney, Cape Coral 4 p.m. Activities planned for this family event include painting, puzzles, puppet-making, three judges were refuge biologist Kendra Pednault and island visual and performing arts presentations, multi-cultural storytelling, etc. For more details, photographers Charles McCullough and David Meardon.# call 495-8989. * TECO ARENA at 1-75 and Corkscrew Road presents morning, afternoon and evening performances today and tomorrow of the favorite fun and educational kids Left to right: Guy Woodford, Janet Woodford, Marge York, Chuck York show, Sesame Street Liue. Call 948-7825 for ticketing information. even-year Sanibel residents, Guy and Janet Woodford, were honored with a October 23 gala send-off dinner on November 5 at The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club. The * CALUSA NATURE CENTER AND PLANETARIUM celebrates Halloween with Spopular couple, natives of England, have moved to the Costa Del Sol on the their scary "Second Annual WINK Haunted Walk" at 3450 Ortiz Avenue, featuring Mediterranean Coast of Spain. Guy was an active member of The Dunes Men's swamp monsters, mazes and guiEotines. Held tonight through October 31, admission is Golf Association and Janet played with tennis groups at both The Dunes and $6 per person. Discover all the shocking details at 275-3435. Beachview Country Club. The British couple accumulated scores of good friends during their residency on Sanibel and their departure is deeply regretted. Chuck CALUSA NATURE CENTER & PLANETARIUM, 3450 Ortiz Ave., hosts an York and Gib Warren organized the farewell event and Guy was presented with an 11 a.m. Preschool Program "Animal Autographs" for 3 to 5 year olds to learn to recog- aerial photograph of The Dunes Golf Course, where he played so many exciting nize (and make) different animal tracks. Call 275-3435 to reserve $7 adult or $4 chil- rounds.^ dren's tickets or visit www.calusanature.com for further details.^

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den factors you weren't told about. President Adams became the first SCORPIO (October 23 to president to reside in what became 1. PRESIDENTS: What is the location of Harry Truman's presidential November 21) That major move known as the "White House" you've been considering could come because its white-gray Virginia free- library? stone contrasted strikingly with the 2. ARTS: For what area of the arts was Jerome Robbins best known? sooner than you expected. Make LU sure you'll be ready with the facts red brick of nearby buildings. CO 3. GEOGRAPHY: In what state are the Olympic Mountains located? • On Oct. 16, 1793, nine months 4. FOOD: What is the chief ingredient of soubise sauce? you need when decision time arrives. ° after the execution of her husband, o 5. MOVIES: Who won the Best Actor Oscar for "Save the Tiger"? SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to o the former King Louis XVI of 6. PAINTING: Peter Paul Rubens was a major figure in which art move- December 21) Languishing relation- France, Marie-Antoinette follows ment? ships can benefit from a break in him to the guillotine. 7. MYTH: What power was the Philosopher's Stone believed to hold? routine. Get out of the rut and do something new and maybe more • On Oct. 14, 1912, before a than a little unpredictable this week- campaign speech in Milwaukee, .. *_. ~*^ ^-. * , *. _± """p'pB end. Wis., Theodore Roosevelt is shot at o;ui s[0}3Ui aseq uan; O} ifytjtqe auj.'L 'svibojeg 'a, "uoujuiaq >pep CAPRICORN (December 22 to close range by saloonkeeper William •UOIUQ p 'uo;Sutqse/y\ •£ •fiqde.iSo3.ioi0 3 OJAI 'aouapuadapur \ January 19) Although you don't Schrank. The .32-caliber bullet failed to mortally wound the former presi- New information about a past deci- think of yourself as a role model, your ability to make a tough decision dent because its force was slowed by My Stars ••• sion raises some unsettling questions a glasses case and a bundle of manu- from an old friend. Be prepared to at this time sets an example for oth- ARIES (March 21 to April 19) A ers, who admire your courage. scripts in the breast pocket of bid for you to step in and take over explain your actions fully and, if nec- Roosevelt's heavy coat. essary, to make adjustments. AQUARIUS (January 20 to an incomplete project could prove to • On Oct. 15, 1917, Mata Hari, LEO (July 23 to August 22) This February 18) You need to move any be an excellent learning experience remaining obstacles out of your way the archetype of the seductive that you can take with you when a is not a good time to share personal secrets, even with someone you've before you can take on a new chal- female spy, is executed for espi- new opportunity opens up. lenge. Seek advice from close, trust- onage by a French firing squad at TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) known for a long while. What you don't reveal now won't come back ed friends and associates. Vincennes, outside of Paris. It's a good time for socializing, both PISCES (February 19 to March • On Oct. 18, 1951, best-selling with family and with friends. Your to haunt you later. VIRGO (August 23 to September 20) A career change appears novelist Terry McMillan ("How Stella aspects also favor developing new increasingly likely to happen during Got Her Groove Back") is born in relationships, any or all of which 22) Pushing yourself to meet a pro- ject deadline is admirable. But be the next several weeks. It's a good Port Huron, Mich. McMillan's con- might become especially meaningful. idea to start now to prepare, so you temporary fiction draws on her own # Shenandoah # The Enclave # Sherrill Pointe GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) careful not to leave out important details in your rush to complete your can be ready to make the move experiences as a middle-class black Country Estates At St. Charles Harbour Waterfront Views Your success in handling a recent dif- when the time comes. woman. ficult situation prompts a request to work and send it off. 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Featuring a 24-hour definitely means more at Sherrill Pointe. In the CANCER (June 21 to July 22) tal city of Washington. In 1800, homes, riding trails and plenty of room to roam, for equestrians...or pedestrians! The manned guardhouse for privacy, tennis, heart of the prestigious Iona area, home Andalusia, The Equestrian and The boating, a community pool and fine dining. sites range from $450,000 to $750,000, with Palomino models are on display daily. The Valencia model is priced at $1,295,000. several classic home designs to explore. BEST TAKE-OUT ON THE ISLANDS Home sites available from $275,000. Home sites start at $300,000, with boat Home/lot packages priced from $895,000. slips available. 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Who was the first player to hit home runs in his first two World Series at-bats? Full HCP match held on October 8 unteering on the committee. £ As Does Sixth Season For particularly the following in Boston and Chicago. T To get involved, contact Suzanne 3. How many losing seasons did Pro Football Hall'of Fame member George Allen are as follows: have as an NFL head coach? . Through last weekend, the combined ratings for both series were up 51 percent A Flight: Ostertag, committee chairperson, at | Florida Everblades Hockey over last year. And just look at these amazing figures: 540-1355 or Nickole Hendra at 4. Which four coaches have had their schools in the NCAA men's basketball title First place, Tony Burke, 61; second game in three different decades? by Ed Frank In Chicago, 52 percent of the television sets were tuned into the Cubs-Marlin place (tie), Guy Woodford, 62; John Ford. 481-7856. For more information about series. In Boston, it was 58 percent. Obviously, the fact that the Red Sox have not 5. Name the last team before the New Jersey Devils in 2003 to win the Stanley B Flight: Krabbe Leukodystrophy, visit hile the world of sports turns to the opening of the World won a World Series since 1918, and the Cubs since 1908, is the reason for the www.huntershope.org.^ Cup without winning a game on the road during the championship series. Series tomorrow - and we will discuss the Fall Classic a bit through-the-sky ratings in these two cities. First place, Greg Jennings, 61; second 6. George Mason in 1985 was the first team OTHER than North Carolina to win later in this column — our Florida Everblades of the East Can you imagine what the ratings will be if the Cubs and Red Sox actually make place, George Martinez, 63; third place, the women's NCAA Division I soccer championship. Who was the second W Bill Craig, 67. Coast Hockey League begin their sixth season on the road tonight it to the 100th Anniversary of the World Series? Sanibel Volleyball team other than UNC to win it? against the Augusta Lynx. Another Career for Marlins' Manager Jack McKeon? Congratulations to the winners! 