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JULY 22, 1999 VOLUME 26 I NUMBER 29 5 * M ^ t L L i ° K a K V 32 PAGES 0 rA FL ORTER SANIBEL&CAPTIVA, FLORID^ FIRST WITHTHENEWSl COME SAIL AWAy No new taxes ; F«.i " .••-'' /''" ••'•• --BB111 Millage set at rolled-back rate '•- By Jennifer Workman hearings — this year scheduled to 1 Staff Writer begin Sept. 18 — and then strives to [a achieve the rolled-back rate as the Sanibel residents can expect their actual millage rate so as not to JBBG taxes to stay the same — or perhaps impose a tax increase. But this year, even be lower — for the year 2000 Councilrnember Nola Theiss pro- : A 1 II-1' AT LEFT: Kelcey thanks to the Sanibel City Council's posed that the council go about 'A . c • : . 1 Morgan prepares to unanimous agreement to set the planning the city budget as she II 1 : '-., ^ "'" '•**'•' VV.-" '-,* jump aboard her millage rate at the rolled-back rate would her own —- by first deciding 't :: :; Laser sailboat while of 1.9181, how much money they actually ||f||HK'' i^tf--^ ^. /'.: " instructor Scott Usually, the council sets the pro- have and then deciding how to H^^p^K'•;.-•./':;: • • '•'••;';'- :• ...•.' 1 Conway gives her a posed millage at a • higher rate to spend it,- instead of deciding what i • 1 hand last week as allow a safe cushion for unexpected part of a city-spon- expenses that arise in the budget ; : : i : : : 1> See Taxes, page 3 |^W« AV^ '•••• :K.i'.;H :A ^ ' - - •'!'! \ sored sailing class

; :: i ; ; ••^•"•'•' ' ' •^•••-••^'•''• • ''' "--* •; »:' 1 held off Bailey Road Hf'1'-.'.-'•'••••;';.:;::-!;.-'- ••••.•''••.•• 'y'>':?*">• in San Carlos Bay. Wg-'r-- '^~i^:: •:•••'•%•'. :, •:^;.yf:^: Conway will offer Heart defect blamed in

W''"- •'•'•"•• '-•^••••';:' :'' •''••.:••'•••• ••'••"'":• another session Aug. mW.:~,V'y:',•.''•'•••.••' • y:•••:':'} •'•••.,\'y 8-16. It's open to chil- dren age 8 and older. 1 1 1 : ,. .'•.'.V ^-''.^.'^J ^;'-^-^:!;^--':"^ "' ' 9-year-old's drowning 1 For information, call Conway at 395-0337. vacationing with her family from 1 • •; •' \\-f:••••'•'^••,''•'.:'U;::*;SISIi5:i M Editor's note/page 6

: ; "•/•'- ,:'•...:•••: "•.•.'.-• :^">-*^ -"^?^@!^ For more photos of • the sailing class, see Independence, Ky. page 14. By Pattie Pace While holding her breath under- I ^^ Staff Writer water, an abnormal heart rhythm meant her heart wasn't contracting 1 A Leu COUMJ uiL'dicuL examiner normally anil hloodflow was blamed an undiagnosed, congenital reversed. heart defect for the drowning of 9- "She was probably unconscious "I year-old Stephanie Bahr last week at underwater (before drowning)," 1 the Sanibel Surfside condominium Hamilton said. pool at 610 Donax Street. According to police reports, "She had a hole in her heart," Dr. 1 Michael Pistclla Rebecca Hamilton said of Bahr, t> See Drowning, page 3 Man charged in murder of 7-Eleven manager FIRED UP By Pattie Pace assigned a prosecutor to the case. Staff Writer Plascencia, 36, was extradited last week from a Mexican jail, where he's been in custody since December of 1997. Jose Raul Plascencia has been He arrived in Lee County last Wednesday. He was Blastic's charged with first-degree murder in the roommate at the time of her March, 1996 murder. 1996 slaying of Michaelene Blastic, a According to;. 7-Eleven employee Lorene Pesnell, former .manager at the 7-Eleven store Blastic, 38, had quit her job as manager approximately two on Periwinkle Way at Tarpon Bay Road weeks prior to her death. Coworkers began to worry about who.;.was found stuffed inside the •her after a friend and; her mother both called the business refrigerator of her Fort Myers apart- looking for her, saying they'd been unable to reach her at ment. home, Pesnell advised them to call the police. :. Plascencia is being held without The Lee County Sheriff's Office was notified Blastic bond at the Lee County Jail and his was missing March 13. A deputy became suspicious after arraignment is set for Friday, Aug. 13. discovering notes taped to the door of her Barkley Circle The State Attorney's Office has not yet Plascencia l> See Murder, page 2 CHILDREN'S THEATER Islanders recall JFK Jr/s death and his visit here By pawn Grodsky Editor As the grim realization set in over the weekend that John F. Kennedy, Jr., his wife, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, and her sister, Lauren Bessette were dead following their plane crash just off Maltha's Vineyard Friday night, the country reacted with all-too-well-prac- ticed grief and shock. Shock that another vibrant, young Kennedy member of the Kennedy clan — America's family •— had died at such a young age and grief Michael Pistella for the loss of all three. Kennedy, at 38, was younger than Claudette Beerman, a home-schooled 17- his father was when he was assassinated at age 46 in 1963. year-old from Sanibel, fires a gun during a Jill Goodman And the Bessette family lost two children, Carolyn, 33, and firearms training session at the Southwest Marjorie Sokoloff instructs children Lauren, 34. Florida Law Enforcement Explorer including islander Johanna Harmon in a Two years ago, the island was all a buzz with the unan- Academy with Sanibel police officer Ron summer workshop at the Florida Curry at her side. For details of the aeade; Repertory Theatre. For details, see page 9. > See JFK, page 8 my and more photos, please see page 13. 2 • JULY 22, 1999 • ISLAND REPORTER

e a t h e r Murder From page 1 apartment in Fort Myers. Because the notes Employees at island 7-Eleven stores who High Low Rain weren't in Blastic's handwriting, deputies worked with Blastic are anxiously waiting July 14 93 76 .10 searched her home and found her body Plascencia's trial. July 15 92 77 .02 stuffed inside the refrigerator. Bill Holloway, who was Blastic's assistant July 16 92 72 — An autopsy performed March 14 con- manager in 1996, said, "Obviously I'm July 17 92 78 firmed that she was murdered and deputies pleased they got him but it's a shame, of July 18 94 76 .25 said Blastic probably knew her killer. course. She was a good person, easy to get July 19 93 77 — In addition, Blastic's 1996 green Saturn along with," he said. July 20 94 77 .10 was stolen from her home and discovered Pesnell said she was so upset with March 17 at the Food Lion in North Fort i1 accounts of the murder back in 1996 that she Myers. had to quit watching television to bring some Rainfall for July is 4.13 inches so far. "She was the best manager we ever had. semblance of normalcy back into her life. Note: Rainfall levels are recorded from the She was a nice, nice, nice lady. I miss her," "We're still all upset about it," Pesnell morning of the day given to the following morn- said 7-Eleven employee Howie Carpenter, said, noting phone calls are flying amid her ing. whose wife called him while he was on coworkers who worked with Blastic. "We Source: Island Water Association vacation to tell him Plascencia was being Michaelene Blastic will be keeping up with (the trial)." brought to stand trial in Lee County.

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Staff Writer During the end of June in 1987, Pritt was thumbing through his Florida Bar News magazine and saw an ad for Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pritt may be a bit weary from the city attorney on Sanibel. pulling double duty as interim city manager for seven When memories from late February in Ohio surfaced — months, but that doesn't detract from his work on Sanibel or "the slush, sleet, snow and ice; the absence of sunlight for his participation in professional organizations. months on end; the low-lying slate gray clouds of winter" Last week, while attending the Florida Municipal — he shot off his resume to Sanibel and snagged the job. Attorneys Association annual meeting on Amelia Island, Coming from almost anywhere to this sanctuary island Pritt was named president of the group. involves an element of culture shock, he said. Most other Though the appointment was not considered a shoe-in, places pay lip service to growth management and land members generally slide up the ladder once elected as trea- preservation, but Sanibel lives and breathes the concept. surer, an honor bestowed on Pritt in 1997. Last year, he Pritt has not only embraced the Sanibel way on a profes- served as vice president. sional basis but in his personal life as well. When he breaks His main duties as president will be planning, devising a away from wqrk, one of his favorite activities is going trout program for and orchestrating next year's annual meeting, a fishing with Planning Commission Vice Chairman Dick gathering he calls invaluable to practicing preventive law on Downes. "' ' Sanibel. "I love to go fishing with Dick. He knows where all the "I always come back from these meetings filled with fish are," Pritt said. "Not. too many people can stand to go ideas," he said. "You also come back with a whole new set with us because we talk land use while we're out there." of worries. You get as much from talking with other city As for his immediate plans, Pritt said he's focused on attorneys in the hallways and at dinner as you get fiom the making it through the next city council meeting and will conference." ; £ -attend the Florida League of Cities CQiiterertce; Aug J9-^2 Since he took the job at city attorney aTf 987,*Piitt has with Edwaid.Sudover.'who {Vvset to?§tke the jielmSis city spent a good deal of time making himself aware of-looming manage? on-Aug 16 Pritt wilKiiajf the lega|_ panel;at.the w pitfalls with the potential to cripple % small town.' Once in event. » •< » t -- "• - „ * the know, he can work with city officials to pass laws and Then he and his wife. Penny, plan to-spend «a-week vaca- train personnel to avoid catastrophes and. costljcUwsuits tioning in the Flonda Panhandle, with possible side trips to At the conference a couple years ago, conversations with Biloxie. Miss., and Dauphin Island - ; other municipal attorneys alerted Pritt to the- impending When he comes back*along with his duties as city attoi- debate over telecommunication towers and antennas, a hotly ney, Putt plans to woik closely with Sealovei during the Michuel Pistella contested issue on Sanibel for close to a year. next six months to a yeai, helping him acclimate to the "One of the big issues this year is police pensions, deal- woikmgs oi the city Sanibel City Attorney and Interim City ing with the new law that was^gnucted in the fiist (state \$g- Taking «i moment ta reflect back on the last seven oi Manager Bob Pritt says he's eager to get back islative) session," he said. "PriiriEirily we need to review (the tight mouths. Pott i>nicf his main goal iu accepting the post to his full-timeylaw^esly-^iuties. law). Make sure we're in compliance; do an audit," he said of inteiim city manager was to provide a modicum oi sta- horn the city will ssy,VHeyV iula joK"' Pritt said. "People Prior to settling down on Sanibel, Pritt hailed horn Ohio bility during a tumultuous Dnu. have actually pitched' in, TJIar wuultln-ILhappen everywhere He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Akion Resignations and a slew of early letnements, along with else." .. _ - _ _ in 1969 and a law degree from that university's school of council elections, posed a challenge loi city employees who So just how long does-the $2-yeajL-old city attorney plan law in 1974. In between, he served a stint in the U S Anny have all taken on extia duties to stay on Sanibel? from 1969 to 1971. With then help, he believes the mission was accom- "As long as they'll let me," Pritt said. "I've said time and He has experience working as a private attorney, as plished time again, I love thi.s island: Ii really ts. n place I think about director of law for the city of Akron; and as geneial counsel "There's been a spirit of coopeiation with a minimum of when I wake up, not only Sanibel as an island, but Sanibel for the Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority, compused griping I hope someone out theie, whLii they see someone as a way of life, a culture"

Drowning From page 1 Sen. Sounders appointed'to take force Flonda Senate Picsident Tom Jennings thiough a tax1 on health (.are providers. Balir's mother was watching the children pulse, then began adnnnisteiing CPR at announced the appointment of Sen Buit "Buit's knowledge of health-care issues from the front door of the condominium, approximately 12:08 p.m. last Tuesday, July Saunders of Naples to the Public Medical and his experience as' a member of the then went to put on her bathing suit. Bahr 13. Assistance Trust Fund Task Force, which Health, Aging and Long-Term Care com- was holding her breath, swimming laps Shortly after, paramedics arrived and will review sources of funds deposited into mittee makes him the ideal person to repre- under water when other children in the pool took over treatment but Bahr could not be the trust to determine if the annual assess- sent the Senate on this important task found her unconscious, suspended between revived. SJje, was taken by ambulance to ments imposed on various health care enti- force," Jennings said;.; the top and bottom of the water. The chil- Beachview golf course, then transported by ties are proper. The fund was established to Saunders. represents Lee and Collier dren ran to summon the mother. helicopter to Lee Memorial HealthPark off provide indigent health care and is paid for counties in the state senate. According to a witness, Bahr wasn't Summerlin Road, where she was pro- breathing when Liz Dolan and Mimi Rieve nounced dead af 12:55 p.m. of Chicago, 111., pulled the girl out of the Sanibel Police Officer Cliff Short escort- water and tried to resuscitate her, to no ed family members to HealthPark and C o r r e c f i o avail. Detective Scott Ashby photographed the : The lencinp; project in South Africa, African Sanibel Police Officer G.V. Tyus Jr. was scene, noting no obvious trauma to the girl. spiMihcidcil b> Saiuhel resident I Inn Tho Rc]>ortft icpicts the error. first the first law enforcement official on the Sanibel police and fire personnel, along Wales-Bailho and lcatured m the Julj I scene. with Lee County paramedics, were involved, cdilion of the {shuul lit'/wrn^, was delayed He observed bystander Sheena Cable in trying to revive Bahr. ioi one jcar bejcause while kind owneis We want to toinxt our mmakes as soon holding Bahr on her side on the pool deck. A funeral service for the girl was held wejf hunting elephants in the pjCNCive as possible It you se^ tin error fall HJilor Tyus checked Bahr's, airways for blockage, Saturday, July 17, at the Unity Pentecostal The hunter1: VKTC incormctly identified as - Dawn Grodsfcv at 472-158". listened for breathing and checked her Church in Independence, Ky.

Millage From page 1 they want to spend their money on and then figuring out taking into account higher property values. department, a planning technician position in the planning where the money will come from. "It's better to know the It is set by matching the available revenues with the pro- department and replacing the carpet at city hall. Several of bottom line and then come up with the budget," she said.. posed expenditures and is usually set high, thus often caus- the proposed expenses, said Councilman Bill Hillebrandt, Theiss' proposal received support from several members ing concern that there will be a raise in taxes. With the pro- could either be decreased or perhaps removed from the pro- of the public, including the budget review committee chair- posed rate set at the rolled-back rate there is no possibility posed budget, but the details will be addressed when the man Armand Ball. "I urge you not to adopt what is more of a rate increase — only for the rate to remain the same or budget hearings begin. than the current millage rate. ... The proposed millage rate to be reduced. always creates controversy," Ball said, emphasizing a point Finance Director Renee Lynch gave the council a In the meantime, the council supported Theiss' millage made earlier by CouncilmemberBUl Hillebrandt that the demonstration on significant changes in the upcoming suggestion with Hillebrandt saying he was hopeful new City proposed higher rate is often confusing td the public. year's budget that totaled $937,465. She also totaled the Manager Edward Sealover would come in and figure out Each year council is required to set a proposed, operating proposed operating expenditures at $12,603,709, and cou- Ways to "do more with less," Cpuncilmember Steve Brown millage rate for the property appraiser well before budget pled with other funds, came up with $15,316,833 as the total said he was voting in favor of Theiss' proposal to see how it healings begin. The rate set in July is a cap; the council can use of funds for the proposed budget. works out this year and Councilmember Andrew Reding lower it but cannot increase it. The rolled-back rate is the Some of the expenditures included an increase in the dis- said he would have proposed the same thing if Theiss had- millage that would bring the city the same amount of dollars aster trust fund, tilling a sergeant's.position in the police n't beaten him to it.

