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Week of November 18-24, 2004 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, VOLUME 31, NUMBER 47 24 PAGES 75 CENTS Sanibel Library holds Grand Opening Drawbridge hit by barge By KEVIN DUFFY By KAREN NELSON Staff Writer Managing Editor, Islander Some Sanibel residents said that Lee County should More than a hundred islanders pre- have done more to look for structural damage to the sent to celebrate the Grand Opening of causeway drawbridge after a construction barge hit the the Sanibel Public Library on Sunday, structure Saturday, causing traffic to be delayed for November 14. In his opening remarks, more than two hours. President of the Board of Directors A Kelly Brothers barge was being towed by tugboat Tom Krekel thanked the staff for per- when it struck the bridge at 6:45 a.m., causing the forming well under very difficult con- island to be closed to traffic until 9 a.m. Tidal condi- ditions while construction was under- tions were likely a major factor, said Lee Department of way. Transportation Deputy Director Paul Wingard. He gave an update on the interiocal "What appeared to happen, they were attempting to agreement with Lee County. The last traverse the opening when the tide was going out and 10-year agreement, whereby 65 per- running fairly swiftly," he said. centof the library taxes collected on Sanibel came back to Sanibel, expired this year. The decision was made dur- ing renegotiations that the Sanibel 74* Public Library will apply to become its I I own taxing district, meaning that taxes collected here will stay here. Fort Myers Beach already has such an arrangement. The taxing district needs 3 to be approved by the state legislature '.'$.' and Krekel said mat the process takes Photo by Benny Severance about a year. Sanibei Public Library's new wing "The Sanibel Library will remain independent as it has been for the last about the shell collection that used to be Sanibel and just done a phenomenal job 40 years, versus becoming part oi" the in the front window. The windows of it." Lee County-Library System," Krekel were replaced to bring them up to code Board Member Jack Perlowski, said. He noted that, "acting very much and match the new building and the old who served as the Expansion in the. best Interests of the citizens of shelves didn't fit the new windows; Committee chairman, said that the new 'SaoifcflMi&jiMdfof the Board, we will they are "in the process of getting the addition was done on budget, adding continue to,do everything possible to shelves and the shells back in." that "Tom said we were on schedule. Photo by Renny Severance keep the Sanibel Public Library as ihe She pointed out two wonderful The schedule changed every week so finest in its class in the state of Florida." "dollops of icing" in the new addition. we had to be on schedule." A Kelly Brothers barge rests against the Sanibel draw- bridge while damage inspections are made, Library Director Pat Allen thanked One was the Calusa windows in the The single largest unexpected obsta- the staff, noting that this past year, local history room, by Luc and Dee cle was the Causeway, which increased The tugboat was heading south but its captain appar- "other duties as required" took on a Century. Allen was very pleased to the cost of building the new addition by ently misjudged the current as it moved southwest, whole new meaning and presenting have these, the "sister panels of the 40 percent, much of that due to the cost Wingard said. The barge then struck and got caught in staff members with a gift certificate for sarrie design [at the Florida Museum of of concrete. He noted that concrete on the bridge's fender system, intended to protect vessels a therapeutic massage. We still "have a Natural History] in Gainesville." She the mainland is $70 per yard; with the from hitting the bridge. No injuries were reported. few loose ends to tie up," she noted. also noted the Charlie McCullough causeway weight limits, it was $175 Wingard said that Lee DOT inspected the bridge for "We know about them, but hope you photos jn the local history room, saying damage and found none. won't notice them." that McCullough continues to capture Allen said that people have asked "and has captured the history of See LIBRARY See BRIDGE page 2 page 2 trick," he said. "I want us to hire an outside pro, and have them look at the letter." City seeks to clarify position in lawsuit City Manager Judie Zimomra said that the city has been contacted by Merribeth Famham of Famham & Associates By KEVIN DUFFY Tuesday. He did, however, bristle at the suggestion that an about taking on the job. Farnham assisted the city in deal- Staff Writer outside consultant should first be hired to review the docu- ing with the media and community following Hurricane ment before being approved. Charley. City Council on Tuesday decided to send a letter to the "We have been dysfunctional on this for six months," "We are looking at what funds are available and what county's registered voters and transponder holders rein- Brown said. "We've just got to put timelines on this." changes to the budget would have to be made in order to forcing the city's position to continue its legal fight against Vice-mayor Dick Walsh, who said he would not approve proceed," Zimomra said. the county for damages related to the toll structure on the the letter being mailed without changes, pushed for the city Council voted 3-1 to re-draft the letter and to pursue Sanibel Causeway. to contract with an outside consultant to insure that contracting with Farnham. Harrity voted no, and Council considered a draft letter prepared by Sanibel's message is properly communicated to the rest of Councilman Jim Jennings was excused. Councilman Steve Brown, who was appointed by the board the county. Such action would serve as a counter-measure As council discussed the matter, Lee County Nov. 2 to replace Ufagsx Marty Harrity as spokesman for to the county's position that Sanibel's lawsuit for damages Commissioners directed staff to borrow $45 million in tem- the city on the issue. After reading the letter into the record, related to the county's failure to properly maintain the porary financing for a replacement fixed-span bridge and Brown agreed with some of his fellow councilmembers bridge is what triggered a toll increase on Nov. 1 from $3 renovations to the toll facility during their public hearing in that the letter was not yet ready to be mailed. to $6 for cash customers and 50 cents to $3 for transponder Fort Myers. Commissioners approved borrowing up to $40 "It says 'DRAFT' here in big letters," he said, adding users. million for spans B and C in April. The county maintains that he never intended for the letter to go out as presented "An interview here, a letter there isn't going to do the that the city's lawsuit has prevented the county from obtain- ing permanent bond financing, thus necessitating the tem- porary measure. ZOiTM . CMHKNIMUES Brown's letter informs county residents of the commis- sion's decision on Nov. 1 not to release the city's second • LETTERS...., PAGE 6 Club celebrates Sanibel Fishing Carla Johnston payment of surplus toll revenue for the year. The amount. and more Pier ;& Bob Janes in excess of $200,000, is on top of the $430,000 the city • BOOK REVIEW PAGE 8 received April 30. Such action, the letter states, is why the city should remain firm in its conviction to pursue its law- • DATELINE PAGE 12 suit. The Fishing Pier will \ Two commentaries on Zonta observes.a birthday 'different subjects. Brown didn't back off from any of the language in the • SPORTS PAGE 14 and works against gender • ;open on Saturday follow-: letter, particularly in his assertion that the county wants a violence. ; ing repair of hurricane ! • ..TVySTINGS.. PAGE 15 (damage. i free hand to over-run the island, much as it had prior to Sanibel achieving cityhood in 1974. In the letter, Brown openly suggests that the county is attempting to bankrupt »-• PERMITS ., PAGE 18 See page 5 — See page 31 — See page 7= See LETTER PAGE 23 page 3 2 • Weekof November 18-24, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

the building under construction, which caught people's eye. . „ State, county and federal challenges included the LIBRARY $27,000 paid in County impact fees. Construction was BRIDGE held up at one point because they didn't file an asbestos Fromi page 1 report for some demolition on the old building, which \Y2S From page 1 only 10 years old and hadao asbestos. The state said that they "didn't file an asbestos report stating that there was "We looked at the bridge OR Saturday, we basically per yard plus a $15 delivery charge on Sanibel, and there no asbestos" and it took four weeks to clear it up. were 200,000 yards.of concrete just in the pilings that sup- did a visual inspection," he said. "There was really no port the building. ! The library wanted to stock the 400-gallon aquarium noticeable damage to the bridge or the fender system." The weight limits also meant the deli veries were made at with local fish and shells but since the fish were under- Sanibel Councilman Steve Brown said that much night, when there was no one to receive them: they were sized, they needed to get special permission from Fish and more should have been done. often found the next day in unusual places. There was only Wildlife, including in their application a list of the 200 "They should have sent divers down, c'mon," he one crane on the island and, at one point, contractors had to species of fish that might someday be put in the tank. And said. 'They have to assess the damage." wait three weeks before they could get the crane in order to they can't take the fish out and release them when they get The U.S. Coast Guard has launched an investigation too large without having an inspector. into the incident that is ongoing, said Lt. Eric Stein of Perlowski closed by noting that "the City has helped a the marine safety office in Tampa. great deal — I can't stress that enough." Everyone was helpful, "from the municipal workers to the City Council." Florida State Librarian Judith Ring, who spent some time in the Lee County Library System before being appointed to her Tallahassee position, noted that her "heart is still in Lee County and Sanibel." She used to volunteer at the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum and she "could always find a reason to visit the library and Sanibel... The Sanibel Library is one of the premier libraries in the state of Florida. It has the most beautiful environment and has some of the best facilities in any library in the state of Florida. It is valued by other libraries and the staff is seen as a model of professionalism. The value you place on this library system is renowned across the state of Florida and other libraries in Florida look at this library and want to be like this library. I know you will be enjoying it for many years. Use it, treasure it, watch it grow." Photo by Karen Nelson Pat Allen closed by noting that the Open House was the jack Perlowski, Expansion Committee chairman culmination of a two-year project and thanked the audience, put on the roof trusses. "I'm very happy you could corrie and be with us today... Included in the project was the replacement of the back- You are what makes it happen. You come here and you use up generator, an essential item for the computer systems. A it and you support it." fire curtain was added between the old and new buildings She announced two programs: Sanibel Reads and Photo by Renny Severance and smoke detectors were added in both old and new build- Children's Book Week and Assistant Director Kathleen Teaze gave an update on Sanibel Reads, noting that many Two hours later the barge goes through the open ings. The special plywood oh the roof is one-inch thick and drawbridge each panel weighs 150 pounds. Almost all of the cabling was island groups will be participating: "Ding" Darling, SCCF, replaced with miles and miles of fiberoptic cable. the Shell Museum, the Chamber, a lot of different groups on The celebration was held in the new computer room, the island are participating." Marie Gargano, whose citizen group Save Our Bay, which, Perlowski pointed out, has a false floor ^o that the Pat Allen also thanked Ikki Matsumoto — who designed Inc., has taken the county to court in an attempt to computers can be reconfigured without having wires on the the Sanibel Reads logo — for his continued support before block construction of a fixed-span structure to replace floor. • inviting the group for cookies and lemonade and tours of the the draw-bridge, agreed with Brown that more than a The new exterior color was inspired by the light color of facility, either in groups on independently. visual inspection should have been done. "This is indicative of the cavalier attitude they have had toward costs and safety," she said. The incident also underscores the need for an alter- Fabrication Technology At Its Finest« native means of getting on and off the islands, such as Designs by Mark Christian a barge/ferry system, Brown said. City Manager Judie Zimomra said during city council's public hearing Tuesday that Public Works Director Gates Castle is writing a Request For Proposals to solicit bids from qualified contractors. "It's definitely on our plate," she said. •Screen Rooms Wingard said the Coast Guard has posted a notice advising mariners that commercial vehicles can only • Pool Enclosures • Front Entrys attempt to cross under the bridge at times when the tide is coming neither in or out. The fender system, he said, • Rescreens • Security Gates functioned as it was intended to in blocking the barge from hitting the bridge pilings. •Mechanical • Driveway Gates "It's really there to be sacrificial," he said. "If a ves- sel loses control they are supposed to hit it, like a • Railings guardrail on a roadway. • Welded Railings "It kicks you back to where you're supposed to be." 848 S.E. 9TH ST. Wingard also said the incident in no way impacted • Spiral Staircases the county's efforts to replace the bridge. CAPE CORAL FL "We're still playing catch up from the hurricanes," 910-5276 he said. FORECAST FOR NOVEMBER 20 & 21 KQMKAST

WEEI GET YOUR FORECAST FIRST ON FOX. City SatHigh Sat. Low Sun. High . Sun. Low WATCH FOX 4 NEWS at 10:00 I Cape Coral 9:22 a.m. ' 4:28 p.m. 11:08 a.m. 6:01 p.m. l| STATE FORECAST-SATURDAY] I Bridge 11:41 p.m. 5:34 p.m. 6:15 p.m. Captiva at 7:12 a.m. ):12a.m. 8:58 a.m. 2:45 a.m. Redfish Pass 9:31 p.m. £:18p.m. 9:51 p.m. 2:59 p.m. Fort Myers 12:15 a.m. 5:10 p.m. 12:34 a.m. 6:43 a.m. ' 10:15 p.m. 6:16 p.m. 12:01 p.m. 6:57 p.m. SATURDAY Maflacha Pass 8:50 a.m. 3:54 a.m. 10:36 a.m. 5:27 a.m. SUNRISE 11:09 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 11:28 p.m. 5:41 p.m. 6:51 AM Pineland 7:48 a.m. $:52 a.m. 9:34 a.m. 4:25 a.m. 10:07 p.m. . 3:58 p.m. 10:27 p.m. . 4:39 p.m. Point Ybel 6:17 a.m. i :14 a.m. 8:03 a.m. 2:47 a.m. 8:36 p.m. $:20 p.m. 8:56 p.m. 3:01 p.m.' BOATING FORECAST Punta Rassa - 7:06 a.m. j :07 a.m. 8:52 a.m. 2:40 a.m. jjWind: N/A 9:25 p.m. 2:13 p.m. 9:45 p.m. 2:54 p.m. ISeas: St. James City 7:37 a.m, 1:42 a.m. - 9:23 a.m. 3:15 a.m. SUNDAY 9:56 p.m. 2:48 p.m. 10:16 p.m. 3:29 p.m. '. intend: SUNSET J ISLAND REPORTER • Week of November 18-24, 2004 • 3

