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WeeK of April 8-14, 2004 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 31. NUMBER 16, 24 PAGES 75 CENTS City Council selects Marty Harrity as new mayor By Donna T. Schuman Staff writer With an almost unanimous vote, the Sanibel City Council elected its new mayor Tuesday. After a year as second in command, Marty Harrity gladly took his gave! and his place among the council as Sanibel's Mayor. As he took the oath of office with his wife Brenda by his side, Harrity swore to uphold the laws of the city, the state, the United States and perform his duties as mayor to the best of his ability. A four to one vote elected Harrity to the office held for the iast two years by Councilman Steve Brown. Councilman Jim Jennings nominated Harrity, compli- menting his efforts as vice-inayor. "1 felt the vice mayor did an excellent job when he was called on to lead Ihe council in past meetings," Jennings said. Councilman Brown, who was also nominated for another term, reluctantly accepted the nomination from Councilwoman Judy Workman. Workman nominated Brown, she said, with (he city's best interest in mind. 'i fee! strongly that this should be a unanimous vote," Brown told his fellow council members. Prior to the vole some concerns were raised by the council regarding how the public would view a change in command especially in the midst of the lawsuit against Lee County and* other Causeway issues. Harrity, who has continually endorsed a fixed-span bridge and may not always share the same views as some of his feiiow council members, vowed to uphold and represent ihe majority views of the council. Photo by Donna T. Schuman Marty Harrity, seen here with bis wife Brenda, is sworn in as Sanibel's new mayor by City Manager Judie s«e MAYOR Zirno'rnra. page 4 ianibel PD wins softball tournament On Saturday, April 3, the Sanibel Police Department's Police. Sanibel and Marco were the only undefeated teams softball team competed in the Srate Attorney's 2nd annual left in the double elimination tournament. In what wound Crime Stoppers Softball Tournament. Ail local law- up being a back-and-forth game. SPD pulled out a hard enforcement agencies in the 20th Judicial Circuit and the fought battle, 14-13. In the final and championship game State Attorney's Office were represented, a total of 19 dif- they were once more facing Marco and were able to out- ferent agencies. The games were played at the Lee County last them again, taking the game and Championship 11-3. Sports Complex. The Sanibel Police Department would like to thank The Sanibel Police team played in the lower bracket, their sponsors — The Lazy Flamingo, The Timbers, and which comprised of eight teams, in their first game they Matzaluna — for their support. defeated the State Attorney's Office 30-2. They then Sanibel Police Departments team members; played a combined team of Florida Gulf Coast Chief Bill Tomlinson. Major Michael Murray. Ll. Scott University/Florida Department of Law Enforcement; SPD Ashby. Sgts. Cliff Short and Bill Dalton. and Officers Kurt prevailed in this game 20-5. Schulte. Jeremy Hawkins. Jim Holovacko. Ken Sutton, Then it was on to last year's champions, Marco island John Smith. Oscar Basora and Ernie Gayer.

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nh.-1 Ciplivd Rd. Phone: 239-472-1 570 Sanibel Island, Fl 3W57 28 YEARS BEAUTIFYING SANIBEL & CAPTIVA IN OTHER BUSINESS.,. adopted a resolution in appreciation MAYOR of me efforts of the Sanibel School By Donna t. Schuman in each park and the project will be adver- students participation in Mission B.R.I.T.E. From page 1 Staff writer tised for bids in May. The targeted areas The program, established to increase public include the Lighthouse Beach, Bowman's . awareness as it pertains to battery recycling, Following a rash of Australian Pine Beach and the boat ramp. encourages all Sanibel residents to properly branches falling on a number of vehicles, Castle plans to pursue more funding dispose of their old batteries. equipment and one person, the Tourist from the Tourist Development Council to Development Council has approved emer- continue this project in the future. adopted a resolution accepting waste gency funding for the removal of approxi- water collection and transmission mately 300 trees from active beach, parking Committee Appointments easements from Sanibel property owners for lot, picnic and rest room areas. The Sanibel City Council appointed the Sanibel Sewer System expansion pro- According to Gates Castle, Public Works members to its various committees for the ject.

director for the city, the TDC has granted the year. Those appointments include... ^-Ao adopted a resolution accepting a city $150,000 to remove the trees over the Sam Bailey, Harry Bertossa, Jody '•^$100,000 grant from NOAA for the next two years. Brown, Richard Faris, Shiela Fortney, Clam Bayou and Dinkins Bayou Councilman Dick Walsh expressed con- Martha Ponader, Jacquelyn Rauschert, Restoration. cern over the lack of shade in these areas Alexander Werner and Muriel Veenschoten ^^-accepted the city's cost allocation once the tree are removed and questioned to the Historical Committee. m Castle on possible replacement trees. John Carney, Ronn Downey, Skip Dunn, ' ^ plan for fiscal year 2002-2003. "We will be replacing the tree with ones Tom Gillis, Dennis Jones, Tom Kaplan, ^L-rejected the Casa Ybel drainage bids that will eventually provide shade," Castle James Strothers, Kevin Koughan and Beary ^^ and directed the city staff to re-bid the said. May to the Marine Advisory Committee. project. Castle indicated that the replacement Paul Duval, Gloria Hannan, Robin JL, adopted a resolution providing $8,000 tress would be native to the island and is Krivanek, Ann McCollough, Don Schwartz, <#^for the CHR Employer Assisted requesting another $20,000 from the TDC Julie Schwartz, Ellen Steele, Ann Talcott, Housing Study and site visit. for the replacement project. Hall Theiss, Berdenna Thompson, Art The tree removal project will start in Weissbach, Bill Wollschlager, Dick Young, c»kr, approved the annual financial support August and continue on through September. Kathy Boone, Dee Serage and Tom Hansen ^^^for the Lee County Metropolitan The most dangerous trees will be identifies to the Vegetation Committee. Planning Organization in the amount of Vern Frankwich, Treadway Parker, Syril $778. Photo by Donna T. Schuman Ivler Rubin, Joanne Heroy-Giller, J.N. Dick Walsh is sworn in as Vice Mayor. "If there was a Mr. Sanibel, there he is," "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge, SCCF, Mayor Harrity said of Brown. "Although I may not always agree, I CROW, Michael Denham and Jean Please... Sanibel resident Peter Papas compli- have always been a team player," Harrity Halstead to the Wildlife Committee. mented Brown, calling him one of the best said. "This is a small town community and mayors Sanibel has ever had. this is what Sanibel is all about." In other business Representing the Sanibel-Captiva Councilman Dick Walsh received a the Sanibel City Council... Chamber of Commerce, Executive unanimous vote following his nomination Director Steve Greenstein expressed the for vice-mayor. Councilman Brown was community's appreciation of Brown's the first public hearing for an also nominated for the office but declined. efforts over the last two years. ordinance that would establish stan- Following the votes and the swearing in dards for recycling and trash disposal facili- "Brown exemplifies what Sanibel really of the new mayor and vice-mayor, the for- ties. The second reading is set for April 20 at is," Greenstein said. "If you look back at mer mayor received several words of 9:30 a.m. Mayor Brown's history on the island, I can- praise for his service to the city over the not think of anyone who has done more for years. held the first public hearing for an the island." ordinance establishing a system for the licensing, registration and regulations of Watch your line,

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Sanibel Police Department personnel observed a shark in against them to the next level. The suit also alleges that instead of spending the the water about 20 feet off-shore in the Gulf. The shark In a statement made to the Sanibel City Council Causeway toll revenues on repairs, the county has used was observed along the eastern end of the Island, in the Tuesday, Save Our Bay, Inc. President Marie Gargano, the money for other governmental functions. vicinity of Middle Gulf Drive. Sharks are found regularly said the group would have no other choice than to file a According to the complaint, Lee County collects along beaches in the Gulf of Mexico, however, attacks on class action suit against the county if plans for the fixed approximately $6 million in gross revenues per year from humans by sharks are very rare. Swimmers are reminded span bridge progress. Causeway tolls. Of that $6 million, the county receives that even though the relative risk of a shark attack is very According to Gargano, the new bridge would only $4.5 in net revenue, the suit reports. rare, in the interest of safety, Certain precautions should always be taken. generate more traffic on the island, thus generating more In closing, Gargano said Save Our Bay, Inc. has the toll revenue for the county. talent, the skills, the will, the means and the law on their • Swim, dive or surf' with other people — never alone. "The Sanibel Bridges were paid for years ago," side. Sharks are more likely to attack a solitary individual. Gargano said. "Lee County persists in treating them as a "We will settle for nothing short of a complete repair • Avoid swimming between sandbars, near steep drop- cash cow. The surplus toll money is indisputably no and rehabilitation of the drawbridge,' Gargano said. offs, near channels or at river mouths where sharks are longer a toll, but has become a user fee.' Currently the county is moving forward with its plans found. As part of the suit, Save Our Bay intends to ask the to replace the drawbridge with a 70-foot fixed span • Avoid wearing shiny jewelry that might simulate the county for a complete accounting of all tolls generated as bridge as well as replacement bridges for spans B and C well as a record of what the money was used for. The scales of a prey fish, and also avoid uneven tanning and of the Causeway. However, the County must wait for a contrasting, bright-colored clothing. group is also asking the county to refund the excess prof- permanent construction permit to replace span A. The its to toll payers and to establish a fair Lee Way toll struc- Coast Guard has already issued temporary permits to • Don't swim at dusk or at night. ture. replace spans B and C. • Refrain from excessive splashing. "This will effectively eliminate any incentive for Lee The county plans to start construction on those tem- • Keep pets and domestic animals, with their erratic County to continue the cash cow status of the Sanibel porary bridges by the beginning of June, according to movements, out of the water. tolls," Gargano added. Paul Wingard, deputy director of the Lee County • Don't swim near people who are fishing or spear-fish- In January, Save Our Bay. Inc. filed a civil suit against Department of Transportation. ing, chumming or using live bait. the county urging the county to rehabilitate the ailing The U.S. Coast Guard is not likely to issue the final • Avoid spreading blood or human wastes in the water. drawbridge. permits for the bridges until the lawsuits filed by S.O.B. Do not enter the water if bleeding from an open wound The suit argues that the county has failed to perform and the City of Sanibel are resolved, Wingard said. or if menstruating — a shark's olfactory ability is acute. the routine and preventative maintenance allowing the • If schooling fish start to behave erratically or congre- gate in large numbers, leave the area. Diving seabirds are good indicators of schooling bait fish or feeding activity. A roundabout for the Four-way? • Sightings of porpoises do not indicate the absence of sharks, both often eat the same food items. • If a shark is sighted in the area, leave the water as calm- Donna T. Schuman existing intersection, and its operation could be ly and quickly as possible. Staff writer enhanced through intersection improvements," Freeman told council. • Do not harass a shark if one is spotted. The 70-foot fixed-span bridge proposed by the coun- If constructed, the roundabout could accommodate a Additional information can be obtained from www. ty may not completely solve Sanibel's traffic problems 50-60 percent increase in traffic volume above the exist- mote.org/sharks or at www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/sharks. according to a recent study presented to the city of ing traffic during the mid-day peak hours before reach- Sanibel. ing capacity. During nightly peak hours, the roundabout A traffic study conducted by Kittelson and could accommodate a 40 to 50 percent increase or about Associates — a transportation planning firm out of 2,100 vehicles before reaching capacity. Firefighters pass the boot Orlando — indicated that, even with a fixed span Following the presentation, Councilman Dick Walsh Firefighters from Sanibel Fire and Rescue District bridge, the island would still experience traffic prob- questioned the safety of a roundabout. attended the races at Charlotte County Speedway on lems unless improvements were made to the intersec- According to Freeman, a roundabout could reduce Saturday night, March 27th. This was not just to watch a tion of Periwinkle Way and Causeway Boulevard. the number of accidents by about 40 percent. Freeman member of their own department. Captain Robert Popkin, The propose improvements to the intersection call added that, on average,* residents grow accustomed to race but to collect funds lot a fellow firefighter in need. f.or a roundabout with a circular diameter of 185 feet to using a roundabout within a few weeks. However, he With the support of the Charlotte County Speedway^ replace the existing four-way stop. The roundabout did suggest constructing a smaller one at a different Sanibel Fire and Rescue District passed around boots, and would include an 18-foot circulatory roadway for the intersection on the island so residents could get used to was able to collect over a $i,OOOfor a fellow firefighter, single lane segments with a 15-foot entryway and a 30- maneuvering on a roundabout. Lt. John Becker of Iona-McGregor Fire District who has foot circulatory roadway for the two-lane segments with If the city decides to proceed with constructing a been diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's Disease. a 26-foot entry way. roundabout at the intersection, Freeman suggests con- Lt. Becker's experimental medication is not covered Although the roundabout would improve the capaci- tacting URS, Corp. — the firm designing spans B and C under his medical plan. The money collected will help ty of the intersection, John Freeman, a professional of the new Causeway — to confirm whether an addi- with this expense. . * engineer with the transportation firm, said" the maxi- tional lane could be added to the bridge in the future. Sanibei Fire and Rescue District has asked that anyone* mum benefit from the intersection improvement could No decision was made Tuesday regarding the round- interested in making further contributions may do so by be reached by constructing an additional lane off of the about. The study served only as an informational item sending your donation to: John Becker, c/o Jason Martin, island. for the council, according to City Manager Judie Iona-McGregor Fire District, 6061 South Pointe Blvd., According to Freeman, an improved intersection Zimomra. Fort Myers, FL 33919 or your contribution may be made with only one lane off the island would cause traffic at any Wachovia Bank location. backups whether drawbridge is retained or replaced with the fixed span bridge. With a bascule bridge, the backups would start at that bridge; with a fixed-span, Fabrication Technology At Its Finest the backups would start from cars entering from the spoil islands, Freeman said. Designs by Mark Christian "Even if you improve the intersection to something of this kind, the bridge will become the capacity con- straint over the years, unless there are two lanes exiting the island," Freeman said. Lee County's current plans for the bridge do not include an additional lane off the island. County staff • Screen Rooms and officials have continually said the free-flow charac- teristics of a fixed-span bridge would not require a sec- • Pool Enclosures • Front Entrys ond lane off the island. • Rescreens The city requested the study to evaluate the antici- • Security Gates pated volume the improved intersection could accom- • Mechanical •• Driveway Gates modate. The City Council maintains its official position to rehabilitate the drawbridge. However, in the event • Railings that the fixed-span bridge is constructed, they favor only one lane off the island. • Welded Railings According to the study, theintersection already han- 848 S.E. 9TH ST. dles about 1,300 vehicles per hour between 3 p.m. and • Spiral Staircases CAPE CORALFL 6 p.m. during the peak season. "These volumes greatly exceed the capacity of the