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loader in Women's clolhisit} 4 • JULY 22, 1999 • ISLAND REPORTER Buck Key update Captivans launch letter-writing campaign Sanibel council By Pattie Pace 8 Transferring development rights from Buck Key Staff Writer uplands to Captiva wetlands is inconsistent with numerous goals, objective and policies of the Lee Plan, and state and opposes transfer Though a final decision on proposed Lee Plan changes regional plans. By Jennifer Workman won't be hammered out for at least four to five months, the B Traffic congestion on Captiva is a major concern if Staff Writer Florida Department of Community Affairs in Tallahassee is additional dwelling units are built. set to give the proposal which would allow property rights • Density at South Seas Plantation already exceeds The Sanibel City Council took steps to officially oppose to be transferred from Buck Key to South Seas Plantation, allowable limits. the transfer of development rights from 70 acres owned by an initial review as early as next month. • Local citizen opposition is clearly unanimous. Mariner Properties Development on Buck Key to South In response, an aggressive letter-writing campaign has B Manner's development rights could be transferred to Seas Plantation. been launched by the Captiva Civic Association and the less environmentally sensitive land. Despite testimony by Mariner President Ray Pavelka, Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Foundation, which oppose who said the council might not fully understand the pro- Mariner Properties Development's request to transfer devel- The July 21 hearing date noted in the CCA and SCCF posal, members unanimously adopted a resolution stating opment rights from undeveloped Buck Key to a mature, letters has been postponed, according to Lee Planning they object to the transfer of development rights for 32 black mangrove forest at South Seas. Director Paul O'Connor. The DCA has asked O'Connor for units. In 1997, Ray Pavelka of Mariner some additional information on the proposed Lee Plan "I would have appreciated the opportunity to discuss our purchased 70 of the 80 privately owned package submitted last month. With his response set to go proposal with the city council to make sure you fully under- acres on Buck Key from the Watrous out last week, O'Connor said the DCA has up to 30 days stand it," Pavelka said, adding that the council shouldn't family. Last month, the Lee County from receipt to decide if it will issue a so-called Objections, disregard the archeological and environmental values of Commission voted 4-1 to recommend Recommendations and Comments Report. Buck Key. approval of Mariner's request to amend the Lee Plan, which would allow trans- "This doesn't say we're for the development of Buck If the decision is affirmative, the DCA then has 30 days Key," responded Councilmember Nola Theiss. "We're just ferring the building rights for 32 units, to notify die Lee Planning Department and related state and send it to the DCA for review. against the transfer of development to South Seas. I think agencies of its intent to write the report. Those agencies there's another solution out there." In exchange for the transfer, Mariner have 30 days to respond. The DCA then has an additional And Councilmember Andrew Reding likened Mariner's offered to preserve the 70 acres on 30 days to review the package, discuss it with agency man- proposal to political blackmail. "I feel like the wolf has Buck Key along with 45 remaining Ray Pavelka agement and issue the report. walked in and is dressed in fleece," he said to Pavelka. acres of undeveloped wetlands and 15 Once Lee County receives the DCA's report, it has But Pavelka stood by his proposal and said that if acres of privately owned submerged lands at South Seas. another 60 days to respond to the objections, including con- Mariner didn't develop Buck Key someone else would — The CCA strongly opposes Mariner's request and last ducting hearings before the county commission. unless the opportunity to save it was seized. month sent a letter to members asking for support. The "We can (tell the commissioners), 'They objected to this SCCF sent out 2,700 pieces of a similar letter last week, Tom Loomis of the Captiva Homeowner's Association and this is how we changed, deleted information or added to supported council's resolution and pointed out the sensitiv- including a sample letter to send to the DCA voicing oppo- the plan.' Or we can recommend they don't adopt it because sition to the Lee Plan change. Both groups asked people to ity of the'South Seas' land. "The black mangrove swamp the objections are too hard to over- and forest they want to tear down is one of the last in the e-mail, fax or write to Charles Gauthier, the DCA's bureau come," O'Connor explained. chief for local planning, and to send copies to either local county," he said. group. The council's resolution also gives the city manager In the meantime, CCA attorney Matt authorization to submit the city's objections and comments Suggested reasons for opposing the Lee Plan change Uhle and SCCF attorney Richard include: to the Florida Department of Community Affairs, which is Grosso have submitted legal documen- considering approving a Lee Plan change to allow the trans- tation to the DCA. fer. H Areas planned for development on Buck Key and at South Seas are each environmentally and archaeologically The council's original statement of objection — citing "What we're trying to show is the increased traffic on Sanibel, increased hurricane evacuation sensitive. proposed transfer is leally breaking H The black mangroves on Captiva help protect the time and the destruction of mangrove wetlands as reasons county, state and, perhaps, federal law," — was left out of the Lee County Commission report sent island from storms and offer irreplaceable habitat for birds, said CCA Vice President Zeke to the DCA. fish and other wildlife native to the area. McDonald. z. McDonald City, CHR housing contract OK'd City notes By Jennifer Workman is an independent con- Staff Writer tractor and it would By Jennifer Workman "There might be better parcels out simplify the relation- Staff Writer there," Pritt said. "But part of what drives After some discussion over the book- ship. voluntary acquisition is availability. keeping, the Sanibel City Council Tuesday However, there was approved a four-year contract agreement some question as to Applications sought Eviction to move forward with Community Housing & Resources, how the city would The Sanibel City Council is accepting City Attorney Pritt was authorized Inc. as the city's housing foundation. determine the rate to applications from island residents interested Tuesday to begin eviction procedures for a The bookkeeping section that inspired charge CHR for rent in serving on the Sanibel Causeway Project tenant living in city property at 2231 discussion states that the city will bill CHR and the other items, and Development & Environmental Study Periwinkle Way. quarterly for city-pro- Councilmember Nola Citizen's Committee. The council will The tenant was living in the property vided office supplies, Theiss explained that Nola Theiss make recommendations for the positions at when the city acquired it last year and was postage, copying and because CHR's office • the Aug. 3 meeting and anyone interested to pay rent and make repairs on the proper- similar items not space, utilities and phone systems are pro- can put their name in the city skills bank for ty. Some repairs have been made but no rent including rent, utilities vided for by the city it would be money consideration. paid, reported Pritt. and phone services. going in a circle. The lease agreement expired June 16. Up But Councilmember "While in theory it sounds good to be to this point, the city has served the tenant Bill Hillebrandt said he autonomous, we are symbiotic," she said, Big party OK with a notice of non-renewal of the lease believed rent, utilities explaining that CHR houses are built on The Barrier Island Group for the Arts and a notice to vacate, but the tenant refus- and phone services city-owned properties. and the Pirate Playhouse are planning a es to leave. should be included in The contract was unanimously agreed to "Millennium Celebration" for New Year's the bills because CHR as it was written. Eve 1999 and Tuesday, the council Deep well support Hillebrandt approved allowing the groups a temporary The council agreed to authorize Pritt to liquor license and the right to play music intervene in a petition filed by resident Ray until 1 a.m. Jan. 1, 2000. Grizzell with the Florida Department of The Reporter welcomes your comments. Call 472-1587. Environmental Protection objecting to the Island Water Association's deep-injection Acquisition approved well. The council approved the acquisition of Grizzell's original petition was dis- 8.61 acres of land known as Tract G of the missed but an amended petition was filed SANIBEL PARADISE ' Butterknife subdivision along Casa Ybel and Pritt said it is essential that the city Lush landscape surrounds this very Road. The city will pay $450,000 for the intervene if the petition is accepted and private beautiful island home featuring property from the environmentally sensitive scheduled for a hearing. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, an open great land acquisition fund. "We can't hook up Phase 1 (of the sewer room plan with French doors that all The property was appraised for that project) unless we haul water or get the open to a large screened lanai and amount a year and a half ago and has not injection well under way," Pritt said. heated spa overlooking the preserve, a since been reappraised, but Natural Resources Director Rob Loflin inspected Sanibel to sue jeweler gourmet kitchen, an elevator, fireplace, the property last month and recommended Pritt will begin foreclosure or other legal workout room, 2 car garage & plenty of the land be purchased. Loflin reported that action against Friday's Fine Jewelers per hobby space. Ownership in pool & ten- the land is contiguous with 74 acres of park the council's authorization. nis courts. Deeded access to Gulf and conservation lands, and would serve as Friday's has incurred fines for delin- beaches only approx. 300'. A private an area of scenic preservation as well. quent alarm charges and has failed to pay gated community. Call for your appt! Loflin also noted the property has signifi- two. outstanding liens from 1997 against the $722,500 cant wildlife potential, once the Brazilian company in the amounts of $510 and $485, pepper that has infested it is removed. according to city records. The council unanimously supported the The owners have failed to respond to Murphy purchase but Councilmember Andrew past-due notices. PMR Reding said he hoped the purchase would- Executive session Realty, Inc. n't interfere with the acquisition of lands The council met with Pritt, who is also Corporal.. Oiiire: 13831 Vertor Ave. Suite 105 along Taipon Bay. serving as acting city manager until Your Experienced However, City Attorney Bob Pntt Iieul Estate Professional Sealover arrives, in a closed meeting assured Reding he believed the purchase Tuesday to discuss their plans for the col- Carolyn Walters Offices (941) 482-5 J12 wouldn't interfere with the Taipon Bay lective bargaining negotiations tentatively ABR.CAM After Hours: (941)481-72.17 acquisition and that the city needs to take scheduled for July 29 with the Fraternal Realty/Broker Salesperson Digital Pagers (941) advantage of buying property when it is available. f> See City notes, Baae 5 ISLAND REPORTER • JULY 22, 1999 • 5 Council, committee can't agree on birthday celebrations By Jennifer Workman boating safety and the environment. The committee also Hillebrandt, who added that the speed Staff Writer proposed the idea of a fly over with a military aircraft. The of the boats would set the wrong prece- military fly over said Baer, evokes in her feelings of patrio- dent for other boaters who go too fast The citizen's committee, organized under the direction of tism and celebration. "We're looking forward to an excel- along the coastline. "I think both events Recreation Director Helene Phillips to plan the city of lent celebration that day," she said. are contradictory to what the island is Sanibel's 25-year anniversary celebration, may dissolve and However, the events planned by the citizen's committee about," he said. hand the party planning back to the council, reported coun- are not the only celebratory events, said Jody Brown. "All Theiss echoed the concerns of resi- cilmember and committee liaison Steve Brown Tuesday. the island organization are invited to be involved in having dent Ray Vasquez, who said he hoped Brown said some of the committee their own events," she explained and Phillips listed some the events would be focused toward members were feeling frustrated with that have already been scheduled, including a ball at the island residents only. Theiss said she the lack of support they were getting Sanibel Community Association, a mock vote by the would rather see islanders doing silly from the council after members Jody Democratic Club, a tree lighting done by the Pirate Jean Baer things as opposed to a water ski show. Brown and Jean Baer presented their Playhouse and a Committee of the Islands-sponsored break- And Planning Commission celebration plans and looked to council fast. Chairman John Veenschoten likened the idea of a water ski for approval. The individual organizations will be responsible for show to a circus. "I don't like the idea of bringing in a cir- "It's not going to be a surprise funding their own events but the citizen's committee, while cus type show ... which will, I'm sure, invite many people party," Jody Brown said as she hoping to raise some funds to offset their estimated $39,840 from off island. It's a free deal," he said. described the events the committee has in costs, is hoping to get a $25,000 contribution from the Baer explained to the council that after having been dis- been working to schedule for the council. Along with city-allocated funds, the committee is couraged from other activities, such as the fireworks show, approximately month-long celebration asking for community contributions and will sell posters she and the rest of the committee were feeling challenged to that will begin Nov. 5 and wrap up Dec. Steve Brown and T-shirts to raise money. Any money left over would go find a hook to get people excited about the event and that the 11. Some of the events include a to the city's recreation program, said Baer. committee members had put in a great deal of time planning proclamation and presentation of a gift to the city, an "intel- But, there were some questions raised by the council as the celebration, but that she would no longer work to put lectual" evening with guest speakers and a reenactment of to whether the council would pay for the events or if the together something not supported by council. the first city council meeting. Finally there will be a wrap- committee would need to raise the money on its own. Steve "Please don't think your work is a waste of time," up community gathering and picnic Dec. 11. Baer, who is Brown explained that the money for the gift was to come Hillebrandt told her. "I think we're saying that 99 percent of organizing the gathering, told the council there would be from community donations, but added that while the com- this is fabulous.... We're taking exception to two things and food catered by Sonny's Barbecue and various forms of mittee hoped to raise almost half of the expenses he didn't we're asking you to reconsider." entertainment including local musician Danny Morgan, vol- think members could be expected to raise the entire But Phillips explained that the event is six months away leyball, a bounce house for kids and kayaking. And, said $40,000. and the committee is running out of time to reconsider. But Baer, after there was some opposition to a fireworks show, Money was not the only issue of concern for the council according to the visibly frustrated Steve Brown, the com- the committee brainstormed to come up with something fun regarding the celebration. Councilmembers Bill mittee will regroup at their next meeting July 28 and see for everyone to enjoy and "stumbled across the idea of a Hillebrandt, Nola Theiss and Andrew Reding voiced oppo- where they want to go from here. He added that the group water ski show." The committee located a water ski group sition to the water ski show and the military fly over. meets every other Wednesday and encourages input and called Ski-A-Rees from Sarasota that Baer said focuses on "I don't think it's appropriate for Sanibel," said ideas.

Media One explains interruptions City notes From page 4 By Pattie Pace connecting the equipment, installing new Staff Writer connections and reconnecting the new Order of Police, the union representing B During the sale of the Beachview golf power supplies. members of the Sanibel Police Department. and country club, the deeds between previ- Media One responded to customer com- "We will be in an area for approximately ous owner Michigan Homes and the city of plaints about interruptions in cable TV ser- two weeks (switching power supplies). That Sanibel were incorrect And the council vice on Sanibel Monday. does not mean service is down for two Consent agenda approved a corrective deed from Michigan "Although there is weeks," Moncivaiz said. • The council approved a public access Homes and authorized a corrective deed no official outage, some Residential outages during the switch easement over an accessory boat dock on from the city to Michigan Homes. people may still experi- should last no more than two hours at a Woodring Road for owners Ed and Lynn B The council accepted an agreement ence service interrup- time, he added. Any customer who feels Carrington. The easement is to provide between the city and the J.N. "Ding" tions because we are inconvenienced by the service interruption pedestrian ramps for public access to the Darling National Wildlife Refuge to jointly still switching out can receive a credit from Media One by not- beach. The current access will be obstruct- manage the "Gavin Site" as an area used for power supplies and ing the time and length of interruption and ed by an accessory dock and lift on the disposal of exotic vegetation. When the doing final clean up and reporting it to the company, he said. Carnngton's property approved by the plan- weather permits, exotics such as Brazilian testing," Corporate Duimg the testing phase, the table chop ning commission in May. pcppei will be burned Affairs Manager to the house may be deemed too old to carry B The council approved hiring Ajax B The council approved an agieement Gilbert Moncivaiz said. a proper signal. Cable may temporarily be Paving Industries, Inc. for road resurfacing /or legal services with Wayne Helsby of He explained the laid along the ground of residential yards projects. The 30-day contract with Ajax is Allen, Norton & Blue, P.A., for the collec- construction phase of Moncivaiz during the process of replacing them either in the amount of $81,416.90 and the areas tive bargaining process with the FOP. installing the company's new Broadband overhead or underground, depending on of road to be resurfaced are East Gulf Drive Helsby served as the attorney in the bar- network is complete and once the power where the lines were originally placed. from Lindgren Boulevard to Elinor Way, gaining process last year and his contract is supplies are switched and testing is com- The Broadband network, which makes Beach Road, Main Street from Periwinkle for an hourly rate of $160. plete, the clean up phase will continue until partial use of fiber-optic cables, is designed Way to Center Street, Fitzhugh Street and B Revised beach parking and ballfield mid August. to improve cable TV service and eventually Dixie Beach Boulevard. maintenance funds were approved Tuesday. Switching power supplies involves tak- offer customers Internet access and local The company will also pave a widened The revisions include $7,500 for repair and ing the old existing boxes, physically dis- telephone service. area of bike path on Casa Ybel Road, from maintenance at the boat ramp, and $4,280 Algiers Lane to the curve in front of Casa for half of the cost of resurfacing the tennis Ybel Resort. courts at the elementary school. Optima! Health' Remember, you read it first Thlfti Medical Center, along 1 ih S CJbWH' in the Reporter . The only paper published Thursdays! HeaKr* jM&tlstry* ^U pie* sent a 'seminar called "Achieving Optimal HeaMf from 6:30-9:30' p.m. Tuesday, July 27. HURRICANE PROTECTION The focus will&e to learn, about tapping into, -» spiritual resources, man- DADE COUNTY SPECIFICATIONS ON MATERIALS & INSTALLATION aging stress, outrifton and uplements ' St, ROLL SHUTTERS * STORM PANELS ACCORDION SHUTTERS • TRUSS BRACING