Fishing Pier to open again Saturday Lee Resident & Business By KEVIN DUFFY The Sanibel Boat Ramp, which re- Staff Writer opened in early October, remains a stag- ing area for stacks of australian pines Partnership meets again The Sanibel Fishing Pier will open to which have reduced the number of avail- anglers on Saturday for the first time since able parking spaces. The city will dispose By KAREN NELSON County citizens and businesses and Sanibel Hurricane Charley blew through in of the wood on-site rather than haul it off Managing Editor, Islander citizens and businesses." He's establishing August. for burning. the group for the long-term so that "when Adjacent to Lighthouse Point, the pop- "Everything will be chipped at that Following up on his October 25 meeting there's a problem, we're ready to do, we're ular fishing spot benefitted from a location," Zimomra said. "We're looking of business owners on Sanibel, Twilight an action group." $169,000 grant from the Lee County to give it away, you cannot sell a product Cafe Owner Robert Parks held the second The steering committee formed following Tourist Development Council that the city for which you received FEMA reimburse- open meeting of the group, newly named the first meeting has developed a mission utilized for tree removal at all its public ment." the Lee Resident & Business Partnership. statement: "Develop a willing coalition of beaches, City Manager Judie Zimomra Gopal "Indy" Pati, a Sanibel resident Parks formed the group to mobilize the Lee County residents and business owners to said. and fishing enthusiast, said he missed businesses and residents on and off the reduce the economic impact of recent events "The area around Lighthouse Poin- nad casting at his favorite fishing hole but said islands who are affected by the Causeway and work towards a positive future for those been very seriously hit," she said. he understood the city's position in keep- toll increase. Since the first meeting, several who work, live and recreate on the islands." Portions of the park will remain cor- ing it closed to the public. committees have been formed and Parks has Parks said that the immediate goal is to doned-off to visitors, Zimomra said, but "It is difficult, some might fall on the spoken with Lee County Commissioners "work to get the Sanibel City Council and public restrooms will be up-and-runniug. walkways and sue the city," he said. "I and members of the Sanibel City Council. Lee County Commissioners working The pier opening will leave Bowman's can understand their concern." He will be speaking with Sanibel & Captiva together so we can get the bonding in place Beach, which is about 50 percent Pati called the pier "a revenue produc- Islands Chamber of Commerce Director to get the tolls reduced." He feels that both rehabbed,.as the only public park in the ing area" for the city, attracting anglers Steve Greenstein. sides are "willing to give and both looking city not yet clear for visitors. Gulfside from off-island and around the world. Around 40 residents and business repre- for somebody to be in the middle;'" City Park and Algier's Beach re-opened in "It's like a bowl," he explained. "You sentatives attended the second meeting, He said that he will be meeting with Amy late October, following Trost Bench, have two-to-three feet of water and then a signing a petition. Parks is collecting names Davis, a bonding expert at the Department Blind Pass, and Turner Beach. 20-ft. drop, that's what makes it interest- and he urged attendees to get others to sign of Transportation, to figure out different The city has been pursuing immediate ing and productive for fishing." so that "when I walk into that room as a rep- ways to pay for the bridge. "We're a group and long-term funding sources for tree The variety of species one can hook at resentative, I want those numbers behind of helpers, the group that binds these two and debris removal at the parks, as well as the pier also makes it a popular destina- me." So far, he has over 150 businesses, rep- groups together." for plantings of native vegetation along tion, Pati said. resenting 400 individuals; those 150 busi- "Our fight is not driven by the toll issue Periwinkle Way, Zimomra said. The "I catch a lot of reds and grouper, and nesses represent many more employees. or the drawbridge," he said. "We don't want Federal Emergency Management Agency the flounders have been absolutely terrif- "We're starting to build the numbers so we that fight." People have approached him and only covers the removal of trees that are ic," he said. can become the 500 pound gorilla." said, "Finally, somebody that just wants to considered an immediate threat, she said. His goal has been to "develop a group that will help bridge the gap between Lee See PARTNERS page 5 FEMA urges follow through on disaster claim applications FEMA, the federal disaster-recovery Helpline is 1 (800) 462-7585. agency, has approached the City of FEMA has also opened a Disaster Sanibel out of concern that there may be Recovery Center in Fort Myers. You may PUBLIC NOTICE individuals who have called the agency to choose to visit the Center in the Lee file a claim, but have not followed County Public Works Building at 1500 through with any additional actions that Monroe Street in Fort Myers from 8 a.m. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING may be required in order to receive assis- to 8 p.m. daily. tance. Again, the number to call with any The agency is requesting that people questions related to receiving* FEMA The Sanibel Planning Commission will convene review their paperwork and contact the assistance with your disaster recovery the regularly scheduled meeting on Tsiesday, FEMA Disaster Helpline with any ques- claim is 1 (800) 621-3362. If you experi- tions. That number is 1 (800) 621-3362. If ence difficulty in getting through on this November 23,2004 at 9:00 A.M. you are hearing or speech impaired, there line, FEMA suggests that you call the is a special TTY line specifically for this number after 6 p.m. or. on weekends when purpose. The hearing/speech impaired call volumes tend to be lighter. THE MEETING WILL BE CONDUCTED expressed a willingness to try again if IN MACKENZIE HALL Parks, through his Lee Resident and LETTER Business Partnership, is successful in bring- CITY HALL, 800 DUNLOP ROAD ing both sides together. From page 1 "Suing each other does nothing but THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME make rich lawyers richer," said Chris Cook Sanibel. before urging the council to follow Parks' "I'm not sure that's strong enough," he advice. Public participation is encouraged during the discussion of the said. Barbara Cooley agreed with Parks and preparation of the Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR) of Public comment was divided on the others that the bridge is the county's to do the Sanibel Plan. The focus of this EAR session includes issue, with an equal number of residents with as they wish, but reminded them that speaking in favor of the lawsuit, and other interlocal agreements pertaining to discussion of: against. Periwinkle Way and San-Cap Road — both county roadways — would be in jeopardy "The county owns the bridge, let's start • Hurricane Evacuation living in the real world on this," said Robert should the city "roll over" and drop it's lit- Parks, owner of the Twilight Cafe. Parks igation. • Carrying Capacity of the Beaches recently mobilized more than 100 business The county, she said, might eventually • Traffic owners throughout the county in an effort four-lane those roadways if the city fails to to bring county and city leaders to the table remain firm. • Building Heights to resolve their differences. Both Walsh and "It's not just about this bridge, it's about the future of Sanibel," she said. Brown said repeated efforts to negotiate The Planning Commission meeting agenda is posted on the City's bulletin board. It can have been stymied by the county, but be obtained at the Planning Department for no charge or accessed on the City web site at www.mysanibel.com after 4:00 p.m. the Friday before a scheduled meeting. Staff reports and other materials related to the Planning Commission agenda are available for $.15/page from the Planning Department.

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Last week 's weather Bank Of The Islands Customer High< Low Rain 'Thank You' Day Nov. 22 Nov. 10 81 70 0.00 Note: Rainfall levels are recorded from the morning of the day given to the fol- As Thanksgiving approaches, Bank Islands Canned Food Drive will be Nov. 11 82 '• 69 0.00 0f The Islands is giving thanks for their delivered to the Brightest Horizns Nov. 12 81 ' 70 0.00 lowing morning. customers and island neighbors. On Mission and Child Development Center. Nov. 13 82 70 0.00 Monday, Nov. 22, all visitors to the As always the Bank's freshly baked Nov. 14 76 71 0.60 Bank will receive a special gift for their cookies "will be available for visitors on Thanksgiving celebration. that Monday, November 22, between 9 Nov. 15 78 67 0.00 "This is just a small way we can show a.m. and 4 p.m. All islanders are invit- Nov. 16 78 65 0.00 Source: Island Water Association how grateful we are to be your island ed to stop by the bank lobby at the cor- bank," said Bank Of The Islands Manager ner of Periwinkle Way and Casa Ybel Rob Lisenbee. "It's also an important time Road. NOT FOR NAVIGATION Tides This information is furnished as a service but without any warranty. to remember those less fortunate, so we Bank Of The Islands, a name synony- These predictions are mathematical calculations based on average hope you will bring a contribution to our mous with island community banking NOV. 19 -25, 2004 conditions They do not include the effects of storm surge causeoby hurricanes or other weatrter conditions. Canned Food Drive." since 1974, has been voted "Best Island Feet 3 Donations to the Bank Of The Bank" for seven years straight. 2 Tidal Range at Redfish Shopping to benefit CROW Pass Shopping and rehabilitating wildlife informational table run by volunteers all Sunrise 6:51 a 6:52 a 6:52 a 6:53 a 6:54 a 6:55 a 6:55 a don't typically go hand in hand, but the day, and we hope our CROW members and Sunset 5:37 p 5:36 p 5:36 p 5:36 p 5:36 p 5:36 p 5:35 p Periwinkle Shopping plaza is. going to do friends will stop by to say hello," said just that on November 20,2004. The Clinic Moran. for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife on Established in 1968, CROW is one of the Redfish Lo 1:12 a 6:06 a Sanibel, will be the beneficiary from their nation's leading wildlife rehabilitation hos- Pass Hi -5:29 a 7:12 a 11:39 a '1:36 p Christmas shopping kick-off November 20 pitals for tropical native and migratory Lo 1:27 p 2:17 p 2:45 a 3:52 a 4:02 p 5:27 a 4:49 p and the entire month of December. wildlife. A nonprofit veterinary hospital, "Almost everyone understands and CROW provides medical care for nearly 9:11 p •S:31 p 8:58 a 10:27 a 10:28'p 12:40 p appreciates the importance of wildlife in our 4,000 injured, sick and orphaned wildlife Lp 2:59 p 3:33 p 4:27 p circle of life, as well as the overall enjoy- patients each year from all of Lee County, ment of seeing wildlife all around us," said seven days a week, 365 days a year. Punta Lo 1:07 a 4:39 a 6:01 a Ann Moran, President of CROW. "We are CROW relies exclusively on private thrilled that Periwinkle Place Shopping donations to operate. Birgit Vertesch, Rassa Mi 5:23 a 7:06 a 11:33 a 1:29'p Center is helping CROW in this way, and it Director of Development for CROW Lo 1:22 p 2:12-p 2:40 a 3:47 a 3:57 p 5:22 a 4:44 p affirms that businesses and individuals are explained that the number of patients Hi. 9:05 p" 9:25 P 8:52 a 10:21a ,W:22 p 12:34 p 11:00 p supportive of our wildlife and the work received by CROW continues to increase, Lo 2:54 p 3:28 p 4:22 p accomplished at CROW in caring for and and financial contributions are very impor- rehabilitating our wildlife." tant. Gifts can be mailed to CROW at PO "CROW is a special place, and we look Box 150; Sanibel, FL 33957. For more Sanibel Lo 5:24 a 6:03 a[ forward to being a part of this fun day. information about CROW, contact Ms. Light HI 4:36 ¥ •12:40> 2:05 p1 Along with the many activities planned by Vertesch at 239.395.5357 or 239.472.3644,' Lo 1:18.p 1:44 a 2:57 a 3:53 a 4:41 a 4:31 p 4:46 p Periwinkle Place, CROW will have their or visit the website at www.crowclinic.org. Hi 9:27 p; 6:18 a •8:11 -a .9:58 a 11:27 a 10:02 p 10:26 p rd Lo 2:10 p 2:54 p 3:33 p 4:05 p San-Cap Trust Co. holds 3 Captiva Lo 3:30 a 4:52 a I (Outside) Hi 4:04 a 5:47 a .10:14 a 12:10. p' Annual Investment Forum Lo 12:13 p 1:03 p 1:31 a, 2:38 a 2:48 p 4:13 a 3:35 pj By Cheryl Giattini Hi 7:4S p 8:06 p 7:33 a ?:02,a 9:03 p 1:15/a 9:41 p: Lo 1:45 p 2:19 p 3:13 p The Sanibel Captiva .Trust Company hosted its 3rd Annual Investment Forum on Wednesday, November 10 at BIG Arts Schein Hall. The informative presentation, entitled "Positioning Your Portfolio for island 2005", featured portfolio managers from the Trust Company. 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are awash in a sea of negative publicity." Renny Kevin Joan Ron Shirlene He stressed mat the group is not "trying Severance; Duffy Peterson i-.= Weisburg Grasgreen Executive Classified PARTNERS to get together a voting block, but we want Staff Writer Account Real Estate Editor Executive- - 4 Apot. Exec. Subscriptions City Council people to listen to our voice... From page 3 If it becomes necessary to go in that direc- Postal Information do what's right for the area, not for Group A tion as a group [political action], we will. I or Group B." want the powers that be to know that we're Periodical-rate postage paid at not just a group shouting in the wind." , Sanibel Post Office, FL "We need every voice we can at the City Postmaster: Council meetings. Two weeks ago I stood Parks sees this group as a partnership Send address changes to the . up and asked the City to drop their lawsuit between residents and business owners and he would also Eke to build a charitable orga- Island Reporter, P.O. Box 809 Joy and the rumblings have been amazing. One Jenny Amy Sanibel, FL 33957 nization that could develop ideas to drive Burnham Simpkins voice standing up in a room and everybody Ftemjing Production the economy and help those in need. The Staff Writer Staff Writer heard about it" Phone: (239)472-1587 Manager- group he envisions will have a long life, Overall, the plan is to get things in place to working beyond the toll issues developing Fax: (239) 472-8398 restructure the toll in April and to get positive Subscriptions '. E-mail: [email protected] various incentives for residents and visitors press about the islandand Southwest Florida. alike. _ ! Website: www.breezenewspapers.com "It's very important that we work in a posi- Mail delivery for 1 year — Hours: Monday - Friday tive manner, we don't need negativity." "It's amazing what Sanibel and Captiva Florida taxes included: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Even if there is just an announcement in people do when they get together... Sanibel Lee County, $25 is an amazing town. I call it Mayberry with U.S. or split, $31 ' January that the tolls will come down next © 2004 BREEZE CORP. a bridge." , No refunds offered on subscriptions. year, that would be good, positive press. "We ISLAND REPORTER • Week of November 18 - 24, 2004 • 5 Joffes' T-shirts raise money for Red Cross Chapel by the Sea Anne and David Joffe, bighearted owners of She Sells Sea Shells, at 1157 and 2422 Periwinkle way, wrote a welcomes new pastor check for $1,100 to the Lee County chapter of the American Red Cross on Tuesday, November 16. By AMY FLEMING Executive Director Robin Wingate was on hand to Managing editor, Captiva Current accept the check. Chapel By the Sea welcomes the Reverend Canon Dr. The Joffes were so thankful for the work done by the Robert R. Hansel, and his wife, Dale, as they begin their Red Cross, immediately following Hurricane Charley, three-year term of ministry at the historic church. that they wanted to make a substantial donation, which Hansel had been recommended to the chapel board by was originally to be $500. two previous ministers, Rev. Jim Kennedy and Rev. Gordon It was then that Anne got the idea to purchase a gross Price. of hurricane survivor T-shirts, sell them, and turn all of "Gordon told me about this wonderful place — I'd heard the money over to the Red Cross. The T-shirts, which about it for 25 years," Hansel said. proclaim "I survived Hurricane Charley on Sanibel" After hearing about Captiva for so long, they finally got were to be for sale almost imediately after the hurricane. an opportunity to visit four years ago, when the chapel No one foresaw the closing, and subsequent monitoring board invited them to come down and begin the interview of the Causeway bridge, and the Joffes were afraid they process for interim minister. might have made a mistake. Chapel by the Sea, which recently celebrated their cen- Weeks later, when the shirts were finally put out for tennial, is a non-denominational church that meets during sale, they were an instant hit. All 144 shirts sold, raising season, from November through Easter. Ministers, often $1,100, more than twice what the Joffes had hoped to retired from full-time service, are invited by the board to donate. serve for three years. Tears came to the eyes of Robin Wingate, as she held the check. "It's so much," she said, "We just never (l-r) David Joffe, Ann joffe expected so much." and Robin Wingate --\i.i;v:.: i \* Zonta Club observes 16. Days Against Gender Violence