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MARY LOU BAILEY * CHUCK BERGSTROM • 239*472*1511 V KcsiiMQursI (.'iimpnnv Week of April 8 •• 14, 2004 3 ISLAND REPORTER Maundy Thursday communion & cantata Last week's weather Sanibe! Community Church Chancel given during the musical, inviting partici- Choir will perform a powerful presenta- pants to panake of the Lord's Supper. High Low Rain tion oi' Handel's "Messiah" at their For more information contact Sanibel Maundy Thursday service on April 8th at Community Church at 472-2684. March 31 78 . 68 0.00 Note: Rainfall levels are recorded 7 p.m. A service of Communion will be April 1 82 64 0.00 from the morning of the day given to the following morning. April 2 72 63 0.00 April 3 73 66 0.00 Good Friday service of darkness April 4 75 67 0.00 Bible Characters will present dramatic- candle departs from the sanctuary. April 5 77 65 0.00 reflections upon the cross of Jesus Christ The cross of Christ is central to the at the Tenebrae (Good Friday) services to April 6 80 . 62 Easter Story, for if He had not died as the 0.00 Source: Island Water Association be held at Sanibel Community Church on "Lamb who takes away the sins of the Friday. April 9th. The service will begin at world" the triumph of the.tomb would not NOT FOR NAVIGATION. 8 p.m. in the dark shadows as the audience have its full effect. SanlHel-Ganfiva Tides riik3 information is furnished in the hope is encouraged to reflect upon the final Come experience this heart stirring April 8 - 14, 2Q04 that it wil be useful, but without any warranty. words of Christ from the cross. Powerful evening of drama and music as the cross of musical numbers including Were You Christ is proclaimed. — ._. There, Via Delarosa and Watch the Lamb, Sanibel Community Church is located Feet 2 Mi K V4 A 1 will be sung with passion and gratitude. at 1740 Periwinkle Way, next to Jerry's Tidaf " //HIM J ~J The service will conclude in total dark- Supermarket. Dr. Daryl Donovan is Range at 0 likJSili 41 •ijllll111 ness as the final words of Jesus are pro- Senior Pastor. For more information call yn•B 111 ntsnnHE llBlllilpii BUM Am Redfish ••ill n•••ii flliliili nounced ... and as the person with the last 472-2684. Pass ¥$& || liii SWOB $m II Sunrise 7:11 a 7:10 a 7:09 a 7:08 a 7:07 a 7:06 a 7:05 a Easter Sunrise Service on Causeway Sunset 7:48 P 7:48 P 7:49 P 7:50 P 7:50 P 7:51 P 7:51 P Sunday, April 1 lth at 6:30 a.m. bring believer's baptism. Dr. Daryl Donovan, Redfish Lo 1:15 a 4:51 a your lawn chair as hundreds will gather in Senior Pastor of Sanibel Community darkness on the Sanibel Causeway to cel- Church will bring the Easter message: Pass Hi 5:03 a 6:41 a 4:28 P 5:30 P 12:41 P ebrate the resurrection of Jesus. As the "Dead or Alive?" Lo 8:28 a 8:25 a 2:41 a 3:55 a 4:05 P dawn breaks, a shout will rise up, "He has An offering will be received for teen Hi 3:00 P 3:40 P 6:55 P 1:09 P 10:18 P risen! He has risen indeed!" challenge, a Christian addiction rehabili- The early morning service will begin Lo 10:46 P 11:55 P 2:03 P tation ministry with the highest success with jubilant traditional Easter songs of rate in the nation. praise and worship led by the contempo- Early in the morning, while it was yet Punta Lo 1:10 a 4:46 a rary praise band. An enthusiastic choir dark, the two Mary's went sheepishly to Rassa Hi 4:57 a 6:35 a 4:22 P 5:24 P 12:35 P will sing the Hallelujah Chorus. The men the tomb of Jesus. Much to their amaze- Lo 8:23 a 8:20 a 2:36 a 3:50 a 4:00 P of Teen Challenge Choir will fill the ment, they found the stone rolled away morning air with the sounds of joyous Hi 2:54 3:34 6:49 1:03 10:12 and the tomb empty except for neatly P P P P P praise. folded grave clothes. With great excite- Lo 10:41 p 11:50 P 1:58 P The youth will perform a powerful ment they ran to where the disciples were drama. The service will conclude with and declared, Sanibel Lo 3:44 a 4:39 a the Lord's Supper and opportunity for "He has risen! He has risen indeed!" Light Hi 3:56 a 1:07 P 12:47 P Lo 7:13 a 3:07 3:54 1:14 a 2:36 a 3:08 4:31 P P P P NOTICE OF PROPOSED ENACTMENT Hi 2:28 P 11:51 P 4:54 P 6:13 P 7:54 P 9:33 P OF ORDINANCE 04-004, 04-005 Lo 10:38 P CTTY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA

Captiva Lo 12:01 a 3:37 a The Sanibel City Council will meet and have a Second Reading and Public (Outside) Hi 3:38 a 5:16 a 3:03 P . 4:05 P 11:16 a Hearing April 20, 2004 at Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chambers Lo 7:14 a 7:11 a 1:27 a 2:41 a 2:51 (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida, to consider proposed P enactment of the following ordinance(s) to be titled: Hi 1:35 P 2:15 P 5:30 P 1-1:44 a •8:53 P Lo 9:32 P 10:41 P 12:49 P 9:30 a.m. a. ORDINANCE NO. 04-004 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE SANIBEL CODE, SUBPART B, LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 126-854 RECYCLING AND TRASH DISPOS- island AL FACILITIES; AND ESTABLISHING STANDARDS TO BE APPLIED BY THE CITY MANAGER FOR THE APPROVAL OF A DEVIATION I fcK FROM COVERAGE, VEGETATION CLEARANCE, DEVELOPED AREA SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA AND SETBACK REQUIREMENTS TO FACILITATE THE APPROVAL OF 2340 Periwinkle Way, P.O. Box 809, Sanibel, FL 33957 A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT (SHORT FORM) FOR INSTALLATION OF TRASH DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING FACILITIES; PROVIDING FOR The Island Reporter is Sanibel s newspaper CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT AND SEVERANCE; AND of record, published each Thursday with PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. more than 2,600 paid subscribers, and is the primary news source for islanders. b. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A S YSTEM FOR THE LICENS- ING, REGISTRATION AND REGULATION OF CONSTRUCTION CON- Tonya Phone: (239)472-1587 : Terri Squibb Fax: (239)472-8398 Blackmore TRACTORS; SETTING FORTH DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING CERTAIN Group Sales EXEMPTIONS FROM THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE; ESTAB- e-mail: [email protected] Manager Publisher website: www.flguide.com Advertising LISHING A CONTRACTORS REVIEW BOARD AND SETTING FORTH Deadlines Hours: Mon. - Fri. THE COMPOSITION. REQUIREMENTS AND AUTHORITY THEREOF; 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Display: SETTING FORTH CONTRACTOR LICENSING REQUIREMENTS; PRO- Noon Tuesday VIDING FOR EXAMINATION OF CONTRACTOR LICENSING APPLI- Classified: CANTS; SETTING FORTH A PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN A CONTRAC- 4 p.m. Monday TOR'S LICENSE; PROVIDING FOR THE STATUS OF LICENSES; PRO- Holidays: VIDING FOR RECIPROCITY WITH OTHER CONTRACTORS LICENS- (Schedule changes) Marguerite ING JURISDICTIONS; PROVIDING FOR QUALIFYING AGENTS; PRO- Burns VIDING FOR RESTRICTIONS, PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES, AND CON- Real Estate Acct. Exec. TRACTOR DISCIPLINE: PROVIDING FOR APPEALS; PROVIDING FOR ADDITIONAL REMEDIES: SETTING FORTH TYPES AND CATEGORIES Renny Michael Donna Severance Hannan Schuman OF CONTRACTORS LICENSES; PROVIDING FOR EMERGENCY SPE- Executive Staff Writer Staff Writer CIAL LICENSE PROVISIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT Editor OF LICENSE AND RELATED FEES, AND CHANGES TO SUCH FEES, BY RESOLUTION; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT AND SEVERABILITY; Member • Florida f/vj.i Assoi iation AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. • Sanibel-Cuptivii Chamber of Commerce Affiliate member • Board of Realtors Steve Pat Said proposed ordinance(s) are on file and may be inspected by the public at FPA award-winning newspaper Novak D'Onofrio Account Special the City Clerk's office, Sanibel City Hall. 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida. Postal Information Executive Projects All interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to Periodical-rate postage paid at Sanibel the proposed ordinances. If a person decides to appeal a decision made by Post Office,'FL Amy Council on any matter considered at this meeting/hearing, such person may Postmaster: Fleming need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, to include the Send address chances to the Staff Writer testimony and evidence upon which any such appeal is to be based. l.-ilamd Reporter P.O. Box 809 Sanibel, FI. 33957 In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a Subscriptions special accommudaiion to participate in ihK proceeding should contact Jim Mai! do!i\er\ lor i \ear- Joy Shiriene !som. Manager of Administrative Services no later than cue day prior to the Simpkins Grasgreen Honda tav.\s ineUirtod: Production Cia-stfod proceedings. Telephone 239-472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, tele- Mar.aqr-.r SubscriDt'OMf phone the Florida Reiuy Service number 7 ! i. I .sX Couniy. *-25 * U.S. or split, S3! 0 2004 BREEZE COP P. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 8-14, 2004 • 5 Island poets team up with FGCU faculty and students at BIG ARTS

By Michael Hannan metaphor, the Muse, el around the world. Staff Writer memory, music, Barbara Finkelstein wrapped up Poetryfest, 2004, meaning, and magic; reading The Darkroom: a poem about the loss of a pho- In celebration of National Poetry Recognition ^ to story telling. tographer friend. It was written as a ghazal (a Persian Month, island poets and others from around the state" Dr. Jim Brock of poetic form of long line couplets loosely connected to came together at BIG ARTS' Philips Gallery to read FGCU began section each other, very popular nowadays among American their work at Poetryfest, 2004. Sanibel poets included three with a poetic poets). Don Brown, Claudia Burns, Belle Deutscher, Debora rendering of a While Finkelstein may have wrapped up the Fest, Joe Dearborn, William Highsmith Tanya Hochschild, Matthew Barney Pacheco rapped it up: Marilyn Koren, Barbara Finkelstein, Joe Pacheco — movie that used the who aiso served as host — and Sid Simon. The region- trappings of a foot- This is GrandPopper Rap al poets included Jim Brock, Jill Drumm, and Jesse ball game: cheer- Thankin' you all Millner. leaders and blimps For coming to our 'Fest The program was divided into four parts, the first of and media people And havin' a ball which was the reading of persona poems in which the and Miss Goodyear, poet assumes the role of another character — real or but curiously grapes Joe Pacheco And we thank BIG ARTS mythical, living or dead. The personae included Midas, seemed to become And the Islander too who wanted everything; a doll, who "is not a doll," but the central metaphor rather than the contest. Our Sanibel poets longs for G.I. Joe who wouldn't complain about her Jill Drumm, an FGCU graduate who is now working And FGCU aging as does her non-reflective, coach-potato husband on a Master's of Fine Arts in Miami read a poem about Ken; Eve, who reminds humanity that while Adam her travels between the two coasts from school to home, Next time you hear rap blamed her for the lost of paradise, he too was respon- and a mirrored trip by a classmate, who reverses her Don't think it a crime sible: Icarus and his fall from the sun (testosterone and journey when he comes to visit. The poem was rich in Remember it's poetry wax will only get you so far); a Spartan warrior's last South Florida images. She read two other poems, one With rhythm and rhyme letter to his mother before falling in battle; Leda, and having to do with an absent mother and another that Zeus' betrayal of her, and the resulting issue, Helen, used the birth metaphor lo describe artistic creativity. Next time you hear poetry who launched a thousand ships; the Godfather with Jesse Millner, also from FGCU, read a long - albeit Remember this day double entendre references to a Mafia Don and God the unfinished poem - about a conversation with a security And how we all dug Father, and Gabe who assumes the role as listener, but alarm-system repair guy that involved poetry and What poets had to say then turns out to be the Angel Gabriel; and finally Joan evoked images of Mississippi, its pine forests, the river, of Ark who has become a suburban housewife. Curious and small town diners all of which offer chocolate pies. So before the reception all. There were also three FGCU students who read their Let every poet stand The next section focused on ars poetica, a reference poetry. One student wrote about "mom's irrational As we thank them all to both Aristotle's and Horace's theories of the art of anger," which centered on kitchen accidents and her With a great big hand. poetry. Devices ranged from sound devices, such as mother's emotional response to them. Another student rhyme and assonance and consonance and ono- wrote a sestina, a verse form first used by the Provencal Pacheco added, this time in prose: "What made this matopoeia, where words convey their very sound: to a troubadours, consisting of six six-line stanzas and a year's celebration so special was the participation of parody of Hamlet's "to be or not to be" soliloquy; to three-line envoy. The end words of the first stanza are FGCU faculty and their student poets. They not only con- understatement and "things left unsaid"; to images, both repeated in varied order as end words in the other stan- siderably lowered the average age of the participants but visual and tactile; to mythology and Jungian archetypes zas and also recur in the envoy. This poet lightened the proved that the torch of poetry is 'burning bright' among that used the European cave paintings as inspiration; to rigidity of the form by having for its subject key lime the two generations behind us." demi-urge, a reference to a Robert Frost poem about a pie. Still another FGCU student wrote a sestina on a spirit deeply rooted in the earth; to an amalgam of Ms: fancy: packaging himself as mail, so that he could trav-

'Undy Sunday' drive April 17 & 18 St. Isabel Catholic Church on the San-Cap Road will be hosting a drive on April 17 and 18 to collect children's new socks and underwear (sizes 6 to 16) for a whole lot of little kids who can't afford these basics. The clothing will be distributed through Hispanic Service located at 4235 Michigan Ave. in Fort Myers for kids starting school next fall. This program was started seven years ago in Naples by John Fitzgerald. This is the first year it is coming to Sanibel.