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STATE CERTIFIED GENERAL CONTRACTORr Monday - Saturday 7 AM till 7 PM CG-CQ07963 6 • JULY 22, 1999 Q ISLAND REPORTER Editor's note Tight-lipped Semi be I police need a spokesperson The drowning death of a 9-year-old girl in a condo- When a 9-year-old girl minium pool last week was indeed a tragedy The family drowns in a swimming pool of Stephanie Bahr, vacation- ing from Kentucky, is in plain view of other swim- assuredly suffering unimag- inable grief mers, it's unusual and yes, it's And theie is no doubt those who witnessed the news. And people want drowning and tried to help are also traumatized by the details. events of last Tuesday after- noon A spokesperson is trained to act as a liaison between the However, being upset is officers on the scene and the press, which lepxesents the tax- not an excuse to shirk on paying and police salary-paying public, and which does youi responsibilities, which Dawn Grodsky indeed have a right to know — and know in a timely man- is what the Sanibel police ner — when an accident or crime occurs did following the incident by refusing to give out informa- When a 9-year-old girl drowns in a swimming pool in tion in a timely manner and As I plain view of other swimmers, it's unusual and yes, it's then once releasing a written news. And people want details report a full week later, But when the Island Reportei contacted police — the blacking out the name of the see it agency responsible for providing those details — we were victim, her family and near- refused any information We were told a press release would ly every witness — for no apparent reason be issued the following morning, and though it was, it gave no details, identifying the girl as a "white female juvenile " Commander John Terry, who is in charge of releasing the When we pressed for more information, the records wntten reports each week, admitted he did not know why department said its personnel weren't authorized to tell us the names were blackened. anything, Chief Lew Phillips didn't return a phone call and Police can conceal the identity of juveniles if a crime was Assistant Chief Jack Primm simply said the reports could committed But in this case a congenital heart defect, not not be released because they had yet to be written. foul play, is suspected But communication with the media should not be solely And this is not the first tune the SPD has been chided comprised of wntten reports Talking is quite the valuable 'ESHwif.1 ^•WP^I'TB ' about its relationship or lack thereof with the media. tool. R Following the sexual assault of an island woman at And had we been able to talk with someone who was on =3 Bowman's Beach m November, police were slow to get out The Sanibel police report on the drowning scene, we would have been able to add those details to the death of 9-year-old Stephanie Bahr, issued of the gate with any information that a crime had even brief story we did put together on deadline last week after occurred and then withheld important details of that attack this week, blacks out nearly all information. talking to the medical examiner's office, and maybe save Every other law enforcement agency in this county rec- for weeks, including that the assailant tried to drown the others some more grief. woman. Doesn't that make it attempted murder'' ognizes the need to have a dialogue with the media and has Early this week, we had a phone call from an irate wit- The News-Press criticized the department's lack of a designated spokesperson It's time for the Sanibel police ness whose daughter had pulled Stephanie out of the pool to realize this, too. response in an editorial and top brass promised things would and tried to revive her, and who didn't like our sketchy ver- change. sion of events (Dawn Grodsky is editor of the Island Reporter. She Well, they haven't and until someone at the department In a police department the size of SanibeJ's, a spokesper- is specifically designated as a media spokesperson, or pub- welcomes your comments and suggestions. Give her a call son does not have to be a full-time position and the duties at 472-1587.) lic information officer, they likely won't ever improve. could be designated to someone already on staff

THE ISLAND RlPORTEHl Roving reporter The Island Reporter is SanibeFs official city newspaper of record, published each Question: Thursday with over 4,500 paid sub- scribers. This year, the Island Reporter Jack Carlene What was your wea€tion to the Glarrow Brennen celebrates 25 years of service to the Publishar Group island communities. We are the islands' news this weeH about John ¥. manager only source for NEWS. Hennedty Mr.'s death? Subscriptions: Address: Mail delivery/1 Year 2340 Periwinkle Way Chet Sadler $40 for full-time PO Box 809 Sanibel residents of Lee County; Sanibel, FL 33957 $46 for split Letters to the residences; "/ initially thought they'd be fine and he'd be OK. Dawn Stan $60 for foreign Editor: Grodsky Kucaba subscribers Please mail your letters to Now, I just think it's a real tragedy that so many bad L Editor Sales Manager (FL taxes included) our office to the attention things can happen to a good family like that." of Dawn Grodsky r Office Hours: Postai Information: Monday - Friday Periodical Rate Postage Paid at Sanibel Post Office, FL 8 30 a.m to 5 p.m Postmaster Send Address Changes to The Island Reporter Mark Davis Telephone: PO Box 809 Sanibel, FL 33957 Sanibel (941)472-1587 Fax (941) 472-8398 Pattie "Saddened I think that word about sums it up." Goodman Pace Entertainment staff Writer Display Ads: (941)472-1587 l Deadline Tuesdays at 1998 m noon, schedule changes Award Winning for holidays Newspaper Classified Ads: Helen Rawiins (941)472-1587 Philadelphia, Pa. Deadline Mondays at 4 Member FL Press Association Board of Realtors Michael p m, schedule changes for Affiliated Member Jennifer Pistella holidays Member of Sanrbel-Captlva "I find it very sad. I really feel for the family." Workman Design/ Chamber of Commerce Staff Writer Photography © 1999 BREEZE CORPORATION

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Shirlene £?"•« Grasorppn St-John Carter "I feel so sad. I think he was a really wonderful guy." classlfiid Account Accomi Subsiriptn Executive Executlve We cover the most pristine islands in the world and are proud to share them with you weekly. ISLAND REPORTER • JULY 22, 1999 • 7 Island voices may not be the most ideal solution, the other possible Well letter full of inaccuracies options are even less attractive." Yfour comments ate welcomel To the editor: Overall, Ms. Highsmith's letter is very supportive of Sanibel's deep-injection well project as a backup to the Please address correspondence to; Ray Grizzell's letter to the editor in the July 15 edition of extensive reuse system also being installed by the city. The ''Letters to tfte Editor" the Island Reporter deserves comment. First, Mr. Grizzell complete letter is available in the offices of the Island Water Island Reporter asks, "Why no public hearings on the sewer treatment for Association and the DEP for review by anyone who is inter- P.O. Box 809 Sanibel?" I believe the record speaks for itself on this point. ested in learning more about the views of DEP regarding Sanibel,FL 33957 There have been numerous public hearings on this subject this environmentally sound project. over the last several years, both before the Sanibel City Mr. Grizzell then goes on to question the agenda and Letters must be signed and include a Council and the Sanibel Wastewater Research Committee. motives of Dr. Buzz Walker regarding his role in the project. phone number for verification. Mr. Grizzell next quotes Margaret Highsmith, director of Not only is this criticism unfair and unwarranted, but it is The editor will endeavor to print district management for the South District of the Florida also fraught with factual inaccuracies. First, Mr. Walker's as many letters as possible. Department of Environmental Protection, as having said in firm, Missimer International, is not working as "the con- her letter of July 8, "This injection of treated sewer water sulting engineering firm for Youngquist Brothers, Inc." On "no deep-well injection, ever." He failed to mention that Lee may not be the most ideal solution." Aside from the fact that the contrary, Mr. Walker's firm is employed directly by IWA County Utilities also disposes of its excess treated waste- Ms. Highsmith correctly refers to the injected fluid as "treat- to oversee and ensure the quality of the work being done by water via a deep-injection well into the same boulder zone ed wastewater," not Mr. Grizzell's preferred term of "treat- Youngquist. Secondly, Youngquist will not receive $4 mil- formation which we will be using on Sanibel. ed sewer water," he also chose to omit the second half of her lion for this project. IWA's contract with Youngquist is for The addition of our sewage to that already being treated sentence, which gives her comments a totally different $2.6 million. at the Lee County plant would only increase the volume meaning. The correct/complete quote would have been, Finally, Mr. Grizzell stated that we should "outsource our being injected via their well. "While the injection of treated wastewater underground raw sewage" to Lee County and that there then would be Although there are numerous other aspects of Mr. Grizzell's letter upon which similar comments could be made, I will refrain from doing so for the sake of brevity. Guest commentary Roger Blind, P.E. General manager strengthening. Island Water Association What is a hurricane? A hurricane is steered by the easterly trade There are no other storms on earth like winds and the temperate westerlies as well as by its own ferocious energy. Around a hurri- Family needs help hurricanes. Views of hurricanes from satel- To the editor: lites located thousands of miles above the cane's core, winds grow with great velocity, earth show how unique these powerful, generating violent seas. Moving ashore, it sweeps the ocean inward while spawning tor- Local media stories have been very accurate and heart- tightly coiled weather systems are. warming about Juan Mejia's injury in a construction acci- Hurricanes are products of the tropical nadoes and producing torrential rains and floods. dent, the resulting community support and Angel Flight's ocean and atmosphere. assistance in helping the Mejia children travel to Colorado The process by which a disturbance Each year on average, 10 tropical storms develop over the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean to join their parents while dad received rehabilitation thera- forms and subsequently strengthens into a py over the summer. The family is deeply appreciative of hurricane depends on at least three condi- Sea or Gulf of Mexico — six of the 10 storms become hurricanes. Many of these remain everyone's kindness. tions: the first is a wind pattern near the Our community's assistance is once more needed — ocean surface that spirals air inward; sec- over the ocean; however, about five hurricanes ' strike the U.S. coastline every three years. Of workers compensation and insurance representatives are ondly, a developing hurricane gathers heat asking for our help in locating a three- or four-bedroom, and energy through contact with warm Bill these, two will be major hurricanes of a Category 3 or greater. handicapped-accessible home or apartment, preferably on ocean waters; third, the addition of mois- Tomlinson or at least near Sanibel, for rent by the Mejia family begin- ture by evaporation from the ocean's sur- (Sanibel Police Commander Bill Tomlinson, director of the Sanibel ning in late August or early September. Juan is counting on face powers it like a giant heat engine. the children being able to continue in the Sanibel School Bands of thunderstorms form, allowing Emergency Management Office, writes a Storm monthly awareness update for the Island and be with their friends to avoid any further disruption to the air to warm further and rise higher in their lives. He will be able to live with his family and con- the atmosphere. If the winds at these high- Reporter during the 1999 Atlantic hurricane er levels are relatively light, this structure season. He can be reached at the Sanibel can remain intact and allow for additional central Police Department, 472-3111.) t> See Island voices, page 8 Obituaries LAKE MUREX POOL HOME Old Schoolhouse Theater, the Sanibel Enjoy fabuous lake views Robert E. Dahlgren, 79 Public Library and the Sanibel Community from this 3 bedroom, 2.5 Robert E. Dahlgren of Sanibel died Association. bath home.Beautiful Monday, July 19, 1999, at Hope Hospice Surviving are his wife, Barbara Booth swimming pool on the after a two-year battle with colorectal can- Dahlgren of Sanibel; his step-children, lake, located near the cer. He was 79 years old. William E. Booth, Jr., Robert O. Booth and beach with deeded Bom July 24, 1919, in Chicago, he was Becky Booth Ott; five step-grandchildren; a access. One of Sanibel's the son of the late Carl A. Dahlgren and niece, Beatrice Badger, and numerous Hilman (Nelson) Dahlgren. He served three cousins. nicest neighborhoods. years in the Navy during World War II and Services will be at the convenience of Just $385,000, Call lived in Rockford, 111., prior to moving to the family. In lieu of flowers, contributions Marsha Clifford at Sanibel in 1973. may be made to the Salvation Army, Hope 472-1511. # 990539 Mr. Dahlgren was the owner of Rockford Hospice or any charity. Tool and Dye Corporation along with his Arrangements are by the Harvey Island Resident brother, Stanley. He was also formerly asso- Engelhardt-Metz Funeral Homes, 1600 ciated with Special Machine Company, a Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers. CALL MARSHA designer and builder of machine tools. (941) 472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 Mr. Dahlgren was preceded in death by Patricia C. Valentine, 51 his brother, sister Eleanor Badger and his Patricia C. Valentine of Fort Myers died <# (941) 472-2902 first wife Margaret Ann Barrick Dahlgren. Thursday, July 15, 1999. She was 51 years He was a life member of the Masonic Lodge old. She has lived in the area for 16 years, No. 102, Mystic Shrine of Rockford, and moving from Chicago, and worked for the Fraternal Order of Elks. He was also a Chico's for the past nine years. Realty, Inc. member of the Sanibel/Captiva Lions Club, Ms. Valentine is survived by Stan, the Sanibel/Captiva Power Squadron and Melinda, Kirby, Ricky, Chris, Josh, Chico's PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR * PMR • PMR- PMR • PMR • the Sanibel Fishing Club. family, and all who knew and loved her, For many years, Mr. Dahlgren con- sharing in her life. • PMR-• PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR • PMR •PMR • PMR tributed to the Pirate Playhouse, the Her funeral was Sunday and memorials Sanibel/Captiva Conservation Foundation, may be made in her name to Hope Hospice, Captiva Estate Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife, the 9470 HealthPark Circle, Fort Myers, FL if • 33908. NOTICE OF MEETING NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE CITY OF SANIBEL AND THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE MACKENZIE HALL (COUNCIL CHAMBERS) 800 DUNLOP ROAD, SANIBEL FLORIDA 33957 >1 • < JULY 29,1999 t..ttf? 9 A.M. Negotiations between the Fraternal Order of Police and the City of Sanibel. 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JFK From page 1 notes nounced visit of JFK, Jr and his new bnde The two came did their own thing However, they did venture out onto the to Captna and stayed in near seclusion at a South Seas island dining at the Village Cafe and the Lazy Flamingo at Zonta grant Plantation beach house Blind Pass The Zonta Club of This week, islanders remembered their visit heie and Village Cafe owner Girard Pinault said he remembered Sambel/Captiva recently shaied their reflections on the famous but tortuied family well the Kennedy's visit to his restaurant "He told me the awarded grants to nine with the Island Repoitei reason why they had come here was because someone at aiea groups to further pro- Captivan Lori Thompson, who giew up on Cape Cod, South Seas had recommended the place for a good dinner, grams tor women and baid, "What a sad way to see pictures of your home town, and that nobody would bother them That's all Otheiwise, children what a sad occasion to have to see them on TV" they just had their dinner and, in fact, nobody bothered Receiving funds were Thompson said she spent the weekend glued to hei tele- them We talked a bit when they left," he said the CMdren's> Education vision set stunned to see the church where her brothei and Lazy Flamingo Manager Eric Post also recalled the cou- Center of the Islands, foi another fnend married, St Francis Xavier — the same ple's visit " They came up and had dinner Some (lesoit) scholarships; Community church that was to have been the venue for the Saturday employees had called and said they were on the way down,' Housing & Resources, for marriage of Rory Kennedy — as such a grim beacon he said ' Eveiything was pretty much normal One table day care for the ehtldien Kennedy and his wife were on their way to the wedding of wanted to get a picture but they said they weren't leally into of residents, the Phoenix the youngest daughter of Robeit Kennedy when their plane, it" Center, for furnishing a childien's exam room; (1 to r) Cindy Pierce with JFK Ji piloting clashed into the ocean just off the Post said his brother, Robbie, ended up teaching Carolyn of the Children's island how to play the restaurant's popular ring-toss game Adventure Sail, for a pro- gram targeting at-nsk Education Center of Thompson also reacted when she saw a boat from the 'They played the juke box and had dinner They had a the Islands accepts a Martha's Vineyard Steamship Authority searching for any mesquite groupei platter and a cheeseburger, and aftei about girls, Partners for Good Deals on Wheels, for non- donation from Lmda signs of survivors She had been on that boat, or one just an houi and a half, they were on their little way," Post con- Logan of Zonta, like it, once tinued "They said everything was great, you know They tradmonal automobile Thompson said she was born in Hyanrus and lived the called me up from the back and said the food was good " loans, for those moving fiom welfare to work; first five years of her life there Post said he liked the fact that the famous couple was so Community Cooperative Ministries, foi furnishings for a "Hyannis Port is where the Kennedy compound is We down to earth new infaat center; Lee County High Tech Center North* used to hang out there on this big hill in high school "I was impressed about the fact that they were like you ior scholarships; the Children's Science Center, for Its They're m this tiny little village down there," she recalled or I, you know Some people with that status would not scholarship admissions program; and the Southwest "I never actually saw any Kennedys although I did have be like that" Honda Autistic Society, to enable children to attend a Arnold Schwarzenegger's relatives in my cab once going to Post added he thought their death over the weekend was summer horse- camp his (and Maria Shriver's) wedding tragic but he thinks Kennedy should not have flown the The Island chapter meets the first aid third Tuesday of * "It's just tragic and I kept thinking they stayed at South plane that night the month. For information, call Joan. Good at 472-52M." Seas right next door to me," Thompson said "I think it's a bad misfortune I think it was senseless Beachcombers to meet ^ There's a funny story of how the Kennedys ended up With that kind of capital, they could have waited until the Th& Be^facornbsrs, a friendship club for singles staying at South Seas They arrived unannounced at following day, taken a jet The hours he had (flying), he did- ^anibel/^ptsm and Fort Myers area, -will meet fox 'Tween-Waters Inn and accordmg to resort lore, Kennedy n't have that much experience with it" n&x at HropaThai Restaurant at 6:30 patt, Tuesday, signed his name as John F Kennedy, Jr to the register and And despite having met JFK, Jr in person, Post, who at 3. Hie restaurant U in Ae Indiaa Creek Shopping f! said he wanted a cottage because he thought it would be 34 wasn't even born when President Kennedy was assassi- tm San Carlos Boulevard near Sunsperiin, Road. cozy Desk workers, who didn't recognize the couple, gave nated, said the lasting image he has of "John-John" is the Pounded- by single members of the them a cottage that was about to be torn down It was some- one of a 3-year-old boy saluting his father's casket Congregational United Church of Christ, what dilapidated and the Kennedys didn't like it so they Perhaps in the years to come, the oft-asked question 3eachcoMl)ers is open to all ehattxhes wd ages* Mi checked out and moved down the road to South Seas about JFK will evolve to, "Where were you when you 9 -are the first Tuesday gi the month and members pay At South Seas, they stayed in a secluded beach home and learned that John F Kennedy, Jr's plane crashed " lor each meeting. For reservations, call 4$3-5l45«