7. Rocky Marciano finished his pro heavyweight boxing career with an undefeat- The Everblades play their first three games away from home ice, Jack McKeon, the outstanding 72-year-old manager of the Florida Marlins, is a Looks as if the men from the Northern League ed record. How many victories did he have? with the home opener at TECO Arena set for next Friday where top candidate for Manager of the Year Award in the National League for the amaz- Regions are beginning to return. the Louisiana Ice Gators will provide the opposition. The same two ing, turnaround job he accomplished for the Marlins. There are lucky holes-in-one that skip he City of Sanibel's Recreation llNSWERSl through a greenside bunker and pop into teams go at it again the next day, Saturday, October 25, at TECO. But should he decide not to return, he has another job in the offing from the Department is excited to announce •(;no>pouij The puck drops for both games at 7:30 p.m. the hole, And there are those perfectly hit a new adult co-ed indoor volleyball ^) sauopuv PM ^ Florida Department of Elder Affairs which encourages seniors to remain active. T u 3tJug 3 u Early indications are that Everblades General Manager Craig Bush and Coach "We would love to promote him and what he does," said Jo Anne Williams, the shots that fly straight into the cup without league that is currently being outlined. 'L '9661 ! a 4Q S96I ! ddny udppv Gerry Fleming, who is returning for his second season, have assembled an exciting department's director of senior employment programs. "We want to send the mes- ever touching a blade of grass. However, The Rec Department is looking for indi- s^onjua^ pus i>(s/v\azAz^ ]j[ c(Q flg Q ^JQ p mix of veterans and youngsters on the squad. sage that ability is ageless. "& none will match the wacky, unbelievable viduals that desire to coach and bring in uiif s.asnoejrig -p -qoeoD peaq qj^ ue se UOSEBS Butso] e peq J3Aau uarjy £ ZL61 The Everblades, who have been at the top Or near the top in league attendance ace that was hit in 1959 at the Cotswold teams for the league. Games are sched- ui aoeuaj^ auag S^UB^O "Z Z~Z 'sBuiuui £\ ui qBjnqsjjy oj JSOJ saAejg aqj_ \ in each of their six years, split a pair of pre-season games last weekend with the Golf Club in England. John Remington uled to be played on Wednesday nights Mississippi Sea Wolves at TECO. The warm-up games averaged 5,000 fans. was a mid-handicapper, had never aced a and span throughout the winter season. Prizes, hole in his life and had no reason to money for an enjoyable night of casino Fleming has vowed to put a tougher and more feisty team on the ice this season A coach's meeting is planned for Cheerleaders games with proceeds going to the as evidenced by the signing of forward Stuart Pietersma who led the ECHL in major believe he would. He was using a five iron October 29 where the program perime- Partying, on the par three, seventh hole. His shot Southwest Allstar Cheerleaders. penalties last season as a member of the Sea Wolves. ters will be discussed and decided. Casino Night At the Southwest All star Cheerleading Also signed by the Everblades is defenseman Ian Forbes, who has 547 career was a screaming snaphook that whistled Anyone interested in participating in this Golf And Fun toward a drainage ditch to the left of the outhwest Allstar Cheerleaders are Gym, kids of all ages have fun learning the penalty minutes in 145 pro games played. venture should contact Nick Brown at techniques of tumbling, stunts and jumps "We want to be tougher to play against than in the past, and make it tougher for fairway. First it ricocheted off a drainage the Sanibel Recreation Center at 472- having their Casino Night, At SCCF's pipe and skittered across the grass toward Saturday, November 1, at 7 p.m. along with the opportunity of building teams to come into our building and play," Brush said recently. 0345.* S friendships, team spirit and leadership Tickets for all Everblades home games may be obtained by calling the greenside bunker, where it bounced This event will be held at the Knights of 3rd Golf off a rake. The ball popped onto the Columbus Hall on Park Meadow Drive skills. 239-948-7825. The Southwest Florida AUstars is hav- Fans Want A Cubs-Red Sox World Series. green and began rolling toward the ball of in Fort Myers. Tournament Remington's competitor. Amazingly, the There will be fun casino games for all. ing the Casino Night to help fund the club Did They Get It? and their youth scholarship program. The e're counting down to ball glanced off the competitor's ball and Tickets are $40 each or $70 per couple As we went to press early this week, television ratings showed clearly that base- continued on page 42 ball fans across America wanted a classic World Series between the Chicago Cubs next weekend's plopped right into the hole for a most that includes dinner, beverage and play and the Boston Red Sox. WSanibel-Captiva incredible ace! (it could happen to you!)& The Cubs held a 3-2 series advantage over the Florida Marlins, and the Red Sox Conservation Foundation's Drive this Mustang GT convertible for two-years with a and the New York Yankees were locked 2-2 in the American League Championship two-person, five-flight handi- hole-in-one cap golf tournament at The Celebrity Golf Dunes Golf and Tennis Club. With over the Island House. Each player will 30 prizes to the winners, we expect receive a goodie bag with golf items Tournament some sudden death play-offs, which will worth over $60, plus will be given one add to the excitement and spectator chance at the challenging putting con- he Drive Fore Hope Golf Classic is enjoyment. Additionally, another com- test. More putts can be purchased at the scheduled to take place on petition has been added. If you golf at event, plus sponsors are encouraged to TSaturday, March 27, 2004 at the Dunes in the next few days to fine- join in the fun on Saturday. Heritage Palms Golf & Country Club. tune your game, you will undoubtedly Event sponsors are Karen Bell Realty This inaugural celebrity golf tournament is see a slow down at the 17th hole. The and Merrill Lynch Private Client Group. a fundraising event to benefit the Hunter's reason is golfers are hitting a couple of They are joined in supporting SCCF's Hope Foundation, a non-profit organiza- extra balls to practice for the hole-ih-one operations by The Wolter Group, Steve tion established in 1997 by Hall of Fame Herman at Chase, The Dunes, the quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, Jim Kelly JmArtuk • Ken Colter • MikeRobison contest, which will be part of the tourna- ment on Saturday, October 25. The Sanibel Captiva Community Bank, and his wife Jill after their son Hunter was prize for that eagle is a two-year prepaid Island Realty, Sam Galloway Ford and diagnosed with Krabbe Leukodystrophy. HORRIFYING lease on Mustang GT convertible, com- South Seas Resort. Come join in the Kelly and several former and current 2004 Memberships pliments of Sam Galloway Ford. Jeff fun. Buffalo Bills players as well as other pro- VEGETARIANS eteers Logan, master certified sales and leasing Call Marge Meek at 472-2466 or fessional athletes, including Dan Marino, consultant at Galloway, has chosen the Bruce Avery at 472-5896, or any of the Bruce Smith and Bernie Kosar, will make Now. Available SINCE 1996 their way to Southwest Florida to partici- Realtors perfect island car and will have it parked committee members: Craig Albert, at the Dunes this week. Brian Cunningham, Ellis Etter or Kevin pate, Limited Time Tennis Special with the finest selection of Call There are a few player spots open to McKuns to sign up.& Krabbe Leukodystrophy is a genetic perfectly prepared Steaks, round out the flights, so register today at disorder affecting the nervous system. Receive $500 Off Initiation Fee 239-472-3121 $75 per player. Sponsors are always Symptoms begin two-to-six months of age Seafood, Chicken & Pasta too! 800-232-6004 joyfully accepted ($100 to $1,000). All and include colic, stiffness, feeding difficul- Act Now and Receive The players and sponsors are invited to the ty, reflux, fevers, loss of milestones and Friday night cocktail party, sponsored by cortical thumbs. Remainder of 2003 FREE!! Chef Mike is Back! the Sanibel Captiva Community Bank at The average life expectancy is 13 months. Krabbe is one of 16 leukodystro- Serving lunch and dinner phies that affect millions of children Golf 472-2626® Tennis 472-9099 i- "il Gulf Front Town Home Stunning views throughout the world every year. www.beachviewgolfclub.com 472-4394 of the gulf from all major rooms! Dves like The puipose of the Foundation is to www.beachviewrestaurant.com Come see..."The Cat's Meow Village" increase public awareness of Krabbe and a house on the beach with all the extras- "Handcrafted Wooden Miniatures" other leukodystrophies, so that other chil- From Periwinkle, make a right or left on Donax, go to stop sign, pool, outdoor patio & much more. 