Did you know: • The UN estimates that one to four million women and children worldwide are forced into prostitution and other forms of exploitation each year. Other organizations estimate the number to be much high- er. • Almost every country in the world serves as a coun- *H - try of origin, destination, or transit for human traf- ficking. Yet in most countries dealing drugs carries f stiffer penalties than dealing in human slaves. .---* • : ' -.. : -1- -j • Half the women who die from homicides are killed Hansel is a retired Episcopal minister, with an extensive by their current or former husbands or partners, and varied background. Dale Hansel is also an ordained according to 48 worldwide surveys. minister, in the Methodist church. • The most current national studies on domestic vio- Hailing originally from Cincinnati, he graduated from lence suggest that from 22-25% of all women will the University of Cincinnati in 1958, with a B.A. in philos- experience domestic violence at some point during ophy and classical studies. He graduated in 1961 from their lives. Harvard Divinity/Episcopal Theological School, and was • Many survivors of domestic violence do not report ordained that same year. He later received his doctoral their abusers to the due to reasons such as shame, degree in congregational development from Seabury- fear, or being prevented from doing so by their Western Episcopal Seminary, in Illinois. He is a published abusers, and for this reason, we may never know the author, having written The Life of St. Augustine and true extent of abuse in our country and in our state. Biography of Bishop Henry Wise Hobson, as well a former • 70 percent of the casualties in armed conflict in editor with Seabury Press Publications. Hansel has worked recent wars were non-combatants, mostly women in youth ministries, education, served as bishop's assistant and children The Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva is a service in the Diocese of Southern Ohio, Episcopal chaplain at organization of professional women working together Ohio State Penitentiary, program director of the National Church Research and Clergy Training Project in Virginia, as As many on Sanibel are sitting down to to provide hands on assistance, advocacy, and funds to strengthen women's lives on the islands, in Lee well as serving at posts in Australia and England — to name Thanksgiving dinner, The Zonta Club of Sanibel- just a few of the high points in his career. Hansel's most Captiva will join with Zonta International in observing County, and around the world through Zonta 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence. The International. Additional information is available at 2004 Days of Activism theme is "For the Health of www.zontasancap.com or by calling Ginger Parker on See PASTOR Women, For the Health of the World: No More 466-5100. page 20 Violence". Highlighting the connections between women, violence, and human rights the campaign begins with November 25th, Thanksgiving in the United States, as Elimination of Violence Against Women Day worldwide. The focus continues with The Condominium World Aids Day on December 1st and Human Rights Day on December 10th. In 1998, Zonta International created Zonta Associations of Sanibel International Strategies to Prevent Violence Against Women (ZISVAW). The goal is to reduce the inci- dence of violence against women and girls by sup- porting education awareness and advocacy strategies (CASI) locally and internationally. Locally, as an offshoot of ZISVAW, and in addition to their two other service projects of working with Making it on Purpose and Kick-Off Breakfast Southwest Florida Addiction Services, the Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva has embarked on a multi-year plan to bring visibility to human trafficking, particularly of With women and girls, in Southwest Florida. This includes trafficking for any purpose including agricultural, hos- Guest Speaker Mayor Marty Harrity pitality and sex work. Zonta members have begun with education process which includes research into local and global traffick- December 3rd * Clubhouse at The ing issues and inviting leaders of local organizations which work in the area of human trafficking ta speak to club members. The Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva's Sanctuary preliminary information and strategy regarding traf- ficking in Lee County and the region is on the web at www.zohtasancap.com. 8 a.m. Registration 8:30 Breakfast Buffet LAW 9-10 Mayor Harrity Vehicles must yield to For Reservations Please Call pedestrians in crosswalks and intersections. by December 1st 6 • Week of November 18 -24, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