Island voices From page 7 tinue with his rehabilitation program in town Knowing the profound appreciation family is back home in familiar surroundings will help his A Setter of gratitude Here is a poem my husband and I have always tieasured. rehabilitation progress To the editor: Some have a lifetime, some just a day Wheelchair-accessible housing on Sarubel and nearby is Love isn't something you measure that way not common and we would appreciate very much if any pos- Profuse gratitude to the multitudes of people who offered Nothing's ever forever sibilities could be given to Community Housing & aid and support during the trauma of my husband Anthony Forever's a lie Resources at 472-1189 as soon as possible Thank you. Judy on July 4 All we have is To the young mother who held him out of the water so I Between Hello and Good-bye Jan Hyatt could phone 911, to the Sanibel police, firemen, and emer- A. and M Bergman Executive director gency squad who worked so feverishly before transporting Community Housing & Resources us to HealthPark emergency room, to all Sanibekans who Thank you all for 12 wonderful Sanibel years between Sanibel gave such comfort and help (librarians, bank officials, Truly Hello and Good-bye Nolen technician, Noah's Ark volunteers, my realtor, etc and especially to the neighbors, both present and dispersed, Earleen Judy of that superlative neighborhood, Gulf Pines, I express my Sanibel

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'5 (941)472-6669 . t " 7-. (800)741-4752 . Jim Likus www coldwellbanker com ISLAND REPORTER • JULY 22, 1999 • 9 Stepping out flrts On the island BIG Arts 900 Dunlop Road 395-0900 Ongoing workshops in art, Kids say what they think at theater workshop crafts, music, dance, yoga, liberal arts and classes tor By Jill Goodman youngsters Staff Writer Island Cinema Bailey's Shopping Center On the heels of its successful inaugural the- 472-1701 4, 7 & 9:30 p m. atrical season, the Floiida Repertory Theatre 56.50 adults; $4 50 for reached out to the youth of the community with matinee, seniors & children its first annual Summer Children's Theatre under 11 Workshop Live Music Begun in June, the final session starts next R.C. Otter's week. More than 100 youngsters from ages 5 to Andy Rosse Lane 19 enjoyed hours of theatrical training under the Captiva supervision of Marjone Sokoloff. 395-1142 A New Yorker, Sokoloff was invited to Fort 7 p.m. to close Myers by the rep's producing artistic director, Daily Crow's Nest Robert Cacioppo, to develop the children's class- 'Tween-Waters Inn es. Jill Goodman Captiva Drive Sokoloff had high praise for her young stu- 472-5161 dents. ABOVE: Workshop students take a break at the historic Arcade Theatre in 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. "We have real movers, on the edge of being downtown Fort Myers. Tuesday-Sunday proficient in drama, movement and music," she Chadwick's said. ABOVE RIGHT: Instructor Marjorie Sokoloff works with a puppet. South Seas Plantation Sokoloff received her master's in fine arts at niques. Johanna Harmon, who also went to space camp Captiva Drive Brandeis University and her bachelor of arts this summer, takes her acting seriously. She did a 472-5111 Sokoloff guides the youngsters allowing them Danny Morgan degree at Rutgers. An accomplished actress, she to find their limits and encouraging them in the play reading at the end of her class. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. has played in many regional theaters and as areas where they excel. "These classes are different from (other class- Tu esday-Satu rd ay Natalie in "The Marriage Proposal" off- "They leave exhausted. We push the classes to es) because we have the dance and improvisation. "Sparky" the D.J. Broadway. the challenging side. Some plan to go on to the You get to say what you think," Johanna said. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday & An acclaimed director of children's theater, theater. I wish I had them all day, they are so The other students attending the most recent Monday Sokoloff's credits include directing an off- capable. Four hours is nothing," she said. session of Sokoloff's class included: Ashley Plus entertainment during Broadway production, the national tour of "The The junior classes, which include children Delgado, visiting from Gainesville; Vanessa dinner Tuesday-Friday Magic School Bus" and, most recently, the from 5 to 11, made puppets, masks and kneemen Zaccardi from Cape Coral; and Jessica Moore, The Mucky Duck "Summer of My German Soldier" at the Hartford — faces that attach to the knees. The youngsters Marilyn Stewart, Kellie Norris, Audra Barrick Andy Rosse Lane Children's Theater in Connecticut. also act out scenes written by Sokoloff. Stephanie Gadaleta and Jesse Morgan, all from Captiva Sokoloff's sheer delight in the efforts of her Fort Myers. 472-3434 "It is more game oriented," she explained. Nelson Williams young charges is evident and she revels in close- Sokoloff urges all her students to add their Sokoloff said, "If children want to go to camp, 6-10 p.m. ly interacting with the aspiring performers. own elements to their performances. Each week- they can. But if they want to learn this ... OK, Monday-Saturday "I adapt the classes for the children. If one ly session ended with stagings done by the let's do it." Beaches Bar & Grill plan doesn't work, I change it," she explained. youngsters. The final session for the Children's Theatre Sundial Beach Resort "The first part of each class includes dance move- "They create and write their own monologues Workshop begins Monday, July 26, and continues 1451 Middle Gulf Drive ments, allowing them to get in touch with them- based on their lives," she said. through Aug. 13. Classes are $200. Call 332- 472-4151 selves. After that, we cover basic acting tech- A familiar face on local stages, island resident 4665 ext. 16. Richie Bartolo 7-11 p.m Tuesday-Saturday Jacaranda 1223 Periwinkle Way Vignettes 472-1771 Charlie Jenkins' Band, Monday Benefit a hit without intermission. Performances will begin at 8 pm. Wednesday through Saturday and at 7 p m. The Groove, Sunday & A benefit performance for the Kasten family at Tuesday-Thursday Sunday. It closes Aug. 22. Tropical Breeze, Friday & the Old Schoolhouse Theater last Wednesday Tickets are $13 and may be reserved by stop- raised $3,500 for the Gregory Kasten Fund. Saturday ping at the box office at 2200 Periwinkle Way or 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Giegory, 9, is suffering with a brain tumor and his by calling 472-0006. medical bills are in excess of $50,000. The Thistle Lodge y 2255 West Gulf Drive The evening kicked off at 7 p.m. with food and Run for Your Wife' continues 472-3145 beverages provided by local restaurants followed Due to the popularity of J.T. Smith's produc- Bill Alexander by the performance of "Run For Your Wife." tion of "Run For Your Wife," now playing at the Guitar and vocals Fruit, desserts and more beverages were served at Old Schoolhouse Theater, the comedy has been 7-11 p.m. intermission. extended until July 31. Friday, Saturday & Monday As part of the evening's events, a silent auc- All performances have been sold out since the Matzaluna tion for a charter boat ride was provided by farce opened June 3. "Run for Your Wife" can be 1200 Periwinkle Way Tagger II Charters, run by Skip Dunn whose seen at 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday. Tickets are $15 472-1998 Drew Reid daughter. Helen, is battling leukemia. The retail Special to the Reporter and the box office is at 1905 Periwinkle Way. value of the charter was $250 and the winning bid Call 472-6862 Friday, Saturday and holi- "Over the Dune" is an acrylic by days of $525 was made by Steve and Lena Brown. Barney Bailer displayed in the show. Kit and Dave Yudowitz, who organized the On the town event, said they were pleased with the response. local scenes, photography, figurative work and Gallery of Fine Arts They had hoped to raise $3,000 and were happy more. Edison Community College they surpassed the goal. Eighty paintings can be seen at BIG Arts "The Make Believe Show "The donation of the boat charter was very weekday mornings. For library hours, call 472- Store With A Cherry on generous and certainly helped us go over the 2483. And for art league information, call Dick Top" Smith at 472-6531 or Nancy Jones at 472-1491. Artist | *Jonny top," Dave Yudowitz said. Through Sept. 12 Kit Yudowitz added, "The restauiants that we 'The Diaries of Adam and Eve' Broadway Palm approached to supply food for the evening were The second presentation of the Pirate 1380 Colonial Blvd. all kind and receptive to our requests. We could Playhouse's summer community theater season 278-4422 not have done it without their generous help." will be David Birney's adaptation of "The Diaries "Meet Me in St. Louis" Participating businesses included Bailey's of Adam and Eve," by Mark Twain. "Diaries" Through Aug. 20 General Store, Bullfeathers, the Hungry Heron, will open Aug. 4 and will be performed each From $20 show only; from Jerry's Foods, the Lazy Flamingo, Matzaluna, the Wednesday through Sunday evening for three $33 with dinner Bean, the Timbers and Traders Store & Cafe. Special to the Reporter Florida Repertory Theatre weeks. "Diaries" is replacing "Laughing Stock" Arcade Theatre Supplies were furnished by Arundel's Hallmark. which was originally scheduled to open July 28. "Meet Me in St. Louis" is on stage at "A special thank you to J.T. Smith and to the First and Hendry streets "Diaries" will be directed by Ralph Elias, the the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre. 332-4488 Old Schoolhouse Theater Foundation for their producing artistic director, and features resident "My German Soldier" support and help," Dave Yudowitz said. artist Robert Schelhammer, courtesy of a special A reading "Needless to say, we could not have done any of 'Meet Me in St. Louis' contract with Actor's Equity Association. Local The Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre is pre- 8 p.m. Sat. July 24 this without the full cooperation of the entire cast actress Amanda Parke will play Eve, following $5 and crew of the show. Many of the actors in the senting "Meet Me in St. Louis," through Aug. 28. New Arts Festival her successful performance in Craig Pospisil's The set is a postcard replica of St. Louis in cast have regular, full-time jobs during the day. It "Somewhere in Between." Fort Myers Beach Fest was a very generous gesture on their part." 1904 where everyone is gearing up for the Times Square This is a short, full-length play adapted by World's Fair. Songs include "The Boy Next 939-0794 J.T. Smith, the producing artistic director for award-winning actor/director Birney from two the Old Schoolhouse, was equally pleased. "This Door," "The Trolley Song," "Have Yourself a "Oysters" Twain stories. It was broadcast as part of the Merry Little Christmas" and the title song, "Meet 8-10 p.m. July 24 is really a community action that shows that we "American Playhouse" television series in 1989 care about our neighbors. The number of people Me in St. Louis." Free starring Birney as Adam and his wife, Meredith "Meet Me In St. Louis" is based on "The Foulds Theatre that attended and the amount raised indicates that Baxter Birney, as Eve. Theatre Conspiracy we care about each other," he said. Kensington Stories" by Sally Benson, originally It exposes Twain's warm-hearted humor and 939-3239 Donations can still be made to the Gregory published in the New Yorker magazine in 1940. understanding of human nature, as well as his gift Three years later in 1943, the world was captivat- 10091 McGregor Blvd. Kasten Fund at Bank of the Islands, P.O. Box as a satirist of human foibles. "Domestic Tranquility" 1819 Sanibel,FL 33957. ed by the Vincente Minelli film classic of the N "Ultimately, the play is about the discovery of World-premiere play same name. July29-Aug. 14 Art league news love," Elias said. "Twain's Adam and Eve seem Adult tickets are $20-$36 while children 14 8 p.m. Thurs.-Sat. Artwork by members of the SanibeiyCaptiva to be very different creatures at first: Adam and younger pay $14 for all performances. The 2 p.m. Sunday Art League is on display at the Barrier Island accepts creation as it is, convinced that there is Broadway Palm is at 1380 Colonial Blvd. in Fort $12/$14 Group for the Arts and the Sanibel Public Library. meaning in nature, while Eve is constantly con- Myers. Call 278-4422. Barbara B. Mann 8099 Both are located on Dunlop Road near Sanibel cerned about the nature of meaning. Her curiosi- College Parkway City Hall. ty leads to the Fall from Paradise but also to Captives artist show today 481-4849 understanding." Parsons Dance Company These non-juried, annual summer exhibits Robert Montgomery, who paints under the include a variety of subjects such as still life, The show will be presented at the playhouse 2 & 8 p.m. July 31 $18-$30 t> See Vignettes, pa^e 10 10 • JULY 22, 1999 • ISLAND REPORTER Naples plans area's first full-scale art museum The diminutive lady with the unstop- scheduled to open late next year. pable can-do spirit has set the wheels in The 30,000-square-foot building will include 15 gal- motion the Southwest Florida's first leries, a glass dome conservatory and elegant, custom- full-scale art museum In an interview designed accouterments including a 10-foot wide chande- with the Island Reportei last spring, lier Private donations have been acquired to cover the costs Myra Janco Daniels, chief executive of construction, acquisitions and endowment, accoiding to officer and the driving force behind the Daniels. Naples Philharmoruc Center for the A collection of ancient Chinese art has been donated but Arts hinted that a museum was in the the mission of the museum will be to house a permanent planning stages. Last week, ground was collection of 19th and 20th century modern masters. broken for the $7 million Naples Art Museum. Located on the campus of the Daniels — Jill Goodman Philharmonic Center, the museum is

Special to the Reporter Florida Rep announces second theater season This is an architectural rendering of the new Barely taking a breath after a brilliant first season, the murder, mystery and intrigue, British style. art museum to be built in Naples. Florida Repertory Theatre has announced its line up of B "Inherit the Wind," March 17-April 8. By Jerome shows for the coming year. The six shows planned are a mix Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. A drama with a message and of music, comedy and drama. The schedule includes: humor. Vignettes From page 9 H Room Service," Oct. 22-Nov. 14. By John Murray and B "Harvey," April 14-May 7. By Mary Chase. A hilari- Allen Boretz. "Marx brothers" A screwball comedy. ous tale about a 6-foot invisible rabbit. M "Blithe Spirit," Nov 26-Dec. 19. By Noel Coward. A The Florida Repertory Theatre has a selection of season- name "Fontaine," will show an exhibi- comedy. al subscription plans that can save theatergoers as much as tion of 24 recent works at the Liquid H "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," Jan. 7-30. $64. Call 332-4488 for further information. Cafe in downtown Fort Myers. A cham- A musical revue. pagne reception is planned from 7-9 — Jill Goodman p.m. today, and the show will continue • "Sleuth." Feb. 11-March 5. By Anthony Shaffer. A through Aug. 2. Montgomery, who lives on Captiva, is also the winner of one of this year's Huts spots, cool tunes Barrier Island Group for the Arts Robert Rauschenberg scholarships. He is tak- ing back-to-back semesters at Florida Gulf Coast University to earn his bach- Montgomery Otter's serves up music every day, night elor's and master's degrees in fine art. (Editor's note: This is part of a continuing series on The 23-year-old Captiva resident said he enjoys working places to go on the islands to hear live music.) in mixed media, acrylics and printmaking. The Liquid Cafe is at 2236 First St. in the Fort Myers' By Jill Goodman historic district. Staff Writer Oil painting workshop Day and night, indoors and out there's a whole lot of Pat Aprea will offer a short session in oil painting Aug. singing and toe tapping going on at R.C. Otter's on Captiva. 2-23 at the Barrier Island Group for the Aits. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Otter's is a former Both sessions will be from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. cottage on historic Andy Rosse Lane. Owner Rob Mondays. The first workshop is $35 for the three-week DeGennaro knows what his patrons want: good food and series; the second sessions is $45 for the four-week series or lots of fun, and he said they get plenty of both. $14 a session. "We provide live music seven nights a week and at BIG Arts is at 900 Dunlop Road. For information or to lunchtime until late afternoon," he said. register for any event, call 395-0900. This busy entertainment schedule doesn't let up when the 'Domestic Tranquility' tourist season is over. Theatre Conspiracy will stage the world premier of "'We don't change things at all. In fact, we have Grove, a "Domestic Tranquility," an original comedy by Rich Orloff. world-class guitar player, coming in this Saturday night," The premier will be July 29 and continue through Aug. 15, DeGennaro added. Michael Pistella at the Lee County Alliance of the Arts. Lured by the nice weather, performers from music spots "Domestic Tranquility" was chosen the winner of tfie like Nashville and Branson, Mo., are buying property on Singer/songwriter Bob Bowman belts out a theater company's second annual new play contest. The Captiva and Pine Island. During their visits here, many tune at R.C. Otter's on Captiva. comedy tells the story of a nice family living in a nice sub- enjoy performing locally, DeGennaro explained "When they come back, we book them," DeGennaro urb during the nice 1950s who has their lives turned upside "What we are trying to do is become a spot on the map said. down when three escaped convicts with table manners hide for visiting song writers around the country. These guys tell Otter's is a host for the next Southwest Florida in their home. me (Southwest Florida) is a hot bed for songwriters and Songwriters Festival in January. Andy Rosse Lane will be The premier is part of the New Arts Festival. Show times musicians. It's a nice place to live with an opportunity to closed to vehicle traffic, with a stage set up at Otter's on one are at 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday with 2 p.m. matinees on make some money. We are proud to host these people. They end and an art show on the other. Sunday. are super artists." DeGennaro, who is also chairing a committee made up Tickets are $14 and can be purchased by calling 936- DeGennaro added that it is not unusual for a vacationing of island families and city staff members, said a portion of 3239. musician to leave bis card after dining at the restaurant. > See Otter's, page 11