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INTERNATIONAL" •Chapel By The Sea , Because the planning and organizing • Sanibel Congregational UCC .' ft of this event is in the initial stages, there 1100 Par View Drive, Sanibel (All offerings are subject to errors, omissions, changi • Old Schoolhouse Theater jf- ColdweU Banker of price or withdrawal without prior notice. • Ding Darling Sign Treehouse Gallery • Olde Sanibel Shoppes Residential Real Estate, Incz. . ^p • Shells 630 Tarpon Bay Rd, #10, Sanibel • 472-1850 popular throughout the entire Southwest Focusing (pun intended) Doug and Melanie Congress have two children at The Sanibel School in first grade, 35 % New Books on another area of tech- Florida region. Poets from Fort Myers, Congress Family Donates $25,000 Josh and Kelsey. Georgia, who attends the Education Center of the Islands, will be in Pine Island, Florida Gulf Coast University kindergarten next year. nology, the Library has a and Collier County are frequent partici- I plethora of books on the To The Sanibel School D On Tape pants. Come and share this entertaining Melissa's baby, Rebecca, makes seven. hot topic of digital photog- CO he Library is continually adding to "They all love it," said Scott. "They've made a lot of friends. We feei they're getting raphy and scanning. Basic afternoon with us. an excellent education and can't wait for the additions to be finished." the audiovisual collection. New Scanning Guide for For further information, call Joseph books on tape this month include: The Congress family runs Congress Jewelers, a store in Periwinkle Place. Their suc- T Photographers and Other Pacheco at 472-1280 or the Bean at cessful jewelry business has put them in a position to sponsor numerous community o A Venetian Affair by Andrea di Creative Types by Rob 395-1919.* Robilant, which was originally serialized in events on Sanibel. Grandparents Larry and Dee Congress started the business from the o Sheppard presents the ground up. CD the New Yorker. This dazzling story is skills needed to select and m based on actual letters the author's father Several employees of Congress Jewelers also have children at The Sanibel School. set up a scanner then use Top Ten Books Executive vice-president Leon Benzrihem sends his three children, Joshua, Aaron and found in the attic of the old family palazzo. it to capture outstanding The letters describe an illicit affair between Nicole; general manager Carlos Fernandez has daughters Erica and Nina; co-manager scans of photographic On The Islands Alex Alves sends son Nicholas. the author's ancestor, a great Venetian images. statesman, and a beautiful half-English girl. 1. Hemmingway In Cuba by Hilary The "For Kids' Sake" campaign has raised approximately $300,000 to date. The Tony Mendez was the CIA's undisputed Steve Greenberg's The Hemmingway and Carlene Brennen. school hopes to raise the remaining $700,000 by the end of the school year. Those genius who could create an entirely new Complete Idiot's Guide to 2. Everglades by Randy Wayne White. who would like to make a donation can contact the school at 472-1617. identity for anybody, anywhere, anytime. Digital Photography helps 3. Sanibel Flats by Randy Wayne "The Sanibel School is one of the top academic schools in Florida," said Doug. Mendez helped hundreds of people you buy a camera and an White. "We're motivated to bring the facilities up to its academic level. "& escape from potentially fatal situations and appropriate computer sys- 4. Flyboys: A True Story of Courage earned the CIA's Intelligence Star of Valor tem and lets you decide by James Bradley. nament on November 2 are filling up fast. for his role in engineering the escape of which features are must- 5. Mystic River by Dennis Lehane. For Kids' Sake! If you have made a verbal commitment to six Americans from Tehran in 1980. In haves and which features 6. Five People You Meet In Heaven participate in the tournament, please The Master of Disguise: My Secret Life are glorified options. by Mitch Albom. Campaign return your entry form as soon as possi- in the CIA he gives us a look at what real- Digital Photography for The Congress family: Doug, Melanie, Dee, Larry, Melissa, Scott and Rebecca ble. Registration for the tournament will Dummies by Julie Adair 7. Blue Shoe by Anne Lamott . hings are rolling right along with ly happens at the highest level of interna- 8. Six Mornings On Sanibel by by Brian Johnson start at noon at The Dunes Golf & Tennis tional espionage. King shows how to get the Sanibel School Fund's For Club with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. The started in using digital pho- Charles Sobczak. Kids' Sake! campaign. Pledges and Best-selling authors David Baldacci and 9. Secret Lives of Bees by Sue Monk hen you drive into the parking lot of The Sanibel School, you see a banner T cost to play is $ 100 and includes a fabu- tography, giving informa- contributions now total just over Frederick Forsyth have new offerings on Kidd. with a cute little girl reading a book and the slogan "For Kids' Sake." The lous dinner (dinner only price is $50) and tion on the latest equip- girl is 1st grader Dana Congress. $310,000. Parent pledges are coming will feature the year's first performance by tape. Baldacci's The Split Second tells ment, as well as picture- 10. Digital Fortress by Dan Brown. W in steadily. Currently, many of the how two discredited Secret Service agents Book for Digital Photographers by Scott Provided by The Sanibel Island Earlier this summer the Congress family donated $25,000 to The Sanibel School to The Sanibel School's Performing Arts, Jr. taking and image-editing software. help outfit the new buildings once the construction is complete. Doug Congress, who is school's families have made a commit- enter a maze of lies, secrets and deadly Kelby. Bookshop.^ ment on some level. One hundred per- group. Hole sponsorships are available for coincidences as they discover that the sep- For an in-depth course in digital imag- These and other titles may be reserved on the board of The Sanibel School Fund, said there was never a question of the family $100. If you are interested in joining the ing, try Photoshop 7 Artistry: Mastering getting involved in the campaign to raise $1,000,000 for the school. cent of the teachers made a contribution arate acts of violence that shattered their by calling the library at 472-2483, or by to the campaign. "We're hoping that, tournament or dinner or sponsoring a lives have converged. In Forsyth's Avenger the Digital Image by Barry Haynes and visiting www.sanlib.org. Library hours are "It was pretty much a no-brainer," he said. hole, call Karen Aulino at 395-2554. Wendy Crumpler. Or if you just want to like the teachers, we can get 100 per- attorney and Vietnam veteran Cal Dexter Mondays and Thursdays, 9 a.m. to The Congress family is almost at the point where they could field their own softball cent participation from our school fami- For more information on the Sanibel is also an avenging manhunter who sets cut through the bull and discover the exact 8 p.m.; Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, Our E-Mail address is or baseball team. They have five children at The Sanibel School and two more to fol- School Fund's For Kids' Sake! campaign, techniques used by digital photographers lies!" says Sanibel School Fund President his sights on the worst fugitives from jus- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturdays, 9 a.m. low. 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Don Dahlke's "window" and "door" giclees done with Caribbean flair impart the feel- out at the Lazy Flamingo for some great f Shopping With Camille ing of being there (I swear I was looking straight through to the ocean!). Check out Beki Sanibel-Captiva college football. Go Mizzou! Happy hour Killorin's hand colored etchings, too. 3 to 5 p.m. and 10 p.m." to midnight. For service with a personal touch, Sanibel Art and Frame features free on island After Hours Sunday — Bungalow. If you would °.Places To Go, Things To Do... Oh, Yeah, Season Is Here delivery and hanging in your home or place of business. Stop by Monday through by Damon Craig like to see my beloved Kansas City by Camille Kucaba Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday 10 to 4; phone 395-1350. Chiefs smack around those sissy's from One final thought. Coupons in our Sun Dollars Super Savings book expire October fust a few more Oakland. Happy hour 3 to 7 p.m. re you ready for an action packed weekend? 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It was the fact that Well, here you go. 3 p.m. Enjoy the music as you stroll the boardwalk and browse the ersonal chef Nancy Tracy of The And, it wouldn't be a Fiesta without there was hardly anyone in there. Now, Wednesday — Tmeen Waters. Live many art exhibits from Aboriginals, Matsumoto and Seaweed galleries, including Silver Chef will be making a dessert. Tracy will make rich Mexican I know it's slow season, but come on, music every night except Monday nights Katie's Frida dolls and Mexican pottery and crafts. Mexican feast at Saturday's brownies with cinnamon, Mexican choco- you should still support local talent. for the crab races. Personal chef, Nancy Tracy, teaches us how to make a mean paella during the P lates and espresso. Mexican Fiesta in the Village Shops. Chris Workman is there every Friday Thursday — Hungry Heron. It's my 1 p.m. cooking demo, and at 2 we'll have the chance to vote in the "Cutest Chihuahua Tracy's fiesta menu ranges from salsa to Enjoy The Silver Chef's tasty treats night from 6 to 10 p.m. Oh, he's a slowest day so come in and keep me Contest." And speaking of chance, take yours to win over $500 in prizes in the raffle sangria. "Since it is a Mexican Fiesta we Saturday October 18, at the Village Shops Redskins fan but don't hold that against busy. that benefits Brightest Horizons, a child development center for low income families in are showing appreciation for Spanish, Third Annual Mexican Fiesta from noon him. He is one of the most talented Last week's clue: What bar has a Fort Myers. Register to win a $100 Village shopping spree as well (oh, I can just see Mexican, South American and Cuban to 6 p.m. In addition to the cooking pianists on the island. He sings every- plasma screen? Stan cringing at the thought of letting me loose in The Village for an entire afternoon). influences to our cuisine," explains Tracy demonstration, there will be music, raffle thing he plays and that's what impresses Answer: Timbers Festivities continue to 6 p.m., when winners of contests will be announced. Good who will demonstrate her cooking begin- prizes and art exhibits. me. He does a lot of his own material as This week's clue: What bar has a luck... and happy shopping! Winners in the first "Hangin' Out At Baileyfest" coloring contest: (I to r, front row) Thomas ning at 1 p.m. The Village Shops are located at 2340 well as my favorite, Pearl Jam. I'll be weekly house band named Always Don't forget this Sunday, the 19th - it's Baileyfest, that great island party in Rizzo, 1st grade, and Dylan Brady, kindergarten; (second row) Chloe Allen, 3rd grade, The menu includes two different salsas- Periwinkle Way, Sanibel.