No CROW on Sunday There will be no C.R.O.W. program on Easter Sunday, April 11, 2004. The Monday-through-Friday daily program will resume at 11 a.m. on Monday, April 12 and continue year-round.

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Call Margie al PMR 472-1511, or visit her web site at http://www.MargicPavtson.com. 6 • Week of April 8 - 14, 2004 • 'ISLAND'REPORTER Sanibel Cares sets new record By Amy Fleming .ETTERS TO EDITOR Staff Writer To the Editor: To the Editor: ft was a banner evening for the Lee It was with great sadness that I read of To most people, it is difficult to Memorial Health System Foundation last J.T.'s departure from the Old Schoolhouse understand why many Sanibel and San Saturday, when hundreds of islanders filled jTheatre. He has given so many dedicated Carlos Bay area residents oppose the Ihe Sanibe! Community Association house years of creativity, laughter and joy. not Lee County Commissioners' plans to for the Fourth Annual Island Celebration of only to all of us living on (he island, but to replace the Sanibe] bascule drawbridge. the Arts. The event was a fundraiser spon- many visitors from all over America and The current controversy seems to be sored by Sanibei Cares to raise money for overseas. about repairing a 40 year old draw- the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and the I personally will always treasure the bridge (the 1894 Tower Bridge in General Pedialric Unit at the Children's wonderful memories of all the benefits we London is a bascule drawbridge) for 5 Hospital of Southwest Florida. Hospital did together to save the tired, decrepit, old million dollars versus the construction supporters and arts aficionados bid on items loveabie theatre. I feel now is the time for of the highest bridge in the county at donated by more than 50 local artists and the Board of the Old School House four times the cost... 21 million dollars. businesses. Theatre Foundation to start a fund to show But it is about things much bigger. By closing time. Sanibe! Cares had our appreciation to the person that made A bigger picture becomes apparent raised a record setting S280J40 beating last its survival possible. J.T., you have an when we look at the history between year's tola! of $220,000. abundance of friends and we all thank you Lee County and the island residents. In '"We exceeded our goals like cra/y. it was and love you. 1967, Lee County hired a planning firm wonderful." said Patricia Chlipaia. Director — Jane Schlackinan from Atlanta which recommended high of Development for the foundation. "The Sanihel rise, heavy density construction for support was fantastic. We had participation Sanibel, Buck Key and Captiva... over from the people from Captiva, which was 90.000 people. Sanibel residents knew very good for us." very early that Lee County viewed Photo by Amy Fleming The funds will go for two new incuba- To the Editor: Sanibel as its own cash cow. Citizens tors, and five state of the art beds for the Auctioneer Scott Robertson encourages the crowd to new heights. Do citizens of our Island realize the voted to incorporate in 1974. intensive care ward. The beds will be used dangers our unique community risks from In the opinion of many, the causeway for babies who require around the clock got the crowd on its toes, particularly when just one vote on City Council? This is and drawbridge controversy today is observation, and include built-in scales, the featured piece, Jim Sprankle's scary to me. we have two councilors who, just another in a string of onerous issues warming lamps, and equipment that pro- ''American Bald Eagle" came up. The carv- sad to say, seem committed to changing between Lee County and its citizens. All vides a readout on patient's vital signs. With ing is one of two that Sprankle made, the Sanibel. they assert that they "like Sanibel the issues have two things in common: these new beds, nurses can closely monitor first was presented to President Bush at the the way it is now," but beware believing the County made decisions that were patients without disturbing them. Nurses beginning of March. them. not in the best interests of the residents can also easily turn the beds around, or raise Each bid was met with applause, grow- How else to explain their vote, for no and the County made agreements that and lower them as needed, all without mov- ing more enthusiastic. as it went higher. apparent reason, to seriously weaken the featured broken promises. ing the child. This in turn, reduces the Robertson drew a laugh from the crowd Planning Commission? They lost. Some past facts and present evi- amount of stress little bodies have to endure. with his synopsis of how to determine the How else to explain their struggle to dence: According to Chlipaia. they hope to soon value of a work of art. adopt a vegetation ordinance that would In the 1960s we were told the toll provide all NICU babies with these high- '"Somebody just asked what its worth," have made almost impossible the eradica- revenues would be used to maintain and tech beds. he said, pointing to the eagle caning. 'This tion of invasive exotic plants on the repair the causeway... look at the job Getting the funds together for this equip- is art, the more you pay for it, the more its Island? They lost again. the county has done and where else ment took the work of a dedicated commit- worth." How else to explain their appointment they spent the toll money! In the late tee, numerous sponsors and a long list of Tts worth tuned out to be $45 thousand, to the Planning Commission of a develop- 1970s we were told Summerlin Road donors, all gathered from Sanibel and purchased by Sanibel resident Dan er with a history of multiple building code would be a hurricane evacuation route Captiva. Event guests enjoyed live music by Valentine. violations? [Two, which were corrected. for Fort Myers Beach and Sanibel; lim- Dan Tudor, along with cocktails and hors '"I thank everyone for their support, from — ed.J This time they won because of the ited access through a limited developed d'oeuvres during the silent auction. Later, the Lee Memorial Health System," said crucial swing vote. flood plane... look at it and the flood Danny Morgan took the stage, providing Chlipaia. "From the littlest donor to the Two other councilors who truly seem planes today! In the early 1980s we saw entertainment until the voice auction began biggest, everything helps." to be committed to the preservation of our the construction irregularities at the at 8:45. Auctioneer Scott Robertson quickly Sanibel as it now exists, really vote this S.W. Regional Airport... cost magnified way. The swing vote is therfore one of and opening delayed for two years! ive and the future of Sanibel can be deter- Lee County signed a contract with A LER mined by this one vote. Thirty years of Sanibel in 2002 to rehabilitate Span A creating a paradise hangs on one vote! with its drawbridge... Lee County has Don't take your eyes off City Council for done no restoration and is now trying to an instant. Vote in elections as if the fate breach its contract with Sanibel! For of Sanibel were in the balance. The future Sanibel, more broken promises, 39% of Sanibel is truly up for grabs. We must more traffic, four lane roads and traffic not be the generation that drops it! lights; for San Carlos and its estuary, dredging! — Thomas Hansen Sanibel

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Elaine Adler has been a Sanibel resident for 13 years. She feels it has been the perfect place for she and her husband to raise three daughters. A graduate of Emerson College in Boston, she received her masters degree from Columbia University in New York City. Elaine has had a busy private Tsland practice in pediatric speech pathology. She is very active in our Island community. She was a 2003 co- sushi bar open chair for Sanibel Cares; a group of Tsland mothers that has raised over $750,000 for the Children s Hospital of SW Florida in the past 4 years. open daily, 4:30-10:00 pm Elaine s other fund raising efforts have included The Children's Education Center of The Islands, The Sanibel School, The Sanibel Captiva Sam Ogiso Conservation Foundation and The Old Schoolhouse Foundation. ' sushi chef Elaine will join her husband John in residential sales at Coldwell Banker Previews International. CQLDWEEL Phone: 239/472 3121 Toll Free: 800/232 6004 BANKER Anytime Cell: 239/247-3202 2255 W. Cyjlf Drive * Casa Ybel Resort Homc:239-472 9198 I NTERNATIONAL" E-mail: [email protected] 239.472.9200 & www.thistlelodge.com Culdwdl Banker Residential Real Estate, Inc. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 8 - 14, 2004 • 7 Barbie to corporate boards: Current events at BIG ARTS By Michael Hannan ing Clarke if he had in fact recommended Constitution; and that the 14th amend- The first woman respondent said that Staff Reporter invading Afghanistan for the purpose of ment protects a woman from state intru- there was a huge discrepancy between the destroying the Al-Qaeda terrorists' sion into her decision as to whether or not salaries of men and women, and also a Pat Thurber was the moderator of last camps. Clarke said he had not, but he had, to bear a child. discrepancy in the responsibility for Wednesday's Current Events at BIG in fact, sent a strong memo to Dr. Rice However, most of the male speakers home and children: 60-75 percent accord- ARTS. Thurber, who holds dual Canadian one week before the September 11 focused on the a posteriori question of ing to one woman. and American citizenship, and who has attacks urging the administration to take when a fetus becomes a human being. Another woman pegged the salary dif- backgrounds in both sociology and psy- Al-Qaeda more seriously. Another speak- One man said that the courts are divided ference at 67 cents on the dollar. Others chology, began the session reporting the er said that Clarke's role was to recom- and "my body" rights don't cover some- cited woeful limitations in childcare. results of an informal survey that she had mend; Bush's, to act. one else's body. Another said killing a liv- The men, however, linked the differ- recently conducted to learn of the con- Almost all speakers on this subject ing thing is murder and that two lives are ence to women's lack of aggression, to cerns of teenagers. What she found was agreed that the purpose of the lost when killing a pregnant woman. leaving work earlier than their male coun- that they have pretty much the same Commission is not to assign blame, but The next topic was "what's up with terparts to take care of their families, and issues as do adults — Iraq (why we rather to discover where the systems oil." One participant quipped that if leaving the work force to start families invaded), the apparent inadequacy of failed and to ensure that there isn't a things get worse, Bush and Cheney are and then returning several years later American intelligence organizations, the recurrence of September 11th. Following going to have to start carpooling. Another behind the curve. On the bright side, one environment, improving the educational up on that premise, at least one speaker questioned whether rising gas prices man pointed out, women in pornographic system — however, she found their said that Clarke's book is important would bring on inflation. Still another movies make more money than do their responses less polarized than those of because it has brought policy failures out referenced the oil embargo of the '70s, male co-stars. I wonder how he knew adults. into the open so they can be examined which led to Honda and Toyota making that. Softballing the news before getting and rectified. serious inroads into the American auto- The final topic focused on CEOs, their into the serious topics, Thurber While everyone agreed that the mobile market. We seemed to have for- compensation, and the Board of announced the banning of public indoor Commission was focusing on the prob- gotten, he added, because now Americans Directors' responsibility for overseeing smoking in Ireland (even in pubs, Aye, lem, many voiced the opinion that the favor vans and SUVs. When I left, I CEOs. Some speakers agreed that CEOs 'tis a shock to the system), a Japanese Commission's work was feeding parti- scanned the parking lot: vans and SUVs are overly compensated, especially in skater wresting the World Figure Skating sanship, and that politicians were more outnumbered high-mileage cars more light of workers' salaries. Championship away from an American, interested in using the findings for their than three to one. Most speakers said that, in the past, the opening of the Major League baseball party's purposes. One man, however, Two speakers reminded the audience being on a board was a titular position season (which curiously took place in thought that there was no long-term one: that the economies of China and rather than a function one, especially Japan), the completion of Elvis' genealo- advantage to be had because there would India are growing exponential; and two: since most of them were appointed by the gy, credit card acceptance in New York be plenty of blame to go around. We need of the obvious, but often ignored, fact that CEO (a kind of the fox-counting-the- taxis (give you an idea of the cost of to get our intelligence systems on the oii is a finite resource. Still another said chickens strategy) and may sit on as cartage), and a liberal talk show (hosted right track. Others suggested that policy we should be drilling in ANWR. Indeed, many as 10 boards, which of course by comedian Al Franken; why should the makers weren't making policy: rather, it Alaska's Governor, Frank Murkowski, would preclude them from overseeing conservatives have the only comedian); I was being made in the West Wing, based has suggested drilling in ANWR from the much of anything. Most speakers, how- wonder if he'll hawk ties. However, I more on philosophy and ideology than on Beaufort Sea, which is state-controlled ever, agreed that board members are more wish they had gotten Dennis Miller. the facts of the situation. rather than under the aegis of the federal engaged today. One man had just Don't Rush to judgment though! Closing remarks on this subject government. returned from a board meeting and agreed The first topic for serious discussion included recognizing the anguish of the Thurber softly segued into the next that things have changed. He said he focused on the September • I lth powerless, who are kept that way by their topic by reminding us that Barbie is 45, spent a whole day reviewing the compa- Commission hearings and various ramifi- dictators and by the highjacking of Islam that she has been with Ken for 43 years, ny's recent audit, especially salaries, and cations of Richard Clarke's book. In this by radicals preaching hatred of the West. though they have never married, and that another whole day talking with middle beginning topic, the discussion was open- One man reminded the audience that, as her career has included fashion model, management. It would appear that the ended: Dr. Rice's agreeing to testify. horrible as the terrorists' attacks have surgeon, police officer, firefighter, marine cumulative effect of the Enron, World- Should Clinton testify? Bush's reversal been, all terrorism since September I lth sergeant, ambassador, and Presidential Com, and Tyco scandals has resulted in on executive privilege. The trade-off of has been primitive. What happens if a ter- candidate. board members being iess focused on Bush and Cheney's joint, private meeting rorist group gets access to a nuclear Given Barbie's prestigious resume, salaries and prestige, and more concerned with "the Commission in which neither bomb, even a low-level one? how have other women fared in their with their fiduciary responsibility to the will be under oath. The next subject for discussion was the careers? Again the women and men were company. Bush has frequently accused John possible undermining of woman's right to split on this topic. Kerry of changing his position on various choose to have an abortion or not in light issues, but some in the audience thought of Bush's signing of a bill that says that that Bush was doing the same here: first the unborn can be crime victims. The Rice can't testify, then Bush and Cheney women respondents held the opinion that claim executive privilege; now Rice can "if I need medical help, I'll consult my testify, and Bush and Cheney will answer doctor, not Porter Goss. Bush has no right questions, albeit not under oath. Several over my body."" speakers suggested that changing one's Why is Congress revisiting Roe v. mind according to additional information, Wade 31 years after the U.S. Supreme or as the result of different circumstances, Court ruled that states may not ban abor- was indeed a prudent thing to do. tions in the first six months of pregnancy; One speaker cited a snippet that refer- that a fetus is not a "person" protected by enced a member of the Commission ask- the 14th amendment of" the U.S. The Island Water Association GRAND VACATIONS REALTY, LLC -NOTICE- LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER Invites you to Experience Vacation Ownership The annual meeting of The Island Water Association, Inc. will be held at 10:00 am on Monday, April 12, 2004 \\ licnyoQ-canaJfoTOtMy own yottf at the offices of the Association own quality vacation resort : c oiulominium for one week or more, s pypry ypar Fnrpypri S located at 2BR/2BA. luxury beach-front Sanibel-Captiva Road, (.ondominiums on beautiful Sanibel Island. 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Your mystery plant is an angel's trumpet