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Designs for the 10-by-21-foot, wheelchair-accessible through Thursday, starting at 9 30 a m And on Sundays, structure are complete, but the $25,000 grant from the Lee tram tours begin at 11 a m , starting at the Visitor Center and County Tourist Development Council won't be available running fiom Alhgatoi Curve to the cross dike and back, until after Oct 1, according to Layne Hamilton, assistant along the rear three miles of Wildlife Drive refuge manager Bicycles are also available to lent at the Visitors Center With an abundance of projects in the works, construction for $7 for a half day and $12 for a full day, with bike and may be delayed until early next year pedestrian traffic detoured along Indigo Trail Mark Westall Special to the Reporter "It will be built in one of two locations," Hamilton said offers canoe adventure trips thiough the refuge as well For This drawing shows the plans for an Both potential locations are past the cross dike, near the information, call 472-5218 For information about the approved fishing platform at the refuge. observation tower refuge, which is closed on Fridays, call 472-1100 SCCF takes option to buy Long Cut islands with land trust By Pattie Pace The Long Cut purchase will complete a repowei the plant, FP&L reviewed its land The participants decided that a contami- Staff Writer U-shaped preserve curving almost all the holdings and, seeing no commercial use for nant survey needed to be done on the prop- way around St James City Lee County and the property, thought it could be placed in a erty, along with a vegetation survey The Sanibel/Captiva Conservation the Land Trust co-manage the Eagle long-term conservation status After touring the island, Hinds said he Foundation is gearing up to purchase two Preserve east of St James City and the Land Representatives fiom seven agencies was pleasantly surprised the land wasn't islands flanking the Long Cut passage off Trust owns the St James Creek and Back were invited to tour the island and partici- swamped with Brazilian pepper trees and St James City Bay pieserves West ot the city, SCCF and pate in think-tank meeting Tuesday Lou other exotics "We've just signed an option agreement the Land Trust jointly own York and Hinds, manager of the J N "Ding" Darling "There was a fan amount of uplands It for 130 acres," SCCF Executive Dnector Coconut islands National Wildlife Refuge on Sambel attend- was not old spoiled disposal from when they Enck Lindblad said The islands under option aie covered ed the meeting dredged the Caloosahatchee River," he said Working jointly with the Calusa Land with red and black mangroves, and seive as Other invited agencies were the Florida "We walked the area and I guess I was Trust of Pine Island, SCCF recently pur- a nesting area for birds and nurseiy for fish Department of Environmental Protection, expecting it to be totally covered with chased a one-year option to buy a 130-acie Snapper and sheepshead abound in the Long Save the Manatee Club, the Charlotte exotics There were only one or two melalu- property for $130,000, with each environ- Cut passage and snook and redfish dwell in Harboi National Estuarme Program, cas, no Australian pines and Biazihan pep- mental entity planning to contubute $6,500 the shallows Caloosahatchee River Watch, Flonda per, although there, didn't covei up the to the project Meanwhile, Floada Power & Light plans Audubon, Lee County government repre- native vegetation " "York and Coconut (islands) are right to donate an 18-acie island east ot the sentatives, the South Flonda Water The date ot the next meeting has not yet next to those islands and we're really com- Inteistate-75 overpass and north of the com- Management District and Florida Atlantic been scheduled mitted, besides working on Sambel, to pany's power plant in the Caloosahatchee University working on the estuary in Pine Island Sound River to a local conservation entity for Hinds said no decision was made on aquatic preserve," Lindblad said "It's really preservation, according to company which agency would be the official stewaid important to protect the mangroves because spokesman Giover Whidden ot the land but added all in attendance were (Dave Holmes, editor of the Pine Island that's where all our fish come from " While planning a construction project to enthused with FP&L's proposed donation Eagle, contributed to this report) Kosovo discussion planned The Multicultural Centei of Southwest Flonda invites Otter's From page 10 those interested m learning about the Balkan region and the money fiom the songfest and a chili cook oft is eai- at Sloppy Joe's and The Bull in Key West, die on fixed the culture of its people to attend a "Behind the marked to impiove the iecieational aieas on Sambel and schedules at Ottei s while most of the othei perfoimeis Headlines" panel discussion The fiee community pio- Captiva He added that the musical events won't stop there lotate evenings DeGemwo suggests calling betoie hand aiam is scheduled from 6-8 p m Thuisday, Tuly 29 at the Plans aic alool to piodute a Blue Glass icsUval in 1 cbiuaiy il you wani to six a pailiculdi entcitainei Citshet'Q* ^ CMle ia the gdfeoa Parfc Plaza at ?245 with Otter's hosting Bob Bowman plays classical island music Saturdays at Wmkler Ave. in Fort Myers "- DeGennaro's commitment to creating a year-round gath- lunch Panelists will melude Rodney Melseic, a former Peace ering place for dining and entertainment is clear Recently, Kip Lawrence plays the acoustic folk guitar several times Corpb volunteer who helped monitor elections jn Bosnia; when performer Jeff Reed sang "American Pie," diners a week Jim Morris plays island music on random evenings the Rev Popp, retired fiom the Messiah Lutheran church joined in Reed plays contemporaiy muMC on the acoustic guitai and a native Croatian, and Flora Jones, a woman who was "They started singing on the porch, and in the paikmg Friday nights born m the region and will be talking about her personal lot Over 200 people started singing It gave me chills It The Trouble Starteis play Island Blues on Saturday experiences there was a moment in time when we all felt good and came night "1 he focus of this panel discussion is not political but together," DeGennaro said "We have great food, good sei- On Sundays, diners enjoy Calypso music outside, weath- cultural," said Leonaido Garcia, tlie center's executive vice and the entertainment is free.' ei permitting directoi A few ot the peifoimeis, like Diew Reid, who also pei- Open for breakfast lunch and dinnei, Otter s can be For more information, call 561-7345 foims at Matzaluna, and Pat McCune, who plays weekends leached by calling 395-1142

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It's a family activi- resounding success and a wonderful morn- ty, and it's wonderful to see this type of ing for everyone involved. Six swim teams, community gathering," she said. "It's very including North Fort Myers. Cape Coral, positive to see kids learning to compete and Cypress Lake. Lehigh, the Gateway club having so much fun." team, and of course the SWAT team partici- SWAT swimmers found themselves fin- pated in the meet, which offered events for ishing in top places and improving their all age groups as well as a bonus relay open times, according to Coach John Barden. to volunteers, parents and coaches as a In between shouting advice and encour- grand finale. agement to his swimmers, SWAT Barden It was exciting to watch all of the swim- reflected on the event. mers compete, from the unpolished talent of "Once again this is the most fun the the younger kids as they cruised the length SWAT team has," Barden said. "Since we of the pool to the powerful, rhythmic strokes host the meet here on Sanibel, all of the kids of the older ones as they swam up to four on the team are here, the parents get to par- consecutive laps. ticipate and everyone has a blast. I would All of the kids had some emotions in like to thank the Master's Swimmers (ages common during the course of the day's 19 and up), who gave' up their Saturday events, however, from the tense, anxious morning to time races, as well as Richard feeling of hunching over on the starting McCurry, Joel Lohnes and the rest of the Special to the Reporter block and waiting for the signal to dive in; volunteers who helped the meet run smooth- to the moment when they find their rhythm, ly." hitting their stride as their teammates cheer them on; to the sweet feeling of relief which (Jeff Vottmer of Sanibel is an English ABOVE: Swimmers washes over them as they climb out of the major at Middlebury College in dive into the Sanibel pool and are immediately handed a medal Middlebury, Vt. he's interning this summer Recreation Complex for their efforts. at the Island Reporter.) pool Saturday SWAT's David Davies Deis, 15, stopped morning. to chat in between his two best events, the 100-yard freestyle and the IM, which is a AT RIGHT: medley of all four strokes. Deis, who also Swimmers wait on swims for Cypress Lake High, said "The deck in their various meet is fun and it's a good warm up for the heats during the high school season. I wasn't really nervous. annual meet at the I was trying to get a personal best time and Sanibel pool. I did. I was excited that I did because 1 haven't swam in a while." 13-year-old Nick Gleason, an award- Special to the Reporter winning SWAT swimmer, said his best events are the 100-yard and 50-yard breast stroke. He had this to say about the meet: "I was a little nervous. AT LEFT: A few the My goal was to beat my best time and my Sanibel Water Attack friend David Deis. The Sanibel meet is a Team volunteers and great time. I like the little meets better Special to the Reporter swimmers gather after the meet for a because 1 can get home quick." ict Daniel Owens, 12, described her perfor- tot e^a^Zl P wre. (1 to r) mance in the 50-yard freestyle, which hap- jjP «2lii| Lavonne Larson, pens to be her best event. "At first I was ner- "" " Julie Mann, Roger vous but then I got into it. I'm having a good ABOVE: (1 to r) Allison Lohnes Spiegler, Katie time here at the meet." with her dad, Joel, a volunteer, McCurry, Nikki The quote of the day goes to Chloe along with Richard McCurry, Vetter and Cierra Daubenspeck, who will turn 6 this Friday. Dotson. "Backstroke is more easier. You get to see everything." Spoken like a future Michael Pistella S ho r t s Community Rowlings impersonator coming to library The public is invited them all read. Every trip I make, my reser- AT LEFT: Ashley to join Marjorie Kinmn voir of Marjorie gets more full. She wrote Filberth of Naples Rawlings, in the person great letters," Steinshouer said. wins the Girl's 16 of Betty Jean "Notes From Cross Creek" will be a cel- Singles Division in Steinshouer, for her ebration of Rawlings' love for Florida, pre- the Sanibel Island birthday party at the sented especially for those who are braving Junior Tennis Sanibel Public Library the August heat. Tournament last at 2 p.m. Monday, Aug. weekend at the 9. Rawlings was born Aug. 8, 1896 and Sundial Beach Steinshouer, the Steinshouer likes to be in Florida that week Resort. well-known actress and to visit Rawlings' grave. scholar who does one- Steinshouer woman recreations of Steinshouer's work has been called historical and literary characters, will be Special to the Reporter "enchanting" and "tour-de-force theatre." touring briefly the first week of August with But she is quick to point out that she lives fourth round of play. her beloved author, Rawlings. with her characters, not just using her scripts Tourney results in ffl Gregory Levy of Miami, first in the Last weekend's Sanibel Island Junior as short runs to be filled at the end of the Boy's 16 Singles Division. He beat Alex Steinshouer began presenting her tour. She has been inspired by the work of Tennis Tournament at the Sundial Beach Zuck of Bayville, N.J., 6-1, 6-0 in the fifth Rawlings' character in. 1991 and has since Resort drew contenders in eight divisions. Julie Harris and Hal Holbrook, who sea- round. deepene'd and seasoned the character with soned the roles of Emily Dickenson and Results are: H Justin Casale-Savage of Sanibel, first constant research, adding to her memory Mark Twain. M Ashley Filberth of Naples, first in the in the Boy's 14 Singles Division. He beat bank of Rawlings' lore and her knowledge Girl's 16 Singles Division. She beat Tiffany Haydon Lewis of Barbados 6-4, 6-2 in the of her work.- Hampton of Cape Coral 7-6, 1-2 following fifth round. Steinshouer said, "It was Hal who first "It's like going to visit an old friend told me to dispense with using the same a default in the fifth round of play. H Peter Rispoli of Naples, first in the when I put on Marjorie's hat and orchid cor- B Mimi Clark of Marco Island, first in script every time, krkeep the material fresh, Boy's 12 Singles Division. He beat Michael sage and I pick up a Lucky Strike. She is as He's become quite a Twain scholar by doing the Girl's 14 Singles Division. She was Youngman of Cape Coral 6-3, 6-1 in the real to me as one of my sisters and that con- declared the winner after Jessica Percy of that, although he'd never call himself that. fifth round. tinues to make her real to audiences," she No actor wants to be called a scholar and Naples defaulted with an injury in the first Summer Fling tourney said. few scholars want to be called actors. I'm round. proud to be both." M Chelsea Percy of Naples, first in the The Summer Fling Adult Tennis There is much new material now avail- Girl's 12 Singles Division. She beat Kelly Tournament is this weekend at the Shadow able since the death of Norton Baskin The program is free to the public, sup- Frey of Naples 6-1, 6-2 after in the fourth Wood Country Club in Bonita Springs. Rawlings' second husband. ' round. The tournament will feature men's and ported with major funding by the Florida "Norton left over 700 letters that are now Humanities Council. U Fred Rispoli of Naples, first in the women's doubles and mixed doubles play, in the special collections of the University Boy's 18 Singles Division. He beat David with consolation rounds and ratings from of Florida. I've been making trips to ScJmiuck of Naples 6-3, 4-6, 0-3 in the 2.5 to 8.5. The cost is $20. Call 949-1200. The library is at 770 Dunlop Road. Call Gainesville since last wintei to tiy and get 472-2483 for information. L- _ — „— .._.„ .._ J^WA ISLAND REPORTER • JULY 22,1999 Q 13 Teens 'explore' careers in law enforcement By Michael Pistella Sanibel Police Officer Ron Curry has Staff Writer been a member of the Explorer Academy staff since the program was first offered Three Sanibel teens nine years ago. participated in the ninth He also works with annual Southwest the Explorers post on Florida Law Sanibel. Enforcement Explorer "This is a joint effort Academy at the Police every year by local law Academy at Lee County enforcement," Curry High Tech Center said. "It gives these kids Central July 8-19. a glimpse of law Claudette Beerman, enforcement. A majority Justin Gulnac, and of them are looking at it Kerry Griffin joined as a future career. In the about five dozen other Beerman Ron Curry- nine years we've been teens from Florida, Maryland and South doing this, several explorers have gone on Carolina in the two-week summer program to become police officers." hosted by the Lee County Port Authority Beerman is certainly looking at law and Police Explorer Post No. 84 at enforcement as a career. "I plan on being a Southwest Florida International Airport. cop in the future," she said. "I have a real The Explorers, ages 13 through 19, are interest in law enforcement." taking place in the program which includes Reed commended the students on sessions on the history of law enforcement, becoming explorers. "These are the good search-and-seizure techniques, street and kids who are giving up two weeks of their Photos I Michael Pistella youth gang awareness, crime prevention, summer to do this," he said. ABOVE: Claudette bomb-scene search, emergency manage- Throughout the year, explorers expand Beerman and Sanibel ment, criminal law, tactical-handgun proce- the knowledge they learn at the academy by Police Officer Ron dures, ethics, youth-leadership training, volunteering with the sponsoring law Curry are about to emergency-vehicle operation, defensive tac- enforcement agency, furthering their knowl- high five after she tics and hostage negotiations. does well on her edge and skills through practical experi- firearms training ses- "Anything the standard law enforcement ence. sion last week. academy does, these kids do," said John The Lee County Port Authority Explorer Reed of the Lee County Port Authority. Post No. 84 was formed in 1984 to familiar- AT RIGHT: Beerman "From report printing, evidence handling, to ize youths with the basic operations of law takes a shot at the tar- firearm training, they do it. The regular enforcement and to prepare them for the gets during a firearms academy is a more than 600-hour program future. The Lee County Port Authority training session with and this is a 100-hour academy, but the kids Police Department is stationed at Southwest Curry at her left and get a taste of everything that goes on in the Florida International Airport and Page Lee County Port Authority's Gary real one." Field. Grosser at her right. Community Exhibit at library the subject of discussion for the next meet- For information, call 395-9606 or 395- ing of the Sanibel Public Library book "The Wreck of the 'Henrietta Marie,'" a 9136. SPAY-LEE fund raiser group at 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 28. Jeanne A garage sale to benefit the Society to 16-panel exhibit, is on display at the Sanibel Fuchs will lead the group discussion of this Public Library throughout July. The exhibit Protect Animal Young-Legislation, story which has been characterized as Beer fest in Sarasota Education, Enforcement, Inc., is planned traces the history of the "Henrietta Marie," a "stealing the front-page news and bringing This Sunday, July 25, Michael's On East merchant ship used in the slave trade. The from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, July 24, at it home to the great American tradition of in Sarasota will host the fifth annual 951 Aqua Lane in Fort Myers. lives and conditions of slaves in Europe, the social novel." Sarasota Beerfest to raise money for the Africa and the Americas are depicted as This is SPAY-LEE's major fund raiser Two couples' lives intertwine and collide Mote Marine Laboratory. The tasting will be and all proceeds from the sale of donated well. from 4-7 p.m. and will feature more than 75 In 1972, Ame'rican shipwreck salvager, — illegal immigrants Candido and America items will pay for vaccines; supplies; the Rincon, and Los Angeles liberals Delaney microbrews and select imports. ; care of animals the group has up for adop- the late Melvin A. Fisher, discovered the In addition, guests can win door prizes,- scattered remains of the ship off the coast of and Kyra Mossbacher. The "Tortilla tion; and some medical services for needy, Curtain," the border between the United and participate in a raffle and silent auction. rescued or about-to-be spayed and neutered Key West. Since that time, many archeolog- Prizes include weekend getaways, gourmet ical investigations have been done to tie the States and Mexico, is the gateway to the dogs and cats. American Dream, which both couples are dinner packages, T-shirts, hats and more. Donations of salable items are gratefully recovered artifacts directly to historical peo- The event has raised more than $20,000 for ple and events. pursuing in their separate but intersecting accepted. Aqua Lane is off McGregor ways. charity in the last four years. Boulevard across from Tanglewood. The "Wreck of the 'Henrietta Marie'" Advance tickets are $15 and door tickets exhibit is funded in part by a grant from the All readers are welcome to attend the For information, call 939-2680. group, which meets for a 90-minute discus- will be $20. Michael's is at 1212 East Ave. Florida Humanities Council and the Florida South in Sarasota. Call (941) 955-3663. Department of State, Division of Cultural sion the fourth Wednesday of the month in Affairs. the library's ground-floor meeting room. The book for August is "The Spirit The library is at 770 Dunlop Road. For Catches You and You Fall Down," by Anne information, call 472-2483. Fadiman. Co-leaders are Fuchs and Jo Fernandez, Tortilla Curtain7 discussion and the group advisor is Patricia Allen, "The Tortilla Curtain," by T.C. Boyle, is library director.