Chapter to hot only provide disaster relief that a #5 violation? It wasn't much of a — Michael Hannan to thousands of hurricane victims, but also beating: Richie didn't have a lot of gray Sanibel LETTERS to continue providing assistance to victims matter. But I'll be the first to admit, I To the Editor: of home fires, aiding firefighters and probably overreacted. Well, maybe Richie Sometimes difficult concepts are best emergency workers during wildfires, and would be the first to admit that I had. understood using familiar examples. Red Cross thanks Lee County citizens providing life-saving skills such as CPR, In any event, what are moral values? This is the case with bond issues. To the Editor: first aid, and Automated External Are they indexed somewhere? People's eyes glaze over with bond As Thanksgiving approaches, family Defibrillator training. We've also taught Now I've read the Bible and the issues and their relationship to Sanibel and friends gather to give thanks for their children how to swim, educated your Qur'an and the Upanishads and the tolls. So let's use an example most of us good fortune over the past year. As the neighbors about disaster preparedness, and Bhagavad-Gila and the Tao and the know about; mortgages. Executive Director of the Lee County provided worldwide communications for Analects of Confucius. Other than the If you have ever financed a home, Chapter of the American Red Cross, 1 have local military personnel and their families. Decalogue with its 10 Shall Nots, I've one of the first things you do is show an the opportunity to witness the strength of Together, our volunteers and donors are never encountered the term moral values; income statement to prove to the bank the human spirit each day. As we prepare the heart and soul of the American Red that is until I read Newt Gingrich's lexi- that you can "make" the mortgage pay- to celebrate the Thanksgiving Season, the Cross. Whether the disaster is a single- con. While the Commandments address ments. Then the bank loans the money American Red Cross would like to say family fire, a wildfire, or a highly-publi- specific behaviors % they don't really cir- to you based on that proof. If you miss "thank you" to everyone whose contribu- cized hurricane, we thank our volunteers cumscribe morality, at least not with the too many payments, guess what, you tion helped us help each other this past and donors who stand ready to provide clarity of Newt's GOPAC memo, may lose your home. year—and especially during our continu- vital relief services to our community. "Language: a Key Mechanism of COntrol." A bond issue is very much like a ing recovery from Hurricanes Charley, Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving, mortgage. The County must prove there Frances, Ivan, and Jeanne. and know that you have truly made a pos- Newt or Yaweh? Have I been following is enough income each and every year. Ironically, just before the hurricanes hit itive difference this year. the wrong standard? With the Sanibel Causeway, tolls and our area, on paper, our volunteers— I haven't killed anyone yet; although, transponder fees are the only sources of through a ready-assessment test—were Robin E. Wingate there have been times, especially on income. This money goes to "make" the concerned that our chapter was not large Executive Director Periwinkle in season. I think I honored my payments to the people who buy the enough to handle a disaster of significant Lee County Chapter, father and mother fairly well, with the bonds. And just like you, the County size, certainly not the thousands affected American Red Cross exception, of course, of my teenage years, contractually agrees to use its powers to by Hurricane Charley. What that assess- but not much different — I'll bet — from set tolls so they can make the bond pay- ment test did not consider was the "human Christian Right teenagers. I've already ments. said that I have never cheated on my wife, factor" and the willingness of our commu- Here starts one crucial difference nity to pull together in a dire time of need. and I was joking about beating her. Just once and I'd be a Dwayne Bobick look- between Mr. and Mrs. Homeowner and With a staff of five individuals, the task of To the Editor: Lee County. recovering from Hurricane Charley alike. I covet a lot of things but I don't act There are some things I just don't on that covetousness, which is the real With your mortgage, you,might have seemed impossible. Our chapter was to understand. Oh, 1 don't mean otolith radi- to work a second job to make the money feed, shelter, and provide emotional sup- measure of #9 or #10, depending on your ieven Poe's insistence on the imcompiete- religious perspective. The Catholics sepa- to cover the mortgage payments. No so port for the community for at least the first ness of Kubla Khan; I mean everyday with the County. 72 hours! rate wives and goods when it comes to stuff — at least recent everyday stuff — at covetousness; the Jews and the Each year the County has their con- However, our corps of well-trained vol- least recent everyday stuff — like Moral Protestants cover both under one com- • sultants review the gross income from unteers was augmented by hundreds of Values. mandment. the causeway tolls and transponders. If spontaneous volunteers who heeded our Now I consider myself a person pos- there is not enough money coming in to call. Although tired, they stayed with us sessed of a moral compass. Granted, it Hmmm. I just had a thought: I wonder satisfy the commitment made to the through the subsequent three hurricanes! doesn't always point to True North, but I if it is alright for women to covet their bondholders, guess what the County With their assistance, and the aid of hun- don't waiver more than a few degrees. I neighbor's husbands? I'll have to think does? They have no other choice but to dreds of national volunteers, we were able rarely beat my wife, for example, and on about that. raise the toll and transponder fees. After to be an instrumental part of the largest the few occasions that I have, she's Anyway, as I said, my last grand larce- all, when they sold the bonds they made disaster the national organization has ever deserved it. 1 have never cheated on her; ny was Richie Lukoviac's #2 Eberhard a legally binding financial commitment had! The United Way of Lee County and well my looks and personality might fac- Faber. My idea of a lie is responding to to the bondholders that they must honor. its 62 agencies were also an integral part of tor into the strict attention I've paid to my my wife's question of whether I'm crack- Months ago the County determined a the recovery process. marital vows. I covet a lot of things, but if ing me second or third beer. I always go $6 toll and a $600 transponder would The Red Cross volunteers and thou- 1 remember correctly, the last thing I stole low. I've never been a braggart. And even produce enough income. sands of members of our community who was a pencil from Richie Lukoviac in the though I may lie about consumption, I So what did the sensible people of generously opened their pocket books fourth grade. He squealed on me, so — of swear to you, I have never, ever, made a Sanibel do? We are buying fewer have made it possible for the Lee County course — I had to beat his brains out. Is "graven image." I wouldn't know where transponders and making fewer cause- to start. My wife can attest to my handy- way trips. BUT as the revenue from the man skills. tolls and transponders decreases, the Yet, in spite of my reasonably unsullied County has no choice but to raise prices; moral credentials, I didn't vote with those they must pay the bond holders. who saw moral values as teh natiojn's ; And as the price goes up more, we most pressing concern. So, understand- make fewer and fewer trips. Where does ably, I'm troubled about my civic and it end? No one knows. Just be assured spiritual status. the County will tel I you they do not con- What should I do to rejoin the fold? trol the tolls and they are correct; once Should I tithe the rich? Support the bonds are sold, the bond holders are NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED APPROVAL OF Georgia's movement to return to a pre- driving this runaway train. A MINOR SUBDIVISION Scopes' Trial attitude about teaching evo- To quote County Manager Don lution? Lobby against research that might Stilwell "if toll increases cause a traffic find a cure for diabetes, cancel and spinal decline, tolls wilt increase." He's not An application for a minor subdivision has been submitted with respect injuries, while denying healthcare to the kidding - read the County's Official working poor? Create a deficit legacy for to: Statement dated 12/17/03! my children? Kill a lot of swarthy infidels So what is the answer to lower tolls? under the pretext that they possessed By keeping the total project costs low, Lot 1, Block D and Lots 21 and 22, Block C, and a portion of Lot "weapons of mass destruction," or at least were harboring impure thoughts about the bonds are smaller and the tolls are 20, Block C, Unit 1, Sanibe! Isles Subdivision them? Perhaps I should ignore the lower. The City of Sanibel experts agree Sanibel, Florida the drawbridge can be rehabilitated, Biblical admonition that "pride goeth saving millions of dollars. Hence, lower Street Addresses: before the fall" and instead embrace a tolls. The Save Our Bay Inc. lawsuit is Louis Quatorze attitude (L'Etat c'est moi) and always has been for lower tolls. Parcel A: 1533 Angel Drive (an existing single family dwelling), and toward foreign policy. Check our website: Parcel B: 1780 Dixie Beach Blvd (a vacant lot), Sanibel, FL 33957 There are some things I just don't www.saveourbay.net understand. I guess I'm going to have to give this one over to Jesus. Kind regards, This application for a minor subdivision of land involves the relocation Marie Gargano of a property line between two "existing parcels", each entitled to a separate single family dwelling. The two resulting parcels will each contain about 15,700 sf of lot area. Gateway To The Islands - Gulf Harbour Yacht And Country Club OPEN HOUSE EVERY SAT & SUN, 2-5 P.M. 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About a year ago, at Pines, Evacuation, Beaches, Building Height, Traffic to meet Lee County's social needs the direction of the Board of County Commissioners, the The Sanibel Plan Evaluation Human Services Council was created as sort of a social-ser- and Appraisal (EAR) takes a final Abused and neglected children, vices safety net. Since then, under the able guidance of Lee look at several critical topics on homeiess people, families plagued County Department of Human Services Director Karen 'November 23 at 9 a.m. at City by substance abuse, people bat- Hawes, it has made strides in identifying the challenges, Hall. What, if any, amendments tling mental illnesses, elderly and bridging gaps, and forming partnerships. Its members repre- are appropriate for the decade disabled individuals with little sent a cross-section of the community, including faith-based ahead pertaining to Australian hope for a better future. organizations, business leaders, cities, workforce develop- pines, evacuation, preserving Sometimes it seems all too easy for ment, and the school district. beaches from excessive use, those who aren't suffering to forget Perhaps most important is citizen input. Meetings are building height, and traffic. that all these people are part of our held at 5:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month in the community. They are our neigh- Career and Service Center, 4150 Ford Street Extension. Now we need exact wording. bors, our co-workers, and our The Sanibel Plan derives its legal Members of the public are encouraged to attend and offer friends. input. For more information, call the Department of Human Carfa Brooks Johnston force from the exactness of word- Services at 652-7930. Chair, Sanihe! ing. But, it's also crucial to under- As a county and as a communi- Bob Janes Planning Commission stand how the words are chosen ty, it is to our benefit to make sure Lee County Over the past 12 months, the council has heard and seen — i.e. what's between the lines. everyone has the resources they Commissioner presentations on issues relating to health, mental health, sub- The updated Sanibel Plan becomes policy when need for a fair shot at a decent iife stance abuse, children's sendees, senior services, juvenile approved by three of five City Council members — a major- and to live up to their full potential. It's not an easy task, justice, and has received additional input from not-for-prof- ity. They will vote dn recommended amendments in 2005. though. These people are already at a huge disadvantage, it organizations and state agencies. It is now formalizing its Four of seven Planning Commissioners, a majority, will and the more state and federal funding for social programs vision statement and coming up with recommendations for vote to recommend amendments by December 2004. is cut or privatized, the farther they fall behind. The respon- the strategic plan that will get everyone going in the same Before May 2005, the Council forwards the EAR to the state sibility to provide those services and figure out how to pay for review prior to implementation of final Plan modifica- for them is falling increasingly on the shoulders of local See SERVICES tions. government and community organizations. page 8 Under the best of circumstances these entities debate, hear from the public, and reach a consensus. Sometimes, divisions may be so great that a majority claims their right to decide everyoneV future. Other times the majority Council viewpoint may not be the same as that of the major- ity Commission viewpoint. Does this process give you a headache? It wouldn't be surprising. Nonetheless, it's our tradition to provide this exchange in the marketplace of ideas — hoping for consensus that benefits all. Some call this a debate of philosophical differences. Others call it a thoughtful analysis of issues and options. Some say nothing while listening to others who aggressive- ly work to shape the policies. Some prefer to trust in the past * CoinpJ%, zei v and skip the debate. The island can't really change — can it? 'Politics!' Is that the way to dismiss all this? Maybe. Or, 12510 Mstto Parkwav • -"•' Adds vakie To \' maybe 'politics' is just a knee-jerk phrase that provides an excuse to not address the substance of issues, not weigh the serf-interests of stakeholders, and not make decisions that benefit the whole community? Whatever your tolerance for this process, ignoring it is risky if you want to protect your self-interests — and if you want a community that is pleas- ing. November 23rd we'll review final recommendations on the following topics: 1) Should the section of the Sanibel Plan that urges us to consider programs to eradicate 'prohibited exotics' continue to exempt Australian pines'? Some suggest dropping the exclusion. 2) Should the Plan modify the policy that hurricane 'shelters of last'resort' should be built on the island? The prevailing sense is that the entire island should evacuate. 3) Should the Plan include a new policy to expand pro- tection of eagles and migratory birds in a manner consistent with the protections provided in federal law? 4) Rapid off-island growth coupled with the fact that Sanibel has [A of the county's beaches can jeopardize WE'RE DOWN..,...BUT WE'RE NOT OUT!! the natural state of the beaches. 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nuiiic xuc iiuiiiuci \JI iciiinig, uttuy uuuiiici& this region will be seeing in the next few decades is truly daunting. The challenges SERVICES and costs could be enormous. Now, consid- From page 7 er this: The annual cost to care for someone in a skilled-nursing facility is $55,580 com- pared to $10,400 for them to get care at home. Some, of course, need to be in a nurs- Sonja: A South African Story direction^ It will present its] recommenda- ing facility, but there are a lot of people who tions early next year to the Board of County could continue to live at home-where they by Tanya Hochschild Commissioners. : are generally more comfortable and happi- Some of those strategies will focus on er-with some extra resources. legislative initiatives to increase funding for By Jay Kingsley The Human Services Council is looking Special to the Reporter such pressing needs as mental-health at social problems and potential from every resources. One out of five individuals has a angle to find the best ways to coordinate and Sanibel Island has a newly published diagnosable mental illness, 20 percent of serve the people of Lee County. It is analyz- our homeless suffer from mental illness, and author, Tanya Hochschild [applause]. ing costs and benefits, weighing how effi- Born in South Africa, she has seen first- Lee County has about 2,100 homeless peo- ciently and effectively those services are ple on any given day. Failing to address hand the abuses and hatred among being provided, and whether efforts are whites and blacks during the era of those challenges at the core Only accelerate being coordinated or duplicated. the repercussions through the courts, jails, apartheid. This novel shares with the hospitals and, really, throughout the com- The foresight and work the council's reader an unusual sensitivity in dealing munity. members are putting into action now is with one of the most reviling periods in going to help Lee County citizens-both cur- Another area the council will focus on human history. rent and future-enjoy the kind of quality of Her fictional will be senior services to help elderly people life that we expect in our community. who need assistance continue to live at story features a young woman doctor, Sonja Morris, who struggles with the injustices she observes in her early life, in the •— s — city hospital and in a remote clin- We offer tne most up-to-date accounting software sustemsand tne most professional staff! ic to which she is posted. Accounting services-available for all homeowner and Pulled in one Tanya Hochschild istic side coming from deep in the roots condominium associations on tne teland. direction by friendship and kindness of tribal Africa. At one point, Sonja is We want to prove to uou our dedication to service. and by inbred class behavior in thecaught in a crowd and witnesses the Call to find out what we can do for you! other, Sonja learns that some blacks dis- beating and "necklacing" With a burning trust, or perhaps even dislike her offers auto tire of a black man by his own Steven and Jnnettc of help - that to understand their plight kind. owners one must actually live black. But Sonja This book is a good read. It also is never falters in her quest to help build a without the vulgarisms and graphic sex better race relationship. so predominant in "popular" writing. Sonja meets and falls in love with a Hooray for that! Sonja will be available successful real estate developer, Danny. in our local bookstores this week. Phillips, who provides a third perspec- If you would like to hear Ms tive to her life: a different point of view, Hochschild read an excerpt from her recognizing the injustice of the govern- book, as well as hear other Island writ- ing but realizing that to be a successful ers read from their recent works, join us businessman, he must tread a thin line at BIG Arts Phillips Gallery, 7:30 p.m. when siding emotionally with the gov- on Thursday, December 9th1. Ltd. Co. erned. Danny is strong, loving, wise and ! Quality Service Since 1967 supportive of Sonja, but he also is con- Tanya Hochschild was born in Thirty Seven Years of Local Customer References cerned for her safety. Johannesburg, South Africa and emi- Full Service Custom Painting Sonja ventures into the night to treat grated to the USA in 1981 and to the beating-wounds of George Sanibel in 2001. 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' 6 bedroom, 5.5 bath & 2 bed, 2 bath guest • Brand new 4 bedroom, 4 bath w/detailed workmanship • Under construction • Direct Gulf access with boat dock & lift ' 2-story atrium foyer entry into great room • Hardwood floors, elevator, gourmet kitchen • 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath • 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath • Beamed ceilings, fireplace, short stroll to deeded beach • Pool w/spa, built-in outdoor Jennaire grill • 2,672 sq ft of living • Custom built in 2000 " Shared dockage w/direct Gulf access • Security alarm, fireplace & sound system • 100'x 125'home site • Quality throughout...dreams are made of this $3,495,000 (101641) $1,925,000 (102410) $829,000 (104007) $1,698,000 (104069) Marcel Ventura • 472-7800 x 276 Karen Bell . 472-7800 x 270 Ralph Hansen -472-5187 x 221 Sheryl Lesch • 472-5187 x 295 Okh{ainliitf 7^i<'errrilnI '3 1t> m '

• 3 bedroom, 3 bath W/O\LI 2 00 sq ft of living ' Canal front on East end Wdock j with niaibk' .aid Hie ' LxisUng 2 bedioom, 2 bath • Situated on over a 1/2 aue of land ' Totally remodeled kitchen Canal front w/10,0001b boat lift • 60' on sea walled riverfront lot • 40' boat dock-deep water boating • New tile, cabinetry, Granite Newly resurfaced pool and spa 1 Lovely neighborhood • Community pool • New paint, landscaping, poo] Spectacular landscaping in gated community ' In very good condition $899,000 (103997) $899,000(105411) $1,950,000 (102647) $895,000 in Ft. Myers (104900) Mike McMurrav • 472-5187 x 250 Jim Hall • 472-5187 x 215 James & Penny Hetmanek • 472-5187 x 219/202 Susan Dunn • 472-5187 x 238 \ \ DZ2 Spectacular GUIT 1'leecs sLOJU) CfaiO

• Furnished 1 bedroom 1 While sand) beach' Fabulous sunsets! 3BD/3BA condo inaquiet,secludedGulffrontcomplex • Fully furnished 2 bedroom • Pool & garden views 1 Recently remodeled, open plan, light & bright Beautiful remodeled kitchen with all the bells & whistles • Den as third, direct Gulf view • East-end convenience 1 2 bedroom, 2 bath plus den Decorator furnished for island living • Large screened porch • Community pool, canal docks & beach access • Beautiful tropical ambiance & comfort Vacant, ready to welcome you > Over 1,500 sq. ft.unde r air, parking under building $239,500 (105102) $949,000 (104811) $1,195,000 furnished (102432) $895,000 (105029) Susan Andrews • 472-5187 x 251 Marlene Donaldson • 472-5187 x 242 Rum Hamann,llie Gerasins • 472-5187 x 235/236/232 Robin Humphrey • 472-5187 x 218 Sium'til Sc(

• 2 bedroom corner unit with den 1 2 bedroom, 2 bath at' Sanibel Arms • Wonderful view from this wrap around unit > Completely remodeled • Direct walkout to beach • Great on-site management • 2 bedroom + den as third • Gulf beach at the back yard • Nicely done and recently upgraded • Limited dockage • Excellent rental income • Walk to old town Sanibel center • Crown moldings, Ca. closet • Top floor, corner unit • Walk out to pool & beach • Excellent rental investment Furnished for $1,149,000 (104752) $485,000 (105308) $989,000 (104863) $799,799 (105020) Jim Hall • 472-5187 x 215 Susan Dunn • 472-5187 x 238 Robin Humphrey • 472-5187 x 218 Peter Wilkens • 472-5187 x 260 lie- Pe/jzct Great 7iu>estm£.ti£

VIP Realty Group, Inc. 1560 Periwinkle Way • Sanibel (239) 472-5187 • (239) 472-0966 Fax (800) 553-7338 » (866) 472-5187 Int. •'I'-*• 3 14970 Captiva Drive • Captiva (239) 472-7800 • (239) 472-7861 Fax (866) 472-7800 • Sanibel Arms 1 bedroom, 1 bath • 2 bedroom, 2 bath • Totally remodeled • 2 screened porches VIPREALTY.COM • Bring your pet & your boat • One car garage plus storage _ * Pool,& on-site rental too • Furnished, totally turnkey $349,000 (105037) $595,000 (105405) Lynda Traverso • 472-5187 x 226 Ruth Hamann,The Gerasins • 472-5187 x 235/236/232 Lots

• 2 bedroom, 2 baih ' Direct Gulf front property ' 50' x 180' lot in the heart of Captiva • Fourth floor-with fantastic views • Build your estate home here • Short stroll to beach, bay, shops • Pool, tenflis-& shuffleboard • 1-2 acres & 100 ft of frontage • Build your dream home here MLS • Established rentals ' Room for home, guest, pool • Andy Rosse Lane = "Downtown" $569,000 (104936) $1,585,000 (105068) Eric Pfeifer • 472-5187 x 259 Karen Bell • 472-7800 x 270 Karen Bell • 472-7800 x 270 10 •" Week of November 18 - 24, 2004 •ISLAND REPORTER

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Gorgeous architect-designed, pristine 3 BD/2 BA Dunes residence. This gorgeous home features an airy interior, Palladian windows, 4 bedroom, 2 bath piling home is located near the Gulf oversized great room, and ground level entry. Sun-drenched beaches in a quiet and friendly Island neighborhood. Updated- Florida room, striking cathedral ceilings. Updated kitchen and in 2002 with new roof, flooring and carpeting, new kitchen and baths. Manicured lawn, rippling plams, screened pool with baths...this is a fabulous value in the Island marketplace; waterfall, and panoramic lake and fairway views. $444,444. Call Margie Davison's 24 hr. hotline at 1-800-527-8314, Call Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. Code 2282.