ear Ron: I planted some melo (Citrus maxima or gran- cuttings from my neigh- dis), which is known as "the D bor several months ago mother of all citrusf'because its and they have turned into a love- round to pear-shaped fruits ly lily-like bush with yellow- attain diameters of up to 12 pink flowers that hang down. inches, and its rinds are typical- They are spectacular. ly 1/2-to 3/4-inch thick. I don't know what it is, and I Most cultivars of pummelos can't find it in any of my books. produce sweet and juicy fruit, What is it called and how do I while others bear very acidic, care for it? I am attaching a bitter fruit, and it sounds like photo. that's the kind you have. —Carol, Cape Coral Nothing you can do will change the fruit this tree produces. Dear Carol: It appears you Native to southeast Asia, the have an angel's trumpet pummelo is adaptable to all (Brugmansia suaveolens) and Florida hardiness zones. It is not every time I encounter one I am salt-tolerant. awe-struck by the grandeur of its fragrant, foot-long, trumpet- Island shaped flowers. Let go, this Sticky white stuff on plants is a Brazilian native can reach a mealybug infestation height of 15 feet. Ron Sympson Like most flowering shrubs, Dear Ron: We have a very it prefers full sun for best sticky white substance on some blooming and should be fed of our plants. W e would like to spring, summer and fall with palm fertiliz- know what we should use to rid it. photo by Ron sympson er. Because it has a low drought tolerance, —John Cramer, Cape Coral the angel's trumpet should be heavily mulched, which will also help deter nema- Dear John: Your plants have mealybugs, through October. If you make your own soap spray for todes, to which it is highly susceptible. and when infestation is high, they form a The gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides) is other plants, use only a soap labeled "pure," native to China and adaptable to all Florida such as Ivory, Dove or Castille. Mix 2 A word of caution: all parts of the white sticky mass on the undersides of hardiness zones. It is slightly salt-tolerant. tablespoons in a gallon of water. angel's trumpet are poisonous; its leaves leaves. Try spraying your plants with contain narcotic-like chemicals that can be Organoc'ide every week for four weeks and The leaves of most plants, including fatal when ingested. Always wear gloves do it before 10 a.m. grapefruit trees, are susceptible to sooty when you work on it. Using soap on gardenias can cause mold, which is a fungus that grows on the secretions of common garden pests. The Also, keep on the lookout for mealybugs scorched leaves mold in itself is not harmful and can be and hornworms. The angel's trumpet is Use slug and snail bait to kill crawling Dear Ron: Unfortunately 1 read you col- sprayed or wiped olf. adaptable to Florida hardiness zones 9A-11 munchers t and is slightly salt-tolerant. umn about not using soap on gardenias too Treat your grapefruit tree with Dear Ron: My impatiens are being eaten late. I already sprayed my plants with Dawn Organocide to get rid of the insects. to pulp by snails. I have used beer in a dish soap and water. So far they look OK, but the Fertilizing once every three years is not Your tree is not a grapefruit; it's a pummelo and have sprayed chemicals, to no avail. Do sooty mold is still there. I will now try enough, so your grapefruit is likely suffer- you have any suggestions? Organocide. Any suggestions for the dam- ing severe nutritional deficiencies. Fertilize age I may have already caused? Also my at least every three months between March —B.B., Boynton Beach Dear Ron: I would appreciate your opin- ruby red grapefruit has the same sooty mold and October with a citrus or palm fertilizer. ion on the grapefruit tree which I planted on about a fourth of the leaves. I fertilized You should also apply a citrus nutritional Dear B.B.: Get some slug and snail bait. about four years ago. It has grown well and one year ago for the first time in three years, spray on the foliage. Spray it on monthly It comes in pellet form and is activated when has been producing fruit, which are very and this year the nee looks kind of stunted. .three months in a row. large. The problem is that the rinds are very watered. The bait needs to be replaced once Help! thick, up to 1/2 inch, and the flesh (pink) is a month. If you have pets, make sure you get not at all sweet. a product that is not toxic to animals. —Mark King, Apollo Beach (Landscape consultant Ron Sympson is I have had no use for this fruit and am Trim gardenia bush after it has bloomed the author of "Ron Sympson's Florida wondering if this thickness is due to some- Dear Mark: The typical symptoms of Garden Guide" ($44.95 annually; $11.95, thing, or will this tree just be worthless? I Dear Ron: When is the best time to phototoxicity — a chemical reaction single issue) and "250 Most-Asked Florida do not know the type, since the gardener prune gardenias? between sunlight and the fatty acids in Gardening Questions" ($11.95). To ask a soaps — are brown, scorched leaves. If never gave me a tag, and 1 was not wise —Deb, Okeechobee question, order a book, or arrange for an enough to ask. damage is not evident, your gardenias are on-site consultation: Go online at probably OK. www.TheFloridaGarden.com; send an e- —Pat Martin, Fort Myers Beach Dear Deb: Wait until your gardenias quit blooming, usually in May. You can then cut Other plants on which insecticidal soap mail to [email protected]; or write to 11691 Dawn Cowrie Drive, Fort Dear Pat: It sounds like you have a pum- the plants back by one-quarter anytime should be used are impatiens, begonias and some ferns and palms. Myers, FL 33908.) i OLIdE Fine Craft Market Day at SCA April 10 The Southwest Florida Craft Guild North Carolina. DUI arrest (Hallstead had an address and phone num- will be having their annual Fine Craft Bailer now teaches Nantucket At 2:45 a.m. on April 6, Brian Addesa ber) and notify either Det. Crandon or Lt. Market Day on Saturday, April 10 from 9 Basketry in her studio, and has taught tra- of Cape Coral was observed on San-Cap Scott Ashby —472-3111. a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sanibel community ditional basket classes at BIG ARTS for moving at about 74 mph and stopped by Association. The raffle of donated items many years. Officer Rachel Fithian-Bauer on Palm • On the morning of April 2, graffiti — black spray painted marijuana leaves given by guild members and participating Selling privately and at Seaweed Ridge Road. After failing the field sobri- artists is our major fundraiser for our Galleries on Sanibel, Captiva and Anna ety exercises, he refused the breath test. and various names for the drug — were found on the back of Sanibel Chiropractic, scholarship program. We give awards to Maria Island, as well as in the Nature He was arrested, had his license suspend- students of fine craft at Edison College Shop at the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation ed and ticketed for refusing to sighed his on Eye Centers of Florida, and on two sides of Billy's Bike Rentals storage and Cypress Center for the Arts at then- Foundation, her baskets are in collections citations, for driving under the influence student exhibits in March and April. worldwide. A member of the craft guild and for speeding. building at the corner of Casa Ybel and Periwinkle. None of the surrounding resi- A resident of Sanibel for 17 years, our since 1987, she continues to share her • On April 1 an east end resident phoned dents heard any disturbance during the "Island Treasure" Helen Bailer will be time and talent. Recently her Nantucket SPD about a suspicious call she had previous evening. one of our featured local artists. Since the Bird House raised $1,700 for the intern received the night before. A man who 1980s she has studied basket weaving program at SCCF. identified himself as Tony Zito (or Zoti) • A Vespa scooter with two individuals with three expert instructors when sum- Come see her exquisite work and the informed Jean Hallstead that she had won aboard failed to negotiate all of the S- mering on Cape Cod, and attended work- work of other local artists and have an $2 million but, in order for her to collect, curve just south of 'Tween Waters around shops of Japan's Keiko Takeda and of opportunity to talk with them about their she must send a cashier's check for $1,900 noon on Monday and ran off the road, Faye Junaluska, a Cherokee Indian in work. to an address in Burnaby, Canada by slightly injuring one person and sending the second to Lee Health Park. Captiva Monday, April 5. Suspecting the call was lot. The owner was contacted via the dri- • Officer George Krivas found a goldtone a hoax, Hallstead called the police and ini- Fire & Rescue responded within two min- utes and, according to Chief John Bates, it ver's license found inside and picked the chain with a cross and half heart near tially talked to Officer Ken Sutton. objects up. Eckerd's on Palm Ridge Road. On the 5th, the man called back to appeared that the couple had gotten direct her how to send the money. He now almost all the way through the curve head- • A girl's teal Solar bike was taken from a • Two 26-inch Huffy bikes disappeared said his name was Don Miles and that the ing north when they hit the rough pave- Beach Road residence. from High Tide on March 31 — a money was to be sent to Zito (Zoti) in ment right near the end and pitched into women's blue six-speed and a men's the sand. • A black remote and two car keys with a Barnaby. Hallstead said she had not sent blue tag declaring "World's Greatest green six-speed. any money and that she had no intention Lost and Found Grandmother" were lost on Sanibel on • A guest at Beach view Resort left his of doing so. Det. Jack Crandon and Sgt. April 3. hand gun in his room which, after he Mike Cooper also conferred with her. •Thirteen complete brushed stainless steel locks were missing from a house called, was found and turned over to SPD The Sanibel officers called the • A black leather wallet containing under construction by Daniel Wayne for safe-keeping until the Miami man Economic Crimes Unit where Lt. Rick $1,000, a couple of credit cards and a Homes in the 4200 block of West Gulf driver's license were lost on April 2 by could come and pick it up. Schneider advised that he was aware of Drive. this new lottery scam. SPD would like Rose Edwards of Wilmington, DE. •Kirk Williams faded orange 12-foot anyone receiving similar calls to find out • Richard McCurry turned in a wallet and • Also on April 2, a guest at Surfrider lost Ocean kayak was taken from its storage as much information as possible keys found in the Lighthouse parking a $1,500 gold and diamond bracelet. area on Beach Road on March 31. ISLAND REPORTER-•• Week of Apri! 8-14, 2004 • 9 Does anybody really know what time it is?