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AT LEFT: Joey Harrity takes his sail boat to an interest- ing angle as he maneuvers past a buoy.

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BOAT Southwest Florida RIDES to Cabbage Key, Cayo Costa Regional Medical Center and North Captiva 2727 WinkSer Avenue, Fort Myers 472-5800 939-1147 Jensen's Marina Captiva Island ISLAND REPORTER Q JULY 22, 1999 • 15 PUBLIC MEETING Islanders get behind AGENDA FOR JULY 27, 1999 MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION expanded recreation COUNCIL CHAMBER (MACKENZIE HALL) By Dawn Grodsky expanding intermural sports program so 800 DUNLOPROAD, SANIBEL, FLORIDA Editor teens ages 12 to 17 could stay on the island; and offering classes in subjects such as A core committee comprised of about 16 SCUBA diving, fishing, computers and 9:00 AM 1. Approval of Minutes of regular meeting of June 22, 1999. islanders focusing on expanded recreation cooking. opportunities for all ages will meet today to Short-term teen proposals include build- 2. Public Comments on items not appearing on the agenda. rank short-term goals. This follows a public ing a full outdoor basketball court, an out- (Maximum time allotted, 20 minutes, with a limitation of 5 meeting last week in which an estimated 65 door volleyball court with sand, a baseball people turned out to share their ideas about batting practice facility, and adding bus or minutes per speaker) how to better improve islanders' athletic and trolley service around the islands, which leisure opportunities. DeGennaro noted has already been imple- 9:10 AM 3. Adoption of Resolutions. Organizer Rob mented in a limited basis on Captiva. Other DeGennaro said people options include creating a central career attending last Tuesday's office that would help teens get jobs on the There are no resolutions for adoption at this meeting. initial meeting were island, a baby-sitting service, gymnastics from age "8 right on and marshall arts classes, a flag football pro- up." gram, and longer concession hours at the 9:15 AM 4. Consideration of requests: The session was pool. divided into four cate- Facility improvements for kids could for a variance to Land Development Code Section gories ranging from include covered walkways between the youth, teens, middle age school and gym, and playgrounds at various I.E.7. Accessory Boat Lifts, to allow a boat lift and seniors. parks. (proposed as part of a replacement dock) to extend "It was a wonderful DeGennaro "We don't have a park on the island 30' waterward from the mean high water line of a meeting ... an open where mom and dad or grandma and grand- forum and each person was given the oppor- pa can come and put someone on a swing or human-made canal; tunity to speak. We had over 200 ideas writ- a slide," DeGennaro said. "Then, the biggie, ten on a board with the emphasis that no which is to continue and expand the summer and idea is a bad idea," DeGennaro explained. camp program." "On Thursday, we met and we prioritized He said that could include offering the list and we put it in what we called short- sports-specific camps such as batting and for a development permit to construct a boat dock and term or long-term goals. We'll be meeting to hitting camps for baseball or soccer camp. the boat lift. do feasibility studies on each of the ideas. For seniors, short-term proposals include (Today) we'll prioritize short-term goals. clay tennis courts, a fitness trail, a trans- And we'll have another open meeting in the portation service both during the day and at The proposed structures are accessory to a single family near future." night, an outdoor pavilion with barbecue residence (under construction). The subject parcel is DeGennaro said short-term ideas include grills and picnic tables, and boat ramps or located at 1480 Royal Poinciana Drive (tax parcel no. 18- general facility improvements at the Sanibel docks for canoe and kayak launching. Recreation Complex, such as adding rac- Additional programs proposed include a 46-23-T4-00001.1000). Submitted for property owners quetball courts, longer hours at the pool walking program, senior dancing, and inter- Anna and John Bralove by Florida Marine Construction, including weekends, landscape enhance- generational programs that would involve Inc. Application nos. 99-403 V and 99-12359 DP. ment of the center, new bathrooms, and all age groups. installing air-conditioning and bleachers in "We're going to try and involve the ser- the gym. Other facility improvement sug- vice groups on the island (for fund raising)," 9:40 AM 5. Consideration of requests: gestions included adding drinking fountains DeGennaro said. "It was a very positive on the bike paths and improving lighting at meeting and we hope to see a lot of good the fishing pier. things coming out of it. We're looking for for a variance to Land Development Code Section Proposed programs for teens include some help from everybody to put it all I.D.2.a.(2) B-Bay Beach Zone (a) Primary intended uses, adding boating and swimming courses; together" to allow an accessory swimming pool with a screen enclosure to be constructed under an existing single family dwelling located 35' from the mean high water line School notes of San Carlos Bay; the theories of Dr. Howard ECC offers Gardner, author of Host families and "Multiple Intelligences." sought The school will be an indi- new program Volunteers are needed to for a development permit to construct the swimming pool. Edison Community vidual-centered school host a high school College is offering a dental geared to the optimal exchange student for the assisting program with the understanding and develop- upcoming school year by The subject parcel is located at 1878 Woodring Road (tax first classes scheduled to ment of each student's cog- American Intercultural parcel no. 13-46-22-T2-00100.0080). The applications are start this fall. The 10-month nitive profile. Student Exchange. Host certificate program also The curriculum will families provide students submitted by property owners Edward V. and Lynn D. articulates with ECC's den- include reading, language with room and board, and a Carrington by Kennedy Construction, Inc. Application tal hygiene program. arts, math, science, social family atmosphere. Local nos. 99-406 V and 99-12406 DP. The assisting program studies, foreign languages, representatives will remain will lead to a certificate of music, art and computer in contact with the students completion and eligibility sciences. Students will be throughout their stay, from 6. Report from Director of Planning or staff. to take the Dental Assisting evaluated with standardized August to June. National Boards. Those achievement tests and indi- Students attend local who pass and maintain con- vidual portfolios. high schools, and have their 7. Report from Commission Liaison to the City Council. tinuing education credits The school will admit own medical insurance and become certified dental elementary and middle- spending money. They 8. Report from Commission Members. assistants. school level students. come from 25 countries. "The new program is For information, call For information, call being introduced in 939-3356. (800) SIBLING. 9. Report from Commission Chair. response to the demand by local dentists for certified dental assistants, which is "Collectibles in Country Charm" 10. Open discussion among Planning Commissioners greater than the supply," Antiques regarding Commission Functions and Goals and the said Gwen Welling, pro- gram director for dental and methods and procedures for achieving them. hygiene. Collectibles The program will have ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA preliminary provisional accreditation by the American Dental If a person decides to appeal any decision of the body with respect Association's Council on to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, such person Education, and classes will gw FEATURING be offered on a full-time, will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes may day basis. For information, Byer's Choice Carolers need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, call 489-9252. Lilliput lane Cottages • Candles • Antiques which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the New school appeal is to be based. in works New Selection of Teddy Bears • liffamy lamps A pilot program for a new private school for gift- Annalee«Lizzie High Dolls • Scatter Rugs In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons ed and talented students needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding will be launched this fall by Sanibel Afghans the Educational Enrichment should contact the City Manager Bob Pritt at 941-472-4359 no later Center at 5235 Ramsey "Annalee" Dolls than one day prior to the proceeding. If hearing impaired, telephone Way in Fort Myers. Dr. Josephine Tutino 1446 Periwinkle Way 395-0888 the Florida Relay Service numbers, 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955- Polito said the school will Mon.- Fri. 8-8, Sat. 9-5, Sun. 10-5 WE SHIP UPS 8770 (VOICE), for assistance. be organized implementing 16 Q JULY 22,1999 Q ISLAND REPORTER Business New owner to keep Nanny's rocking By Michael Pistella such as Sophie Dess, Sarah Louise, Florence Eiseman and Staff Writer Lilly Pulitzer. "Those are lines Becky built this business on," f Jan Gabrielson didn't believe all things happen Gabrielson said. "They're mainstays in this store." E" for a reason, she certainly believes it now. In the Gabrielson has already added her own touch to the past year, she was beginning to feel a bit restless. shop's inventory with the additions of such lines as Anita G, She felt like she needed to do something for her- Sweet Potatoes, Le Top, and Mulberribush. self. And the chance came about. "I also just bought a line of sweaters for kids, up to size I"I heard that (Nanny's children's clothing shop) was for 8," she said. "They're all 100 percent-cotton sweaters and sale," Gabrielson said. "And I realized I was at a time in my they'll be here by October for the fall season." life and my career that I wanted to do something for myself, Gabrielson is also in the process of setting up a contract instead of working for someone else." to offer personalized garments for kids. Customers will be So she went into talks with former Nanny's owner Becky able to order something and have it sent to them in time for Kaplan and a deal was struck for her to purchase the busi- any special occasion. ness. Gabrielson officially took over June 1. Another unique aspect to Nanny's is a small but impor- "It was time for Becky to get out of the business and tant part of the business: carrying christening gowns. spend time with her family and it was time for me to get out "Our gowns are made by Sarah Louise, which is head- on my own, so it worked out great," Gabrielson recalled. quartered in Liverpool, England," she said. The other bit of synchronicity was the fact that Nanny's also carries many things that can make for spe- Gabrielson has spent the last 17 years in the children's cial, little gifts. One such item is the irresistible musical pil- clothing business and was a manager of a kids' clothing lows, which plays Brahms' "Lullaby." shop in the area. And Kaplan had owned Nanny's for 17 The other Nanny's tradition Gabrielson is keeping alive years. is the kid-friendly attitude. When she bought the business, It's all tied together for Gabrielson and she couldn't be she was sure to make sure the big wooden rocking horse happier, especially with the support she's felt from Kaplan would stay. and the other shop owners in the Village of Sanibel at 2340 "When kids come in, it's so nice to offer them a ride on Periwinkle Way. it," Gabrielson said. "And they like to see Luke (her wire- "Becky's been extremely supportive," Gabrielson said. haired fox terrier). He's a working boy; he comes to work "She's told me that she's only a phone call away if I need with me every day." any help or have any questions. And theorher shop owners She is also working on setting up a web site for the store. here in the Village have been so receptive and friendly to me Nanny's offers free gift wrapping and can ship any items Michael Pistella and extended me a warm welcome. That's all been really bought in the store anywhere. Visitors to the island can ship nice and I feel very fortunate." items back to the store for a refund if there's a problem, she Jan Gabrielson, the new owner of Nanny's said. children's clothing shop, and Luke, her wire- haired fox terrier, take a breather during Gabrielson said she is continuing the Nanny's tradition Nanny's is located in the Village of Sanibel shops at their workday at Nanny's trademark wooden of carrying the popular upscale lines of children's clothing 2340 Periwinkle Way. For more information, call 472-0304. rocking horse. Send your business story ideas to the Island Reporter1. dlinutes Sea- 'fceufeili *W&d£cfe magazines. Purchased through the Realtors to meet Sanibel/Captiva Islands Chamber of with Brian Houston: Naturalist/Sea Kayak Instructor/Guide The Sanibel & Captiva Islands From BeautifulTween Waters Inn Marina Commerce, the ads will continue to run Association of Realtors will have its mem- through October. The $72,000 cost is shared bership meeting breakfast at 8 a.m. today at between the chamber and the Lee County TRIP SCHEDULE the Beachview Inn. Reggie Knight, assis- Tourist Development Council in a.25 per- 3 Trips Daily tant vice president of the Foundation for cent/75 percent breakdown. The TDC Monday thru Saturday Lee County Public Schools, will be the awarded a $54,000 grant to the chamber last 8:30 AM $40.00 per person guest speaker. summer to pay for off-season marketing. 1:00 PM $40.00 per person This month's meeting is sponsored by The ads are intended to attract an afflu- 4:00 PM $30.00 Per person Glenn Ristine of Pinnacle Mortgage & ent clientele that shares the predominant Capital Services, Inc., and Dale Robertson philosophy on the islands of living in har- Brian Houston of the Coastal Appraisal Group, Inc. mony with nature, according to Keith For information, call 472-9353. Trowbridge, executive director of the cham- Naturalist/Instructor ber. 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Shell Harbor delight remodeled top-to-bottom • for this ground level home! Spacious, light and bright 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, solar pool, patio dock • 3 bedrooms, impeccable condition! • 4 bedrooms, 2 baths Great beach and courtyard, views & lift • Great room, terrazzo floors, screened lanai! • Cherry wood parquet floors • Income over $30,000 • Lush tropicals = lots of privacy! Call for color flier and video $574,900 • Close to Sanibel $149,900 Priced at $498,000 fully furnished • East end locale for unbeatable convenience • Call MARLENE DONALDSON or BOB Call HAP CONNELLY @ 472-5187 x 216 '.Call SUSAN ANDREWS . $269,000 MATISTIC @ 472-5187 x 242/293 (990480) (990186) @ 472-5187 x 251 (990440) • Ask for JIM HALL @ 472-5187 x 215 • E-mail: [email protected] (980188) ' sIDEWTIAL AFSEA M §||;^ ANNUAL

• 3 bedroom, 4 bath Olde Florida style home • Elevated 3 bedroom,3 bath in Gulf Shores • Just steps away from the beach with beach access • Hardwood floors, gourmet kitchen, vaulted Private setteig overlooking pool and ceilings conservation area . • Many neat extras, must see to appreciate Large lobby area, elevator and dumbwaiter $765,000 Natural vegetation surroundings $399,000 • Please ask for MIKE McMURRAY • Call POLLY COSYNS or ROSANNE ONDARCHO 237-7526 at 472-5187x250 (980268) ',. : at 472-5187 x 225/218 (990347)

/.- LOT LISTINGS / • ;. . : LAKE FRONT LOT FANTASTIC BUY! • Sea Oats subdivision • Near beach , • Two lots for the price of one! • Plenty of room for a large home & pool! • Near beach homesttes • Area of lovely newer olde Florida style homes • Sewer hook'Lip paid $130,000 • Priced at $99,900 • Call CAROLYN MUSGRAVE or HAP CONNELLY at 472-5187 x 243/216 (990546) • Call VAL POOL at 472-5187 x 256 (990424) DEDICATED TO QUIET LIVING WANT PRIVACY? • 24,100 s.f. approximately , 'Deeded beach access, view of Clam Bayou • Next to wildlife preserve • Island Woods has pool and tennis •Paved roads • Close to shops & restaurants $128,000 • Community dock, pool, tennis & spa : • Asking $240,000 • Call CHARLENE TIMOTHY, GRI at 472-5187 x 222 (417599) • Call CHARLENE TIMOTHY or LINDA H0LL0WAY at 472-5187 x 222/234 (990472) , GULF RIDGE! WATERFRONT LOT • Gated community • Offers tennis, pool, pristine beaches! • Connie Mack Island in Jonathan Harbor • Private community with pool & tennis • One acre parcel offering seclusion! • Abuts conservation lands! • Expansive waterways & sunsets views • South Ft. Myers $243,000 ' Nicely priced at $169,900 ' « Call JIM HALL at 472-5187 x 215 (970467) • Call JAMES or PENNY HETMANEK at 472-5187 x 219 (980885) 18 • JULY 22, 1999 • ISLAND REPORTER