^ there this Friday and I would really like Open? 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•--"- .f. 45 Lockwood (Johnson's step-son.). The pro- Ken Burns' Presents The West a chain of events that Lawrence would be fWGCU Public gram ends with a performance by two Ken Burns American Stories: The powerless to stop — events that would s profoundly shape Arab-Western relations | modern exponents of the Piedmont blues West focuses this week on the Empire a . Media This Week style, Cephas and Wiggins. Upon the Trails (1806-1848) beginning for generations to come. Filmed in CO Expressions — Local Arts on TV A Definitive Look at Wild Hippos at 9 p.m. October 20 on WGCU/TV. England and throughout the Middle East, Expressions, WGCU/TV's monthly On Nature, at 8 p.m. Sunday, October Taking its title from Thoreau, this episode and including rare archival footage, the television arts show, has three stories set 19, on WGCU/TV, the topic is "Hippo examines the spirit of "Manifest Destiny" show draws upon eyewitness accounts of SOLUTE for 9 p.m. October 17. Expressions pro- Beach." This definitive look at hippos in — the belief among European Americans Arabs, Westerners and Lawrence himself files artist Diana Jacks, who uses her back- the wild covers a year in the life of the that they were meant to move ever west- to tell the poignant and dramatic tale of ground as a clinical psychologist to find Luangwa River in Zambia, seen through ward, "civilizing" and spreading the one of the 20th century's most influential ways to use her art to work through grief the eyes of a hippo family. The film fol- gospels. The individual sagas of men such yet enigmatic figures. and celebrate life for herself and others. lows the fortunes of a "pod" of hippos, as Kit Carson, Sam Houston, Brigham Health Sense: Osteoporosis Next up is the story of a local company featuring a baby hippo, his mother and his Young and John C. Fremont — as well as Osteoporosis is the topic of WGCU's that creates high-end work for architects father — the dominant bull and master of those of the Native Americans they Health Sense at 9 p.m., October 24. and designers, but gives back to the com- "Hippo Beach." encountered — bring this story to life. The Osteoporosis affects an estimated 10-mil- munity through their commitment to edu- Goodbye, Mr. Chips program also documents the addition of lion Americans. Health Sense looks at cation and kids. Finally, learn how a In the annals of English boarding Texas and California to the growing who's at risk for this disease, and steps to Naples art gaEery works with the Big schools, not even Harry Potter's United States. take to prevent or delay developing it. Brothers/Big Sisters organization to intro- Hogwarts can match the renown of Diving Into Florida's Drinking Water ' Experts explain the importance of bone t Rare Opportunity to Buy a Direct Gulf Front duce kids to photography. Encore presen- Brookfield, "a good school of the second WGCU/TV presents Water's density testing, and take a look at a revo- tation — 6:30 p.m. Saturday, October rank," with its unforgettable Latin master, Journey: Hidden Rivers of Florida at lutionary program designed to help reduce 18. Mr. Chipping, known to all as "Mr. 8 p.m. October 21. The documentary the risk of one of the major concerns with Estate Home on Captiva Island's Gold Coast! The Blues: Standing at the Chips." ExxonMobil Masterpiece Theatre tracks the connective path of water osteoporosis - injuries from falls.^ Crossroads presents a heartwarming new adaptation through the Floridian aquifer, where a dar- The weekly radio program, The Blues, of James Hilton's beloved novella , ing team reveals the miraculous journey of From page 16 on WGCU 90.1 FM and WMKO 91.7 Goodbye, Mr. Chips, at 9 p.m. October water above and within the earth. Viewers FM, continues with the fourth episode in 19 on WGCU/TV. Originally published in are transported through a wondrous world Conservation 20/20 the 13-week series at 8 p.m. Sunday, the 1933 Christmas issue of a British peri- that reveals how their lives are intertwined Clark and seven other land stewardship October 19. This episode explores odical, Goodbye, Mr. Chips was dashed with the water they drink every day. For staff are responsible for protecting the Depression-era styles including the revolu- off in four days by the 33-year-old Hilton, more information, check out this Web county's preserves, including those tionary music of Robert Johnson, the sin- who had just scored a fabulous success site: www.floridasprings.org. acquired through Conservation 20/20. gle most important country blues artist of with his novel Lost Horizon, a tale of Lawrence of Arabia: The Battle For This includes approximately 15,000 acres the pre-War era. It examines Johnson's immortality set in the Tibetan Utopia of the Arab World of conservation lands located throughout legacy and investigates the mythology of Shangri-La. Mr. Chips could not have The story of T.E. Lawrence — a tale of the county. '" the blues, including the battle between the been more different, but it too caught the courage and guilt, betrayal and triumph — Prior to working for Lee County, Clark sacred and the secular. Listeners visit the public imagination and was soon issued as comes to WGCU/TV at 9 p.m. October was the first permanent director of the legendary crossroads of Highways 49 and a book. It has never been out of print. 22. The British Army Officer's role in the 61 at midnight on a Saturday night. Calusa Nature Center, first biologist on unification of the Arab tribes against the Cayo Costa State Reserve (now Cayo Interviewees include Eric Clapton, Chris Turks during WWI endeared him to a gen- Thomas King, and Robert Junior Costa State Park) and Lee County Aquatic eration of Bedouins, but also set in motion Preserves-Pine Island Sound, Matlacha Pass and Estero Bay. Karen Bell agents to expand their pres- For Sanibel Captiva Power Squadron VIP Realty Group ence in Sanibel, and the merger gives VIP membership information, contact Bob Realty agents a Captiva office. It also Morain at 481-4798.& And Karen Bell allows us to use VTP Realty's affiliation with Sotheby's to benefit the luxury prop- Realty Merge erties on Captiva." Take the Island Sun The Karen Bell Realty office at 14970 home with you. 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No minimum opening bid. and Karen Bell Realty of Captiva more than 200 agents. www. realsanibei.com • 150 feet of Gulf Frontage HanielDeCaro Island have merged to become VIP Realty Group, Inc. has provided V southwest Florida with a full range of real Sanibel and Captiva's largest real estate • Breathtaking views REAL ESTATE company. estate services for more than 25 years. As OPEN HOUSE 10/21-10/26, llam-2pm the largest locally-owned residential real Built in 1995 and updated • Ultimate privacy The companies' combined sales vol- within the last 2 years this AUCTIONS; ume, year-to-date, totals more than estate firm in the region, VIP Realty offers • Lush tropical landscape, expansive grounds $215,000,000, which is more than 30 services in new home sales, resales, relo- 2BR.2BA unit features percent of the total Sanibel and Captiva cation, annual and vacation rentals, and cathedral ceilings, a • Large pool and Jacuzzi Licensed Real Estate Broker i market share. Together, they hold the title services. 5pm until auction or by appointment. ume of $182,000,000. Excellent rental income of "This merger is truly a 'win-win' situa- $50,541.80 for 2002 and Broker participation,invited. tion for^ Karen Bell Realty and VIP Realty We have the largest $42,069.46 booked so far in Ken and Leane Suarez Group," says Jim Hall, Managing Partner circulation on the islands 2003. Don't let this fantastic of VJP Realty Group's Sanibel office.' opportunity pass by! "Association with VIP Realty allows the Call NOW for information: $959,000. $925,000: Jacobs, Lana S. Tr, 5402 Green is calming and cool. If green is are perfect for kitchen and baths, making head power lines, you could be seriously Top Producers Osprey Court. Bailey Grant Make Room For f injured because the kite will conduct tfHowToUseYour your color of choice, you are self-aware them appear brighter. To keep neutrals $905,000: Trainor, Charles J. and and persistent in the face of opposition. from becoming boring, add sumptuous col- electricity down through the string to Your New Car - | you! Kay R., 5414 Osprey Court. Deadline 8 Favorite Colors Use pale green in the living room, bed- ors in accessories throughout the room.