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This Seagull Estates home was designed for the 21st century. Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment...easy Island living with all Tropical solitude awaits owner of this 2/2'apt steps to the beach Marble floors and Granite counter tops in the kitchen and the amenities including enclosed garage, large storage area, in a small & quiet complex. Pool, beach, tennis, barbeque, bathrooms. The home is being sold fully furnished in ready to elevator, beautiful Gulf views, onsite management. A special screened lanai, weekly rentals & close to everywhere! Furnished move injcondition. $899,000. location! $612,000. & available. $425,000. Call Andy Gelberg at 472-1511. Call Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. ' Call Barbara Lawson at 472-4121.

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TOP FLOOR DIRECT GULF VIEW Condo offers spectacular views from 2 screened lanais. The unit has an excellent rental history! of over $48,000 gross/yr and is in great Fantastic Bayou view from this 3 BD, 3 BA two-story home with condition. Owner garage! & large storage room on the ground level Charming starter or retirement home featuring 2 bedroom and dock. Pool, elevator, breakfast bar, 1st floor oak floors, storm below the unit. Being one of the 2 best positioned units in Sanibel 1.5 bath. Beautifully landscaped on corner lot not far from the shutters. Short walk to Blind Pass Gulf beaches and several Siesta, these units are seldom offered to the public for sale. $1,099,000. public beach. $375,000. restaurants.^anibel at its best! $1,575,000. Call Glen Simmons at 472-1511. Call Mary O'Leary at 472-5154. Call Janie Frese at 472-1511.

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Lakefront, second floor condo, totally remodeled. Wood floors, HOME IN GATED COMMUNITY VERY NEAR BEACH COTTAGE removed walls, newly carpeted bedrooms and freshly painted 4 bedroom, 3 bath pool home in gated community. Close to Live simply on a large lot in this private, gated east end location. walls. Lanai overlooks the lake. One car garage, plus long shopping, schools, churches, hospitals, Interstate 75 and Vintage 2 bedroom, 2 bath cottage only steps from the beach. driveway accommodates two additional cars. $249,000. airport. Close to beaches. $477,500. Truly a rare opportunity! $829,000. Call Claudia Frey at 472-1511 or 910-3555. Call Andy Gelberg at 472-1511. Call Deb Gleason at 472-1511.

THE FOREST COUNTRY CLUB, South Fort Myers SUNDIAL Stunning location at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, spacious 5 Easy Island living with all the amenities. Breath taking view of the SERENE VISTAS! BD, 3.5 BA home has trie most spectacular view in the Forest! Gulf, courtyard and pool. Large 2 bedroom and den, fully Beautiful Pointe Santo 2 BD, 2 BA apartment with dramatic Custom, computer-controlled pool & spa share the large, furnished with updated kitchen, screened lanai, tile throughout views of the Gulf of Mexico and tropical gardens. Weekly screened lanai with gracious outdoor dining area. A short walk and beautifully decorated, turn-key condition, great rental with rentals, exceptionally-clean apartment. This is a wonderful to golf, tennis and fitness club. A must-see! $850,000. weekly on-site rental program. Priced at $899,000. opportunity. $829,000. Call Tim Grainger at 229-4964. --^ CallDonPeters at 472-1511. Call Mary Lmi Bailey at 472-1511.

INTERNET SEASHELLSOF Toll Free (800) 233-8829 SANIBEL vifww.pmrrealty.com Main Office (239) 472-1511 Causeway Office (239) 472-4121 WOW! This 2 BD/2 BA Seashells condominium has been completely updated wi^h new tile throughout the unit, paint, Captiva Office (239)" 472-5154 tray ceiling in the kitchen, new A/C system, new water heater and re-plumbed in 2002, crown molding and beautiful PO BOX 57 SANIBEL, FL 33957 furnishings included. $360,000. Call Judy keddington at 472-1511. , www.pmrrealty.com 800-233-8829 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of November 18 - 24, 2004 • 11

ments, the flower will remain vital for two three or months if it is left on the plant. The birds are a bit fussy about where they,re planted, Y and how. They need to be plant- Gorgeous bird of paradise thrives in Southwest ed in an area of your yard that Florida provides full sun duringpart of the day for optimum flowering, Graceful and gorgeous, the beautiful flower of the and high shade during another bird of paradise is recognized throughout the world as part of the day to keeps its the ultimate floral symbol of tropical elegance. And leaves green. The plants are not here in subtropical Southwest Florida, this African tolerant of salt spray. .exotic thrives throughout the entire area. Actually, two species of the glamorous bird grow Birds of paradise are hungry here — the familiar orange and blue bird of paradise, horticultural critters, and during and the stunning white bird of paradise. You can tell the first few years, they should which kind of bird of paradise it is by the height of the be fertilized monthly during the plant, the size of the leaves, and the color of its flow- Island spring and summer months. ers. They like acid soil, so a good Gardening balanced acid fertilizer is a must. Both the white bird of paradise (Strelizia nicolai) For my own birds of paradise, and the traditionally popular smaller bird of paradise Ron Sympson and for most of the other acid- Bird of paradise (Strelizia reginae) are members'of the Musaceae fam- loving plants in my garden, I use FRUIT: Small capsules containing edible seeds. ily, which also includes the banana and travelers tree. a palm fertilizer. The palm fertilizer is also acid-bal- The birds are natives of South Africa and were anced and provides the important secondary elements SOIL REQUIREMENTS: Well-drained, organi- introduced to the New World in the 1770s when they of manganese, iron and magnesium, which are impor- cally enriched and acid. were discovered in the Cape of Good Hope by explor- tant for keeping leaves green. ers sent by King George 111 of England. The king LIGHT REQUIREMENT: Full sun during most named the traditional bird of paradise "reginae," or of the day and deep shade during the bal- queen, in honor of Queen Charlotte, and the white bird Here's a detailed fact sheet for the bird of paradise ance of the day. of paradise "nicolai," in honor of Czar Nicholas I of NAME: Orange bird of paradise (Strelizia reginae) GROWTH RATE: Slow. Russia. and white bird of paradise (Strelizia nicolai). PROPAGATION: Seeds or division of clumps. The traditional bird of paradise, Strelizia reginae, grows to about four feet in height, and sprouts waxy, FAMILY: Musaceae. Relatives include the banana SALT TOLERANCE: Not tolerant of salt spray. and the travelers tree. dark-green leaves that reach about VA feet in length DROUGHT TOLERANCE: Low to moderate. and about six inches in width. It has gorgeous blue and CLASSIFICATION: Orange bird, herbaceous orange flowers that emerge from boat-shaped bracts, shrub reaching four feet in height. White COLD TOLERANCE: Moderate to high. and is said to resemble an egret in flight. It is the offi- bird, herbaceous shrub reaching 20 feet in MAINTENANCE: Feed monthly with acid fertil- cial flower of Los Angeles. height. izer in spring and summer. The white bird of paradise, Strelizia nicolai, reach- NATIVE RANGE AND HABITAT: Native to es a mature height of about 20 feet and has long green South Africa. Grown throughout southern leaves that may reach nine to 12 inches in width. As it Florida in USDA zones 9B, 10 and 11. grows, it very much resembles its first cousin, the Landscape consultant Ron Sympson publishes USAGE: Accent plants. "Florida Garden" magazine; current issue, "How travelers tree. This bird produces flowers that are to Design Your Florida Landscape" ($34.95 annu- white with a blue tongue that emerge from reddish FOLIAGE: Dark green and waxy, reaching a ally, $8.95, single issue), and "250 Most-Asked bract, and may be up to a foot wide and tall. width of six inches and a length of 18 inch- Florida Gardening Questions" ($12.50). To ask a es for the orange bird, and a width of up to question or place an order, go online at Blooms are long-lasting when left on the plant 12 inches and a length of five feet or more www.TheFloridaGarden.com; send an e-mail to For both types of birds, it takes several years before for the white bird. [email protected]; or write to Ron blooms are produced, usually in late summer. Once an FLOWERS: Orange bird has blue and orange Sympson, 11691 Dawn Cowrie Drive, Fort Myers, immature flower emerges, it can take a few months flowers; white bird has white and blue FL 33908. before the. bloom opens. And while the flowering flowers emerging from red bracts. bracts make beautiful additions to indoor arrange- 'Sanibel Reads' starts first season at library

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Sanibel Reads kicked off its 2004-2005 inaugural sea- son Sunday at Sanibel Public Library's Open House. EASY TO FIND Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife's Burrowing Owl char- Gladiolus acter (Carol Kiefer in real life) visited to help promote the year's kids pick, by Carl Hiaasen. The adult pick is Barbara Kingsolver's Small Wonder. For more information, visit www.zebis.com/sanibelreads. 15631 SAN CARLOS BLVD FORT MYERS OPEN ' Summerlin Rd NtENT LOCATION FROM SANIBEL & FT MYERS BEACS- 7 DAYS 239-489-3311 www.furniture-world.net A WEEK 12 • Week of November 18-24, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER • For a more extensive list of events,-, see this week's Islander, available free all over the islands. Notices of upcoming events to appear in Dateline must be received by Friday for the following Thursday's publication. Notices received by Monday will appear according Looking ahead ... Upcoming events to available space. Fax 472-8398