By Michael Hannan • DST saves energy. Based on fuel con- podge of time zones: While European nations have been Staff Writer sumption figures for, 1974 and 1975, 1. Seventy-seven counties are in the taking advantage of the time change for The Department of Transportation Eastern Time Zone but do not change decades, in 1996 the European Union Daylight Saving Time (DST), which said that observing DST in March and to DST in April; (EU) standardized an EU-wide "sum- we just switched to last Sunday, has an April saved the equivalent in energy mertime period." The EU version of interesting history. Benjamin Franklin •of 10,000 barrels of oil each day - a 2. Ten counties are in the Central Time DST runs from the last Sunday in March first suggested the idea, but nobody got total of 600,000 barrels in each of Zone and use both Central Standard through the last Sunday in October. around to acting on his suggestion until those two years. and Central DST; and During the summer, Russia's clocks 1883 when the railroads look the first • DST saves lives and reduces traffic 3. Five other counties are in the Eastern are two hours ahead of standard time. steps by creating time zones to standard- injuries. The earlier DST allowed Time Zone but use both Eastern During the winter, all 11 of the Russian ize their schedules. Previously, major more people to travel home from work Standard and Eastern DST. time zones remain an hour ahead of stan- cities and regions set their clocks and school in daylight, which is much Additionally, Hawaii, American dard time. In the Southern Hemisphere according to local astronomical condi- safer than in darkness. The Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin where summer comes in December, DST tions Department of Transportation esti- Islands, and most of Arizona (with the is observed from October to March. In 1918, the U.S. Congress made the mated that 50 lives were saved and exception of the Navajo Indian Equatorial and tropical countries do U.S. rail zones official. In that same about 2,000 injuries were prevented in Reservations) do not observe DST. not observe DST since the daylight year, in order to conserve resources for March and April of the study years. Today approximately 70 countries hours are similar during every season, so the war effort, Congress placed the The department also estimated that observe it in at least a portion of the there is no advantage to moving clocks country on DST for the remainder of $28 million was saved in traffic acci- country. The only major industrialized forward during the summer. Also, China WW I. It lasted for seven months in dent costs. country not to have adopted DST is also does not observe it. 1918 and 1919. The law, however, Japan. Hey, buddy, you got the time? proved so unpopular that it was later • DST prevents crime. Because people repealed. get home from work and school and complete more errands and chores in When America again went to war, daylight,- DST also seems to reduce Congress reinstated DST on February 2, people's exposure to various crimes, 1942. Time in the U.S. was advanced which are more common in darkness one hour to save energy. It remained than in light. advanced one hour year-round until Sanibel Captiva September 30, 1945. The experiment worked, but Congress From 1945 to 1966, there was no U.S. did not continue DST in 1975 because of DST law. So, states and localities were opposition - mostly from the farming Pictorial BX. History Book free to observe it or not. This, however, states. caused confusion, especially for the In 1986, President Reagan signed a broadcasting industry, and for trains and bill amending the law so that DST began Revised Edition buses. Because of the different local cus- on the first Sunday in April. It still ends, toms and laws, radio and TV stations however, on the last Sunday in October, and the transportation companies had to which this year is October 31st. publish new schedules, every lime a state Today, DST is almost always one or town began or ended DST. • hour ahead of normal time, but during The American law by which we turn history there have been several varia- our clocks forward in the spring and tions, such as half adjustments (30 min- back in the fall is called the Uniform utes) or double adjustments (2 hours), Time Act of 1966. The law. however, even adjustments of 20 and-40 minutes does not require that a locality adopt have also been used. DST; only that if it does, it must be done Two-hour adjustments were used in uniformly. several countries during some years in By 1966, some 100 million the '40s and have also been used else- Americans were observing DST through where a few times. Half adjustments their own local laws and customs. were used in New Zealand in the first Congress decided to step in and end the half of the 20th Century. Sometimes confusion by establishing one pattern DST was used for longer periods than across the country. The Uniform Time just one summer, as in the United States Act of 1966 mandated that DST begin during World War II, where it was used the last Sunday of April and end the last from February 3, 1942 to September 30, Sunday of October. Any locality that 1945, when it was called "War Time." wanted to be exempt from DST could do Many people still believe that DST so by passing a local ordinance. began to help farmers. In fact, farmers Following the 1973 Arab Oil generally oppose it. In Indiana, for THIS IS A LIMITED EDITION Embargo, Congress put most of the example, where part of the state nation on extended DST for two years in observes DST and part does not, farmers PRINTING the hope of saving additional energy. In have opposed a move to DST. And the 1974, DST lasted 10 months and in chief adversary of DST in the United 1975, eight months, rather than the nor- States is the Farm Bureau. Farmers, who Our local heritage has practically vanished...a life-style mal six months (then, May to October). must wake with the sun no matter what alive only to the memory of our citizens. Now we have the The U.S. Department of time their clocks say, are greatly incon- opportunity to safeguard the history of our people through Transportation, which has jurisdiction venienced by having to change their photographs from our files and those submitted by our over DST, studied the results of the schedule in order to sell their crops to neighbors. experiment. It concluded that: people who observe DST. Farmers' opposition in Indiana has led to a hodge- This 120 page book, with more than 300 photographs such as the one above submitted by a neighbor, will be of library quality, printed on archival paper and bound with a beautiful hard cover. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Pick up your copy at our office or MEETING send in completed order blank to receive your copy by mail. The Sanibel Fire & Rescue District will conduct a regularly scheduled public meeting for the Board of Fire Commissioners on: ACT NOW! WEDNESDAY, April 14, 2004 at 1:00 PM Clip this coupon and return with your order Today!

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THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 1 fl Vegetation 1 IV Walk the *| 2 Aft* " School I 5 Coping to 14 Bask in the 8 Alzheimers 9 KWLF Walk s Beach ** Studio Success Sun 472-1100x222 395-0900

• WE BLEW UP THE BRIDGE, DID- Touch Tank Exploration at 2 p.m. Sunset Dinner Cruise call for departa- On exhibit N'T WE? at the SCA Periwinkle Program approx. 1/2 hour. tion times. Cocktails and dining. $45 • SWFL CRAFT GUILD 19th annual Playhouse. April 8 - 17, 8 p.m. $15/$5 Evening tour at 6 p.m. These tours also adults, $20 children aged 12 and under, Exhibit of Excellence at BIG ARTS 472-0324. include a visit to the touch tank. Tour is kids under 3 are free. 472-5300. Phillips gallery through April. • COMEDY NIGHT at the Periwinkle approx. 2 hours. • MATSUMOTO AND ST. CYR at Playhouse. Adult language and situa- Breakfast cruise 9 a.m. Tuesday and Matsumoto Gallery in the Village tions, no one under 21 admitted. Thursday. 90 min., includes coffee, Thursday 8 Shops. Original paintings and sculpture. Sunday, April 18, 7 p.m. $20. 472-0324 juice, and pastry. 472-2941 • WHEN SOMEONE YOU LOVE IS • AGNES OF GOD at the Periwinkle TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE • LITTLE CREATURES art exhibition at DIAGNOSED WITH ALZHEIMERS Playhouse, presented by the Orpheus leaves hourly from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. seminar with Eleanor Horowitz. April 8, FGCU Arts Complex. March 19 - April Players. April 11, 8 p.m. $15 472-0342 daily except Friday. Wildlife Drive is 16. 10:30 a.m. Island Senior Center, corner now open from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. of Palm Ridge and Library Way. • KATIE GARDENIA AND CARL through the m&nth except Fridays. Reservations, 472-1351 SCHWARTZ new work at the Captiva • THE CARPENTERS SHOP at the SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE Civic Association. Opening reception Sanibel Community Church. Bibles, BAY: The naturalists at Tarpon Bay April 7, 5-7 p.m. EXPLORE THE BAILEY TRACT books, music, gifts. Mon-Fri. 10 a.m. - Explorers have started up free Learn about unique freshwater environ- • 5 FABULOUS FEMALES at the 4 p.m. lunchtime talks beginning at 12:30 p.m. ment. 8:30 a.m. 472-1100 x 222. Alliance for the Arts, 10091 McGregor Mon.- Fri. on the observation deck • TARPON BAY EXPLORERS is offer- • CALUSA SHELL MOUND TRAIL Blvd. New work by JoAnn Bedient, ing naturalist led tours on the Tarpon overlooking the most beautiful setting Jean Dean, Mary Keogh, Pat LaVigne, on Sanibel and last about half an hour. TOUR guided boardwalk trail. 8:30 Bay portion of the 'Ding' Darling a.m. 472-1100x222. and Elizabeth White. Opening reception National Wildlife Refuge for birders, Topics include Calusa Cafe, manatees, • SHORELINES DISCOVERY WALK 9 April 2, 5-7 p.m. naturalists, and curious people who dolphins, sharks, turtles, and alligators. a.m. every Thursday at SCCF Nature enjoy being on the water and learning Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at the Center parking area to learn about the from an experienced naturalist. Call for north end of Tarpon Bay Rd. 472-8900. On g forces that shaped this Gulf chain of reservations for all activities. 472-8900 Call for reservations for all activities. • TURN OF THE SCREW presented by barrier islands. 472-2329 Theatre Conspiracy, Fould's Theatre, 472-8900 Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak at • YOGA FOR HEALTH 9:15 -10:30 Alliance of the Arts. April 15-Mayl, PILATES MAT AND FLOOR WORK 8:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 1 p.m. daily. a.m. Thursdays at the Community $16/$7. Call for dates and times. 936- 472-8900. with Bonnie Clancy, OTR at the Sanibel House, 2173 Periwinkle Way, with 3239 Sunset Paddles tour Monday, through Community Association Tuesday and Eleanor Horowitz. Cost: $10. 267-8334 • CAROUSEL at the Broadway Palm Friday, 6 p.m. Tour is about 2 1/2 hours. Thursday. 9:15 - 10:30 a.m. Bring mat, Feb. 19 - April 11. 1380 Colonial Blvd, comfy clothes. $12/$90 10 sessions. • FAMILY STORY HOUR at the Sanibel Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 pas- Public Library, 6:30 p.m Fort Myers. 278-4422. senger pontoon boat departs at 11,1 and ($80 for SCA members) 395-9060. • FAMILY NIGHT at the Sanibel Library • LETS GO TO THE MOVIES at the Off 3, tour is approx. 90 minutes. BLUE SKIES FITWALK GROUP with 6:30 p.m. Broadway Palm. March 4 - April 25. Everglades Day Trip all day, meet at 8 Lee Tolman. San-Cap Med Center park- ing lot, 4301 San-Cap Rd. Mon., Wed., • AMY'S VIEW at the Florida Rep, in a.m., return around 6:30 p.m. Includes • YOGA & MEDITATION 6 p.m.-7:30 Fri. 8:30 & 10 a.m. $10, or FitPass the historic Arcade Theatre downtown air boat ride, swamp buggy tour, and p.m. with Murari Brian Healy at Casa available. 472-0116. Fort Myers. 332-4665 more. Call for reservations. 472-0101. Ybel Resort. Open to public, beginner's FITNESS WITH RAM at the SCA, welcome. $12. 2173 Periwinkle Way. Low impact aer- obics. It. weight training. Mon, Wed. Coming $&on C.R.O.W.'S Fri., 9:15 - 10:30 a.m. $8. 267-3092. • 4TH ANNUAL SEXUAL VIOLENCE ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: SYMPOSIUM sponsored by Abuse Mth A»»«ai TASTE of the ISLANDS Cruises; dolphin watch, sunset cruises Counseling and Treatment. April is Sunday, May 16,2004-Noon to 6pm»Gulfside Park (Algiers Beach) Sanibel and more on board power catamarans. National Sexual Violence Awareness - Volunteer Sign-Up - Canoe and kayak tours; guided or self month. Symposium at Sanibel Harbour guided. Walk the Boardwalk; free Resort and Spa, April 22. $50, includes You Cats Help CROW by feeing a volunteer at "Taste of the Island" nature tour of mile-long boardwalk at breakfast and lunch. RSVP by April 10, SATURDAY. MAY 15TH Port Sanibel Marina, Monday, 939-2553. Wednesday, Friday 10 a.m. 472-8443. 9:00AM CAPTIVA CRUISES: In conjunction • Set fencing around sea oats and dunes with South Seas Resort, now offers two Friday 9 • Assist with tent set-up new cruises. Dolphin Luncheon Cruise • Assist with restaurant table set-up departs at 11:30 a.m., return, at 1:30. y • Pick-up plants/canopies on island as needed (trucks helpful) Family cruise with casual lunch buffet NO FIT 'N TRIM THIS WEEK, join us 2:00PM served. $35 adults, $20 children aged 12 April 16 for weight management A to Z, • Open, bag and distribute garbage boxes & butt buckets and under, kids 3 and under are free. 11 a.m. weigh in, 11:30 a.m. meeting at • Prepare raffle ticket packets 472-5300 the Congregational Church, 2050 • Distribute wine cases and supplies to beverage tent • Hang signs (Gates and Tents) SUNDAY. MAY 16TH - DAY OF THE EVENT (3 1/2 HOUR SHIFTS) 9:00AM • Volunteer check-in • Assist with Sponsor Arena set-up and decorating • Assist with Tee Shirt folding and set-up 11:00AM • Sell Tee-Shirts G Entrance Gate Ticket Takers You'll he G Main Beverage Tent G Remote Beverage Tent G Food and Beverage Ticket Sales G CROW Information Table G Raffle Ticket Sales Table complete 6:00PM comprehensive JOT G Fold & stack tables and chairs dentistry G Remove signs G Clean up gate area and butt buckets C.aritn;, friendly Uenlistn. AVAILABLE SHIFT TIMES m makeovei ll:00AM-3:00PM 3:00PM-6:00PM__ ill.' ' : .'li li.. . ' I'v • !• PLEASE FAX FORM BACK TO CROW AT 472-2764 white fillings/crowns A packet will arrive by mail with your assignment letter, parking pass and a coupon for a discount on an event shirt. Entry wristbands will be given to you at the volunteer check-in tent when you arrive at the event. PLEASE PRINT Name_ Address. A [ Alan l\l. jJn.O.S. \/.»I V KCIII/UIS. />./). S. City .State. NinSlmcslorn Unix. Doni.ii Zip SIIIDO! (.I.KIIUIC I•>!;-> Day Phone. FAX 2323 Wooster La. • 472-4445 Formerly on staff • Water Tower Surgical Center THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT "We're Here For YOU" •Gottlieb Memorial Hospital Periwinkle Way, in Heron Hall. $5 dona- tion suggested. y GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER CLUB • OPEN PORTRAIT STUDIO 1-4 p.m. FLOWER SHOW - by the Shell Island meets every Friday in finest restaurants "Every $4 per session, open to all artists. Model Garden Club at the Sanibel Historical y provided. 472-5267. in the area. For more info, call 332-8191 KORESHAO N STATE HISTORIC SITE Village and Museum. Call 472-8994. BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. guided tours. 10 a.m. Sat. and Sun. • TROUBLESTARTERS AT THE WHY AND HOW TO BASK IN THE Michaels and All Angels. Fridays 10 $3.25 per vehicle. AMERICAN LEGION Every Tuesday SUN Island Osteoporosis Support a.m.-ll:30; a.m. in the Parish Hall. 472- evening 7:30 pm. to closing. San-Cap Group. Meets in Bank of the Islands DISCOVERING THE REFUGE guid- Rd. at mile marker 3. 472-9979. 2173. ed tour through birding locations on the community room. 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. TERRIFIC TWOS stories, activities for Refuge, covers mangrove ecosystem, • READING AT THE REFUGE Story TAKE ME TO THE RIVER kid's pro- two year olds, Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. overview on all facets of the refuge. hour at the J.N. 'Ding' Darling Nat'l gram with the SCCF. Explore and learn KWLF stories, activities, games, for Sunday through Thursday, 9 a.m. 472- Wildlife Refuge. Geared for preschool about our wetlands. Children must have ages 6 and up at the Sanibel library. 3 1100x222. to elementary schoolers. 10 a.m. 472- adult accompany them. 3/adults, kids free. p.m. 1100x236 or x222. RSVP 472-2329 April 14 at 9:30 a.m. • ADVANCED BIRDING at the Refuge. soon 1-2 hour tour for the experienced birder, : \«t P from Wildlife Drive. 8 a.m., Tuesdays SEAGRASS WADING TRIP at San and Sundays. RSVP 472-1100 x222 INTRO TO BIRDING at the Ding Carlos Bay with the SCCF. Bring old Every Darling Refuge. 1-2 hour tour for begin- clothes or a bathing suit, towel, sun- y • YOGA CLASSES AT CASA YBEL REFREFUGGE BIKE TOUR 1-2 hour tour RESORT Murari Brian Healy will ner and novice birdwatchers. 8 a.m. glasses, sunscreen, and closed-toed with naturalist around 4-mile Wildlife RSVP 472-1100x222 shoes that can get wet. April 14, 9 a.m. begin teaching two new ongoing yoga Dr. Indigo Trail loop. 10 a.m. 472-1100 classes at Casa Ybel Resort oh Tuesday NESTERS & RESTERS Beach and RSVP 472-2329 or 395-4617. x222. mornings, 9 a.m. - 10 a.m. This is an shoreline exploration, departing 9 a.m. • VOICE OF THE FAITHFUL meets at • BRIDGE FOR FUN Senior Center outdoor class and will be held on the from the Sanibel Inn. Park in lot next to St. Columbkille Parish hall, 12171 Iona 2401 Library Way. $1 members, $3 lawn overlooking the gulf in front of the Ellington's. 472-2329 Rd, Fort Myers. 7 p.m. 466-1594 non-members. 472-5743. Thistle Lodge restaurant on the grounds CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR Sanibel • SAN-CAP AARP MEETING APRIL of Casa Ybel Resort, 2255 West Gulf Public Library 9:30 &10:30 a.m. 30, 1:30 p.m. This meeting will com-, • AFTER SCHOOL STUDIO at BIG Dr. Beginner friendly, cost is $12 per PELICAN KNITTERS meeting every bine the April/May meetings. Everyone ARTS. Art enrichment activities from class. week through the month of April at welcome. Meet at the Island Senior 2:15 to 5 p.m. 395-0900 Suntrust Bank at 9 a.m. Come for con- • SHELLCRAFTERS10 a.m. to 3 p.m. • FORT MYERS SWING DANCE Center corner of Library Way and Palm SOCIETY meets every Tuesday at Ron versation, knit caps for babies, preemies Ridge. 395-3372 every Monday at the Community House in hospitals all over the country. 472- on Periwinkle. Dao's Sports Bar in Ft. Myers, 15320 McGregor Blvd. Free lessons 8:30 - 9 9120 • MOMMY AND ME at the SCA 10:30 p.m. No cover. 239/851-7354 a.m. -11:30 p.m. $2 per child. For Moms Saturday 10 and kids aged 1-4 years. 472-6227. • BOOKWORMS stories and crafts for children aged 3-5, Sanibel Library 10 We Blew Up the Bridge, Didn't We? • VEGETATION WALK 2 hour tour of a.m. Mon/Wed. Shell Mound trail 9 a.m. every other • SMALL WONDERS stories for chil- Opens April 8 at Periwinkle Playhouse Sat. 472-1100x222. dren birth to age 2. Sanibel Library 2 • FAMILY FUN AT THE REFUGE guid- p.m. Mon/Tue We Blew Up the Bridge, Didn't We ? A duced by June Koc. Come on out to sup- comedy by Mike Fuery. Off Beach port local community theater. Tickets ed tour of Wildlife Dr. for the family. 9 • SCA DUPLICATE BRIDGE has a.m. RSVP 472-1100x222. Players are opening this production on are on sale at the box office. and at resumed at the Sanibel Community Thursday April 8th at 8 p.m. The large Needful Things in Tahitian Gardens. • MINDFUL YOGA AT BIG ARTS with Association on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. Brian Healy, 9:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. 1 cast includes these Islanders: Peter This show is rated funny and appro- The game is open to all regardless of Stearns, Dave Yudowitz, Mark Sauer, Open to pubhc, beginners welcome. ability. Partners will be provided if nec- priate for all ages. Performance dates $12. Ernestine McKay, Laurie Pickens, Jo are: April 8, 9, 10, 13,14,15,16,17. essary. Fees $4 for SCA members,! $5 Anna Bowers, Mary Parker, Tread for non-members. Tickets are available at the box office Parker, John Cestaro, Sylvia Cross, Mary 472-0324 or at Needful Things 472- Caming soon Remele, John Thomas & Maria Familo. 5400. Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 • DICK HYMAN & THE PALM It is directed by Vince Kelly and pro- for children. STRINGS QUARTET at BIG ARTS, April 17, 8 p.m. $30, 395-0900. FROM COPING TO SUCCESS! Last Sponsored by West Wind Inn. in the series of the Coping with llife series offered by the Island Senior Center, corner of Library Way and Palm Ridge. Guest speaker Vivki Ashton. 2 No CROW on Sunday p.m. Free admission, but limited seat- ing. There will be no C.R.O.W pro- gram on Easter Sunday, April 11, SHELL ISLAND GARDEN CLUB 2004. The Monday-through-Friday meets at St. Michael and All Angels daily program will resume at 11 a.m. Church, Sanibel at noon. NOTICE on Monday, April 12 and continue year-round. Dr. Alan Rembos has purchased the Sanibel dental practice location of Roger Dunphy DDS, located at 2323 Wooster Lane Sanibel Island The new phone number is 472-4445. as of September 1, 2003