^ $340,000: Forney, Leslie R. Jr and • If your kite gets caught in a power he deadline for applications for the CO room or office to inspire serenity. To con- Jeanie Tinch is an interior decorator Diane P., 915 Palm Street. Donate Your Your Decor nect with nature, use medium shades of on Sanibel. line, leave it there. Bailey Society grant cycle of the Z $150,000: Singing Wind Lie, 1633 Community Foundation of Sanibel- I green in the family room, den or sunroom. If you would like more information Periwinkle Way unit B. T Used One by Jeanie Tinch Use lime green or chartreuse to rouse and about electrical safety, visit Captiva is Monday, January 5, 2004. o www.lcec.net, or contact LCEC's energy $600,000: Wood, Carolyn R, 975 .The Foundation, founded in 1999, will he biggest problem most people he return to motivate the family for a day of work and Problems Upon Sand Castle Road. o brighter colors in play. experts at 997-SAVE (7283) or be making grants to non-profit organiza- face when buying a new car is C $800,000: Pfeifer Real Estate tions serving the Sanibel and Captiva what to do with the used one. home decor is on Red is a color never to be ignored. Your Return Holdings Lie, 829 Sand Dollar Drive. T T communities. Grants will be awarded to There are three basic options - trading the horizon. Color is a Audacious, active and extroverted are just $429,500: Stafne, Thomas E. and powerful tool, and a few of the words used to describe the by Bryan Hayes agencies serving the residents and/or indi- it in means taking less than it's worth, - Carol Y., 1388 Tahiti Drive. selling it means dealing with a lot of homeowners are using it person who loves red. In the past, this hot, r Organ And Susan Andrews Eric Pfeifer viduals who work on the islands. our unpacked, $695,000: Liebman, Kenneth and Ivy, Grant applications are available on line inconvenience, donating it means get- C to express their person- stimulating color was considered too dan- settled in and just 2445 West Gulf Drive unit 2B. alities. Everyone has his gerous to use except as an accent. Tissue Donation IP Realty at www.sanibelcommunity.com or by call- ting an itemized tax deduction for its aat'e dinner. You Group, Inc. $725,000: Howdeshell, Kevin A. and ing the Foundation office at 274-5900. true value and helping a favorite charity. or her "power color," - However, entryways and small spaces load up your dishwash- that one color that brings out his or her lorida's religious organizations will has Donna L, 2475 West Gulf Drive unit Applications must be received in the That's where cars4charities comes in. were made for red, since it adds drama er, put the soap in and V 309. best. unite November 14 through 16 to announced Foundation office by 4 p.m. on January 5 They handle the entire donation process, and startles the senses. set it to run. As your celebrate the annual National $840,700: Gogan, Donald M. and Color makes a strong statement. It's a Yellow manifests spontaneity, optimism F September to be eligible for consideration. from start to finish and send the entire net sitting down to finally Donor Sabbath weekend to increase Linda A., 2631 Beach Villas.* factor of human emotion. Certain colors and activity. Fans of this sunny shade are Associates of the Completed applications may be mailed proceeds to the charity you select. The relax, you notice some- awareness about the critical need for Month from the to the offices of the Community process is effortless for the donor. Owners have positive and negative impacts, and often creative, idealistic, and highly spiritu- thing is wrong. You're we should use the positives to our benefit. organ, tissue and eye donation. Sanibel office. Foundation of Sanibel-Captiva, 8260 can visit www.cars4charities.org or call al. Yellow is the perfect color to use in not sure what it is but something sounds Congregations and clergy of various Think of the colors in your home as a north-facing rooms and in windowless Susan Andrews was Computer College Parkway, Suite 101, Fort Myers, cars4charities at 1-866-GIVE-4-US and different. You go into the kitchen and real- faiths will receive religious education named Top Sales FL 33919 or delivered to the the vehicle is picked up in a matter of complement to your own coloring and per- rooms, invoking a feeling of warmth and ize the dishwasher is not washing. It hums, sonality. The latest trendy colors are great lessons about the Gifts of Life — organ Associate, Eric Classes For Foundation's office at the same address. days, free of charge. Cars4charities han- well-being. Yellow is a natural for family but nothing else. This is a problem that we and tissue donation. but, unless you really love them, beware. rooms, sunrooms and kitchens. Pfeifer was named Office hours are Monday through Friday dles all the logistics and provides the receive a tremendous amount of calls "Reaching faith leaders is key to reach- Top Listing David Schuldenfrei The Public from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. donor will all appropriate tax paperwork. You will be living with them long after their Purple is regal and stimulating, and about. What has happened in your fashionable day is done. appeals to people who place high value on ing the religious community, and we hope Associate and he Sanibel & Captiva Association The Community Foundation of "This is a great program for people who absence is the seal on the impeller is that all faith leaders will discuss organ David Schuldenfrei Sanibel-Captiva administers a collection of want to help a charity, but aren't able to What's your favorite color? Does it intuitive and sensitive understanding. stuck. This seal requires water to keep it of Realtors now offers computer' match your personality? Here are some Those who enjoy purple are usually artistic donation with their congregations," said was named Top classses to the public. Open private funds for local philanthropic pur- make a significant cash contribution," says lubricated. The water that is normally in Dennis F. Heinrichs, president and chief T Karen Campese, CFO of cars4charities. Producer.^ poses. Proceeds from the funds are dis- ideas about colors you might want to con- and sometimes mystical. Kitchens are fun the bottom of your dishwasher has evapo- October classes include: sider in your home. places to use purple, hinting at mouth- operating officer of LifeLink Foundation. Computer Security - Protect your PC tributed as grants to support charitable "They can donate a vehicle they no longer rated due to your air conditioning doing its Although beliefs differ between denomina- causes in the Sanibel and Captiva commu- need, support the community and be eligi- Blue is historically considered the color watering fruits and luscious wines. In the job of dehumidification. If this happens let REALESTATE : from viruses and worms: Monday, of calm and well-being. If your favorite bedroom, deep plums are sensual, while tions, the underlying theme is the same: October 13, from 1 to 2 p.m. nities. It is an affiliate of the Southwest ble for a valuable tax deduction. It's a win- the dishwasher sit over night. This is usual- organ and tissue donation represents one DEEDS RECORDED Florida Community Foundation.& win situation for everyone." color is blue, you display good judgment lavenders are soothing. ly enough to dislodge the stuck impeller. If Introduction to Computers, beginning and have strong executive abilities. Use Neutrals like brown, beige, gray, black of the highest forms of giving. Windows, or instructor permission, com- For more information, visit this does not rectify the situation, call for Currently more than 82,000 people www.cars4charities.org or call blue in rooms in which you want to relax, and white are loved by those who are neat, service. The service person will need to ee County Courthouse recorded the puter literacy. Beginning Microsoft Word: like in the bedroom. Blue inspires reflec- reliable, loyal and understanding. Neutrals are on the national waiting list for organ following real estate deeds: Monday, October 20, from 1 to 1-866-GIVE-4-US (448-3487)$ physically persuade the impeller to move. transplants, and more than 3,000 of our tion and deep thought. This is also true of your clothes washer. L$489,000: Horowitz, BeanorL Tr, 3 p.m. friends, neighbors and colleagues from 4619 Bowen Bayou Road. Introduction to Computers, Beginning Do exactly the same thing as with your Florida are a part of that waiting list. dishwasher, leave it over night. The water $450,000: Strussion, Ronald A. and Windows, or instructor permission, Thousands more need tissue or corneal Barbara, 827 East Gulf Drive unit M2. Computer literacy. Introduction to Autumn Style PAiNORAMIC VIEWS in the machine is usually enough to dis- transplants to dramatically improve their lodge the stuck parts. If it does not, call for $522,200: Schumann, John T. Tr, Windows XP: Monday, November 3, The days are already getting shorter. of the Gulf of Mexico from quality of life and restore sight. and Schumann, Jean R. Tr, 845 East Gulf from 1 to 3 p.m. service. It is usually unnecessary to take Unfortunately, 17 people die each day And so is the time to get started this 4th floor unit featuring the clothes out for a repair to be