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On exhibit: 332-4488 Wildlife Refuge for birders, naturalists, ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: at the and curious people who enjoy being on Port Sanibel Marina, a mile past the toll • BIG ARTS FACULTY SHOW at Phillips • COMEDY ASYLUM at the Cafe the water and learning from an experi- booth, trolley service available: Gallery, open until November 27th. Cabaret, Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, 1380 Colonial Blvd, in the Royal Palm enced naturalist. Call for reservations for Backwater Fishing, daily 9 a.m. - noon • DRAW1NGSLBYSARITAVANVLECK Square Shopping Center. Nov. 20, 8:30 all activities. 472-8900 Sealife Encounter Excursion, daily 12:30 at the Captiva Civic building. Opening p.m. 332-7992 Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak -3:30 reception at the CCA Fall Social, atlO:3O a.m. daily. 472-8900. November 23,6 - 8 p.m. • A JOURNEY THROUGH THE LIFE Champagne Sunset Dolphin Cruise; OF EDGAR ALLAN POE, the original Sunset Paddles tour Monday, Wednesday, • EDOUARD DUVAL CARRIE, "World departs 5 p.m. daily Shelling & master of suspense. Written by celebrated Friday, 4 p.m. Tour is about 2 1/2 hours. Snorkeling Cruise Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9 Painting, Vaudou-art/Neo-baroque" children's playwright, Kathryn Schultz Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 pas- Haitian art at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery, a.m. - 3 p.m. Miller, this 45 minute performance piece senger pontoon boat departs at 11a.m., 1 Dolphin Watch 3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. Edison College, through Dec. 4. will be performed downtown in Florida p.m., tour is approx. 90 minutes. Eco Canoe and Kayak Tours, naturalist • CONTEXTUALS exhibit at Alliance for Rep's Studio Theatre on Saturday, Everglades Day Tour all day Tuesday, the Arts, November 4 - 24. November 20th, 11 am. led 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Mon.- Fri.; Thursday, meet at 8 a.m., return around Interpretive Nature Boardwalk open • DRAWINGS by Sarita von Vleck at the • VIRGIN TEARS ON WYOMING 6:30 p.m. Includes air boat ride, swamp daily. Captiva Civic building. Opening Nov. 23, AVENUE at Theatre Conspiracy, Fould's buggy tour, and more. Call for reserva- Power boats available for rental, starting 6-8 p.m. Theatre 10091 McGregor Blvd. By Mary tions. 472-0101. Miller Finalist in Seventh Annual New at 8 a.m. 472-8443, or www.adven- On stage: Touch Tank Exploration at 11a.m., 1 p.m. tureinparadiseinc.com Play Contest November 4-20. Season and 3 p.m. Program approx. 1/2 hour. tickets now available. All seven shows CAPTIVA CRUISES offers a variety of • BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITY at the Evening cruise at 4 p.m. These tours also Broadway Palm, Oct 28 - Dec. 19. 278- can be purchased for $84, Six shows for cruises and sailing charters beginning in 4422. $78, five shows for $70 and four shows include a visit to the touch tank. Tour is October, departing from McCarthy's approx. 2 hours. Marina on Andy Rosse Lane. Call 472- • THE BLONDE SONGBOOK, a one for $60 . Flex passes are available for $2 woman show featuring Cindy—Lee extra per person. Individual show tickets Breakfast, cruises begin in October, and 5300 for reservations and information. Overton. The First Church of Religious are $16. 936-3239. will include includes coffee, juice, and Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure Cruises- Science, 406 SE 24th Ave in Cape Coral. • THE DIAMONDS at BIG ARTS. Nov. pastry. Also includes visit to the touch daily 4 p.m. 1 1/2 tour. Narrated by SCCF Nov. 23rd at 7pm. (239)810-1738. 27, 8 p.m. $26 395-0900 tank. docents $20/adults, $10/kids 4 -12, 3 and under are free. • THE SURVIVAL GUIDE TO CHRIST- Kayak/canoe rentals daily 8 a.m. — 5 MAS at the Florida Rep., a Johnny Through the month: p.m., last rental goes out at 3 p.m. Island Beach & Shelling — 9 a.m. and 1 Mercer musical journey from Savannah • TARPON BAY EXPLORERS is offering Motorized 20' pontoons available for p.m. 3 hour trip to Cayo Costa. to Hollywood. Historic Arcade on First naturalist led tours on the Tarpon Bay rental, holds 8 people. 472-8900 $35/$17.50 Street, Fort Myers. Nov. 26 - Dec. 19 portion of the 'Ding' Darling National TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE, Cabbage Key or Useppa trips will begin Saturday — Thursday, 10 a.m., 1 p.m., in mid October. $27.50/$! 5 and 4 p.m. Wildlife Drive is now open Sunset Serenade with live music. from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday $17.50/$10 through Thursday. Wildlife Drive is Through December 22, Captiva Cruises closed on Friday. Reservations, 472-1351 is offering free admission on all cruises Ahhh Tropical Paradise! SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE with purchase of equal or greater value BAY: The naturalists at Tarpon Bay (up to $25 value) Explorers will started up free lunchtime talks beginning in October on the obser- vation deck overlooking the most beauti- FREE ful setting on Sanibel and last about half an hour. Thursday 18 Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at the JUNIOR LEAGUE OF FT. MYERS north end of Tarpon Bay Rd. 472-8900. FALL FLING at The Timbers, 11663 PRINT Call for reservations for all activities. Timberline Circle. 7 p.m. November 18 472-8900 RSVPbyNov. 14,466-7415 COMBAT INFANTRYMEN'S ASSOC. .with each subscription FITNESS WITH PAM at the SCA, 217J Periwinkle Way. Low impact aerobics, It. meeting at Myerlee Manor, 1499 Be first with the latest news and weight training. Mon, Wed. Fri., 9:15 - Brandy wine Circle, Ft. Myers. Nov. 18, happenings 10:30 a.m. $8. 267-3092. 11:30 a.m. on Sanibel and Captiva. 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• SAN-CAP ART LEAGUE MEETING at the SCA, Nov. 18, 1:30 p.m. Sunday 21 Every week KORESHAN STATE HISTORIC SITE guided tours. 10 • SHORELINE DISCOVERY with the Sanibel-Captiva a.m. Sat. and Sun. $3.25 per vehicle. Conservation Foundation. Explore the fascinating marine Blotter for week of November 9-16 creatures that live in this dynamic ecosystem. 9 a.m. $5/adult, children free, plus $2 beach parking. 472-2329. • YOGA WITH DR SUSAN PATAKY at the Senior Monday 22 Compiled by JENNY BURNHAM Center on Library Way. 10 - 11 a.m. All levels $10. 466- • BIG ARTS FILM SOCIETY, this season's theme is Staff Writer 1558 "Window on the World." November 22, Snow falling on • GAMES DAY at the Senior Center, 2401 Library Way. Cedars Schein Hall, 7 p.m. $5. 395-0900 The blotter contains public information obtained from Bridge, Mahjong, and more. All levels welcome. $2 the Sanibel Police Department. All persons arrested • SANIBEL BEREAVEMENT GROUP, sponsored by are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. members, $4 non-members. 472-5743 Hope Hospice meets at the Sanibel Congregational • BOOKWORMS Stories, songs, and crafts for children 3 Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way. 1:30-3 p.m. First and - 5 years old. ] 0 a.m. Sanibel Library 472-2483 third Mondays of each month. 482-4673 Arrests • PILATES WITH MARSHA at the Senior Center Every week • Hugo Alejandro Garcia, 31, 3400 Dorado Way, Beginner & Intermediate 3:30 p.m., 472-5743 or 472- Naples, was arrested on a charge of soliciting with- 0493 • BRIDGE FOR FUN Senior Center 2401 Library Way. $2 out a permit and for an outstanding Collier County members, $4 non-members. No partner needed all levels warrant for DUI. welcome. 472-5743. • SHELLCRAFTERS 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Monday at • Edward Joseph Ramos, 35, 15280 Sonoma Dr., the Community House on Periwinkle. #103, Fort Myers, was arrested on a charge of Friday 19 Grand Theft/Auto for allegedly removing a vehicle • BOOKWORMS stories and crafts for children aged 3-5, from the John Scanlon dealership in Fort Myers. Every week Sanibel Library 10 a.m. Mon/Wed. 472-2483 • PILATES, basic mat class with Bonnie Clancy of Blue • 4TH TO 8TH GRADERS, read, play board games, fun Incidents Skies Bodyworks. Casa Ybel Resort, 9 - 10 a.m. Wear contests at the Sanibel Library. 3 p.m. • In the 900 Block of Greenwood Dr.: unknown per- loose, comfortable clothing, bring a mat if you have one. • STORY TIME for all ages at the Sanibel Library, 6:30 sons) reportedly entered a residence by cutting a $10/person. 472-3145X1319 p.m. window screen and opening the window, then • GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER CLUB meets every • SCA DUPLICATE BRIDGE at the Sanibel Community removed three bottles of prescription drugs and a Friday in the finest restaurants in the area. For more info, Association on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. The game is open bottle of red wine. call 332-8191 to all regardless of ability. Partners will be provided if • At Dixie Beach Blvd. and San Carlos Bay Dr.: • BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. Michaels and All necessary. Fees $4 for SCA members, $5 for non-mem- unknown person(s) reportedly removed a bike from Angels. Fridays 10 a.m.-ll:30; a.m. in the Parish Hall. bers. a ditch where it was parked leaning against foliage. 472-2173. • Damage to city property: Officer John Smith found • TERRIFIC TWOS stories, flannel board stories, songs. scuff and scratch marks, a broken mirror, and dam- for two year olds, Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. 472-2483 Tuesday 23 age, including paint transfer, to the turn signal of a • KWLF (Kids Who Love Fun) stories, activities, games, Sanibel Police Department patrol vehicle. for K - 3rd grade grade at the Sanibel library. 3 p.m. 472- • ST ISABEL WOMEN'S GUILD meeting, November 2482 23, 9:30 a.m. in the church hall. Guest pseaker Joyce Code Enforcement Matthys from the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum. Officer Claude Tyus, Jr. responded to a complaint Coming soon Every week regarding appliances dumped by the side of • BIG ARTS 25TH ANNUAL ART FAIR, 900 Dunlop Henderson Road. The officer found three electric Road (next to City Hall) November 26 and 27,10:00 AM • BIG ARTS dance classes, preschool to adult, 18 sessions water heaters and a freezer with no door that con- - 5 p.m. $3 per person - Children under 12 free. Free 194/student. 395-0900 tained food containers and rotting food. Upon inter- parking 395-0900 • YOGA/PILATES FOR FUN AND HEALTH at the viewing a resident, the officer learned that Florida SanCap Medical Center, 4301 San-Cap Rd. $10, space is Recycling Services refused to remove the freezer once limited. 472-0116 because the door was still attached and, after the door • PILATES WITH MARSHA Beginner & Intermediate was removed, again because the freezer had not been Saturday 20 BIG Arts Phillips Gallery 8 a.m. and the Senior Center, cleaned out. According to the police report, the resi- dent stated that the freezer had been in the street • TELLEBRATION 2004, the annual storytelling event 3:30 p.m. 395-0900 or 472-0493 • OPEN PORTRAIT STUDIO 1-4 p.m. $4 per session, "since the last hurricane." Officer Tyus informed will take place at Covenant Presbyterian Church, 2439 Code Enforcement of the situation. McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers. The Tamiami Tale Tellers open to all artists. Model provided. 472-5267. (TTT) will sponsor a Tellabration storytelling program • TROUBLESTARTERS AT THE AMERICAN LEGION Alligator/Wildlife Reports featuring excellent local tellers sharing lively folk stories Every Tuesday evening 7:30 pm. to closing. San-Cap from around the world. The Southwest Florida Dulcimer Rd. at mile marker 3. 472-9979. Sanibel Police received reports or complaints about Group will perform at the opening of the evening and alligators in the following locations: also at intermission. Saturday, Nov. 20. • 2200 block Wulfert Road • BIG ARTS 2004-05 SEASON opens with pianist Kotaro • 3000 block Coquina Way Fukuma, including a selection of Bartok, Schubert, and Wednesday 24 • 2000 block Periwinkle Way Mussorgsky. Nov. 20, 8 p.m. $26 • INTERFAITH COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING • 2100 block Starfish Lane • ISLAND SENIORS AUTUMN BAZAAR bake sale and CELEBRATION at the SCA, 2173 Periwinkle Way. "Treasure Table," jams, plants, jewelry, dolls, handcrafts. Cold cider courtesy of Jerry's Market, with homemade In the 400 block of Bella Vista Way, a resident Donations now accepted for "Treasure Table." to reserve cookies. Guest speaker Rev. Al Kuhnle 7:30 p.m., contri- reported two 50-pound bobcats, possibly a male and space, call 472-8078. Nov. 20, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. butions welcome. 472-0673 female, lingering around a home. • DIVING INTO THE ARTS gala presented by Making it See POLICE on Purpose, to benefit young women just discharged Every week page 23 from foster care, at Mastique. 6-10 p.m. $35/person • PELICAN KNITTERS GUILD Knit caps for kids and $65/couple. November 20. 278-0003 preemies all over the country. Exchange patterns, yarn, and good conversation. Every Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Every week Sun Trust Bank on Periwinkle Way. 472-9120. • FAMILY FUN AT THE REFUGE guided tour of • YOGA WITH DR SUSAN PATAKY, Sanibel Fitness Wildlife Dr. for the family. 9 a.m. RSVP 472-1100 x222. Center on Rabbit Road. All levels, noon -1 p.m. $12 466- 1558 Coming soon • SMALL WONDERS for newboms to children aged 12 • SCALE RAILS HOLIDAY TRAIN SHOW at months. Lap sitting, finger plays and songs. 10 a.m When you need blinds, verticals, International College, 8695 College Parkway, Ft. Myers. Sanibel Library. 472-2483 or any window treatments, call November 27 and 28, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. /10 a.m. - 3 p.m. $5/adults $2/teens, under 12 free. • TINY TOTS children 12 to 24 months.. Finger plays, us and recieve 15% O ff songs, short stories. when you mention this ad. Pk 239-475-4500 Fax: 239-475-4508 76205 S. TeuKtaMiTrat^i Fort/tfcfcrs, Fl 33908

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but since Aztec Plumbing beat Mucky Duck 1st annual Geezer Soccer Game in the regular season, Aztec gets the higher slot in the tournament. Come one! Come all! See the Sanibel Youth Soccer coaches battle it out (and So the tournament games for U8 are: not injure themselves) this Saturday at 1 Bridge Delay • 1st vs. 2nd: p.m. at the ball fields next to Sanibel Some of the Sanibel Youth Soccer games SWFL Dental vs. Prime Financial School. The coaches game will be directly after the final trophies are hand- this past Saturday were disrupted because a • 3rd vs. 4th: ed out for the REAL soccer players on barge hit the causeway bridge, closing the Macintosh Books vs. Aztec Plumbing island to the mainland. Some of our players Sanibel. • 5th vs. 6th: Then the REAL soccer players get to and coaches, and all of our referees, weren't Mucky Duck vs. Sanibel Print able to make it to the fields. yell at their coaches and pay them back U15 is a different story. We need to play for all the helpful advice they've been Using our trusty middle school refs, we this game to determine who plays who in the were able to have official games for all the given all season. tournament. The game in question is Tell your friends! U10 and Ul 2 games, one of the U8 games, Congress Jewelers vs. Island Store. If and one of the 15 games. We were NOT able Congress wins, it plays in the lst/2nd cham- to have official games for the U8 SWFL pionship place game. If Congress loses, teams, to the U12 teams, introducing each Dental vs. Aztec Plumbing game, the U8 Corke Dentistry plays for the championship. coach, who will announce each player's Prime Financial vs. Sanibel Print & We are currently working on setting up a name and hand out his/her participation tro- Graphics game, or the U15 Congress time for the Congress Jewelers vs. Island phy. Jewelers vs. Captiva Island Store game. Store game to be played this week. • At 9:30, the 3rd and 4th place U8 teams The two U8 games don't need to be will play (Macintosh Books vs. Aztec played to determine who plays who in our Tournament time Photo by Mike Neal Plumbing). Bailey's and Sanibel Air tournament this weekend. Mucky Duck and Conditioning will battle it out for the U10 Aztec Plumbing are tied with four points, This Saturday we'll have our end-of-sea- • Second place teams will play first place championship trophy. Lazy Flamingo and son tournament. Here's how it will work: teams. Third place teams will play fourth The Sanibel Company will have their final place teams. (For the U8 division, the fifth clash for U12. And YOLO and Sanibel Bean place team will play the sixth place team.) will play in the U6 age group. There will be no ties, so we'll go into tiebreaker mode if necessary in each game. • When all the 9:30 games have been Sanibel Captiva played, trophies will be handed out with • At 8 a.m., the 5th and 6th place U8 teams those players and parents. Julie Neal will will play (Mucky Duck vs. Sanibel Print handle this one, for these U6, U8, U10 and Pictorial B.C. (Before Causeway) & Graphics). The 3rd and 4th place teams U12 teams. The winners of the U10 and will play in the U10 and U12 divisions. So U12 teams will get first place trophies, as History Book Revised Edition in the U10 division, Billy's Rentals plays well. Sandcastle Construction, and in the U12 division, Bank of the Islands plays VIP • The 11:00 games will have the 2nd and Realty. And in the U6 division, Jerry's Foods 1st place U8 teams (Prime Financial and Reorder has arrived! takes on Jacaranda. SW Florida Dental) and all four U15 teams. Kirk Williams will act as emcee for these • When all the 8 a.m. games have been trophies. Call or come in today! played, those players and parents gather around trophy tables set up around home • After all the trophies are handed out, plate on the front baseball field. A board we'll have a coaches game at 1 p.m. member, Carolyn Cooper, will emcee hand- Anyone who is a coach or assistant coach ing out the trophies. She'll go from the two (or on the soccer board) can play, but no one U6 teams, to the U8 teams, to the U10 else is eligible.