Minutes From page 16 Per.mi t s & deeds ry, where people in beds mean people in "We're right on track," said Marty restaurants, shops and activities — it's good Puranik, president and chief executive offi- Deeds recorded at the Lee County Santo de Sanibel-Unit D27. for everyone." cer. "The launch of six new territories Courthouse for more than $80,000 during $460,000: Grace M. Hoyle, trustee, to Through the ads, the chamber also seeks makes our statewide coverage almost com- the week ending July 11 included: Richard D. & Joan M. Carlen — Oceans to increase visitor awareness of the islands plete. Reach-UnitlDl. as premier eco-tourism destinations with a Accounts start at $9.95 per month and $3,200,000: John R. & Inge Stafford to $433,000: Bernard B. Kaufman & rich heritage. To do so, the marketing cam- include access to the World Wide Web, e- Kathleen E. Duffy & William F. Schrader Phyllis Rohm to Larry D. & Candace Lynn paign specifically promotes the Bailey- maii, discussion groups and more. — 16910/16915/16918 Captiva Drive, Harris — Sundial-Unit B302. Matthews Shell Museum, the J.N. "Ding" Atlantic.Net was founded by two Captiva. $269,500: John E. & Linda K. Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Clinic for University of Florida students in 1994. After $1,850,000: Linda Noyes (fka Linda N. Brannagan to Kevin P. Landry; John the Rehabilitation of Wildlife and the being denied Internet access through the Portanova & Linda Noyes Portanova); Cadice; and Frank Cusumano — Sundial- Sanibel Historical Village & Museum. university in 1995, Puranik and Jose Linda Noyes, trustee; and Linda Noyes trust Unit F305. "These four attractions in many ways Sanchez launched one of the first commer- to Stephen & Lynn B. Bernard — 4985 symbolize the unique qualities of our cial Internet services in Florida. Joewood. Permits issued by the Sanibel Building islands and why so many visitors are drawn For information, call (800) 422-2936. $1,700,000: Pamela B. & William B. Department for the week ending July 14 to them," Trowbridge said. Ellis, Jr. to Jon M. Rubinton — 16151 included: Chamber news Captiva Drive, Captiva. Tops ert VIP $1,700,000: Lynn Bassett & Thomas F. $330,000 & $275,000: Reliable Homes, John Buskirk was B 'Guests First' workshops set McGrath to Michael S. & Vickie M. Ford Inc., 800 Birdie View Point & 739 Pyrula named the top sales The Sanibel/Captiva Islands Chamber of —4 709 Rue Belle Mer. — single-family residences by owner. agent at VIP Realty Commerce is planning two free workshops $875,000: Roger C. Pritchard to James $10,000: A&S builders, Inc. 5302 Group for June while called "Guests First" from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. & Barbara Bibler — 6005 Clam Bayou. Umbrella Pool Road — pool and deck by James and Penny Tuesday, Aug. 3, at 'Tween-Waters Inn and $822,000: Clarence B. & Mary Lou Coastal Custom Pool & Spa. Hetmanek earned the from 1-5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 5, at the Todd to James Fjelstad — 808 Limpet. $20,000 each: Shuff, 9320 Kincaid — top-listing designation. Sundial Beach Resort. $639,000: Stephen & Helen Zucker to porch enclosure, window replacement, Buskirk has been The program is hosted by the chamber Kathleen D. Smith — 2651 Coconut. stairs, etc.; and pool, deck and retaining involved in Sanibel real and sponsored by the Lee Island Coast $500,000: Richard L. & Shirley R. wall by Foye Builders. estate for 17 years. He Visitor & Convention Bureau and Edison Broomberg to Waldemar A. & Bonnie L. $350,000: 1333 Eagle Run — single- is president elect of the Community College. The workshops will Palutke and Dion & Amy Deloof — Lot F, family residence by the Wolter Group. Sanibel & Captiva teach participants to learn how to treat visi- Captiva Palma, North Captiva. $2,400: Richey, 1489 Albatross — Islands Association of J. Buskirk tors like they are guests in their own homes. $410,000: Claudia V. & John J. Goode, screen enclosure by Robert L. Kruse. Realtors. Course specifics include teaching effec- Jr. to Gregory R. & Michele E. Smith — $30,000: Strup, 675 Gopher Walk — Since the beginning tive body language, communications skills 1667 Venus. remodel by the Wolter Group. of their real estate and how to deal with international cus- $375,000: A&S Builders, Inc. to Lola M. $36,000: Mariner Pointe, 760 Sextant — careers, the Hetmaneks tomers. The training will be geared specifi- Hanna, trustee and Lola M. Hanna — 5294 concrete repairs and pilings by Florida have been consistent cally toward island clientele. Umbrella Pool Road. Marine Construction. top producers. They Businesses are invited to send anyone $323,000: John & Martha Gabbert to $14,630: Snug Harbor, 303 Periwinkle both have extensive who could benefit from improving customer Kevin K. Pfeffer—L23, U2, North Captiva — concrete repairs by South Florida business backgrounds skills. Dunes. Painting & Waterproofing. arid accredit that knowl- $285,000: Samuel M. Allen to D. Allen $4,500: Gisewhite, 975 Fitzhugh — Class sizes are limited. To register, call remodel by owner. edge and experience to Cathy Wilson at 472-1080.. & Patricia K. McDanier — 1874 Farm their success. Trail. $28,100: Martinez, 1174 Sand Castle $259,000: John M. &-Rosanne Ondarcho Road — pool/deck and spa by Penguin Hetmaneks • Board to meet to William D. & Elizabeth W. Carr — 533 Pools. The SanibeiyCaptiva Islands Chamber of Rabbit Road. $7,600: Purviance, 4427 Gulf Pines — Internet service arrives Commerce board of directors will meet at 8 $165,000: Thonas JV & Rebecca B. porch enclosure by Benchmark. Atlantic.Net, one of Florida's fastest a.m. Tuesday, July 27, at Bank of the Kaplan to Lawrence I. Paul, Jr., Trustee — $49,000: Sanibel Community growing companies, has expanded its Islands. 1405 Causey Court. Association, 2173 Periwinkle — interior Internet service into six additional calling Members have been reviewing new $115,000: Ronald T. Hirsch and Betty remodel by Benchmark. areas including Fort Myers, bringing the bylaws and are set to adopt them next week. Lee Reid to Gary J. Fisher — L31, U3, $2,400: Gavin, 611 Rabbit Road — com- company's presence to 40 locations All members are welcome to attend the North Captiva Dunes. pletion of single-family residence. throughout the state. meeting. For information, call 472-1080 $92,000: Sophie Bieniarz; Sophie $17,500: Grote, 900 Strangler Fig — Bienarz, trustee; and Sophie Bieniarz trust windows (new or replacements) by the to Gerald D. Mundt, trustee and Gerald D. Mills Brothers. Mundt trust —- Bunting. $80,000: Dickson, 512 Lighthouse — repairs by Michael J. McGinn. Condos $9,800: Kask, 1242 Sand Castle Road — $513,000: Walter S. & Patricia M. completion of addition and remodel by Smitson to Patrick L. O'Brien — Pointe owner. BOAT RIDES to Cabbage Key, Cayo Costa y and North Captiva Entertainment with Jim Morris 472-5800 Jensen's Marina NEW Captiva Island LOCATION Chadwicks's Square Anchor Point '/• Shopping Center 1633 Periwinkle Way A UNIQUE COLLECTION • 395-2277 • OF SPECIALTY STORES Across From The Beach House "Heart of the Island" Captiva's Finest o o o o o Candace Arnold's Chico's Chico & Lucky's Footloose of Captiva Frangi-Pani 99 H20 Outfitters island Style Gallery & Cafe Kelly's Cocoons Mama Rosa's o o o o o Shops ai p open daily fi om 10 00 a m to 6 00 p m Swimwear Loi.auJ d'tecil/ across ftom the enrtana> to For Ei/cry tA/oman Soillll S«ls ]*i

Steakhouse hosts grand opening AT LEFT: The Sanibel Steakhouse in Fort Myers planned space in the plaza. Restaurateur Paul was the place to be and be seen Monday All will have the name Sanibel Gaeta, right, talks evening. The upscale restaurant hosted its Steakhouse, Gaeta said. with developer Joe official grand opening while owner Paul "The growth of southern Lee County D'Jamous, who is Gaeta of the Sanibel Restaurant Group means that demand will rise for a restaurant involved in the announced plans to open a third and fourth with high-quality food and an upscale expansion to Bonita venue in Bonita Springs and Naples, respec- ambiance," Gaeta said in a press release Springs, and tively. issued last week. "We wanted to make sure Sanibel's Shirley The steakhouse opened on Sanibel in the Sanibel Steakhouse has a presence there Allen and George 1997 and the Fort Myers location opened in to meet that need." Siconolfi, rear, dur- March of this year. It is located in the The restaurants serve USDA prime grade ing the grand open- Albertson's shopping plaza at Summerlin beef along with fish, shrimp, lobster and ing of the Sanibel Road and Cypress Lake Drive near the chicken. They're also known for extensive Steakhouse-Fort University Grill, another expansion by an wine lists. Myers Monday. island restaurateur, Matt Asen. Gaeta's company also operates McT's The Bonita location is scheduled to open Shrimp House & Tavern and the Jacaranda Photos I Dawn Grodsky in February in the Colony Plaza near on Sanibel. Coconut Road. It's the first tenant to lease — Dawn Grodsky CHAMBER AFTER HOURS AT RIGHT: Lee County Manager Don Stilwell talks with some guests at the grand opening of the Sanibel Steakhouse Monday. BELOW: Stan Thompson of the Windstar Group in Naples accepts a glass of wine from Stacey Grim. BELOW RIGHT: Lana and Harvey Waltzer enjoy the food. Lana Waltzer is director of sales for the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall. ABOVE: Sam Bailey talks with Dick Photos /Michael Pistella Muench of the Lazy Flamingo during the Sanibel/Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce's monthly After Hours hosted by Sanibel Print & Graphics and Floral Artistry Monday. ABOVE RIGHT: Barry Gordon of Big Red Q Quickprint Center and Bonnie Clancy of Blue Skies Body Works ham it up for the camera. AT RIGHT: (1 to r) Along the food line are Libby McMillan, owner of Studio 11; Mike Billheimer, owner of Lighthouse Cafe; Denice Beggs of Paradise of Captiva, Sherrill Sims of Priscilla Murphy Realty; and John Beggs of Paradise of Captiva.

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::' .99 Po:uin Yhel6San Carlos Bay Ent . FL - TicMl. r si c Pill 4 e s provided by Jam m J n ' S ail bo a t Cruises — 463-SAIL ISLAND REPORTER • JULY 22, 1999 • 21 Police match M Thomas Daniels of Fort Myers was fined $86 Sunday, Grand thefts DUI arrest July 18, for not stopping at a stop sign at the corner of B On Tuesday, July 13, Joan Becke of 1340 Sand Castle Patrick J. Drudy of 410 Airport Way was arrested at Periwinkle Way and Donax Road. Road reported approximately $10,500 worth of jewelry was approximately 12:42 a.m. Sunday, July 18, for driving under M Matthew Dewalt of Nazareth, Perm., was fined $46 stolen from her home between mid April and May 20. She the influence of alcohol and possession of Ies^- than 20 Monday, July 19, for speeding and possession of a suspend- noticed the mibsing pieces May 20 while packing for vaca- grams of marijuana. Officer Mark Steele conducted the field ed driver's license. His passenger, James Tancrell of tion but thought she might have misplaced them and would sobriety test, which Drudy failed. He was transferred to the Captiva, was fined $46 for having an open container of alco- find them upon her return. Lee County Jail and given a breath lest. Drudy's blooa alco- hol in the car. That didn't happen. On July 13, she searched her home, hol count was .157/.160. The legal limit is .08. & Scott Nielsen of Clackamas, Ore., was fined $86 for safe, bank and safe deposit box, but the jewelry was Drudy was originally stopped by Sgt. Brendan Fitzgerald not stopping at the stop sign at Periwinkle Way and Tarpon nowhere to be found. for speeding and weaving at the intersection of West Guif Bay Road. He was warned for speeding and failing to pro- That day, Becke reported the theft to Officer George Drive and Tarpon Bay Road. Fitzgerald then called Steele to duce his registration. Krivas and said she wanted to prosecute. conduct the sobriety test. She identified Steve Nettesheim of 2099 Wild Lime Drive as a suspect. Nettesheim is employed by Simply PET OF THE WEEK Elegant Cleaning Service and the company has a key to her Accidents The Humane Society of home so work can be done when she's gone. Becke told • On Saturday, July 17, Calvin Macintosh and Lawrence Lee County's pet of the Krivas that cleaning-service employees were the only peo- Ludwig of Foil Myers were involved in an accident at the week is "Fluffy," an 8- ple in her home during the time she noticed her jewelry was corner of West Gulf Drive and Daniel Drive. Macintosh was week-old, domestic, medi- missing. fined $86 for speeding and Ludwig was fined $86 for um-haired kitten. "Fluffy" The theft is currently under investigation. pulling out in front of him. Property damage was estimated is a female and volunteers • Susan "Dee Dee" Bell, a manager at the Sanibel at $6,500. said she nseds lots of Moorings condominium complex, reported $2,935 and SS Esmeralda Altamirano of Fort Myers crashed into attention and plenty of credit cards missing from the office safe Saturday, July 17. Tomas Gonzales of Foil Myers Thursday, July 15. Damage toys. Bell explained that she put the deposit in an unlocked is estimated at $2,000 and Altamirano was fined $86 after he Adoption fees are $65 safe in an unlocked office before ending her shift at 3 p.m. pulled out in front of Gonzales at Periwinkle Way and Main for dogs and $55 for cats. the previous day. She was relieved by Charmaine Street. This includes a veterinary MacPherson until the office closed at 6 p.m. exam, spay/neuter, basic Security Guard Robert Moody talked with MacPherson shots, fecal exam and as she left the office five minutes before her shift ended. He Abandoned vehicle deworming, occult heart- gathered his equipment from the office, noting the doors and A tan Ford Ranger was towed from the Lighthouse park- worm test for dogs and "Fluffy" needs a home. inside lights were secure. ing lot to the Island Garage at 11 a.m. Friday, July 16. A note feline leukemia test for The following day, Bell returned to work at 7 a.m., in the window indicated the truck was broken and the driver cats, the first flea treatment and a one-year humane soci- unlocked the safe and discovered the money and some cred- would return with a mechanic. According to Officer Tyus, ety alumni membership, a more than $200 value. it cards missing. She said a number of people have access to the truck had been parked in the same spot for at least 24 Adoption hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday- the office and signed an intent-to-prosecute form. hours and the license tag was expired. Saturday. The humane society is on Arcadia Street in East • Richard Walker's wallet — containing $400 in cash, Fort Myers. For information, call 332-0364, ext. 210. two credit cards and his driver's license — was stolen from his Ford truck parked at Lighthouse Beach parking lot Ticketed Saturday, July 17. He told Officer C.V. Tyus, Jr. he returned • Donald Justice of Hartford, Conn., was fined $278 for to his truck to have lunch at 12:30 p.m. and left his wallet in going 63 mph in a 30 mph zone on Dixie Beach Road Caribbean Night '99' the locked vehicle. When he returned at 1:30 p.m., the rear Saturday, Iuly 17. The Children's Science Center will be the beneficiary slide window was ajar and his wallet was missing, along ffl On Wednesday, July 14, Jean Husband of Cape Coral of "Caribbean Night '99," planned from 7-11 p.mv Friday, with his briefcase, checkbook, radar detector and a $3,000 was fined $46 because her dnver's-side headlight was out. July 30. Presented by Sprint, the third annual fund raiser Rolex watch. Walker lives in Cape Coral. • Shawn Washington of Fort Myers was ticketed Friday, •wilt be at the Cape Coral Yacht Club. A $30 donatioa includes all you can eat and drink, games, the the chance July 16, for a taillight that wasn't working and for having an to win $1,000 and other prizes, There will also be music Beach patrol expired driver's license. He was also warned for having a for dancing by Sound. Presentations and limbo contests. license plate tag that had been expired for four months. The Children's Science Center is located at 2015 ISffi While on routine patrol, Officer Robert Feliciano issued M Shawn Wheatley of Fort Myers was fined $176 for two warnings against nude sunbathing and one to a topless Pine Island Road in Cape Coral. traveling 55 mph in a 30-mph zone at the intersection of Tickets can be reserved by calling 997-0012. sunbather on Silver Key Saturday, July 17. West Gulf Drive and Rabbit Road.

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Llc# CFC057135 Lou Gelormine 22 • JULY 22, 1999 • ISLAND REPORTER Sea turtle n e uu s First nests hatch on east end Two sea turtle nests discovered on San Carlos Bay By Pattie Pace scooting into the Gulf under cover of dark- Staff Writer ness. But exactly when that blessed event will Turtle-watch volunteers stood reverently take place is anybody's guess. AT RIGHT: around the nest tucked against beach sea "It's like having a first baby. You're Fascinated turtle grass fronting Gulfside City Park last never sure when it's going to come," Ball walkers gather Friday, as Bev Ball, director for the added. around Bev and Sanibel/Captiva Sea Turtle Monitoring Armand Ball as they Program, and her husband Armand prepared M Nests on bay tally the results after to dig for hatchlings that might have gotten For the first time in at least seven or eight digging out a nest on trapped inside. years, sea turtles have nested on the beach the east end. A total A hushed sense of excitement prevailed, along San Carlos Bay, according to Sanibel of 102 hatched eggs since this was the first nest to hatch this sea- Conservation Officer Dan Clark. were counted, with son on SanibePs east end. "In recent months, an awful lot of sea two eggs found Donning plastic gloves, Bev Ball care- turtle sightings have been reported in San intact. No baby tur- fully scooped out sand, pulling out 102 Carlos Bay, including just north of the Punta tles were found hatched eggs and two duds that looked like Rassa boat ramp near the south end of stranded in the hole. golf balls and had a texture similar to hard- Matlache Pass," Clark said. boiled eggs. Digging down past her elbow, He speculated one reason might be that where the cylindrical nest opened into a the recent drought followed by heavy rains wider cavity, watchers wondered how the caused an abundance of freshwater to flush female turtle had dug so deeply with her through the area. Sea animals like to drink reai" flippers. fresh water, which also helps to rid them of The diggers, following Department of parasites. Environmental Protection rules, waiting 72 For those reasons, female turtles may hours after the baby turtles had hatched have been in the area and climbed on bay before disturbing the nest. On Captiva, the shores to lay their eggs. Photos JPattie Pace waiting period is reduced to 45 hours "Sea turtles, of course, have the potential because the texture of the renourished sand to feed, forage and use estuary as juvenile is different than that on Sanibel beaches. habitat; they can come in with tides. And of AT LEFT: Bev Ball, "You want to let nature take it's course course, mature turtles coming in to forage coordinator of the and at the same time, you're helping may have a whole host of environmental islands' turtle moni- nature," Ball said. reasons (for doing so)," Clark said. toring program, digs The baby turtles generally hatch at night He added that lighting restrictions apply out the first nest and wiggle their way to the nest's surface, to bay beaches as well as to those on the hatched on Sanibel's breaking through in volcanic fashion and Gulf. east end last week. Her husband Armand Ball, long- IGUANA SPOTTED time turtle walker, assists in the process.