Voted Best Real Estate Agent on the Islands 2001 & 2002 Our office has always remained Fabulous, welcoming, beautifully decorated, furnished & accessorized estate home & guest home located in the heart of Captiva Island's Gold Coast. 2-story entrance hall gives way to open and we are here to serve your am spacious living rm, hardwood floors, fireplace, mirrored bar & 29 feet of sliding glass doors overlooking the waters of the Gulf of • Mexico. Gulf front screened porch. Open wrap around deck. Exclusive Member of Gourmet kitchen. Main house 5 bdrm, 5.5 bth. each with a private dental needs. the Coldwell Banker balcony, & a bath with Jacuzzi tub. Gulf front pool and spa. Guest International house with fully equipped kitchen, 3 bdrm, 3 bthrm, & a 2nd President's Premier private pool& spa. Secluded, beautifully proportioned lot 1.5 acres, Sincerely Dr. Rembos & Staff Club professionally landscaped lush tropical tropical flowers, mature native trees, koi pond, brick courtyard. Virtually abandoned beach, public access in excess of 1• .5 miles away in either direction. Also in Ft. Myers

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• Award winning former model ' I -I il > K,II>< U .1 inJ up l,> A n. • Gulf to bay property • Perfect beach house completey remodeled • Gorgeous design and decor ' Furnished 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath w/2 bed cottage • 2 separate lots • 3 bedroom, 3 bath, heated pool & spa • Fully furnished - turn key • Lots of windows to soak up the view • Bay property has 3 docks • Maple floors, gourmet kitchen, granite counters • Secluded setting w/pool, tennis & beach • Garage, dock, pool and spa • Offered fully furnished ' Southern pine cathedral ceilings $949,900 (102982) $3,250,000 (103922) $3,195,000 (103340) $1,925,000 (104513) Ada Shissler •472-5187 x 254 Lynda Traverse -472-5187 x 226 Jim Hall -472-5187 x 215 Karen Bell • 472-7800 x 270 / 7. / ,v) i V. / 7?.. /

' 3 bedroom, 2 bath on oversized lot < Incredible riverfront property Light & bright w/vaulted ceilings • 554 East Koik-« I'm«. ' Wonderful home, close to everything • 222' on the Caloosahatchee 3 bedroom, 2 bath, almost new home • 2 bedroom, 2 bath + den or 3rd bedroom ' Spacious home, great for a family •325'dock • • • Private backyard & near the beach • Very pretty pool home • Screen enclosed pool & butterfly garden • 2 existing homes & a reflection pool from the 1920s Great value for this much space - Offered furnished $689,000 (103734) $3,988,000 in Ft Myers (104685) $389,900 (104701) $549,000 (104686) Rose Dakos -472-5187 x 233 Susan Dunn -472-5187 x 238 Mike McMurray -472-5187 x 250 The Gaetas & L Zlatkin -472-5187 x 231/296 Near Batcn. Coihtt/e /suuw Z-Li>itu/

• Very near the beach • Sanibel Seaview 3 bedri urn 5 hjih ' Kill MIII ' ^ Kiili in SIIII^I • ipn\.i • Si I^IJU i-l s.imhj • Historic Olde Sanibel • Glass enclosed office off of master bedroom Community pool, tennis and grills • Furnished 2 bedroom • Walk to shops and restaurants • Kitchen suited for the most demanding gourmet Fully furnished • On-site management i.*S\-\?'#' • Caged & elevated pool • See this and stop looking — Short walk to shops, restaurant & marina • Pool, tennis and beach access $819,000 (104792) $1,195,000 (102432) $799,000 (104596) $349,000 (104655) James & Penny Hetmanek • 472-5187 x 219/202 R Hamann & The Gerasins 472-5187 x 235/236/232 Karen Bell - 472-7800 x 270 Susan Andrews • 472-5187 x 251 A I- Q' t''/'' Park Otv £l& Beac/i T)irecf C/IUT Fmi£ |NK\NK\\ LISlTv7LISlTv7| < ,"~ • -*1 JV* *»

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Their presentation will begin short- unattended, never fear: shop and arrange airport ly after 7 p.m. in the north room. The pre- Island Home Service ground transportation for sentation is free, and the fishing public is can protect your house you. welcome to attend. and maintain your Yard services include Captain Mike Rehr has been fishing home's exterior while weekly, bi weekly or the Sanibel & Captiva waters for 30 years. you're gone. monthly visits to edge He will be speaking on light tackle and fly Edwin Herms, a former walks and the driveway, fishing for tarpon in and around the financial and property man- mow the lawn, weed and edge islands. In addition to tarpon fishing, ager, always wanted just one flower beds, and blow debris Mike focuses on light tackle snook, red- reliable service to take care of his from walk ways. As with the home fish and during the summer months, bone- house when he used to leave Sanibel to watch service, the company reports to you fish and permit in the Florida Keys. Mike return to Germany. "I fretted," he says, after every visit. has been featured on ESPN, magazines, "because you hear of retaining a company For the uber-gardener, Island Home newspaper columns and numerous books to do the lawn and they don't show up, or Service will check sprinkler system timers on Florida fishing. He is a long standing something else happens. And there I am, in and heads, and change the sprinkler run FFF Certified Fly Casting Instructor and a Germany." times for water restrictions or season. Certified Master Naturalist. Security and reliability were the ideas They'll arrange palm tree and shrub trim- Captain Joyce Rehr, his wife, currently behind Island Home Service, which Herms ming, have your flowerbeds fertilized and holds three IGFA World Records for ultra- founded in 2003. The company offers a mulched, and even replace your annuals. light tackle (2 to 4 lb. test line). All of home watch service, a yard service, and a As part of their all-inclusive plan for these records were set here on Sanibel. pool service. You can subscribe to one ser- safeguarding your home, Island Home Joyce is a free-lance writer, a photograph- vice or two, or all three in a complete pack- Service will also take care of your pool. er and a member of the International age with a discount. During weekly visits, they will brush the Women's Fishing Association. She will be The Sanibel Island Fishing Club meets monthly and has fishing seminars, outings The home watch service offers weekly, tile, check and adjust chemicals and water joining Mike in their presentation. Both of bi- weekly or monthly visits to check the level, backwash the filter system, vacuum, them can be reached directly at (239)472- and other social events throughout the year. If you are interested in joining the interior and exterior of your home using a and inspect equipment for proper opera- 3308. checklist developed just for you. In addition tions. You'll receive a report after very visit. With the peak of tarpon season just club, please drop us a line at The Sanibel Fishing Club, P.O. Box 1121, Sanibel, FL to reporting to you via email, fax, or phone The company is fully licensed and around the corner, this combined presen- after each inspection, the employees leave a insured. tation is a must for those anglers interest- 33957 or call Charles Sobczak, President, at 472-0491. form behind showing what they did on each For peace of mind while you're back ed in targeting the mighty silver kings. visit. home, contact Edwin Herms by phone at Additional, white-glove options are (239) 472 5247 or by fax at (239) 472 0379, available: Island Home service will bring or email him at info@islandhomeservice out your patio furniture before your arrival .com. Visit the company's web site at or that of your guests, reset your air condi- www.islandhomeservice.com. Island Ahhh Tropical Paradise! tioner or humidistat to a desired tempera- Home Service is a member of the Sanibel ture before you arrive and after you leave, Chamber of Commerce. FREE Seventh graders help teach kinder- gartners in SCCF's Pick Preserve PRINT *.:,* with each subscription