Results from this week's games: Standings (U6 games are not scored) Through Saturday, Nov. 13 U-8 Division (W-L-T, Points to Date) Mucky Duck vs. Macintosh U8 Winner Macintosh 2-0 l.SW Florida Dental 5-0-0, 10 Pts U-10 Division 2. Prime Financial 4-1-0, 8 Pts Billy's Rentals vs. Bailey's 3. Macintosh Books 3-3-0,6 Pts Tie Score 4-4 .4. Aztec Plumbing 2-3-0, 4 Pts Sandcastle vs. 5. Mucky Duck 2-4-0, 4 Pts Sanibel Air Conditioning 6. Sanibel Print 0-5-0, 0 Pts Meeting the steamer Gladys at Andy Rosse's dock on Capliva in 1920. Steamers Winner Sanibel Air 7-6 U10 preceded the ferries that later brought cars to the islands. U-12 Division 1. Sanibel Air 5-1-0, 10 Pts Lazy Flamingo vs. Bank of the Islands 2. Bailey's 3-2-1, 7 Pts THIS IS A LIMITED EDITION PRINTING Winner Lazy Flamingo 7-3 3. Billy's Rentals 2-3-1,5 Pts VIP Realty vs. Sanibel Co 4. Sandcastle Const. 1-5-0,2 Pts Our local heritage has practically vanished...a life-style alive Winner Sanibel Compan 8-0 U12 • only to the memory of our citizens. Now we have the opportunity U-15 Division 1 tie. Lazy Flamingo 5-1-0, 10 Pts to safeguard the history of our people through photographs from Sanibel Island Bookshop vs. 1 tie. The Sanibel Co. 5-1-0, 10 Pts our files and those submitted by our neighbors. Corke Dentistry 3. Bank of the Islands 1-4-1,3 Pts Winner San. Is. Bookshop 7-4 4. VIP Realty 0-5-1, 1 Pt This 120 page book, with more than 300 photographs such as the U15 one above submitted by a neighbor, will be of library quality, Beachview 1. Sanibel Is. Books 3-1-2,8 Pts printed on archival paper and bound with a beautiful hard cover. 2. Corke Dentistry 3-3-0,6 Pts Men's Golf Association 3. Congress Jewelers 2-2-1,5 Pts 4. Captiva Island Store 1-3-1, 3 Pts It took Jack Tukey a while to get Pick up your copy at the Island going, but when he found his groove it Point system: Reporter office or send in was awesome. Tukey scorched the 2 for win, 0 for loss, 1 For tie Beachview golf course for a blazing 64 completed order blank to receive on Saturday (Nov. 13) to win the A flight title in the Fall Classic, the first "major" your copy by mail. of the year for the Beachview Men's Golf The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club Association. The 64 was a 10-stroke Men's Golf Association Results improvement over Tukey's 74 in the November 10, 2004 Tuesday (Nov. 9) half of the 36-hole Place Score Players ACT NOW! event. Clip this coupon and return with your order Today! And the friendly Illinoisan needed it 1st 118 Tony Burke all to battle down long-hitting Barry K K Bigelow Please enter my order for: Humphries and Gus Young. Humphries Max Friedersdorf George Martinez i NAME finished 72-66 before losing a scorecard copy(s) of A Pictorial playof steady scores of 68-71 to lose by 2nd 119 Wally Allaire 114 one stroke and settle for third. Tom Ware, Bob Davison feX who sent hundreds of sportsmen off to Dave Jones III am enclosing payment in full. great adventures in the spectacular Ely, Everett Bowie CITY_ _STATE ZIP_ Minnesota, area as a canoe outfitter, won 3rd 120 DonSikkema || Please mail my book(s) to the B flight handily, putting a Saturday Jim Clark I the address at right. I have 67 next to his Tuesday 69. That gave him John Basher •enclosed an additional $5.00 PHONE a five shot win over Dave Bugby, who Bob Lindman posted 72-68. Rene Lohser, a •for each book to be shipped. «/ island Switzerland native, captured 'third place .-Charge"American Express/ REPORTER with 76-69. In the Gold flight it was a buy candles (180!) for their birthday II Discover/Visa/Master Card In "The Village" 2340 Periwinkle Way case of experience being served. Rudy. cakes. Salzman, from Wausau, WI, [| Exp. Date Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 Salzman and Bob Myers battled down to banged out a nifty 63-64 set while (239H72-1587 Fax (239) 472-8398 the wire before Salzman won by a single Myers, the pork king of Indiana, shot 62- Make checks payable to Island Reporter stroke. The amazing fact is that C'the 66. Al Krause, a mere youngster in this dynamic duo get a discount when they company, was third with 66-64. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of November 18 - 24, 2004 • 15 island R CAMIBCI AMn OADTh/A Cl

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Machines in 30 Locations - $9,395 APPLIANCES 5pm., Saturday, 9am., to 3pm., (800y 836-3464 #602428 environment, send your resume to: Kitchenaide Superba, side by side Leather sofa, loveseat, oversized Sunday. Araba Shrine Temple Vending Route-Local Call Shiriene refrigerator/freezer with icemaker, chair and ottoman, of white, 2010 Hanson Street Ft Myers,. Coke/Lays/Mars/Water. [email protected] excellent condition, white. $200 excellent condition, used only one Concealed weapon permit Investment Required. Financing or fax to: firm. Craftsman 2300 PSI pressure year. No pet, non-smoking house, courses. Buy. sell, free Available. W.A.C.- great (239) 472-8398 at 472-1587 washer, gas-run, brand new used $2,000. OBO. (239) 560-0920. appraisals. (239) 463-2840 locations and equipment. (800) once. $175. (239) 482-8891 after 6 337-6590 (B02002-037) pm. 22 • Week of November 18-24, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