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Wally Kain /Special to the Reporter AT RIGHT: A sea ABOVE AND AT RIGHT: turtle has nested on Former Mayor Wally Kain the bay, an unusual spotted this two-foot long, occurrence. Jc'" green iguana apparently Ml thriving in his back yard 111 Monday. Rarely seen on Sanibel, the non-native rep- tile is likely the offspring of someone's pet or an escapee. Michael Pistella The green iguana is not the same as the Mexican iguana that has a colony on Boca Grande. Of note Aug. 5 on his bill, which is cosponsored by every member Goss support's 'qlades of the Florida delegation and Gov. Bush. U.S. Rep. Porter Goss, R-Sanibel, announced his support of increased Sanibel funding for the Florida Everglades' Council needs members Nests: restoration and renewal of the Outer Senior Solutions of Southwest Florida, An Area Agency East end — 37 Continental Shell oil and gas explo- on Aging, is seeking individuals to join its advisory council. Hatches —1 ration moratorium. The Florida-orient- Volunteers must be 60 or older. ed provisions are part of the FY 2000 Senior Solutions fosters a culturally diverse workforce. West end •215 Interior Appropriations Act. As an Area Agency on Aging, the primary focus will be to Hatches •30 "This plan includes Everglades' coordinate a network of services to help keep elders living funding and protects our fragile coast- independently within their own homes and communities. False Crawls: line — both are vital to Florida's econ- Volunteers will help with the mission and planning East end — 34 omy and our commitment to wise stew- endeavors of the organizations. Senior Solutions serves West end —213 ardship of our natural resources. The P. Goss Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, Hendry, Lee and Interior Appropriations Act is the vehicle for crucial Sarasota counties, and the Seminole Indian reservations. Captiva i Everglades restoration funds to meet the federal commit- For information, call Executive Director Terry White at Nests: 145 . f ,', ment in our ongoing effort to restore and preserve. the 332-4233. False Crawls: 138/.;' /* unique 'River of Grass' for future generations," Goss said. / Hatches; 3C? '>'';/* The bill includes $114 million for Everglades restoration, an increase of $11.4 million over last year for land acquisi- Beach art association irmrc0:SmlbeVC&pt!v8 tion, park management and water-delivery modifications. The Fort Myers Beach Art Association's Outdoor Conservation foundation $$a The annual oil and gas exploration moratorium is included Painters will be setting up their easels on the Sanibel Turtle Monitoring Program in the bill. Causeway for a morning of" painting from 9 a.m. to noon "While I am pleased that this year's bill carries on the Wednesday, July 28. Painters should meet on the island with tradition of continuing the moratorium to protect the Outer the restrooms, and will gather for a brown bag lunch and Continental Shelf, we need to go a step further. I have intro- critique following the painting session. duced a plan which would create a federal/slate task force to The group of artists invites beginners and visiting artists review the relevant scientific and environmental data and to join them. The outdoor painters won't meet in August and then make a recommendation to the Secretary of the Interior will resume regular paintouts at the Snug Harbor Restaurant welcomes your comments. Wednesday, Sept. 1. Call 472-1587. for a permanent policy,", Goss said. Goss will testify before the House Resource Committee For information, call Caroline Dea at 765-9285. ISLAND REPORTER Q JULY 22, 1999 • 23

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Once he fell into South's 71 Skater Babtlonia diamond trap, all roads led to 10 tneks for 72 Sugary suffix At several tables, however, declarer. 139 Word of woe 37 Singer Payne 89 Vestige 73 Current unit 140 Take care of 38 "Rosemary's Baby" 91 Season firewood 76 '57 Mickey & Sylvia song 141 Tun throwaways author 93 Extinct bird 80 Get hitched 142 Dog star1' 39 "Elephant Boy" actor 94 Iniquity 51 Cover the cake Magic Maze 143 Big bang letters 40 North Carolina campus 95 Rip apart 82 Impresario Hurok 41 Oaf 98 Quarterback Aikman 83 Jacob's twin DOWN 7 100 Employees 84 Salinger character 46 Miss Jay Leno SPHERES 1 Pro foe 101 Foil kin 86 His work is a play 47 "If _ Would Leave You" 103 See 136 Across SFBXUQMJ FBYUROK 90 Cops' org 2 Actress Madeline ("60 tune) 3 Cain's vicum 49 Actress Rivera 105 Pasta 92 More advanced 4 Comics' noise 51 Bestow 109 Bovine bellow % Hawthorne milieu H D B AXUQNKHEBYVS 5 Maugham's "Cakes and " 52 Delia of "Touched by an 111 Entice 97 Gossip Angel" 113 Manneland performer 99 '86 Steve Winwood song 6 About 7 "Home Improvement" prop 54 Tavern sight 114 Prentiss or Poundstone P M A JHEBYVTQOLIG 102 Lamb product 115 Shows one's teeth 104 Merit 8 Miami athlete 55 Evangelist Roberts 9 Bachelor's last words 56 Undo an error 116 "Tiny Alice" author D E L BGTYWTRPMK I F 106 Castle feature 117 It begins 107 Hullabaloo 10 Part of USSR 58 Cockamarme 60 Runners carry it "In the beginning" 108 Goblet part 11 French flapjack 12 Mongrel 64 They're often dried 118 I is one; so is u D B L LABEYEYWUSQO 110 Aloof 119 Some woodwinds 112 Maestro Stokowski 13 Slangy suffix 66 Perplexed 14 Beatles beater 67 Shun 123 Swit costar M K 0 BAIFNPLDBZXW 115 '69 Andy Kim song 125 Shed 119 Weil! work 15 Mideastem desert 69 Ltr. addenda 70 Disinfectant target 126 Director 120 Inventor Whitney 16 Marker U B O SRBQDAEBONNL 18 It's out of this world 73 Lends a hand Reitman 121 London lavatory 127 Heron's home 122 Olive _ 21 Happy 74 Carmen of jazz 75 Lots of laughter 129 PC key E G N I RAEBLLABEUC 124 Aromatic spice 23 Had bills 24 Fiction's antithesis 77 Beast of Borden 130 TV's "Scooby-__" 128 Conductor Claudio 132 Hasten 131 '69 Led Zeppelin song 29 Matterhom, e g 78 "Cubist" Erno J HFODCMSAYPRUSW 79 Part of ER 133 Cinnabar, for one 136 With 103 Down, '66 32 Adventurer Encson 33 Sacred cow 85 Architect's add-on 134 Asian Donovan hit holiday VTSQOHTRAEPNLBL 137 Joyce's land 35 Inland sea 87 Unkempt 36 Bandleader Prado 88 Fancy fiddle 135 La-la lead-in 138 Mailer's "The _ Park" KIHFEMCBZBYWVBU Find the listed words in the diagram. 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In this puzzle all of the words get progressively longer, z SUM. 8. A small, rich pastry. and they all start with SUM. Some hints: 3.SUM V 9. Tough part of watermelon. 1 • SUM (in place). 2. Drainage pit. HSUM 10. Seed container. 3. A small tree. 4. A type of conference. 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Monday 12.00 NOON One Week Add Week One Week Add Week OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE Earn SUPPLIES SANIBEL/CAPTIVA $6 05 $5.50 $7.00 $B.5O $8.44 HOURLY/ while you tram for an exciting ARCH STEEL BUILDINGS Spring APPROXIMATELY 35 HOURS career in health occupations, land- Clearance Must sell immediately FT MYERS BEACH $5 50 $5.00 $6.75 $5.90 PER WEEK scaping, diesel mechanics, cleri- to make room in warehouse cal, electronics and others No [SUPER BUY - ALL 3 PAPERS $8 50 $8.50 $9 65 $9.65 16x16 25x50,30x64 40x60 HSD, GED, or other tuition GED High School program Financing available Call NOW "GARAGE SALE ADS • $5.75 - SANIBEL/CAPTIVA • $4 50 FT.MYERS BEACH certificate of competency, available at some centers (800)341-7007 or equivalent combination of Housing meals, medical care & www steelmasterusa com A Word is defined as any string of characters that needs a space to training and experience paycheck provided Help with job separate it from another string of characters Punctuation is free Requires valid FL driver's license, placement at completion Ages holiday, weekend and 16-24 Job Corps US SAWMILL $3795 Saw logs into Rotating schedule Department of Labor program Exposure to outside elements boards, planks beams Large CLASSIFICATIONS: APPLY Call (800)733-JOBS capacity Best sawmill value any- CITY OF SANIBEL/ where Free information, Norwood 1 E._ FINANCE DEPARTMENT Sawmills 90 Curtwright Dr#3 3.. 4.. 800 DUNLOP ROAD POSTAL JOBS Amherst, N Y 14221 SANIBEL FL 33957 Starting $14 68+/hr+ benefits (800)578-1363 5 B._ 7.. 8.. 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HHSHHMHHBBKHMMSHHHBHBnHBHnanHHHBNMMBSHI island -y -v CLASSIFIEDS ATRIUM SANIBEL EAST END RENTAL PERSONALS LOCKSMITH ExcliStye Gulf front concio rest- Completely furnished deiJcS Two week minimum Three bedrooms three baths SHARpG Avajlable now and December 23 Private Pool and Tennis 300 steps to Beach PURPLE RINGER 1939 tp January 22 2000 and alter LOOKING FOR QUIET, PROFES- Live Match 25 (608)363 7669 NOW AVAILABLE CALL OWNER SIONAL PERSON TO SHARE 941 395 1051 or TWO BEDROOM, TWO BATH Shelling 612 920 1824 NO PETS $450 INCLUSIVE |LpGGERHEAD CAY LEAVE MESSAGE ON 848-8228 Restriction * I Fully Furnished SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION ISLAND LOCKSMITH ETtoo bedraom two bath 1 3 bedroom Bay Villas APARTMENTS & , the tobacco shop with 24 hour Emergency Service * Condo 2 bedroom & 2 bedroom S a hippie flavor i Florida law ol Tennis Cable VCR w/loft Beach Villas DUPLEXES FOR pes papers candles imported Seasonal rates cigs/tobaccos sSTEPS TO BEACH Amenities optional i RENT incense jewelry & more prohibits ALSO Sanibel Harbor RENTING 1 800 878 7495 ! 1999 LATE SUMMER KLEAR®&CARBO® SUMMER 1999 TWO AND THREE Urine Cleaners THRU 2000 the taking , BEDROOM E p Walter, Norma & SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION VACANCIES 18 and over I BY OWNER BEACH VILLA IN THE BELOW MARKET Dan ! 1 516 628 1801 Two bedroom two balh i RATE HOUSING 3915 Broadway Thompson of live BEACH VILLAS PROGRAM Ft Myers FL 33901 One bedroom one bath APPLICATION PROCESS <2QQ N. ut Edison Mall) -SLDGGERHEADCAY BAY SIDE VILLAS ANNUAL LEASE LEGALSKDS shells on * BEACHFRONT One bedroom two bath FOR FURTHER INFORMATION (941) 936-RING t , 2nd Floor Unit THREE MIGHT MINIMUM PLEASE CONTACT fwo Bedrooms Two Baths WEEKLY DISCOUNT COMMUNITY HOUSING NOTICE OF iTENTION Sanibel Sunrise and Sun«et Viev s SAVE THROUGH OWNERi AND GO»OS FOR 4SF5O Week (Sept Oct) MILLENNIUM STILL AVAILABLEI RESOURCES INC AT TO REGISTER 4 3875 Week Of! Season {800) 899 7327 472-1189 I ' (Mai Sept) REWT FICTITIOUS NAME Island to Call tor Seasonal Rates * 5°o Discount SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION HOMES FOR The undersigned does hereby 3 Weeks orMoie BEACH CLUB certify that she is conducting conserve 732 223 6748 ON THE GULF RENT an Arts & Crafts/Consignment business at 17264 San Carlos AVAILABLE ANNUAL RENTALS Blvd Ft Myers Beach, Florida this DEC 17 24 under the fictitious name of LUXURY VILLA DEC 31 JAN 7 CANAL FRONT Crystal Mermaid Consignment, GULF FRONT JAN 7 14 This beautiful Boutique & Crafts and that said precious SOUTH SEAS Olde Florida Style home firm is composed of the follow- Two bedrooms two baths has 3 bedrooms/3baths & ing persons whose names and PLANTATION Sleeps six places of residence is as fol- FIVE BEDROOMS lots of storage is offered fully furnished lows marine PRIVATE POOL AND SPA 450 229 3804 ONE ACRE & is located on the Marilyn Beran FENCED IN LOT East end of Sanibel 16190 CuttsCt BEST VIEW ON Call today! Ft Myej^JR 33908 resource. SUNDIAL $2 00O/mo LIGHTHOUSE POINT THE ISLAND Newly decorated Deluxe condo Call us for information 2 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED Ownership of CrystalMsSTmau Two bediooms two baths plus JUST OFF ISLAND bedrooms + den - over 1565 as follows RESORT den Sleps six Superb Gulf views AMENITIES AVAILABLE Beautiful WaterfronT sq ft of living + porch Luxury Resort with all Amenities 2 bedroom/2 bath Marilyn Beran CONTACT OWNER FOR Pool tennis Children Activity and or balconies - 16190 CuttsCt SPECIAL RATES. UF Condominium Program Call OWNER for dis Totally remodeled unit starting at $275 000 Ft Myers, Fl 33908 Phone: counted rates (651) 484 9148 Berber carpet and tile Call Julie or Steve Potts (219)272-0889 Gorgeous Sunsets It is my intention to apply to the 1 RE/Max of the Islands Fax: A must see Department of State, Division of 800-388-2311 Corporations, State of Florida (219)273-5973 SUNSET CAPTIVA $1 200/mo BEAUTIFULLY 941-472-2311 to register the said name of FURNISHED HOME LAKE FRONT + POOL e-mail; Crystal Mermaid under the pro- AVAILABLE WEEKLY 3 bedrooms/2 baths [email protected] visions of Chapter 90-267 * 2 Bedroom loft 2 Bath UF piling home (Fictitious Name Act), Laws of Screened Lanais screened in pool Florida (Section 865 09, Florida lanibel holiday 3 TVA/CR close to beach Statutes), 1990 Pool Tennis BBQ Grill new berber carpet Gulf Beach Boat Dock $1 600/mo And Morel Call owner at MAGNIFICENT 314 872 9990 This immaculate UF ground level home offers 3 bedrooms/3 baths VACATION RENTALS SUNSET CAPTIVA + family room Sanibel & Captiva Elegant 3 BR/2BA Home and screened In pool Ft. Myers in Private on lake & private 'This year Fin going to diet Beachfront Community Pool & yard care included $1 850/mo Cottages, Conctos Fully furnished "' Homes and Estates 2GATVs,VCP CD/Stereo, W/D OLDE FLORIDA STYLE Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock Private i Discounted 3 bedrooms/2 baths and exercise everyday!" monthly Call owner 615 371-9029 UF home, rates large screened porch, new berber carpet 800 572 6423 and paint 941 472-6565 SUNSET CAPTIVA Close to beach Luxury Beautiful!ll 1630 Periwinkle Way Three bedroom, two bath. $1 400/mo Suite A Large screened porch Fully equipped. 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Tennis and Activities Wide porches Open sunning decks Island Reporter Islander Two bedroom Chateau Sur iller area iji Mrous rondo Idyllic luxury and comfort Easy care, no effort Captiva Current Shopper's Guide fei jcular View Vacation Home Three bedrooms, three baths, If i c re booked, Monthly rentals Vv^ .an refer you Call for rates to owners network (941) 472-8248 4f2-158f 472-5185 (505) 982-9242 u ^ ">i»-?63-9257 ISLAND REPORTER Q JULY 22, 1999 Q 31 clft lii'Tlw «. wwm HANDYMAN PAINTING PAINTING

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