made. Drive unit 1631. Computer literacy. waiting for an organ transplant because $430,000: Davlin Properties, Lie, 845 Classes are taught at the Sanibel & on fall decorating. At INTERIORS by 2 bedrooms, 2 baths plus These problems can usually be avoided by the demand continues to exceed the sup- den. Feel the breeze and having your house watch person run your East Gulf Drive unit 612. Captiva Islands Association of Realtors Decorating Den, we've created a collec- ply. $655,000: Bonner, Jeffrey, 937 East office on Sanibel and are $10 each. enjoy all the amenities of appliances once a month in your absence. "We know that many people seek tion of furnishings and interior accents Thanks for reading Bryan. & Gulf Drive unit 3D. Space is limited; attendees are urged to the Sundial Beach Resort. advice about donation from their pastor, $875,000: Butcher, Thomas A. and register early. For additional information, designed to add style and comfort to all Bryan Hayes is a state certified priest or clergy member," said Liz Lehr, Fully Furnished. Sanibel air conditioning contractor. Margaret M, 904 Lindgren Boulevard. please call the Association office at your autumn gatherings. $925,000. vice president executive director of $790,000: Harvey, David A. and 472-9353 or visit So hurry—fall is just around the corner Comments are welcome at: LifeLink of Florida and LifeLink of 3 bhayesl [email protected]. Paula E., 1501 Middle Gulf Drive unit www.SanibelRealtors.com/Computer.t! Southwest Florida. "This weekend sets 201F. and, lucidly, so are we. aside a special time for clergy and congre- Call Judy Reddinglon for details on these great properties and more! $780,000: Crawford, Claude C. and Call now for a gations to talk about donation. It is our Marsha D., 1501 Middle Gulf Drive unit 800233-8829 • 239-472-1511 Kites, Kids And hope that faith leaders'will use National 203A. complimentary consultation. www.sanibel-properties.com Donor Sabbath weekend as an opportuni- $1,110,000: Howell, LisaS., 1605 Email: [email protected] Power Lines ty to discuss their support of donation and Middle Gulf Drive unit 209. •Hailu. Tr ?r ml .n by Nancy McCarthy encourage their congregations to share decisions about organ, tissue and eye "he dog days of donation with their families." summer are LifeLink is an independent non-profit I ffinall: y behind community service organization dedicated us! You can once to the recovery and transplantation of KNOIrV KO£/R L0C41F/5H ~ Steve Fisher That Is! again spend quality organs and tissue. For more information SUNWARD OF SANiBEL #202 CRAIG R. HERSCH time with your family about National Donor Sabbath or organ Fall asleep to the sound of the surf in this second floor, Guif- Board Certified Wills, Trusts & Estates Attorney- participating in your donation, call LifeLink at 800-262-5775 favorite outdoor activ- or visit www.lifelinkfound.org.t^ front condo! Located on West Estate & Asset Protection Planning ities. But, before your Gulf Dr. in small, 8 unit complex with lush grounds, private pool children take their Marcia Feenev Je&nie Tinch kite for a spin, make and tennis. Condo features sure they are equipped with a few safety large eat-in kitchen, beautiful 695 Tarpon Bay Road, #15 SHEPPARD, BRETT, STEWART, HERSCH & KINSEY, precautions: furnishings and Gulf of Mexico view almost throughout. SANIBEL PROMENADE Since 1924 • Do not to fly kites near power lines. (Across From The Post Office) • Make sure the kite doesn't contain Asking $1,195,000 Furnished. INTERIORS Office convenient to Sanibel Our E-Mail address is Call Steve Fisher. by Decorating Den" 8:30 - 4:30 Mon-Fri' (239)472-6551 Z L any metal or wire. 16521 San Carlos Blvd. Suite 104 '- ^ • Fly kites only in dry weather and in [email protected] Look For Our Decorating Tips In This Issue! Fort Myers, FL 33908 • 239-334-1141 open spaces, away from power lines, W/MW. "IT'S THE EXPERIENCE!" /•or Injo on booking Craig to speak at your group i next junction call Margaret @ 334-1141. • If a kite string that is damp or has of the Islands Over 27 Year Island Resident/Realtor W\ft^I^ 'L Bffcfi? VQU dcCEtli? 2lk LLS [0 S£fiu VDU KTC \Y metal in it comes in contact with over- 472-2311 REMAX International Hall of Fame reaction. Imagine eating iwo hot dogs but especially when muscles are weak, can Mom And Me Learning Disorder Holistic Health Universal t SdeaRPharmaclst only incorporating the fat from one of Chiropractic cause permanent damage. them. Something like that. Eliminate any spinal subluxations you by Lizzie and Pryce Conference Notebook Healthcare i ™ by Suzy Cohen, RPh Starch blockers support a low-carb diet; Health News may have so that your nervous system does not falter. Get treated by a chiroprac- izzie and Pryce answer your ques- he Spectrum Conference: for they don't control appetite. Whatever you by Dr, Michael Tolisano', BA, Traffic Jams In Discussion I do, realize that if you can somehow con- tor until you are in the best of health. tions and give advice about aging Professionals and Parents Caring Pharmacist: MA, DC, Chiropractor Then make appointments on a regular concerns from a two-generational for the Learning Disabled will be Your Arteries im Nathan, president of Lee Health A e been trying trol carbs, you'll control your waistline and L T perspective. A mother and daughter also cut your risk for all the diseases asso- Set Good basis for maintenance. This is a good held on December 6 at the Sanibel Carol Simontacchi, CCN, MS Systems, will speak on an escalating Q to lose some weight. habit to develop & team, Lizzie is a retired RN and health Community Church, 1740 Periwinkle health issue in America at 12:45 ^ What do you know ciated with being overweight, such as dia- Chiropractic Habits J cnirop educator, and Pryce is a licensed Way. ome season, Periwinkle will look p.m., Sunday, November 2, at the ro about starch blockers betes, heart disease and cancer. And all lmost everyone has like a parking lot. Too many cars the emotional agony. psychotherapist in private practice who Featured speaker Dr. Jeff Bradstreet, Unitarian Universalist Church of Fort TO and do they have any some bad habits. specializes in the care of elders and peo- trying to move through two lanes Products are sold over the counter in _ -..One person may Puppy Party MD, founder and director of Clinical C Myers, in a continuing series of communi- ^ side effects? Would you ple with chronic illnesses. Programs at the International Child of traffic creates a transportation night- ty forums sponsored by the Social Justice '^ recommend them? most pharmacies and discount stores. The eat too many snacks while oKo Becker, Sanibel Island's Dear Mom And Me, mare. Consider the problem of moving Committee of the church. Topic for the § supplements are taken shortly before eat- another person always Development Resource Center in w -M.S.L., Chicago favorite little Japanese Chin and Our mother has always been a nasty Melbourne, Florida and father of a now- blood through arteries that are clogged lunch hour discussion will be "Universal Yes, they can help ing. But remember, these are bean arrives late. Most people Toy Poodle, will be turning six person. She was a dreadful wife and a with too much grease. Arteriosclerosis is Health Care." Latest statistics show over extracts, so it's possible to experience gas also have some good K recovered autistic child, will discuss biologi- control weight and they years old. She would like to invite all her horrible mother. a major problem for we grease-loving 43 million Americans are uninsured, and bloating. Better brands are chew/able, habits, e.g., visiting the cal "treatments for the entire spectrum of do not contain ephedra. Starch blockers fellow canine pals on Sanibel and During our growing up years she made learning disorders, including Americans! Before we embark on a fat viewed as a crisis in the making, since have an extract from white kidney beans, so they begin to work in the mouth, dentist every year. Another good habit is throughout Lee County and their par- deficient diet (that creates other prob- emergency management is the most costly where digestion begins, and they do not regularly getting a thorough check-up it very difficult for the entire family. Dad ADD/ADHD, obsessive compulsive disor- which has been named Phase 2 or ents to her special birthday party on passed away a couple of years ago and ders, pervasive development disorders, lems), let's get those arteries cleaned out. and least effective way to keep Americans Phaseolamin, and so far they appear to be contain ephedra, caffeine or any other from a chiropractor. Saturday, October 18 from noon to #1. While low fat diets are not healthy, healthy. stimulants. my brother and I do our best to care for and the autism spectrum disorders. His is quite safe. • Starting at birth, subluxations or minor 4 p.m. at the Sanibel Community neither is the Greasy Hamburger and With broad experience in his field, Don't be afraid to break a sweat. And disruptions of the normal structure of the her. She was impossible with my family at a hands-on approach that parents can use People of all shapes and sizes are dying House. Her only request is that in lieu of our house so we arranged for her to go to at home with their children. He will also French Fry Diet. Substitute high fat meats Nathan is well qualified to suggest what to meet their personal