SPORTING GOODS SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES FOR SALE BY OWNER CONDOS FOR SALE VACATION RENTALS VACATION RENTALS Ford Explorer XLT, Fort Myers. 3/2, big family room, .1998, 4x4, oversized lania, lot approx. Riverfront Lifestyles MARCO ISLAND one owner, 100x130', close to Wal'Mart, Harbour Isle Yacht BEAUTIFUL Edison Mall, hospitals, close to I- POINTE-SANTO Beach Front high miles, leather, & Racquet Club Gorgeous 2-bedroom, 2-bath WOW rear air, loaded, 75 and Colonial. $210,900. (239) Private, gated waterfront. GULF-FRONT 810-0639. PENTHOUSE-CONDO. with lovely view of Great Condition! Includes Marina, fitness, Gulf and Pool. Garage kept. 2-Bedrooms/2-Baths. tennis, pool,spa, etc. Screened lanai with WEEKLY RATES $4500. o.b.o. •3/2 2nd floor remodeled, UNTIL CHRISTMAS: WIN THE (239) 851-7445. spiral staircase to GENERAL REAL ESTATE large master, separate private rooftop sundeck. $700 FIRST A Home for The Holidays. Call (866) lanai entrance, 4 WEEKS in JANUARY: spectacular river views!! Gorgeous sunrises/sunsets. 498-4483 now and move into a Luxurious. $3,400 home of your own by Christmas $435,000. Fully equipped. Call owner CHEVY "COBALT"! RECREATION VEHICLES with little or no money down. • 3/3, 2nd floor, corner Call Owner: (973) 403-0127 private elevator, gourmet Substantial savings. FAMILY SAVINGS DAYS at GIANT island kitchen. RECREATION WORLD. Upgraded tile, marble. (610) 664-2371 Ocean's Reach Gulf Front Condo. email: esiegelOl @comcast.net Register at November 11th-21st. *4.49% GLENN CARRETTA $599,000. One bedroom. Sleeps four. Newly Financing rate-w.a.c. 'Nation's #1 and TEAM SANIBEL • 3/3 3rd floor corner decorated. Shelling, pool, tennis. Roger Dean RV Brands. GIANT RECREATION PRESENT.... upgraded lighting, tile. Top floor for best view. Call owner WORLD: (800)700-1021 Wrap-around lanai. for discount. (952) 472-7994 or Chevrolet the best properties for sale CAPTAINS WALK email: larrysly@prodigy,net www.grwrv.com Bright, open, greatroom. One bedroom condo. $639,000. Newly remodeled. * CONDOMINIUMS Consider Riverfront Luxury 101 SW Short walk to beach. SANIBEL-LIGHTHOUSE AUTO&TRUCKS JUNONIA - WEST GULF DR. Living!! Beautiful courtyard. David LaBonge/Broker AVAILABLE MONTHLY: WALK TO BEACH PINE ISLAND RD Three bedrooms Naumann Properties, Inc. Deluxe PARTS/SUPPLIES West corner. DECEMBER - APRIL CAPE CORAL (239) 454-4140 S1.800/monthly. 3 Bedroom/3 full Bath Condo. Sunset views. (239) 850-4746 Newly Furnished. Newer kitchen & baths. (866) 389-9719 CRAGAR 17 in. Chrome Rims, Near Lighthouse. Priced to sell. Pool-Tennis. 5 lug with brand new $1,129,000 low profile tires, Fully Equipped Kitchen. AUCTIONS & BAZAARS WATERFRONT CONDO Spacious-Furnished also an additional RIVERFRONT EAST ROCKS AUCTION 11 am. Sat., Nov. 20 Lake set of tires. 2 HOUSES FROM BEACH Screened Porch. SOUTH FORT MYERS VIEWTIFUL SUNSETS, GREAT RATES! Placid, FL 27 + /- Acres Offered in $800 O.B.O. Three bedrooms/three baths BOATS AND DOLPHINS 2-bedrooms/2.5-baths 5 Parcels on Highland County's Call 540-4990 leave message. plus den. OWNER: Luxury. ARE SEEN BEST (216) 932-5136 2nd Largest Private Ridge Lake! Former model. Sleeps 6. (800)257-4161 FROM THIS email: [email protected] $887,500 TWO BEDROOM, TWO BATH Heated pool. www.higgenbotham.com Designer furnished. 2-car garage. Higgenbotham Auctioneers M.E. BAYFRONT CONDO AT Newly renovated. Higgenbotham, CAI FL Lie AVAILABLE MONTHLY. #AU305/AB158. MOTORCYCLES & MOPEDS HOMES PUNTA RASSA. SEASONAL RENTAL GREAT RATES. AVAILABLE MONTHLY: BEACHVIEW SOLD FURNISHED (239) 395-0510 DECEMBER 2004 - APRIL 2005 KAWASAKI AT or Jane @ Two bedrooms. Classic beauty. (303)778-8222, ext. 102 GARAGE SALES ELIMINATOR 2001 $850,000 $435,000. Mid-island. Lake view. SEEKS GOOD RIDER. e-mail: Walk or bike Two family yard sale. Nov. 20, 8:30 175CC, RED, [email protected] am til ? Exercise equipment, NEAR BEACH SANIBEL almost everywhere. artwork, clothes, computers, GREAT LADIES BIKE. Cathedral ceilings. HARBOURSIDE REALTY Pet friendly. books and more. 6986 Scarboro 5000 + - MILES. Huge lanai. (239) 466-3313 CALL OWNER: Dr. in Cypress Village, Winkler $1000. O.B.O. 12 houses to beach. (888)848-0100 GULF/BAY FRONT CONDOS (239) 472-8386 near Gladiolus. CALL 549-9506 Near Beachview www.sanibel.biz AFTER 5PM. $539,000 TWO BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS at SOUTH SEAS RESORT DOMESTIC AUTO LOTS Captiva MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE SANIBEL HARBOUR HARBOUR VIEW VILLAS domestic autos POWERBOATS BEACHVIEW and Brand New Two near beach. NFM, nice park. Great condition, PUNTA RASSA Project 20 ft pontoon boat for 2bedroom, 1bath, plus lanai. All Two bedrooms, two baths. Expansive views. Sleeps six. sale. 75 HP Mariner. Runs $425,000 & $450,000 appliance including washer, dryer. MONTHLY FROM great. Have all parts, New Satellite dish, furnished, central $3,700 AVAILABLE: wood deck. Just needs air. $12,000. plus lot rent. Call now JANUARY 14 THRU 21, 2005 PIEDMONT ROAD $2,900 carpeting and boat is done. Sandy lane. (703)946-7151 SANIBEL Nissan Altima 1997 Boat is in water. No trailer. HARBOURSIDE REALTY (859) 335-0743 Cold A/C, One mile to beach. Must sell ASAP. Have all paper $235,000 (239) 466-3313 Runs great! work, title, etc. Asking $500 INVESTMENT PROPERTY (888) 848-0100 Super deal! OBO. Call (239) 462-5172. www.sanibel.biz $3,000 "Check out my website Mulberry, H. Mobile Home Park. 8 SUNSET-CAPTIVA (239) 656-5540 for virtual tours, pictures Units all park owned. $225K. (239) AVAILABLE: (239) 826-0383 and more fine properties 898-2491,(239)656-5683. CHRISTMAS WEEK www.teamsanibel.com Luxurious SAILBOATS GULF-PINES Three-bedrooms, two-baths. GLENN CARRETTA REAL ESTATE WANTED Beach Front Community Large screened porch. Broker/Salesperson 3-bedrooms/2-baths. Private Gulf and A GREAT PRICE Coldwell Banker Previews Bay-front community. FOR A GREAT Completely furnished home. WOW (239)395-3100 Private beach access. Pool - tennis - boat docks. SAILBOAT!! (800) 784-2616 Club house. Gas grills, and more. $18,000 [email protected] CALL OWNER: IRWIN Two pools. Www.teamsanibel.com WOW Tennis courts. (517) 321-6324 WIN THE 34 FT.. 1982 HEAD & SHOWER, AVAILABLE MONTHLY: FIRST GALLEY. DEC. 2004 THRU JUNE 2005 INFLATABLE 8-1/2 FT. WIN THE Call Broker/Owner: SUNSET-CAPTIVA THE WAYNE RUSSELL (239)395-1985 DINGHY INCLUDED. GROUP, INC. FIRST Newly renovated CHEVY "COBALT"! BtMINI COVER, Licensed Real Estate Broker 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Home DARK GREEN SAILS! 239) 694-2631 in FRONT WINDSHIELD. 239) 425-5401 ISLAND BEACH CLUB Private 20 H.P. YANMAR 800)384-1329 CHEVY "COBALT"! Beachfront-Community. Register at EXCELLENT CONDITION. 330B Fully furnished. 2-bedroom/2-bath Gulf view, Roger Dean $18,000 WATERFRONT 2CATVS, VCP, CALL JOE, Western exposure condo. CD/Stereo, W/D. 1/3 ACRES +/- Register at Available until February 12. Chevrolet 239-573-0464. Lot on the Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock. Orange River Roger Dean Call owner in the KING'S CROWN 102 (615) 371-9029 101 SW "VERANDAH" Chevrolet 2~bedroom/2-bath plus den, http://mywebpages.comcast. PERSONAL WATERCRAFT Bonita Bay's Direct Gulf front condo. net/sallytom PINE ISLAND RD newest community. Avaulable until January 5. Pram - 8' West Marine Walker Bay Gated, golf course, 101 SW CAPE CORAL Pram with oars. Excellent Tennis, boating Please call condition. New over $650. Price and much more. PINE ISLAND RD (239)472-1161 THE-VACATION-HOME Wanted Dead or Alive: Title or no $450. Call Art, (239) 472-6810. $319,000 or email YOU'VE title: Trucks, Cars, Vans. Cash CAPE CORAL [email protected] ALWAYS WANTED paid for some. Seven days a 5 ACRES week. (239) 633-5080. Ask for South Fort Myers. Chris or leave message. DOCK SPACE Most-private-beach. Country living, Dock-on-Bayou. RENTAL/SALES Close to 1/75, REAL ESTATE DISTANT Heated-Poof. South of SR 82. Wide-Porches. SPORTS & IMPORTS $113,000 BEAUTIFUL NORTH CAROLINA. MUST SEE BEAUTIFUL & KEY WEST: Open-Sunning-Decks. WANT- TO RENT Chateau Sur Mer area. Perfect Location COLORFUL FALL FOLIAGE. BMW 19997 Z3 NEEDED WESTERN NC MOUNTAINS. Nassau House Idyllic luxury/comfort. Roadster BOAT LIFT for Easy-care, no-effort Your Dream Home: Homes, Cabins, Acreage & B & B in Old Town Brand new tires and Top, SANIBEL OR CAPITIVA. Investments. Cherokee Mountain within walking distance Vacation-Home. Racing green 29 FT-10,300 lbs. CAPE CORAL Three-Bedrooms/Three-Baths. 3401 NW 9th Street . Realty GMAC Real Estate. Murphy to all attractions with Call Linda cherokeemountainrealty.com and ferry terminal. Monthly Rentals. (239)851-9982 Area of new homes. Tan leather interior. $84,900 Call for Free Brochure WINTER SPECIALS Low miles 55,000. Enjoy great (800)841-5868 & Call for rates. convertable weather now! DISCOUNTS (239) 472-8248 Only $16,995 NC MOUNTAIN LAND SALE! 2.25 to ferry passengers! (505) 982-9242 Call (239) 671-7878 Three Building Lots acres/Log Home Package/ Continental breakfast off Bowman's Beach. $59,900. Beautiful property right and extras. WATERFRONT HOMES $299,900 each, off Blue Ridge Parkway with new WHERE MEMORIES Discount all three log package. Near Boone. (800) WEST GULF DRIVE Waterfront Homes 455-1981, Ext. 902. ) CONDO Call Wil Compton at LOOKhee# South Carolina Waterfront. Palmetto www.nassauhouse.com Gulf view. Mercedes (239)209-6171. Two bedrooms, two baths. Call for list of Island properties. Place 13,700-acre lake. New 1984, private 12 lot waterfront Fully furnished. WWW. RE/MAX of the Islands. ! 190E, development. Lots start in $120 s. Contact owner: 5 Speed, Builders available. Call Nat LOGGERHEAD-CAY (770) 751-1999 Euro lights, Humphries (803) 600-7717 Fully Furnished [email protected] 15" Mag wheels, AND) CONDOS FOR SALE LWPMWBIC. Two bedroom/two bath Light Blue. Condo. Heatherwbod Ridge Town House Pool-Tennis-Cable-VCR Runs Good 3/2, 2 master suite walk-in closets. $2,500 RENTING: Dance studio, mirrored, oak floor VACATION RENTALS DECEMBER THRU APRIL SEASONAL RENTALS (239) 481-0945 with brass wet bar. Vaulted (239)218-4966 BY OWNER Cape furnished large 2BD/2BA with ceilings. Rooms open to private ATRIUM 1-516-628-1801 large screened in pool, close to patio. Racketball. tennis, golf, 2 Exclusive Gulf front Sanibel condo ALTV1 ©aol.com shopping. 1,800sq.ft., good Hyundai, Elantra, 1996, white, pools. Central location. $159,900. residence. Two week minimum. neighborhood, phone (239) 542- automatic, 4 cylinder, cold a/c. (239) 565-4899. AVAILABLE NOW. Please call 8187, 699-8037 Runs great. Asking $2;995. Call REALTY (608) 363-7669 Maggie at (239) 851-8823-Leave LOGGERHEAD CAY - message. Must sell as soon as .COM Atrium. Lovely 2 Br/2 Ba condo Two bedrooms/two baths. APARTMENTS & possible. Call today. on the Gulf. All amenities. Two Sleeps four. Mercedes 300 TE wagon, 1990 mint UPPER CAPTIVA week minimum. Owner. First floor convenience. DUPLEXES FOR RENT condition. 92,000 miles, white with (313) 886-4757. AVAILABLE: dark navy interior. Garage-kept. ISLAND DEC. 18-JAN. 1,2005 San Carlos Park. 2/2/1. 1200sq. ft., $9000 or very close offer. (239) $1500/week W/D, dishwasher, $775. + $775. 482-8891 after 6 pm. NO BRIDGES TO BAY/BEACH-VILLAS FEB. 12 - APRIL 9, 2005 security, immediate occupancy. THIS UNSPOILED $1650/week 2/1, 900sq. ft., tile throughout W/D Nissan Maxima, 1989, 4 door, PARADISE. SOUTH-SEAS-RESORT By owner hook-up, $650. + $650 security. automatic, cold a/c, everything 1-3 Bedroom Bay Villa. (513) 922-2378 (business) Don (239) 272-8120. works, CD player, great car! 2 Bedroom & (513) 922-7882 (home) HOMES AND 2 Bedroom w/Loft Beach Villas. $1,800. Call (239) 549-8253 HOMESITES e-mail: Seasonal Rates. [email protected] FROM $140,000 TO SAVE THROUGH OWNER! $2,000,000 1-800-878-7495 (239) 472-3000 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of November 18 - 24, 2004 • 23 • Speeding on the Sanibel-Captiva p.m. Friday, November 26. Destructive Road: eight citations storms are part of life in Florida. POLICE • Driving without a license or on a sus- Nature's Fury focuses on the hurricanes pended/expired license: four citations WGCU that have had an impact on the lives of From page 13 • Improper U-turn: one citation residents in Southwest Florida. In this From page 18 episode, meet a local who remembers • Defective brake light: one citation the hurricane of 1926 and a Hurricane Nature's Fury: History of Citations • Careless driving: one citation Hunter who has flown into several Hurricanes in Southwest Florida storms. (Re-airs at 6:30" p.m. Saturday, Sanibel Police issued the following • Broken tail light: one citation November 27, and 11 p.m., Sunday, citations between 11/09/04 and WGCU Public Media's Untold : • Improper passing: one citation November 28.) 11/16/04: Stories of Southwest Florida airs at 9 ANNUAL RENTALS ANNUAL RENTALS CONDOS FOR RENT CONDOS FOR RENT HOMES FOR RENT SOUTH FT MYERS HOMES 3 bedroom, 2,5 bath 2 BR/2 BA plus den 1 canal front home. ANNUAL/SEASONAL SHORT AND Cape Coral. S.E., R U READY Townhouse TO MOVE OFF ISLAND? with 2 car garage Perfect on-off LONG TERM RENTALS 2/2 w/garage, desirable island location. SANIBEL VIEW Palaco Grande 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. in $1800/month LEXINGTON No pets. neighborhood, Study, great room. Brand new community. PUNTA RASSA No smoking. bright cheerful, new paint. 1700 sq. ft. Close to 3 BR/2 BA home with SANIBEL HARBOUR Davis Woods $995/m6nth. Gated - Beaches and Heatthpark. Yearly lease. Maintenance free community. Si500/month gorgeous lake and views. Close to SANIBEL Davis Court First, last, security. Please call: shopping, dining HARBODRSiDE REALTY $700 and up. (239) 565-8894 (239) 340-9708 3 bedroom, 2 bath and Periwinkle. (239) 466-3313 2nd floor condo. $1800/month. (888)848-0100 Furnished. Nice quiet www.sanibel.biz No smoking. Condo Complex 3 BR/2 BA pool home 55+ Community Cape Coral.S.W., Close to in Gumbo Limbo. 1 block from Spreader, TREE SERVICE Beaches and Healthpark. Call just remodeled, 3/2/2 $1000/month Close to everything! Fabulous brand new! Cape Coral, car garage, new kitchen $1800/month JUDY BAVETZ second floor corner, 3-Bedrooms, (239) 433-1881 & appliances, Gulf access, WELSER BIZZO, PITTMAN, PAGE Call Jamie at RE/MAX of pool, tennis, Gulf Access, dock, pool, TREE SERVICE waterfront gated community. Great REALTY GROUP, INC. the Islands. 472-5050 $1,575 monthly, Hurricane (239)433-1100 view, loaded. Credit report/ yearly lease. Tree Removal and Clean-up. (800)634-2216 security deposit required. First, last, security. Stump Removal. $1,475,/mo. (239) 209-1544, 369- HOMES FOR RENT (239) 565-8894 Demolition. 4077. DO YOU NEED Cape Coral, beautifully landscaped, Big and Small Jobs. AFFORDABLE HOUSING Gulf access, 3BR/2BA, pool home. Luxury living in Coconut Creek. 3 Fast Response. Lakefront, bike to beach! BR/2 BA plus den, 2 car garage, Dependable — Insured. ON SANIBEL? New luxury hi-rise: 10,0001b boat lift, lawn service and NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS pool service are included. big lot, near Sanibel. Lawn care FREE ESTIMATES. Mastique Condo, $130CUmo. plus utilities. 1429 SE provided. $2100/month. Call 573- (239) 470-3764 FOR THE NEW 15th floor, panorama 881-3053. WOODHAVEN APARTMENTS gulf islands views. 21st Lane. (239) 242-2601. OR POSSIBLE 3 BR/2 BA, two car FUTURE VACANCIES IN THE garage, resort, pool, BELOW MARKET RATE tennis, fitness, lounge. whatever 7 CAPECQRALHOJES"" find it in HOUSING PROGRAM. $2900 monthly/annually. Cape, 3/2/2, 3021 NW 27th Ave, split RENT BASED ON INCOME. Call you're floor plan, vaulted ceilings, fenced NO PETS. Steve Bostwick yard. Like new. Totally remodeled. the CONTACT CHR Century 21 Sunbelt Very cute. A Must See! $169,900. 2401 LIBRARY WAY (239) 470-7547 searching for.... (239) 292-5931. evenings 542- 472-1189 1048. CLASSIFIEDS! island sJsurrent SANiBEL AMD CAPTIVA, FLORIDA Last Week's Winner.. Jim Gaubatz ootball Frenzy of Sanibel piayBcs#J>iclcs Conlcit & win... $251 fn#»y Form. Chose your Best Picks & Tiebreaker from the NFL & NCAA football games listed. PLEASE CIRCLE YOUR PICKS & FILL IN CONTEST INFORMATION. OAIHE CHOICEI FOR * Cot out & maU to: Best Picks Football Contest, Island Reporter, 2340 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957 or £. : drop off at front desk. m '"•',- . . " Entry forms may be picked up at the Island Reporter. November IT'" & IS"*, 1004 , "•£ A^oiie may enter, except employees of the Breeze Newspapers & their families. Must be 21 years of age. 2."Wnte plainly & do not make changes or erasures. Entries will be void if not legible or if any Wanks, plus tiebreaker, are not filled in. NIL GAME1 3. A tie game must be chosen as a tie to be correct. Baltimore @ New England 4. Entries must be received in the Island Reporter office by 5 PM Friday or be postmarked by midnight Friday. preceding the games of that weekend. In case of a tie, the entry closest to the total number of points scored in the m Cleveland @ Cincinnati tiebreaker will be the winner. Jacksonville @ Minnesota 5. Your choice of the winning team must be circled in both the NFL & NCAA Games. Philadelphia @ New York Giants 6. In case of more than one winner, the prize will be divided equally. San Diego @ Kansas City 7. Entry forms will be published in the Island Reporter every Thursday & Captiva Current every Friday. 8. Winner will be notified by phone and announced on this page each week. Tennessee @ Houston Washington @ Pittsburgh Buffalo @ Seattle HE BREAKER Notre Dame @ USC .(Winner Must Be Circled) Miami @ San Francisco TOTAL POINTS SCORED New York Jets @ Arizona Name; Address:. NCAA GAME! Phone #: Georgia Tech @ Georgia Virginia ©Virginia Tech Kentucky @ Tennessee Syracuse @ Boston College Oklahoma State @ Texas Tech ;t> Wake Forest @ Maryland Cincinnati @ Louisville Missouri @ Iowa State Mississippi St. @ Mississippi Northwestern @ Hawaii

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