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Permits As of March 28, 2004, new property $50,000 Residential Alterations 200 333 Periwinkle Way Launer, Joerg & Inga Stultz Inc. $30,000 Pool and Spa 6211 Starling Way Landgraf, James E. & Marg. Coastal Custom Pool owners on Sanibel included: $30,000 Mold Remediation 2549 West Gull Drive 103 Heliegers, Marcia Mills Brothers Condominiums — $9,000 Roofing 1542 San Carlos Bay Drive Cline, Barbara L. Tr. Anchor Roofing Roach Charles G Jr + Nancy O 485 East Gulf Dr $1,665,000 $9,000 Enclose Porch 2777 113 West Gulf Drive Levin, Lois C. Trust Sanibel Glass & Mirror Green John P Jr + Kathleen 2475 West Gulf Dr #207 $779,000 $7,681 Roofing 5305 Ladyfinger Lake Road Rauert, Christian Pablo & Colonial Roofing 5675 Baltusrol Ct #2 $6,800 Mechanical Permit 1014 South Yachtsman Drive Ballard, Everett E. Tr. Anchor Roofing Crooks Richard C +Phyllis A $609,000 > * $6,795 Roofing' 2173 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Comm Assoc. Camp-Rigby Roofing $6,775 Shutters 215 Hurricane Lane Marc and Nancy Stretch Hurricane Shutter Co. of FM Non-Condo — $6,460 Bath Remodel 1501 K304 Middle Gulf Drive Wallinga, Constance M. Glenn Squires 1402 Sanderling Circle Lie 1402 Sanderling Cir $1,240,000 ' $5,400 Shades 696 Emeril Court Harper, James T. & Dolores M. Hurricane Shutter Co. of FM Keeler Stephen! Sr + Jodi H 6120 Henderson Rd $950,000 $5,270 Mechanical Permit 3868 West Gulf Drive Hanna, Edward & Susan Comfort Temp Waller William + Judith 2337 Wulfert Rd $900,000 $5,265 Roofing 930 Donax Street City of Sanibel Custom Installers Frette John E + Margaret R 896 Angel Wing Dr $750,000 $5,000 Demolition 1881 Periwinkle Way Rosen, Ron & Spring Owner Buiider Lamphere George E + Jean 9439 Cotten Ct $750,000 417 Lake Murex Circle Glietz, Lothar, Tr. $2,800 Garage Door Garage Doors by Roy North Burkholder James 925 Whelk Dr $718,000 637 Lake Murex Circle Jones, David W. & Nancy G. $2,241 Mechanical Permit Island Aire Trumbull George V + Karen K 1067 Sand Castle Rd $625,000 $2,210 3055 Poinciana Circle Metcalfe, J.M. & R. Kay Garage Door Garage Doors by Roy North Gillespie William C + Linda 424 East Gulf Dr $569,000 $2,200 1313 Eagle Run Drive Wolter Development Inc. LP Tanks Ferrellgas Dsif Lie 1001 Lindgren Blvd $545,000 $1,700 2311 25 West Gulf Drive Scarborough, Sydney Tr. Etal. Shutters Rolsafe International Decker Garry H + Cheryl G 9455 Coventry Ct $540,000 $1,510 514 Kinzie Island Court John Schubart Garage Door Garage Doors by Roy North Scutakes Dmitri + Susanne F 713 Durion Ct $500,000 $1,462 Replace LR Window 979 0171 East Gulf Drive Levine, A.M. & SaraH. Sanibel Glass & Mirror 1645 Sand Castle Road Edwards, Judith D. Giulietti Mitchell A + J Emma 474 Lake Murex Cir $403,000 n/v/g Roofing Camp-Rigby Roofing 957 Cabbage Palm Court Rue, Francis J. Jr. Tr. etal Bertsch David R + Nancy 495 East Lake Rd $393,000 n/v/g Roofing Infinger Professional Roofing 863 East Gulf Drive Meristar, Song of the Bergstrom Charles + Mary Lou 3762 Coquina Dr $325,000 n/v/g Roofing Colonial Roofing 2302 Wulfert Road Jager, Melvin F & Virginia S. n/v/g Pool End. DBS Aluminum Construction 5743 Pine Tree Drive Safer, Jack n/v/g Plumbing Sweetwatet Plumbing 2477 2497 Periwinkle Way n/v/g Mechanical Permit Bailey, Francis P. Jr. Tr. & Aries Refrigerations 623 Lighthouse Way n/v/g Irrigation System Eldh, John & Kathleen Rain King Irrigation Maint. 2255 West Gulf Drive n/v/g Temporary Tent Thistle Lodge Partnership 2255 West Gulf Drive n/v/g Temporary Tent Thistle Lodge Partnership OPEN Septic Abandonment Dockside and hnjoy Mouthwatering Easter Sunday Delights Irani the Sea 4083 West Gulf Drive Marsal, Bryan P. & Kathleen M. Rohaley&Sons Plumbing 4039 West Gulf Drive Dunlap, Robert M. & Mary Jane W. Rohaley & Sons Plumbing It Doesn't Gel Any Fresher! 420 Lighthouse Way Dolan, James T. & Nancy J. Rohaley & Sons Plumbing 455 59 Periwinkle Way Arnold, David C. Sr. Tr. Gavin, Oscar L. Plumbing 1686 Dixie Beach Blvd. Churchill, Winston J. & Gavin, Oscar L. Plumbing Gramma Dofs 3043 Poinciana Circle Altis, Klipton R. & Barbara J. Gavin, Oscar L. Plumbing 709 Heather Lane Campbell, John E. Jr. & Katharine Owner Seaside Saloon 313 Palm Lake Drive Crimmins, John C. Tr. Gavin, Ronald K. 1 1022 Lindgren Blvd. Thompson, Judith Rohaley & Sons Plumbing Winner of 11 Task ot the 1524 Angel Drive Darrell M. & Roberta M. Hanson Gavin, Ronald K. Serving Ishinrls "Avv.-ircls" 418 Raintree Place Rushworth, John & Milbrey Rohaley & Sons Plumbing Lunch 11: it) \M Our liitesi win for 1001 Lindgren Blvd. Loucks, Enid Gavin, Oscar L. Plumbing : 1196 Bay Drive Traum, William J. & Barbara K. Gavin, Oscar L. Plumbing Dinner .1:00 I'M "THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE _ -J 1106 Buttonwood Lane Connor, David J. & Margery C. Rohaley & Sons Plumbing AWARD" locat'edat... 3968 Coquina Drive Steele, Kenneth R. Rohaley & Sons Plumbing lake out Avjildlilc > Yc ifi ir 7 row Sanihel Marina 841 Lindgren Drive Weizman, Sayine G. Gavin, Oscar L. Plumbing 424 East Gulf Drive Giliespie, William & Linda Gavin, Ronald K. Couic .Sec l'\7?i.' Sanibel, TL 424 East Gulf Drive Gillespie, William & Linda Gavin, Ronald K. 472-8138

C.R.O.W.'S TASTE of the ISLANDS 2OO4 SPONSOR BENEFITS Contribution Requirement $5©0.OO VIP GUEST BENEFITS; Wildlife Sponsors will receive VIP treatment at C.R.O.W.'s 24th Annual Taste of the Islands to be held Sunday, May 16, 2004, at Sanibel's Gulfside PUBLIC NOTICE City Park from Noon to 6pm. Ifs a great day and a wonderful way to enjoy family, friends or neighbors at a very special Island event! Free Admission For 4 Guests PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING A great opportunity to entertain guests, family and friends "Island Style" © Seating for 4 in the VIP sponsor tent - New & Enlarged! The Sanibel Planning Commission will convene Sit in comfort in the shade, away from the fray © VIP Parking Passes for 2 cars the regularly scheduled meeting on © Hassle free parking with a designated trolley ride to the front gate Tuesday, April 20, 2004 at 9:00 A.M. One Hundred Food & Beverage Tickets © Thafs $100 worth of free Tastes" of the Islands best food and cool libations © Four FREE 2004 event lees, designed this year by well-known Island artist Heather Slabosz © Meet the 2004 Celebrity Taste Host and Hostess THE MEETING WILL BE CONDUCTED ADVERTISING BENEFITS IN MACKENZIE HALL Wildlife sponsors are offered the following advertising benefits if desired © Your name will appear as an event sponsor in ail print advertising and Taste related media coverage and in the sponsor tent. CITY HALL, 800 DUNLOP ROAD © Free one-eighth page ad in the Official Taste program that is distributed in advance of the event via the Islander and given to all attendees as they enter THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME the gate.

SPONSOBSHIP CONFIRMATION YES! I want to be a sponsor for The Planning Commission meeting agenda is posted on the City's bulletin board. It CROW's 241h Annual Taste of the Islands with benefits for four guests! can be obtained at the Planning Department for no charge or accessed on the City My tax deductible contribution of $500 is enclosed. Please make your check 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 payable to C.R.O.W. agenda are available for S.I 5/page from the Planning Department. MC/Visa # Exp. Date PLEASE PBINT Sponsor Name _ In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special Address accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Jim Isom, Manager City State Zip. of Administrative Services no later than one day prior to the proceeding. Telephone (239) 472-3700 for assistance. If hearing impaired, telephone the Contact Person. Florida Relay Service at 711 for assistance. Please return this form with your check by May 1st to: Taste of the Islands / CROW, inc. P.O. Box 150 Sanibel, Florida 33957-0150 16 • Week of April 8 - 14, 2004 • ISLAND REPORTER island REPORTER CAMIQCI AMn PADTIUA CI TV Guide CNN Listings for CNN Headline News The Weather Channel Week of April 9-15, VTV (Visitors' Television) 2004 C-SPAN C-SPAN2

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High (239)242-2180 18 acres of manicured Elevation, paved roads, Two-bedrooms/two-baths license. Both positions full-time with den & Jacuzzi. w/benefits. Call Better Roads Between 2pm-8pm only! LOTS FOR SALE landscaping to the beautiful underground utilities. (800) 455- gulf waters. Great 1981, Ext. 16 Low density complex. (239) 567-2257 EOE/DFWP. Lehigh Acres, SW: 8 miles from Two Lap-Pools/Sauna, Airport; lot available. Retail value opportunity Six-Lighted Tennis-courts. $15,000. Need quick sale- $9,300. to be in one of the few Well-cared-for; Call: (239) 340-5926 standing buildings at TELEPHONE SALES Gulfside with common walls. TIME SHARE FOR SALE Would like Fully furnished and tastefully to-keep-it-that-way. HELP WANTED MUSICAL (330) 568-0109 WATERFRONT LOTS appointed. $1,249,000. GETJAMMIN'! INSTRUMENT Cape Coral, 1920 SE 13th Terrace, SANIBEL ARMS WEST M-1 KEY WEST Advertising Pianos, pianos, pianos, buy factory, sailboat access, seawall in, have 2/2 corner unit.On site FSBO. LOGGERHEAD CAY direct and save huge. Call Rachel dock permit. Less than 10 minutes management/rentals. Very NORTH SIDE. Direct Gulf-Front Condo Sales Walter Piano direct (574) 271- to river. Call for information. (239) nicely furnished and walk FLOATING WEEK. 2nd Floor-Corner-Unit 0171 Top quality at best value. 872-3584 or (239) 573-8555 right out to pool and beach. EXCHANGE Two Bedrooms/Two Baths The Breeze Newspapers Buy American family owned. New Best buy beach side AVAILABLE. Panoramic Gulf-Views Publisher of over & used $474,000. Great income 2 BR/2 BA. AVAILABLE: 24 publications in WATERFRONT HOMES potential! SLEEPS SIX. April 17 thru Summer Lee and Charlotte Counties FULL KITCHEN, FMB, direct access, canal front, $900/week seeks SPORTING GOODS LAND - LAND - LAND LANAI, 5% discount (3 or more weeks) Display Sales Associates 2br/2ba/2car in Fairview Isles. 2 POOLS, HOT TUB. (732) 223-6748 (after 5 pm.) in Lehigh Acres, OCEAN ACCESS, e-mail: [email protected] Ft Myers Beach Slalom Ski NEW LISTING BOAT SLIP. and South Lee County. O'Brien World Team Lot 150X100 - already cleared - TERMS Graphite (167 cm.) great location. $230,000 CALL Prior sales experience Slalom pair of H.O. (239)415-2035 preferred. Sport Combo. All WWW. Twin home lot - overlooks wide LOGGERHEAD-CAY for $150. lake on Rabbit Road. Bring Fully Furnished , These are base plus (Jeff) (239) 671-3313 your sister. $359,000 Two bedroom/two bath commission positions VACATION RENTALS Condo. with a good benefits package. ANOi OVER THE BRIDGE Pool-Tennis-Cable-VCR Call Robin Calabrese ATRIUM RENTING: (239) 765-0400, GARAGE SALES IONA AREA Exclusive Gulf front Sanibel condo NOW THRU SUMMER or send resume, Desirable 3BR riverfront residence. Two week minimum. BY OWNER e-mail Garage/moving sale; Furniture, complex. Like new condition. AVAILABLE NOW. Please call 1-516-628-1801 [email protected], dining room set, six piece Furnished.9 ft ceilings. (608) 363-7669 ALTV1 ©aol.com Fax (239) 765-0846 sectional, patio, kitchen and Superb value. $259,000 bedroom, TV, pics, lamps, glassware, Aiwa stereo, clothes. St. CHARLES HARBOR Atrium. Lovely 2 Br/2 Ba condo Ocean's Reach Gulf Front Condo. 1225 Sand Castle, Sanibel. 9:00 - REALTY Canal front within the gates of on the Gulf. All amenities. Two One bedroom. Sleeps four. Newly COLLECTIBLES 1:00. South Fort Myers favorite week minimum. Owner, decorated. Shelling, pool, tennis. Bottle collection - 160 antique, .COM community. 3/3-1/2 bath plus (313) 886-4757. Top floor for best view. Call owner decanter, liquor, wine, Avon. Multi family yard sale. Fri. 4/9 and loft, pool dock. for discount. (952) 472-7994 or Sat. 4-10.8:00 til 4:00. Balsa Ct. in Atrium. Lovely 2 Br/2 Ba condo email: [email protected] $900. Franklin Mint History of Gumbo Limbo (off Dixie Beach UPPER CAPTIVA Mediterranean estate home on the Gulf. All amenities. Two Flight - first edition, proof, set. 100 Blvd). Glass, linens, jewelry, with granite kitchen. week minimum. Owner, OCEAN'S REACH silver medals,125 Troy oz. $1000. ISLAND Cathedral ceilings - lots of (313)886-4757. (239)728-8881. books, furniture, pottery, clothes, Gulf Front household, etc. windows and so much more! One Bedroom Condos. NO BRIDGES TO JUST REDUCED: $999,000 or Each accommodates four. Yard sale multi-family, Friday, 4/9 THIS UNSPOILED with Robb and Stucky designer furnishings BAY AND Non-smoking. BUILDING SUPPLIES and Saturday, 4/10, 9:00 to l:00. PARADISE. Fantastic View. 289 Southwinds Dr. Costume $1,110,000. This is a must BEACH-VIEWS Two Bedroom, Two Bath Beach, Pool, Tennis, Bikes. SAW MILL - $2,695. - jewelry collection, women's fine HOMES AND see property! LumberMate - 2000 & clothing, lots of misc. No early Lands End Condo Owner: HOMESITES (239) 472-3500 LumberLite - 24. Norwood birds! Phone Today: at Industries; also manufactures FROM $140,000 TO South Seas Resort e-mail: [email protected] $2,000,000 GLENN CARRETTA utility ATV attachments, log Broker/Salesperson RENT DIRECT FROM OWNER skidders, portable board edgers (21 years AND SAVE! and forestry equipment, DOMESTIC AUTO (800) 897-0288 PUNTA RASSA (239) 472-3000 Sanibel/Captiva experience) SANIBEL HARBOUR www. Coldwell Banker norwoodindustries.cbm HERITAGE COVE Security shutters, boat lift. Move-in TeamSanibel.com SANIBEL VIEW -Free information: WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE condition. All furnishings available Title or No Title: (800) 784-2616 (800) 578-1363 ext. 300-N also. Great investment potential. (239) 395-3100 Trucks, Cars, Vans. For information call 1-888-254- BAY/BEACH-VILLAS One call does it all! Cash paid for some. 5140,X2032 SOUTH-SEAS-RESORT Seven days a week. 1-3 Bedroom Bay Villa. SANIBEL JEWELRY (239) 633-5080. 2 Bedroom & HARBOURSIDE REALTY Diamonds- 5.20ct. Pear, appraised Ask for Chris $299k Sanibel home. You are 2 Bedroom w/Loft Beach Villas. (239)466-3313 $30K + , only $8*995. 1.90ct. or leave message. GENERAL REAL ESTATE reading it right. 2br/2ba huge Seasonal Rates. Round, appraised $12K + , only garage, water views, close SAVE THROUGH OWNER! IT'S WHERE IT IS! $3,250. 1 .OOct. appraised $4,324, to beach. 1-800-878-7495 SANIBEL BIZ only $1,050. Private. (941) 587- Call Wil Compton at 3264 FOR SALE; (239)209-6171. TRUCKS & VANS BEAUTIFUL Call for list of Island properties. 4BR/4BA HOME RE/MAX of the Islands. BEAUTIFUL SANIBEL-LIGHTHOUSE GMC Safari van XLT, IN THE WALK TO BEACH POINTE-SANTO Deluxe 1998 DESIRABLE WEST-END GULF-FRONT PLANTS & TREES Leather, tan, very clean, OF SANIBEL 3 Bedroom/3 full Bath Condo. CONDOS FOR SALE PENTHOUSE-CONDO. Newly Furnished. Oak Trees, 1000 available, 3inch + 102K, Located in the 2-Bedrooms/2-Baths. diameter, 16-18FI tall, all potted. One owner. SANIBEL BAYOUS Near Lighthouse. Screened lanai with Pool-Tennis. $99. each, also available $8500 OBO SUBDIVISION. spiral staircase to Magnolias, Pines, Hollys. All trees (239) 995-9972. Large wrap-around ATRIUM Fully Equipped Kitchen. private rooftop sundeck. Spacious-Furnished must go. (239) 267-7668 screened lanai. FOR SALE BY OWNER Gorgeous sunrises/sunsets. Large eat-in kitchen. GULF FRONT CONDO Screened Porch. Low Density-24 Units Luxurious. GREAT RATES! An abundance of Fully equipped. wildlife Over 2000 sq. ft. OWNER: HOME FURNISHING MOTORCYCLES & MOPEDS 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Call Owner: (216) 932-5136 frequents the bayou. Substantial savings. A brand new queen pillow-top Watch a variety of birds Den email: [email protected] Newly remodeled kitchen (610) 664-2371 mattress set $130, king pillow-top from your lanai email: [email protected] $240. Ralph Lauren style 6-Pc. KAWASAKI and backyard. $1,495,000 cherry bedroom set $990. All in ELIMINATOR 2001. Walk to Bowman's beach. (239)395-9433 boxes, never used! (239) 340- 200 CC $649,000 (856) 985-0322 SOUTH-SEAS-RESORT 1475. KEEPS UP W/THE BIG BOYS!! Contact: CASA YBEL RESORT BEACH COTTAGE SHOWROOM CONDITION LES PENDLETON Two Bedrooms, Two Baths. Carpet Dealer left with many 1st. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath On trie Gulf. $2,800. AMERICAN REALTY SANIBEL GULF FRONT OCEAN FRONT quality carpets. We will install any CANDY APPLE RED Rates from: 3 rooms up to 379sq.ft. for $369... OF CAPTIVA, INC. plus FOR RENT OR SALE CALL AFTER 5PM. (800)547-0127 $1300 to $2400 Many colors to choose from. Call TOP FLOOR - CORNER BY OWNERS. per week. CALL (239) 549-9506 (239) 395-2490 equals (239) 368-6354 (239) 549-8253 www.captiva-island.com Call Owner: BEACH/WATER/WINDOWS www.casaybel.com (313)886-7872 Table and six chairs. American Two Bedroom/Two Bath Heritage. $350. Phone 472-1110 Furnished. or can be seen at 938Palm Street. POWERBOATS Crosi 22' Pontoon, 1996 with $797,500 Johnson 115hp motor and trailer. ILLINOIS LIC. REAL EST. "...we found our ";ewer upholstery and canopy. FREE LAND LIST Georgia Coastal BROKER OWNED WILL CO-OP humans in the Great party and fishing boat. Also, Properties. Deepwater access, y many 'extras. $4995. Call (239) iots. Starting @ 29.900. Call (877)- By Sppt, CLASSFIEDS!" 26 7-5196. • GA-OCEAN ext 81 395-2323 (Sanibel) S a u i b e! 22 Q Week of April 8-14,2004 • ISLAND REPORTER