goals. Literally. nourish yourself with a balanced diet of spinal cord can occur throughout a life- gifts that guests make a $10 monetary for baked fish. Delicious! might be done to effect change. The your favorite meats or proteins, along with time. They are more pronounced in peo- a retirement home. On the second day address the medical protocols that doctors Americans weigh in heavier now than or in-kind donation that will be given to she punched the director in the stomach. use to treat the disorders in a Physician #2. Enjoy several servings of olive oil health system he presides over has won they did 10 years ago. They are tired of lots of fresh veggies, fruits, nuts and ple with bad posture, a problem that is the Humane Society of Lee County. each day. Toss it into your salad and numerous awards for excellence. The grains. Lots of filtered water, too. increasing as so many people sit improp- We were called to remove her from the Professional Track during the conference. fads, pricey specialty foods, shakes, sup- There will be delicious food, fabulous facility. Back she came to our house. We Dr. Bradstreet is an internationally recog- sprinkle it on your vegetable soup. most recent for the three acute care hospi- port groups and dangerous supplements Stop feeling so guilty, especially around erly at their computers. In May, the entertainment and lots of fun and games #3. Enjoy several grams of fish oil each tals in the system - Health Park Medical the holidays and stressful times of life. A American Chiropractic Association spon- have been caring for her in our home nized expert on autism and other learning that crank up the heart. including a Halloween costume contest for while looking for other housing options. disorders. He is a frequent presenter at day. Fish oil is well known for lowering Center, Lee Memorial Hospital and Cape Studies clearly prove that dropping plateful of noodles can do you a world of sors "National Correct Posture Month" to the pooches. Animals from the Humane blood fats and helping balance cholesterol Coral Hospital - came when Solucient (a good. Using starch blockers on occasion remind people that "good health begins We have tried to keep her as much as the DAN! conferences. He is an adjunct pounds is easier if you control your carbo- Society will also be at the party and will be possible in her own room. True to form professor of neurosciences at Stetson fractions. health care information society) ranked all hydrate or "starch" intake. This is way eas- should be OK with your doctor, since they with good posture." Poor bearing can trig- available for adoption. #4. The B complex vitamin inositol three in the top 100 hospitals in the don't interfere with blood pressure or ger a negative chain reaction throughout she called the police and the adult protec- University, and visiting professor of child ier said than done! Call 246-4328 for more information .& tive services and accused me of abusing development at the Southwest College of hexaniacinate similarly lowers blood fats. United States. Starch foods include such tantalizing heart rate. the body. The stress it can put on joints, Too bad there isn't a dietary supplement .The program will begin with an option- And you thought beans were only good her. We are at our wits end. What do you Naturopathic Medicine, Phoenix, Arizona. delights as warm pumpkin pie, glazed suggest we do now? He has presented oral and written testi- to ease traffic on Periwinkle.^ al luncheon at noon. Reservations for the donuts, fettuccine Alfredo, french fries, for soup. luncheon may be made by calling the DID YOU KNOW? There's a new oral Althea mony to the Institute of Medicine and the New York-style double-cheese pizza and Sand Castle Kitchen Dear Althea, U.S. Congress. His research into the caus- church office at 561-2700. Cost is $5, piping hot sourdough bread with butter . I drug for lung cancer called Iressa. It's for payable at the door. The church is located people who have not responded to tradi- by Barbara' Beardsley I think your mother es and treatment of learning disorders is shouldn't do that to you, should I? needs to be seen by a extensive and ongoing. at 13411 Shire Lane.# The fact is, most "diets" are temporary. tional chemotherapy. former roommate and friend of mine, Donna Cavalieri, This information is not intended to gave me this recipe years ago. I have adapted it slightly professional (a psycholo- The conference also presents Annabel At some point, people return to their nor- gist or psychiatrist) for Stehli, author of The Sound of a Miracle mal eating habits and indulge in delicious treat, cure or diagnose your condition. Afrom the original, and have always made it in the Fall when an evaluation. She may and other books, and the founder and feasts. You know who you are. Always consult your physician. Suzy pumpkins come to mind. It is the perfect loaf for lunch boxes, and Cohen is a registered pharmacist. it freezes well, although it hardly every lasts long enough to freeze! have some condition director of the Georgiana Institute. She That's the time that starch blockers that would respond to will address the latest research on the may help. An enzyme in the body called You can contact her by visiting Let me know how you like this one by emailing me at www.dearpharmacist.com. © 2003 Dear www .barbarabeardsley.com. medication to relieve implications of auditory imbalances in the alpha amylase converts starch into sugar, her hostility. After her spectrum, and how Auditory Integration "We are the only eye care center on Sanibel" which usually gets stored as fat in the Pharmacist, lnc& Harvest Loaf condition has been stabilized and her Training (AIT) has helped correct these established in 1975 body. Starch blockers block this chemical behavior changes she may be able to live imbalances and distortions. 1/2 cup butter in another facility. You indeed have a Breakout sessions will be conducted by FAMILY EYE CARE SERVICES • MEDICAL EYE TREATMENT 1 cup sugar problem that needs immediate attention. Carol Simontacchi, author of The Crazy CONTACTS • GLASSES • REPAIRS SOUTHWEST FLORIDA DENTAL GROUP 2 eggs Please care for yourselves in the mean- Makers: How the Food Industry Is 3/4 cup pumpkin puree time. Destroying Our Brains and Harming our FEATURING 15650 San Carlos Boulevard 1 3/4 cups unbleached flour Lizzie Children, and Barbara Lindner, M.Ed, Transitions® 1/2 teaspoon salt Dear Althea, occupational therapist with Therapeutic /v\ A R O H O M" 489-1118 1/2 teaspoon baking soda You are definitely in Integration Services Inc. Simontacchi will Right in any light™ 1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon a very difficult position. speak on the influence of nutrition on Carmen J. Aulino D.D.S. • David G. Carlton D.D.S. 1 cup chocolate chips Your mother's behavior learning disorders, and Lindner will discuss Hours: 8:30-4:30 p.m. Eric Baxmann D.D.S. 1/2 cup chopped walnuts needs to be under con- sensory integration and learning disorders. 03^ DOCTORS 472-4204 trol before an assisted The all-day conference is co-sponsored 1571 Periwinkle Way jjjgMJ~[ New Patients and Emergencies Welcome i$iM$ living community would EYECARE CENTERS Sift flour, salt, soda and cinnamon. Cream the butter, sugar and eggs. Mix the by Island Nutrition Center of Sanibel and TIMOTHY E. uNDercwa aa Sanibel Island dry ingredients with the butter mixture. Blend in the pumpkin. Fold in the chocolate accept her as a resi- Integrative Therapeutics Inc. of chips and 1/4 cup of the walnuts. Grease and flour a loaf baking pan. Pour in the dent. Many assisted liv- Wilsonville, Oregon, and is presented by batter and sprinkle the rest of the walnuts on top. Bake in a preheated oven at 350 ing communities will the Parish Nurse Program. Pre-registra- degrees for one hour, or until knife inserted in loaf comes out clean. Absolutely turn away individuals having uncontrolled tion is required. Cost is $20; $12 for each ! aggressive behavior. However, with the additional family member. Lunch and bev- help of a mental help professional, in your erages will be provided. SUSAM BLUEHS case I would suggest a psychiatrist, there is For more information and to receive a some hope. A psychiatrist will be able to registration form, call Carol Simontacchi Health Care Services SUZANNE PRESLEY/BERGER DVM prescribe some medication to calm your at 472-4499 or Kathy Meyer at mother's aggressive behaviors. Once her 254-1456.# Announcing behavior is controlled I think assisted living A FULL RANGE OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES BY AN ISLAND RESIDENT DR. LINDA STEVENS is the way to go. Talk with your mother's Bathing & Personal Care • Companion Care • Meal Preparation VETERINARY HEALTHCARE primary care physician about your con- Flu Shot Clinic Call today and let her help you! cerns and ask for assistance in finding a n Friday, October 24 St. Isabel Transportation;* 24 Hour Care • Medication Management • Safety Management IN YOUR HOME Did you know that the symptoms most good psychiatrist. Church will be hosting a flu shot Blood Pressure, Cardiac & Pulmonary Management • Diabetic Care Pryce Serving Sanibel • Captiva • Lee • Collier commonly seen by Chiropractors are: Oclinic from 1 to 4 p.m. The clinic Wound Care • Colostomy & Ileostomy Care • Alzheimers Care Back Pain • Numbness • Headaches Lizzie and Pryce's e-mail address is is presented by the Visiting Nurses [email protected] or PO Association of Southwest Florida (VNA). 