ANNUAL RENTALS CONDOSFORRENT VACATION RENTALS VACATION RENTALS SEASONAL RENTALS BEAUTIFUL Ft. Myers Beach, 1br/1ba apartment, Cape, Tarpon Point Marina, 3/2, 3 BEDROOM/2 BATH steps to beach, heated pool, all brand new, never lived in. Close to LAKEFRONT HOME -SOUTH SEAS RESORT SUNSET-CAPTiyA amenities, sleeps 2-4, no pets. 2 BR/2 BA in Beachview. pools, tennis courts, fitness center, in "* " BEACH VILLA: Newly renovated i Call for viewing. $1,500/mo., 3 Country Club. and clubhouse. Available at once. GUMBO LIMBO. Two bedroom/two bath. 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Home month minimum. (239) 765-9480, Gorgeous pool home $1500. month Call (239) 565-8642 AVAILABLE: BEACH VILLAS: -, -.»-.- -.-. :in '* leave message with views of golf APRIL - NOVEMBER. One bedroom, two bath. h > frtvate -,; course. 1800/month. Small 2 Br/1 Ba condo on East end of Island Completely re-' Call BAY SIDE VILLAS: Beachfront-Cpmmuntty. (239) 395-3719 One bedroom/two bath. Fully furnished. I Call Jamie at RE/MAX of modeled, steps to bay and THREE NIGHT MINIMUM. 2CATVS, VCP, APARTMENTS & the Islands. 472-5050 beach. Monthly rental. Call WEEKLY DISCOUNT. CD/Stereo, W/D. ' (239) 940-9700. SAVE-THROUGH-OWNER! ' Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock. DUPLEXES FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL Week 51, 52, Shell Island Beach 3 BEDROOM/2 BATH (800) 899-7327 Call owner Cape-very large immaculate Club. Luxury condo, first floor, (615) 371-9029 LAKEFRONT HOME 2br/2ba. First floor corner. 16x16 sleeps 6. Complete facilities, in http ://mywebpages.comcast. ceramic flooring, ceiling fans, GOLF-GOLF-GOLF kitchen, pool, hot tub, tennis, net/sallytom GUMBO LlMBO. SOUTH SEAS RESORT blinds, lanai, w/d hook-up. Near bicycles on gulf coast. $1900 AVAILABLE: hospital, post office, government Two Bedrooms, Two Baths weekly. Saturday to Saturday. Carl APRIL - NOVEMBER. center. Pet considered. PLUS DEN!!! Nielsen, (815) 389-2207. Call GULF-FRONT $775/monthly. Yearly lease. First, LEXINGTON COUNTRY CLUB (239) 395-3719 PRIVATE THE-VACATION-HOME last & security. (239) 656-5520 Golf Privileges. LUXURY HOME YOU'VE Fully furnished 1 BR/1 BA Annual Lease HOMES FOR BENT .F.M. on the river, 2br/1ba, large ALWAYS WANTED apartment. Adult complex. $1,100/monthly yard, enclosed lanai, family room POOL-SPA totally renovated & immaculate SCENIC ACREAGE Available 5/1 through 11/15. Mid Most-private-beach. island. Sorry no dogs. $625/month SANIBEL New dock, pet considered Dock-on-Bayou. HARBOURSIDE REALTY ANNUAL-LEASE $1,000./mo, yearly lease. Now WEEKS AVAILABLE including water and cable. (239) SANIBEL Heated-Pool. 472-8719 (239) 466-3313 available. (239) 656-552C FOR ALL-SEASONS Wide-Porches. WEST GULF AREA Owner/Realtor. SANIBEL BIZ - Tropical lakefront. Open-Sunning-Decks. Near Sanibel and beaches. 3 Br/£ FOR-SPECIAL-RATES Chateau Sur Mer area. ANNUAL RENTALS IT'S WHERE IT IS! Three bedrooms, two baths. CONTACT OWNER Spacious. Ba, two car garage, fenced yard idyllic luxury/comfort. ANNUAL RENTAL new paint and carpeting DIRECTLY Easy-care, no-effort ME NEW Unfurnished. Brand new Condo 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Stroll to beach. $1350/month. (239) 472-1779 Vacation-Home. One bedroom Call: (574) 272-0889 Three-Bedrooms/Three-Baths. Spacious Condo. (239) 472-8378 with Garage. In Marina Communiiy, cell: (239) 209-7407 Fax: (574)273-5973 Monthly Rentals. Near Sanibel & FMB E-mail: [email protected] Near Beaches. Available immediately. AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st. Web Page: Call for rates. $800/month www.pullapillyvilla.com (239) 472-8248 $1500/month RIZZO PITTMAN & PAGE (239)841-1141 (505) 982-9242 REALTY GROUP, INC. GALL SHIRLENE 472-1587 (239) 433-1100 (800)634-2216 to place your ad 4 Drive Fore Hope Golf Classic raises over $64,000 for charity The Inaugural Drive Fore Hope Jim Kelly Golf tation the Hunter's Hope logo and hand-fabricated Classic and Auction for Hunter's Hope on March 26- the piece in yellow and white gold sprinkled with 27 raised more than $64,000. Hunter's Hope is a diamonds. Brad Congress noted, "The piece itself charity established in 1997 by Pro Football Hall of was a tribute to the Kelly family and their struggle Fame Quarterback Jim Kelly and his wife, Jill for and triumphs dealing with this crippling disease. their son Hunter who was diagnosed with Krabbe dis- What an honor it was to be a part of something so ease in early childhood. Their commitment is to raise special. And, it was a real pleasure to see some of awareness of Krabbe disease and other football's greatest athletes here, supporting their Leukodystrophies, which are inherited progressive friend Jim Kelly." disorders that affect the brain, spinal cord and periph- Many of Jim Kelly's former teammates and other eral nerves. The event was held at the Heritage Palms big name sports celebrities like former Buffalo Bills Golf and Country Club. Tailback, Thurman Thomas; Hall of Famer, Bruce Sponsors and contributors like Jet Blue Airlines, Smith; Wide Receiver, Steve Tasker and even former US Home, Heritage Palms, Fast Signs, Spiro & Dolphins Quarterback, Earl Morrall showed up to Associates and Bradley's Fine Jewelers were among help raise awareness and support Kelly. local business that participated. For more information on Hunters Hope or to make One of the highlights of the live auction was a cus7 a donation, please log on to www.Huntershope.com torn pendant donated by Bradley's Fine Jewelers. or call locally at (239) 540-1355. Bradley and Colbi Congress took an artistic interpre- Colbi and Brad Congress ,

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New Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9-5: Sun. Closed 2496 Palm Ridge Rd. Sanibel, Fl 33957 472-1155 463-0052 Lic.#AF000002 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of April 8 -14, 2004 • 23 At Hirdie Girdie: r something for everyone The Hirdie Girdie Gallery on Library Way covers a wide This is an intimate gallery, reflecting the intimate nature spectrum of art from oils and watercolors, to sculpture, to of the business arrangement among the artists. As one artist, basketry, to collage, and even to wood-turning. Here, some- Gordon Coughlin, describes it, "we all have to agree on a thing can be found to appeal to almost any taste. new artist to come in — on the art and the artist. Are they This is a cooperative gallery, meaning it is organized and congenial?" operated by the artists who show their work there. There Clearly they are, especially in light of the variety of about 12 artist-members of this group right now, a normal works. Coughlin paints landscapes in oil in a bright, color- head count for this gallery which has been going strong for ful style with strong, heavy strokes that reminded this the past .10 years. writer of the Fauvists. In some, it looks as if he just used the As a cooperative, the member artists agree on any new tube, skipping the intermediaries of brush or palette knife. member to join them and they share the various business In sharp contrast are Don Daniels' painstakingly realis- duties to keep the place going. Fortunately their business tic watercolors which share the gallery walls nearby. But Gordon Coughlin with some of his landscapes in oils. talents are as varied as their artistic ones. Most spend a lit- the different styles and mediums do not keep these men tle over two days a month taking a turn on the counter at the from admiring each other's work. able finishes that compliment the grain and bring it out in gallery, minding the store as it were. Others bring special Exquisite wood-turnings by Phil Krymare worth a look detail. abilities such as accounting, public relations skills, or by themselves. Using such exotic woods as Norfolk Island Judy Andrews specializes in ceramic tile art. Her images advertising, all of which have contributed to the ongoing Pine, he has slowly and carefully turned pieces to produce success. See HIRDIE GIRDIE bowls and vases of eye-catching grace, some with remark- page 24

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