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ANNUAL O Golf & Tennis Club, 1101 Par View Drive, Sanibel or 5ACRES HOMESITES PRIVATE 3 BEDROOM, U OPENINGS call 472-9099. S-NV10-B-1CM7 Residential CLOSE TO BEACH Build your luxury home 2 BATH HOME RENTALS Pizza Cook and Prep, Delivery staff. SOBCZAK'S Includes lake. RM-8 up to and see a bit of the Gulf. With heated pool, in quiet Sanibel neigh- NEWSPAPER § o Excellent tips! Apply in person. m CARETAKER FOR MIDDLE AGE MAN. Cooking, Renewal Jj BESTSELLERS!! 28 units. All utilities. Call Brokers/Consultants of Sanibel borhood. Seasonal and monthly rentals. BEACH/POOL Sanibel & Captiva Islands 50 Johnny's Pizza, cleaning, organizing for medical billing and dealing Re/Max of the Islands. at 472-2255 or 800-553-2246 out-of-state. 239472-0692 • Toll Free: 1-888-232-2459 This remodeled ground level, z Its not about real estate, S-3/22-NC-TFN 2496-B Palm Ridge, Sanibel. with Blue Cross. Drivingto doctor s appointments, Will Compton. 239-209-6171. cute 2/2 turn, home offers heated Etc! 3-5 days a week. Salary Neg. 395-2479. Services its about people! Following Q (including maintenance, toilets, lancets, ceiling fans, etc.) RS-11/15-V-TFN pool, garage & short walk CALLING CARD 239-395-1213 S-1O/1O-V-10/24 is a complete catalogue of 8 my active listings. For addi- to the beach. $1,500/mo. Emergency 911 BAILEYS - SANIBEL. Hiring for season, al! shifts & 768-0569 tional information, includ- o depts., nights & weekends. Fulltime - part time. ing comprehensive data FOR SALE BY OWNER GULF HARBOUR DUNES Sanibel Police 472-3111 FT CUSTODIAN, 464-6460 Cell Lee County Sheriff's Office 477-1200 Benefits and travel. 472-1516. S-10/17-MC-10/17 packages on each of these ON GULF PATIO HOME - This 3/2 UF piling home offers 8 HRS., TOLLS PAID RS-10/10-B-10/17 properties, please call Charles Sobczak at covered parking, storage, screened On Call Captiva Deputy 477-1000 (239)472-0491 or toll free at 877-472-8900 or e- SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 3BR, 2BA, Dbl garage. porch & all appliances. $1,650/mo. Fire Department Call the Sanibel School BUSY SANIBEL SALON needs hairstylist CARETAKER/HOUSESITTER PARAMEDIC seek- mail rne al [email protected]. No pets. $925/mo. Sanibel 472-5525 and/or nail technician. Call 395-0910 or fax resume ing caretaker - housekeeping position. Non-smok- 2BR, 2BA condo • $550,000 1-800-SAMBEL at 472-1617. > MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION!!! The sellers Sanibel & Captiva Wyman Atkins Realty • 239432-1515 BEACH & LAKE Captiva 472-9494 f 481-4935. er. Property maintenance experience. Craig cell & want an offer on the best priced Bayou front RS-1.24-N-TFN 239-472-8350 RS-&B7-B-TFN This 3BR/2BA UF pool home has Florida Marine Patrol 332-6966 S-10/3-V-TFN phone 239-2464884. home on Sanibel. Located at the end of Pine Tree Island Reservations RS-9/26-PP-10/17 S-12/13-B-TFN recently been updated & sits on a Florida Highway Patrol 278-7100 Drive, this four bedroom home is a sleeper. The cuf-de-sac, lakefront & short walk VOLUNTEER SANIBEL SCHOOL COORDINATOR. home has a covered boat dock, hardwood floors, Poison Control 1-800-282-3171 Volunteer position. Call Maureen, 472-1617. BETTY S CLEANING - where service is always marble bathrooms, a guest pod, two car garage - to beach. A must see! Yard & S-a'5B-TFN a first priority. Commercial, residential, MOBILE HOME FOR SALE pool serv, incl. $1,850/mo. Chamber of Commerce ....' 472-1080 CLEANING and outstanding views, views, views! A recent sur- EAST GULF HOME City of Sanibel 472-4135 medical. Licensed and insured. (239)433-1728 vey indicates thai there s room for a pool with ON THE SANIBEL RIVER - great views 2BR, 1BA, FULLTIME RESERVATIONS. Reliable self starter or (239)7704008. 45-foot single wide. 22-foot Florida room, furnilure, GULF FRONT COMPLEX Newly remodeled & furnished. 2BR, WALK TO BEACH Administrative Office ,- 472-3700" PERSONNEL WANTED with good communication skills. Call Island southern exposure and what more could you ask RS-9/12-V-1O/17 for? Reduced $35,000 and priced to sell, dishes, washer/diyer, dishwasher, other extras 2.5BR, 2.5BA, 2-story 2BA Home, steps to beach, seasonal This 2BR/1BA U.F. duplex is clean Building Department 472-4555 Must have own Vacations 472-7277. $85,000. Call 472-5904. RS-9/19-BM-10.'24 & ready for you. $900/mo. Community Housing and Resources . .v.. • • 472-1189 BABYSITTING BY AMANDA WALTERS. 7 days a J AN ISLAND BEACH COTTAGE! Take a stroll S-10/3-MC-10/17 townhouse. Sleeps 6, Inside & monthly rental. $4,000/mo. transportation. 633-2429. week. 472-3120 or www.sanibelbabysttting.com. & down your private path to take in the sunset. garage, pool, weekly rentals. 513-7774795 CALL TODAY FOR INECv Planning Department 472-4136 WOMEN S RETAIL CLOTHING STORE on S-7/1B-B-TFN Kick back with the sand between your toes and LOTS FOR SALE Library Sanibel looking for responsible part-time help. Call OR TO VIEW THESE AND OTHER WORK FROM HOME wait for that elusive flash of green. Three bed- VERY RARE 3-UNIT residential site. Now being 1-812-882-2300, FINE PROPERTIES AVAILABLE. Sanibel 472-2483- 850-0745. rooms, three baths, oversized detached pool and cleared. $349,000. Call Brokers/Consultants of Captiva 472-2133 RS-&22-V-TFN $250-500 Per Week. Will train to work at home Call 472-6747 a direct Gulf-front location. Located near the cul de Sanibel, 472-2255 or 800-553-2246 out-of-stale. Post Office helping the U.S. government file HUD/FHA mort- S-3/Z9-B-TFN Gulf Beach Properties, Inc. TB.EMARKETERS FUNDRAISING. Full time, gage refunds. No experience necessary. CalH- sac in Chateaux Sur Mer, this is the way it used to PREMIER SANIBEL be. Priced aggressively. For a complete package BRAND NEW HOME Serving The Islands Rental Needs Sanibel .800-275-8777 start immed. Near Sanibel. 482-2230. 800-778-0353. Captiva 472-1674 ISLAND RESTAURANT ftS-B/8-BM-TFN S-10/1Q-V-10/17 and/or showing contact Charles Sobczak at 877- Upscale Sanibel home in [a Since 1975 »= 472-8900 or locally at 472-0491. NOTICE Island Vacations Beachview Estates with spacious Sanibel Community Association 472-2155 Hiring servers, hosts, bussers and REAL ESTATE FRIENDLY CASHIER/SALESPERSON for island >THE DOCK IS IN!!! Take a drive down Section 804 of the federal fair housing law Of Sanibel & Captiva rooms. 3/3, veranda, heated Senior Center 472-5743 qualified chef. Full or Part Time. screened pool and spa, near beach. beach/gift store. Full time, year round. Some J& Captain s Walk and check out the brand new, states that it is against the law to make, Million $ Views Await You! ARTS Unique opportunity. Call 565-6407. evening and weekend hours. Tolls paid. Excellent permitted dock located on one of the few remain- print, publish, or cause to be made, print- Monthly rentals. 800-538-5136. 2BR FALL VACANCY. Application process. RS-1Q/17-B-7FN TRUSTYOUR • Cottages • Condos • Homes • Arcade Theater 332-4488 wages. Call 472-8185 to schedule interview. ing vacant canal lots on Sanibel s quiet East End. ed or published, any notice, statement of Maximum rent $550. Annual lease. No pels. S-1S'5E-TFN LiSTING TO The lot is cleared (look for my sign on the east side Miles of Beaches & Bike Paths Contact Community Housing & Resources, Inc. at Art League Of Fort Myers 275-3970 advertisement with respect to the sale or 472-1189. BIG ARTS (Barrier Island Group for the Arts) 395-0900 SERVICES OFFERED of the street), on city sewer and closeto 10,00 0 sq. rental of a dwelling that indicates any pref- MARSHA CLIFFORD ft. in size, which allows you ample coverage for 239-472-7277 2BR, 2BA DUPLEX AVAILABLE Nov-Dec. Great Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre 278-4422 ELLINGTON S JAZZ BAR erence, limitation, or discrimination based location, rent directly from owner. Call 847-482- your home and pool plans. Currently listed al SANIBEL, NEAR BEACH. 2 bedroom duplex, large Gulf Coast Symphony 472-6197 & RESTAURANT POOL DECK RESURFACING 5397,555, this is the best buy available. A com- on race, color, national origin, religion, 1-888-451-7277 9385. Lee County Alliance of the Arts 939-2787 is currently seeking seasoned sex, physical or mental handicap or S-10/10-M-TFN porch, nice, quiet, water, trash and pest services Patio & Driveway Reseal, Masonry & plete data package is available upon request. Call inlcuded. Non-smoking, no pets. $950. Owner Naples Philharmonic (239)597-1111 professionals in the following posi- 239-472-0491 for further details. because there are children in the family. Tile, Tile Repair, General Handyman. NEWLY REMODELED VILLAS. 3BR, 2BAor 2BR, 395-9385. Old Schoolhouse Theater 472-6862 tions: Servers, Bartender, Line Cook. > MID-ISLAND HOMESITE!! Not many island The Island Sun does not knowingly or 2BA. Lush screened pool, walk to beach. 812-482- S-10710-M-TFN J. Howard Wood Theater 472-0006 Fax resume to 472-0258. Call Dru DeVoe 481-5176, 239-472-2311 239-472-2902 & lots left in this price range - $219,900!!! This intentionally accept advertising in violation 6883. Sanibel Music Festival (239)336-7999 particular lot is oversized, with over 25,000 sq. 1 of federal, state, and local laws prohibiting BEAUTIFUL 4BR.4BA S-8/15-V-10/31 APARTMENT FOR RENT. IONA AREA. 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